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BEAUTIFULLY Deco­ FRESH as a Daisy! The rated. The large coun­ exterior of this lovely 7 try kitchen with newer room Colonial has lust oak cabinets, beamed received a fresh coat of ceilings, chair rail pa­ paint. Features Include neling and newer floor 3 generous-sized bed­ Is a "Housewife's rooms, 1'/3 baths, LAWN CARE Dream"! Three bed­ 17.5x18' 1st floor family I rooms, family room, room with fireplace, IV3 baths and large, pretfy entry foyer with GILBERT UWN Rcnovations/Hus ELECTRICAL WORK ODD lobs. Trucking fenced-ln rear yard, tile floor, a St. Charles SERVICE Ouatom Initrlor A BMaitor Need a now Service with Hoihe repairs. You make this house a real kitchen and a 1 car PrgfttsiMMi Laadscapliig Ralnling a CaHlng RapaIr A circuit breakers? name It, we do It. Free "hom e". Must see to garage. Bowers Rantw a Rower WttNng Rrtoat era downi Ohaok ua out In estimates. Insured. 643- TAB appreciate! $142,900. Stone, Loam, and Mulch tha Manetiaatir yaSow pagaa. ' School. $209,900. Jack- Dellvorlea. ftaa Cafimaiaa a SALES CENTER Strano Real Estate, son & Jackson Real Iniurta a Stnhr Dkoount$ JOSEPH DUMAS 647-7653.D Estate, 647-8400.O Free Estimates ASPHALT MAINTENANCE MOTORS 646-22S3 • 4 M 2 S 3 Drivawsyt A Psifcing Lott NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 461 Main St., Manchester EXECUfilVE Colonial. SQUEAKY Clean! This 647-71S6 eral Statute 23-65 prohibits This S'/j room cedar lovely home lust spar­ HEATINB/ • HM Hueawtoed Oraek Sealing the posting of advertise­ Safe Buy Used Cars sided home Is loaded kles! Great 1 floor liv­ CALLAHAN’S • Aalmall naamn e Sem OoaNng ments by any persan, firm or with extras. 2Vi baths, CARPENTRY/ PLUMBiNS corporation on a telegraph, 1»77 Chev Malibu...... *1495 ing, 2 bedrooms, living LHW PAMTHNI SERVICE FMbSwured rmHHmum Wagon. VI. AT. AC. Oean oak kitchen, huge fam­ room with fireplace, REMODELINO telephone, electric light or ily room, oak floor and formal dining room, otiaanio WuMePatiiitib Gill 516-2440 TODAVl power pole or to a tree, ItM Ford Efcort...... *2995 much more! $329,900. 140 Hilliard St. shrub, rock, or any other Wafon, SDK. 4 Spd.. Stereo country style kitchen, PMSONAL SBRVICBS natural oblect Without o writ­ Blanchard & Rossetto full basemenf, 1 car FARRAND REMODELINO Manchester, C T 00040 BoHore, pumpe, hot water • Clwclibeek Centrol ten permit for the purpose of IDTDFord Muitang...... >1695 Realtors," We're Sel- garage. Beautiful Room additions, dsefca, rooflng, tanka, new and Clean. AT, AC. PS, Stereo tiding, windows and gunsrt. m 643-9330 • Inetma Tax Friaam tlen protecting Itorthepubllcond llno Houses" 646-2482.0 vard-Lakewood Circle rapleoemente. carries o fine of up to $50 for 1D8S Chevette...... *2395 iJIanrlfratfr M m li • L H a s HeoHli Ineuronce Advice Bsekhoa and buSdoztr aarvloa FREE BSTIMATBS each offense. NEW 6 rooms Colonials. North. $190,000. Jack- avallabis. Call Bob Farrtnd, Jr. • Bvdeel CeneutteHen 4 Dr., AT. UK mi.. Stereo. PS $149,900. Mallard View, son & Jackson Real 048-0049 / 128-0610 « nnenctm S BNele Wonnlna TA g Sale. Saturday July 19S4 Ren. Alliance...... <2495 Estate, 647-8400.D 9, 9-4pm. 37 years ac­ 3 bedrooms, 1 '/j boths, Bin. 047-0609 R00FM6/ Coll Dan Motltr-449-S32f 4 Spd. PS. Stereo, Lo. Mi. fireplace, gourmet kit­ R u . 645-0040 SNNN6 IMISCELLAMEOUS cumulation. Cleaning 9 IBM Thunderblrtl...... <1995 chen with all applian­ CONDOMINIUMS D. B. Metier, Inc. room home. 1957 Sin­ AT. PS. AC. Stereo Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm ces, carpeting, full (s er v ic es ger sewing machine, iD67Ford Galaxle...... $AVE 30 Cents FOB SALE ROWmMWi ^BRIRWHNt OR vi J basement and garage! T&L MASONRY $20. Sewing notions, 500 Convt.. 72.000 Mi. No monthly Associa­ Mndjai. Mu I Tria IMl MANOffiSTER R00FM6 Brick, bloak, stone. booting equipment. 150 1984 Dodge Daytona...... <4495 tion fees! Blanchard & FOREST Ridge Town- ttanf’s I hfon All types of roofing A h a n d y m a n Chimneys and rspairs. Cambridge Drive, East Turbo, Loaded with Everything Rossetto Realtors," house. 3Vi baths, 3 bed­ If yoi/ft slok of QoMraeloci nut rutum- repairs. Wood shingles Mama imprevamant - Fdintina No lob too small. Horttord.______1979 Ford Pinto...... <1495 4th test We're Selling Houses" rooms, 1900 SQuare feet hio your m Nd, odR us. PuHy Insursd. — Cedar Shakes. - eaaamenta FlntslMd • Tlllna - AT. M.OOOmi.. PS.Sterwo UeM Carptntrv • OOP jobs - FREE ESTIUATES T A G Sole. Moving. 78 646-2482.0______of living space, fire­ 27 Tears Experience rpm records, furniture 1976 Dateun Pickup...... <1495 place, airconditioning, MSB Camtruellen Xiiiwaa » Uotimd • OutmUttd tNSURBD 4 Spd.. Cap. Extra Clean GLASTONBURY- deck with view. Par­ cell 6 4 5 -8 0 6 3 and much more. JulyS, Forest fires si Mnekislsr, ms. fua.t643-1720 BARRY SCANLON fireworks Monchester. Pristine 8 tially finished walk out 645-8830 9,10, from 9-3. 74 Over­ M IKE F L Y N N room house on Shal- 646-2411 traaastlmataa look Drive, Monches- bosement. Pool, tennis SaO IMPROVEMENTS ter.______lowbrook Lane. 3 full court. Priced to sell at 6 4 9 -4 3 0 4 baths, 3 car garage anil REPAIRS T a p S a R S c t a m m E L m m LANDSCAPtRS Open M-F9-9/Sat. 9-9 I U $169,000. Call owner at .... KiNWAHB— TA G Sole. Saturday July under fire HOan IMFROVatMNT Any amount daHvarad. Alto, nil, fireplace, central air, 647-0748. "No Job Too Smtir 6, 9-3pm. No early w ent • Daek* - Nnlacanwnt gravel, atone and bark, imdeh. TB! o 8 5 a N n q “ gorgeous lot and more. Raglatarad and Fully Inautad Wladawa A Daart birds! 90 Westland burning but MANCHESTER. Lydall ,Boboai,baoMwaAloadarrantai. ■ HpjosrooaiMU $270's. Blanchard 8, Woods. 2 bedroom FREE ESTIMATES Ma Jaa Taa Sla ar Taa Small Frune Wmbe. hedsee. fwtMtlng, Street, Manchester. (MANCHESTER By Andrew Yurkovsky Rossetto Realtors," ia% Samar CHtaan Olacaaal a»imlnee,^l^ Hiding t Cape style condo. 1'/? M am Sir a t m a im araatlaaal DAVIS CDHSTRUCnON Manchester Herald We're Selling Houses" MMfnVDfWflOD, 647-0593 HarSar Svalaata HONDA ' 646- 2482.0 baths, living room, for­ 872-140(y6S9-9S5S Cmi FREE EirilylATES mal dining room and omi72a-O701 AavNma Pertenathwi Law Cere CARS Not enough bang for the bucks. MANCHESTER Colonial. appllanced kitchen HAWNES TR EE SERVICE' PAINTINO/ _ 4 l AAisaigm FOR SALE USED CARS That’s' just one of the com­ Some owner financing I plus garage. Lovely ,. Bucket, truck A oMppor. Stump under controi PAPERINO plaints about this year’s fire­ Spacious 8 room Colon­ area. $151,900. D.W. removal. Fraaatllmalaa. 742-nS4Z.Xe.ge ee Chavy V«n •15,486 ial with 1st floor family FORD Mustang 1967 Clas­ works display that will be investi­ L Fish Reolty, 643-1591 .□ NAME your own price. Special eontMaiatlon for - 84 VW Scirocco •6995 room and 4 bedrooms FL00RIN6 sic. 289 Sprint. Hard­ gated by the town’s Independence Bv Judd Everhart SOUTH Farms Drive. Im­ Father & Son Pointing |n| aMarty and hondloappad. top. Must sell. Best 84 Chav Camara •5195 Babcock said the worst fire was plus oyer 2100 sauare The Associated Press maculate 3 bedroom, and Papering. Remo­ CONCRETE otter. 569-0370. -.04 Honda Accord •7995 Day Celebration Committee in Beacon Falls, where more than feet. There Is even o 2'/j bath condo In fabu­ val. 291-8567. 647-7553 when it meets next week. The fireplace In the living VW Rabbit 1980. 70K, new 85 Honda Accord H/B •6695 100 acres had been consumed by lous area! FIreplaced CRYSTAL DUNGS J a C Concrete patios end room, 1 full and 2(>/3) brakes, clutch, sun- 81 Chavy Monta Carlo •4995 committee could ask the com­ Firefighters across the state Wednesday afternoon in an arson family room, com­ CinmIfTlltRMirtls sidewalks, steps and rodt. $1100. 649-0477 pany that put on the display to are continuing to battle what baths and a woodstove E x t e r io r FLOORSANDINB driveways. Coll 56» 84 Oldt Cutlaia •6995 fire. A new fire spot was reported In the In the living pletely redecorotied. huMtaMm a Floors like new evenings.______reimburse the town for extra state officials call the worst rash Mint condition. $240's. 4058, leave messooe. 85 Ply. Horizon •2795 in the Naugatuck State Forest room. Located In a Painting Done Commerolal A Rosldontlel a Specializing In older noora expenses associated with a series of forest fires in 78 years, but a Blanchard & Rossetto stockade Fences Installed. ' FRSS senMATst - rut.LV iNSunso TOYOTA Corolla 1986, 5 65 Honda Civic •4995 Wednesday afternoon, according great family neighbor­ a Natural A stained noors door, AC, Cruise, of problems. spokesman for the Department of Realtors," We're Sel- Deck! and porches painted. iwmoows 84 Ford Tampo •3995 to DEP spokesman William P. hood. $179,900. Anne llng Houses" 646-2482.P a No Waxing anymora AM /FM $5200.872-3753 Environmental Protection said Miller Real Estate, 647- Free Eatlmataa a Fully tanirad ^kimn 647-S443 a 84 Olda Cut. Clara •4995 Barbara Mozzer, the commit­ Delaney Jr. I RO DOORS CAMARO 1979. Blue, au­ today the situation is generally 8000.D MANCHESTER. Excep­ Jala VMlillH - 6485750 80 Dataun 20SX •2295 tee secretary, said today that the “ Probably the biggest concern tional 2 bedroom end 6 4 3 -0 74 3 tomatic. 59,000 original under control. 87 Honda Lxl Accord •12,995 firm hired to put on the fireworks is Mt. Riga which is up in START Packing! Near- unit with garage! THBRIRAL WINDOWS miles. Good condition. So far this year, state officials Ing completion, this ^DEUVERING . ^ • DOOR8 $3000 or best offer. 86 VW Scirocco •10,995 display used fewer shells than the Salisbury. There are D E P people Large llving-dining T H I S S P A C E say 71 forest fires have consumed terrific 7 plus room Rich, clean, alono-froe SoU and MtMIMd by proTM- 643-2985 evenings. 83 Buick Skylark 4 dr. •3495 “contract called for. up there and we have a 20-man room combination. Excessive obbrcvlotlons loam. 5 yards. *80 Plue Tax. tlonal nmotftbng eontrtetor. 500 acres of woodlands. At least Gambrel Colonial In Oversize closet In mas­ • 59.47 CHEVY Caprice 1979. Me- 86 Honda Civic SI •6495 In addition, because that the crew scheduled to get in their abbreviate resultsi Be Alto, sand, gravel, atone / A eafeofton of *inyl or wood two forest fires — in Naugatuck Bolton Is lust waiting ter bedroom. Kitchen for 24 InsBrtlons unffa Custom eorpontrya . chonlcally good, high 82 Chav. Citation •2995 firm arrived late at the Bicenten­ early today. When it’s possible, for Its new family to sure readers understond and horae manure. appliances Include your od by avoiding ab­ tpodtllly- mileage, good reliable 85 Buick Somaraat 2 dr. *4995 nial Band Shell at Manchester State Forest in Beacon Falls and the National Guard will schudule a r r iv e . O v e r 2100 Call 643-2711 cor. Coll 649-5110. microwave. Conve­ breviations. 643-2711. 83 Mazda RX7 *4995 Community College and began in Sleeping Giant State Park in air (water) drops," Delaney said square feet of practl- nient location! Asking for dBtollA 6 4 3 -9 5 0 4 878-9780 M A ZD A RX7, 1979, 5 the display a half-hour later than Hamden — continued to burn today. calmllvlng space. 3 $149,900. Realty World, speed. $2400. or best "Tfc# Airto ProfossloMilt” today. large bedrooms, 2'/i Benoit, Frechette As- scheduled resulted in additional Of the 71 fires, 10 were caused offer. Must sell. Coll 24 AdiMt St., ■iickostor costs to the town that the Gov. William A. O’Neill or­ baths, huge country SOClotes, 646-7709.D I^CONDOMINIUMS ROOMS APARTMENTS Tom 646-3126. by arson and another 18 by kitchen with adjoining dered State Forester Peter Bab­ BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, LijFO R SALE committee may seek from the fireworks. Babcock said. The tamlly room. 2.3 acres FOR RENT FOR RENT i n i FURNITURE VW Rabbit 1982. 4 door, 646-3515 firm, Mozzer said. cock to issue an indefinite state­ 2 baths, 2 lavs, full AM-FM stereo others were probably caused by suitable for horses. finished basement. Despite the problem with the wide ban on open-air fires within $269,900. Jackson A, SPACIOU^^^Tedroom MANCHESTER. Fur­ SOFA, Traditional style, cassette. 68,000 miles. carelessness, according to Dep­ New refrigerator, kit­ Townhouse In sought THE Olcott Is now man­ fireworks, however, the celebra­ 100 feet of woodlands or fields. Jackson Real Estate, nished room In ladles aged by Beacon Man­ otf-white, multi pastel, Cleon. $2,000 or best (\AORIARTY uty Environmental Protection 647- 8400.D______chen tioor and hot wa­ after area. Lower level rooming house. Cleon, otter. Coll Kurt 643- tion attracted a record crowd and The ban, the first ever issued by ter heater. Asking agement Corporation. Cleon, good condition. Commissioner Dennis P. Includes great family QuIet, nice location. $75. 646-2800.______9600.______brought in record amount of O’Neill, does not apply to back­ COMFY and cozy! De­ $143,900. Realty World, room with bullt-ln bar We ore now accepting BROTHERS DeCarli. Ladles preferred. $240 applications for our 1 OLDS Cutlass Supreme money. yard barbecues or grills erected lightful older Colonial Benoit, Frechette As- and separate washer- per month. Security USED CARS built in 1879 by the soclotes, 646-7709.□ and 2 bedroom units. I GOOD THINGS 1980. 6 cylinder, auto­ '■ The company that put on the at state parks. See FIRES, page 10 dryer area. Central air. ond references. 644- matic, olr, 80,000 miles. Cheney's! Excellent All window treatments 3503. Fully appllanced kit­ TO EAT 88 Markur Scdfpio *19,495 display. New England Display “ Beyond this step, our only SMALL complex 4 room, chen, wall-to-wall car­ I $2200. 646-8650 or 27.5- condition' Inside and stay! Being offered at 87 Marc. Q. Marquia *13,895 Fireworks of Keene, N.H., was to other major alternative is to ban out, 3 bedrooms, sun- 1 '/j both townhouse MANCHESTER. Fur­ peting, private parking 3262. with full basement and $138,900. Realty World, 87 Marc. Topaz *6795 arrive at the band shell at about 4 people from the use of state parks room, country style Benoit, Frechette As­ nished room, kitchen and swimming pool. AU D I 5000S 1985. 5 speed, i large rooms. Double and parking privileges. We ore near schools 87 Marc. Cougar *11,095 p.m. but showed up only at about and woodlands (but) that is a Water use kitchen, 1st floor closets In both bed­ sociates, 646-77m.D u loaded. Great shape. loundrv, great Security and referen­ ond shopping moll. $9300 negotiable. Must 87 Ford Tampo *6995 8:40. The display began at about drastic step that I have no wish to 7 rooms. $118,000. Coll MANCHESTER. Well maintenance-free ces, $70 weekly. 649- Conveniently located 5 pick sell. 643-1454.______87 Lincoln T.C. *16,295 10 rather than the scheduled time execute at the height of the Sentry 643-4060. kept 3 bedroom first 9227 or 649-4248. vinyl siding on house minutes from 1-84 ond CADILLAC Fleetwood 87 Mare. Q. Marquia *11,395 of 9:30. AP photo vacation season,” O’Neill told restricted and 2 car garage. Call floor unit. Amenities 15 minutes to down­ Blueberries HOMES Include pool. Conve­ Wont to sell your cor? For 1984. Phone, mint con­ 87 Lincoln MK7 *21,995 Mozzer said that because police BRUSH FIRE — A crane helicopter reporters in his office Wednes­ to see today! $137,500. quick results, use q low- town Hartford. No pets at the dition. All extras. The fire is part of the worst rash of forest . day. “ If need be, we’ll tqke that Jackson & Jackson nient location I Asking allowed. Residents pay 87 FOrd Or. vie. *11,695 had to be on hand longer than hovers over Beacon Falls in Naugatuck HDFOR SALE $94,900. Realty World, cost Classified od. Coll Corn Crib $92 00 or best otter. fires in 78 years that have consumed 500 step.” in 30 towns own utilities. For more 07 Marc. Cougar *11,095 expected, the town will have to Real Estate, 647-8400.a 643-2711 today to place Col 1643-4444 or 244-9501. State Forest, spilling a 1,000 gallon tank Benoit, Frechette As- Information please coll Buckland Rd. pay $1,000 more than expected for acres of woodlands. No serious injuries have been soclotes, 646-7709.□ your od. FORD Grand Torino 1975. 67 Mazda RX-7 *17,495 643-0612 or 643-6432. So. Windsor 80 Toyota Camry *M95 police service. The town will al.so of water on a fire that continues to burn. reported in any of the fires and no By The Associated Press NEW Prlcetog! Popular Hours: 8-8 White with blue Inte­ homes appeared immediately You don't hove to be on MANCHESTER 6 room, 3 rior. Good condition. 00 Mazda 620 Turbo *9895 have to pay three hours in Northtleld G re e n bedroom. Security and threatened, Babcock said Condo Complex! 6 advertising expert to get Best offer. 646-4531. 68 Marc. Lynx *3995 .overtime for the cost of having a The state’s second-largest wa­ results In Classified. We'll references. No pets. SPORTING , Babcock said the 71 fires over ter company has asked its custo­ room Townhouse with 646-2003. CHEVY Citation 1980. 00 Oodga Lancar *7995 tbwn employee dig the ditch from help you word your od. We^e weathering the drought the past two days more than mers to restrict their water use as 3 bedrooms, 2'/3 baths, Green with block Inte­ 60 Marc. Marquia *5995 which the fireworks were gas hot air heat with 643-2711. MANCHESTER. Attrac­ rior. Good condition. launched. doubled the average 31 total Connecticut suffers through its tive 6 room Duplex. I'/i 06 Marc. Marquia *5995 central air condition­ MISTRAL Windsurfer, Best offer. 646-4531. The ditch was to have been dug reported in June, July and August driest summer in 78 years. ing. Extra bonus of Whot mokes Wont Ads boths, 1st floor $750. 6 toot soil with 06 Marc. Lynx *3995 Bv Andrew J. Davis While 71 forest fires have been unsure what caused the three laundry, large yard. by the workers from firm. When it in anyVear since 1910, the year The Connecticut Water Co., brand new double pone work? People like you battens, 12 foot board 1986 SUBARU GL 4 door, 06 Marc. Marquia *5995 Manchester Herald reported statewide so far this brush fires in the Union Pond Security, references. power windows, A/C, )>ecame clear that the firm would fire recoxd-keeping began. which serves 30 towns, on Wed­ Insulated windows who read and use the with odlustoble most- 00 Marc. Marquia *5995 year. Manchester fire officials area and Sunday’s grass fire throughout-tllt out tor Wont Ads every day. 643- $750 plus utilities. 647- track, foot straps and cassette. $5500. or best be late, the committee decided to BabcoclKsaid without substan­ nesday asked its 56,000 customers 65 Lincoln T.C. *12,995 The dry spell has fueled a have only had about eight brush along Sheldon Road, he did say easy cleaning! Carport 2711. 9353. skeg. Coll 774-4845 be­ offer. 742-9759. dig the ditch to save time once the tial rain th iiw will get worse. He to curtail lawn and garden 05 Ford LTD *8995 number of brush and grass fires and grass fires reported, fire the weather played a part. Two of tor 1 cor, full base­ tween 5pm-10pm or 646- 1977 DODGE Aspen. workers from the firm arrived, said it would take at least two watering. 0271.______65 Olda Wagon *8995 in town, but the problem is far officials said. Between three to ment. Now $137,000. APARTMENTS 49,000. miles, plus 1974 Mozzer said. the Union Pond area fires were inches of rain over a three-day “ Using water for essential Jackson 8> Jackson CONDOMINIUMS operoting Toyota, high 08 Chav. Spaetrum *4295 less severe than elsewhere in the four fires each have been re­ reported on June 27, whilea third Make an appointmcnl to see this lovelv home on FOR RENT FOR Sole. Collapsible 3 The cost of display was $7,000. period to iW uce the fire risk. purposes will help maintain suita­ Real Estate, 647-8400.D ___ IFOR RENT speed Raleigh, brand mileage, $995. 649-5445. 04 Marc. Cougar *5495 state, town fire officials said. ported to the Town of Manchester was reported June 28. Curry Lane and you will make an offer lo hiiv it. Mozzer said. Last year, the town Weather^orecasters were pre- ble water storage and pressure in new bike. Never used. CAMARO 1968. Excellent 84 Marc. Cougar *6495 The drought, meanwhile, has Fire Department and the Eighth Burning cigarettes or unat­ dictingzdt least two more days of Yes. it’s that nice! M A N C H ES TE R . 454Moln THREE Bedroom Town- jjaid the same amount to have a not caused any water supply the system,” said Bill Dunn, the L0T8/LAND Street. 2nd floor, 3 Original price $200, $150 condition. No bondo. 04 Marc. Q. Marquia *7995 Utilities District Fire tended campfires are suspected hot f a t h e r , with a chance of T his home has 8 rooms, w ith 4 good sized bed- house, }'/2 baths, full or best otter. Coll 649- ziisplay put on by Atlas Display of company’s public information FOR SALE room heated. No ap­ Powerful engine. $6500. 04 Lincoln T.C. *11,495 problems, said Water Operations Department. rooms, plus 2'/z haths and a huge firepinred family basement, fully ap­ 4748 otter 5pm. coll 228-4870.______Jaffrey, N.H. as the causes, O’Marra said. late^ay thunderstorms. director. pliances. Security. $480 84 Lincoln Contin. *11,595 Manager Patrick Kearney. But "W e have not had the same None of the fires are considered room. There’s a two car garage and a large in- pllanced kitchen, park­ ■■ Mozzer said that the committee Scores of firefighters were Water companies in New Lon­ MANCHESTER. Level, per month. 646-2426 1970 PLYM OUTH Duster 04 Marc. Cougar *M95 he said problems will occur if the problem as across the state,” serious, O’Marra said. ground pool for the entire family lo enjoy. The lot clear lots. % acre. ing for 2 cars. No pets. BDAT8/MARINE and extra ports. Best assisted by two National Guard don, Meriden. East Lym e and weekdovs 9am-5pm. Security deposit and 1 84 Olda Dalta *6995 chose New England Display this hot weather continues, so he is said Thomas O’Marra, district is level and the rear yard provides privacy for your Already with city EQUIPMENT offer. Leave message. “ The dry weather is the reason helicopters that were dumping Southington also asked residents ROCKVILLE. One Bed­ year lease. $800. per 83 Marc. Cougar *5995 asking residents to voluntarily fire department spokesman. outdoor activities. The price has been reduced lo sewer and water. 647- 647-1372. water from 400- and 1.000-gallon room, Elm Street, In­ month. 649-0795 ask tor See FIREWORKS, page 10 conserve water. While O’Marra said he was •2.S2.700 Call for an appointment. 0426 days. 646-7207 cludes heat and hot 301-305 CENTER ST. See WEATHER, page 10 buckets onto the flames below. See WATER USE, page 10 evenings.______Don. water, stove and re­ To Be Sold At MANCHESTER Jack J. Lappen Realty M AN CH ESTER . $95,000. frigerator, modern kit­ HOMES CLYDE Very nice wooded loC chen and both. 1 month A U C TIO N : CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 643-5135 16-i East Center S t., Manchester, CT located at end of cul- s e c u rity . $495 per FOR RENT ROUTE S3, VERNON Pioneer division soid; de-sac, In area of exec­ month. Also, Rock­ 1982 Rloyars 82 Toyota 4x4 pu •5295 No scandal, 643-4263 utive homes. Ideal for ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ IMMACULATE 6'/j room 84 Olda Cut. Sup. Cps. contemporary or solar tage Street, 1 bedroom, Cope with rec room. 16 ft. Runibout •7495 I q ^TRUCKB/VANS orlentd home. Call Sen­ modern both, stove, Appliances Included. 35 HP Johnson Otbrd. 84 Cavallar 4 Or. •5300 FOR SALE 80 jobs here affected 9 try 643-4060. carpet. 1 month secur­ Security, references. Soil Trallir w/Jack 85 Camaro Z28 •10,995 just growth ity. $415 per month. No pets. $875 per 85 Cavallar Cs * dr. •5900 FORD Ranger XL 1984. 4 I BUSINESS Coll 872-8095 The month. Coll 649-3219, Saturday, Juty 9.1988 86 Calabrity 4 Dr. Wg. •9495 wheel drive, 6'h faat. By Nancy Concetman Barre, who was in a meeting and PROPERTY Garnet Company. 633-0337. igdMAM 88 Cavalllar 4 Dr. •7695 Western plaw, V-4 en­ Manchester Herald could not be reached for comment THREE rooms, portly gine, air canditlaning. for church Inspection - 9:00 AM 86Calabrliy4 0r. •8995 this morning. FOR Sale Manchester furnished. Heat. Work­ I STORE AND AAA-FAA stereo. 49,000 The fate of more than 80 18 Main Street 86 Olda Oath 4 or. •10,200 Greenstadt, who has resigned Doctor's office. Hil­ ing single mole pre­ OFFICE SPACE miles. $5000. 643-4704. workers at the Pioneer Systems I Minimum Bid *760.00 66 Chav PU CIO •9490 Bv Nancy Pappas as president of Pioneer Systems liard Professional ferred. No pets. Lease. TOYOTA Pickup 1907. 4 Inc. plant on Hale Road is now in Building. 2153 square 643-2880. 67 Camaro 2 Or. •11,995 wheel drive. Excellent Manchester Herald Inc., said in May he would try to FURNISHEDOtfIceswIth Right to reject ell bids re­ 67 Bulok Qrand Nat. the hands of a Paris, France- feet and convenient EAST Hartford, 2 bed­ phone, receptionist, •18,995 condition. Lift kit. Ste­ protect the workers’ jobs during served. Successful bid­ 67 Pont. 6000 Sta. based company which purchased storage area. 1st floor. rooms, fully op- copy, fox and secre- •14,995 reo. $11,000. Gall 228- In 1951, the First Assemblyof God Giurch negotiations on the sale. der must deposit 25% In 67 Olda Calala 4 Dr. Move-ln condition. Ex­ pMonced, new tory support. 647-4800. •9900 4870. was founded by only a handful of the operating assets of the The business agent for the cellent parking! In- cash or bank or certified 67 Bulek Cant. LTD •10,490 carpeting, busline, O FFIC E Rental space. GM C 1983 SIS 4x4. Tinted worshippers prOying together in an East i company’s aerospace-defense union representing local plant qulre todoy of 646-5153. pool. Hot water and check at time of sale. 67 Buick Skylark 4 Or. •9990 f \ Deslreobte East Cneter windows, new short Hartford storefront. Today, the number of group June 30, the company’s woricers, the Amalgamated a o - 10,000. SQUARE feet on heat Included. Coll 521- Remainder to bo paid in Street Location. 200-600 block, loaded. Asking local followers has swelled to 750 people, form er president said today. thing and Textile Workers Local 1.2 acres In center of 0702 or 828-3493. square feet. Available same manner end goods 872-9111 ■ $5900. 643-8776.______Alan H. Greenstadt said the who soon will worship in a $1.5 million 125 of North Dartmouth, Mass., is town. Good vlslblllfy. MANCHESTER 5 rooms September 1st. Please removed within seven (7) operating assets of the Investor or user may call 649-0600. days. church building under construction at the on vacation and could not be on busline. Renovated, CAMPERS/ aerospace-defense group were b y purchase. Warren E. carpets, appllanced. intersection of Spencer Street and Inter­ reached for comment this MANCHESTER office MANCHESTER FIRE TRAILERS bought by the Zodiac Group of Howland, Inc. 643-1108. Adults preferred, se- building tor rent. Ideal LIPMAN #1 state 384 on the East Hartford town line. morning. curlty. 649-7961______Paris for an undisclosed amount. location. Ample park­ DEPT. - 8th Olitrict VOLKSWAGEN W IN N EB A G O 1982. 22' The growth in the church is not unique to Zodiac is a world-known para­ David Kool/Monchpittr Htrald Pioneer is one of the last FOUR Room apartment. ing. Good exposure. 643-7373 66 Suzuki Bamurt Conv. class A. $18,500. 742- Manchester. Despite the scandal last year chute manufacturer through its Manchester *125,000 M0RT0A8E8 Second floor. Stove R .D . M urdock. 643- 32 Mein St., Manchester 6100 ml...... 46006 6261. Can be teen on involving the television evangelist Jim remnants of the Cheney Silk Mill 2692. TA K IN G O FFIC E — The Rev. Terry Wiles hopes he will soon move out of empire. and refrigerator. No 67 Vugo 2 dr, 1SK ...... 'Z O O S Route 31, Coventry. Bakker, the Assemblies of God minister utilities. Security. $500. his office on Oak Street in East Hartford, in the top floor of a renovated See PIO N E E R , page 18 TERRIFIC STARTER FALUIM BEWNb?? MANCHESTER. Prime 06 VW QoN DIaaal...... «6266 who founded the multi-million P T L Club, Greenstadt would not reveal Lovely, S room Townhouse Condo with 2 large monthly. 646-7336. locoton retail store. SOVW Sdroeco, AT, AC. MOTORCYCLES/ terms of the June 30 sale, which STOP foreGlosureii MISCELLANEOUS church officials say the church worldwide Victorian home. He has been pastor of First Assemblyof God since 1981. bedroome, 1V5 baths, fully appllanced, eet-ln THREE rooms, partly Downtown Main FOR SALE AM/FM Caaa.. PMIr...... 48796 M0PED8 includes plants in Melbourne, kitchen, new carpeting In living room, dining If you ere falling behind on furnished. Heot. Work­ Street. 2450 square feet. 06 Cudaaa Clarta bm...... 4g]gs continues to grow at a tremendous rate. your mortgage paymenle... Fla. and Ck>lumbia and Liberty, TODAY room, steire and upatelre foyer. Full basement, ing single mole pre­ 1st level-lower level 00 Jaap Plonaar HONDA CB650 1981. New The Rev, Terry Wiles, pastor of First replace a complex of buildings which the At that time, the hall presently under OR...If your home Is In fore­ ferred. No pets. Lease. some size. Immediate TABLE Model AM-PM 2 Or, 4x4 ...... 47995 Church, said the new church is only the Miss., according to a statement patio, smell complex located on Highland Street. radio phonograph. tires, new chain and church is selling on Oak Street in East construction will be converted to an activity released by Zodiac. The new closure, WE C A N HELPI 643-2880.______occupancy. Telephone 83 Jpap Wagonaar. sprockets. 14,600 miles. beginning of a construction project to Hartford.' No payment program avail­ 649-1625.______Also, old Sinatra and Loadad...... 49995 center and multi-purpose auditorium to be company will be called Pioneer Index THREE Bedroom Duplex 2 seats with manuals. accommodate the increase in followers. But the church isn’t stopping there, said able io r up to 2 years. Bed Herb Albert records. 62 VW Rabbit DIaaal...... 143595 used for various congregational functions, Aerospace Corp., he said. In newer 2 fam ily Coll 646-4847. 8500.643-4704. The imposing brick building, two blocks Wiles, who heads a staff of nine paid 20 pagm, 2 aocSons Wt ssa lMl| fsa ktcaiBt I credit Is not e problemllAak home. Includes ap­ j^lHDDMMAIES 62 Bulok Skylark...... 43555 Wiles said. Greenstadt said he didn’t know I M l I...... — west of the K mart Plaza, will seat roughly employees. Over the next three to five how LOW payments can pliances and wall to WANTED 06 Camaro IROC-Z...... 4^0 ^ 9 5 The 6.7 acre site, 50 Silver Lane/351 what the new company’s plans Businees------18 Obituarigs_____ 2 M l MS%28i sod itk Itr Ota ENDROLL8 MISCELLANEOUS 600 In its worship hall, have an extensive years, the church plans to open a preschool help you SAVE YOUR wall carpeting. Heat 61 Mareadaa 3006L, AT. Spencer St., was purchased in 1986 for are for current Pioneer em­ Claseiflad _ 18-80 Opinion______8 27% wMMi - 280 SHvar. 46K...... 439,596 AUTOMOTIVE education wing, and 318 parking spaces, and a private Christian day school at the 0. F. H U LL INC. HOME TODAYI not Included. $680. PROFESSIONAL Fe­ 12% svMNi • 2 lor 2M $600,000. The prospectus for mortgage ployees, but, “ We have quite a bit Cotnioa------18 P ^ l « _ _ _ 8 monthly. Security and male, shore house, . 77 Camaro, V8. AT...... 43499 according to Wiles, who has been with the same site, and construct a worship hall Swiss Cenamthre fireap MUST aa gMad up at 8ia CHEVY Dumptruck 1965. bonds indicates that 1.02 acres are in of work in the backlog,” he said. Conngctlout___4 S p o ilt____ 11-14 m J B M S L , references required. 2 Manchester. $250. per Harald OMaa Monday Blru congregation since 1981. The new building there, with space for as many as 900 lit k HN'-htli 84MS28 at (203) 4S4-133R er 24 TsIIm A Tiwk, Rto. U 3V6 yard dump. Please Greenstadt referred questions Focus 8 TNtvM on -17-18 children preferred. No month, plus 1/3 utili­ Thufidaybatoio It B.m.enly. is scheduled to open in September and will parishioners. (203)484-4404 pets. Call 643-7635. VwiMN, CT • MN-2638 telephone 643-5333 be­ See CHURCH GROWTH, page 10 to the acting general manager of Local____2-3,10 U.S.AWorM____ 8 ties. 643-9986 evenings. tween Oam-Opm. the new company, Michel La- Lottery______2 Weattier______8 * MAwcngioic.n niiiKALiU. inursday. July 7 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, July 7, 1988 _3 Company record Neighbors protest .expansion About Town Adopt a pet: Jenny ts ready approved apartment plans;

Friendly Circle plans buffet By Barbara Richmond this time of the year. ^ By Nancy Concelman Manchester Herald dog, should call the Manchester PZC tables action ™ ™eet Wednesday, July 13 Also looking fo r g o t homes for dog pound. The pound is located Manchester Herald ®t the First Congregational Church on Route si in cats and kittens is Protectors of on town property near toe landfill Bv Nancy Concelman He argued that despite the 25 Jenny, an all-black female cat Animals. At this time the Hart­ ; ’ T*’? Planning and Zoning Com- Manchester Herald Circle of First Congiigi with beautiful green eyes, is this area off Olcott Street. The dog mph speed limit, most people sponsor a buffet featurfng ford Veterinary Clinic is taking -• mission Wednesday approved week’s featured pet of Aid to warden is at the pound weekdays drive 40 or 50 mph noW. noon to care of four kittens, all aban­ from noon to 1 p.m. The phone ' permits that will allow the The Planning and Zoning Com­ Eugenia DeCobert of 123 White Helpless Animals Inc. doned. Three of the four were , expansion of Hartford Distribu- mission Wednesday tabled a vote iitort ®®- Chowder or Judy Lazorik, a volunteer for number there is 643-6642. If there St. said she was concerned that salad will be served at an additional cost of 50 cents. found in a dumpster. Toadoptone is no one on duty, call the police - !®Pi Buckland Indus- on a zone change and preliminary the project is close to her Aid to Helpless Animals, said or more call the clinic at 666-1447. ' trial Park, but asked the com­ plan of development for 41 Jenny is strikingly beautiful "in department, 646-4555. mother’s home on Union Street The Glastonbury unit of Protec­ pany to install an underground apartments on North Main Street and thatit wouldhaveaneffecton Jaycees to hold bottle drive person” and is very friendly. tors of Animals, is seeking homes There is someone on duty at toe fuel storage tank that will provide because of concerns from neigh­ The organization has many the Hockanum River and the aJ!?'l^®''»®"“ ^ Jaycee Club will hold^a bottle drive for the many cats and kittens they pound Monday through Friday adequate protection to the bors and the Conservation linear park trail. cats and kittens that need good from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m. Resid^nto are asked to rescue. The phone numbers to environment. Commission. The Conservation Commission homes. The group is trying to call are: 633-2164 or 659-3106. ’The commission approved spe- Developers Barney Petei;man K u te s i^ T ii*? ***® C oven trj^G f^m er School on There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog at a June meeting also raised R o ^ 31. The Jaycees also will pick up bottles. For place a large number of kittens, Anyone looking for a dog they ® J exception, erosion control Jr. and Barney Peterman Sr. most of them abandoned, during and the new owner must have the concerns about the river and more informaUon call 742-8967. 742-9458 or 742-5681 have lost,jDr looking to adopt a dog licensed. and floodplain permits that will propose 41 apartments for the recommended that a proposed allow the company to add a 9,900 10-acre parcel at 543 N. Main St. building containing eight units Agency offers health clinic • square-foot warehouse onto its The land fronts Union Street and located near the Hockanum River Obituaries existing facility, located at 131 borders the Hockanum River. be eliminated from the plans or The Community Health Care Services wili Chapel Road. The Petermans are seeking a moved. Expansion plans include the zone change from Rural Resi­ J ®: ® Well-Child Clinic on Wednesday.Tuly 13 Laurence P. Rubinow. repres­ installation of an underground dence to Planned Residence enting the Petermans, said Wed­ c o ^ n / ^ ^ 1. “ ® **®*^’« CJ^nrch in Robert W. McFall William Myers Yvonne Trudeau 10,000-gallon diesel fuel tank and Development. nesday the developers would r S h ? ’ P™“‘^‘>ool children In -Andover, Nearly 10 neighbors of the Coventry are eligible to receive Robert W. McFall, 62, of the William P. Myers Jr., 88, a propane gas tank. Although the consider the request. Rockville section of Vemon, Yvonne (Gandius) Trudeau, 85, .. facility is not located in an aquifer property attended the hearing The eight units are located on ®"** routine physicals. For Informa­ BOWL EXHIBIT — Steven Patarinl, son formerly of Avon, brother of of Manchester, died Wednesday Wednesday and 45 signed a tion, call 228-9428. formerly of Manchester, husband Mary Evans of Manchester, died ■ . protection zone, at the request of the plans about 20 feet from the of Valentino and Sandra Patarinl of 86 of Audrey (Gaudet) McFall, died at a local convalescent home. She •the Water and Sewer Depart­ petition opposing the plans. Some river bank, but couldn’t be built Wednesday at McLean Home in was the widow of Raymond. W. LUXURY PRIZE — Joseph Swensson of the residents complained that Richmond Drive, recently exhibited his Wednesday at the Veterans’ Simsbury. ment, the PZC voted to send Country Ciub Friday at 8 p.m. About 350 that close without PZC approval. Trudeau. / Jr., chairman of the Manchester Rotary the project is close to their Blood pressure checks canceled anodized aluminum bowls at theSchool Administration Medical Center, Hartford Distributors a written tickets were sold at $100 each for the Planning Director Mark Pelle­ Newington. request that the tank be con- Club raffle committee, and David Rood, properties and that it will in­ a n \ health guidance clinics. Besides his sister, he is sur­ She was bom in Canada md prize donated by Moriarty Brothers and grini said. Zoning regulations u for Am erican Craftsmen. He is a student crease traffic on Union Street. Vonsored by the C o m m ^ ty Health Care Services He was bom in Milton, Pa., on vived by two sons, Frederick lived in Manchester for nearjy 60 :,structed according to state guide- Rotary Club president, admire the require a 50-foot buffer between at Rochester Institute of Technology. the proceeds will go towards scholar­ ” He’s (Peterman) right in my have been canceled until further notice. Residents Feb. 23, 1926. He attended Man­ Myers and Robert Myers, both of years. She was a member of the lines on the construction of Lincoln Mark VII that will be awarded to development and the edge of ^underground storage tanks. ships for high school students living in backyard,” said Katherine wno have special needs are asked to call 228-9428. chester schools. He lived in Avon; a daughter, Carole M. Manchester Senior Citizens’ the lucky winner at the Manchester wetlands or rivers. Rockville for more than 25 years. Peterson of Granby; a brother, Center. “ We understand your concern Manchester. O’Neill of 90 Union St., who Plans meet the intent of the He was a World War II Army Lawrence Myers of East Granby; and will take itunder advisement gathered the names for the town’s 1986 Plan of Development, She is survived by two sons, petition. Hospital offers seniors program College Notes veteran and a member of the another sister, Helen Wallace of Lawrence "Larry” Trudeau and from you,” said Richard Boston which calls for medium density Herbert Garrity of 70 Union St. The Manchester Memorial Hospital is offering a ------Church of the Nazarene in Wethersfield; 12 grandchildren; Joseph “ Bob” Trudeau, both of :,of Fuss & O’Neill Inc. the Mall expansion vote on hold development of the land of up to Manchester. and two great-grandchildren. He company’s consulting engineers. said the project would increase six units per acre. Planning ITM series of health programs for senior citizens on Manchester; three daughters, traffic on Union Street, the only L Awarded bachelor’s degree Besides his wife, he is survived was predeceased by a son, Jason Mrs. Claire March of East A special exception permit is Director Mark Pellegrini said. Wednesdays. The programs will begin July 13 at 6 access to the apartment complex. by a son, Randy McFall of J. Myers. Hartford, Mrs. Carman Hartley 'required because the existing But commission member Josh HnU' i l n ®''® '^ ‘l“ ‘ ''ed. For Informa- Jill S. Pyka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Town staff and the Petermans’ Uon, call 647-6600. Rockville; two daughters, Sharon and Lise Gates, both of Manches­ ' building is on a more than 4-acre Howroyd said he wanted to clear Pyka, 96 Hamilton Drive, was awarded a bachelor’s The funeral will be Friday at „site requiring more than 60 for additional review by town traffic engineer said the project Landry and Paula Philipp, both of ter; two sisters, Mrs. Dorila up the issue of the units near the degree in business administration, cum laude, from 9:15 a.m. from the Vincent would not significantly increase Rockville; three brothers, Tenny­ Ostique and Beatrice Fregeau, parking spaces. Total construc- river before voting. Other PZC Seniors sponsor trip the Ancell School of Business, Western Connecticut Funeral Home, 120 Albany Turn­ Ition on the site would cover 4.57 Bv Nancy Concelman traffic on Union Street, but State University. son McFall of Enfield, Charles both of Canada; 14 grandchild­ engineers. On Jane 2, Homart received members agreed, saying they McFall of Manchester and Ernest pike, Canton, followed by a Mass 'acres. The planned expansion Manchester Herald A food court that was planned Garrity disagreed. wanted to examine the site and The Manchester Green Chapter 2399 of the She was the recipient of the Fianance Award and ren; and 12 great-grandchildren. approval of a revised traffic McFall of Rockville; a sister. of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. will also include one acre of for the north side of the building ” We have a hor.se and buggy- will likely vote at a July 18 American Association of Retired Persons will the Becker Accounting CPA Award. She was vice The funeral will be Saturday at permit allowing the expansion of Faith Strait of Vemon; and Ann’s Church, Avon. Burial will additional truck parking north of Plans for the expansion of the would be moved toward the type road there.” Garrity said. meeting. sponsor the New York City World Yacht Trip on president of the Finance Club, a member of Delta 9:30 a.m. from the John F. the mall project from 785,000 to several nieces and nephews. be in St. Ann’s Cemetery, Avon. the existing warehouse. $70 million Pavilions at Buckland center, Giles said. The plans Sept. 17. There are still seats available for Mu Delta Honor Society, and served on the search Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. about one million square feet The funeral will be Friday at Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 ^ The Economic Development Hills were put on hold by the would mean an Increase in the interested persons. The trip includes a buffet, the and select committee to appoint a new dean of the Center St., followed by a Mass of from the State ’Traffic Commis­ 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral p.m. ’Commission recommended ap- Planning and Zoning Commission length of the mall building. Museum of New York City and South Street Seaport Ancell School of Business. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at the sion. The STC required additional Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be •proval of the application at a Wednesday pending final review The modification does not re­ DiRosa is still miffed The cost ®f to® trip is $43.50. There are seats op ^ on She has accepted employment at Arthur An­ Memorial donations may be Church of the Assumption. Burial improvements surrounding in the veterans’ section of East •meeting last month. by the Water and Engineering quire a public hearing because no roads. the trip to Ottawa. Canada on Oct. 3. The cost of the dersen It Co. of Stamford. made to the McLean Home, 75 will be In St. James Cemetery. departments. trip is $325 and a $75 deposit is due by Aug. 1, For Cemetery. Calling hours are Great Pond Road, Simsbury "material changes” are in­ today from 7 to 9 p.m. Calling hours are Friday from 2 to ’The developers of the project, tended. Giles said. Material The open-space plan ca over Vernon St. work more information concerning the trip to New York Named to dean’s list 06070. 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Attorney suggests 13.89 acres of open space^' the Homart Development Co. of changes are defined in zoning Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. call 649-3030. For information concerning the trip to the mall project that / it was beautiful.” he said. Terl McGehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Chicago, sought approval of an regulations as changes in land- once again expressed dissatisfac­ Ottawa, call 649-0524. town code review landscaped and contain William Camosci. the town’s McGehan Jr. of Manchester has been named to the open-space plan for land around use types, increases in the floor tion with the progress of work on way and park benched director of engineering services, dean’s list for the spring semester at Endicott the mall and a modification to the area ratio or lot-area coverage. Yfmon Street during Tuesday’s Deaths Elsewhere Assistant Town Attorney Wil­ changes in development said Wednesday that the cleanup College, Beverly, Mass. final plan of development that Giles said the land-use types meeting of the town Board of liam Shea has recommended that calls for retail space originally must be reviewed by the water work at the site should be Current Quotations She will be a senior in the fall and is majoring in would remain as retail, officeand Directors. . completed by this month. He said paralegal. “ the town carry out a revision of planned for outside the mall and sewer departments. commercial space and the floor DiRosa of 451 Vernon St.'said that the state gave the contractor David Wilentz Lindbergh from his East Amwell the town’s Code of Ordinances building to be contained inside. Monday at age 84. area ratio for the project would Acting r z c Chairman Ronald that landscaping work has not for the job. the Bristol Construc­ estate and then murdering the and Charter in order to bring it in In addition to moving retail " It makes you just sick to see the damage that’s LONG BRANCH, N.J. (AP) - Cody served as a signals officer remain the same. Gates said he didn’t have a been finished and that an earth tion Co. of Bristol, an extension On Jones dean’s list child. He was executed April 3 line with current state statutes. space around the mall building being done.” — South Dakota Gov. George David T. Wilentz, who gained for the U.S. Air Force unit in Because the land use and problem with the application, but mover remains on his property. from the original deadline of May 1936, at Trenton State Prison. Town Manager Robert B. Weis.s inside, plans call for increasing Mickelson, on a runaway forest fire headed for Paul James Bellasov, son of the Rev. and Mrs worldwide attention in 1935 when Great Britain which provided density won’t change, traffic he and other commission He also said that his damaged to this month. He said he would •told the town Board of Directors the size of the G. Fox department Mount Rushmore that charred more than 8,000 James P. Beliasov of Manchester has been named he prosecuted Bruno Richard tactical air support for General ■Tuesday. volumes would also remain the members agreed to table the item mailbox has not been replaced. speak with the state inspector on Wilentz went on to found one of store by about 75,000 square feet acres and forced the evacuation of up to 1,000 to the dean s list at Bob Jones Universitv Hauptmann for the kidnap and Omar Bradley’s 12th Army same, Giles said. The PZC until final revised plans were But Director James F. the . site to try to speed the the most prominent and powerful The cost of the revision is about and the gross leasable area people. Greenville, S.C. murder of the Lindbergh baby, Group in the invasion of Europe in approved the preliminary plan of reviewed by the Water and "Dutch” Fogarty said that he remaining work along. law firms in the state. He was also $10,000 Weiss said. The last within the mall by about 111,000 He is a 1986 graduate of Hartford Christian died Tuesday. He was 93. 1943. He was also a signals officer development for a more than one Engineering departments. was impressed by the condition of The $3.2 million road recon­ on the board of directors of revision was effective January square feet, said Jay Giles of Academy, West Hartford, and is a junior at Bob As a young state attorney for the First U.S. Army Corps in 1979. million square-foot development PZC Chairman Alfred Sieffert Sr. the new roadway. ” I rode down struction project is being super­ Amerada Hess Corp. Fuss & O’Neill Inc., project Jones University, majoring in elementary general, Wilentz handled his first the Korean War in 1950. in May 1988. Pellegrini said. was not present at the meeting. there the other day and I thought vised by the state. Thoughts education. criminal case when he prose­ After reaching the rank of 7 cuted Hauptmann in what be­ Graduates of community college came known as "the trial of the Thomas Cody colonel, he retired to Florida in 1954. Cody was three times 0 beautiful for heroes proved century.” Hauptmann was con­ Several area students are recent graduates of BELLAIR, Fla. (AP) — Tho­ awarded the L ^ion of Merit, in In liberating strife. Greater Hartford Community College. victed of kidnapping the 20- mas J. Cody, a pioneer in the use month-old son of aviator Charles addition to a ^on ze Star and Who more than self their country loved, Manchester residents receiving associate de­ of radar by the military, died numerous foreign decorations. And mercy more than life! grees are; Lynn Atoerley, Deborah Baldwin, John America! America! Buczynski and Diane Strano, all nursing degrees May God thy gold refine. and Euphene Burnett, marketing. Till all success be nobleness Gary Calsse and Michelle Lambert, both of Honor Roll And every gain divine. Coventry, nursing degrees and Shirley Zeppa of What a contrast! ... On the one hand the true Bolton, nursing degree. EMERSON QUIET KOOi: heroes who answered the call of their country to risk Here is the fourth-quarter Condm, Christopnor Choyor, Julio Erik LIndland, Johanna Lobato, Tl- their lives in war in order to save their nation and honor roll for Manchester High Oronoto, Craig Hompstoad, Alyssa mpthy k^or,Hopthor Nolson, Mollndo the world from the tyranny of dictators. School. Homan, Orogg Horowiti, Robocca Ku- Morgarot BEAT THE SUMMER ronya, Alison Larkin, Oroco Phillips, .J*"?!*?'’ Pwry, Morgarot On the other hand those who would profiteer from Public Meetings KImborly M up, Kriston Prico, Kristin Rohrbach, the pressures of war and make secret deals to jkhybort, Janlo Simon, Ramin Toroz, JMMcp Romano, Chrlstino Rovogno, ORAD114 Carla Trayota and Amy williams. '•"♦tjelo Rovw, Torry Scota, Pam Shon become wealthy at the expense of the nation’s Hloh Honors Rogolor Honors and Douglas Slator. HEAT WITH: program of national defense. Meetings scheduled tonight; Simrl Boll, Moo Borto, Shorvl Bron- Mindy Addabbo, SuMnno Agosl, AtuI Rogglor Honors dollk. Oovo Campboll, Aloxlo Crut, A g g a ^ , E ^ r d Bostaracho, Lourlo Kim.CM0 Friday, partly sunny, hot and 9048 by 0 p.m. weekdays end the New England SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER I • O0RGMi tor dellvaiy In Menchaetor. 441 lAITFOn IT. 647-9997 humid. A 30 percent chance of Prose Aseoclailon. e •-’.J ? * • aaasmieT. fUTKIII Today’s weather picture was drawn by Randy Miller, who showers. High 90 to 95. Outlook Connecticut Daily Wednesday; 395. Play Four; 0374. lives at 66 Lenox St. and attends Bowers School. Saturday, partly cloudy. 4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 7, 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, July 7, 1988 — 5 STATE O’Neill rejects call for spending cut NATION Congress backs airliner destruction By Judd Everhart changes for a $77.5 million deficit that the budget. The Associated Press spending by 3.5 percent without By Jim Drinkard & REGION the state faces for the 1987-88 fiscal A more realistic estimate, they member of the House Armed Services House Armed Services Committee legislative approval, his legal coun­ The Associated Press Committee, said after one briefing on Carlucci and a phalanx of year, which ended June 30. said, was 8 percent, possibly 9 sel, Howard G. Rifkin, said O’Neill & WORLD Chairman Les Aspin, D-Wis., said he HARTFORD - Gov. William A. subordinates. They said the deficit is a result of percent. Wednesday. “ I don’t think he had any believed the most likely explanation Man uses hostage In holdup O’Neill, who meets today with his had the authority to cut each agency’s WASHINGTON - Members of The Pentagon did back off from its double-digit budget increases that choice but to shoot it down.” was that the code for a military plane commissioners to discuss budget They declined to suggest areas spending by up to 5 percent. Senators volunteer names Congress attending a series of closed- earlier assertion that the Iranian NEW HAVEN — New Haven police are have been approved by the General “ Every precaution the ship’s com­ was actually emitted by a second problems, is rejecting a Republican wherfe spending should be reduced, O’Neill said the deficit could be door Pentagon briefings appear con­ airliner was flying outside the pres­ Assembly. The 1988-89 budget carried mander could take was taken,” said aircraft in the area, but was confused searching for a man who held upa bank for call to trim the 1988-89 budget by 3.5 saying that is O’Neill’s responsibility. covered by the budget reserve, or WASHINGTON — Senators are weighing in vinced that the captain of the USS cribed commercial air corridor, con­ a 12 percent increase in spending over Smith and McLaughlin said a with their favorite candidates for attorney Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole, with the signal from the commercial $5,000 and made his getaway using a female percent, or $200 million to avoid a rainy day fund and had no plans to Vincinnes acted responsibly in R-Kan., noting that radar told the ship ceding that while the plane had 1987-88. special legislative session on budget general, while the man who’s leaving the job plane by the sophisticated gear on hostage as cover. deficit a year from now. convene a special session. launching the missile that destroyed the approaching plane was descend­ deviated from the corridor’s center, it issues, as some Democrats and predicts his successor will not be “ a clone of board the Vincennes, an Aegis-class The lone robber walked into a branch of A week after announcing the state The deficit is the first in five years Smith said that Republicans are an Iranian airliner with 290 people on ing from about 9,000 feet and gaining had never actually left the designated Republicans have suggested, isn’t anybody else.” cruiser. Connecticut National Bank branch about 9: IS faced a $77.5 million deficit in the year The governor said federal tax worried that the rainy day fund, which board. speed. , airspace. necessary and that O’Neill has the will have about $164 million in it when President Reagan launched his search а. m. Wednesday and "pretended he had a that ended June 30. O’Neill sum- reform was responsible for a $60 Lawmakers said several factors — That information was at odds with Several lawmakers also said U.S. million drop in corporate tax revenue authority to trim spending. the 1987-88 deficit is covered, could be Wednesday for Edwin Meese I l l ’s Senate Armed Services Committee weapon,” said police Sgt. James V. monded his, agency heads to the a skirmish with Iranian patrol boats, data gathered by another ship in the Chairman Sam Nunn, D-Ga., said he forces’ nervousness had been height­ below what had been expected. He Asked about the 3.5 percent figure, consumed by next year “ if sbme replacement and one of his first steps in the Sorrentino. Executive Residence to urge them to electronic data that made the ap­ area, the USS John H. Sides, which put believed it was too early to explain the ened by specific intelligence warnings also said receipts from the state sales O’Neill said; “ Whynot6.5or7.5orany spending controls are not put into process was to meet with the departing The sergeant said the robber was holding a watch spending in the new fiscal year. proaching plane appear to be military the altitude as 12,000 feet and steady. dual civilian and military signals that in the days before that a major attack tax for 1987-88 were $20 million below number they pull out of the air? place.” attorney general. and intelligence information that brown paper bag in a manner that made it Earlier Wednesday. Senate Minor­ That and other conflicts remain to be seemed to be coming from the plane. on them was likely over the July projections. “ It is incumbent upon the governor indicated heightened chance of a appear a gun was inside and threatened to ity Leader Reginald J. Smith, R-New “ They were asking me to cut taxes A lightning rod of controversy because of his cleared up by a Navy investigative If a second plane were involved, Fourth weekend. to exercise his authority now, just one major attack — combined to justify shoot. Hartford and James H. McLaughlin, Smith and McLaughlin repeated (last fall) which would’ve put us in conservative policies and his personal legal team sifting through recorded infor­ “ suffice it to say that the captain arguments they made during the worse shape. We’ll analyze every­ week into the fiscai year, while there problems, Meese announced ’Tuesday he the decision of the captain of the USS mation in the Persian Gulf. Aspin said intelligence receiyed in As the robber left the bank with the money, R-Woodbury, had called on O’Neill to could not have known that based on the days before the incident indicated springtime debate on the 1988-89 thing and do what we can to make sure is stili some flexibility in the budget,” would be gone in a few weeks. He declared Vincennes to fire two missiles at an Other unanswered questions in­ he grabbed a customer, a 35-year-old New trim the budget now. while it was still Smith said. the information he had,” Nunn said. that two Iranian F-14s had been budget, that revenues from state the budget balances,” O’Neill told himself vindicated by an 830-page report on unseen target. cluded why the Airbus 300 passenger Haven woman, as a hostage and forced her to early in the fiscal year. O’Neill plans to name a special moved from a military airfield taxes are not going to grow by 14 reporters in his office. his official conduct compiled by independent “ The ship’s captain had every jet apparently was emitting elec­ Little new information emerged drive him a few blocks away, where he got out They also said it was wrong for commission to look into the deficit elsewhere in Iran to the joint percent, as the Democratic majority counsel James McKay, although he reason in the world to feel threa­ tronic "signatures” for both a com­ from the three House and Senate of the car and fled on foot, Sorrentino said. O’Neill to blame federal tax law Although O’Neill said he did not and, more specificially. examine the military-civilian airfield at Bandar claimed when it was putting together tened,” Rep. Ike Skelton, D-Mo., a mercial plane and fora military craft. briefings by Defense Secretary Frank The woman was unharmed, So'rrentino said. believe he had the authority to cut impact of federal tax law changes. acknowledged he had not yet seen it. Abbas on Iran’s coastline. While no names of possible successors were J Jury hears charge again volunteered at the White House, senators Suit maintains Directory help Buildings made sure that a steady list of possibilities » NEW LONDON — In what a state’s attorney kept drifting from Capitol Hill to the White caiied a logical move, the jury in the murder House. trial of Richard Crafts has reheard the judge’s no longer free to be razed fjrm abused final instructions. Plastic bullet kills one The 12-member jury reheard the at Holy Land some contracts instructions Wednesday and adjourned in all incidents MOSCOW — Soviet security forces using U without reaching a verdict. WATERBURY (AP) - Folk plastic bullets shot and killed a protester State’s Attorney Walter Flanagan said art enthusiasts have expressed during a demonstration that shut down a OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — A iawsuit accusing a NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Telephone customers top defense contractor of charging the goyernment Wednesday it was "sort of a logical thing” for concern now that those seeking to major airport in Armenia, the Armenian press used to calling for directory assistance rather than for everything from building a private plane to the jury to ask, finaliy, to hear the charge to renovate the Holy Land park agency reported today. jinking up in-state telephone numbers in directories typing the Bible into a computer couid open the way the jury repiayed. Wrii soon have to pay for their habit. have brought in a bulldozer to It was the first official acknowledgement raze two aging buildings. for fraud investigations into*top-secret projects, a “ They’ve been a very methodical jury,” he State utility regulators Wednesday voted 3-2 to that Soviet forces have killed people and used watchdog group says. said. allow Southern New England Telecommunications The buildings to be ieveled at guns against demonstrators since protests the 17-acre park are a chapel and “ What we have is a iittle wedge into the ’black’ The jury began June 23 deciding whether Corp. to begin charging for some (firectory began in the Armenian capital, Yerevan, in a replica of catacombs. Owners of world,” projects so secret they often don ’ t appear on L Crafts, 50, an airline pilot from Newtown, assistance calls. February. Hoiy Land, which is meant tjtbea the defense budget, said Dina Rasor, head of the Soviet authorities denied anyone was killed. murdered his wife, Helle, in November 1986, Under the new system, residential customers will replica of Jerusalem, say the Washington-based Project on Military The account also was the first official dismembered the body with a chainsaw and get five free directory assistance calls a month and buildings are too hazardous to be Procurement. put the remains through a wood chipper. commercial customers will get three. All informa­ left standing. indication that troops patrolling the area are “ (It shows) you can expose fraud and waste in a tion calls after the limits will cost 25 cents each, for Holy Land is located on a rocky armed with rounds designed to be non-lethal. black program” without divulging sensitive infor­ residential and commerical customers. hilltop overlooking Waterbury. It ' t mation, she said. Mental health staff strikes “ We continue to oppose it and believe when the was built by hand with scrap Rasor spoke at a news conference Wednesday to Plan to ease .tensions unseal the lawsuit aiieging fraud and overcharging ENFIELD — Forty mental health workers public begins to get charged for these costs there materials by the late John Greco, will be a howl of protest,” said state Consumer a Waterbury attorney. But while SEOUL, South Korea — President Roh against Lockheed Missiles & Space Co., the leading have walked off their jobs at a private Counsel James Meehan. defense*contractor in California’s high-tech Silicon regional center as they seek to bring their Holy Land’s giant, 52-foot-tall Tae-woo today announced a six-poin9plan to crucifix continues to dominate Valley. salaries in line with wages being paid their But in approving the pdy plan, regulators at the ease 40 years of bitter confrontation with the horizon, the landmark has The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court by a state counterparts. Department of Public Utility Control also ordered communist North Korea and clear the way for fallen on hard times. former and a current employee, claims Lockheed The walkout came after last-ditch SNET to cut 90 cents from the monthly bills of all peaceful reunification of the divided workers, while waiting months for security residential and commercial customers. The cut is It once attracted 40,000 visitors peninsula. negotiations failed to bring a contract a year, but wfis closed about three clearances, goofed off, ran profitable businesses, settlement. expected to offset the estimated $15.9million SNET In a nationally televised speech, the ran a football pool and even built a private plane — will realize from information call charges and labor years ago and has been a i;eady The workers are seekling to bring their president called for broad trade, all at government expense. saved in an.swering those calls. target for vandals. salaries in line with what their counterparts at humanitairian, cultural and political co'ntacts If proved, the charges could result in suspension In its original proposal to the DPUC, SNET Its owners unveiled a $5 million state facilities are being paid. with the north to normalize relations and end of defense contracts. proposed giving business customers five free renovation plan in 1985, but work Management at the North Cental has been stalled by lack of public the struggle for supremacy. The alleged violations at one California plant cost information calls a month. The company also He called for an end to international rivalry the government more than $10 million, but that Connecticut Mental Health Care Systems sought to reduce some intrastate long-distance interest. Donations have not been argues that its state funding isn’t sufficient to AP photo sufficient enough to start the between the two Koreas in foreign diplomacy. figure could go higher, the plaintiffs’ attorney said. rates and accelerating depreciation to offset the ” We expect additional people are going to step AP photo cover the 30 to 60 percent pay raises being repair work, while the city’s ' saying the two nations should work together anticipated gain. i BORDER DISPUTE — Ashford's Selectwomen Paula forward and describe additional examples of fraud sought by the workers, who are represented tourism department and instead of competing for international backing BLOWN APART — Smoke rises from the in the North Sea, today, following an SNET spokesman William Seekamp said the Faulker and Willington’s Selectman Carlton Csiki and trying to isolate each other. at Lockheed,” said Oakland lawyer Guy T. by District 1199 of the New England Health company was pleased that it will be able to charge Chamber of Commerce consider remains oLttr^oil platform Piper Alpha explosion late Wednesday. discover a border marker near Seckar Road that may date the park an eyesore. Saperstein. Care Employees Union. for information calls, but dissatisfied that its back to the 1700s. They were walking the line to settle a Lockheed, the plaintiffs also charged, told proposal was rejected. He said the state’s intrastate When the renovation plans border dispute. were first announced, it was Budget relief found employees to bill various government contracts for toll rates are among the highest in the region, while 40 hours even if they worked iess and to charge their O’Neill argues for highway local rates are among the lowest. revealed that some of the build­ Michael Dukakis was finding some relief Blasts rock North Sea oil rig; ings would have to be destroyed. time to contracts on which they had not worked. NEW BRITAIN — The benefits of "W e had hoped the DPUC in its final decision from a politically eml)arrassing budget crisis Ix)ckhecd denied the accusations. would have used this opportunity to address, at least Jerry Raimo of Catholic Cam­ in his home state as Vice President George completing the Central Connecticut paigners for Christ, an organiza­ “ We very vigorously deny that false claims have in part, this imbalance between local and toll Settlement of dispute Bush pledged to right “ a wrong that has been Expressway outweigh the impact on the tion forpied by the nuns who own been or are made or condoned by the company,” officials believe 160 are dead rates,” Seekamp said. out there for many years” and appoint a wetlands in the highway’s path, according to the park to oversee renovations, said company spokesman George Mulhern. “ In The compromise also split the five utility Hispanic American to his Cabinet. fact, we’ve had a very strong program overthe past By AAaoole Jackson rescuers who disappeared into able to escape were up and at 7 Gov. William A. O’Neill. said he didn’t know when the commissioners. The two who voted against the plan. postponed until fall Dukakis, the Massachusetts governor, was several years to make sure all ctmployees know any The Associated Press flames when a new explosion work atthe time and were able to The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers last week razing of the two buildings would Commissioners David Harrigan and Otto Neuman, spending most of today in his Statehouse office form ^ mischarging is wrong and can lead to rocked the rig as they headed jump straight into the sea and get halted construction of the project because of be completed. The bulldozer was ABERDEEN, Scotland — A toward it in a small boat. Police did so because they favored SNET’s original ASHFORD (AP) - Officials fashion.” he said. before headihg West for three days of disciplinary action, including dismissal, if into rescue vessels,” John Brad- concerns about the impact on 14 acres of brought in last week. towering fire engulfed a North proposal. from the towns of Ashford and campaigning. He was preparing to review a warranted.” said only two rescuers were ing. Occidental’s executive vice wetlands near the Stanley Municipal Golf Meanwhile, some folk art fol­ Sea oil platform after a series of missing. “ We do not believe that only lowering exchange Willington couldn’t sep the boun­ Poet Robert Frost immortal­ proposed fiscal 1989 state budget compromise. Mulhern said the company would wait until it president, told a news Course in New Britain. lowers are casting a wary eye blasts broke it apart. Authorities The only confirmed death was rates will provide any tangible economic or societal dary markers for the trees, but ized walking the line in his poem Massachusetts House and Senate leaders receives a copy of the suit before responding to conference. In a letter to Col. Thomas Rhen, New toward Holy Land. said more than 160 people were reported by the Royal Air Force benefit to Connecticut’s telephone users and indeed are still hoping to “ walk the line” “ Mending Wall,” in which he agreed late Wednesday on a compromise specific ailegations. He announced an urgent in­ “ It’s really unfortunate that it missing today and feared dead in Rescue and Coordination Center. Englands director of the U.S. Army Corps of pose unintential burdens to particular uses.” to settle a longstanding border described two property owners “ (But) we are also very confident the suit, if it quiry into why lifeboats with got to this stage, but under the budget of $11.75 billion that would increase one of the worst oil rig disasters Aberdeen hospital spokesman Engineers, O’Neill said that consideration of Harrigan and Neuman said in their minority dispute once fall arrives. walking along a stone wall goes to trial, will show the company has not engaged room for’30() people failed to get circumstances, it probably has to stale spending by about 4 percent. ever. Alan Reid told reporters 21 people the wetlands should not halt construction of opinion. Officials of the rural northeast­ dividing their land that had been in any improper practices,” he said. off the platform. be done,” said DiDi Barrett, Sleeping workers died when were hospitalized. 13 of them in the expressway. Peter G. Boucher, chairman of (he five-member ern Connecticut towns decided to partly demolished by winter- Lockheed Missiles & Space, with 23,700 employees The Royal Air Force Rescue publications director at the Mu­ flames raced through the rig’s serious condition. commission, disagreed. resort to the method used for weather and hunters. Shiites threaten hostages in Sunnyvale, develops spacecraft, satellite sys­ and Coordination Center only seum of American Folk Art in living quarters. Others leaped 200 Dr. Alistair Matheson of the Arrest ‘kink’ In campaign centuries by New England Connecticut statute once re­ tems and submarine-launched missiles. It is a confirmed one death, but hopes New York City. She favors saving BEIRUT, Lebanon — A shadowy Shiite subsidiary of Lockheed Corp. feet into chilly waters from the Royal Infirmary, wlio treated faded for the missing. farmers to re-establish property quired that officials from neigh­ the cite as a work of art. BRISTOL — Former Bristol Mayor Frank Moslem group implied today that it will use The suit was filed under a federal whistle-blower mammoth structure, which was injured aboard a rescue ship The injured “ range from peo­ lines each spring after being told boring towns also walk the line “ It’s like cutting off a limb to two American hostages it holds to avenge a law by Margaret T. Newsham, 45, -a former still burning as an armada of close to the rig, said, “ There was ple who were able to walk away to Longo said his arrest in May for soliciting on Officialis blast that an engineer’s survey of the 20 every 10 years to maintain save a life,” she said. U.S. Postal Service property petition U.S. warship’s downing of an Iranian airliner. Lockheed analyst, and Martin Overbeek Bloem, 34, rescue ships and helicopters a strange silence about the place. those who are seriously ill with 50 acres of disputed land would cost boundaries, according to Albert But Daniel Prince, a Stamford scoured the sea for survivors. I could feel the heat of the flames signatures has put a “ kink” for his In a typewritten statement in Arabic, the an engineer who works for the company. The United percent burns,” said hospital about $40,000. Fitzback of Putnam, a surveyor art consultant hired by the The giant platform, the Piper in my face. I knew this was a independent candidacy for U.S. Senate. They tried Wendesday night, and member of an arbitration Revolutionary Justice Organization said the States also is a plaintiff. spokesman Alan Reid. “ We have inmate’s release museum, said any change woqld hostages will “ be part of a comprehensive Alpha, was rocked by explosions disaster of major proportions.” a lot of bums cases because, I Longo was arrested at the Torrington post but had to abandon the effort panel appointed by a Superior violate the integrity of Greco’s response that will make the killers and their late Wednesday night and then Matheson said survivors told of gather, there were two explosions office and charged with criminal trespass. when they discovered heavy Court judge to help settle the work. He said the renovation plan HARTFORD (AP) — The early release of a partners pay the price.” burst into flames. taking refuge in a cool area of the and there were people literally Post office regulations forbid soliciting on woods made it too difficult to get border dispute. is an “ architect’s nightmare” Mortar shell Hartford street gang member from prison has The statement said “ everybody knows that Aberdeen police estimated up rig, and, when the flames ap­ jumping for their lives.” department property, but Longo said the their bearings. and accused Catholic Cam­ proached, finding nowhere to renewed criticism of the state Department of The panel suggested walking all the strong cards are still in our hands, to 171 people were missing. Other He said 36 survivors remained regulation is unconstitutional. “ If we’re going to actually do paigners of intentionally letting sources indicated 164 ^vere jump where the sea was clear of Correction. the line after Ashford and Willing­ including the hostages’ issue.” hospitalized. The one death was The arrest has put a “ kink” in his petition any walking, we’ve decided we ton officials balked at the cost of a the pai^k deteriorate. missing. flames. Two who jumped sur­ In February. Scott L. Walton. 19, was sentenced On Sunday, the USS Vincennes shot down an explodes, kills confirmed by the Royal Air Force campaign, Longo said. Longo has solicited have to dot it when there aren’t survey. “ They’re letting the place go The U.S.-based Occidental Pet­ vived and told the doctor they did to three years prison in connection with two Iran Air jet over the Persian Gulf. Iran said all Rescue and Coordination Center. б, 000 signatures, about half of which were any leaves on the trees, because for an excuse to tear it down,” he roleum initially said 232 workers not know what happened to their shootings in June 1987. Four-and-a-half months it’s just too hard to see anything At issue is an eight-mile long, 290 aboard were killed and vowed to avenge Many workers were thought to gathered at 15 other post offices around the later, the Hartford man was put on the state said. “It’s alwqys better to were on the rig. They later put the companions. at ail,” said Ashford First Select- mile-wide stip of land that the the deaths. The Pentagon said the Vincennes’ two, wounds 15 have jumped into the frigid sea state. Department of Corrections home release program. preserve and stabilize what you figure at 227. The Aberdeen Royal Authorities said survivors and some were taken to at least woman Paula Faulkner. General Assembly took from crew mistook the Airbus A3(M) for an F-14 jet “ This is a prime example of how the Department have. When you tear things down, Infirmary said 63 workers aboard leaped from as high as 200 feet two other rigs in the area. The officials did locate one of Ashford in 1727 when Willington fighter. POHAKULOA, Hawaii (AP) - A misfired mortar of Correction is setting sentences and not the judges it's usually more expensive and were confirmed rescued. into the 57-degree water 120 miles Witnesses said the flames en­ Former mayor enters race the key markers during their was incorporated. not more attractive or feasible.” shell exploded among a platoon of Marines at the Aberdeen coast guard officials northeast of the Scottish coast. or the judicial system,” Hartford State’s Attorney abbreviated walk Wednesday Army’s training area here, killing two and gulfed the rig and towered over ANSONIA — Former Meriden Mayor John M. Bailey said. said the missing included three “ Those who were lucky and the horizon. night. They expect to continue the Showdown being forced wounding 15, a Marine spokesman said. Joseph J. Marinan challenged U.S. Rep. John “ This individual certainly was violent,” Bailey exercise in Iteptember or Oc­ WASHINGTON — Holding enough votes this The platoon of about 30 Marines was conducting 9 G. Rowland to a series of dehates as he said. “ He pleaded guilty to assault with a weapon live fire exercises with 60mm-shells at about 8:30 tober, once the leaves are off the time to override a veto, Democrats are forcing announced he will seek the Democratic and on a three-year term — which is a 'very p.m. Wednesday when the mortar round accidently trees, said Willington First Se­ a second election-year showdown with nomination for the 5th District congressional minimum term — he was released after 4>/i lectman Carlton Csiki. landed among the group, said Maj. Kerry K. months.” President Reagan oyer giving workers seat. “ It’s a country problem, we’re Gershaneck, the public affairs officer at the BOSE SALE advance notice of plant closings and large Rowland is a two-term Republican Bailey said Walton, a member of the Westland country people and we’ll most Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station on the island of layoffs. incumbent. Street Mob, could have been sentenced to 20 years likely resolve it in a country Oahu. On a 72-23 vote Wednesday, the Senate In a remarks tc about 60 supporters on the first-degree assault charge. ’The other “ We had a company of infantry Marines who were passed a bill requiring companies to give 60 Wednesday, Marinan challenged Rowland to a charges stemming from the two shootings were practicing night defense fire,” he said. “ That is, all series of debates and accused the conditionally dismissed as part of a plea bargain, Our Special Price days’ notice before shutting down any the fire, all the weapons and ammunition that would congressman of being indifferent to according to records in Bailey’s office. ForThe Month operation or instituting a layoff affecting more normally be used at company level were being fired trillion-dollar deficits, human rights and the Some officials said, however, that prison officials, than SO people or a third of the work force. simultaneously.” plight of the poor and homeless. faced with overcrowding and legal limits on the size Of July Only. President Reagan cited the mandated The injured were treated Wednesday night at of the inmate population, have little choice but to notices as his primary reason for vetoing a medical facilities at Pohakuloa Training Area, release prisoners early. huge overhaul of the nation’s trade laws two located on Hawaii Island, and at Hilo and Kona Inmate nabbed a day later months ago, saying advance notices would hospital, Where they were taken by a military MONTVILLE — An inmate who walked “ It’s unfortunate we’re in this situation. On the reduce U.S. competitiveness and stifle new job helicopter, Gershaneck said. away from the Montville Correctional Center other hand. I ’m not sure I can blame anyone,” said creation. Two of the wounded Marines were in serious during an outoor recreation period was Aaron Ment, chief court administrator and a condition, he said. Three Marines were taken to Hilo hospital, where Super Special captured a day later in Danielson, state police member of a three-member panel charged with setting acceptable limits on the inmate population. 1.4k Colei Party claims victory officials declined to discuss their conditions, ROSE SALE said. 7" Rope Bracelet HANGING Ment said it is better for prisoners to be released MEXICO CITY — The governing party referring questions to the military. ! Romeo Maheu, 37, of Danielson was to alternative programs at the discretion of the with Barrel Clasp Nine Marines were taken to Kona Hospital where $ 1 A 95 claimed victory today in Mexico’s presidential FUCHSIAS & captured about 6 p.m. Wednesday and THISTLE Nursing Supervisor Patty Haupert said “ most are correction department than for them to be released NEEDLEWORKS and Safety Catch election, and early results showed that its charged with escape. He was scheduled to be automatically, as would happen if the legal lim^tof what they call 'walking wounded.’ We’re mostly •% OFF GERANIUMS ^ ^ R e g . 12" Specialixing In candidate, Carlos Salinas de Gortari, was arraigned today in Norwich Superior Court. 6,824 were exceeded for more than 30 days. looking at stray shrapnel wounds.” the purchase of a Maheu escaped from correction officers at Counted Thread Embroidery leading the four opposition candidates. She said there was no immediate determination of PLANT NOW Montville at about 8 p.m. Tuesday, police said. But Ment said some prisoners are released sooner Three of the opposition candidates accused their conditions. ROSE BUSH than they should be. “ There are prisoners who are Summer Catalog the government of fraud. Interior Secretary wHh ttilt coupon - IlmK on* par ouotomor - Bedding Plants He was serving a three-y^ar term for sexual The names of the dead and wounded were Petunlas-Salvia-Marlgoldetunlas-Salvii assault and was due to be released in April being released earlier than they would be under * ^ SALE ★ ★ Manuel Bartlett went on national television to withheld, pending notification of families. $149 1989, state police said. what I consider normal circumstances,” he said. reject the allegations. Just how the mortar happened to land among the Vegetable Plants Todd Fisk, director of classification for the Lettuce-Tomatoee-Parsley Montville Warden William Maynard said Jorge de la Vega Dominguez, president of Marines “ probably will not come out until after the GERANIUMS correction department, said the home release often 2 5 % O ff Maheu, who had never caused any trouble at selected items during July the Institutional Revolutionary Party, investigation,” said William E. Buck, the deputy works well. announced “ a crushing, legal and public affairs officer. Red $ 0 1 9 HAPPY FOURTH * the prison, has been in and out of jail since the Je¥¥efers Since 1885 White 63 Hebron Ave. "at the Byway" BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN incontestable victory” for Salinas de Gortari “ It wasn’t fired from the same location as the OF JULY! 1970s. Maheu had escaped once in the past, in Fisk said while overcrowding places pressure on 10/19" the prison system, ” I won’t say we are releasing Glastonbury 633-8503 MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY shortly after 1 ;-30 a. m. Marines, but the actual circumstances are under Pink 1077, authorities said. Mon.-Sal. 9:30-5:30 / Thura. 'til 9 pm MichMil Cft«g«fMui*t Catd/Viu/Amanc«n E ip tttt peopie sooner than we’d like to.” Investigation,” he said. < — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 7, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, July 7, 1988 — 7 OPINION Its time to cash in on those dinosaur bones . no bones about it, the dinosaur quarry near the Buckland mall site could turn into a gold mine Greenfield said she was planning to build her The Bolton Lake Playhouse Company presented We ve been waiting for some slick businessman summer reading program around an Oz theme Edwin Burke’s three-act comedy entitled “This w cash in on the dinosaur connection at the mall anyway, when this exhibit was offered to her. Thing Called Love” at the new theater on the Expensive The possibilities are endless. Village The program climaxes Aug. 11 with a secret, Coventry road, just east of Bolton Lake, last night Why hasn’t someone announced plans to open a special event for all participants. Maybe they’ll before a good-sized audience... The initial Jack hop a tornado and head for Oz. dinosaur toy store? Kids love dinosaurs, not to C rier performance was staged by G. Leslie Paul, who mention some adults who carry an ill-disguised □ □ q has had wide experience in both city and summer addition of Anderson fossil fetish. theater productions. How about a paleontological puppet shop’’ MYSTERY SOLVED — Ruthann LaPine of 102 Tyrannosaurus rex on a string could become the Ralph Road had a surprise on the Fourth of July. Sa q q q in thing. did lots of other people. WHERE WAS IT? — Some of our readers are sold on the Independence Day chicken barbecue. They woke up on Monday to find that someone new bo^es ^ J*"**® fh® •nail — oops, we mean He recalled rushing home one year from out of wondering about some of the places we’ve been |Pavillons at Buckland Hills” - could cash in on had planted small American flags on their lawns. town to make it in time for the fireworks display, mentioning when we reprint news items of 50 years this skeletal connection. LaPine didn’t know who put the flags there when only to find he was too late. This year, he was ready ago. The question of how well or how badly the “Shop at the Pavilions and meet the she called, but she wanted lo thank them. In her “Where’s the Sheridan Hotel?” one reader wants Memo no aid Pterodactyls.” for the fireworks, having arrived on the scene at 5 area of town. Redwood Farms, there were about town’s recreation facilities are being p.m. But the fireworks were late. They were also a to know. “What’s the Odd Fellows Building?” An eager entrepreneur could even attract some 150 flags. maintained has been a matter of concern to another asks. or us with more refined tastes r How about a bit lame at first, he thought, although they gained a "Someone took the time and expense to put flags lot of oomph toward the end. The Sheridan Hotel was built by John F. the town administration and Manchester dinosaur museum? What better way for the mall there for the Fourth of July,” she said. “What a to Hecklei's One thing surprised the newcomer to the Sheridan, one-time police chief, and opened in 1923 residents for a year or more. developers to appease the geologists who wanted nice feeling.” festivities, however. When a spectator offered a $5 just in time for Manchester’s centennial It has produced an internal conflict within eONDUCTOi^ the small favor of being abie to view the excavation Who carried out the secret Operation? bill as a donation, the volunteer collector was taken celebration. It was at the northwest comer of Main the town administration that at one point during construction hours? Coldwell Banker real estate agents, says Cile and Pearl streets, in the area just north of the block aback at the generosity. Maybe the donations are Decker, district manager for the company. threatened a labor contract dispute. DIRCCTINa chief of staff But the mall developer, the Homart geared a bit too low. that now contains Paul’s Paint and the Connecticut The Board of D irectors and the town C hM jui of Development Co., acquiesced. It’s almost too bad. More than 2,000 flags were planted in National Bank. The Sheridan building burned in Manchester, South Windsor, Vernon, Tolland and administration have to come up with a WASHINGTON - Former Secretary of Health We like the museum idea better — maybe because q □ □ 1971. of our more refined taste. Stafford Springs, she reports. solution that provides an adequate program of and Human Services Margaret Heckler is as adept The Odd Fellows Building was built by the local S O L O I B T i ^ Let’s hope the opportunity to cash in on the FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD 1 "It’s just our way of celebrating the 4th of July fraternal organization in 1911 at the southwest maintenance of parks and of recreation at the amnesia defense as any top official in the Visitors to Mary Cheney Library may feel like dinosaurs isn’t lost. After all, it’s a shame to let and sharing our nation’s symbols of freedom with comer of Main and East Center streets. The sturdy *PuMZc Reagan administration. they re taking a trip to Oz if they take a gander at facilities. The solution must be one that avoids billions of years worth of history go to waste. our neighbors.” stmeture, with a contour to round the comer at the dffUS-Qhf, Her chief of staff at HHS claims he spent three the glass display case in the lobby of the Junior any confusion over who is responsible for Center, fell (with difficulty) to the wrecker’s ball in months in prison because of Heckler’s poor □ □ □ Room. making decisions about how much time and 1982 when the state realigned the intersection. memory. C. McClain Haddow was released this An extensive collection of “Wizard of Oz” * □ □ q Much of the site is now dedicated to the Vietnam money will be spent on what facilities, and spring from the Federal Correctional Institute in NEW FAN OF THE FOURTH - A longtime memorabilia, put together by 12-year-old Rodger Manchester resident attended the Independence FIFTY YEARS AGO — From the Manchester Veterans Memorial Park. about what constitutes overuse of those Petersburg. Va. His "crim e" was conflict of Phillips of West Hartford, was installed last week. Day celebration for the first time this year since it Evening Herald on Thursday, July 7,1938; facilities to the point where good maintenance interest. He allowed his wife to earn HHS money by There are gorgeous figures of Dorothy and her q q □ was reinstituted. He’d been out of town on the last Before the police commissioners order any more is not possible. Open Forum writing several speeches for Heckler. His wife also friends, pinatas made to look like characters’ four Fourth of July holidays. “stop” signs, they will give study to the signs that PLEASE WRITE - The Village Crier is sUII Measures that have been suggested by a worked for a foundation set up by the HHS. faces, framed posters, and even a Wizard of Oz are used in many other places and will be guided in Haddow claims that Heckler directed his wife’s The man, who likes fireworks and band concerts, wastepaper basket. looking for anecdotes about life in Manchester — consulting firm the town hired to study the but is not particularly partial to barbecued their decision by findings just released by the work. Heckler told the FBI and a grand jury she The display, which travels around the state, has past and present — for this weekly column. No problem would very likely accomplish those Coventry should this can be done. In so doing, they force and unify this community chicken, bought the chicken dinner anyway and International Association of Chiefs of Police... The prizes, but you’ll get your name in the paper. Our will render a distinct service to didn’t, but laterconceded she might have been booked into the Manchester library for a 10 signs that were placed during the past month goals. center. Mass transportation authorized some of the work. By that time. Haddow experienced a gustatorial conversion. He’s now address; Village Crier, Manchester Herald, P.O. theirconstiluentsin Coventry that two-month stay. Children’s librarian Candace exhausted the number now on hand. But the solution proposed by the consultant control the lake (which requires bus stops), already had one foot in the cell, and Heckler was Box 591. Manchester 06040. will recapturesomeofthatquality appears to be extreme and costly. makes Main Street more accessi­ the U.S. ambassador to Ireland. To the Editor; of life we hear so much about. The ble to residents who want to stop, The firm suggests a new high-ranking DEP should not be the lake’s The case closed the books on Heckler’s eccentric shop. dine. meet, stroll ... wha­ term in the Cabinet. She was appointed in 1983 and Meese failed at much of his conservative agenda administrative official to direct the In 1954. a Coventry Town gatetender and policeman. Its job tever ... without having to worry eased out in 1986 after it became clear that the $280 By W. Dale Nelson aerations of the parks, recreation and Meeting adopted a set of lake-use is to protect our natural environ­ about a car. Daniel Popeo of the conservative that the Bill of Rights protects billion budget of HHS was beyond her managerial chief justice, Rehnquist sees it as the rule excluding illegally seized ^ m e te r ie s functions. The official would regulations recommended by an ment . The people of Coventry can 5. Center-of-the-street over­ Washington Legal Foundation. “I citizens against state, as well as appointed committee headed by decide how best to regulate the skills. In the meantime. Heckler earned a his province to fit the interests of evidence and the Miranda warn­ report directly to the town m anager. The town head lighting would be fine if the WASHINGTON - Attorney think the Reagan legal agenda is federal, government action. an independent and impartial the late Walter Keller, retired access and u.se of Lake Wangum- reputation for being self-serving, extravagant and General Edwin Meese III entered ings governing pre-trial police would require that the person have a Main Street community agreed to flighty. detracted from and taken down in A.E. "Dick” Howard, professor judiciary.” U.S. Navy captain. The horsep baug and still make provision for the Justice Department pressing having to defend Ed Meese's interrogation, which he argued knowledge of both recreation programming shut down during the winter Haddow thinks he is the one who paid the price. of law at the University of The administration has alsolost “oniy heips guilty defendants.” ower of boat motors was limited, non-residents to enjoy its waters. months, or agreed to having the a conservative legal agenda that problems.” Virginia, said, “That created a lot on cases involving abortion, and parks m aintenance. The salary would along with speed; restricted areas In June 1986. six months after Heckler was exiled heartened his supporters and Meese, in an interview Wednes­ “Miranda and theexciusionary snow plowed intoexisting parking to Ireland, the FBI interrogated heron the of hue and cry, and a great deal of affirma'tive action and church- ruie have been nibbled away atbit probably have to be substantial. were designated, and powerboats Jesse A. Brainard spaces and by the entrances into drew fire from liberals, but he is day on Cable News Network, said, fuss. Idon'tseethatanylong-term state relations, among other emerging conflict-of-interest scandal. Haddow had leaving with little of it “I think we havede-politicizedthe by bit so that today they cover far There would be separate superintendents of were forbidden after dark — 1000 South St. their businesses. Plowing the debate has resulted. Those turned questions. less than they did eight years except for fishermen. Access to passed two lie detector tests in which he claimed accomplished. Justice Department in favor of out to be sort of flashes in the pa n.'' parks and cem eteries, where there is now one. Coventry .snow into the center of the street When moderate Justice Lewis ago,” said Giennon. the lake was limited to town that Heckler had signed a waiver allowing his wife The lower federal courts' are strong law enforcement which More importantly, he said, The added administrative expense might and later hauling it away has to work for the foundation. Heckler said she could more conservative than when he benefits all of the people.” F. Powell retired, Meese backed Howard, however, said, “My residents. proven the most cost-efficient “throughout the years that Meese overall sense is that the court had increase the productivity of the present Main St. design not recall signing any waiver. came, but he failed to get two “If you hadn't had people like has been attorney general, the Robert H. Bork, a conservative maintenance workers by providing the The late Rep. Stephen Loysim. disposal method. Sixteen months later, after six interviews with nominees he wanted on the myself, and others in the Depart­ judge of the U.S. Courtof Appeals, begun to back off from those No subject in the lastdecadehas Supreme Court has dealt one police-practice cases in general coordination that is obviously lacking, but it if I recall correctly, introduced a does make sense the FBI and a grand jury. Heckler, still Supreme Court, and the ones who ment of Justice who feel the same rebuff after another to important for the post. After the Senate bill in the state House of Represen­ had more public hearings and rejected the Bork nomination, even before Reagan became would not increase their numbers. ambassador to Ireland, was forced to remember made it have at times charted an way, we wouldn't have the fine administration positions.” tatives that provided two state To the Editor; discussion than the Main Street independent course not to his nominees that have been recom­ Meese recommended a colleague president and Meese became Before the town directors em bark on such more. Our associate, Jim Lynch, has obtained The most recent example was attorney general.” boat-launch areas. reconstruction project. The pres­ liking. mended to the president who the court's decision upholding the on the appeals court, Douglas transcripts of the interviews with Heckler, which Ginsburg, who withdrew in the an ambitious program, they should insist on To respond to widespread com­ ent design is not the answer to The high court has chipped believe, as he does, we should independent counsel la w, in which “The Meese legacy is much Every issue has at least one indicate that no one confronted her about her face of opposition. exploring the possibility of achieving the plaints. I introduced action by the other side. Permit me to address every individual wish. But. after varying accounts. away at constitutional criminal have interpreters of the Constitu­ Chief Justice William H. Rehn- more enduring and I think more needed coordination within the present first Town Council that saw the "Main Street design makes no studying the plananddiscussing it On Oct. 27,1987, the day before Haddow was law protections that Meese op­ tion, and not people who will quist, elevated by Reagan with The eventual choice. Justice obvious, more evident, in the posed, but they still stand and he judicial appointments than in the administrative structure, with the overall purchase of a patrol boat and .sense." a letter from At Lutz with a number of informed slated to be sentenced, U.S. District Judge Gerhard impose theirown wills in the guise Meese's backing, wrote the Anthony Kennedy, iscarvingout a trailer, and authorized town parties, it appears to be the most has been rebuffed on a variety of of constitutionalism." court's 8-1 opinion. Only Justice record more conservative than Supreme Court decisions so far,” supervision in the hands of the director of published in Tue.sday's “Open Gesell, who was hearing Haddow’s case, other legal issues. said Howard. police to set regular patrols and Forum." practical solution. If we work summoned Haddow’s lawyer and the U.S. The outgoing attorney general, Antonin Scalia, the most clearly Reagan’s first appointee. Justice public works, for instance. "He failed to articulate any who began his public career deal with careless or reckless 1. The propo.sed design was together, the long-term result will prosecutor to his office. The judge had received an conservative of the Reagan ap­ Sandra Day O’Connor, but Decisions about who will do what and when cohesive rationale for what he has advocating tough action against pointees to the court, dissented. slightly less consistently conser­ power-boat operators. primarily a response to the be an economically viable, physi­ anonymous letter. In the envelope was a copy of the Dale Nelson covers the White do not have to be made by someone who has cally inviting Central Business been trying to do,” Michael anti-war demonstrators as a “It seems clear Rehnquist’s vative than Scalia. HoBse and formerly covered the Later, when I represented the massive amount of underground signed waiver that Heckler couldn’t remember. Glennon, professor of law at the detailed expertise in recreation programming District in healthy competition deputy district attorney in agenda is somewhat different Some argue that Meese has Supreme Court for The Asso­ old 53rd Assembly District in the work needed to repair and install According to a transcript of the meeting, Gesell University of California, said in a with the Parkade and the Mall at Alameda County, Calif., was still than Meese's,” said Glennon. “As made headway on issues such as ciated Press. and park facilities maintenance. The boss I-egislature, in respon.se to nu­ storm drainage, new gas, electric and the lawyers wrangled about whether the telephone interview. talking tough when he came to the Buckland Hills. .simply has to be a good adm inistrator who merous complaints from lakeside and telephone lines and make the waiver was real. Gesell noted that when Heckler Some conservatives argue that Justice Department in 1985. knows how to set policies and priorities when and nearby residents. I entered a resulting service connections. All appeared before a grand jury she made a “flat the long-running investigations of He accused the Supreme Court Bernard S. Apter he gets the information he needs from hill to eliminate state control of this work requires more than a sworn denial that any document like this exists.” Meese have in fact hampered of weakening the Constitution these launching areas. This was simple repaving of Main Street. Regal Men’s Shop Several months before Heckler’s grand Jury President Reagan’s efforts to with sometimes “bizarre” rulings subordinates who have the expertise President, Downtown Oak Biidge/l-91 Advboty met with violent objections by the 2. Any speed limit isenforceable appearance, an FBI agent read an unsigned copy of move government policy in a that he said were not “the Cftarter Department of Environmental 'Manchester Association law-and-order direction. supreme law of the land.” Among ConstructionConstnjctlon of the new six-lane if the town police department the purported waiver to her over the phone. EDWIN MEESE III Protection. Nonetheless, the area commits the staff to enforce it. Heckler said it was “as phoney as a three dollar “The Reagan legal agenda is other things, he said the court had Charter Oak Bridge on Rtes. 5/15 at Avery Shores was given up — The decision for a 15 mph speed bill.” But now the judge was looking at a signed . . enduring legacy? bigger than Ed Meese,” said erred in its landmark doctrine between Hartford and East Hartford hut the DEP remained adamant limit was made by town and state Letters to the editor copy of that same waiver. has begun. The existing bridge will about the one off Cross Street. officials prompted by regulations The Manchester. Herald wel­ “If (Heckler) has signed this document, it remain In serelce until the new one is ID N S S U i This remaining state DEP- on “sight distance parameters.” comes original letters to the materially changes the entire-matter and raises a opened to traifle In 1991, but BUDGE RIL 291 controlled area is jammed, well 3. Theaccessroadwasdesigned editor. large number of subsidiary questions as to whether constnjctkjn will create changes to after dark oftentimes, largely to facilitate a .smoother transpor­ Letters should be brief and to or not action should be taken against her 1-91 L Rtes. 5/15 on both sides of the with out-of-town, and frequently tation .system and allow direc­ the point. They should be typed or (Heckler),” ^ s e l l told the lawyers. bridge over the next several years. out-of-state boaters. One must tional flexibility. During con­ neatly handwritten, and. for ease He postponed Haddow’s sentencing, and Heckler ) V^it that site and note the struction. he bypass road will in editing, should be double­ came to Washington for yet another interview by aKliwr Until the project Is completed, we will powerful vessels that are serve as a through-street. This spaced. Letters must be signed the FBI. But before they questioned her, they let strive to keep you Informed of launched into the lake. alleviates some of the congestion with name, address and daytime her review the answers she had already given to constnjctlon activity which will affect The only way that control of on Main Street and will allow telephone number (for the FBI and the grand jury about the waiver. your travel through the Hartford area, access to this natural waterbody downtown shoppers to travel at a verification). Suddenly, Heckler’s memory started coming NOW and to offer suggestions for alternate L5*®C£ can revert to the town is by speed conducive to utilizing the The Herald reserves the right back. She remembered seeing the "phoney as a routes whenever possible. legislation action. The DEP will angular parking. to edit letters in the interests of three dollar bill” waiver before. If she signed it. scream and holler. But if Rep 4. A “Main Street” is a brevity, clarity and taste. she must not have read it. she explained. APPEARING 1-91 Southbound Km ip to Edith Prague and Sen. Marie neighborhood gathering place — But that wasn’t enough to keep Haddow out of “Remember, watch out tor creeps tryin' to Address letters to; Open Fo­ Herbst will exert their best efforts trees, benches, bicycle racks and Cluutor Oak Bridge to Ch§e recruit you to sell crack. “ rum, Manchester Herald. P.O. jail. He had already been persuaded to plead A T BOB’S! and fully use their good offices. other streetscape elements rein­ Box 591, Manchester 06040. guilty. His entire defense had been hampered by an Peraumendy inability to find documents to back his claims. m i 9 ) Haddow had been in jail a week when Judge Sign up now Gesell got another letter from the same anonymous On Tuesday night, |uiy 12, weather Shift tax burden from buildings to land correspondent. The letter claimed that Heckler had to Win permitting, we will pennanently close 5 made a call to an ally in her old office soon after the ramp (Exit 2 9 ) from l-9 i Haddow was charged with conflict of interest. The southbound to the Charter Oak Bridge ALIQUIPPA, Pa. — Tired of soaring property Abraham Lincoln said, “To enjoy the fruits of s a 4 ft. Piush -WORK AREA taxes? Depressed by growing slums in old cities? other’s toil without labor is wrong.” Yet that is letter claimed Heckler had ordered a former in order to begin work on the new Do you get angry that Ipnd speculators get rich for what almost every American town allows today. staffer-to puVge some HHS files. ^ Roger Rabbit! bridge shucture. The entrance lanes to |UUri2«h doing little work while you get a tax increase for However, change is possible. The kinds of results Heckler told us that accusation was "pure 1-91 southbound from the Conlon- adding a room? Northern that can be seen in Aliquippa today were predicted calumny. I would never do such a thing.” We asked ^ 1 Given Away at Each WWtehead Hwor. wM be reduced to one lane Eight Pennsylvania cities have found an answer. by the Johnny Appleseed of the two-tax system. Heckler to comment about her changing testimony. of Our 5 Locations for repaving of 1-91. In fact, this column helped transplant the idea from Perspective Steve Cord, director of the Center for the Study of “I do not believe any useful purpose would be served by rehashing what has already been Pittsburgh and Scranton to Harrisburg, Duquesne, Michael J. McManus Economics in Columbia, Md. Value M50 Motorists will be directed to Brainard Rd. (Exit 27) McKeesport. New Castle, Washington, and in 1988, Last January, he pleaded before an Aliquippa resolved by the court,” she said. Drawing to be held to reach Rtes. 5 /1 5 northbound that night. Allquippa. public hearing, "Give private enterprise a chance • Beginning Wednesday, )uly 13, motorists should Heaven has not arrived in any of these cities. But by un-taxing it. If you tax buildings less, you’ll have Mlni>edltoriar Sundieiy, July 10 plan to use alternate routes to reach 1-84 and Rt. 2 hope has replaced despair. For Aliquippa, that is a in East Hartford. Motorists who use this ramp via more of them and they’ll be cheaper to operate. In Secretary of Education William Bennett took a small miracle. ENTRY BLANK percent) on land value and only 5 mills (0.5 addition, tax land instead and there’ll be a greater job that he didn’t think was justified, presiding the Conlon-Whitehead H ^ . should be particularly percent) on buildings. When I drove up the main drag, Franklin Street, incentive to develop sites more fully.” over a department that he doesn’t believe should aware that this route WII not be available after N am e___ last fall, more than half of the stores were closed. Result; instead of having the highest tax rate on As an example. Cord noted that taxable building exist. Then he spent his Cabinet years telling |uly 12. EXIT 29 "It used to be a bustling booming steel town when buildings in Beaver County, its building rate permits increased 70 percent in New Castle in three anyone who would listen what was wrong with the Address .. RAMP TO there were 12,000 jobs in the LTV mill that plunged to Pennsylvania’s lowest rate of 53 cities. years following that city’s adoption of the two-tier system. Now Bennett says that he will write a book Alternate routes Include the Founders Bridge \ stretches seven-miles along the Ohio River," Though Aliquippa’s new tax increased its revenues (Rte. 2), the Bulkeley Bridge (1-84), the Putnam aOSEfUlY 12 tax, compared to its previous three years. By about the education establishment when he leaves Telephone recalled Jack Mitchell, a Beaver County Times by 10 percent, foupfifths of homeowners enjoyed a comparison, neighboring and comparable towns of office — not really a kiss-and-tell, more like a Bridge (R t 3), the Bissell Bridge (R t 291), and using editor. reduction it city property taxes. Farrell and Sharon saw a 66 and 90 percent decline, tell-and-tell-again. Maybe he can get House local routes to reach Routes 5/15. " I almost cried when I was there recently,” he Therefore, there is a new incentive for big respectively, in permits. Employees and their families are Speaker Jim Wright’s agent to persuade the not eligible. Entry may be brought said. "The downtown is almost deserted. Fewer landowners to build or sell to others who will. An Consider the more dramatic example of teachers’ union to buy up a few thousand copies. For more Infomutlon on these changes than 1,000 workers are at the mill now.” to any Bob's location owner of a downtown parking lot. who was so Pittsburgh. Before it taxed land value at four to Winners will be notified or to request future updates, please TO But there is hope in Aliquippa, nevertheless. outraged by the law that he considered suing, now five times the value of buildings in 1980, new contact the I-84/I-9I Hotline at PUTNAM BRIDGE For there is a new property tax structure in place has a better idea. He is selling to a man who will put construction averaged $100 million a year. In the 5 2 8 -4 0 2 3 . B i t s — one that is sparking development, a few months a restaurant on it, according to Guthrie. 1980s, it has averaged $268 million. after the new tax went into effect. fHaurlipatrrI iirrali^ B'S The tax change is inherently moral — and one And this is in a metropolitan area that has lost Can a new tax spark development? Most every city should make. 22,000 steelworker Jobs in that same period — a Pounded In 1881 / businessmen would say "no." "Under our present system the man who cause of depression, not resurgence. PENNV M. 8IEFFERT...... PuMUher But listen to Frank Guthrie, Aliquippa’s building improves his property, builds a fine house or There is one dark cloud in this story. Only OEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... EdttOf |. Wiliam Bums. Commissioner KEY TO MAP OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor STORES inspector; business block, thus helping his neighborhood and Pennsylvania has a state law that permits a Department of Transportation MARIE P. QR AD Y...... CHy EdHor "People are starting to do more with their lots. his community, is penalized with a higher tax,” two-tiered property tax. Your state law will ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Aexoclite EdHor Closed Rermanentty We have a couple of large qew buildings. I am well said the Warren (Pa.) Evening Times in a 1928 343 Main St.. Middletown • 25 Hazard Ave.. Enfield e 1697 Whitney Ave.. Hamden probably have to change in order to follow 200 Chase Ave.. Waterbury e 260 North Main St. Manchester hir Addkkmtl kriamMUom Work Areas over my building permits of last year” editorial. "The man who holds a lot vacant, useless Pittsburgh’s or Aliquippa’s example. DENISE A. R OBERTS...... Advertlilng Director JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... Buelneee Meneger Store Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 10-9. Sat & Sun., 10-6 • We accept MasterCard. Visa. Discove' Card and American Express OatkeHomieataB4023 Alternate Routes The spark came from a dramatic tax change. A to the community, until he can sell it at a greatly So why not give this clip to your state legislator, SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoelng Meneger single tax of 24.7mills (2.47 percent) on land and Increased price — increased by improvements on and ask him or her to do something specific for ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Preetroom Meneger buildings is now two separate taxes of 81 mills (8.1 neighborhood properties — is ethically wrong.” your vote this fall? 8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 7, 198B MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 7,1888 — 8 FOCUS Plastic threatens Great Lakes The Quiz A Ncwfpaptr la WdueMlm P ngnm The MRDcheBter Herali

Virtually indestructible trash is killing fish and birds Worldfcopc (10 pomii for cKh quBStton anMMrad conadiy) DETROIT (AP) - Discarded Guard against tick-related Lyme diseas# the Chicago-based Lake Michi­ plastic, already blamed for the working under terms of federal gan Federation. “ Right now, Charter skipper Mattis said deaths of hundreds of thousands treaties, officials said. PEOPLE toxics (and) contaminated sedi­ plastic refuse poses a threat to By the Editors “ From the fisheries’ stand­ blades and shrubs. Avoid ticks from of birds and fish in the oceans and ments are the No. 1 thing.” navigation. of Consumer Reports defects, there could be a hazard. point, the worst thing we’ve got is about mid-April through September. along seashores, is spreading to “ My son last year blew out an What should you do if you find a the Great Lakes. Plastic pollution is less fully gill nets that break away,” said Consumer 3‘- Tick-borne disease affects people of MTM brings high price engine when a plastic bag got Lyire disease, uhknown in the tick? First, don’t ponic. Research understood, although its potential Asa Wright, manager of the all ages, but children at special risk The virtually indestructible for harm is clear. A single shard sucked UP in the intake,” he said. United States until the mid 1970s, has Reports suggests that you have a grade period PEVE RLY HILLS, Calif. - What do you do material is becoming not Just an Great Lakes Program of the state because they spend so much time of at least a few hours from the time of when the company you founded is bought by of plastic sheeting, six-pack bev­ “I had a piece two years ago... an replaced Rocky Mountain spotted eyesore but a potential threat to DNR’s Fisheries Division. 8-foot piece of Visquine that got outside. the bite until the tick begins to ipject foreigners for $310 million? erage carrier or strand of fishing fever as the most common tick-home wildlife in the world's largest Just last month, authorities around my prop. It wouldn’t coine^ disease. Check pets for ticks. If a pet brings spirochetes. If you’re Mary Tyler Moore, you keep line can float undetected until it retrieved a gill net containing ...... responsible. The adult deer tick is ticks inside, you can get infected freshwater system, according to strangles fish or birds, binds a off, it knotted up so bad. Luckily a Lyme disease has now been re­ Consumer Reports’ medical editors working. And you make some charities very more than 600 pounds of rotting smaller than the more familiar dog without ever leaving the house. researchers and lay observers. boat propeller or Jams an engine shaft didn’t break.” ported on five different continents, say that there is only one effective happy. Jim Mattis of Benzonia, Mich, lake trout. The 1,000-foot-long, • d I Know what to look for when making method of removal — pull it out with intake. and in32U.S. states. Most cases in the The best way to prevent the disease Miss Moore said Wednesday the sale of has operated fishing charter 44-inch-wide net probably had The governor has signed legis­ a tick check. A biting deer tick rarely tweezers or small forceps. 'The idea is ” We see the pictures every United States have occurred in a few is to avoid ticks, but that’s not always MTM Entertainment Inc., the production been adrift several months in lation that will make Michigan hurts enough to draw your attention. to grasp the tick close to its mouth — In Lake year; we know it happens,” said 1 Some fcicnthb have recently Higgcfled that the •o-caked "hot spots” that include coastal New easy. In areas where the illness is company she co-founded, will free her to boost Michigan. He said he’s found southern Lake Superior, investi­ the 13th state — and the second in To find one, you’ll have to look for it. the part sticking into the skin. Then, Glen Dudderar, a Michigan State 'greenhouse effect could be coniribuling to the nation’s drought England, parts of New Jersey, contributions to the arts and to the fight plastic debris floating up to 10 gators said. the Great Lakes region after prevalent, ticks even infest suburban The tiny deer-tick nymph, which is without Jerking, pull it upward University biologist. “ But we by helping to bring on a period of global warming. They point Wisconsin and Minnesota, and the lawns, making a stroll in the yard against diabetes. A diabetic. Miss Moore is miles offshore, some of it in Bill Eger, a biologist who works Wisconsin —' to require that out that the four warmest years since the have been in the coastal counties of northern responsible for most cases of Lyme steadily. Don’t worry about pulling don’t have any research on to six-pack beverage carriers be hazardous. international chairman of the Juvenile “ scum lines” of garbage a mile what extent.” with Michigan’s Indian fisher­ 1980s. a-1880s b-1930s c-1950s California. disease, is smaller than a sesame out a little skin in the process. The best If you live in a community ,Vnere Diabetes foundation. long. men, said gill nets occasionally made of plastic material that Lyme disease is deary a summer seed. A nymph that’s been attached to tool is a thin, curbed forceps, The Michigan Department of are abandoned or torn from buoys degrades within 360 days of 2 In the days before the |uly 6 tick-borne disease exists, it makes the skin for several hours looks like a Just how much money does the 50-year-old “ There’s more plastic bags and disease. About 90 percent of all cases available from surgical-supply stores Natural Resources estimated in storms or by passine exposure to sunlight. The bill presMenllal and congressional Matchwords sense to take certain precautions. blood blister with legs. actress get from the sale of the company that pieces of Visquine (a trade name that one bird in 100 observed by (S points for cacti correct matcO) occur from early June through and pharmacies. for plastic sheeting) in the lake freighters. awaits action in the state Senate. elections inoppmition can­ Don’t go out barefoot, or in open Pregnant women should be particu­ bears her initials to Television South PLC of biologists was entangled in plas­ didates charged that the ruling 1-effecl 4>eitreme September. If left untreated, it can Such folk remedies as suffocating than I ’ve ever seen,” Mattis said. But the approximately 350 sandals. Wear long pants. Cinching larly careful. Lyme-disease spiro­ Britain? tic fishing line, according to a 1987 Enforcement of anti-dumping Institutional Revolutionary Party cause cardiac problems and arthritis. the tick with Vaseline, butter or the “ It’s gotten worse In the last three Indians who fish in the treaty- pants at the ankle or tucking them chetes, the infectious agents, can report by the Washington-based 2-droughl b*«vorld%iride In the Northeast, where most cases like don’t work. Neither do other "Enough so I don’t have to learn to type, or four years. protected waters of northwestern laws is isolated, conceded Capt. was planning to rig the vote. into boots or socks gives added cross the placenta. While it’s not yet Center for Environmental Edu­ of Lyme disease occur, the deer tick is time-honored techniques like gaso­ after all,” was all she’d say. Lake Huron, northern Lake Mich­ Larry Murdock, chief of the 3 In a vote of 5 to 4, the Supreme protection. Ticks lie low, on grass clear whether they cause birth “ I ’ve heard a lot of people say cation. Entanglement can also 3-global c-influence line, kerosene and hot matches. Sale or no. Miss Moore is set to appear in a igan and south central Lake Marine Safety Division of the U.S. Court recently gave military and ‘It’s Just a plastic bag.’ They don’t mean ingestion of the plastic. new MTM series slated to make its debut on Superior usually set and retrieve Coast Guard’s district office in other government contractors realize the damage it can do.” Little is known, too, about Cleveland. 4-inlense d-€omp«titor CBS this fall, assuming the scriptwriters their gill nets daily, Eger said. broad immunity lor (CHOOSC Most legislation, research and another synthetic material inten­ strike is settled. Since gill nets cost about $1 a Disposal of solid waste any­ O N E : cost overruns, design de­ Wound from spouse’s affair enforcement has focused on a tionally put into the lakes: fishing S-rival e>no rain yard, they’re seldom abandoned, fects) in the equipment they different kind of Great Lakes nets that are loosed accidentally, where in the Great Lakes has Ava Gardner coming back pollution — toxic chemicals that he said. Those that aren’t re­ been illegal for years, Murdock manufacture. Dr. Gott but continue trapping their prey. trieved tend to “ ball up” and sink, People & Sports threaten widespread areas and said. Freighters and other large 4 A recent C IA report says is “ Ghost fishing” has been docu­ bearing only the fish trapped on (5 points for each correct answer) Peter Gott, M.D. LOSANGELES can be traced to specific sources commercial vessels are required suffering from liver cancer and mented mainly along the Atlantic the first day or two after being 1 Irbh songster Dennh Day, who for many still festers for unhappy wife — Actress Ava “ There’re about 1,000 different to store or incinerate their trash may die within months, causing and Pacific coasts. But it also set, he said. years worked as a “sidekick" to come­ Gardner, who suf­ types of hazardous substances occurs in Great Lakes waters rather than dump it overboard, a a biller struggle lor power in dear “ It does not continue to catch dian (CHO O SE O N E: Mihpn Berle, Jack fered a mild stroke that are known to exist in the where gill-net fishing is done, practice common among ocean­ the Islamic republic he ABBY: Twenty Your granddaughter desperately fish at an exponential rate, as Asa going ships and blamed for at Benny), died recently at the age of 72. needs to be evaluated by a two years ago, is Great Lakes,” said Cameron either by state-regulated com­ leads. years ago, my contemplating a Davis, a research analyst with Wright would like to have you least part of the plastic pollution 2 lason Robards and Colleen DewhursI pediatrician and psychiatrist. mercial interests or by Indians believe,” Eger said. 5 Despite intense fighting in Angola husband had return to the silver at sea. are starring in new prisductions ol “ A had an affair. Herbehavioris not normal. lurge recently, officials report some Long Day’s Journey Into Night” and you to tell the child’s mother that screen, her attor­ They were Dear Abby progress toward a settlement in "A h , Wilderness” to commemorate the Are kidney pain, her daughter is crying for help. ney says. the latest talks between the U.S., caught by the - centennial of..?.., whom many corwider Abigail Van Buren Her obvious anti-social behavior "She’s fit as a Geriatric health care needed for pets Angola, South Africa and lady’s hus­ to be America’s greatest playwright. band, and that Is symptomatic of some kind of fiddle, feels which has 40,000 troops in With pets liv- 3 New York Yankees owner George Slein- protein reiated? ended it. I of­ mental or physical disorder. strong, feels great 1 than previous ones, ailowing us to Angola. in g ionger, the risks vs. benefit. Chances are brenner recently fired manager BiHy fered my hus­ and is thinking .. V perform procedures such as DEAR ABBY: This is in healthier lives good that dentistry can be per­ Martin for the time and replaced about doing a extensive dentistry in patients as band a divorce, response to "Indiana Mother," due to im ­ formed safely and effectively. him with former manager Lou PinieHa. DEAR DR. GOTT: I had a kidney removed nine picture,” lawyer old as 16-17 years and even older. but he said he didn’t want one. We way); whose beautiful, intelligent, 20- proved nutri­ B’. > Ir' ' ■ , This also goes for other proce­ Newsname a-lhird b-fourth c-fifth years ago and have been fine. Since then. I ’ve Paul Caruso said had children in school, so I stayed She kicked me, spat at me, year-old daughter doesn’t get tion, medical Pet Forum At a recent American Animal dures requiring anaesthesia in (1S points for correct Wednesday. 4 Mike Tyson knocked out Michael Spinks noticed that whenever I go on a high-protein diet to in the marriage for their sakes. knocked books and other items asked out. She hit the nail on the and surgical Hospital Association meeting in geriatric patients. answer or answers) in one minute and thirty-one seconds lose weight, or whenever I consume a lot of products This has been on my mind out of my hands, poked me in the head when she suggested that Ava Gardner 6^year-oid care, geriatric Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. Washington, D.C. a veterinary During the prim­ □ □ □ to retain hk heavyweight title. TRUE with aspartame, I get kidney pain. Why would the every day since it happened, and abdomen and breasts with her men are intimidated by beautiful actress has reco­ problems have dental lecturer said that he’d seen aries, George Bush excess protein cause kidney pain? it has changed the way I feel women. vered tremendously” from the stroke in late become more more pets die from secondary The winners of the National Pet and I were bitter OR FALSE: It was the shortest heavy­ bony eibows, stamped on my feet weight title fight in hblory. about my husband. At times I and screamed at me until she got Yes, we are! Most of the 1986, for which she was hospitalized for two prevalent. dental problems such as liver, Week Photo Contest held in April rivals. But some of DEAR READER: It wouldn’t, to my knowledge. actually have, feelings of hatred her way. beautiful women I see give the months, Caruso said. Dental condi­ kidney and heart involvement and May have^een annouced. hb lop aides are now 5 Last Tuesday’s NBA draft held lew However, before giving an answer, I'd have to know for him. impression that your average He did not say what kind of role Miss than from anaesthesia during David Jalbert of Gaylordsville said to want me as surprbes, with Kansas Jayhawks AN-Slar When she noticed that I was tions such as gingivitis, plaque, risky and geriatric anaesthesia the reason that you had one of your kidneys We are the best friends and male Isn’t good enough for them. Gardner was considering. dentistry. took first prize for a photo entitled his running mate. ..?.. already tabbed as the number one about to be seated, she jumped tarter and gum infections are even more so it doesn’t mean that removed. Some patients with diminished kidney very compatible, but I can’t seem Also, most guys take it for Miss Gardner, who has lived in London for The quality of life is to be “ A Winters Day.” The photo of W l^ am I and what selection. He was chosen by the Los into my chair. Once while I was more common in older dogs (bii( aging subjects cannot be usually function are put on low protein diets to reduce the to get over the hurt. Can this granted that beautiful women the past 20 years, was the daughter of a poor considered too — a pet with his two cats won him a $100 U.S. iymy position in the Angeles Clippers. napping, she poured water on my are also seen in some younger safely anaesthetized. In order to production of nitrogen, a waste product of protein wound ever heal? I know I can’t already have boyfriends. severe halitosis due to dental Savings Bond. ^nalel pillow and my head. If I try to tell North Carolina tenant farmer. She became a pets, especially miniature poo­ perform adequate dental treat­ metabolism. Kidney pain is not a usual consequence forget it. Piease publish an You are right, Abby, “ India­ problems is no Joy to its owner nor Eva Weiss of Litchfield placed YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points — TOP SCORE! her something she doesn’t want to leading lady in the 1940s and 1950s. dles). Since anaesthesia is usu­ ment such as tarter removal, of excess protein. The pain you are experiencing answer, as there may be others in na’s" daughter should take the to itself. In extreme advanced second with a photo of her car. 81 to 90 points — Excclicnt 71 to 80 points — Good. 61 to 70 points — FaV. hear, she covers her ears and ally involved in dentistry, the gum restoration, extractions, may be due less to protein and aspartame (which this situation. yells until I stop speaking. When initiative if she’s interested in a older dogs and cats are the cases of dental disease it is “ Ambush” won Eva a $50 coupon ______*Xnowtedae Unlimited, Inc. 74-B8 etc., general anaesthesia is usu­ for veterinary care. contains protein substances) than to the foods that UNHAPPY sent to her room, she throws particular guy and ask him out. I Lawyer to sue for dog anaesthesia question marks I sometimes advantageous to ex­ ally needed. tract all diseased teeth even if contain these compounds. For instance, your terrible tantrums, swears at her would be tickled pink if a woman wish to discuss here. Lili Dyer and Margaret Fedo- SAN FRANCISCO — Lawyer Melvin Belli The older patient can be none are left. The pet will often be ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ remaining kidney may be having difficulty dealing DEAR UNHAPPY: A wound mother and threatens to kill asked me out. In our practice I often hear rich tied for third place in the with the fluid overload that can result from eating wants his Rumproast. Not the dish, the dog. carefully screened by a veteri­ healthier and happier aflerward contest. The prize Was $25 cou­ Biquueiq LuueQ-S !]$TVJ-* *>-C will never heal if you continually herself. These are the ’80s — a woman “ Old poison breathe reqlly needs *ll!»N,0 aua8ni-z !Xuuag qjel-i :iHDITiMOdS/H3iVM3TdOM more than usual or consuming excessive quantities Belli, who is in the midst of a heated marital narian and most health problems and can survive and thrive on a pons for veterinary care. pick at it. Concentrate on the Her parent.s divorced about a can take the initiative withouut to have dentistry but he/she can’t p-S !e-» :q-£ !B-z !j-i :$aaOMH31VPY of diet drinks. Ask your doctor why you are having dispute, returned to his mansion last weekend resolved or compensated for soft food diet. Honorable mentions were pres­ present, and put away those year ago after a strife-filled being labeled a tramp. take the anaesthesia.” I wonder •»P»»T 4l|rou|yv airuas ‘a|oa laaqog :]WVNSM3N symptoms and please let me know what he or she to collect some things. Little Rumproast, also before and during anaesthesia. If your aging pet needs dental ented to 16 other entries whose painful memories. God made no marriage. YOUR AVERAGE GUY where they get that information. eqno-s !uej| ‘|iqauKN|j| says. The newer anaesthetics, gas and work have, your veterinarian photos were considered outstand­ perfect people. Believe this, and Do you think this child behaves DEAR AVERAGE; It’s true, affectionately known as “ Rumpy,” wasn’t one Although anaesthesia is indeed Ht|| |eLy-» :s|3a|ap u«|sap-t :o>|»atg-z l» -l ildOSSOTBOM injectable, are so much safer examine him/her and evaluate ing among the 270 entries. 0 don’t permit heartaches of the this way to get attention, or is she most men assume that a beautiful of them. DEAR DR. GOTT: A friend's baby has Lenz past to sour your future. Get just hostile? I am supposed to woman already has a boyfriend. His estranged wife, Lia, said he could pack Majewsky syndrome and we can’t find any professional help to guide you out babysit with her for several But you are wrong when you say up three of the couple’s pooches, but said their information on this subject. Can you enlighten us? of this unforgiving bitterness. months next fall. Please advice that most beautiful women give Italian greyhound was staying put. DEAR READER: You really sent me scurrying You deserve better. me. the impression that “ your aver­ " I Just wanted to have a little watchdog to the books on this one — and still no dice. I cannot TERRIFIED GRANDMOTHER age male” is not good enough for here,” she said, adding that she let her find a listing for Lenz Majewsky syndome in any of DEAR ABBY: Recently I vi­ them. The truth is that most men, husband take the other dogs because he can’t my reference books. Any help out there? sited my ex-daughter-in-law and DEAR GRANDMOTHER: You on meeting a beautiful woman sleep without them. my granddaughter in another don’t mention the child’s age, but feel that they aren’t good enough. Belli said it’s not fair. He said that because DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m told that I have Frey’s state, and this is how I was if she threatens to kiil herself, she It’s their own lack of confidence of concern about "Rumpy’s tears on being syndrome. What is this? treated by my granddaughter is not a 3- or 4-year-old spoiled that keeps them from asking her out. separated” from the rest of his canine family, DEAR READER: Frey’s syndrome (auriculo­ (she treats her mother the same child acting out to get attention. I see nothing wrong with a he’ll take legal steps to get the dog back. temporal syndrome) is an unusual condition seen as woman inviting a man out — and redness and sweating of the cheek during eating. It picking up the tab if she can is associated with certain diseases of the parotid afford it — but many readers, Kennedy faces charges gland (the salivary gland in the cheek that swells up Where to Write both male and female, still in mumps). Evidently, some parotid lesions affect BARNSTABLE, Mass. — Joan Kennedy, maintain that a lady never takes the nearby auriculotemporal nerve; when the gland 1^ Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren former wife of U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, the initiative. I disagree. secretes saliva, the nerve is stimulated to cause skin P.O. Box 69440 faces a hearing Aug. 5 on charges of drunken Readers? driving, a court official says. ' changes. Once the parotid problem has been taken Loa Angeles, Calif. 00069 care of, the syndrome vanishes. DEAR ABBY: Being an animal Attorney Patrick Butler entered a plea of lover, you will problably get a big innocent on behalf of Mrs. Kennedy In ^ DEAR DR. GOTT: I live in a verydry climate and Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. kick out of this. my nose is irritated a good deal of the time. What Barnstable District Court on Wednesday, said P.O. Box 91426 Question: Which four animals would you recommend? do many women prefer? Clerk-Magistrate OmerChartrand. Mrs. Kennedy, 51, did not appear in court. Cleveland, Ohio 44101 Answer: A Jaguar in the DEAR READER: A humidifier in your bedroom garage, A hearing was scheduled for Aug. 5, would add substantial moisture to the air you Kinsey Report Dr. June M. Relnisch A mink in the closet, Chartrand said. breathe and might make your nose less dry. Some Centerville police arrested Mrs. Kennedy P.O. Box 48 A tiger in bed, residents in dry climates maintain a large collection A Jackass to pay all the bills. Tuesday night after she drove into a chain-link Bloomington, Ind. 47402 of houseplants; this method is also effective in MILTON HOUSEMAN, fence along a road near the Cape Cod beach, raising humidity. BEVERLY HILLS according to Lt. William Arthur. Mrs. Kennedy was not injured in the accident, he said. HIV virus must be present td contract AIDS Letterman in dog house DEAR DR. R E I- INDIANAPOLIS NISCH: I am a 37-year- women should have a mammogram nagging you. each year. — Oliver P. old gay male. My lover Morton, Indiana’s and I are monogamous. Studies show that such annual screening can reduce the rate of death DEAR DAUGHTER: All I can first dog, may be How much risk is there Kinsey Report headed for star­ that either one of us will from breast cancer by about 30 suggest is that you give your mother June M. Relnisch, Ph.D. percent because early detection the information above. Researchers dom in New York contract AIDS? We’ve after finding him­ been together six years, makes a complete cure much more have been looking.(unsuccessfully so likely. • and our sexual activi­ far) for factors and determine which self at the center of ties are varied. If you heard that having a lot of women decide to have the recom­ a feud between breast X-rays is dangerous, forget It. mended exams and which women talk show host The new mammogram machines use DEAR READER: If choose to ignore information about David Letterman only a fraction of the radiation used by the benefits of regular exams. Once and Josie Orr, the neither of you is carrying the Human years ago, yet Mom keeps putting off other machines. Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV, the those factors are identified, more wife of Gov. having a mammogram because of All women should also have regular virus that causes AIDS and which effective educational materials can\ Robert D. Orr. what she migljt find. Aiso, she still has Pap tests to detect changes in the be designed. researchers assume has been around bleeding (menstrual) about every six The Orrs’ Welsh cervix and surrounding tissues. Some Corgi may be for about 10 years) and neither is months and that worries me, too. experts state that if every woman had having sex with others or sharing Can you help me encourage her to Keep telling her that you love her offered an appear­ an annual Pap teat, the rate of death and keep bugging her about getting a ance on the needles with others, then your risk of go to her doctor for a physical? from cervical cancer would be zero. David Letterman getting infected with AIDS is as close checkup. If you know of a sensitive, “ Stupid Pet I’m also concerned by your occa­ gentle physician, offer to make the to zero as anyone can get. DEAR MOM: Please call your sional bleeding. It could that you’re Tricks” segment of “ Late Night with David appointment for her, take her to the The sole remaining risk would be physician today and ask for an Just slowing due to menopause, but it Letterman” as part of settling the feud, which Infection through a contaminated appointment for a pelvic examina­ office, or wait with her — whatever the IndianapoUs-bom comedian has could also be a warning sign of a she feels is helpful. blood transfusion, which has become tion, a Pap test and a breast exam. If vaginal, cervical or uterine problem. mentioned on the air, said Becky Welland, an very rare now that all blood is tested ^ you don’t like your doctor for some Only a physician can tell what’s aide to Mrs. Orr. for HIV antibodies. reason, ask friends to recommend a causing this, and again (if this is a The feud began with an encounter with Your risk would be no higher than it gynecologist. Some communities disease) early detection means Dr. Relnisch Is director of the ‘ Letterman during the Indianapolis 500 on May is for monogamous heterosexual have women’s clinics that specialize simpler treatments. Kinsey Instltnle for Research la Sex. 20, the governor said ’Tuesday. partners with the same basic habits. in making these checkups as pleasant I urge you to decide on a’physician Gender and Reprodactlea, Indiana "Josie told him that Oliver P. Morton can If HIV is not present, one cannot get as possible. or clinic and caii for an appointment Vnlversity-BloomlaigtoB. Smd qaes-, push a rock afound the floor with his nose. But AIDS regardless of which sexual All women should have a mammo­ today. You may find that you’ve been tions to Dr. Relnisch la care ol The ■Letterman wasn’t interested,’’ oVr said. "H e activities one engages in. gram (breast X-ray) sometime be­ worrying about the possibility of Kinsey Report, P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ ignored her. Then he made some remark tween age 35 and 40, and then foliow cancer even more than you realized, mington, Ind. 47408. Volame of mall about, ’How did she get in here?’ or something DEAR DR. RENISCH: I’m con­ their physician’s instructions about and be surprised by the amount of prohlMu personal replies, bat qaes- like that. That’s the reason she’s upset with cerned about my mother (age S3). Her scheduiing follow-up mammograms relief you feel after the examination. tloBs of general laterest may be him.” mother died of breast cancer eight until age 50. After age 50, every Besides, your daughter will gtop dlscused In fatare colanus. .10 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 7, 1988 IN BRIEF Key meetings fflanrlifBlrr Hrralft Section 2, Page 11 Collision Injures boy today, Friday SPORTS Thursday, July 7^ 1988 A 14-year-old boy on his bicycle was injured when he collided with a car stopped at a red| light Wednesday afternoon at Homestead H in sewer flap Street and West Middle Turnpike, police said. Devon Wrubel of 66 Cambridge St. was Bv Andrew Yurkovsky traveling down West Middle Turnpike and AAanchester Herald Oakland wins made a wide turn onto Homestead Street, A itm m m police said. A 1980 Cadillac, driven by Clara The continuation of work in wetlands at the Fish, 69, of East Hartford, was stopped at the secondary part of the town’s sewage treatment light on the com er of Homestead Street and pliant could hinge on meetings between town and West Middle Turnpike, police said. As Wrubel federal officials scheduled today and Friday. fans’ fancy in turned the comer, he hit the car, police said. Last week, U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy No charges were filed against Fish, police agreed to allow the town to continue with work on said. Wmbel was transported to Manchester already affected wetlands with the understanding Memorial Hospital where he was treated for that the U.S. Arm y Corps of Engineers, which had contusions of the head and released, a hospital issued a cease-and-desist order, would not seek All-Star voting spokesmanjsaid today. additional fines. But work on the plant improvements, which resumed Tuesday, can only continue, through By Barry Wllner Inmates’ raise $32,000 Friday. Though town officials have refused to Thai Associated Press speculate on what will happen at Friday’s meeting, Stu H IpkIni/M anchM ftr Herald Contributions from Manchester and a legal intern for the Corps of Engineers, Kathy VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE — The new NEW YORK - Not since the surrounding towns in the 1988 American Ross, said' last week that a determination on completion, near the junction of days of Reggie, Catfish and Rollie Cancer Society Jail and Bail fund-raiser whether work should continue could be made at that First Assembly of God church is nearing Spencer Street and Interstate 384. have the Oakland Athletics been totalled $32,000. cancer society officials said. time. this popular. The town had ceased work at the secondary The money was raised from contributions These A’s haven’t won three facility two weeks ago after receiving a stop work gained from Manchester, Vernon, South straight World Series, as the order from the Corps, which has said that the town Windsor and Ellington. Floyd Blair of Church growth 1972-74 Oakland teams did. They should have gotten a wetlands permit for the work. Manchester Lumber Company, Chris Deadbill have captured the fancy of The possibility of fines as high as $500,000 has been of Valley Fish Market of Eilington, and John From page 1 American League fans, though, raised by Corps officials. Gionfriddo of Gio-Graphics of Manchester with three of them being voted Today’s meeting is to be held at the Corps of each raised more than $2,000. starters for the All-Star team. Engineers’ New England division headquarters in Manchester while the rest lies in South Korea, boasts more than $80,000 last year on missionary Outfielder Jose Canseco, the East Hartford. 220,000 members. Waltham, Mass. Officials from the town, the project work, and sent people into Mexico overall leader in the A L with engineer — Metcalf & Eddy — and the Corps are to Those bonds have been sold by The Assemblies of God City to work in inner-city 0 ^ 1,765,499 votes, first baseman discuss the feasibility of alternatives to work at the church members to partially fund Volunteer wins award churches are the largest, and missions. Mark McGwire and catcher secondary part of the sewage treatment plant that the construction costs. The main fastest growing part of what is This is the second time Man­ Terry Steinbach were picked by Shawn Tripp, a volunteer with the American would have less of an impact on wetlands. church functions, iifcluding staff called the Pentecostal move­ chester has had an Assembly of the fans in results announced Cancer Society's Manchester-North unit, Town Manager Robert B. Weiss said today that salaries and extensive charitable ment, said Wiles, who also is God church. Calvary Church contributions, are funded by Wednesday. The Athletics will be recently received of one of eight courage the administration’s representatives at the meeting moderator of a district which Assembly of God, a group of 130 the only team with three starters awards from the society. will be Robert J. Young, the superintendent of the tithing, said Wiles. This is a includes 15 churches. The Pentec­ now in South Windsor, was biblical term, referring to the . vJc-:- -w - selected by fans for next Tues­ JOSE CANSECO Tripp, who lives in Ellington, drives patients Water and Sewer Division. Peter Lozis Jr., the ostal philosophy encourages founded in a Spruce Street day’s classic in Cincinnati. idea that a follower should . . . tops in AL ballots for treatment in the Road to Recovery public works director and Assistant Town Manager physical manifestations of the storefront in 1954. “ This is a great team, and I Steven R. Werbner. contribute one-tenth of his annual program. He also is a trained volunteer in the ecstacy felt during deeply reli­ It moved to 647 E. Middle think the fans realize this,” said Friday’s meeting is to be held at 11 a m. at U S income to the church. CanSurmount program. gious experiences. Turnpike several years later, McGwire, the 1987 Rookie of the Francisco, second baseman Ryne District Court in Hartford. The construction here follows a The award is presented annually to persons During a worship service peo­ where it remained for nearly 20 Year who is batting 245 with 14 Sandberg of Chicago and Pitts­ reported worldwide increase in who have or have had cancer, who have Robert Young said Wednesday that no determina­ ple may stand and dance in the years, according to Pastor Ken­ homers and 47 RBI, “ It’s an honor burgh third baseman Bobby membership for the church. tion has been made on the practicability of the aisles, or speak in a seemingly neth L. Gustafson, that group’s to the team, the organization and Bonilla. demonstrated courage in dealing with the Church literature indicates that, alternatives the Corps of Engineers has asked the unintelligible language. minister. to us players to be recognized,” The NL outfield has New York’s illness and who have made significant from 1980 through 1984, new Reginald PInlo/Manchesler Herald town to consider. He said the town has been This speaking in tongues, tech­ When the congregation out­ Canseco, the AL Rookie of the Darryl Strawberry. Chicago’s contributions to others by giving their support. Assemblies of God churches were providing information for the alternatives to nically called glossolalia, is said grew the site on East Middie CLOSE PLAY — Boland Brothers’ Joe Resto gets ready Year in 1986, leads the league Andre Dawson and St. Louis’ % opening at the rate of almost one from the Town Little League Tournament. Resto was safe Metcalf & Eddy, the project engineer, whose job it is to occur when a believer is Turnpike, it launched a five-year with 23 home runs, 70 runs and 65 Vince Coleman. per day, around the world. to touch down at first base where the ball has gotten away on the play. The Oilers’ Corky Coughlin is in the to determine the feasibility of the alternatives and receiving the baptism of the Holy search for land within the town RBI. He said the voting shows The NL catcher is Gary Carter the costs involved. In the U.S., there are about from Oilers’ first baseman Peter Santos during action foreground. 1-91 ramp to be closed Spirit. This was a normal expe­ limits. When no suitable location how positive a future the Athetics of the New York Mets, selected to There are 10 criteria the Corps of Engineers will 11,000 churches with more than 2 rience in early Christian days, couid be found, however, the have. start for the eighth straight million followers, according to Tife Exit 29 ramp of Interstate 91 be looking at in determining the practicability of said Wiles, and members of group moved to a 35-acre site just "It says a lot about the young season, tying Philadelphia third material from the Assembly of southbound in Hartford to the Charter Oak each alternative. Young said. These are design cost, Pentecostal churches are taught over the Manchester town line on ability of our team, about the baseman Mike Schmidt’s record God headquarters in Springfield, Bridge will close Tuesday. construction cost, engineering feasibility, whether to expect it in modern times. Buckland Road in South Windsor, youth throughout our organiza­ for overall starts. But. like his Mo. Firefighters prevaii in tourney counterpart with the A ’s. Carter The closure is needed so construction of a the alternative plan differs from the intent of the Assemblies of God churches according to Gustafson. tion,” said Canseco, who turned has struggled this year and was new $89.7 million six-lane bridge can begin. original plan, the value of land involved, the effect The denomination is in approxi­ concentrate on missionary and Gustafson said that more than 24 last week. McGwire also is 24 mately 110 other countries, as hitting .245 with eight homers and Motorists will be required to use Route 2. on water quality, operational costs, operator evangelical work, said Wiles. His half of his congregation still lives DjRosa now out; and Steinbach, who has fought liability, and efficiency, and lost opportunity well. A single church in Seoul, church, for example, spent in Manchester. slumps and injuries this year and 33 RBI. Route 3. Route 291 or 1-84 to cross the bridge, A total of 6,146,477 votes were values. is batting just .217, is 26. “ We’re state Department of Transportation offlTials Oilers have bye cast by fans this year, the most announced. The 10th factor, "lost opportunity values,’ ’ has to basically going to be around a do with whether another town project will have to be since 1984. The new bridge, which will be constructed long time. You’ll be hearing about changed or scrapped in order to implement the W ater use in Little League the A ’s for 10 or 15 years. We’re Players who will collect con­ close to the existing bridge, is scheduled to be Fires tract bonuses for being elected alternative. going to have a strong core for a opened to traffic no later than August 1991. From page 1 From page 1 long time.” All-Star starters are Winfield With a loss sending the loser to ($50,000), Dawson ($50,000), Joining the three A ’s on the AL the sidelines in the double elim i­ Boggs ($50,000), Clark ($25,000), starting team are outfielders nation Town Little League Tour­ Strawberry ($25,000), M olitor Wetlands filling to restrict water use. that ground water levels and Beacon Falls Fire Chief Tho­ Dave Winfield and Rickey Hend­ nament, much was at stake in ($25,000), McGwire ($20,000), 1-84 median work continues The state’s largest water com­ stream flow in Connecticut were mas A. Pratt said the 100-acre fire erson of New York, Milwaukee Wednesday night’s game be­ Canseco ($20,000), Bonilla pany. the Bridgeport Hydraulic generally below average. at Naugatuck State Forest was second baseman Paul Molitor, Work is scheduled to continue tonight on a Co., continued to do business as tween the Firefighters and Di- ($15,000), Coleman ($15,000) and- reconstmcted section of median on called a violation Cumulative precipitation for deliberately set and a reward Detroit shortstop Alan Tram­ usual with its 99,000 customers in 1988 is in the low range for Rosa Cleaners at Waddell Field. Sandberg ($10,000). Interstate-84 in Hartford, the state may be offered for further mell. who is on the disabled list A Manchester developer may end up in court for Litchfield and New Haven coun­ western and central Connecticut, information. It was a tight affair with each with a broken left elbow, and Department of Transportation announced. unauthorized work planning officials claim has ties. said company spokesman Hughes said. She said eastern side scoring a run in the first third baseman Wade Boggs of The work will consist of removing O’Neill met twice Wednesday been done in a wetlands area off Keeney Street. Fred lannotti. Connecticut is in the normal with DEP, sta.te police and inning only to go scoreless until Boston, the A L ’s leading batter temporary concrete barrier^ and installing Molitor’s The Planning and Zoning Commission Monday "There is a water conservation range with small deficits in the National Guard officials. On the fifth. In the top of that frame, with a .353 average. pavement markings. The work will be in voted to issue a "show-cause order” to developer program in effect in Litchfield northeastern corner. Tuesday O’Neill took a helicopter . the Firefighters scored three Molitor has served exclusively progressfrom 11 p.m. Thursday to6a.m. James Beaulieu, owner of the James Beaulieu because supply there is even with tour of the fires, but said had no times and added two more in the as a designated hitter this year, Hughes said four reservoir selection Friday and will reduce the expressway to one Development Co., to stop work it said was done on a demand. Even if it was raining plans for another flight. sixth to gain a 6-1 victory over but with no DH spot on the ballot, systems were also monitored in lane between the Bulkeley Bridge and Main lot in the 18-lot Pondview Estates subdivision there, the situation would be the The governor said he had no DiRosa. DiRosa was eliminated he was placed at second base. June. Surface water levels in Street in Hartford during that time. without a wetlands permit. same,” he said. estimate of the cost of fighting the from the tourney. And won. H artford'H w ere a vera ge; in is ironic The PZC’s vote came after Beaulieu did not attend Meanwhile, state officials have fires, but said he was not The Firefighters, champions of "It’s not a perfect system, but Monday’s hearing on a wetlands permit for the lot. decided to step up efforts to Bridgeport levels were 6 percent concerned about that. the American League, will meet ' s i * " the players have to understand KANSAS CITY, Mo, (A P) - The application for the permit was unanimously monitor the water supplies. below average; in Waterbury, Boland Brothers, runner-up in the it’s not going to be fair year-in and Being selected the American Lions ciub names head denied, but the commission unanimously approved " I don’t think we are in as they were 14 percent below National League, tonight at 6 at year-out,” Molitor said. “ In League’s All-Star second base- the issuance of the order. serious a situation as in the average; and the Stamford sys­ many regards, it’s just a popular­ BOLTON — Ralph Clark was installed as Leber Field. Tonight’s loser will man when he hasn’t played the Zoning Enforcement Officer Thomas O’Marra Midwest, but it is something that tem was 28 percent below ity contest. I don’t see it changing president of the Bolton Lions Club last month. be eliminated. position all year does not embar­ said Beaulieu had wetlands permits for some of the has to be watched carefully,” average. W eather and I don’t have any gripes about Other officers named are; Secretary Loren The Oilers, the National rass Paul Molitor so much as if work, but an inspection revealed the need for a said Carolyn Hughes, an environ­ Although officials don’t believe it.” Otter, treasurer John Whitman, first vice From page 1 League champions, trounced Bo­ fills him with an ironic sense of permit for additional work being done. mentalist with the state Depart- Connecticut’s situation is similar Ozzie Smith certainly can’t deja vu. president Charles Minicucci. second vice land, 29-1, Wednesday night at Under the town zoning regulations. O’Marra will ment of Environmental to that in the Midwest yet, this is have any gripes with the voting. “ The only time lean remember president Jim Bousfield. third vice president Leber Field. The Oilers are the issue the order and Beaulieu has 10 days to respond. Protection. the driest summer since 1910, they spread as they did,” he said. The slick shortstop of the St. this happening before was when it Joseph'Gately. tail twister Carl Rivers, and only undefeated team remaining A hearing before the PZC must be held within the 10 Hughes said the state has according to Dennis DeCarli, Jack Hughes, spokesman for Louis Cardinals was the top involved me in 1979,” the Milwau­ lion tam er Henry Kelsey. days, O’Marra said. in the tourney and will receive a decided to go to weekly monitor­ deputy environmental the Town Fire Department, said overall vote getter for the second kee Brewera’ designated hitter- Also. Richard Vatteroni. David Clark. John The commission will tell the developer how he’s ing instead of monthly and added commissioner. the town has had four grass fires bye tonight. straight year with 2,106,757. third baseman said. "What an Treat and Davild Killian Jr. were chosen as violated the wetlands regulations and he’ll be given four small and medium reser­ in the last few days. All the fires The winner of the Boland- Smith will start for the National ironic thing.” directors. a chance to respond. If the PZC isn’t satisfied with voirs to the monitoring impact. were of a “ very minor nature," Firefighters game will play the League for the sixth straight Molitor, who made headlines his response, it may initiate action in Superior Hughes said representatives he said. Oilers Friday night at 6 at Leber year. He is the first player to with a 39-game hitting streak last Court, O’Marra said. from the DEP, the state Depart­ Field. A win by the Oilers would repeat as the top vote-getter since Pioneer Two fires were reported Wed­ Reginald PInto/Mancheater H ar|M ’ year, hit .322 in 1979 as a second ment of Health Services and the nesday, one at the intersection of give them the Town Champion­ Rod Carew did it three consecu­ baseman. United States Geological Survey From page 1 Tolland Turnpike and Deming ship. An Oilers’ loss would forces SAFE AT HOME — The Oilers' Josh game at Leber Field. The ball eluded tive years, 1977-79. " I played second base and Don Secohd Coventry referendum set met Wednesday to discuss how Street, while the other was on deciding game Saturday Solomonson slides safely into home Boland Brothers’ pitcher Danny Caran- “ I ’ve gotten a kick out of all of Money played third and he was the drought in the Midwest is Spencer Street, fire officials said. afternoon. plate during action from Wednesday them,” Smith said. "T h ey’ve all elected to start at second that subsidiary. Aerazur, the an­ gelo (13). Umpire Lloyd Boutilier is set affecting Connecticut. She said On Tuesday, there was a grass Keith Carini was the winning been so special. Any time you year,” said Molitor, batting .319 nouncement said. night’s Town Little League Tournament to make the call. The Oilers won, 20-1. she also will meet with state fire on Constance Drive, while a pitcher for the Firefighters, while have the opportunity to play with with 25 runs batted in. “ So, same Zodiac plans to develop Pio­ on Booth & Dimock Library work health officials later this week to brush fire was reported Monday baseball’s best, it’s a great thing. position, same team, same result. neer’s production of parachutes Julie Smart pitched well in Coglin also played well. Eddie Pinkin was the winning Scott Scheinblum had two hits develop an action plan in case the on Saddlehill Road, fire officials "The last two were very “ It’s kind of weird. Don had defeat. Pat Cox led the winners Making the most of seven hits pitcher for the Oilers. Pinkin and three RBIs while Mike Helin By Jacqueline Bennett May 23 referendum. situation worsens. for the U.S. government and said. special. Any time you get over played third base most of the first will prepare the brochure. How­ other customers and keep a with three hits and Mike Carr and six Boland miscues, the allowed only three hits, walked added a two-run double. Manchester Herald "We felt fliers distributed be­ She said the state’s water two million votes, that’s really an half and I ’d played second. That’s ever, the town council will "W e’ve had some grass fires.” added two. Smart and Michelle Oilers exploded for nine runs in supply report for June showed "strong” engineering team to one ans struck out 13. He also For Boland, Danny Carangelo. honor. I just want to thank all the the only other time I can fore the last referendum caused approve it. Hughes said. "Th ey probably Alberts led DiRosa with two hits COVENTRY — A request for "position the company at the the third inning and added six aided his own cause with a single, Peter Leonard and Joe Resto hit people that took the time to punch remember a guy getting selected confusion among the public about' Council member Peter Halvor- wouldn’t have been fires if it was additional money for the Booth & leading edge of technology," the each, and Tony Muro and Jason more in the fifth. double, triple and three RBIs. safely. my name on the ballot, and the library question.” library son voted against the motion, normal conditions.” to start at a position he hasn’t Dimock Memorial Library ex­ announcement said. hopefully, I can live up to the trustee Patrick Flaherty said saying he felt there was not Since the weather has been so played all year. It goes to show pansion and renovation project Pioneer Systems Inc. decided expectations that people are after the meeting at the Town enough time for the brochure to dry over the last few weeks, you that the previous season’s will go to the voters for a second Fireworks to sell the operating assets of its looking for.” Office Building. "Therefore, we be prepared and be approved by Hughes said grass fires are bound accomplishments will have an time despite the rejection of a aerospace-defense group to cope Kitsock, Price lead Post 102 to win Joining Smith in the National decided to bring this request back to occur more often than in affect on the next season’s voting. the council, thereby becoming a From page 1 with $7.4 million in operating similar request in a recent to the voters.” normal conditions. "You can take League starting infield will be It shows you the power of the "council document” before the losses and a decrease in working By Jim Tierney referendum. Flaherty wasi^ferring to infor­ a match to your lawn (now),” he Wednesday night’s victory was Kitsock was hit by a pitch from first baseman Will Clark of San media.” July 14 town meeting. year because it “offered more capital since 1985. Manchester Herald Kitsock was just on top of his The Town Council, in a 5 to 0 mation distributM^y the Repub­ said. , Post 102’s fifth straight win. Ellington starter and loser Lin­ In another vote of 4 to l, the variety of fireworks.” In the 1987 annual report, gam e,” Morency added. “ Dave vote, approved a proposal from lican Town Committee saying the The town water department In his 5>/i inning stint, Kitsock coln Champagne. Price then Price had just been on a tear.” council decided to review the Mozzer said that the display Greenstadt told shareholders the Southpaw Jim Kitsock and the Broth k Dimock Libary library board should raise the has not had a problem meeting walked only one and struck out drew a free pass to load the bases. permanent relationship between was supposed to begin with an future of the defense-aerospace centerfielder Dave Price were Champagne, who was relieved Board of Trustees Tuesday to asic money by selling property it had demands, said Kearney. He pre­ seven. Stanford followed with an RBl- Sheehy, Millar traded the library, which is a private opening barrage of 64 shots but group was uncertain without the guiding lights for the Man­ by Tom Bogacz in the fifth, gave townspeople for an additional received in wills from residents. dicted, though, that without a walk, scoring Gancarz. up all five runs on four hits, association, and the town council, instead began with several indi­ "substantial restructuring or an chester Legion Post 102 baseball "The story of tonight’s game $290,000 for the $1.7 million The property includes a house on break in the recent dry spell there walked three, and struck out HARTFORD (A P ) — The Millar, 23, was the Whalers’ which provides 95 percent of the vidual shots spaced several se­ infusion of capital.” team in Its Zone Eight matchup was Jimmy Kitsock and Dave Laurinitis then grounded to project. Absent from the council Route 44, Flaherty said, although may be a problem meeting three. Hartford Whalers on Wednes­ second selection in the 1984 library’s operating budget. conds apart. The company in January an­ with Ellington Wednesday night Price,” Post 102 Coach Dave shortstop Steve Cyz who mi­ meeting were members Mark transfer of that ownership has not demands later In the summer. "W e’re all trying to get the ring day sent defenseman Neil entry draft. He had split the " I think when we reach this The problems with the display nounced plans to scale down at Kelley Field. Morency said. "H e (Kitsock) shandled the ball allowing Kit­ Soltys and Elizabeth Paterson. been finalized. Sheehy and right wing Mike last two seasons between the level of public commitment, will be discussed ' when the operations at its Hale Road plant "We’re experiencing a lot threw the shutout when we sock to score. Ellington had rust off of us,” Morency said. A town meeting to discuss the Under state law, the same Millar to the Washington Capi­ Hartford Whalers and Bingh­ when we have committed this committee meets next Thursday. and move to a smaller plant in the higher demands than usual, but In a game called because of needed it. Pitching and defense runners at the corners with two "The Fourth of July (break) took question will be held July 14,7:30 question cannot go to referendum tals in exchange for right wing amton Whalers. He scored 32 much money to the library, then It Richard Carter, the committee area. Pioneer currently leases we’re able to keep up,” he said darkness after 5>A innings, Kit­ won the game tonight. (Keith) outs in the fourth. Champagne a little out of us.” p.m., at the Town Office Building twice but Flaherty said the Ed Kastelic and defenseman goals and 49 points in just 31 may be appropriate to have a treasurer, said today that total the plant from Economy Electric "It’s almost definite, if It keeps sock spun a three-hit shutout and Di Yeso had an outstanding game grounded to Neal Schacknerdeep MANCHKSTCR (S) — P ric* cf M -I-2, and the referendum will be held library board was fortunate be­ Stanford ts 1-0-0-1, Laurinllli c 3-0-1-1, Grant Jennings. games with Binghamton last town representative on the li­ proceeds from consessions and Supply Inc. President Robert going, we’ll have a problem. scored two runs in Manchester’s at first.” at third and his throw was Penders c O-O-O-O, OlYese S-OO?, July 36, 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. cause Town Manager John El- Sheehy, 28, who split last season, and led the club in brary board," Halvorson said. donations this year were $24,277, Weinberg. Right now, we’re pretty well set. ” 5-0 win. In the bottom of the first, beautifully scooped up by Di Yeso Schackner 3b 3-0-0-0, Barry 3b 1-O-0-0, In February 1987, voters .ap­ sesser found it had figured $10,000 Gancarz rf 1-f-O-O, Leonard If 3-0-0-0, season between Harford and power play goals with 13. Councilman Richard Paton compared with $20,233 lost year. In January. Greenstadt re­ Kedrney said the department Price was 2-for-2, including a Manchester took a 1-0 lead. Price at first to end the threat. Hobby 3b 3-00-0, Mafeya 2b 00-00, proved the project at an esti­ too much for a clerk to oversee Calgary, scored three goals Kastelic collected two goals cast the dissenting vote. “ My Of that amount, $8,100 was ported that the restructuring will know around the end of the two-run home run, and also led off with a single, stole second With one out in the Manchester Kitsock p f-2-IO. Totals 1l-$0-4. mated cost at $1.45 million construction. Therefore, the ■LLtNOTON (t) — Twombly If and 10 assists in 62 games and and one assist in his 75 games concern is if the library board donations, compared with $7,100 would probably not result in month if any water conservation scored twice. and moved to third on a ground fourth, Kitsock singled sharply to 3-000, Malley If 1-0-00, VIcorra 3-000, contingent upon receipt of a state amount of the request was picked up 189 penalty minutes. with Washington over the last mingles with the town govern­ last year. layoffs of the company’s em­ measures will have to be taken. The victory keeps Post 102’s out to second by Rob Stanford. center. Price followed with a line KAvin Zohner c /lb 3-010, Kent Zahner and federal grant of $450,000, reduced to $290,000. 2b 3-000, Zlmnoch rf 20-1-0, Gibbs cf He was origlAally signed by three seasons. ment, it could become political,” Carter said that expenses this ployees, but workers at the plant unblemished Zone mark intact at Dom Laurlnitis followed with a drive up the gap'in left center which the town received. How­ The town’s source of water Is four 3-000, Champagne p/c 1-000, Cyz ss the Calgary Flames as a free In a vote of 4 to 1, the council he said. year, excluding police, are ex­ 10-0 while Ellington falls to 4-6. towering, bloop single just behind which rolled to the bleachers, 2-010, Boaacz 2-000. Totals 31-030. Jennings has been part of the ever, construction costs were said In May the company had reservoirs and several wells. agreed to fund mailing of an Michaej Donahue, board presi­ Post 102, now 13-5 overall, will be first base which scored Price. easily scoring Kitsock and the Key; at bats-runs-htt-rbl. agent in 1983 after playing for Washington organisation since underestimated and the libriiry pected to total about $20,000. been laying off workers sincd Manchester Memorial Hospital Manchester 120 20-5-4-0 Informational brochure about the dent, said, "Any,changes the at Southwest Park In Windsor Post 102 added two more runs in former, the Harvard Crimson. He was signing a pro hockey contract board came back to the voters Saturday’s celebration drew a January. has not treated any patients with Ellington 000 000-03-2 project at a cost not to exceed $750 town council deems are in the the second without the benefit of a " It was a clutch hit by Dave Kitsock ond Laurlnitis ond Penders. traded to the Hartford Whalers In 1985. Virtually all of his time crowd of about 30,000, police have Greenstadt said today he didn’t heat-related problems over the Locks Friday at 5; 45 p.m. to asking for an additional $300,000. that will come from the contin­ hit. Ken Gancarz drew a walk to (Price) that really gave us the Champagne, Bogacz (5) and Kevin after playing parts of five was spent at Binghamton of public interest at the library, we said. The Last year’s crowd know how manyemployeesareat last few days, said Am y Avery, battle Windsor Locks in Zone Zahner and Champagne. Voters rejected,the request in a gency fund. The library board welcome the change.” action. lead off the frame. With two outs. breathing room we needed and WP-KItsock. LP-Champagne. seasons for the Flames. , the American Hockey League. numbered about 20,000. the Hale Road plant now. hospital spokesman. I It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 7, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 7, 1968 - 13 IN BRIEF Allen surprises Strange still trying Soccer Camp openings 4 There are still openings in the In boxing trials to sort out his life Manchester Soccer Camp for girls only during the week of July 11-15. Any girl WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) - Anheuser-Busch. Two years ago. wishing to register for the camp can do so By Tim Dahiberg nosa. After a series of defeats, More than two weeks after he missed the cut. Last year, he Friday or Saturday at Martin School The Associated Press Allen briefly quit boxing before winning the U.S. Open, CXirtis finished in a tie for 36th place. between 8:30 a.m.-3; 15 p.m. Registration fir . ' deciding to make one last try at Strange is still trying to sort out Strange knows his U.S. Open will also be taken Monday July M{h from CONCORD, Calif. - Darin an Olympic medal. everything, both in his head and title won’t necessarily translate 8-9a.m. ■ Allen, one of the biggest names in " I was always in good physical at the mailbox. into success in other the U.S. Olympic boxing trials, For further information, call Sal Altrui shape, but it was all mental,” “ I still think about it every time tournaments. may also turn out to be its biggest at 646-3928 or Joe Era rdi at 649-2328. Allensaid. “ When I used to go into I have some free time,” Strange “ I haven’t changed. I ’m no surprise. a fight I had one style. If that said of his June 20 playoff victory different. I don't hit cuts any Allen, the former world cham­ didn’t work. I ’d fold. I ’d quit. 1 over Nick Faldo at The Country better or draws any tetter,” he pion who dropped out of the Now, I can adapt to it.” PAINFUL HIT — The Club in Brookline, Mass. said. Suns sign Tyrone Corbin rankings after a series of defeats, Allen said tiie death of his Within moments of capturing “ I’m no tetter a golfer. I’m no fought his way into the finals of mother Sharon two weeks ago New York Yankees’ different a person now, but there PHOENIX, Ariz. — Forward Tyrone the first major title of his career, the 165-pound class Wedne.sday made him even more determined Gary Ward grimaces the 33-year-old Strange dedicated is something behind my name Corbin has signed a four-year contract night with a bruising 4-1 decision to win. the victory to the memory of his now that means a hell of a lot.” with the Phoenix Suns, the NBA team in pain after being hit over John Scully. ” I ’m dedicating the tourna­ late father, who died of cancer Also in the field for the $650,000 announced Wednesday. by a pitch from the The win was the second impres­ ment to her,” he said. " I came when Strange was 14. event on the 6,776-yard, par-71 The Suns obtained the 6-foot-6,222-pound sive performance in as many here ready to win.” Texas Rangers’ Mitch ^ The emotional outpouring layout are defending champion Corbin, along with guard Kevin Johnson days for Allen, who quit boxing Allen joined fellow world cham­ Williams in the ninth Strange showed in the speech has Mark McCumber as well as 1986 and center Mark West, from the Cleveland earlier this year and earned a pion Kenneth Gould of Rockford, inning Wednesday prompted a flood of letters tl^t winner Fuzzy Zoeller and Mark Cavaliers last February for forwards berth in the trials only by special III., in advancing following semif­ night at Arlington, has left him spending several Wiebe, the 1985 champion. Larry Nance and Mike Sanders. invitation after losing to Scully in inal bouts in six weight divisions. hours at a time in recent days Last year, McCumber’s win­ Texas. The Rangers Corbin, a veteran of three NBA seasons, th e Eastern qualifying Six more semifinals will be held W-4 trying to read all his mail. ning 17-under 267 total came averaged 7.7 points in 30 games with the tournament. tonight, with the finals scheduled won, 4-2. “ The people who pick up a pen while he was in the middle of Suns. "A lot of people didn’t give me a for Saturday and Sunday. and pencil who you’ve never shooting 13 consecutive rounds in AP photo "H e has established himself as a chance,” said Allen, of Colum­ The trials winners will face heard of before and write a letter the 60s. bonafide NBA player.” said Suns president bus, Ohio. "But once I lost to fighters deemed by a committee to you — that to me has been more This year, he has added to his and chief executive officer Jerry Scully in the qualifying, I had no to be their "most worthy oppov-; surprising than anything else,” streak of surviving 31 straight Colangelo. "H e ’s the kind of player when doubt I ’d be on the Olympic team. vJuly 16-17, with the winners' Incaviglia’s return nightmare for Yanks Strange said. cuts, the longest on the PGA Tour. AP photo Strange, McCumber and Joey the gam e is on the line, you want him on It just made me that much earning one of the 12 berths on the “ Every one of those letters hungrier.” Olympic team. mentioned the ending, which was Sindelar are the only golfers on the court.” ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — While princi­ the lineup,” Russell said. "H e told me before PUTTING SOME MUSTER ON IT — Eighth-seeded Thomas Muster of Allen, after a tenative first Gould used his quick hands hit in several situations, leaving 14 runners on awful nice of them,” he said. this season’s top 10 winnings list The terms of Corbin’s four-year contract pal power threat Pete Incaviglia missed nine the game he was going to go out and hit one Austria powers a serve to opponent Jimmy Arias of Jericho, N.Y., during round, took the fight to Scully in inside to score a 5-0 decision win base. New York loaded the bases in the ninth Strange, a three-time winner who are entered. were no revealed. straight games due to a back injury, the tonight and he did.” their second-round match Wednesday afternoon at the U.S. Pro Tennis the second and third rounds to over Gerry Payne of Washington, < off Texas.'relief ace Mitch Williams in the this year, is hoping some of his Many of the top players are Texas Rangers struggled to score runs. Texas took a 2-1 lead in the second, a rally score the narrow win in a decision D.C. to advance to the finals, • ninth but Williams struck out three of the final recent success will carry over at taking the week off to prepare for Championships in Brookline, Mass. Muster won. 6-4, 3-6, 7-6, (9-7). Without Incaviglia the Rangers hit only five that started when Incaviglia clubbed a roundly booed by the crowd of where he will meet Ron Morgan . four hitters to earn his 12th save. home, which for him is on the the British Open, including Jim homers in 13 games. leadoff homer, a 424-foot blast into the Page new Stars' coach about 1,000 at the Concord Hilton. of Cincinnati. Morgan beat Tony "W e could have played 18 innings and not grounds of the Kingsmill Golf Benepe, a winner last week at the Incaviglia celebrated his jreturn to the left-field stands. It was the I5th homer of the " I t ’s hard to beat a guy once he Robinson of St. Louis by a 3-2 won that gam e.” said Yankees manager Lou Club, where the Anheuser-Busch Western Open in his first tour BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Pierre Page, lineup Wednesday night with a solo homer season for Incaviglia, who’d missed the Nixon caught twice Free agents await ruling makes up his mind to win.” said margin. Piniella. “ That’s a game where we could have Golf Classic began today. appearance. Peter Jacobsen, who has spent the last eight years with the and a triple and threw out the potential tying previous nine games with a back injury. Allen, who will meet Anthony ” I was wondering when it was scored seven or eight runs. We just couldn’t “ I feel good. I’m well-rested,” whose final-hole double bogey Calgary Flames’ organization, on run at the plate in the sixth as the Rangers . " I t ’s nice to get back in the lineup and help SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco NEW YORK — More than 300 N F L Hembrick in the finals. " I had all going to come back and tonight get the big hit.” said Strange, who has never allowed Benepe to claim the Wednesday was named head coach of the teat the New York Yankees, 4-2. the team,” Incaviglia said. “ But I felt like I Giants outfielder Donell Nixon became the players will find out on Monday if they will more talent but he was very it did,” said Gould, a silver New York fell 2‘A games behind pace­ finished higher than fourth at the Western title, i? entered here. Minnesota North Stars. "Y o u ’ll never hear me complaining but it’s was in the Twilight Zone out there. I haven’t fourth player in major-league history be granted unrestricted free agency by a determined and it is only a medalist in the Pan Am Games. setting Detroit in the American League East. a different lineup with him than without picked up a bat or a glove in so long, it really Page, 40, succeeds Herb Brooks, who. Wednesday to be caught stealing twice in three-round fight.” ” I was able to stick and jab and - Texas had dropped seven of its previous 10 federal court, it was reported Thursday. him,” said Rangers manager Bobby Valen­ felt strange.” along with the rest of the North Stars’ one inning. Allen,' the world amateur mid­ move out there. I’m peaking a t' games. The New York Times said federal Judge tine. "The home run and the triple were great After Incaviglia’s blast, Larry Parrish coaches and scouts, was fired last month. Against the Chicago Cubs in the sixth dleweight champion in 1986, just the right time.” The Yankees evened the score, 2-2, in the Moody heads the field David Doty will rule in Minneapolis on but the throw to the plate was better.” doubled, then Jeff Kunkel drove in the ’The announcement of the NH L team’s inning. Nixon led off with a single but was began a downhill slide the next Also seemingly peaking at the fifth with two outs when Dave Winfield Monday in the case of the players who are Ranger starter Jeff Russell, 8-2. snapped a go-ahead run with a double. firings came June 14, the same day new year when he was knocked out in right time is Kennedy McKinney, doubled and came around on Mike Pagliaru- apparently picked off when pitcher Jamie seeking an injunction freeing them from two-game personal losing streak despite Incaviglia tripled with out out in the eighth general manager Jack Ferreira was hired. the first round of the Pan Am a perennial runner-up in major lo’s single. in seniors tour event Moyer threw behind hiiiUo first baseman their teams because their contracts allowing 12 hits, four walks and committing and scored an insurance run on Pete Ferreira introduced Page at a Games by CXiba’s Angel Espi­ tournaments. Incaviglia made the defensive play of the Mark Grace. / expired in February and the N F L Players two balks in 7 2-3 innings. O’Brien’s sacrifice fly. years ago. Wednesday news conference. Page game in the sixth, throwing out Rickey KENM ORE, Wash. (A P ) - Nixon, who stole 144 bases at Bakersfield Association had no collective bargaining "It was awfully good to have Inky back in The Yankees failed to come up with the key Also missing from the event in (pronounced Pah-zhay’) was Ferreira’s Henderson at the plate • Orville Moody, a three-time PGA in 1983, broke for second and was safe agreement with management. favor of the British Open is No. 3 top choice ever since June 22, when the GM seniors tour event winner this when Grace’s throw was dropped by year who is best remembered for money winner Gary Player, who decided not to rehire Brooks. Daggett still a favorite second baseman Ryne Sandberg for an his 1969 U.S. Open triumph, heads has earned $248,500 on the senior Page becomes the North Stars’ sixth error. Even though he was safe, official Curry In ‘must win’ fight Peculiar a field of 72 players-in the $300,000 tpur this year. Player was head coach since 1982. The North Stars, scoring rules say that Nixon was caught runner-up to Charles in (California SAN REMO, Italy — American Don in Houston gymnastics GTE Northwest Classic. whose 19-48-13 record last season was the stealing. Nixon reached third pn a sacrifice last weekend. Curry, who makes his second stab at the First place in the 54-hole NHL’s worst, will be paying three men for but was caught trying to steal'home. tournament for professionals 50 On hand to defend his Northw­ world junior middleweight title Friday HOUSTON (A P ) - When Tim Myers a hit the Job in 1988-89: Page; Brooks, who still The other players to be caught stealing women from the championships years and older is worth $45,000. est championship is Chi Chi night against World Boxing Council Daggett shattered his right leg is under contract at about $165,000, and twice are Don Baylor in 1974 and Jim advance to the ’Trials. The event gets under way Friday. Rodriguez, seventh on this year's champion Gianfranco Rosi, said during the 1987 World Gymnas­ Lom e Henning, who was fired in 1987 and Morrison and Paul Noce in 1987. Top contenders to make the < Moody, 54, is the No. 2 money senior money list with $155,724. will be paid about $150,000 for the last year Wednesday he won’t let his chance slip by tics Championships last No­ men’s team include Kevin Davis, : with Mets winner on the seniors tour this Rodriguez won last year's of his contract. this time. vember, his first thoughts were Lithonia, Ga. who finished third year with $257,638. He is second to Northwest tournament by a sin­ not of a comeback. in the American CXip this year, ; Terms of Page’s contract weren’t ” I can’t miss this opportunity,” said the NEW YORK (AP) - Randy Bob Charles, who has earned gle shot over Butch Baird. Tyson to earn $21 million Wes Suter, Reston, Va.; Tom announced. 26-year-old from Fort Worth, Texas. " I First, he had to be sure he’d Myers has some peculiar ideas $285,908. Two other members of the don’t consider the possibility of losing. Thi; Schlesinger, Boulder, Colo, and senior tour's top 20 money list are NEW YORK — Mike Tyson will make have two legs to come back on. about bullpen small-talk. The Charles won last week’s senior is the most important fight of my life.” twin brothers Dan and Dennis missing. Billy Casper, 11th with slightly less than $21 million from last "There was a fear that I might other day. around midgame, his event at Rancho Murieta, Calif., Buoniconti suit continues Curry and the 30-year-old Italian will lose my leg for quite some time,” Hayden, Amherst, N.Y. but is bypassing the third annual $137,954, withdrew becauqp of a week’s heavyweight championship fight subject was three ways to disarm trade punches in a scheduled 12-round said Daggett, a sentimental fa­ The women’s division is led by Seattle area tournament over the hand injury, tour officials said. CHARLESTON, S.C. - Mahc against Michael Spinks. a man with a knife. match at the outdoor arena of Portosole. in vorite in the U.S. Gymnastics Phoebe Mills, winner of the “ The whole league knows he’s 6,501-yard Inglewood Country Don Massengale, 15th on the list, Buoniconti’s previous neck injuries had Shelly Finkel, who had the pay-per-view American Cup earlier this year this seaside resort. Championships, beginning to­ missing a few screws."explained Club course in order to play in the isn’t entered because he is nothing to do with the broken neck that left and closed circuit rights for the 91-second and a hometown favorite. Curry, a form er World Boxing night in The Summit. Wally Backman, his New York British Open, which he won 25 physically tired, officials added. him paralyzed in a 1985 football game, an fight, said Wednesday that the home, Defending national champion Mets teammate. ’ ’But I think that Association welterweight champion, was “ It was a progression because orthopedic surgeon testified. theater and arena showings earned $22 Kristie Phillips also is entered works to his advantage. He’s all knocked out by Mike McCallum in his first there were so many obstacles to Dr. Victor Frankel told the Charleston million. and will get competition from pumped up out there, stalking the attempt to take the junior middleweight overcome,” Daggett said. County Court of Common Pleas jury Tyson retained his championship by teammates Brandy Johnson, ,.W' mound and acting like he doesn’t crown. "Y ou can’t think about interna­ hearing Buoniconti’s $16.5million knocking out Spinks in the first round. Chelle Stack and Rhonda Faehn, know what's happening. And tional competition when there is a negligence suit Wednesday that an X-ray Finkel said that 55 percent of the all of the Bela Karolyi gym. maybe he doesn’t. It doesn’t possibility you might not have one taken five days before the injury showed television distribution money came front Daggett’s left leg snapped as he matter. He’s got everybody Krickstein rallies for wJn leg,” Daggett said. "That was the NEED SOME EXTRA no weakening of the neck. closed-circuit showings in theaters and landed from a vault routine. The first obstacle.” .scared, including me.” "T h e ligaments were all intact,” he said arenas and 45 percent came from BROOKLINE. Mass. (A P ) — Asa broken bones ripped through an Myers, striking out the first Daggett spent four weeks in a adding the broken neck was "totally pay-per-view sales. teenager approaching his 17th birthday in artery. Daggett lost a lot of blood batter and the last batter he SPENDING MONEY!! 1984. Aaron Krickstein became the hospital, two months at home and and almost his leg. AP photo independent” of Buoniconti’s existing neck faced, pitched perfectly for 2 2-3 underwent five reconstructive Daggett was told it would condition. youngest U.S. Pro tennis champion in FORGET SOMETHING? — Greg Gagne second baseman Marty Barrett misses innings Wednesday night, notch­ history. operations after he was injured require two to 2*/4 years to Buoniconti is suing Citadel football team doing a vaulting routine. of the Minnesota Twins steals second in the throw. ing his 13th save and perserving Newspaper routes available in your area... Now, four years later and almost 21, recover from the break. Many Ron Darling’s 5-4 victory over the doctor E.K. Wallace Jr. in the case. ’ ’There are some things I can’t the second inning as Boston Red Sox Krickstein is more mature and, more thought his gymnastics career Gncinnati Reds. Darryl Straw­ Buoniconti, the son of form er Miami do. but I ’m still taking it step by importantly, much more experienced. was finished. Dolphins linebacker Nick Buoniconti. step.” berry hit his league-leading 21st ” I still like to go for broke, particularly “ Around the first of January, homer in the first and Darling broke his neck while playing middle The 130 men and women in tight situations,” Krickstein said my body started to feel good Viola continues winning ways singled home the go-ahead run in Anderson St...... all Charter Oak St...... 141-348 linebacker for The Citadel against East competing in the four-day meet overall, not my leg, but my the sixth. Bigelow St...... all Gardner St...... 3-66 Tennessee State on Oct. 26,1985. He was Wednesday night after rallying for a 5-7, are seeking 12 places on the U.S. overall body,” Daggett said. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Frank behind Oakland, which lost 8-6 at Viola, in tying the Chicago The victory kept the first place Liberty St...... all Gardner St. West...... all left a quadriplegic by the accident. 6-2,6-1 second round victory over Diego Olympic team. Their scores will "That’s when I decided to start Viola has not lost at the Metro- Cleveland, in the Am erican Cubs’ Greg Maddux for the major Mets 6<>i games up on the idle Lllley St...... all Highland St. Perez of Uruguay on Longwood’s represent 40 percent of the total doing everything I could to get > dome since May 22,1987, but he’s League West. league lead in wins, became the Pittsburgh Pirates in the Na­ Main St...... 399-494 rain-splattered center court. score. (Dugan's Alley...... 8-37 here.” not taking anything for granted. Hurst lasted only 1 2-3 innings, earliest 14-game winner in Twins tional League East and prevented Summit St...... 1-70 Sycamore Lane...... all The remaining 60 percent of the Nuggets sign Davis Phillips, the American Cup "Boston, when I looked up the giving up three runs. He suspects history. The left-hander reached a sweep of the three-game series Wadsworth St...... all scores will be determined at the Supplemental draft empty winner the past two years, also is stats before this season, just he might have mononucleosis the 14-victory mark last season on at Shea Stadium. Huntington ...... all Olympic Trials at Salt Lake City D EN VER — Walter Davis, a six-time making a comeback after she hammered me,” Viola said after “ I ’m going home tomorrow for August 16. Myers came on for Darling with Lakewood Circle...... all % in August. NBA all-star and the all-time leading NEW YORK — None of the 17 players finished 45th in the World . winning his league-leading 14th the test,” Hurst said. “ I didn’t do After giving up the homer to two outs in the seventh, runners Burfce...... all The top 18 men and top 20 scorer in Phoenix Suns’ history, became available in a supplemental draft were Championships. game with a three-hitter as the anybody any good tonight.” Evans in the fourth, Viola didn’t on first and second and a 2-Ocount Alpine St...... all Nike Circle...... all the second unrestricted free agent to chosen by National Football League Minnesota Twins downed the The victory was Viola’s third allow a hit the rest of the way. He on Kal Daniels, who struck out American Legion Dr...... all Hlllcrest...... all change teams when he signed a contract teams. Boston Red Sox 8-1 Wednesday straight complete game victory struck out five and walked none. three pitches later. Armory St...... all Haynes St...... all Wednesday with the Denver Nuggets. The draft, held Wednesday, was for Bullets’ new night. over Boston this season and The Twins backed Viola with 11 “ I wanted to throw strikes,” East Center St...... 408-608 Pete Babcock, Nuggets president and players not eligible for the regular college "This year it seems like I’ve Dwight Evans’ fourth-inning hits, led by Puckett’s four hits and Myers said. “ But I didn’t want to Main St...... 285-378 Russell St...... all general manager, made the announcement draft last April. It was a weighted lottery, had good stuff on the days I ’ve home run is the only run scored by two RBIs. Gene Larkin also drove throw one down the middle. So I during a news conference but would not giving the teams with the poorest records faced them and we’ve teen able the Red Sox against the left­ in two run's with a sixth-inning put one fastball on the outside Alton St. South...... all disclose terms of the contract, in keeping the most chances. doesn’t include Malone to get ahead of them. The guys hander this season. single, extending his hitting corner, one on the inside comer, Hawthorne St. South...... all Twins manager Tom Kelly says streak to 10 games. HIghwood Dr...... all with the club’s policy. have made it easy (or me,” said and then came back with a slider W. Middle Tpke...... 30-132 (m i ) he can’t explain Viola’s success. Minnesota took a 3-0 lead in the Davis, a 6-foot-6 guard, has piayed his LANDOVER, Md. (A P ) - The Bullets spokesman Mark Pray ' Viola. 14-2. outside.” Qolway St...... all Edberg ranked No. 2 “ He’s pitched well the last second, one on Tim Laudner’s entire NBA career with the Suns. The Washington Bullets are headed in said offering Malone a one-year "A n y time Frankie takes the Myers retired the Reds in the Kerry St...... all couple of years, and a little bit ninth homer leading off and two SS-year-old Davis became an unrestricted AR LIN G ’TON, Texas — Stefan Edberg’s a new direction, and 33-year-old contract would “ not be a viable mound, it’s like Roger Clemens eighth on groundnuts but in the North St...... all Flower St...... all tetter yet this year. Maybe it’s on Puckett’s double off Bruce free agent following the 1987-88 season and Wimbledon victory moved him into second center Moses Malone won’t te option.” does for Boston.” centerfielder ninth, after retiring pinch hitter North School St...... 1-84 East Middle Tpke. ... 0-182 (m i ) going along for the ride. confidence, I don’t know. Or Hurst, 9-4. he signed with the Nuggets one day after place on the Association of Tennis Malone, a lO-time All-Star, told ' Kirby Puckett said. "He always Dave Collins on a liner and Lloyd EIro St...... all In a prepared statement re­ keeps us close, and we take it maybe playing in the World ’The ’Twins led 5-0 after three McClendon on a grounder, he forward Tom Chambers signed with the AP photo Professionals computer and cut the lead of the Atlanta Constitution that his * leased after a meeting with coach Series and the playoffs is a innings and 7-1 after six in struck out Jeff Treadway to end Suns after playing with Seattle for five No. 1 Ivan Lendl to its slimmest margin first choice would be to re-sign ' from there.” Porter St...... 458-650 NEW COACH — Pierre Page smiles Wes Unseld and General Man­ The ’Twins now are 3'/i games factor.” coasting behind Viola. the game. seasons. since Sept. 23,1985. with the Bullets, although he was Wyllys St...... 1-90 Squire Village...... all at a question posed Wednesday ager Bob Ferry, team owner Ate impressed by the Atlanta Hawks. Unrestricted free agents are ailowed to Lendl has been No. 1 since gept. 9,1985, afternoon after he was Introduced after he won the United States Open. He Pollin said W^nesday that Ma­ “You can tell the guys (in sign with any NBA team without former lone didn’t fit into Washington’s as the new coach of the Minnesota has been top-ranked for 147 consecutive Atlanta) want to win,” Malone ' Rachel Rd...... all clubs receiving any compensation or revised scheme. Kennedy Rd...... an weeks. 12 short of the record set by Jimmy said. "When we played against • Baseball fascination moves forward Tudor L a ...... all having the right of first refusal under North Stars of the NHL. Page, 40, "W e feel he (Malone) does not them you could see it. They came Montclair Dr...... all Connors from July 29,1974 to Aug. 18.1977. terms of the league’s new collective has spent the last eight years in the (it in with a young, developing to win. They’ve got the attitude . rates to hit into a triple play in the years for the Pirates and was one Scott Dr...... all Edberg has been ranked among the top By Jim Donaohv film biography of first baseman bargaining agreement. Calgary Flames organization. team, but with a team at its you need. The test team I ever * ninth inning with the New York of baseball’s best defensive Meadow L a ...... all Richmond Dr...... all three since Feb. 2.1987. The Associated Press Lou Gehrig, Bate Ruth played peak,” Pollin said. played on was the Philadelphia Mets holding a 1-0 lead. players. himself and was joined by team­ Oak Grove St...... all Pilgrim La...... all "This should not be construed 76ers. They’rethattypeofteam .” The test curveball in history, With the bases loaded and none " It was originally supposed to mates Bill Dickey, Bob Meusel either as criticism of Moses Hawks officials have refused an intentional triple play and out, Pittsburgh second baseman be Roberto Clemente, but some and Mark Koenig. Sportscaster Timber Trail...... all Malone or as an attempt to limit comment on published reports angels in the outfield can’t be Bill Mazeroski faced Mets right­ kind of problem came up and they Bill Stem also played himself in South Main Condo's...... 441 TImrod Road...... 170-388 our player payroll,’’ Pollin SpoitHght they are seeking Malone, who seen at the ballpark. You can only hander Jack Fisher. Mazeroski asked m e,” Mazeroski said. the film. added. "Moses is a fine player was traded from Philadelphia to see those things in the movies. hit a hard grounder to third ’”They must have seen me run.” The part of Gehrayed by Gary and we wish him well.” Washington two years ago. America’s fascination with baseman Ken Boyer, who stepped Many said Gemente backed Cooper. Cooper was a natural Ferry recently had been indi­ CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 “ I have no comment on free . baseball has not been missed by on the bag to start a 5-4-3 triple out because hedidn’t want to spoil right-hander and Gehrig hit from Highlights from this date in sports history: rothy Andrus and Sylvia Henrotin 6-3, 6-3. Chuck McKinley in 55 minutes with a 6-3, 6-1 cating the Bullets were not agents,” Hawks president Stan ; Hollywood and this summer’s play (Jerry Buchek made the his image as one of baseball’s the left side. To help Cooper with 1951 — Doris Hart won the women’s title in victory in the men’s singles final at interested in offering more than a Kasten said Wednesday. play at second and Ed Kranepool best clutch hitters. But the actual his swing, the m ovie’s director J U L Y 7 entry is "Bull Durham,” a film 36 minutes in beating Shirley Fry 6-1,6-0. Hart Wimbledon. two-year deal to Malone, whose But ’The Washington Post, was at first). problem was an impasse over enlisted major leaguers Bate 1911 — Dorothea Lambert Chambers set the about life in the minor leagues. then paired with F ry to capture the doubles 1979 — Evelyn Ashfoid of the United States scoring average dipped to 20.3 quoting league sources, said the Just before the triple play film-appearance fees. Herman and Lefty O’Doul. record for the shortest championship The movies about baseball title with a victory over defending champions set a Pan American Games record in the from 24.1 in 1986-87, and whose Hawks have offered Malone a started, sports writer Oscar " I really don’t remember what Gehrig, who died In 1941, match at Wimbledon — 25 minutes -> by have portrayed reality and bor­ Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne du 100-meter race with a time of 11.05 seconds. rebounding fell to 11.2 from 11.3 three-year deal worth about $6 Madison (Walter Matthau) was happened in the game after that co -sta ri^ in the 1938 musical disposing of Dora Boothby 6-0, 6-0 in the rowed on the hopes and dreams lianrljTBtTr Pont. Hart then teamed with Frank Sedgman 1982 — Steve Scott of the Sub 4 Club set a this season. million — an arrangement worth , called to the phone. His room­ or what I did,” Mazeroski said. " I Western "Rawhide.” Gehrig, of wontien's fthhls. that a boys’ game offers. to win the mixed doubles title to take three United States record In the mile with a time Malone, a 14-year pro veteran about $600,000 less than what mate. Felix Uhger (Jack Lem­ do know I didn’t hit into a triple course, wore a white hat. 1928 — Helen Wills won the women’s singles Sometimes, it wasm ) tell titles at Wimbledon. 3:47.69 in a track meet at Oslo, Norway. paid $2.1 million for each of his Washington paid him last season. mon) wanted to know what he play.” Ruth also starred in his own title at Wimbledon, defeating Llll de Alvarez where reality stopped and fiction 1985 — West Germany’s Boris Becker, at two seasons with the Bullets, is a League officials in New Yoih > wanted for dinner. In order to enhance the box films. In 1920. Ruth played the 6-1, 6-4 for the second straight year. 1953 — Walter Burkemo won the PG A golf started. age 17, became the youngest champion and free agent under terms of the said Malone’s contract is no " I remember it was done office attraction, producers and part of a county bumpkin in 19M — Elizabeth Ryan teamed with Simone championship, beating Felice Torza 2and 1 in In June 1967, a scene from the first unseeded player, in the history of the National Basketball Associa­ longer part of the team’s salary before an afternoon game and directors often had players cross "Headin Home.” and In 1927 the 36-hoIe final. "Odd Couple” was filmed at Shea Hpralb Mathiau and won her record l2th women’s men’s singles at Wimbledon with a 6-3, 6-7, tion’s new co(lectlve bargaining the basepaths into the studio. appeared, in “ The B ate Comes cap, which will rise from $6.4 - Stadium. The script called for a Jack Lemmon was on the field,” doubles title at Wimbledon, defeating Do­ 1961 — Rod Laver of Australia disposed of 7-6, 6-4 victory over Kevin Curren. agreement. In "P rid e of the Yankees,” the Home.” million to $6.9 million this year. - member of the nttsburgh P i­ said Mazeroski. who played 17 I — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, July 7, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. ’Thursday, July 7. 1988 — 15

Small wage hikes OrtARKETREPORT $19 million settlement SCOREBOARD BUSINESS Activity o v i f l h f p M t 30 V iJ iftQ tfiy t HARTFORD — Manville Corp. officials Lemon dispute settled say a $19 million settlement with Aetna National League results helped U.S. gain Casualty and Surety Co. will help in SoftbaD Rec basebaD HARTFORD - State Motor Vehicles compensating people suffering from Mets5,Reds4 III Commissioner Lawrence DelPonte says an mil l| asbestos disease. in world markets agreement with General Motors Corp. m l " '"'111 The payment settles an insurance TONIGHT'S GAMES CINCINNATI NEW YORK settling alleged violations of the state’s ill dispute, company officials said. TIernev’* vs. CBT, 6 — Fitzgerald Pony abrhbl abrhbl Larkin ss 2 110 Dykstra cf new-car Lemon Law ensures present and Terms of the agreement call for Aetna to Farr's vs. Pub, 7:30 — Fitzgerald The Yankees defeated the Braves, 9-1, 4 0 0 0 WASHINGTON (AP) - With benefit Increases averaging 1.4 PM vs. Trash-Awav, 6 — Robertson at Cheney Tech. Kevin PIsch tossed a Daniels If 3 1 1 2 Bckmn 2b 2 100 the smallest wage increases of future compliance. BB ?lB!7TWTHnWW make three payments to cover all of Gentle Touch vs. Cumm ings, 7:30 — o n ^ h ltte r fo r Yankees and was 2-for-3, Sabo 3b 4 12 0 McRyIds If 4 1,1 0 percent. But wages rose 4 percent Robertson includlno o home run. Jason Romeoand ONelll rf 4 1 1 2 Stryfcry rf 4 1 12 ■ any industrial nation and help, DelPonte announced the agreement HIGH i i i n p Manville’s claims against the insurer for Esasky1b 3000 in West Germany and 4.5 percent Thrlftv vs. Edwards, 6 — Paganl Mike Maynard played well defensively. H Johsnlb 3 1 0 0 from a sinking dollar, U.S. between the state Department of Motor 1.600 policies issued between 1980 and 1983. The NJM'W 'i'S. M udville, 7:30 — Paganl For the Braves, Chris Seymour hod the RMrphyp 00 0 0 AAogadnlb 2 111 in Canada while soaring 8.2 m Dibble p 0 0 0 0 Sasser c factories outperformed their for­ Vehicles and General Motors on m i r first $7 million payment is due five days AAN Brodlev's, 6 — Nike lone hit. 2 0 10 percent in Great Britain. ^ 6mm X.U Social Club vs. Reed, 7:30 — Nike TJonesph 1000 Carter c 2 0 11 eign rivals last year in reducing Wednesday. after the company reorganization plan is Congo vs. Ward, 6 — Keeney Blrtsos p 00 0 0 Elster ss 4 0 0 0 But with civilian unemploy­ Strano vs. Lindsey, 6 — Charter Ook FWIIImsp 0 000 Darling p 3 0 11 labor costs and making their ment in the United States now “ We prefer to enter into agreements TF joTWIFutwU HlwiriilwU ufwf/ BtW approved in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. M llnercf 3 0 0 0 Myers p 0000 goods more competitive on worid which ensure present and future H 4 II W » As a result of previous insurance Collins ph 10 00 hovering in the range of 5'/4 _Jbi______iF» c r PiganI Transactions McCIndn c 4 0 0 0 markets. percent, Sinai noted that wage compliance while providing DMV with the settlements, Maville has reached Tredwy2b 4 0 0 0 Measured in devalued Ameri­ information need^ to pursue dealers who agreements providing for payments of Aldo's Pizza crushed Keith Realty, Armstrn p 2 0 0 0 increases have been escalating 20-5, at Paganl Field. Steve Sulots led Durhm 1b 10 10 can dollars, labor costs in the rapidly the past two months. sell these cars to unsuspecting nearly $790 million with Aetna and Aldo's with four hits while Harry Rov Totals 12 4 4 4 Totals X 5 4 5 , United States declined 1.5 percent added three. Jeff Dolln, Leon Denarllle, AUTO RACING "That suggests that our labor consumers," he said. numerous other carriers. The plan MILLER RACING—Named Mike Alex­ in 1987, compared with increases Samurai sales fall Dean Page, Walt Adamy and Mickey Cincinnati 000 004 000—4 costs are rising at the same time The agency began an investigation into requires insurance funding of $615 million Bombardier added two hits apiece for ander os the "permanent temporary" replocement for Bobby Allison. New York 200 on OOx—5 of 7.5 percent in South Korea, 7.7 that the dollar has quit falling,” alleged violations by GM, (Chrysler, Ford, NEW YORK — The Suzuki Samurai in to fund a trust for compensating the winners. Jack Wakefield hod two Gome Winning RBI — Darling (1). hits In defeat. BASEBALL percent in Canada, 13.5 percent in Sinai said. "This ydar we will not Yugo and Toyota after The Hartford collided head-on with bad publicity in June asbestos disease sufferers. American League DP—New York 1. LOB—Onclnnat) 4, Japan and 23.9 percent in West CHICAC30 WHITE SOX—Optioned Joel New York 6. 2B—Sasser, AAcReynolds. repeat the experience of last Courant reported that some new cars that as allegations that it was prone to roll over Dayls, pitcher, and Russ AAorman, HR—Strawberry (21), Daniels (9), ONelll Germany, the Labor Department year,” had been bought back by the company contributed to a 70.6 percent drop in sales A^iaat Inflelder, to Vcxicouver of the Pacific Coast (9). SB—Larkin (25). said Wednesday. GAP executive charged League. Purchased the contracts of Ken IP H R ER BB SO 8 For one thing, he said, declines because they qualified as lemons under from a year earlier. Cincinnati But even before the dramatic Monchester Medical defeated J.C Patterson and John Dovis, pitchers, from in the industrial sectors of Japan, state law were beiqg resold by car dealers Consumers Union, the group that blasted NEW YORK — Information gathered Penney, 4-3, at Robertson Park. Russ Vancouver. Armstrong 5 3 3 3 3 2 devaiuation of the dollar against Bilodeau, Bob Fish and Dennis W Irtella RMurphv LJ)-4 1-3 2 2 2 1 1 Great Britain and West Germany to unsuspecting consumers. the Samurai, said the drop was a "good from Ivan Boesky and others caught up in TEXAS RANGERS—Placed Ray Hay- major European and Asian cur­ had two hits each for the winners. For war4, pitcher, on the disabled list. Pur­ Dibble 1 ^3 1 0 0 0 2 have all bottomed out and they sign" if it was the result of the group’s Wall Street’s insider trading scandal led to J.C., Ralph Banning hod three hits and chased the contract of Guy Hoffman, BIrtsas 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 rencies, the United States outper­ FWIIItams 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 are begining to enjoy the same Pratt engine sets record report alleging that the boxy, stock manipulation charges against GAF Eric Jorgenson added two hits. pitcher, from Oklohoma City of the formed ail but Japan in keeping a American Association. New YerK rebound in manufacturing that four-wheel-drive vehicle was dangerous in Corp., two subsidiaries and a vice National League Darling W.10-5 6 2-3 6 4 4 1 9 lid on labor costs. EAST HARTFORD - The first Boeing Myers S,13 the United States has expe­ certain situations. chairman, prosecutors say. NL—Announced that Dave Concepcion, 21-3 0 0 0 0 2 Measured by their own cur­ 747-400 powered by Pratt & Whitney Northern Cincinnati Redslnflelder,hoswlthdrawnhls Armstrong pitched to 1 batter In the rienced in the past year. The indictment Wednesday involved 4th. American Suzuki Motor Corp. said Dean Machine beat Manchester Po­ appeal of a two-day suspension and will AP photo rency, the yen, Japanese manu­ The Labor Department figures, PW4000 engine has set the world record for begin serving the penalty Immediately. HBP—Larkin by Darling 9 Mogodon by Wednesday it sold 2,199 Samurais in June, numerous securities law charges for an lice, 8-2, at Robertson Park. Russ BIrtsas. facturers reduced their labor in fact, showed that manufactur­ heaviest airplane takeoff. alleged scheme to manipulate the price of Jenson had three hits for Dean while TIPS FROM A CHAMP — Olympic Gold costs by 2.5 percent. Excluding the least since December 1985, which was John Bonneouond Tony Costano added Pactttc Coast League Calif. Gonzales lost his 112-pound bout Umpires—Home, Harvey; Rrst, Pulll; ing growth last year was slower in The airplane set the record at Moses Union Carbide Corp. common stock. PORTLAND BEAVERS—Named Joe Second, RIppley; Third, Davidson. France, iabor costs rose for nine the month after the vehicle’s U.S. tw o each. Medalist Sugar Ray Leonard, left, gives Monday night. Leonard was critiquing T—2:42. A—44,144. the United States than in Canada, Lake, Wash, by carrying a gross weight of GAF made an unsuccessful hostile NIekro pitching coach. other major industrial powers. introduction. « South Atlantic League some advice to Tony Gonzales of San about a half-dozen boxers as part of a Korea, Italy and Great Britain. 892,490 pounds to an altitude of 6,562 feet. takeover bid for Union Carbide in 1985 and SAL—Suspended Richie Hebner, M yrtle Diego. Caiif., before action Wednesday Expes4,Astres2 "Clearly there’s a definite U.S. productivity improve­ The climb to the 6,000-foot altitude took 4 Roc Beach Blue Jays manoger, for five video taping. improvement in out competitive­ kept alive the threat of another attempt games and fined him an undisclosed at the U.S. Boxing Trials in Concord. ments at 2.8 percent also were minutes 49 seconds. Union OKs GM pact until it sold much of its Carbide stake in Elks defeoted Jim 's Arco, 13-2, at Nike amount of money and suspended Derek MONTREAL ness vis-a-vis our trading smaller than 4 percent gains of Field. Norm Kowalsky cracked four HOUSTON The weight was more than 20 tons above late 1986. Bell, outfielder, and Greg David, catcher, abrhbl abrhbl . partners," said Allen Sinai, chief Japan, France and Italy, 7 hits for the winners while Dan Dovlok for three gomes and fined them an ONIxon cf 3 1 1 0 the gross normal weight of 850.000 pounds NEW YORK — A union representing and Ron Konopka collected three GYoung cf 3 10 0 economist for the Boston Co., a U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani said the undisclosed amount of money for Hudler 2b 4 0 11 Agosto p 0 0 0 0 percent increase in Great Britain for a 747-400. 40,000 General Electric Co. workers has apiece. Tom Hite, Lou Keroack, Jim ' 'unsportsmonl Ike conduct and subsequent Galarrg 1b 4 0 0 0 New York consulting house. "But indictment marked the first time "a LaChapelle, Doug Downhom, Ken Twins B. Red Sox I Ramirz ss 4 0 12 and nearly 8 percent improve­ The previous record was 840.500 pounds ratified a new three-year contract and 11 electton,as well as physical conductwlthon Rangers 4, Yankees 2 Brooks rf 4 1 1 0 BHotchr If 4 0 10 we still have a long way to go to corporate entity was charged with stock Acelln and Mike Cunningham chipped umpire." Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 ment in Norway. In with-two blngles each for Elks. For GDavIs 1b 40 10 by a 747-200 powered by a Rolls-Royce smaller unions were expected to follow manipulation” in the government's Japanese Baseball Baseball BOSTON MINNESOTA Wollach 3b 4 2 2 1 Bassrf 3 0 0 0 restore the competitiveness we Jim's, Carl Soucler had three safeties HANSHIN TIGERS—Signed Ruppert NEW YORK TEXAS While five of the nine countries engine. suit, labor leaders said. obrhbl abrhbl abrhbl Websfer If 2 0 0 1 Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 lost over the past decade.” widening probe. while Chris Luneau, Paul Costello and Jones, outfielder. abrh bl Santoven c 3 0 11 had larger 1987 productivity Wolly Whitholm added two eoch. Boggs 3b 4 0 0 0 Gladden If 5 10 0 RHndsn If 3 0 0 0 Brower cf 3 0 10 Pnkovts2b 200 0 The takeoff and climb was certified by a The vote of the International Union of The 10-count indictment charged GAF, BASKETBALL Barrett 2b 4 0 10 Davidsn rf 5 2 2 0 Wlnghm cf 0 0 0 0 CRnlds2b 10 0 0 The government data showed Nottonol Basketball Association Wshgtn cf 4 12 0 Espy cf 100 0 increases than the United States, representative of the Federation Electronic Workers was running 3-to-l in DwEvns rt 4 111 Puckettef 5 14 2 GWord ph 0 0 0 0 Rivera ss 3 0 6 0 Hndrsnph 1000 that labor costs, measured in two subsidiaries >— GAF Chemicals Corp. DENVER NUGGETS—Signed Waller American League standings Fletchr ss 4 0 10 Perezp only Great Britain and Norway Greenwl If 4 0 0 0 AAosesef 0 0 0 0 Mtngly 1b 5 0 3 0 Sierra rf 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Blggloc 3 110 Aeronautique Internationale, the world favor of the pact with 54 of the 70 locals and Jay & Company Inc. — and James T. Davis, guard. Burks cf 3 0 0 0 GaettI 3b 2 0 0 0 Rtzgerld c 100 0 Deshales p 100 0 American dollars, rose an aver­ exceeded the U.S. rate of im­ Nike PHOENIX SUNS—Signed Tyrone Cor­ JCIark dh 5 0 11 Incvglla If 4 2 2 1 body which confirms world records. reporting Wednesday night, union East Division Rice dh 3 0 0 0 Newmn 3b 10 0 0 Winfield rf 4 12 0 OBrIen 1b 2 0 11 P u h llf 10 10 age 3.3 percent annually from provement over the past two Sherwin, GAF’s vice chairman and chief J&M G rinding mode less of Elm ore bin, forward, to a four-year contract. Bnzngr 1b 3 0 0 0 Larkin 1b 3 0 13 Totals 11 4 4 4 Totals 11 1 5 2 spokesman Jerry Borstel said. The final UTAH JAZZ—Signed Scott Layden, w L Pet. OB Pglrulo 3b 3 0 2 1 Parrish dh 4 12 0 1979 through 1985 while falling 2.3 The PW4000 is Pratt & Whitney’s newest administrative officer with conspiracy, Association, 12-4, at Nike Field. Bill O tro lt so 31 .617 Ceronec 3 0 10 Hrbekdh 3 110 Mechm 3b 10 0 0 Steels pr 0 0 0 0 years, the government said. Wilson, Mark Dumond, Kevin Kelley, assistont coach, too contractextenslon. SOwenss 2 0 0 0 Laudnerc 5 1 1 1 AAentreol 010 1M n i —4 . percent in Japan, 1.8 percent in and largest turbofan engine. Since it tally was to be reported today. stock price manipulation, securities fraud, FOOTBALL New York 48 34 .585 2'/) Buhner ph 10 0 0 Buechle3b 4 0 0 0 However, only the United Eorl Lappen, John DeAngells, Dan Cleveland 45 39 .536 6'/) Gagne ss 4 2 2 1 Slaught c 4 0 10 Kunkel 2b 3 0 11 Houston on on 400-3 Korea, 4.8 percent in West entered service last summer, more than Only three of the 54 locals rejected the wire fraud, causing the creation of false Dumond oqd Pete Anthony had two hits National Football League Lmbrdz 2b 4 0 0 1 Game Winning RBI — Hudler (1). States and Canada experienced DALLAS COWBOYS—Signed Ben Hum­ Boston 40 39 .506 9 Rndiph 2b 3 000 Petralll c 2 1 1 0 Germany and 2.4 percent in Great 500 PW4000S have been ordered by 17 contract, Borstel said. The lUE is the each for J&M. For Elmore, Mark Milwaukee 41 42 10 Totals 30 1 3 1 Totals 37 8 11 8 Santana ss 4 0 2 0 E—Ramirez. DP—Housfon 1. LOB— brokerage records and obtaining improper Walling ripped four hits. Including o mel, linebacker, and Mark Higgs, running AAontreol 5, Houston i 2B— Brooks, Rami­ any employment growth in manu­ airlines. company’s largest union. back. Toronto 40 45 .471 12 Totals 17 213 1 Totals X 4 9 1 . Britain. margin loans to finance stock purchases. homer, while Denny Mills ond Bob Baltimore 25 58 .XI 25 Boston 800 100 000—1 rez, Wollach. 3B—Santoventa. HR—Wall- facturing last year. The U.S. Polozle added two eoch. MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed Glenn Minnesota 032 002 Olx—0 ach (7). SB—Santoventa (1), ONIxon (14), Wage increases in the United Blackwood, safety. West Division New York lOO 010 000—2 increase was only one-half of I w L Pet. OB Game VVInnlng RBI — Laudner (4). Texas too 010 Olx—4 Hudler (7), Puhl (11). S—Oeshales. SF— States averaging 6.9 percent NEW YORK JETS—Agreed to contract __ E—Benzinger. LOB—Boston 3, Min­ Webster. percent, but it reversed two terms with Erik McMillan, safety, and Oakland 52 32 .619 Gome Winning RBI — None. annually those years also out­ Minnesota 47 34 5K 3'/) nesota 11. 2B—Puckett 2, Orone, Hrbek, E—Pagllorulo, Meachom. DP—New IP H R ER BB SO straight years of declines. A Cantral Albert Goss, defensive tackle. Gagne. HR—Laudner (9), DwEvans (7). AAontreol paced the gains enjoyed by TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Signed Kansas City 43 40 .518 m York 2, Texas 2. LOB—New York 14, Manchester Cycle defeoted Brand Texas 39 43 .476 12 SB—Davidson (2), Puckett (2), Gogne 2 (9). Texas 4, 2B—Parrish, OBrIen, Winfield, Perez W,4-3 workers in all of the other Factory jobs remained about A 31 STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT AND MASSACHUSETTS C liff Austin, running beck; John Cannon, Hesketh S,4 Rex, 7-2, of Fitzgerald Field. Rick defensive lineman; Rick Mallory, guard; Chicago 38 44 .463 13 AAattInoly. 3B—Incavigila. HR—Incovlglla countries when measured in the same in Germany and Sweden Costello had three hits to lead Cycle California 37 46 .446 14'/) IP H R ER BB SO (15). SB—Santana (1). SF—OBrIen. Houston Mark Cooper, offensive tackle; Victor Boston Deshales L,54 and fell by 1 percent to 2.5 percent while Tony Zimmerman and Pete Jones, linebacker, end Tommy Powell, Seattle 33 51 .393 19 ______IP H R ER BB SO dollars. Zimmerman added two each. For Hurst L,94 12-3 5 New York Agosto in the other countries. LOW, LOW PRICES! defensive back. U.S. manufacturers, however, Brand Rex, Don SumIslaskI had three Lamp 4 5 Guidry L,0-1 4 93 7 3 2 1 3 HBP—Santoventa by Desholes. WASHINGTON REDSKINS— Wednesday's Gomes Bolton 21-3 1 held hourly wage and benefit .and check out thaa# PRBB aaiwlceal hits while Mork Campelll added two Signed Reggie Branch, running bock, to o Cleveland 8, Oakland 4 Allen 21-3 0 0 0 2 0 For France, 1987 was the 13th blngles. Detroit 7, Seattle 4 MInnosota Clemenfs 1 2 1 1 0 0 increases last year to just 1.3 one-veor controct. Released Anthony Viola W,142 9 3 1115 Braves 3, Phillies 2 consecutive year of manufactur­ FREE MOUNTING! Copeland, linebacker. California 5, Toronto 4,10 Innings Texas percent, the lowest of any of the Minnesota 8, Boston 1 HBP—Larkin by Lamp. Russell W,8-2 7 93 12 2 2 4 5 ing employment declines and in Umpires—Home, Scott; R rst, Hlrsch- [? FR E E STATIC BALANCING! Canadian Football League Chicago 4, Baltimore 1 Williams S,12 11-3 1 0 0 1 3 PHILA ATLANTA industrial powers, according to Great Britain factory jobs have West Side Milwaukee 4, Kansas City 2 beck; Second, Ford; Third, Reed. HBP—GWard by Williams. 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Stanicek If 0 0 0 iGulllen ss 3 110 3 0 2 1 dame Winning RBI — Oberkfell (3). What is the sta­ l.l. SOOOStCK • MMSI80K6 • UXiaOTM • TOKeMSM MINNESOTA NORTH STARS—Named Oakland at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. BRIpkn 2b 0 0 0 Monrla 2b 2 111 Robldx 1b 4000 BJacksn If 4 0 0 0 Pierre Poge head coach. Seattle at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Hamlltn rf 3 12 0 Bucknrdh E—Gant 9 Aauayo 9 Daultan. DP— tus of the Se­ VECIOR h i4 M m z M r . W m 4 H r . i Orsulak ph 1 00 0 3 0 1 0 Philadelphia 1, Atlanta 1. LOB—Phila­ LIGHT TRUCK TIRES WASHINGTON CAPITALS—Traded Texas at Baltimore, 8:05 p.m. Totals 31 1 4 1 Totate 30 4 7 4 COBrIen c 3 0 0 0 Pecotapr 0 0 0 0 curities Inves­ AH'SessonRidialW.W. Ed Kostellc, right wing, and Grant Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Trtabll ph 10 00 delphia 10, Atlonta 9. SB—MThompson •H iisrsNu m iYftts I XCA Dusty (11). S—ZSmIth 9 tor Protection Investors* .wi} *$4 mrytii *** •II6| MilMRIII *t$i Jennings, detensemon, to the Hartford Quirk c 2000 B)$'tsei$ I008ISS .*148 IJIR1SS '•lesl Baltimore 000 000 001—1 IP H R ER BB SO Wh'l*' 7«m 'TO »s7wis m •nil siai2SflRii$ •tea Hartford County Sheriffs Association Whalers for Nell Sheehy, defenseman, and Oilcage 0 » 010 Olx—4 Totals 11 4 8 2 Tetata 11882 Corp., also Tt *t1 shocked Molnvllle Electric, 19-4, at Mike Millar, rlghtwlng. Philadelphia G uide ■EQzanzi ATI 1 ISOWSae d rk .li Gome Winning RBI — GWolker (5). Rowley L,5-10 71-3 10 3 0 1 k n o w n as 70811 <74 22STSai$ Keeney Street Field. Don FIcarelll was Milwaukee coo 101 2 iv ’• S i 70814 *77 KstUMI •itei iiitotoRis >11$ AUTMR*MT/a E-JMcDowell. DP—Chicogo 1. LOB— Tekulve 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 £ aas rwi’s •tM aaritseis mss the winning pitcher while Lance Powell, SOCCER National League standings Baltimore 3, Chicago 4. 2B— Redus, Man- Kansas City 800 101 000—2 SIPC” ? Is it a William A. Doyle I low FIKIS TIIKE TIIU misait tig* aixseiuatria MMit ••«•>«aa Jorge Rivera, Mickey Ramos, Ed M olar Indoor Soccer League Game Winning RBI — None. Atlanta ME04TII4C ■ • sias • rlaue, CRIpken. 3B— Redus. HR—GWolker ZSmllh W,44 . government H i ■ttsaiMi O'Hurly and Earl Cowell had three hits E—Quirk, Saberhagen. DP 8 8 2 2 3 0 1 780 IS >88 ra'ss IS iS m m m ') BALTIMORE BLAST—Signed Mike East Division (5), Lynn (15). SF—Pasaua. Sutter S,12 ■ • S *e« 8tiiis .za apiece. FIcorelll added two hits. For Harrison, goalkeeper, to o one-yeor Milwaukee 1. LOB—Milwaukee 3, Kan 1 ) 0 0 0 1 agency like the too IS W L Pet. GB IP H R ER BB SO Umpires—Home, DeAAuth; First, Wern * aaiMAL • 70S 79R14 •$$ Molnvllle, Lorry Phelps homered and contract. SOS CIfy 4. 2B—Stillwell, Yount 2. .. s : ; : , :s iM7Mt} *m New York 53 31 .431 — Baltimore delstedt; Second, Bonin; Third, Marsh. Federal Dep­ uRlROVAL STEELEftS .1 ') •ea sstijsonts .sm }6S 7$Rt$ «M doubled twice while Tom Jorlsh tripled LOS ANGELES LAZERS—Signed Waad 3B—Tobler, M olltor, Yount. HR—Seltzer ikiuife. 1IS/IOR13 ■■■ I ------70S'7SRI4 ------H W(«saait « Pittsburgh 45 37 .549 7 B od d ic k e r L,4-11 71- T—2:21. A-4,S37. osit Insurance ■ JtttiMnis ;t^ .is::* 711 7tRtt •$$ twice and singled. Ben Phelps added HIrmez, midfielder, to o one-yeor 3 7 4 4 1 4 (5). SB—Gontner (9). S—FWhIte. SF— 70S(7SRtS r : : : : s 7M7M1S •$$ three hits. contract. Chicogo 44 38 .537 8 Tobler. I aiS/7SR18 73$ 7SR1S *10$ Montreal 42 41 .504 10'/> Thurmond 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Corp. and the Federal Savings age firm have been protected by COLLEGE Oilcago Maior Quality B 2$67T$IM$ 1BHToirSE" St. Louis 38 45 .458 14'/!) Mltauukee « " « » * « > Dodgers 7. Cardinals 3 and Loan Insurance Corp? SIPC? ALL-SKASON RAISED WHITE LETTER BOISE STATE—Nomed Ron DIbellus Philadelphia 35 44 .432 W/2 JMcDwII W >4 81-3 4 1 1 0 5 ALL-EEAtON STEEL RADIAL men's and women's tennis coach. n ie r W,5J My broker advertises that all of A R R IV A BELTED RADIAL West IDivision Horton S,1 93 0 0 0 0 0 W h itew a lls ANSWER: We’ll never know, BTKILi ULTEO Whltawalla DARTMOUTH—Named Barbara Iten PB—Salas. Crim STLOUIS his accounts are guaranteed up to AU-Sa$0NjP assistont women's basketball coach; Wal­ W L Pet. GB Plesac S,19 LOS ANGELS for sure. For a while on Oct. 20, WHITEWALLE t$6/S0R13 1 55 /80 R 1 3 . . . *41 Los Angeles 48 33 .593 — Umpires—Home, Kosc; First, Bornett; abrhbl Obrhbl lULWHITEWULii^ t6S/MR13 165/B 0R 13 ...*9*4 R ec S o c c e r ter Townes assistant men's basketball Kansm City $500,000 by SIPC and up to $10 16S/60R13 ... *82 irS/60R13 Son Froncisco 43 39 .524 5'/i Second, Cousins; Third, Roe. Coleman If 4 0 0 0 Sax 2b 4 12 0 there were some Indications, the .. 1IS/60R13 .... *M 175/aOR13 ... •» coach, and Jennifer Averlll assistant field Houston 41 43 T—2:15. A—10,044. Sobrhgn L,10-7 8 8 4 4 1 3 OSmIthss 4 00 0 Stubbs 1b . million by Lloyds of London. Bull ___ W 1I5/75«1« , ..••• hockey ond women's lacrosse coach. .488 8'/) AAontgmry 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 2 4 financial markets were spinning 169/7SR14 iaS/80R13 ... *91 Cincinnati 39 44 .470 10 McGee cf 4 0 10 Gibson If 5 1 1 0 m/TSEU 1M/7SR14 185/80R14 ... •« DEPAUL—Named Doug Bruno women's WP—Filer, Saberhagen. PB—(9ulrk. ; have seen no evidence of either 305/75R14 San Diego 37 47 .440 12'/!) Bmnsky rf 2 2 2 1 AAarshalrf 4 0 1 0 out of control and headed for what 195/75R14 ... •« basketball coach. Umpires—Home, Mc(tay; Rrst, Coble; ^205/7W15 .. . •?» 219'7SRt4 Atlanta X 51 .370 18 Pndltn3b 4 110 Shelby cf 3 1 2 0 policy. How can I be absolutely 2 05 /7S R 1 4 Pee Wee FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON—Extended was termed a meltdown. But .2I5/7W15. *77 32S/7SRt4 ...H i Second, Bremlgon; Third, McClelland. Alicea 2b 0 0 0 0 Sclosclac 205/7SR1S the contract of Tom Green, bosketboll T—2:23. A—24,477. 2 0 10 sure I am covered? nUM UN.W .^' 2 0S /75 R 1 5 ...H i TPena c 40 12 Dempsy c 1112 things got squared away and, 31$/7SR1S 2 1 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ...H i Sharks 4 (Adam Clark 3, Kevin Teets) coach, for five years. Wednesday's Gomes MFtzgl 1b 4 0 0 0 Hamltn 3b 23S/75R1S MONMOUTH—Named Don Yerks as­ Tigers 7, Mariners B 3 0 1 0 although large losses in securities 235/7SR1S 22S/75R15 . Dolphins 0 Son Francisco 2, Chicago 0 Dauend2b 3 0 10 Heepph 100 0 ANSWER: Even though it was Potrlots 1 (Chris McCreary) Oilers 0 sistant soccer coach and Paul Leegraduote New York 5, Cincinnati 4 Indians 8.Alhle1lcs6 DeLeonp 2000 APtnap values were suffered, the system MAS MY FOIYUTIR W.W. assistant basketball coach. 0 0 0 0 created by act of Congress, SIPC mii Timbers 0, Strikers 0 . Atlanta 3, Philadelphia 2 SEATTLE DETROIT Dayley p 000 0 Andesnss 4 1 1 1 held together. iis/niu. Ml xm u u us/niis.Nt Penguins 2 (Mike Prindivllle 2) ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF Montreal 4, Houston 2 a b r ilb l abrhbl Worrell p 0 0 0 0 ' is not a government agency. It is a FOR LESS! 1t5;)Si14..JT 2tS/TSl1«.44 21S/7blS.Nf TECHNOLOGY—Named Buddy Powers OAKLAND CLEVELAND Valenziap 2000 In a worst case scenario, with 118175.14. Jeff Grayer, Iowa State; Hersey Schoflld ss 4 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 4 0 0 0 MJackson Swindell 4 8 4 5 3 4 account policy. However, it’s Letlara Hawkins, Bradley; Randolph Keys, Epparddh 2 0 0 0 1-3 2 3 3 1 1 Gordon W,14) 3 1 0 0 0 2 answers only throngh the colamn. 2tS/M»Wt3 riaS Juniors Mlinksdh 5 0 10 Scurry 0 0 0 0 1 0 most unlikely any brokerage 34l/|ON*t4 atS Southern Mississippi; Stacey King, Dwnnedh 10 0 0 G B elllf tM/S0Mfii4 • l ie m " 4 0 10 Schooler L,1-3 1 1-3 4 2 2 0 1 BiSi^B^/utaSSr filanl82.CubaO BUROMAN RRSMN TtLseiMte •$!§ f'TS'i Oklahoma; Todd LIchtI, Stanford. Ray 2b 5 0 0 0 Gruber 3b 5 10 0 Detroit would advertise that coverage •Ml latmio «M ZN/S0MNt4. •tif The Knights won by forfeit over the Dan Malerle, Central Michigan; Joyner 1b 5 0 11 W hittc 5 112 Alexandr 8 5 5 4 1 4 Umpires—Home) Tschida; First, j4t/ioMai4. sia s D iplom ats. Danny Manning, Kansas; Alonzo CDovIs rf 5 3 4 2 Hendry; Second, Young; Third, Evans. CHICAGO without having it. y*/S0Nai4. otts Leach rf 3 110 Hernondz 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 *A N FRAN SIPC coverage of $500,000 per ZM/MlMli • — Strikers 1 (Step SInatro) Rangers 1 Mourning, Indian RIyer (Va.) High Howell 3b 4 13 2 Relder lb 2 0 10 Hennemon W,4-2 93 2 1 1 0 0 obrhM o b r h b l School; Oyron Nix, Tennessee; J.R. DWhIteef T—2:52. A—14,137. OM rtnzcf (goal scorer's name not given) 5 0 0 0 Mosebyph 1000 . .SoifTy oKdtafI to 1 batter In the 8lh, 4 0 10 DNIxoncf 3 0 2 1 account, no more than $100,000 of RENTAL Reid, North Carolina. M iller c 4 1 1 0 Barfield rf Polmeir If 4 000 1110 A lm a n ^ pttched to 2 batters In the 9lh. 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Mike Mlgll- Wadnesday’e flghts Evans (11), Lemon (4), Tigers; Howell 881 m Wx-< age and excess private insurance Rates ore paced the Legion offense with a IP H R RR BB SO (5), Davis 2 (12), Angiels; W hitt (4), Blue Gome Winning RBI — ONIxon (1). two-run home run. Greg Taylor, Anond Joys; Evans (7), Red Sox; Laudner (9), E -^oikta^, Vorsho. DP-Oilcoao 9 does not protect investors from Annieerl and Ricky Pavtooux siore HOUSTON (AP) — AAomlng Oalloway, 7 5 2 2 1 1 Twine; Lynn (IS), Orleleei WAa4ker (5), Son Froncteco 1. LO G -O itaopo 4, Son 646-0128 White Sox; Seltzer (5), Royals; kicavtalla loss when the securities they own ,ra>*>8ra8wv.ijy. defenslye standouts for Legion. For the ttauston, outpointed Rollln Williams, Horvey W,92 2 3 2 2 3 0 Rb4no,TV Erancisra 5. 2B—Uribe, AAuniphriev, Spll- - 8eau,n Lawyers, Jim Roy ripped three hits and Phoenix, Ariz., 19 to win the USBA OAAoore S,2 1 0 0 0 0 1 (15) , Rangers. mon. S B-C tark (2). S—Reuechel, ONI­ drop in market value. drove In three runs w hile J e ff Coshman welterweleht title; Anthony Stephens, xon, RThompeon. ^ ^ * crM w m T t hod two hits ond three RBIs. Brian Stieb 4 4 2 2 2 2 Noltonal League TOBAY IP H R BR e e SO nok n o l u n Houston, outpointed Rllberto Rosos, Daniels (9), O'Neill (9), Reds; Strasv- QUESTION: If there had been LYNCH MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD VERNON HIrko, Pot ^Is h and Eric Soss were ForW Worth, Texos, lunlor welter- Wells L,95 3 93 5 3 3 2 2 Chicaae defensive stondoufs. Henke 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 berry (21), AAets; Wollach (7), Ex p m ; 3> WTIC~ Twins, Channel AAoyerL,&8 7 4 1 1 2 1 a complete “ meltdown" on Wall LeasiRf A Roiital 32$ MMdle Tpke. West 467 E. Main Street 208 Hartford Tpke. w elghtnr Donald Stephens, HouMon, (Locatad In ttt# Wareheuaa Foode Fiau) ( U M M In m . K-44M M m M* OIr.l Tonight's dome at 5:45 p.m. pits drew with David Graves, Dallas, light WP—Fraser, Wells. BK—Stieb. Brunansky (13), Ctardinals; x-Stubbs (4), 1 3 1 1 1 0 Street at the time of the October (aeroea treat EaMuaky Frtad CMohan) Ansaldl's of the Notional League Dodgers. 9 p.m. — Boxing: John MugabI vs. 345 Cwntwr StrGGt heavyweights; AAorlo Lesperance, Hous­ Umpires—Home, Morrison; First, Kenny Snow, USA 646-8227 569-8710 872-2060 *'40D-t72-ia4| ogolnst Modern Janitorial of the Ameri­ ton, outpointed Uriel AAortlnez, AAexIco, Clark; SecorKl, Voltogglo; Third, Joyce. Reuechel W ,ll-4 8 6 0 0 0 4 stock market crash, would the X-denotes grand Siam. 10 p.m. — Motorsports; USAC Lefferts ManchGGter ____ ^ ^»TUES.. WEDTi can Leogue. lunlor welterweights. T—3:13. A-31,312. Sprints, ESPN M 1 0 0 0 0 securities I leave with a broker­ Gorrelts S,7 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 >16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 7, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 7 ,19M — 17

r ------TV Topics ( Just 6ot yoof? Puzzles HOK0{C0P£ CHART ] IF mV . SACtt f r o m T h a t ’Sc icm- Is o n 'tM Smc’ Afflloio6etlinA^ Sev/EwTw ACROSS 8 Film critic fAW fPANClICO^Zlp. / MooseT£l Answer to Previous Puzzle Pauline _ 1 Actor _ Veteran wins favor on show 9 Broad Kristoffarson 10 Roman deity By Jerry Buck positive image since I came back from S Small Island 11 Doctrines The Associated Press '' “I HELP PEOPLE to set goals and 8 Bridga on tha 19 Engine speed Vietnam. They told me that was the way objectives and overcome obstacles," he said. RIvar _ (abbr.) Johnny Skates was written until they hired " I visit a lot of high schools. I spend the whole 12 Car LOS ANGELES — Bob Wieland, a legless 21 Naval abbr. me. They said from now on they’d write it day with the kids. I cap it off by going to one of Vietnam veteran, said some people were 13 Laugh syllabla 23 ls (Sp.) around Bob Wieland and my personality. their games at night. I kid that I’m good for 14 Goals 24 Wood sorrel skeptical when he began work on NBC's Now, Johnny Skates is a guy who ends up about two extra touchdowns. I say that one 15 Fishing aids 25 Names "Sonny Spoon," thinking he might be there protecting the able-bodied.” high school with a belief is better than 99 16 Wood sorral 26 Indian tribe just as window dressing. A superb athlete, Wieland was about to try schools with only an interest.” 17 Esau's country 27 Shoshoneans Wieland, 41, a form er m edic, lost his legs to out as a pitcher for th^ Philadelphia Phillies Wieland said that handicapped is a word 18 Entrances 29 Government a booby trap while trying to save a buddy. He 20 Bosses agent (comp, until he enlisted in the Arm y 20 years ago. The that’s not in his vocabulary. SiODElQDD ElUDOB plays Johnny Skates, a sidewalk surfer and 22 Takes skin wd.) Minnesota Twins and New York Mets were " I didn’t know I was handicapped until one □EID jiNh from 30 Vast period of street-smart informant who helps private also interested in the 6-foot-4, 205-pounder of my neighbors told me I was," he said. "I N A detective Sonny Spoon, played by Mario Van 24 Ancient theater time BIBB from the University of Wisconsin at La was mowing the grass. I’d push the lawn 28 Grammarian's 31 Strange (comb, A N Peebles in the tongue-in-cheek detective Crosse. mower, then roll my wheelchair, then push concern form) i show. In 1977, he broke the official world record the lawn mower, then roll my wheelchair. My 34 Opener 44 Wedding item 32 Author _ 50 Rowing tools "The first day this big guy was chasing for the bench press, lifting 303 pounds with a neighbor leaned over the fence and told me I 38 Be ill 45 Flying saucers Vonnagut 51 Chirp Sonny, and I threw out my skateboard and body weight of 122 pounds. shouldn’t be mowing the lawn. He said I was 33 Lamblike 39 Des Iowa (abbr.) knocked him down,” Wieland said. "I came 40 Measure of 54 Former He raised $315,000 for charities with his handicapped. 35 _ 's Irish Rose 46 Le _ auto race out like a jaguar and hit him with a body roll. type 47 Goad "W alk for Hunger" across the United States " I told him I didn’t have any choice, I had to 36 First-rate (2 Japanese It took all the fight out of the guy. They 41 Needle (comb, 49 Chari­ in 1982-86. He’s also competed in the New mow the lawn. He asked me what 1 meant, wds.) couldn’t believe it. After that nobody 37 Open _ form) table statesman York Marathon, finishing four days after the and I said my w ife told m e I ’d better m ow the 43 Arctic abode wondered what I was doing on the show.” 41 Displease org. 56 Briny expanse start. He propels himself on padded hands, lawn or else.” Wieland had never acted until "Sonny lifting his body up and forward. ■ Wieland has been married for 10 years to 42 Poetry foot |e 9 10 11 44 Clouds Spoon” and said he nearly turned down the He plans to compete in the Ironman dancer-actress Jackey Wieland. 48 Sea mountain role. Triathalon in Hawaii, in which he will have to 14 □ □ □ 52 At a distance "I heard NBC was looking for a double­ swim 2.4 miles in the ocean, cycle 112 miles 53 Nothing 17 amputee who was athletic," he said. "I and run a marathon of 26 miles, 385 yards. PLAYHOUSE REVIVAL — Danny Glover 55 Mouths qualified for that. But I had to read for He was named U.S. Track Athlete of the and Esther Rolle star in the television 57 King _ executive producer Stephen Cannell and see Year in ceremonies at the Pro Bowl in adaptation of Lorraine Hansberry’s "A 58 W W II area if I hit it off with Mario. After I got the job and Honolulu this past February. Both People Raisin in the Sun” for “ American Playhouse" 59 Indian received the first script I looked at it and it magazine and Reader’s Digest named him a on PBS. th e show will go into production July 60 Abstract being 24 25 ' 26 2 ^ 1 29 30 31 said I was ‘a legless derelict panhandler.' living American hero. 61 Canal system in 11 at KCET Studios in Los Angeles. William northern When he’s not acting, Wieland earns his Duke will direct. It will be broadcast in the 32 33 34 "I CALLED THE producers and said I Michigan living making inspirational talks arouqd the 1989 season of "Am erican Playhouse,” which wouldn’t do that. I’ve been promoting a country. 62 On the ocean 35 1 36 is also the 30th anniversary of the play.

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1 Between |43 T V Tonight Colo, and Mo. 2 Regretted 44 45 46 47 1 48 |49 50 51 3 Leave ____ [ESPN] Sports Trivia 5:00PM 'Kong to Rome to protect a family-owned [C N N ] Headline N e w t [U SA ] Edga of Night Beaver 52 1 53 54 55 56 [H B O ] Truth About Aiex (C C) Scott Baio Chinese restaurant from mobsters. Bruce ("CharieS in Charge” ) stars as a high- Lee. Chuck Norris, Nora Miao. 1974. [ESPN] Auto Racing: USAC Sprints. 1:30AM E Oat Smart 4 Indifferent ...... from Indianapolis. (90 min.) (Live) (comp, wd.) 57 58 59 schooi football star who must deal with his CD ^ MOVIE: 'Tha Haarst and Davla* 99 INN N tw t emotions when he learns his best friend is Affair' (C C) Dramatization of the scandal­ [ T M C ] M OVIE: *Wlaa Ouya' Tw o goof- 5 Selected ball gangsters must redeem themsafvea (8) Dating Qamt 60 61 gay. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ous but enduring 35-year love affair be­ 6 Former nuclear 62 after they lose a bundle of their boss' cash 8 )A lic a 5:30PM [E S P N ] Best of Scholastic tween powerful newspaper magnate Wil­ agency (abbr.) liam Randolph Hearst and Ziegfeld Girl and use his credit card to party. Danny De­ [C N N ] Nawanlght Updata Sports America Vito. Joe Piscopo. Dan Hedaya 1986 7 Annual (c)19ea by NEA. Inc Marion Davies. Robert Mitchum, Virginia [D IS ] M OVIE; ‘Christian tha Lion' A [h/lAX] MOVIE: Spaceballs' (CC) Mel Rated R. (In Stereo) Madsen. 1985. (R) zoo-raissd Hon It sat free in (he African Brooks lampoons the science-fiction genre ( D Evening Magazine 10 :3 0 P M (E) INN News wHdarnass. Bill Travers. Virainis SfcKenna, with this big-budget send-up of "Star George Adamson. 1976. Rttad G. WarsMel Brooks, John Candy, Rick Cii) Hill Street Blues America Temas; Arenciba; el Aicohot- ismo. Moranis. 1§87. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (18) M OVIE: 'Hunter' Police detectives [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow 6:00PM 3 D 3 3 ®6) 95) News Rick Hunter and Dee Dee McCall form an 11:00PM 33 (E ® O) News 1:35AM E wii Shritwr unlikey partnership combatting crime on (B T a x I CELEBRITY CIPHER 83 ® Three's Company the streets of Los Angeles. Fred Dryer, 2:00AM E Credit Tima Bomb CelAbrlty Ciphar cryplograma ara craatad from quotatlona by famoui paopla. pail and presani 33 T.J. Hooker Stepfanie Kramer. 1984. C E Benny Hill E 8 ) Home Shopping Overnight Sar- Each laltar In tha ciphar atands for anolhar. Todty't ctue: A aqumla P. ffi) Gimme a BreakI »(2PJ MOVIE: 'Assault on Precinct 13' (B) INN News vica (3 hrs.) (jj) Rockford Files Cops and convicts join forces to prevent a O ) Mistion Impostible (j9 Dempsey S Makapasca Makepeace teen-age gang from laying siege to a nearly ‘WHUQOXUIM WL SWEM )15) The Street A famous Jazz musician resigns after she wknatses the near mur­ (15) Barney Miller deserted police station. Austin Stoker, der of Dempsey. (60 min.) Darwin Joston, Laurie Zimmer. 1976 dies after being beaten up on the street. (R) IQUIOMVM. YDM SQUHMO WY (S ) News (Live) On Stereo) [ESPN ] SportsLook (E ) (E ) Cosby Show (CC) Claire and Theo ® Doctor Who: The Keys of Marinus (S ) News (Live) [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Straat Smart' A fabri­ attempt to prevent Cliff from trying to re­ Part 2 of 7 cated magazina story about a Times LYXKL, YDM YaBHOMO WY pair a leaky pipe by himself. (R) (In Stereo) (S ) This Old House (R) Charlie's Angels Stpiars pknp lands a Manhattan joumaktt Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ (S ) Crook and Chase . (3 ) Quincy In hot water. Christopher Reave, Kathy WL YQ HMY OWV ON.' — teau (60 min.) (S) M -A'S'H Baker, MimI Rogsra. 1987. Rated R. (In 9 ll Noticias (2fi) Johnny Carson's Twentieth Anniv­ ® PELICULA: 'Castigo al TrsMor' Starao) ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ersary Special S B V S a C A Q O I D . ® )8 C T V [U S A ] S earch for Tomorrow [C N N ] Showbiz Today (E ) Major League Baseball: Boston Red PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "My acting technique Is to look up at Qod just ® National Geographic on Assignment 2:10AM [M A X ] EnM Arntrica [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Chipmunk Adven Sox at Minnesota Tw ins (3 hrs.) (Live) before the camera rolls and say: Give me a break." — James Caan. [C N N ] Monayline tore’ While their guardian is away, Simon. d l) Mansion de Luxe 2:30AM E MOVIE; 'CotchMo a Spy' Theodore, Alvin and the Chipettes inad [H B O ] M OVIE: Predator' (CC) A par­ A Britifh tmuggisr gets into hot water ® This Old House (CC). (R) vertently become involved in a jewel amilitary rescue teem is stalked by an intsr- when he romtneat the wife of a Russian smuggling operation Animated 1987 ($1) M OVIE: 'HistoiYof the World - Part galsciic trophy hunter in the jungles of sgant. Kkk Oougisa, Trevor Howard. Rated G f' The foibles of civilized man are satirized South America. Arnold Schwarzenegger, 1981 (UN NJ Sports Latanight [ESPN ] SportsLook in this epic comedy. Mel Brooks. Madeline Carl Weathers. Elpidia Carrillo 1987. Kahn. Harvey Korman. 1981 Rated R. (In Stereo) [ESPN ] SportsCanter [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Morgan Stewart’s [CNN] PrimeNews I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Coming Home' Fresh from boarding [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Houto II: The Second [HBO] MOVIE; 'Morgan Stewart's by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee school, a teen-ager uncovers a smear cam­ [D IS] Beat of Walt Disney Presents Fo­ Story' (C C) In his family's aficestral man­ Coming Homo* Fresh from boarding paign aimed at his father's political career rest ranger J. Audubon Woodlore visits sion, a young man gets involved in a strug­ school, a teen-ager uncovsra a smear cam­ Unscramble these four Jumbles, Jon Cryer, Lynn Redgrave. Nicholas Pryor homes built by animal architects. (60 min.) gle for an enchanted skull. Arye Gross, paign aimed at his father's political career one letter to each square, to form Jonathan Stark, Royal Dano. 1987. Rated 1987. Rated PG-13 [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull Jon Cryer, Lynn Redgrave, Nicholaa Pryor four ordinary words. PG-13 1987 Rated PG-13 [U SA ] Cartoons [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Street Smart' A fabri­ [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Praeante [U S A ] That Girt 6:30PM 33 CBS News (CC) cated magazine story about a Times HIGEW Square pimp lands a Manhattan journalist 1 1 : 3 0 P M (E To Be Announced. 2:35AM E Newt 83 W KRP In Cincinnati in hot water. Christopher Reeve, Kathy E (S!) Nightline (CC). 33 ® ABC News (CC) Baker, Mimi Rogers. 1987. Rated R. (In 2:40 AM [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Sax Appeal' E Baratta In his efforts to meet women, a young man • rnbwAB MttfiB SantcB*. iac Qj3 Jaffersons Stereo) (j9 Honeymoonars turns to a best-selling seduction manual. d5) Too Close for Comfort [U SA ] Tales of the Odd Monkey Louie Bonanno, Tally Brittany, Marcia Karr. Night Heat An ex-con and his sister 1986. Rated R DEUXE (3 ) ® ) NBC News (CC) 8:30PM (33 Entertainment Tonight in- recruit young people lo fight crime in their lereiew: actor William Shatner. (In Stereo) (S) Nightly Business Report neighborhoods. (70 min.) (R| 3:00AM 99 (Jfoetyloa of the Rich and ® Diffarom Worid (C C) Theo pays 9 l) Noticiero Unh/ision (3 ) ® Tonight Show (In Stereo) Famous Cliff Robertson; singer-actress an unforgettable visit to his sister Dertise at Pis Zedora; actor Emmanuel Lewis ® Love Connection Hillman College. ()n Stereo) (3) Racing From PMnafield rW eb ster"). (60 min.) (R) [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 O ) Morton Dotwnoy Jr. VESSUR W HY SHE LIKEC? (IE) Frugal Oourmet (In Stereo) [C N N ] Haadllna Nawa Ovamight [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay (B ) N e w t (CC). THE SUY WHO 9:00PM (3D Simon 8i Simon Rick and [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Hataril' Professional hun­ Johnstone. ters in East Africa make their living by cap­ ^ ALWAYS B R O U S H T A .J.’s dreams of a laid-back life on a fish­ ® Lata Show (In Stereo) [TiyiC] MpVIE: Radio Days' W oo dy Al­ ing boat are dashed when they get in­ turing wild animals for zoos. John Wayne, STALE BREAO. [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred len's affectionate homage to the influence volved with gunrunners and spies. (60 Hickman, Nick Charles. Elsa ^rtin e lli. Hardy Kruger. 1962. of radio on its listeners during the 1930s min.) (R) FONZER [ESPN ] SportsCanter [ESPN ] Thoroughbred Digest Now arrange the circled letters to and 40s. Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiest, Julie (D Morton Downey Jr. Kavner. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [USA] AifwaM [U S A ] Candid Camara form the surprise answer, as sug­ (0 ) M OVIE: 'Band of tha Hand' Five teen­ JJ gested by the above cartoon. CD Entertainment Tonight In 11:35 P M E Magnum. P.l. 3:10AM CD Nlghtwatch Joined In 7:00PM age criminals become unwilling volunteers Prograaa terview: actor William Shatner. (In Stereo) in an unconventional program designed lo 1 1 :4 0 P M [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Mys­ ( T ) News undermine Miami's drug trade. Stephen tery of Edward Skltt' A young man tries 3:30AM [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing: Lang, Michael Carmine, Lauren Holly Jasua Poll va. Julian NA6F super C D (S ) Wheel of Fortune (CC). to prove a Cornish Immigrant htnocant of (Answers tomorrow) 1986. murder. Roger Mobley, John Meintira. bantamweight title bout scheduled for 12 CD $r00,000 Pyramid John Dahnar. 1968. Rated NR. rounds, from Reseda, Calif. Poll is 17-0-2, Jumbles: GIANT CLOTH ENCAMP SURTAX d D @5) Cheers (C C) Rebecca sneaks a Yesterday's (3D Cheers look el Evan Drake's bedroom, but must 4 KOs. Solis is 38-7-1,20 KOs. (2 hrs.) (R) Answer: The artist went to the picture Irame shop 12:0 0A M E Hit squad (3$ Kojak hide in the closet when he comes home [U SA] MOVIE; 'Two Fathara' Juatica' because he had so many of these— unexpectedly. (R) (In Stereo) (j9 Star Trak Tw o fathers become united in th^r quest HANG-UPS (E) M*A*S*H d D Evening at Pope (R) (In Stereo) (jS Hope for tha World'i Childran (60 to bring their children's murderers to jus­ (2$ MacNall/Lehrar Newshour min.l tice. Robert Conrad, George HamiHpn, 99 Dos Vidas Brooke Bundy. 1985. (E ) Barney Miller (8 ) Soap Mow iMCk ht ttoek. JumbtB Book No. 31 lo •vtitoblo tof t3 .M , wMch IncUido* PoafBM (SB Mystaryl: The Sacrat Advanary ® (E ) W in, Lose or Draw ond hondHno. trwn Jum M*. efe thM nowBpopor, f.O . Boa 4MB. Orlonde. FL S 2 B ^ 4 M . (C C) Tommy and Tuppence are not alone (9) Nawlywsd Gams 3:35AM [TM C] MOVIE; 'WIm Guys' Includo your noRto. oiM rttB ond Md oedo Mid Riako your eboek payaMo le Nawapaporboeka. Tw o goofball gangsters must redeem ® Family Ties Pan 1 of 2. in their pursuit of the elusive woman who [CN N ] Nawanlght themselves after they lose a bundle ^ their ® Primavera may hold the key to the missing treaty. (60 [ESPN] Oras Radng: NHRA Winston min.) Part 2 of 2. (R) „/ boss' cash and use his credit card to party. d?) Nightly Business Report AS-Staia, from Atlanta. (60 mki.) |R) Danny DeVito, Joe Piscopo, Dan Hedaya. [C N N ] Larry King Live dD Star Trek [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Tha Taxat Chalnaaw 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) [D IS ] M OVIE; 'Hataril' Professional hun­ Maaaacra Part 2' The cannibslistic Ssw- [CN N ] Monayline 4:00AM (j9 TwHIght Zone Bridge ters in East Africa make their living by cap­ yars continue the search for that special [D IS ] DInoaaurs Host Gary Owens talks turing wild animals for zoos. John Wayne, chlN ingrsdiant In this sequel to tha 1974 [CN N ] Leny King Ovsmight Astrograph with scientists about the history and myths Elsa Maninelli, Hardy Kruger. 1962. cult classic. Dannis Hopper, Carolina Wil­ [HBO] MOVIE; 'Missing In Action 2; surrounding dinosaurs, with clips from the [ESPN] Ona Lap Araund Amarlca liams. Bill Johnson. 1986. Raitd NR. (In The Spinning' (CC) A POW •$capw N i first dinosaur movie, "The Lost World," from dummy on the jack of hearts. He Stsrao) Viet Cong captors snd wsgss war sgsktsi at well as animated dips from "Fantasia" [H BO ] MOVIE: ‘Misaifig In Action 2; an enemy that greatly outnumbsrs him Tha Baginning' (C C) A POW escapes his 1 2 : 3 0 A M E a h in tha FamNy NORTH This little piggy can then cover West’s 10 with the king, SCORPIO (Oct. 244lev. 22) You could and "Genie". (60 min.) Chuck N(>rris, S- comforteble eu rroundii^ of The cycle where meaningful objectives can presence felt. (In Stereo) (H ) PoUoa Story maniacal■ vialn thraattns ■ to I contamlnata i Clirk’e, that red brick lendmerk in the ace of clubs, declarer can still guaran­ federal cabinet. Key was a lieutenant I W O N P ER Opening lead: 4 6 be achieved where your work or career ARIES (March 21-April 13) Significant Lot Angalat' wttar supply- •Mm Stamoa, tee his contract simply by playing low colonel in the Confederate army. W H A T T H A T [M AX] MOVIE: ‘The WraMi' An Ari­ (S) Morton Downny Jr. heart of WlUimantie... a wonderful is concerned. Be enterprising, energetic steps can be taken today lo either re­ zona gang leader It challenged to a drag VanHy.QanaSImmont.: Ratad R. (ki 3 IG N S A V S ? SLIDE IS) ( O L.A. U w (C C ) Baoksr's pitna to Starao) way lo spend a suiamer afternoon. and optimistic. channel or conclude a matter that is of race by a mysterious stranger driving an participate In a santatlonal dvll cat# couW And the prioee era equally oool and VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) A good day material importance. unearthly car. Charlla Sheen, Nick Csssav- cost him his job; Van O w tn tnjoys her new 1:00AM E AroMo Bunkor't Plooo atss, Randy Quaid. 1986. Rated PG-13*. (In refreshing. T>»« menu changes daily, to examine a problem that's been an­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You should role as homamakar. (60 min.) |R) (In E High RaHara be able to excel today In situations that Stereo) Stereo) but reoeni choioes indudsd Chicken noying you recently. Solutions that have E Joa Frarddbi (R) CLIMB previously evaded you can now be require Imaginative touches. Ideas or 8:00PM 33 48 Hours A behind-the- (S Mystaryl; Tha Sacrat Adversary Breast Supreme wee •4.9S; Lityuloi •cenea look at weddings, from bridal con- fl9 Kaya to Suceaaa with Shrimp end Saelegs, fo-QS; Roael found. concepts you conceive are apt to be (C C ) Tommy and Tuppence era not alons CLIMB aultantt to cake makers, and the big buti- PEOPU WHO KNOW CLIMB LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Lady Luck better than usual. In their pursuit of the akisivs woman who (9 ) HHatohmakar Sirloin, end Raked Serod, >$.75. nets of planning today's ceremonies. (60 know there's a certain magic Illllw W Va ■ ■ tends to favor you today In situations OEMINI (May 21-June 20) Something may hold tha key to the missing treaty. (60 v Cleaning Services...... 52 Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 Port Time Help Wanted...... Rooms for Rent. The G-Fox Distribution Center In South Windsor Is We are looking for responslblle service- Help Wanted...... Apartments for Rent... Lown Core...... 53 MItcellaneout Services...... 41 Machinery and Tools...... 74 Automotive now accepting applications for msrehandiae pro­ Situation Wanted...... Condominiums for Ren Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax...... 54 Services Wonted...... 62 Gardening...... 77 cessors who will vsrify orders, ticket and hang minded indivludals to handle customer In­ ...... 55 ....43 Cars for Sale...... Business Opportunities...... Homes for Rent...... Corpenirv/Remodellne...... Landscaping...... Good Things to Eat...... merchandise and ensure that ehlpmente to our store quiries. The poeltion require enthusiasm, Instruction...... Store/Office Space...... Paintina/Pacering...... 54 Concrete...... 64 Trucks/Vons for Sale...... 92 Looking to expand our Fuel Oll/Cool/Rrewood...... 79 are correct. Independent thinking, and organization. Employment Services...... Retort Property . Compers/Trallers...... 93 night crew. Need Industrial Property..... ■N Form Supplies and Equipment.. .80 Motorcvcies/Mooeds...... 94 We offer a competitive starting rate, a generous Good communication ekllle pnd a pleaaant f SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL applicants to stock Real Estate Garages and Storage. Offlce/Retoll Equipment...... SI Auto Services...... 95 Incentive bonus program that enables you to earn MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Autos for Rent/Ueose...... shelvae on the night telephone manner jve essential. Homes for Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted ... Recreational Equipment...... >.62 ...96 additional $$$ and the best employse discount pro­ Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... Mltctllontous Automotive...... 97 ^ Call 643*2711 for more Information! Boats and Marine Equipment.... shift. Hours 9:30 pm to gram In the area. 3:30-7:30 PM Monday - Friday > ..13 Wonted to Buy/Trode...... 98 Tam. CompetItIVB Wa offer flexible schedules to fit your hsctlc Ilfs 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Rotating Saturdays salary and benalts for style. Positions available Immediately or apply now R A TE S : 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. D E A D LIN E S : For classified advertlsments ta r e a d y o u r AD: Clotslfed advertisements are mature, responsible for fell start date. Please call Qerlinde at 647-9046 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. taken ‘by telephone as a convenience. The be published Tuesday thraugh Saturday, the person. Schedules available are; for more information.. 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Incorrect Insertign and then only for the size of 7:15 AM - 3:45 PM 8:00 AM - 12 NOON 26 more days: 50 cents per line per day. Interested appllcantt 01 tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen 7:15 AM - 12 NOON 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m, an Friday. ‘ the value of the odvertlsement will not be apply to: 8:00 AM - 3:45 PM 4:00 PM - 9:30 PM corrected bvan additional Insertlan. 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM Pirionnal DepL Apply In person, Mon.-Frt., 9:00AM - 4:30PM. 239 Spencer St. PRIVATE PARTY LOST Manchester G. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER Notices THE DEADLINE FOR . I p m TIM E PANT TIM E 301 Qovemora Highway, So. Windsor, C T Merchandise Ads PLACING OR Stars AND FOUND ELP W ANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers As a condition precedent to CANCELING AN AD IS the placement of any adver­ IMPOUNDED Mole Lab­ PART Time houtekeep- tising In the Manchester He- 12 NOON THE DAY Stand rador, 2 years old, ' Ing, Soturdov and Sun­ W e r a l q in thn BEFORE, MONDAY - black. Found on Spring PART TIME PD8ITI0N Q u iz OB Page t rold. Advertiser hereby day. Approximately 1. Football THE HARTFORD COURANT 4 . “ you’ll rZ l- agrees to protect. Indemnify FRIDAY, IN ORDER out Street. Call Manches­ 9am-2pm. Will con­ Merchendleing poeltion 2. Staple and hold harmless the Mon- TO MAKE THE NEXT ter Dog Warden. 643- sider summer only. We evalleble with ertificlal CIrealaMaB TaleiBiffcOHag chester Herald, Its officers 6642. will train. 16.50 per 3. Clutch and employees against any ISSUE. FRIDAY ★ flower company. Ideal and all liability, loss or hour to start. Coll CT 4. Violet ^ AFTERNOON BY 2:30 Motor Lodge. 643-1555. opportunity tor mature JOB FAIR expense. Including attor­ PART TIM E minded "Individual In 5. Whitecap (on ocean) * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days neys' fees, arising from PM FOR MONDArS 6. (a) Whisk broom — Umpire (y) ISSUE. THANK YOU ORDER HELP WANTED working 16-20 houra per & * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day claims of unfair frade practi­ P A R T Tim e soles clerk (b) Mixing bowl — Chef (x) ces, Infringement of trade­ FOR YOUR needed at local florist. weak In retell etoree In * Classifications 71 thru 87 marks, trade names or pat­ ONE FOR Rotating, flexible sche­ the Qreatar Hartford (c) Blow torch — Plumber (w) ents, violation of rights of "GOOPERATIONIII PART Time days and OPEN HOUSE * Merchandise Under *250 evenings. Must be reli­ dule. 2 to 3 days per area. Competitive (d) Bficrometer — Machinist (z) e TassOan, Jajy e m pm privacy and Infringement of (e) Scythe — Farmer (v) 12 * Ad must contain price! copyright and proprietary YOUR AD able. Call Lawton week. 8 hours per day. hourly wage end car al­ O RGfrOBfcNMRtB 6gWG6 Apply at Browns Flow­ You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds rights, unfair competition Citco. Coll 643-5575. lowance. Training pro­ and libel and slander, which TODAY! ers 163 Main Street, due to this low price... may result from the publica­ PART Time cleaning. Manchester. vided. Cell EAST HARTFORD j Bolton-Andover. Ex­ “ " “ ta . 643- 27 T'“ tion of any advertlsment In KNOW... When placing The Hartford Courant TNamerkoUng Department It growing and we would like to the Manchester Herald by cellent wage. OWn 220-1172 eveninga advertiser. Including adver­ your clasufied ad tra n sp o rtatio n . 742- HAIRDRESSER. Wontto Monday - Friday, 7-g make you e part of thie growth. Waera opening a new oftloe at 1010 Mein Street, Eeat tisements In any free distri­ 5633. get bock Into Hair­ Hertford end are seeking Indlvlduele with etrong communication ekllle. bution publications pub­ aak for the STAR!! dressing? For part CALL CLASSIFIED lished by the Manchester LOOKING FOR on apart­ time, 5X% commission. 1-800-2284245 — >7" per hour plus bonuset end Incentlvet Horold. Penny Sleffert, 643-2711 ment? Be sure to check Small, friendly salon. July 11 Only — Convenient houra, 5-9 pm, Mon.-FrI. Publisher. go dasaM ! 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W ! 643-2711 the many vacancies listed Roller setting needed. before 4:30 pm. m il k?ve tto resolb I Full training and support — for more Intormetlon cell: SARAH at 241-3827 in classified each day. 649-7897 or 649-8569. to MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, July 7, 1988

APARTMENTS APARTMENTS FOR RENT FOR RENT CARS CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE THREE Bedroom Duplex MANCHESTER. 454 Main V ? , In newer 2 fa m ily Sfre«t. 2nd floor, 3 VW Rabbit 1982. 4 door, home. Includes ap­ % Spcciolii AM-F6A stereo ... room hoofed. No ap­ If pliances and wall to pliances. Security. $480 LIPMAN #1 cassette. 68,000 miles. woll corpetina. Heat per month. 646-2426 Clean. $2,000 or best not Included. $680. weekdovs 9om-5pm. VOLKSWAGEN offer. Call Kurt 643- Workers rescue woman monthly. Security and IPAINTINS/ MISCELLANEOUS 86 Suzuki Semurl (tanv. 9600. references reaulred. 2 THREE rooms, partly ILAWNCARE PAPERING ELECTRICAL SERVICES 8100 ml...... «5006 from collapsed building /7 children preferred. No furnished. Heat. Work­ 87 Vugo 2 dr., 10K ...... <2000 T'- I'Vj ing single mole pre­ pets. Coll 643-7635. GILBERT UW N ELECTRICAL WORK ODD lobs. Trucking SO VW Golf Dleeal...... <0208 MORIARTY ferred. No pets. Lease. Renovationi/Pliis so VW Sdrooeo, AT, AC, R O C K V ILLE . One Bed- SERVICE Need a now Sorvloo with Home repairs. You 643-2880. ______Custom Inwrior a ExMrlor name It, we do It. Free AM/FM Cen., PMIr...... taFOS room, Elm Street, In­ Pointing • CeHIng Reeeir a circuit broakare? BROTHERS cludes heat and hot Prgfa88iBEal UBi8caplRg estimates. Insured. 643- 80 CuHim Clerra bm ...... *6305 Stone, Loam, and Mulch Renew • Power Wsshing moss SIS downi Cheek us out hi the ManoheeNr yellow page*. M O ^ 8S Jeep Plonesr USED CARS water, stove and re­ CONDOMINIUMS Free Cstlmeres • 2 Dr, 4x4 ...... *7006 frigerator, modern kit­ Doliverles. FOR RENT Iniurad ■ Sanlor DI»eount$ JOSEPH DUMAS S3 Jsap Wsoonesr, SS Merkur Soomiu •10,405 chen and bath. 1 month Free EsUmatos ASPHALT MAINTENANCE Losdsd...... *8006 87 Mere. G. Marquis •13,805 s e c u rity . $495 per ^ 2 2 5 3 0404853 Driveways a Perking Lore THREE Bedroom Town- 647-7156 82 VW Rabbit Dlam l...... *2506 87 Marc. Topaz •6705 month. Also, Rock­ house, 1'A baths, full • Hot Rubbeftme Greek Sealing 82 Bulek Skylark...... *2808 B7 Merc. Cougar ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ basement, fully ap- IHEATINO/ • MenaN Wegelre • S e * OoeHne •11,005 CARPENTRY/ CALLAHAN’S 85 Cim ero IR O C -Z ...... *10,405 87 Ford Tempo tage Street, 1 bedroom, pllanced kitchen, park­ (PLUMSINO Fuey t n m d ^ Free fetrneree •6005 modern bath, stove, ing for 2 cars. No pets. REMODELING LINE nm m s e r v ic e 81 Mercadac 3S0SL, AT, 87 Lincoln T.C. •16,205 carpet. 1 month secur­ Security deposit ond 1 e CMRitl e h M M e M iR Ml cm 826-2448 TBDAYI Slivsr, 40K...... *20,505 87 Marc. G. Mirquli •11,305 ity. $415 per month. year lease. $800. per 77(tamtro. VO. A T ...... *2406 140 Hilliard St. "'•Jir-SSfero""* PCRSONAL SBRVICES 87 Lincoln MK7 •21,005 Coll 872-8095 The month. 649-0795 osk for FARRAND REMODELING Manchester, C T 08040 Boilers, pumps, hot water 24 Tolland Tnpli, Rte. 83 Gornet Componv. Dan. Room eddHIone, dooks, roaflng, tanks, now and • ChtcfcOook Cofitrof 87 Ford Cr. Vic. •11,605 manrhpalrr Hrraiii elding, windows end guNsr*. TEL 643-9330 replacements. • lAcom t T om Mrotoc^ion Vernon, CT • 649-2638 87 Merc. Cougar •11,005 THE Olcott Is now man- • Lift ft Htom i Itisuronct Atfvict oged by Beacon Man­ Bsokhoo end buidozer eervlee FR EE ESTIMATES SY Mazda RX-7 •17,405 HOMES evsilable. (tall Bob Fsrrand, Jr. • MudMOt CoM ultotlon agement Corporation. FOR RENT 7 843-9049 / 228-9618 • nnofidol ft ftofoft monnliHi se Toyota (tamly •0405 We are now accepting BUI. 0470500 ROOFING/ Call Dan Mofl«r-449-332f 86 Mtzda 828 Tuibo •0005 applications for our 1 CENTER IMMACUL/[ t E 6 w T o ^ Rii. 045-0049 SIDINO 88 Marc. Lynx •3005 Friday, July 8, 1988 and 2 bedroom units. US D. B. Moslar, Inc. MOTORS Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Cape with rec room. SERVICES 88 Dodge Lenoar •7005 Fully oppllonced kit­ 461 Main St., Manchester J chen, wall-to-woll car­ Appliances Included. ^^P^NS^^WdiMMim kaMM. wW ^RBWONg *Ei W8If' 86 Merc. Marquit •5005 Security, references. T&L MASONRY peting, private parking iwnncM. M n i irai wn. MANCHESTER R00FIN6 Brick, block, stone. 88 Marc. Mtrquif •5005 No pets. $875 per Safe Buy Used Cars and swimming pool. OiM iftl hiari All types ol rooflng a Chimneys end rspairs. 88 Merc. Lynx •3005 month. Coll 649-3219, HANDYMAN l»77 Chev Malibu...... »1495 We ore near schools It you’rt Meh of oonfrooloro not rslum- repairs. Wood shingles Home Improvement • Polntlne No |ob too small. 633-0337. Wagon, VI. AT, AC. Clean 88 Marc. Mirquli •5005 IflO your coRo. eoR uo. PuRp twoucoO. — Cedar Shakes. - Boeefflenti nnlthed - Tlllne - Postal and shopping moll. FREE ESTIMATES 88 Mere. Merquii •5005 Conveniently located 5 27 Years Exparlanca LleM Carpentry - ODD JOBS - ItM Ford E icon...... *2995 iN suae o 85 Lincoln T.C. •12,005 minutes from 1-84 and STORE AND MAH CoMtrucllan Moufttf • Uoonotd • aiMftftfottf Call 645-8063 Wagon, SDK. 4 Spd , Stereo Sewer plan 85 Ford LTD •8005 15 minutes to down­ OFFICE SPACE ilMiaelNNMMir. Ma 643-1720 aak-t 645-8830 BARRY SCANLON 1979 Ford Muitang...... •IGOS town Hartford. No pets 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 tree eitimotee Clean. AT. AC. PS, Stereo SS Old! Wagon •8005 cutback allowed. Residents pay FU R N ISH ED Offices with SAS IMPROVEMENTS n«3 Cbevette...... »2395 88 Chev. Spectrum •4205 own utilities. For more * Dr.. AT. UK ml.. Slcrco. PS U phone, receptionist, and REPAIRS — K E m m r o — Tag Sell ScTBBBBd Lm ih ___ ILANDSCAPING 84 Merc. Cougar ^ •5405 Information please coll Any amount daMvared. Aho, nil. copy, fax and secre­ HDMI HIPRDVBItBNT ItM Ren. Alliance...... *2495 S4 Merc. Cougir •6405 643-0612 or 643-6432. "No Job Too Small" tidlMf - Otefct ■ mOlMCOinOHt gravel, etona and bark, muloh. 4Spd, PS. Stereo. Lo. Ml. tary support. 647-4800. Regleteredend Fully Ineuisd WlMdtwtftOttn l A n d g c a p i n q 84 Merc. G. Marquit Boboat, baokhoe A loader rental. wojoa roosMMu 1950 Thunderbird...... *1995 •7005 E A S T Hartford, 2 bed- No Jtft T m Wo tr T t t fmoii to end MANCHESTER. Prime FREE ESTIMATES frune Shnibe, kodgM. (wWliIng. AT. PS, AC. Stereo 84 Lincoln T.C. •11,405 would cost rooms, fully op- locoton retail store. 10% Itfilor atlwfi noctuiit DAVIS CONtTRUenON pbislnge, leum eM dlng S pllanced, new AAimbir «f Mio IwftrwtiooMi 1967 Ford Galaxle...... $A VE S4 Lincoln Contin. •11,505 Downtown Main 647-0593 872-1400/659-9SSS CM FREE ESTIMATES SOO Convt . 71.000 Mi. carpeting, busline, Street. 2450 square feet. S4 Marc. Cougir •6405 WASHINGTON (AP) - Win­ pool. Hot water and ceii7aB-0781 Aftytfmt RsrsBBalliBi Lb w b Cara 1964 Dodge Daytona...... *4495 64 Oldi Delta •6005 dow service at the nation’s post 1st level-lower level HAWKES TREE SERVICE' TurtM, Loaded with Everything heat Included. Coll 521- PAINTINB/ ALaadMiiiiBi S3 Merc. Cougir •5005 offices, reduced earlier this year same size. Immediate Bucket, truck A ohipper. Stump 1979 Ford Pinto...... 11495 0702 or 828-3493. occupancy. Telephone PAPERING 742-5224 to save money, will return to removal. Free aetimatee. AT, 04,000 ml.. PS. Stereo 301-305 C E N TER ST. L M A N C H ES TE R 5 rooms 649-1625. Special eoneldaratlon (or 1916 Dntiun Pickup...... *1495 normal in September, the Postal $17 million NAME your own price. on busline. Renovated, FLOORING aldorly and handicapped. 4 Spd., Cap. Extra Clean MANCHESTER carpets, oppllonced. INVITATION TO BID Father & Son Painting Service announced today. Adults preferred, se- The Manchester Public and Papering. Remo­ CDNCRETE M IK E F L Y N N 643-5135 Postmaster General Anthony curlty. 649-7961______Schools solicits bids for PI­ val. 291-8567. 647-7S53 Frank, who made the announce­ mandated improvement and ex­ ANO TUNING/REPAIRS for CRYSTAL TILINGS J Si C Concrete patios and Bv Andrew Yurkovsky the 1988-1989 > school yeor. 649-4304 ment, said the agency has found pansion of the treatment plant, LIQUOR PIRMIT CeriMle His A Mirbli sidewalks, steps and Open M-P 9-9 / Sat. 9-S Manchester Herald NOTICI OP RBMOVAL Sealed bids will be received Exterior FLOORSANDING sufficient savings in other areas located off Olcott Street, began until July 26,1988, 2:00 P.M ., listalhrtlsM • Floors Ilk* now driveways. Coll 569 TRUCKS/VANS This li to o lvt notice that I, at which lime they will be 4058, leove message. to allow it to restore full window Federal officials want the town last year and is expected to cost ChorlM S. BIsuM III of 9D Painting Done CommftrcIftI & Roildantlal • Spsdsllzlng In oktsr noors FDR SALE publicly opened. The right Is stockade Fences tnetelled. PHRE tOTIMATEO • PULLVINOUM O hours. to pursue an alternate plan for the $27 million under current plans. Tolcott Glen, Fornulnoton, reserved to relecf any and all • Natural A stalnsd floors MANCHESTER have filed a request doted bids. Specifications and bid Decks and porcbee painted. Dtniftl A. • No waxing snymof* WINDDWS FORD Ranger XL 1984. 4 The announcement came at a secondary part of the sewage No wetlands have been affected June 21, IfSSwIth the Deport­ forms may be secured at the Free Eitimtiea e Fully Innired NIckarton 647*9443 ANDDDDRS wheel drive, 6'/a foot. meeting of the postal Board of treatment plant that would cost by work at the plant’s primary ment of Liquor Control for Business Office, 45 North JBtin VirfMIlB • G46-S7SD' HONDA Western plow, V-6 en­ Governors at which Frank dis­ permission to move my School Street, Monchester, 643-0743 gine, air conditioning, $17 million moi'e than the current facility, which is located near the Pockoee Store business now closed that the controversial entrance to the town landfill. located at 940 New London Connecticut 06040. THERmAL WINDOWS USED CARS A M -FM stereo. 49,000 plan and would involve higher Turnpike, Glastonbury, to 0064)7______THIS SPACE DELIVERING « D60R8 miles. $5000. 643^4704. consulting contract with Texas operating expenses, Town Man­ Weiss said the Corps of Engi­ Rich, Olsen, stons-frss Sold and Inatallad by profSe- Shop 13S, 140 Glastonbury Court of Probate, District of se Chivy Vin •15,486 TOYOTA Pickup 1987. 4 billionaire H. Ross Perot may ager Robert B. Weiss said today. neers and E P A want the work at Blvd., Glastonbury. The bu­ Manchester Excessive abbreviations loam. 6 yard*. *80 Plus Tax. alonal nmodoHna eomnetor. •59.47 84 VW Scirocco wheel drive. Excellent have to be renegotiated. the secondary plant moved siness Is owned by Charles NOTICE OF HCARINO abbreviate results 1 Be for 24 Insertions Also, sand, gravel, stons A aalactlon ol Wnyf or wood •6995 Weiss said that officials from Fine wine, Inc., of Box 187, E S T A T E O F sure readers understand , and horss manurs. unlla. Cuatom earpanirya 84 Chav (tamaro •5195 condition. Lift kit. Ste­ The Postal Service announced the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers nearby to where town dog pound RFD «2, Andoyer, and will apodalHy. ALMA C. LIBBY, Incapable your ad by avoiding ab­ Call 443-2711 84 Honda Accord •7995 reo. $11,000. Coll 228- the 10 percent reduction in and the federal Environmental is located. He said that a small be conducted by Charles S. Pursuant to an order of Hon. 4870.______BIssell III of 90 Tolcott Glen, william E. FitzGerald, breviations. 643-2711. for details 643-9504 875-9760 S5 Honda Accord H/B •6895 window hours in January as one Protection Agency favored that part of work already done at the Farmington as permittee. Judge, dated June 27, 1988 a 81 Chevy Monte Carlo •4995 GM C 1983 S15 4x4. Tinted step to save $160 million from its alternative to current work in secondary plant would be allowed hearing will be held on an ap­ windows, new short CHAR LES S. B ISSELL, III 84 O ld! Cutlaii expenditures this year and bring to remain. June 29,19U plication praying for author­ •6995 block, loaded. Asking wetlands during a meeting with ity to sell certain real prop­ 65 Ply. Horizon it into compliance with spending Weiss said that changing the 083-06 STDRE AND •2795 $5900. 643-8776. town officials Thursday at the erty situated In the Town of MISCELLANEDUS CARS CARS S5 Honda Civic •4995 reductions ordered by Congress. Corps of Engineers’ New Eng­ location of the plant would mean a H Manchester, County of Hart­ DFFICE SPACE FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE It was left to local postmasters to INVITATION TO BID ford as In sold application on 84 Ford Tempo •3995 q land division headquarters in higher annual operating cost and file more fully appears, at the I H CAMPERS/ Sealed bids will be recelyed O FFIC E Rental space. 84 O ld! Cut. a t r t •4995 decide when to close the windows. Waltham, Mass. a facility more prone to prob­ Court of Probate on July 25, D EC O R A TIV E 30" x 36" VW Rabbit 1980. 70K, new CHEVY Citation 1980. TRAILERS In the General Services' of- 1988 at 2:30 P .M . > Desireable East Cneter plate gloss mirror, 88 Oataun 20SX •2295 Frank said that normal window “What happened yesterday lems. He had no estimate of the flce, 41 Center St., Manches- brakes, clutch, sun­ Green with block Inte­ service will be restored effective increased operating expense. te rjC T until J UL Y 15,1988 at Elizabeth A. Bldwell, Street Location. 200-600 doted 1958. Best offer roof. $1100. 649-0477 87 Honda Lxl Accord •12,995 W IN N EB AG O 1982. 22' was a meeting that did not 007-07 Ass't. Clerk square feet. Available rior. Good condition. on Sept. 10. 11:00 o.m. for the following: 633-6164.0______evenings.______Best offer. 646-4531. 88 VW Scirocco •10,995 class A. $18,500. 742- produce any real results.” Weiss (1) ONE NEW MOBILE AIR September 1st. Please BU RGLAR Alarms. 2 toll 63 Buick Skylark 4 dr. •3495 6261. Con be seen on But the service restoration will Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald said of Thursday’s discussion in See SEWAGE, page 12 TOWN OF BOLTON call 649-0600. TOYOTA Corollo 1986, 5 VW Rabbit 1982. Runs Route 31, Coventry. COMPRESSOR systems, home or com- door, AC, Cruise, 88 Honda Civic SI •8495 not necessarily mean a return to Massachusetts. “The Corps and MANCHESTER office great, 4 new tires, dlll- (2) WATER TREATMENT At 0 regular meeting of the merclol. Discount AM /FM $5200.872-3753 gently maintained. 82 Chav. Citation •2995 the old schedules, Frank said. HOT PROJECT — Byron Green of improvements to Verplanck School. the E P A were very negative building for rent. Ideal price $700 each. 649- INSTRUMENTAION Bolton Conservation Com­ OLDS Cutlass Supreme Asking $2500. 646-1375 85 Buick Someraet 2 dr. ^4995 MDTDRCYCLES/ Rather, he said he has told Putnam endures the heat this about the continuation of work SERVICE CONTRACT mission / Inland Wetland location. Ample park­ 5468 offer 6pm. Green works for DePersia Masons of Youths find A g e n ^ on June 30,1988,1WA ing. Good exposure. 1980. 6 cylinder, auto­ leove messoge.______83 Mazda RX7 ^4995 MDPEDS postmasters to open windows without moving the plant to (3) ORGANIC a morning while mixing cement for Glastonbury. Permit * 8-88-8 was Issued to R.D. Murdock. 643- matic, air, 80,000 miles. MERCURY Monoarch during the hours deemed most another site.” INORGANIC TESTING "Tha Hate Prafatslssilt” HONDA CB650 1981. New Alan a Celia A. Robbins of 19 2692. TAG $2200. 646-8650 or 275- 1976. New exhaust sys­ appropriate for their Weiss said the town was looking enough jobs The Town of Manchester is (>imp Meeting Road, Bolton 3262. 24 M im s St., Maeebastfr tires, new chain and to remove debris, place loam tem, good tires, air, communities. into legal avenues to challenge 8 an equal opportunity em­ SALES ONE OF THE nicest AUDI 5000S 1985. 5 speed, 108,000 miles. $475. 644- sprockets. 14,600 miles. ployer, and requires on offlr- on and seed wetland area for 2 seats with manuals. Frank did not address cutbacks conservation purposes on his things about wont ods Is 3968. the position of the Corps and the motlve action policy forall of loaded. Great shape. 646-3515 $500. 643-4704. in Sunday mail sorting, a reduc­ Its Contractors and Vendors property, and to their low cost. Another is NOTICE. Connecticut Gen- $9300 negotiable. Must Heat gets hard to beat EPA. to drop rate os a condition of doing busi­ A ly ^ d Associates, 91 W or­ their quick action. T ry o ,erql Statute 23-85 prohibits sell. 643-1454.______tion also made earlier in January Director Geoffrey Naab called ness with the Town, os per thington Road, Glastonbury /the posting of advertise­ to save money. Federal Order 11246. wont od todov! ments by any person, firm or CADILLAC Fleetwood the proposal “ ridiculous. I think By Matt Yancey with the same permit terms Turning to the Perot contract, By the Manchester Herald Memorial Hospital. iron, police said. Bid forms, plans and specifi­ and conditions as were at­ corporation on o telegraph, 1984. Phone, mint con­ it’s ridiculous and outrageous,” The Associated Press cations ore available at the tached fa Permit *8-87-9 for RDDMMATES telephone, electric light or dition. All extras. $9200 Frank said it will have to be Maningas said some of the Police said the children ap­ he said when told today of the General Services' office. the Jan Carol Estotes Sub­ power pole or to o tree, or best offer. Coll 643- modified because of the controv­ Flip on the fans, folks, we’re symptoms of heat-related il­ division. i n i WANTED shrub, rock, or any other peared fine except for being hot Corps position. WASHINGTON — Youths TO W N O F 4444 or 244-9501. ersy surrounding the deal. due for three more days in the lnesses include light-headedness, and sweaty. Robert Campbell. natural oblect without a w rit­ Director Barbara B. Weinberg flooding the job market and MANCHESTER, CT. ten permit for the purpose of FORD Grand Torino 1975. Connecticut tropics. ROBERT B. WEISS, Acting Chairman PROFESSIONAL Fe­ If some sort of agreement can’t nausea, vomiting, headaches and Capt. Jack Hughes of the Town called the (Corps’ decision “mind- finding a wealth of opportunity GENERAL MANAGER 6/30/88 male, shore house, protecting If or the public and White with blue Inte­ Relief from a heat wave that rapid pulse rate. carries o fine of up to SSD for be worked out with Perot, he said, of Manchester Fire Department boggling.” dropped the nation’s June civilian 004-07 005-07 Manchester. $250. per rior. (vood condition. * has spread through the region is Maningas said heat-related il­ y c h offense. Best offer. 646-4531. THE SPARKS * the deal may have to be canceled. said that this incident is not a very Naab, Weinberg and Director unemployment rate to 5.3 per­ month, plus 1/3 utili­ not due until Monday or Tuesday lnesses can happen quickly in STATR OF CONNECTICUT ties. 643-9986 evenings. T a g Sale. Saturday July " I hope that will not be the case," common occurrence. Mary Ann Handley said they cent, its lowest since 1974, the 9, 9-4pm. 37 years ac­ 1986 SUBARU GL 4 door, when showers could bring high temperatures. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION power windows, A/C, Frank added. Dr. Maningas also recom­ expected the administration to government said today. If you don't use It, don't cumulation. Cleaning 9 temperatures down to the mid- Police and paramedics re­ mended keeping pets at home challenge the Corps’ position. LEOAL NOTICE room home. 1957 Sin­ cassette. $5500. or best The Perot contract is a poten­ Seasonally adjusted employ­ need It and don't wont If, offer. 742-9759. ARE FLYING! 80s, said Rolland Laro, a meteo­ ceived evidence of that Thursday during high temperatures. If pets Other directors could not be The Connecticut Department of Transportation Is seeking to ger sewing machine, tially multimillion dollar-deal why not sell It with a rologist at the National Weather afternoon when they responded to are going to be in a car, Maningas reached for comment this ment in June jumped by 820,000 — engage a consultant engineering firm fo conduct a feoslbll- Classified Ad? Coll 643- $20. Sewing notions, 1977 DODGE Aspen. calling for an analysis of postal 75 percent of it among youths 16 to Itv study for a Freeway TrafRc Manogemeiit System to ad­ booting equipment. 150 49,000. miles, plus 1974 Service in Windsor Locks. Laro a call from a mother who had suggests keeping the car windows morning. dress the tollawlng system elements: Incident detection and 2711 to place your od. operations in an effort to find Cambridge Drive, East operating Toyota, high said that today’s high was ex­ accidentally locked her two child­ open enough for the pets to get air The Corps of Engineers has 24 yearsj)ld — to more than offset management; Entrance ramp metering; Variable message ways of saving money. It carries May’s decline of 536,000. signing; Closed-circuit television. Closed loop traftic signal Hartford.______, mileage, $995. 649-5445. Strike while the fire’s hot! pected to be between 90 and 95 ren in her car outside a North and to park the car in the shade, if said that it has to determine the systems on parallel routes. Communications subsystem; T A G Sole. Moving. 78 CAMARO 1968. Excellent an initial $500,000 price tag, but degrees. Main Street store. and Computer hardware and software. possible, because during the feasibility of less-damaging al­ The 0.3 percentage point im­ Merchandise rpm records, furniture condition. No bondo. subsequently would provide Pe­ Meanwhile, an area doctor The 3-month-old girl was in the summer the average tempera­ The study will be expected to provide a conceptual design ternatives to work already done provement in the unemployment and much more. July 8, Powerful engine. $6500. rot a share of any savings that recommends some precautions rear seat with her 3'/4-year-old and operations plan for a recommended system along with call 228-4870.______ture reaches about 85 degrees. in wetlands before it can issue a rate marked the first time the Implementation strategies, operational guidelines and cost 9,10, from 9-3. 74 Over­ result from recommendations he look Drive, Monches- while trying to beat the heat. brother, police said. Police said Little rainfall accompanied wetlands permit for the project. rate has dipped so strongly since estimats. The consultant shall perform freeway operoflons 1970 PLYMOUTH Duster we’re a n d iia u iK B makes. the windows were closed and the sfudles, develop and analyze alternafives, make recom­ E l FURNITURE ter.______and extra ports. Best “ In a temperature like this, with high temperatures has al­ The Corps of Engineers says 1986 and sent it to its lowest since mendations ond render those services necessary to prepare T A G Sole. Saturday July offer. Leave message. The contract, which was not people should not over-exercise boy couldn’t unlock the door. ready destroyed Midwestern that the town acted illegally by joblessness stood at 5.1 percent in a Conceptual Design R ^ r t and Operations Plan for the open for bids, has been chal­ or do a lot of walking,” said Dr. When police arrived, the officer ConnOOT Freeway Traffic Management System for the fol­ SOFA, Traditional style, 9, 9-3pm. No early 647-1372.______with RED HOT BUYS on Used Trucks crops and caused problems for working in some 4 acres of May 1974. lowing locations: a) 1-95 Corridor (Connecticut-New York off-white, multi pastel, birds I 90 Westland FORD Mustang 1967 Clas­ lenged by at least two would-be Antonia Maningas, emergency smashed one of the windows of wetlands around the site of the State Line to Mystic), b) 1-84 Corridor (Danbury to Vernon), Cleon, good condition. Street, Monchester. competitors. room physician at Manchester the car — a BMW >— with a tire c) 1-91 Corridor (New Hayen to Enfield). sic. 289 Sprint. Hard­ See W E A TH E R , page 12 secondary facility. The federally See JOBLESS, page 12 $75. 646-2800. T A G Sole- Friday July 8, top. Must sell. Best The services to be performed by the Consultant shall In­ 1987 AMC JEEP WRAN6ER clude, but not be limited to, the following Items of work: 1) 1-5pm. Saturday July 9, offer. 569-0370. Define, analyze and recommend freeway surveillance and |RDDD THINGS 9- 4pm. Rain or shine. 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PS, PB, Stereo Cass., control sfragegles; 2) Define the state-of-the-art technical Itdeat Multi-family. Furni­ 4 WhBBl Drive, Was 110,795 Quarry quandary requirements and develop conceptual designs for the cen­ ture, patio door, dis­ CLYDE NOW ^ 9 9 5 tral control hardwore and softworo; 3) Define the technical hwasher, housewares CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. requirements and develop conceptual designs for all field and childrens clothes. ROUTE S3, VERNON hardware; 4) Define the technical requirements and develop 1986 FORD FISO PICKUP conceptual plans for the communications subsystems; 5) 384 Lake Street, Bol­ S2 Toyota 4x4 pu •5295 Meet with and demonstrate Freeway Management " u ton. Off of East Middle 9 6 Cyl., Std., PS, PB, Radio, S f i A A C awaits court action B4 Olda Cut Sup cpu •7495 techniques to various federal, state, and local officials, newt pick Turnpike, across from media personnel. Regional Planning Agency personnel, etc.; Shady Glen.______54 (tavillor 4 Dr. •5300 Rear Step Bumper, Was •7695 NOW w 9 4) Define the technicol requiremenfit and develop con­ Blueberries 55 Camtro Z28 •lO.OOO ceptual designs for the system control center; 7) Develop T A G Sale Baseball cards, By Anita M. Caldwell “ We’ve been working two years cost estimates for the design, construction and annugl oper­ et the bikes, soccer shoes,., 86 (taveller (taiur. •SOOO 1987 DODGE CARAVAN Manchester Herald to develop a market for the ations and molntenahce costs; 8) Develop a plan and sche­ Com Grib housewares, craft 86 Colabrily 4 Dr. Wg. •9495 stone,” Lawler said, adding it dule for Implementation of the recommended system, which Items, books, toys, col­ SS (tavilllor 4 Dr. •7695 4 Cyl., Auto. AC, PS. PB, Starw} S $ $ A A C will Include on approach for procuring and Implementing Buckland Rd. BOLTON — The owners of could be months before the the system contracts, construction services, acceptance lectibles and much SSCotobrhy^Dr *8995 So. Windsor Cass., Rear Defog., Was •12,695 NOW ^ X X y V 9 w Bolton Notch Quarry say a matter is settled. testing, and start-up procedures; 9) Document the results more. Saturday July 9, SeOMtDMtiiOr. •10,200 and recommendations of the feasibility study In a final re­ Hours: 8-8 10- 2pm. 37 Autumn temporary court injunction the Lawler said the quarry season port and submit within a pre-determlned time frame. Censu- Street. Monchester. 86 (taov PU CIO •9490 town is seeking to halt their work runs from about March or April lont firms responding to this request should be of adequate 87Camaro2 0r. •II.OOO 1985 CHEVY. S-10 PICKUP could cost them as much as until December. size and sufficiently staffed to perform the assignment de­ T A G Sale Saturday July S7 Buick QreiKt Net. •lO.OOO scribed above. SPDRTING 9, Owtpm. Estate sole. 4 Wheel Drive, V6, Auto, PS, PB, $150,000 and rattle their The Lawlers, who own Ameri­ ■7 Pont 6880 Sta. •U.OOB The following data will be provided to the Consultant by GDDDS Prior contents of house AM/FM, Pick Up Cap, Was 17395 NOW V W reputation. can Heritage Stone Inc. of Glas­ 87 OMt Calalt 4 Dr. •9900 C onnD O T; to be sold. 175 Glen- “Our credibility would be MISTRAL Windsurfer, 87 Buick Com. LTD •10,490 tonbury, bought the quarry from a. oxlstlng traffic volumes, b. existing reoderay and Inter- wood Street, shot,” said Peter Lawler, who David Buck of Box Mountain sectlonol plans, c. accident data, and d. volume foreoirts. $750. 6 foot soil with Manchester.______87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. •OOOO 1967 FORD BRONCO II WAGON battens, 12 foot board owns the 10.2-acre quarry with his Quarries Inc. in 1987. A letter of Interest, together with general Information on the T A G Sale. July, 9, 9am- 4 Wheel Drive, V6, 5 Spd. OD, firm, the firm's brochure, current Federal 0$A Forms 254 with adlustoble mast- 872-9111 brother, David Lawler. Since then, the Lawlers’ attor­ and 255, oxporlonc* of the firm, and resume of key personnel track, foot straps and 3pm, 199 West Center AC, PS, PB, Stereo, Wat 112,995 But town officials see it another ney, Mark Branse, and the Zoning should bo addressed to M r. Earle R. Munroe, Assistant Chief Street, Manchester. A lit­ NOW ^ 1 1 , 9 9 5 skeg. Coll 774-4045 be­ way. Commission have been involved Engineer, Freconstructlon, Department of Transporlatlon, tween 5pm-10pm or 646- tle of everythlng-books, 24 WolcoH Hill Read, Wethersfield, Connecticut 06109. Addi­ 0271.______kitchen Itmes, glassware, The town filed for the tempor­ tionally, all Interested firms must submit a detailed state­ furniture -'"thin g, etc. So// Your Car 1966 CHEV C-10 PICKUP ary injunction at Vernon Superior 4 See QUARRY, page 12 I ) ment Indicating the organizational structure under which FOR Sole. Collapsible 3 the firm prepoees to conduct business. Proposed subconsult­ speed Raleigh, brand Court last week to halt what it ants should be dearly Identified. The rolatlenship to any GARS V8. Auto, PS, PB, AM/FM, Was 18795 considers a violation of zoning "parent" firm or subsidiary with ony of the poifles con­ new bike. Never used, v NOW ^ 7 9 9 5 cerned must be dearly defined. Further, the firm shall pro- Original price $200, $150 FDR SALE . * 1 5 restrictions placed on the quarry­ TODAY vide o statement of any and all contracts with either the Con- or best offer. Call 649- 4 Lines — 10 Days ing. The injunction request is the nectlcut Deportment of Transportation or the Connecticut 4748 after 5pm. CAMARD 1979. Blue, au­ 1966 CHEV C-1500 PICKUP latest development in a conflict Oopartmont of Administrative Sorvicet which ore currently 508 charge each addi­ tomatic. 59,000 original tional line, per day. You V6, Auto, OD, PS, PB, Stereo, Rally Wheels, that has been going on for two In de x bel ng performed and a stotoment whether the design profes­ miles. Good condition. sional consultaat. or firm, prformed services under any MBGELLANEDU8 can cancel at any lime. Rear Step Bumper, Was 110,500 NOW years. A hearing on the injunction nomo other than the on* appearing In the rospans*. Ferson- $3000 or best offer. ^ 9 9 9 5 24 pagM, 2 tgcNone n*l In rosponslbta charge of the work srill be required to pos­ FOR SALE 643-2985 evenings. SORRY. is scheduled for July 18. sess and maintain a valid Connecticut Frefesslonol Engi­ NO REFUNDS OR If the court issues the injunc­ Buslnees 10 Opinion neer's License. All letters of Interest must be poetmorked by CHEVY Caprice 1979. Me­ ADJUSTMENTS a U.$. Fast Office (If moiled) or (If dellveredi In Mr. Mun- chanically good, high tion, it would probably become ClessHlod _ 20-24 People . roe's offlee, 148 Foscene Floce, Needngfon, Connecticut E N D R O LL8 CHEVROLET effective im m ^iately, said Ri­ Comloa — — IS Solanoe _ 1 0 mileage, good reliable C A U HERALD Reginald Plnto/Mencheitar Herald 08111, no later ttion Aufutt I, ISIS. R sapoi^ received'er 27«syMlll-aM car. Call 649-5110. chard Barger, attorney for the ConnecUout _>I-S Sports 13-10 peatmarkad otter the oferementleItened data will not be con- 1B« wMBi • t for 218 CO., INC. eldarad. M A Z D A RX7, 1979, 5 CLASSIFIED CARTER town. Focus______a Tetartt _ 1 7 M UST Be elakae up M Pie development of the two-year conflict, the town of Bolton speed. $2400. or best STICKS AND STONES — Peter Lawler, co-owner of the Lawler said an injunction to Local _ _ _ 2-4,12 U.S/Wortd___ 7 Cemmlselener of Tronipertatlon Herata OtOia Monday thru 643-2711 1225 Main St. Tel. 646-6464 • Manchester filed for a temporary injunction,, seeking to cease I4IW1 Thundae kefaie 11 ankomy. offer. Must sell. Call Bolton Notch Quarry, is in the middle of a battle with halt operations at the quarry Lottery ______2 Weather______2 86S4M Tom 646-3126. town officials over zoning territory. In the latest operations of the quarry. would be “ semi-ruiness.’* Obituaries ____ 2 Weekend;______9

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