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Monday, Aug. 22, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents One survey done, another due on Main Street

Bv Nancy Concelman is complete but the results where large malls exist, Pelle­ help downtown compete with the Street Approach program is to Pellegrini said there are cur­ Manchester Herald haven’t yet been tabulated. grini said. mall are increasingly important. launch a public relations cam­ rently no plans to renovate any of A presentation on the survey, The “Main Street Approach,’’ The reconstruction of Main Street paign to draw shoppers’ attention the buildings. After Labor Day, Main Street sponsored by the Greater Man­ sponsored by the National Trust is also scheduled to begin in to downtown. A directory of “Restoring the buildings is shoppers can expect to find chester Chamber of Commerce for Historic Preservation, is a spring 1990. downtown Manchester busi­ always important, but the ques­ survey forms in the stores asking and the Downtown Manchester 10-year-old program designed to The Main Street Approach nesses was completed last week tion is is that the most important them to identify downtown Man- Association, will probably be revitalize and promote down­ began as a pilot program in three and is available to the public. thing right now,” he said. chester’g strengths and wea­ scheduled for next month, said town. Although Manchester isn’t towns and now is used by more Pastorelle said. Pastorelle said she would like knesses to help downtown com­ Veronica Pastorelle, coordinator directly involved with the pro­ than 400 municipalities in 29 One part of the Main Street to see some work on the buildings pete with the Pavilions at for the downtown association. gram, “We’re using their ap^ states. Approach program that Pasto­ in the future, but for now, work on Buckland Hills. The surveys and other strate­ proach right now,” Pellegrini The program begins with or­ relle said she would like to see Main Street’s appearance will be Meanwhile. Planning Director gies for Main Street are based on said. ganization to bring merchants, Manchester adopt is improving confined to keeping the downtown Mark Pellegrini said today a a national program created to With the $70 million Pavilions business owners, town officials the appearance of downtown by area clean and continuing with separate survey of Main Street aesthetically and economically at Buckland Hills scheduled to and civic groups together. upgrading buildings, storefronts, the chamber’s Main Street plant­ business owners and landowners upgrade Main Streets in areas open in spring 1990. strategies to The second step of the Main signs and landscaping. ing program. Family OK after fire Solidarity in Bolton starts strike By Andrew J. Davis and Andrew Yurkovsky Manchester Herald BOLTON — The cause of a fire at shipyard that forced a family from their West Street home Sunday night is still under investigation. Fire GDANSK, Poland (AP) — he said workers laid down tools in Marshal Peter Massolini said About 400 workers carrying Pol­ some departments. today. ish flags and chanting “Solidar­ A management spokesman at The fire, which was reported at ity” seized control of the Lenin Ursus who did not give his name shipyard today, joining a wave of confirmed an unsuccessful at­ 10:24 p.m,, caused extensive strikes that poses the most tempt to strike at the plant, but smoke and structural damage serious challenge to communist made no mention of police and throughout the house at 33-35 authorities since 1981. said work continued normally. West St. and left it uninhabitable, The Lenin shipyard became the In southeastern Poland, Solid­ Massolini said. No one was 13th enterprise in a week to go on arity organizer Ewa Kuberna reported injured. strike for higher pay and govern­ said workers rallied at the The fire was brought under ment recognition of Solidarity, 18,000-employee Stalowa Wola the trade federation that was steel mill and heavy machinery control about 1'.^ hours later, and plant, and a strike was launched firefighters left the scene at 12:02 suppressed under martial law in 1981. by 2,000 of the workers. a.m., Massolini said. Firefighters At least 10 coal mines in Government spokesman Rys- from Andover, Hebron, Vernon, southern Poland and transit and zard Straus said people might be North Coventry and South Coven­ dockworkers in Szczecin re­ standing around at Stalowa Wola try provided assistance, he said. mained on strike on the seventh but it did not necessarily mean a “It needs quite a bit of work.” day of the labor unrest, which has strike. Massolini said. “It needs clean­ idled more than 76,000 workers. Opposition spokesman Woj- Some Gdansk port workers also ciech Maziarski also reported ing throughout.” were striking as of today, accord­ new strikes or partial strikes at At home at the time of the fire ing to reports from Western the Cegielski turbine works in were George and Deborah Cato- journalists. A Solidarity spokes­ Poznan, the Huta Warszawa steel lane and their 4-month-old son, man, Jacek Kuron, said 3,000 mill in Warsaw and the Railroad Craig, and 5-year-old daughter, Gdansk dockworkers were on Construction Enterprise of Keira, Massolini said. He said a strike. Szczecin. teen-age son, Datson, was not Aside from the shipyard, which A spokesman for Huta Wars­ Patrick Flynn/ManchMtar Harald employs 10,000 people, no new zawa mill, technical director home at the time of the fire. Stanislaw Zalesny, said about 50 Deborah Catolane reported the strikes were confirmed by au­ TINSELTOWN TOGS — Virginia Nar­ a 1930s dress that Narkon wore in a film thorities today. But there were people tried to mount a strike but fire. Contacted today at the called “Mr. North” that opened in many opposition reports of labor it failed. Straus said he had.no Manchester residence of her kon, left, of Dartmouth Road, and hdr mother, Barbara Yencha, right, show off Hartford last week. unrest nationwide. information about any stoppages father-in-law, George D. Cato­ Activists in Warsaw reported at Cegielski or the Szczecin lane, said the fire caused heavy an attempt to start a strike at the railroad enterprise. damage to the second floor, attic 14,000-worker Ursus tractor plant There was no police interfer­ and roof. outside the city. A rally at the ence as workers marched around The fire began in the back A star is born plant was dispersed by police the Gdansk shipyard carrying bedroom of the second floor and during the morning shift, result­ Polish national flags and took spread to the attic and roof, How an old dross helped land a movie role ing in three detentions, said Catolane said. activist Maciej Jankowski, But See POLAND, page 10 The first floor does not have fairy world," as an extra in the film featuring structural damage, but there is By Nancy Pappas Manchester Herald Anthony Edwards, Lauren Bacall and Robert heavy smoke, water and heat- Mitchum, which was being was shot in Newport, related damage, she said. Some people might aim for a glittering, R.I., where her family has a second home. One-third of Nepal “Flames started engulfing the high-tech look when trying to impress a film Narkon, a friendly looking grandmother, said house," she said. “No one was director. she had never been particularly attracted by the hurt, (but) you can’t live in the But Virginia Narkon of Dartmouth Road got glamour and glitter of ’”rinseltown.” “That’s devastated by quake house. We really don’t know how her Hollywood break looking as out-of-date as why everyone is so surprised that I did this,” she said. “It’s really so strange, it’s the first thing the fire started.” possible. She stepped Into a 50-year-old gray The quake, centered almost on Massolini concurred that the crepe dress that belongs to her mother, Barbara I’ve ever tried out for. But I’m really interested KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — in the old days, and this picture, it’s set in 1926, so Rescuers searched through de­ the India-Nepal border, regis­ fire began in the back bedroom on Yencha, added long gloves and a hat, and landed bris today for victims of an tered 6.5 on the Richter scale. the second floor. He said that the a walk-on role in “Mr. North,” a picture which it really caught my imagination. I decided I had Indian television today showed to go for it.” earthquake that ravaged one- cause of the fire had not been opened last week in Hartford. third of this country’s territory the devastation in the Indian state For three very hot days last summer, Narkon f determined and that authorities See MOVIES, page 10 and parts of India, killing at least of Bihar: crumbled buildings, would investigate the scene spent 11 hours a day in what she describes as “a 650 people and injuring makeshift morgues lined with today. thousands. rows of bodies wrapped in white The death toll was expected to shrouds, damaged hospital wards climb from Sunday’s pre-dawn packed with survivors. quake on the India-Nepal border, Medical teams in India carried Coventry library backers celebrate which triggered landslides and medicine and other supplies to floods and was the mountainous overcrowded hospitals and the District, and state Sen. Marie Ryan and Chairman Lawrence region’s deadliest in 38 years. army was deployed to help search By Jacqueline Bennett which gave us the courage to keep Mickel, Town Manager John Officials in both countries said Manchester Herald trying,” said Michael Donahue, Herbst, D-Vemon, of the 35th See QUAKE, page 10 resident of the library board. Senatorial District, for helping to Elsesser and other library trus­ they had yet to receive reports tees and employees. from the remote Himalayan COVENTRY — If at first you £[is remarks came before he, secure a state and federal grant state Rep. Edith Prague, D- of $450,000 for the project. The Originally estimated at a cost areas hardest hit by the temblor, don’t succeed, try again. The of $1.4 million, the project was which knocked out power and TODAY Board of Trustees of the Booth & Columbia, and contractor Gre­ improvement grant requires the town to supply the rest of the first approved by townspeople In communications and was said to Dimock Memorial Library did gory Zlotnick pitched shovels into a February 1987 referendum. injure at least 3,000 people. just that and the result was a the library lawn signaling the necessary funds. Index start of the project. Councilwoman Rose Fowler However, library trustees found Niranjan Thapa, Nepal’s min­ ground-breaking ceremony at the the cost of the expansion had been ister of state for home affairs, site Saturday for a $1.7 million ’’This is a wonderful expendi­ spoke on behalf of the Town 20 pagaa, 2 aoellona ture of money. It is an Investment Council. “This Is a project that’s underestimated and the actual told a news conference at least 450 renovation and expansion project cost of the project would be $1.7 were dead and up to 1,000 Injured. BusIneM _ _ 0 OMusftoe___ 2 on the 7S-year-old Main Street in the future. Coventry is growing benefit transcends all ages,” she and lots of good things are said. million. In a May 1988 referen­ He said officials expected the CISMlfled _ 10-20 Opinion _ _ 0 building. dum, voters turned down a numbers to climb. Comloa_____ 17 Poopio 0 “I want to thank you all for happening,” Prague said to the Also present were the architect group of about 25 people who for the project, Felix Drury of request from the library trustees Indian officials reported at Focus .■■■ . 0 Sports___ 11-18 coming out on this auspicious for the additional $300,000 they least 200 people dead and more Local __ 2 -3 .10 Sdsnco_ _ _ 10 occasion ... I also want to thank attended. New Haven, Councllmen Mark Soltys and James Sullivan. Board than 2,000 injured, most by debris Lotlsry______2 Stats/Rsglon .4-8 the Town Council for their contin­ Donahue credited Prague, who Nallon/WorM_ 7 Tstsvislon ___ 10 uing support for this project represents the beds that it exacerbates the allegations specifically because School Ages 6 and up School Ages 6 and up Earn money and prizes by ing a 3-pound block of steel into 24 it is the same weight as a z z the case is pending in federal Teams Tap — Jazz — Ballet problem.” Lavery said. “ Crack of 35 state courthouses without .44-caliber Magnum, failed to < o has made a terrible problem and court. o delivering the Manchester Herald getting searched by guards dur­ trigger the alarm at the Church Dance------Director------Laurie— Jing Darling Nash m epidemic, a catastrophe ... 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A PT. which sends its adult drug that may be infectious, our unconcerned guards, the New Aug. 18 but the briefcase wasn’t users to Daytop Inc. in Newtown problem is that we have a policy Haven Register reported in its searched on either occasion. for residential treatment, has that was open, so that anyone who Sunday editions. “ I have known for some time DIABETICS Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 Gardner St...... 3-66 only one program that doesn’t wanted to know, could know,” he The briefcase was searched in that the attentiveness and profes­ Arnott Rd...... all Gardner St. West...... all have a waiting list, its Park said. 11 courthouses outfitted with sionalism of the (deputy) sheriffs Qerth Rd...... 4 to 77 Highland St. Institute outpatient facility. 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"W e Judith Dr...... all openings, but it’s interviewing for Court sounded when tested April Low pay and incentive for Kerry St...... all would want all of our personnel to • Accuchek II Glucose Monitor Farm Dr...... all them and will be full again in a 20, but a guard waved a reporter deputy sheriffs may be part of the North St...... all treat body fluids with precaution. Norwood Dr...... all few weeks. through, saying, “ You’re all set. problem, Ment said. • Tracer Glucose Monitor North School St...... 1-84 Prospect Dr...... 84-114 Alpine St...... all SAI.E... SALE MONTH OF AUGUST 1-DAY SPECIAL ON American Legion Dr...... all Squire Village...... all Armory St...... all Lydall St...... 1-73 TORRE TILE IMPORTS - DIST. INC. Haynes St...... all Parker St...... 358-540 Ctttmlo Tilt $nd UtrbI* For Floon ond WtUt NEW TRACER Main St...... 285-378 Woodbridga St...... 287-357 Building a new home or Russell St...... all Monitor Woodbridge St...... 408-489 making renovationo? 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tiWv •WU'-W "A & W O R LD m spent $63 million Confusion ...dTli Ke lock) l\ke Quayle defends past NEW YORK (AP) — Dan Quayle on 1987 influence i^berl KeAlord. reasserted today that he broke no rules nor in ruies for did anything unfair to get into the Indiana J Uov^are^ou saUt)lidi? National Guard during the Vietnam War. By David Goeller more than $1 million last year. Appearing on two television talk shows, hf* f < (, -A. The Associated Press Second spot in 1987 was occu­ Quayle also said he did not think it was pied by perennial big-spender hypocritical for him to strongly back the WASHINGTON - Capitol Hill Common Cause, the self- iifeguards war effort and opt to join the Guard at the lobbyists paced by a controver­ described citizens lobby that same time. sial Social Security advocacy concentrates on government group spent more than $63.62 ethics and election finance re­ And he said he is convinced the furor will million trying to influence Con­ form and attributes its entire die down and can’t can’t wait for that to gress in 1987. I t would be much easier, and perhaps more Cartel makes happen. budget to lobbying. economical, for Coventry to pay the $300 fine The amount, compiled from Common Cause spent $2.56 "Right now, I just sit there and answer required reports filed with the levied against it for not having given its questions,” Quayle said on ABC’s “Good million last year, just ahead of the House and Senate, represented a $2.55 million reported by a lifeguards the training in AIDs protection that Morning America.” 4.5 percent increase from 1986, new state regulations require. Asked about "the question of tobacco company, Philip Morris Colom bia when a massive overhaul of the USA, which used direct-mail But the chagrin of Coventry Town Manager hypocrisy,” Quayle said: nation’s income tax laws spurred “I don’t think it’s hypocritical. There big spending by registered campaigns to oppose any in­ John Elsesser over the fine is understandable. AP photo lobbyists. crease in federal excise taxes on Last week, the Town Council gave Elsesser were a lot of people that were in the tobacco products. A a ‘Lebanon’ National Guard in my National Guard unit FAST OVER — Former presidential candidate Jesse Jackson kisses the The 1986 total of $60.87 million the authority to contest the fine legally. He that supported the goals of fighting hand of Cesar Chavez, United Farm Workers president, after Chavez by some 8,500 individuals and Philip Morris spent about half its total in the final quarter of insists that it was never made clear that WASHINGTON - The filthy rich Medellin drug communism in Vietnam, but were in the broke bread Sunday to signal the end of a 36-day fast protesting use of organizations was up from $49 lifeguards were included in the types of public National Guard.” million in 1985 and at the time was 1987. Its fourth-quarter outlay of cartel is fast turning the sad country of Colombia pesticides on table grapes. Chavez urged thousands of cheering $1.27 million was the highest by employees who now have to be trained in into another Lebanon — a lawless haven for the highest total since The supporters to continue his battle against California table grape growers. Associated Press began compil­ any lobbying group for a three- alternate methods of resuscitation to protect terrorists and thugs. Protests in Burma ing the figures in 1983. month period last year. them from AIDS. That is what the Central Intelligence Agency BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Hundreds The National Committee to The Committee to Protect the The key to the confusion apparently stems states in one of the most secret documents it destabilize the government of Gen. Manuel Preserve Social Security led the Family ranked fourth in overall produces, the National Intelligence Daily. The of thousands of people rallied today in Terrorism increases U from the fact that the state’s Occupational Burma to demand an end to authoritarian Antonio Noriega. pack last year with a reported spending last year with $1.95 NID, as it is known, is a spy summary given to WASHINGTON (AP) — Afghanistan’s outlay of $2.93 million, much of it million, followed by Sierra Club’s Safety and Health Division considers President Reagan and fewer than 100 top rule, and heavily armed soldiers stopped The statement released late Sunday said protesters from marching across the Soviet-backed government was responsi­ for direct-mail campaigns de­ $1.5 million to support lobbying on iifefguards Emergency Medical Technicians government policy makers. The NID is routinely ble for repeated attacks on civilian targets U.S. officials who reportedly accused the signed to flood congressional environment and conservation within the meaning of the directives it sent to classified higher than “Top Secret.” capital of Rangoon, diplomats and news Panamanian government of deliberately offices with letters from senior issues. O pen Forum reports said. in Pakistan in 1987 and carried out well municipalities. The cautious analysts who compile the NID try to over half of all incidents of state-sponsored sanctioning attacks on Americans “must citizens. In the northern city of Mandalay, have the IQ of a 3-year-old Cro-Magnon.” The biggest spender among Elsesser says he contacted several other avoid raising premature alarms. They don’t want ; terrorism worldwide in that year, a State Headed by James Roosevelt, organized labor last year was the earn a reputation for predicting coups and wars hundreds of thousands of people, including Department report said today. U.S. officials in the Panamanian capital the son of President Franklin town managers who were similarly unaware housewives and children, filled the streets National Association of Letter that the new directives applied to lifeguards. Special people Bowers delay: that never happen. But they have been raising red The report, titled “Patterns of Global said Sunday that U.S. personnel have Delano Roosevelt, the organiza­ Carriers at $1.48 million. The G Dial 911 to get in response to student calls for a flags about Colombia since January, when the Terrorism: 1987,” was completed before reported at least 240 incidents of tion has drawn fire from other million-plus spenders were Because Hartford is also being fined by the at the hospital Immediate help what It means cartel murdered Colombia’s moist prominent drug nationwide protest and a general strike the incident last Wednesday in which a harassment by Panamanian authorities members of Congress who say it the Fiber Fabric and Apparel state for the same violation, it is apparent fighter, attorney general Carlos Hoyos. Pakistani C-130 crashed, claiming the lives this year, including attempts to extort uses scare tactics to obtain Coalition for Trade with $1.24 there has been a breakdown in To the Editor: To the Editor: To the Editor: The CIA regularly calls Colombia “another Troops battle fires bribes for traffic violations and the contributions from the elderly. million and the Home Recording of President Mohammed Zia uI-Haq, U.S. Roosevelt has defended the communication. Lebanon.” The ultra-secret NID and other Gale-force winds eased as more than a Ambassador Arnold L. Raphel, Brig. Gen. stoppage of mail. Rights Coalition with nearly $1.18 I want to exnres.s my deep The recent announcement con­ intelligence documents refer to “the Lebanization lobbying group, saying “our million. Similarly, Manchester, which has met the Many thanks to the great guys thousand soldiers flew today to Herbert M. Wassom and 27 others. cause is a good one, our methods appreciation to tpe Manche.ster who responded to my cry for help cerning the consequences of the of Colombia.” requirem ent for AIDS prevention training of Yellowstone National Park to relieve Pakistani officials believe terrorists are honest, our concerns are The coalition, a consortium of Memorial Hospital staff in the the night of July 26. When a crisis delayed completion of renova­ What does this mean? It means a country with an weary firefighters battling blazes over were responsible and a U.S. official said Clashes claim 5,000 sincere.” audio component companies, has lifeguards, failed to provide the guards with Special Care Zone or Flex 1216 for situation happens, the need for tions at Bowers School have impotent central government, and no real law and more than 350,000 acres. Afghan agents have to be “among the NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Authorities in The $2.93 million was slightly been battling on Capitol Hill for safety masks to use in resuscitation, ail their kindnesses, the gentle help is immediate. Knowing all I caused me, and I am sure other order, where justice is meted out by death squads The 1,100 soldiers were dispatched suspects” because of the stepped up below the $3 million in lobbying several years against the Record­ handling and manner, the wond­ had to do was dial 911 and help parents of kindergarten students, and criminals of all persuasions. It also means the tiny central African nation of Burundi ing Industry Association of Amer­ presumably also because of confusion over Sunday night from Fort Lewis, Wash., and campaign Afghan authorities are alleged said today that at least 5,000 people were expenses reported by the group the requirements. erful nurse whostopped at bedside would arrive within a few minutes to consider what this means for providing a safe haven and logistical necessities to be carrying out against Pakistan. for 1986, when it finished in ica, composed of record and tape and said, “Do you want to talk my child. for the export of terrorism and drugs. were expected to arrive today to help killed in ethnic clashes that sent 35,000 was great. The relief when they contain fires near two Montana second place behind the $3.02 manufacturers. Common sense, which is a always obvious about it,” and I could unburden arrived was indescribable. They What could happen to my The CIA has turned up some highly sensitive people fleeing across the border. communities near the northeastern corner ‘ ‘They’ve been able to get back into the million spent by Citizens for The coalition’s spending was in retrospective focus, indicates that myself to her. Compassionate? took control immediately. They 5-year-old in junior high! information that suggests the Medellin Cartel was Psych war alleged Sensible Control of Acid Rain. far ahead of the $331,280 reported You bet! Efficiency along with behind the attempt to bomb Secretary of State of Yellowstone. hills a nd determine the extent of the lifeguards are in as much danger of contact know what they are doing, and it’s 1. My child may learn to adjust The infantrymen from 4th Battalion. That group, bankrolled princi­ by the recording association in humor, pride in their work, love easily to a new situation. George Shultz’s car in Bolivia on Aug. 8. ^PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) — massacre.” a senior Western diplomat told pally by electric utilities and coal the struggle over whether Con­ with AIDS when they use resuscitation all done with caring and 23rd Infantry of the 111th Field Artillery Panama’s Defense Forces say charges The Associated Press in a telephone methods as anyone else who might be called and caring. understanding. 2. My child may learn to make The cartel gets most of its raw coca from Bolivia companies, decreased its 1987 gress will restrict use of or I would love to name each one of the best of an alternative and Peru for refinement into cocaine in Colombia. were expected to be on fire lines by that its troops are harassing U.S. troops interview from Burundi's capital, lobbying expenses to $1.2 million, impose royalty fees on digital upon to resuscitate a victim. We are so lucky to live in a town Tuesday. are part of a psychological war designed to Bujumbura. them, but I don’t know all their where 911 is available. Again — situation. Cooperation between the United States and Bolivia leaving it in eighth place among audio tape, the newest kid on the But in light of the fact that the situation was names. They are special people my sincere thanks to you all. 3. My child’s teacher will be threatens to crimp the supply and, assuming the nine organizations spending high-fidelity block. not made clear to all municipal officials, it who have a special place in my flexible. cartel was behind the bombing, it was sending a ADVERTISEMENT seems a bit high-handed to levy fines. heart. Marilyn J. Klotzer 4. My child’s teacher will be message to Shultz to mind his own business. Only 2 It would be more productive at this point to 235 Hackmatack St. creative in order to make the days before, a top figure in the Bolivian drug trade, Police, troops break up ‘Prague Spring’ protests Diet Pills Sweeping US. Jane L. Bayrer M anchester substitute kindergarten room a Roberto Suarez, was arrested primarily on make the regulations crystal-clear to 23 McKinley St. child’s place. evidence provided by the United States. He has everyone involved. Manchester 5. My child’s teacher will be been linked by U.S. intelligence to the Medellin PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia foreigners and residents by sur­ injuries were reported. vaded to crush what the official gested they will not tolerate Next newsletter loving and accepting, able toallay Cartel. (AP) — Baton-swinging police prise. Witnesses saw at least The protest was called by the media called the danger of renewed protests against the Doctors Invent fired tear gas and charged eight people detained around the Democratic Union, an unsancti­ counterrevolution and Czechoslo­ invasion, which Soviet leaders the students’ (and parents’) The mafia-like Medellin Cartel was formed in 10,000 city, including Jan Urban, spo­ will be In spring worries. demonstrators after people oned political party that advo­ vakia’s withdrawal from the continue to insist was “justified.” late 1981 by four drug bosses who saw strength in took to the streets on the 20th kesman for the human rights cates the withdrawal of Soviet Warsaw Pact. ‘Lazy W ^ ’ to To the Editor: 6. My child may become friends unity. Today, 80 percent of the cocaine snorted up anniversary of the Soviet-led group Charter 77. troops from central Europe. In fact, the reformists under Sunday’s march through Prague began after several 2 with students in the child develop­ the noses of Americans arrives courtesy of the invasion that crushed the In Moscow, troops charged About 100 demonstrators held a Dubcek had that April declared ment classes at Illing who could cartel. “Prague Spring.” hundreds of demonstrators and hundred people milled around in Several people have asked me second rally later Sunday along their intent to create a demo­ Wenceslas Square, the site in 1968 about the status of the Bolton help in the class. Behind that cocaine is a legacy of bloodshed. The The marchers chanted de­ pushed them out of a central park Moscow’s Arbat shopping mall, cratic socialist system that would Lose Weight 7. The parents may be more cartel specializes in assassinating anyone who gets Sunday when the protesters be­ and 1969 of bloody protests Newsletter which I published, on a mands for freedom, the withdra­ said Democratic Union member guarantee free speech and as­ against the invasion. N ow vet-magnet’ DM Pill volunteer basis with town funds, active and willing to help in the in the way — particularly any government officials wal of Soviet troops and support gan chanting “Prague, Prague, Alexander Chuyev. He said police sembly, introduce multiple- Gives You Steady Fat Loss three times in the past year. temporary classroom. who try to stop the drug trade. The list of the dead for Alexander Dubcek, the ex- Prague” in memory of the chased them and arrested an choice secret ballot elections and Peace activists collected 8. The class will be under the includes 50 judges, many government officials and Communist Party leader who invasion. unspecified number who resisted. effect economic reforms. BEVERLY HILLS, CA (Special)- Because of budget cuts caused hundreds of signatures on Sunday An amazing new weight loss pill by voter rejection of the initial scrutiny of two principals, the crusading journalists. pioneered the reforms of 1968. Several dozen people, some The protests marked Aug. Czechoslovak authorities have on a petition demanding a Soviet administration and the Board of The cartel is sitting pretty with the help of the The size of Sunday’s spontane­ shouting “Fascists!” at police, 20-21,1968, when this nation’s 15.5 lately allowed independent acti­ called “&t-msgnet” has recently b ^ Bolton town budget last spring, troop withdrawal, free elections, developed and perfected by two prom­ the newsletter funding went from Education. Colombian supreme court which, in December ous protest, the biggest against were taken away, but the exact million people were stunned when vists a little more leeway. But abolition of censorship and the the invasion since 1969, took number was not known. No their communist “allies” in­ Sunday’s police response sug- inent doctors at a world femous $1,000 to $500. The $1,000 with 1986, threw out Colombia’s extradiction treaty with release of political prisoners. hospital in Los Angeles that reported­ subsidizing from the Friends of Libby Zakowicz the United States. Under that treaty, drug kingpins ly “guarantees” to help you steadily the Library, would have permit­ 37 Doane St. could be tried in the United States where their lose &t by simply taking their tested ted three editions; the $500 will Manchester bribery, threats and assassination won’t work. and proven new oill. only permit one. Thetownfeitthat Those tactics do work in other countries, ;j VA bungled files Palestinian ib u Can “&rt Normally " however. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — A House panel says the JERUSALEM (AP) - A Pales­ breakthrough for weight loss The recently convicted cartel leader, Carlos Veterans Administration made numerous errors as tinian died today of a bullet (worldwide patents pending). Lehder, was operating from the Bahamian island It hurriedly processed disability claims but had wound suffered in a nighttime Flushes Fat Out of Body of Norman’s Cay. time to give special treatment to applicants who clash in the West Bank, hospital The new pill is appitmriately call­ Haiti may have been bought, too. A Miami grand "had the ear” of influential lawmakers. officials said, and Arabs stifled ed the “&t-magnet” pill because it Cuban refugee has great expectations jury recently indicted Col. Jean-Claude Paul, top A House Government Operations Committee commerce for a second day with a breaks into thousands of particles, Haitian military commander, on narcotics counts. report, released Sunday, described two separate general strike protesting Israeli each acting like a tii^ magnet, “at­ CENTERVILLE. Ga. - When Felix Military officers in Honduras are named in systems for handling claims. tax raids. tracting” and trapping many times its The Cuban can't stay away from the Elensky Meanwhile, the radical Palesti­ Brena-Toledo came to the United States in 1980 refrigerator. He has a devotion to frozen desserts. highly sensitive U.S. intelligence reports as being Applicants without "pull” had their cases rushed size in undigested hit particles from during the massive refugee exodus from Mariel, under the cartel’s control. The former Honduran to Judgment by error-prone managers trying to win nian guerrilla group led by Abu food that you have just eaten. Then, Nancy Elensky says he once asked if she had any Nidal claimed responsibility for a Cuba, he had great expectations. He thought he vanilla ice cream, and she told him to “look in the ambassador to Panama pleaded guilty last month pay bonuses for meeting production quotas, the the trapped &t is naturally “flushed” in Miami to attempting to smuggle 26 pounds of report said. weekend grenade attack in the right out of your body. would get a good job, buy a nice car, build a fine Tom bottom.” He dug through a full quart of chocolate, Israeli port city of Haifa that home, and live the rest of his life in peace, privilege she smiles, "and said he couldn’t find the vanilla at cocaine into the United States in coffee bags in his But the panel said the Bureau of Veterans Appeals Within 2 days you should notice a luggage. — the court of last resort for claimants whose injured 25 people. change in the color of your stool, caus­ and prosperity. all.” Officials aat Al Ittihad Hospital But it didn’t work out that way. Brena-Toledo H ed e According to U.S. intelligence documents, the benefits were denied — "maintained a list of ed by the fot particles teing diminaled. In other words, the Elenskys think Brena-Toledo congressmen who should be brought to the BVA in Nablus identified the dead man could not find the good job, for one thing. He began is a joy. The government, however, has other ideas cartel is also believed to have bribed Sandinista as Ahmad Sharnobl, 22, of Askar rpffto Go Tb ¥ M r to drift in and out of trouble as a result, and he was L V government officials and Contras — both sides of chairman’s attention if they inquire about an AP photo The fat-magnet pills alone, about the refugee. The Immigration and appeal.” refugee camp. eventually arrested by police in California. He Naturalization Service says Brena-Toledo may the Nicaraguan civil war. WHISTLE-OFF — Roy Thoreson of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, He was the third Palestinian “autonuktically” help r^uce calories pleaded guilty to a minor burglary charge, after The cartel has also reportedly greased the skids At a hearing last February by the panel’s by eliminating dietary bt, with no ex­ have committed several crimes when he first came subcommittee on human resources, a former whistles his way tp become grand-champion whistler at the 11th fatality since Sunday and the ercising. You simply take the pUls which he was put in the lockup for 14 months. to the country, and this means he could still be in Mexico, Belize, Peru, Venezuela and Ecuador. appeals board member, Daniel J.B. Bierman, was 252nd in violence since Dec. 8, Worse, Brena-Toledo was also put in the In Mexico, endemic corruption lias aided overland International Whistle-Off Sunday In Carson City, Nev. with a glass of water before m ^s. Brena-Toledo discussed his dilemma recently in liable to outstanding charges. asked whether there was preferential treatment when Palestinian revolted However, you can lose weight immigration doghouse. The government said he the kitchen of the Elensky home. He is 37 years old, The charges are murky and complex. The shipments of cocaine that became common when when a lawmaker on the list intervened. against 21 years of Israeli occupa­ “foster” if ^ choose to follow the had become an undesirable alien, along with other swarthy, and moderately accomplished in English. Elenskys have tried to clarify them, but they say the United States began to bust more of the Bierman replied, "It is difficult for me to say, but tion in the West Bank and Gaza fot-magnet diet plan along with the pills. troublemakers from Mariel, and they all might be Chuck Elensky joined the conversation, along with the authorities will not cooperate: “The only thing ocean-going and airborne shipments. I suspect that to be the case, sir. Otherwise, there Warbler wins fourth title Strip. Four Israelis have been sent back to Cuba. He was then kept in detention on his wife, Nancy. Thfey own a door-instaliation we know for sure is that Felix is still under would be no reason for it (the list).” killed. The fot-magnet pills ate already a permanent basis while the deportation process company. At home, they keep an elaborate portrait "The BVA... showed favoritism to claimants who Three other Palestinians were sweeping the country with record suspicion. And that is bad. He can’t get a driver’s Mini-editorial CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — The Sean Lomax, a Navy officer stationed also wounded in the nighttime sales and glowing reports of weight was considered. of Eivis Presley on the wall. license in this situation, he can’t even get a Social had the ear of certain influential members of secret to championship whistling is just at Pearl Harbor, brought the audience Brena-Toledo says the detention was unbearable. There’s a simple explanation for why Michael clash, the officials said, speaking loss. It’s a “lazy way” to lose weight The two men say they met at the Atlanta Security card.” Dukakis and his running mate Lloyd Bentsen differ Congress,” the committee concluded. “pucker up and startblowing,” says the to its feet with his excerpt from for people who enjoy eating. It went on in his case for almost four years. He was penitentiary. Elensky was contracted to do work In The VA said in a statement it “has not been winner of the llth-annual International Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, but was on condition of anonymity. The Brena-Toledo is also subject to arrest at any on so many crucial issues. Bentsen recently told an Now Available to PubUc still incarcerated last November in Atlanta when the institution, and Rrena-Toledo was assigned to provided with a copy of the committee’s report and Whistle-Off competition. awarded second in the solo classical army said five Palestinians were time. California is apparently still looking for him audience in Reno, Nev., that his was “the politics of : wounded in the clash and it was If you need to lose a large or small some of the refugees rioted behind their bars. They lend a hand. Elensl^ says the Cuban was “one of with respect to a pair of cases. The refugee insists is obviously disadvantaged by the fact that it was Roy Thoreson, a 57-year-old Cana­ male category. x ■ took over parts of the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary inclusion.” Tranzlated into campaign lingo; We try released to the media before it came to us. We intend dian Pacific Railway brakeman from Boos and catcalls from the crowd checking the reported fatality. amount o f weight, you can order your the best workers I eVer saw,’’ and he promised to that he never committed a serious crime, and it to please all of the people all of the time until we get A military spokesman said supply of these new h i^ y successful — as well as a facility at Oakdale, La. — and give him a position if he was delivered from was a long time ago anyway. “But I could be picked to review it thoroughly when it is received.” Calgary, Alberta, overcame stomach greeted the judges’ decision and elected. VA officials refused to reply to the panel’s specific flu Sunday to top a field of 30 division winner Ugoponti of El C!errito, violence erupted after security fot-magnet pills and Met plan (now demanded immigration freedom. government custody. up tomorrow,” he says. “I could be sent right back forces en ter^ the Askar camp available from the doctor’s exclusive Those riots turned out to be a blessing for The job offer facilitated Brena-Toledo’s release. to jail.” allegations. contestants for his fourth grand Calif., agreed as he handed over his Addressing the appeals board’s quota system, the championship. first-place trophy to Lomax. “for initiated operations” aimed manufocturer by mail or phone order Brena-Toledo. The government agreed to And the men have since formed a more or less The Elenskys claim that would be an outrage. at preventing riots during the only) by sending $20 for a 90 pill supp­ reconsider the status of every refugee in detention, kindred relationship. The Elenskys note that one of report said, "The Board of Veterans Appeals... was He wins a round-trip air fare to “I think he’s the best,” said Conti, They also think it would be unjust. They point out ^anrliPBtrr Hrralt'i so caught up in an unreasonable production quota Mexico or the Caribbean. who won with a Bach-Vivaldi medley. strike. The spokesman refused to ly (4-n handling), or $35 for a 1 8 0 ^ and, after a formal investigation, the deportation their daughters died last year, thus “Felix has that Brena-Toledo has served five years in ' elaborate. supply (-f $3 handlit^, cash, check or Pounded In 1881 standard, that some members were deciding cases Whistlers from 15 states and Canada “I hope that one day we can have a proceedings against Brena-Toledo were dropped; filled the void in our home.” They say he has his detention since 1980, and therefore he has paid any at Me rate of one every eight minutes.” competed in what’s billed as the competition where the person who is the Arab news reports said the monqr order to; A t - > f i ^ , 9016 he was subsequently released from prison on Feb. own room, and is considered to be “one of the debt that he owes. They say it’s almost as if the PZNNV M. 8IEFFERT...... PubtUlwr The committee noted that earlier this year, the nation’s premier whistling event. people’s choice is the winner,” said injuries came when plainclothes WUshite Blvd., Dept. W 215, Beveriy 19. family.” government is “trying to make it as hard on this OEOnOE T. CHAPPELL ...... E d ltar VA ended production-based bonuses and preferen­ Top female whistlers were Patty Lomax, who paid the air fare for security agents opened (ire after HUIt, CA 90211. (VaeearMoHal That doesn’t mean he became an entirely free Brena-Toledo says the home is the best thing that DOUaLAS A. BEVINS...... ExecutiveEditor activists warned Palestinians moan4ack saanaus If sot person as it can.” MARIE P. GRADY...... CHyEditor tial treatment after both practices were publicized Ediger of Dayton, Ore., who won the himself and his family to fly to his third sad^ftsi.) Visa, MuterCard and man, however. The unfortunate refugee is still not has happened to him in America. It is a modest Brena-Toledo agrees. He sits at a table and ALEXANDER PIRELLI ...... Aeeoclete Editor in subcommittee hearings and challenged In a solo popular female division and Whistle-Off. through loudspeakers that Israe­ realizing his great expectations. He is now working place in a working-class neighborhood, but it beats stares at his hands. “ I am working hard,” he says, lawsuit filed by Vietnam Veterans of America. finished second in the classical female Thoreson whistled “Blue Eyes Cry­ lis were in the camp. American Express OK. (Send card here in a suburb of Atlanta. He is also living jail. It also beats Cuba. Brena-Toledo was bom in a “ I want to be a good American. I don’t want to be a DENIBE A. ROBERTS...... AdvertlelngDirector The report suggested that Congress end a After the incident, soldiers nurifoer, oipire dato, and signature.) For JEANNE O. FROMERTH ...... BuelneeeMeneger division, and Mrs. Kildow, who won the ing in the Rain” and “Sweet Georgia comfortably with his employer. Chuck Elensky. thatched-roof hut on the island, and raised without prisoner no more.” He sighs heavily. “ I don’t want 8$-year-old prohibition and allow veterans who are dual division and classical female Brown” to capture first in the solo imposed a curfew on Askar, two fostest service for credit card orders SHELDON COHEN ...... Cotnpoeing Meneger ONLY call anytime 24 hours, toll fiee But he is far from the peace, privilege and the wonders of such things as household to go back to Cuba, either,” he adds. That would be ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PreeeroomM e n ^ deMed benefits to appeal their cases in federal division. popular male division. neighboring reMgee camps and prosperity he covets. refrigeration. the final blow to his great expectations. FRANK J. McBWEEQAN ...... CkcqletlonDirector court. the city of Nablus, the army said. 1(M0)S2%9?D0; extW 21S. * — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 22, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. « , 1966 - 9 Wit of the World FOCUS BUSINESS Is this a neighborhood or a war zone? Workers find other jobs as Electric Boat strike drags on

DEAR BRUCE: We neighbors together and petition the DEAR N.R.: If you are working GROTON (AP) - Electric guys will probably never go mental change and we did a "It won’t split the union... but it have a problem with our state health authorities to move in. under a collective bargaining agree­ parent company. General Dy­ make it doing anything else.” Boat shipyard is trying to get back.” fundamental change, and it is a neighbors. The family There is no reason why anyone must ment, your contract will spell out your namics Corp. could very well hang us up and "The bottom line is most of us some of its 10,000 striking Union negotiators rejected a 3 change that we feel the union — or, I should say, put up with this sort of inconvenience severance pay. In the absence of such Kelly said the strategy would make the strike longer,” he said. are set for the strike. The way the worker^ to cross picket lines. percent pay raise over nearly officials ought to take the group — residing next and attack on local values. What is a contract, it’s very unlikely you are enable the company to stay on “ This strike won’t be over until economy is, you can always find Smart Money But union leaders say many of four years during an Aug. 12 members for a vote ... but it work,” he said. door lives like animals. probably most distressing is that entitled to extra money. schedule with several subma­ everyone goes back to work.” the men and women who walked negotiating session in Washing­ doesn’t seem like that is on the Nobody bathes, the spineless attitude of the government rines that are near completion. However, about 700, or 7 Messier said Electric Boat was off the job 54 days ago have ton, saying the offer would not horizon,” said Tom Kelly, EB’s children don’t attend Bruce Williams officials involved. An employer, in most cases, is free "W e’ve seen this propaganda percent, of the workers are having difficulty attracting com­ already found new work in the come close to keeping up with the chief negotiator. school, and garbage to terminate your employment be­ before,” Messier told the New already crossing picket lines. petent workers before the strike labor-starved region and proba­ rising cost of living. Countered Messier, "When we builds up in the yard. In cause of financial problems or your Haven Register. “ They are try­ “ There are a couple of cry and that situation is likely to get bly won’t ever return to the giant EB, angry that the union didn’t get a good deal, we’ll tell them.” babies, so to speak,' but we’re, short, the place is an DEAR BRUCE: I’ve worked for a performance without giving you spe­ submarine builder. ing toi break the strike, but it worse the longer the strike goes. take the offer to membership for Kelly last week announced EB hasn’t worked in the past and it hanging tight,” said pipe fitter absolute war zone, a company for almost three years. cial compensation. But by all means "Some of the (workers) come a vote, took out full page ads in was adopting a long-term strike won’t work now.” Kerry Tilton. “ There are always "For the life of me I just can’t disaster. Yesterday we were all told that this contact your state department of into my office and say they’re local newspapers last week de­ strategy that involves hiring Messier said that hiring outside a few misfits. They’re the same understand their logic,” he said. All of my neighbors are asupset as I Friday would be our last day, because labor to be sure that this is true in your making too much right now and DEAR READER: First of all. I claring, "We did what we could private contractors to replace 170 contractors could prolong the dead wood we got to deal with in " If you lose say 500 to 1,000 am, yet municipal officials say these the company was in a serious region. aren’t ready to go back,” Metal sympathize with you. and I do not and are now resigned to a very custodians and some metal fabri­ strike further because it adds a the yard every day.” people, and I don’t think that’s an people are breaking no laws other agree that there is nothing that local financial position and was about to Trades Council President Joseph long strike.” You may be eligible to remain in cators and shifting some work to new issue that must be resolved Shipfitter Sean Dugan said the off-the-wall number ... where is than health regulations; the city can officials can do. They may be enter Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Messier said. "Many of these "They asked us for a funda­ your current medical insurance pro­ other plants owned by EB’s before the workers return. people "returning to work can’t the company going to get them?” cite them for the latter, but that’s all intimidated or may not want to act on gram paying the group rate. This they can do. this for fear of bad publicity. But, My boss did say that there is a requires that you act promptly. Check A You can imagine what this has done clearly, if the situation is as you’ve possibility of avoiding bankruptcy if to property values. I couldn’t give my with your supervisor or personnel PEOPLE described, many local ordinances are negotiations with the company’s office. Waiting too long could cost you Quick quiz forecasts house away right now. and, frankly. being broken. creditors proceed favorably. In any IN BRIEF an important benefit. I ’m almost at the point that I’d like to! There is no reason that I know of event, the payroll has been cut to the Monkees’ fans go ape I don’t want to call this problem to bone and I am a casualty. why summonses cannot be made, and CHICAGO (AP) — It’s been two decades but Ferreira promoted chances for success the attention of our local newspaper contempt-of-court citations or even Bruce Williams, America’s top fans still go ape for the Monkees — the because my husband and I both agree arrest warrants be issued if those Am I entitled to severance pay? radio talk host. Is heard each Luis M. Ferreira was recently named that doing so would only exacerbate summonses are not acknowledged They are paying me through the end of weeknight on NBC stations. Write to musicians, not the primates. vice president of Mechanics Savings Bank Bv Changing Times even point and whether you are on the situation. Short of going public and discharged. the week, and that’s all. Williams in care of the Manchester A new generation of fans gathered by the of Hartford. The Klpllnger Magazine ta'rget for reaching it? ■ Do you know how much it U with this, what can you suggest? In the event that your local officials N.R. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester thousands this weekend to pay homage to the Ferreira joined the bank in 1967 as a A READER refuse to act, I would gather my HOUSTON 06040. group at the 1988 Official Monkees Convention. part-time teller while attending the Answer the following questions actually costs you to make each "I have practically memorized every University of Connecticut, where received from Changing Times magazine sale? show,” said Lisa Mason, 15, of Portsmouth, his bachelor’s degree in political science. to test whether you’re using the ■ Do you know exactly how Va., about the television series that showcased He was assigned to the bank’s branch kinds of management practices much inventory you have on that will give your business the Readers’ tales from the mail the madcap Monkees. system for 10 years, first as a manager and hand? " I have a crush on Mike (Nesmith) because best chance of success. ■ Do you belong to a trade later as assistant treasurer. In 1986, he association for your industry? he’s the strong, silent type.” If you are in the prebusiness Dr. Gott joined the Mortgage Department and was stage, answer the questions on ■ Do you read the same publi­ The band, which had six Top 10 hits during appointed assistant vice president. G Peter Qott, M.Di the basis of expectations as well cations your competitors and have stamp of authenticity the series that ran from 1966 to 1968, is Ferreira was commissioned as a second as anything you may already your customers read? enjoying a revival of its show on cable lieutenant in the Army Reserve in 1971 and have done. The more ^■yes” ■ Do you talk regularly about television. now is a major. DEAR DEAR ABBY: I don’t know if HONDA AWARDS — Manchester Honda of 24 Adams St. recently answers, the better the chance business-related topics with other ABBY: My it’s true that it took a valentine 45 " I ’m closer in spirit to their ages now,” He lives in South Windsor with his two your management techniques small-business owners? family calls me years to go from Idaho to guitarist Peter Tork, 46, said Saturday before daughters, Christina and Kimberly. rewarded three of its employees for the most demonstrators, sales and, won’t cause the downfall of your ■ Do you get regular feedback "Pack Rat” be­ Connecticut, but I still have the performing at convention. " I thought I was deliveries of new vehicles. From left, new-car manager Ed Thornton-.;; business. from your customers and base cause I save D ear A bby postcard that Fordham Univer­ older then.” Rogers taps Mikulak congratulates salesmen Craig Peters of South Windsor, first prize; Roger ' ■ Do you have a written plan changes on their suggestions? Doctor should everything, to sity sent to me in 1951 (just before Tork was joined by fellow Monkees Micky Terranova of Hebron, second prize; and Marc Herrnbergerof Storrs, third that sets out the goals you want to ■ Do you consistently study which I reply. Abigail Van Buren I graduated), which reached me Dolenz and Davy Jones at the convention, but Raymond J. Mikulak of Willington has prize. achieve in the next five years? your competitors’ ads and read ■’You never in California in 1969. By that time Nesmith declined to attend. been named manager of Rogers Corp.’s ■ Has it been revised recently? their sales literature? double-check know when it I was married woman with seven Molding Materials Division in Manchester. ■ Can you prove you’ve made ■ Do you have training ses­ might come in kids. He will be responsible for coordination of Two types of Investors Gustow is director progress toward the goals with sions for and regular motiva­ New album worries Julio tional meetings with your DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m 60 plus, go to the doctor handy.” The postcard bears both the the manufacturing, engineering, sales and WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - There are hard numbers? Al Gustow of Manchester was recently ■ Can you generate a cash flow employees? every three or four months for checkups, have never Well, after 1951 and the 1969 postmarks, but I N E W YORK marketing efforts of the division. two types of investors in the chemical never did find out where it had named a director of the Connecticut without having to suffer through been sick and have been married to the same reading your column in the vered due to insufficient postage.’ (AP) — Spanish A nine-year Rogers employee, Mikulak industry today, the corporate raider and □ □ □ been for 18 years! Independent Cab Operators Association. too many dry spells? wonderful man for 46 years. Imagine my surprise at Wenatchee World, in which you The letter was dated July 8, 1800. crooner Julio Igle- started at the Molding Materials Division the "patient capitalist,” according to asked anyone can top the story ANN MAFFEO FURIA The statewide association was recently ■ Does your accountant pre­ The following sources can help my last medical exam when my doctor told me I had It was addressed to the president sias says his new as engineering manager. In 1980 he was Harry Corless, chairman of ICI Americas. about the valentine that took 4.') of the Tribune of Justice in SHERMAN OAKS, CALIF. reorganized to enhance the image of the pare and thoroughly explain you develop a feel for what good syphilis and prescribed penicillin. My mother’s album. Nonstop, promoted to operations manager. The raider, he says, is looking for a quick years to get from Idaho to Arequipa — the second-largest industry, to represent the industry at reports other than tax returns, management is all about. sister told my older sister that our father gave our was a soui^e of Mikulak received his bachelor’s degree payoff. The other is willing to wait a mother this disease when she was pregnant with my Connecticut. I went straight to a city in Peru.” DEAR ABBY: I think this will legislative and regulatory public hearings such as monthly profit-and-loss non-stop worry for in chemical engineering from Clarkson reasonable length of time for a payoff. ■ "Avoiding the Pitfalls of older brother, but they are all dead now so I don’t newspaper clipping I had saved Abby, you be the judge. Have a top the 45 years it took a valentine and to work together to solve state and statements and balance sheets? him. College of Technology, Potsdam, N.Y., in Corless says his firm adopted a "patient Starting Your Own Business,” by have any way of finding out the truth. Can syphilis since 1964 while I was living in sunshine day! to get to East Haven, Conn., from local industry problems. ■ Have you consulted an expert 1968. He is a member of the American Jeffrey P. Davidson (Walker, lie dormant for so long? Peru, Here it is: PATRICIA L. WINTERMEIER Boise, Idaho. This item appeared “ The more I capitalist” strategy when it acquired Atlas Officers are James Grimes of Putnam, recently about financial or mar­ CASHMERE, WASH. in the Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot- listened, the more Institute of Chemical Engineering, the Chemicals in 1971. I d ’s business in the president; Michael Olschafskie of Vernon, keting strategy? $19.95). ■ “ Business Plans That Win DEAR READER: Congenital syphilis can remain News on Feb. 16, 1988: insecure I got,” Society of Plastics Engineers and the United States has developed steadily over vice president; and McGhie of Hartford, ■ Have you talked about your 2 $$$: Lessons From the MIT dormant for years, although such a case would be DEAR PATRICIA: Your pack- In 1907, Joseph Gabner mailed Iglesias said in an American Society of Quality Control. He is the years and sales have gone from $200 secretary-treasurer. Other directors are business with your bank’s loan Enterprise Forum,” by Stanley unusual. Most states require a blood test for syphilis Postal authorities said they had rat ways paid off. The 164-year- a postcard from Atlantic City, interview in this a certified quality engineer and a licensed million in 1971 to more than $3 billion George Samuels of Hartford and Paul J. officer even though a loan wasn’t letter in a old letter in transit topped them N.J., tohisfamily inSteelton.Pa. week’s People professional engineer in Connecticut. today. Carpenter of Enfield. the object right then? R. Rich & David E. Gumpert before two people can marry. I suppose that your (Harper & Row, $8.95). condition could have slipped by unnoticed 46 years stack of mail marked undcli- all. Read on: It arrived 80 years later in son magazine. ■ D o vou know your break­ ago. William Gabner’s mailbox. " I had a big However, I worry more that you may be showing a William Gabner, a retired depression and all biological false positive reaction. 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For 47 YearsI ■ Of total household savings in the The two were honored along with the late Tuesday & Wednesday 9 30-5 30 survey charged an average credit Cheryl Umbel, spokeswoman for the compared to 59 percent of bank Hoot Gibson at a ceremony that drew 600 649 Main Street card interest rate of 17.4 percent, with National Credit Union customers and 60 percent of thrift U.S., 46 percent is in banks, 35 percent Thursday 'til 9 00 in other savings institutions, and 6 Western buffs and some past Inductees, who Downtown Manchester an annual fee of $16.83. Savings and Administration. customers. 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SP, Box 431, the sidewalk. ^ Sf RVICt SINC^ Madison, Wis. 53701. fee at all. of services. So why doesn’t everyone join? 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 22. 1988 iHaiifhriilrr Hrralii Poland Movies From page 1 From page 1 Section 2, Page 11 SPORTS Monday, Aug. 22, 1988 over the main gate at 8:35 a.m. Narkon says she figured eve­ Late this morning, however, riot ryone at the audition would be police cordoned oTf approaches to trying to look glamorous, and that the shipyard. she needed a different look. J a Strikers chanted Solidarity slo­ “ I felt like the best way to get a gans and posted strike banners on part would be to fit in with that Kimball fails to make team, the shipyard fence, helping some era,” she said. " I thought if I supporters who had been locked wore my mother’s dress, I would out to scramble over the gate. catch (the director’s) eye. That A short time later. Solidarity dress is my good-luck dress.” national chairman Lech Walesa But her husband, Norman, saves U.S. embarrassment arrived. didn’t think this was wise. “ First, "W e must fight for reforms. We he didn’t believe I was really By Hal Bock The message is clear. Deliver must fight for Solidarity. There is going to try out for the film ,” The Associated Press the wrong chemicals in the no other way,” Walesa exhorted Narkon said. “ Then I came out, testing cup and you’re gone, no strikers in a 20-minute rally at the all dressed, and he said, ‘ You’re Bruce Kimball saved the U.S. matter what the explanation, but gate. not really going out in that get-up, Olympic Committee considera­ face 45 years in the slammer and "Everything is closed and the are you?’ But when I came home, ble embarrassment by finishing it’s perfectly OK for you to try out whole shipyard is on strike,” I was grinning from ear to ear. He fourth in the platform trials and for the Olympic team. Walesa said later by telephone said, ‘You got the part,’ and I failing to qualify for America’s USOC and U.S. diving’s regula­ diving team. from his Gdansk home. said, 'The dress got the part.’” / tions notwithstanding, common He said the enthusiasm of the "Getting the part” meant Nar­ He could have saved himself sense should have prevailed and A young strikers surprised him. kon was entitled to credentials to / even more embarrassment by not kept Kimball away from the f ’ "This youth we have there is just cross roadblocks, $50 a day and a showing up for the competition in trials and the spotlight. A low About 35 runners race at Martin School Saturday as part of the Lutz incredible.” sumptuous buffet lunch. "And it the first place. profile would have been more Children's Museum’s 1.5-mile Family Fun Run. Walesa blamed the strikes on meant you had to stay, in your Wearing the red, white and blue sensible. But then common sense authorities, whom he said have costume and makeup, from 7 / colors of the United States in the keeps most folks from driving refused to engage in dialogue a.m. until 6 p.m.,” Narkon said. Olympics, representing America with four beers under their belts. - i SSi with, workers. In her case, the costume was in that international theater, is a As inappropriate as his appear­ " I wanted to avoid strikes,” he the gray dress which her mother, privilege. ance at the trials was, the ‘Fun Run’ said. "W e shouldn't be striking. who used to operate W illie’s Steak One wonders if Bruce Kimball reaction of the crowd was per­ U We should be working. But there House on Center Street, had did not surrender that three JiVI- haps even more remarkable. was no other choice. ... We are purchased in the 1930s. weeks ago today, when he drank There were lusty cheers for still waiting for serious talks.” Being on the set "w as like being four beers and then went out for a Kimball, salutes for his best raises $600 None of the shipyard’s towering in Disneyland,” Narkon remi­ drive in Brandon, Fla. Two dives. Only the silence of a cranes appeared to be operating, nisced last week. “ We were in a teen-agers wound up dead and six handful of teen-agers, friends of and a foreman speaking through park, and the director wanted all others were injured in the ensuing the victims, suggested anything a fence stated that all depart­ the contemporary cars removed, accident. out of the ordinary. But they were for museum ments were shut down. and replaced with vintage cars. Kimball faces five felony a small, nearly invisible Workers could be seen strol­ So he snapped his fingers and charges, including two counts of minority. G ling, taking naps or perching on when you blinked your eyes, it driving under the influence- Kimball started the day in third The Lutz Children’s Museum raised about $600 fences and walls around the yard. was done.” manslaughter. If convicted, the place in the 10-meter platform Saturday during the annual F am ily Fun Run at Straus confirmed that the govern­ The best part of being in the charges could mean 45 years in competition, well within striking prison for Kimball, a silver Martin School, said Robert Digan, chairman of ment considered the shipyard on film, said Narkon, was the people distance of the top two slots and A medalist in the 1984 Games. the race and treasurer of the museum. strike. she met. " It was really a fantastic X an Olympic berth. He briefly America’s system of justice nudged into second place with This year, the organizers added a l>/2-mile “ If you work only eight hours a experience, I made such good AP photo says you are innocent until three marks of 10 on an early race to go along with the 3-miie race, Digan said. day, you make 40,000 zlotys ($89) friends,” she said, pulling out a month, and that’s not enough to envelopes stuffed with snapshots FRUSTRATION — New York’s Don Mattingly reacts after proven guilty and so, having dive. Then he slipped back. With the additional race, about 100 runners make a living,” said one man in of some of them. lofting a fourth inning fly ball in Sunday’s game with the posted the requisite $10,000 bail. Finally, it camedown tohislasi participated, which is about 30 more than in the his mid-20s, asked why he joined Some of these friends are “ film Mariners at Yankee Stadium. After the Yanks lost, 4-2, the Kimball was released, pending dive. He was a trifle short on last two years, he said. trial which is not expected until the strike. followers,” who audition for bit usually retisent Mattingly popped off to the press about AP photo form, finishing fourth behind The extra race was added because the shorter The shipyard, where Solidarity parts in any film being shot within December. And since he had qualifiers Greg Louganis and - -5 A r i . - ! , , . . : „ , , ^ ‘ his frustration with the season. nothing else on his immediate -Vr distance is easier for children to handle. Digan began eight years ago this month, a day’s drive of their homes. PLATFORM OLYMPIANS — Patrick Jeffrey, left, and Patrick Jeffrey and third-place said. also was the scene of a strike in Some of them called to encourage agenda, he decided to go to Greg Louganis celebrate making the U.S. Olympic team finisher Mike Wantuck. “<4>> ' - 4, Indianapolis and try out for the This is the third year the event has been run, May that ended inconclusively. In Narkon to audition for the Jane Kimball explained his decision Olympic team. in platform diving at the U.S. Olympic Diving Trials in he said. Poland, striking workers gener­ Fonda movie, "Stanley and Iris,” to compete in the trials, saying. Right then and there, a red flag Indianapolis Sunday. " I f I were in the work force. I w~' The purpose of the event, in addition to raising ally go to their plants but do not being filmed in Waterbury. ■ ■ JT' .vwniaiiV'^ Angry Mattingly should have gone up. USOC ha.s would go back to work. For me. funds, is to let people know about the existence work. "But I didn’t want to do that. Not since the labor unrest that I ’m not going to turn into some rules and regulations for just carefully skirted the issue. And if tion. He was stripped of his gold diving is my work.” Thenhecited of the museum, Digan said. With more and more led to the 1981 military crack­ kind of a film nut. I was only about anything one of its athlete.s you expected any objections from medal in the 400-meter freestyle the adversity he has faced in his people entering the race, he said he hoped that down on Solidarity have authori­ interested in ‘Mr. North’ because or federations might choose to do. the U.S. diving federation, well it and treated like some kind of life — including serious injuries more people would become involved with ties had to confront strikes on it was set in old times,” Narkon vents frustration For example, it scrupulously dutifully looked the other way, outlaw athlete who had disgraced suffered in a drunk driving museum activities. such a scale. said. protects the misuse of the sacred proclaiming only that it had no himself and his country. accident in 1981. ‘ Olympic rings as if they were rules to disqualify athletes in But times change and 16 years "A person doesn’t give up,” Highland Park Market sponsored the event. In spite of her insistence that NEW YO RK (A P) - New York season. We get constantly carats in the Hope diamond. But Kimball's situation. later, under a huge American flag Kimball said. “ I don’t give up and The event was run in conjunction with the she’ll never have stars in her Yankees star Don Mattingly, in a dogged. And players from other 2 misuse of a vehicle by a world Well, maybe it should. hanging in the Indiana University 1 won’t give up. I ’m not sure I Manchester Sports Hall of Fame. eyes, Narkon has enjoyed the rare display of emotion, lashed teams love to see that. That’s why class athlete apparently doesn't In the 1972 Games at Munich. natatorium Sunday. Bruce Kim ­ could live with myself if I did.” Winners in the I'/i-mile race were; Library hoopla surrounding the opening out Sunday and indirectly blamed nobody wants to play here,” he fall under its jurisdiction. Olympic swimmer Rick DeMont ball tried to make the same That’s not a problem for Kevin of “ her” film. She returned to owner George Steinbrenner for said. M'- ■ 8 and under: Ryan Zawistowski. Attorney Robert Helmick. tested positive for an illegal Olympic team that allowed De- Gossic, 17. and Robbie Bedell. 19. From page 1 Newport for the premiere show­ the team’s recent fade in the Mattingly signed a three-year ■ 9 to 16; M att Brandi (first o v e ra ll). president of USOC. harumphed substance, which happened to be Mont’s gold medal victory to be They were killed in the accident, ing, had a reunion with her American League East. contract in spring training and ■ Open: JohnLenehan. his way through a statement that contained in his asthma medica­ discarded. three weeks ago today. W friends from the cast, and has “ The players get no respect ■ Open female; Mary Digan. "guaranteed” Steinbrenner. seen the movie in Hartford, as around here. They give you whose Yankees have not won the Winners in the 3-mile race were: needed. well. money, that’s it. Not respect. division since 1981, that this ■ 16 and under: Todd Liscomb. Trustees felt the request was “ But that’s it. No more movies Money is not respect. There’s would be their year. 2 defeated because of inaccurate ■ 17 to 39; SeanToland (first overall). for me. I’m sure of that,” said Eckersley saves day against Bosox information being given to the never been respect here, and it’s “ We’re going to win the Am eri­ i it -M ■ 17 to 39 female; Brenda Cuthbertson. Narkon. "A t least, I think I ’m n public, but according to state law not going to change.” Mattingly can League east. We’re the best ■ 40 and over: James Wall. sure.” said after a 4-2 loss to Seattle. club. There’s no club out there Bv Dave O’Hara should get the idea that I ’m the same question could not go to getting all these saves on my own. The Yankees, who held first that can beat us.” Mattingly said The Associated Press a vote more than once. However, though. I ’m having a great year, ______1. Photos by Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Elsesser found the Library Build­ place from May 3 to June 19. have at the time. “ We’ll win. I BOSTON — Dennis Eckersley sure, but it’s because the other ing Committee overestimated the lost three in a row and nine of 13. guarantee it.” Lindsay Pilver, 6, of 143 Florence St., stretches before They fell six games behind Mattingly is batting .317 with 13 has pitched a no-hitter. He has guys, especially the bullpen, cost of a construction overseer for Quake setting me up for the saves.” division-leading Detroit, their homers and 69 runs batted in. At been a 20-game winner. New he’s running. the project by $10,000. The library After Mark McGwire’s 25th ;biggest deficit this season. the All-Star break, Steinbrenner on the verge of setting an Oakland board then decided to try again. Frtyn page 1 record for saves. homer off Bob Stanley to start the The question went back to the ; Mattingly spoke for 15 minutes criticized Mattingly for not pro­ That leaves him with just one eighth and Luis Polonia’s game­ voters with a request for an •after the game, never mentioning ducing enough. Steinbrenner also m ajor goal to add to his 14-year winning two-out single off Lee additional;$290,000 for the project for victims. Steinbrenner by name, but mak­ picked at Yankees All-Stars major league resume: to pitch, Smith. Eckersley checked the and won approval in a referen­ But the monsoons, which hit the ing the implication clear. He was Rickey Henderson and Dave and win, in the World Series. Red Sox for two innings. subcontinent in late June and controlled, even though his sent­ Winfield. dum held July 26. " I ’m hoping this turns out to be He ran into trouble on a bloop According to Zlotnick, owner of usually last through September, ences were laced with expletives. “ You can call us babies, you a great year with the club going hit and a walk in the ninth, but Zlotnick Construction of Mans­ hampered relief operations. “ You can’t get beaten over the can call us complainers, you can all the way,” the 33-year-old bore down to retire slugger Mike o ’ r^ii? Nepal’s Thapa told a news head every day and want to play. call us anything you want, but field, work will begin this week right-hander said Sunday after Greenwell on an easy grounder to and continue through the winter. conference that "the rains have It's hard to come to the ballpark treat us with some respect,” preserving the Athletics’ 5-4 first and then struck out Ellis li^BP The project is likely to be done by been a great hindrance in carry­ every day when you’re unhappy. I Mattingly said Sunday. Burks on three pitches to end the have to fight m yself every day to “ I ’m not giving up on this victory over the Boston Red Sox. June 1989, he said. ing out rescue works. Access to game. play here.” Mattingly said. year,” he said. “ We haven’t With a major league-leading 35 In the meantime. Booth & some areas of this mountain Later, Eckersley said he fondly “ It just gets old. And it isn’t this played well, that’s a fact. We saves, in 40 opportunities, Eck­ Dimock will be operating out of country is impossible.” recalls his Boston days from series. It’s been building for a haven’t deserved to win many of ersley is within one of the club two outlets, one at the Cove Plaza He said 21 of the kingdom’s 75 1978-84, but now “ it’s an eerie long time, all year. It’s never the games lately. But there has to re c o il set by Bill Caudill in 1984. and the other at the Porter districts suffered extensive dam­ feeling” pitching in Fenway been as bad as it’s been for this And four of the saves have been Library on Route 44. age. be a reason, there has to be.” Park. club.” “ I f you don’t have ahy respect in Oakland’s 6-3 record against “ Coming back to Fenway is “ I can’t imagine any club being for me, I don’t have any respect Boston this season. The Red Sox weird' for me,” he said. “ I ’m treated the way we have this for you and I don’t want to play just happen to trail first place emotional anyway when I pitch, Arson burns apartments; season and playing as close to here,” Mattingly said. “ I ’ll have Detroit by four games in the A L but coming in here makes me first place as we have most of the fun playing somewhere.” East. Eckersley pitched a no-hitter more emotional.” 14 homeless in Hartford against California while with “ When the game is on the line, m-’ Cleveland in 1077. Traded to it’s in his hands.” said veteran 'JX Boston in a multiplayer deal in slugger Don Baylor. “ Once he has HARTFORD (AP) — Fourteen "Thank God for two ways out. Americans in favor hf 1978, he had a 20-8 record. But the a lead it’s over with.” people were left homeless today The people escaped through the Red Sox lost a single game “ What can you say, it went to when an arson fire heavily back,” Barrow said. playoff to the New York Yankees the wire,” Boston Manager Joe damaged an apartment house in of federai funding for the division flag. Morgan said after the A ’sendeda Hartford’s South End, a fire Barrow said the investigation is The Red Sox swapped Eckers­ three-game losing streak and official said. continuing and there are no ley to the Chicago Cubs for Bill salvaged the windup of a three- AP photo Pete Murphy of 34 Crestwood Drive The blaze was reported in a suspects in mind. game series. “ Eckersley is three-story brick building on “ There was a report that some for Olympic athletes Buckner in 1984. The Eck got WINNING RUN — Oakland’s Carney Lansford scores the tough. When (Marty) Barrett and shows his fatigue after completing men were seen coming out of the another shot at a championship Franklin Avenue at 12:16 a.m., (Dwight) Evans got on, I thought winning run despite the effort of Boston catcher Rick the three-mile race. building before the fire, but we ring, but came up empty. The according to Lt. Willie Barrow of By Gary Lanaer importance or great importance we might beat him, but he’s Ceremone In ^he eighth inning Sunday at Fenway Park. haven’t confirmed that. Even so, Cubs were beaten by San Diego in the fire marshal’s office. The Associated Press to them that the U.S. team wins tough.” that does not mean there was any the National League playoff. The A’s rallied for a 5-4 win. “The cause of the fire was more medals than any other With the victory, the A ’s connection,” Barrow said. "N ow I want a (championship) incendiary. It was set. It was NEW YO RK — A broad major­ nation’s team. improved their record to 78-47, Three of the four families had ring,” said Eckersley, whohad 16 Sean Tolan, left, winner of the three-mile race, is arson,” Barrow said today. ity of Americans favor federal But rivalries between nations best in the majors. It also was Polonia’s first game-winning monster up on the mound,” found a place to stay with saves after being converted to He said the fire was started in funding for Olympic training, notwithstanding, and despite pol­ their 40th road win, tops in the hit of the season was the first hit Polonia said of the 6-foot-6. congratulated by his brother, Paul, who finished second. The relatives and one couple was full-time relief last year. “ The big the front stairwell, preventing something the government and itical boycotts of the Games in majors and the club’s most since off Smith in seven games since 245-pound Smith. “ He’sabiggu y, brothers live at 165 Hilliard St. staying in a local motel, accord­ thing is that m y arm feels good resident's of the four households the U.S. Olympic Committee long recent years, 76 percent said they it had 44 in 1975. July 24. The hitless span covered a strong guy, but he has to throw ing to Barrow. and I ’m throwing strikes. Nobody from using that exit as an escape. have resisted, a Media General- believed the Games encourage 9 23 innings. the ball for a strike like every Associated Press poll has found. international cooperation, the “ The guy really looks like a other pitcher. Sixty-seven percent of the 1,223 stated goal of the Olympics. adults polled in the national Among other findings; Andrew and Fergie name the baby: Beatrice Elizabeth Mary survey supported federal funding — Six in 10 respondents said Bolton captures title for U.S. Olympic athletes, while they believed judged events, such Softball semis tonight just 27 percent were opposed. The as gymnastics, are scored fairly; E N FIE LD — Bolton won the iiiiuyus two Doubles. Ron named Princess Beatrice. queen as “ too yuppie.” It said the is the middle name of the Prince Charles and his wife Grose and Brett Robinson By Edith M. Lederer Britain’s newest princess is team receives no money from the 26 percent said not and the rest District Eight Summer Little It’s semifinal time in the annual beaten Allied Printing at 6 p.m. queen suggested the name Bea­ duchess’ mother, Susan Bar- Diana were comparatively quick The Associated Press currently at Balmoral Castle, the While the duke and duchess government now. weren’t sure. Of those who said League Connecticut Classic each added two singles while Town Slo-Pitch Softball Tourna­ Tuesday at Fitzgerald. were deciding on a name, British trice during a family gathering at rantes, wife of Argentinian polo to name their children. Prince queen’s summer home in Sco­ With the Summer Games to judging is unfair, 90 percent said Tournament championship Max Schardt doubled and* ment with three teams to be The C Division semifinal at 6 gamblers had a few ideas as well. Balmoral. player Hector Barrantes. It is William, who is second In line to LONDON - The Duke and tland, with her parents and begin in Seoul, South Korea, In it was influenced by political with a 15-2 romp over Enfield Harry Hoar and Ron Morin eliminated tonight in action at p.m. at Robertson has Mudville “ It was agreed to be the perfect also the name of Andrew’s the throne behind his father, was Duchess of York named. their grandparents. Bqt.tbeir top Charlotte, three weeks, the poll also found considerations. East Saturday night at Higgins each singled. Ryan Roth, Matt Fitzgerald Field and Robertson Nine against Allstate Business 'Victoria, Annabel and Elizabeth, compromise — unusual enough to great-grandmother. Queen named eight days after his birth two-week-old daughter Beatrice She was bom Aug. 8,1988 at 8; 18 sharply divided opinion on the — By an overwhelming 85 Field. Maneggia and Brian Dube Park. In the A Division semifinal, Machines. The winner moves to all turiwd out to be losers. please Fergie, but royal enough Mary, wife of King George V. and his younger brother. Prince Elisabeth Mary, Buckingham p.m., considered one of the participation of professional ath­ percent to II percent, respond­ played well defensively. Glenn Construction opposes ‘The Tuesday’s title round against Th e' tabloid Sun, Britain’ s to please the queen,” The Sun Taking two weeks to choose a Harry, who is third in line, was Bolton moved into the title In the win over East Wind­ Palace announced today. ‘ luckiest moments of the century letes in some sports. A plurality, ents favored continuing to hold Outdoor Store at 7:30 p.m. at unbeaten Gibson’s Gym at 6 p.m. largest-circulation paper, hit the said. ' name is not unusual in the royal named after 24 hours. game with an 11-3 victory over sor, Schardt was the winning The baby, who is fifth in line to by Chinese astrologers, and flew four in 10, wanted no profession­ the Games at a different city Fitzgerald. The winner takes on at Robertson. A seco^ game, if mark last Friday with a front­ Princess Beatrice’s second family. But Charles himself was re­ East Windsor earlier in the pitcher. He spun a five-hitter the throne, will be known as Her to Scotland hours after leaving als, but nearly as many favored every four years, rather than unbeaten Sportsman Cafe Tues­ necessary, will be played at 7; 30 page banner headline revealing name, Elizabeth, is after her The queen’s daughter. Princess ferred to as the "infant son” for day. while striking out 10. Chris Royal Highness The Princess Portland Hospital in London with allowing professsionals in all installing them at a fixed day at 7:30 p.m. at Fitzgerald. p.m. all three of the baby's names grandmother, the queen, and her Anne and her husband Mark about a month after he was bom In the title match, Cory Boothroyd singled and tripled, P a t r ic e of York, the palace said. her parents on Aug. 12. i Olympic sports. location. If either the A or B Division correctly. great-grandmother. Queen P h ilips took more than three on Nov. 14, 1948. His name was Silver spun a three-hitter, Shawn Boothroyd ripped two She is the first child of the The name Beatrice -I which Most respondents viewed the —Interest in the Games was The B Division semifinal pits championship is not decided The paper said Annabel was Mother Elizabeth, who just cele­ weeks to name their son, Peter, announced the day before his striking out five. Bolton had singles and Grose and Schardt form er Sarah Ferguson and her means bringer of joy — has royal Games as a contest among virtually unanimous; Ninety-two Washington Social Club against Tuesday, a deciding game, if Andrew and Sarah’s first choice brated her 88th birthday. and almost four weeks to name christening on Dec. 14 of that nine hits led by Shawn Boo- each singled. husband. Prince Andrew, the roots. The youngest of Queen nations as well as among ath­ Tierney’s at 6 p.m. at Fitzgerald necessary, is scheduled but the name was rejected by the The baby’s third name, Mary, their daughter, Zara. year. second son of Queen Elizabeth II. Victoria’s nine children was letes. Six in 10 said it was of some See AMERICANS, page 12 Field. The winner meets un­ Wednesday. I MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, AuB. 22. I9M — U IN B R IE F Thompson unfazed Dispirited Yankees shut down by M’s Bankhead NEW YORK (AP) - Scott respect. You get money and found any more such balls, he Bankhead may not have had his Force holding tryouts that’s It. They give you money, would be ejected,” said Barnett, by setback to pros best stuff, but it was more than but money’s not respect. who also examined Rhoden’s enough to shut down the New The Manchester Soccer Club Force ” If you don’t treat me with glove and discussed the manner (boys 12 years old) will hold tryouts York Yankees, who are beginning respect, I don’t want to work for By Jim O'Connell system.” to seem dispirited. with New York manager Lou Tuesday from 5 to 7; 30 p.m. at Charter Oak you,” Mattingly said in an Piniella. The Associated Press Mitch Richmond, who scored 14 "H e didn’t have his ‘A ’ stuff Field. For further information, contact Sal points on Friday night, did not Indirect reference to recent " I asked to check his glove, ^ a y , ” said Seattle catcher Scott blasts as the team by principal Altrui at 646-3028 or Don Kelsey at 643-5252. AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - play on Sunday after suffering a which he doesn’t have to do, and Bradley after Bankhead, 7-7, held owner George Steinbrenner. John Thompson had only to look toe injury in a hotel room, he took his glove off and let me the Yankees to five hits over Seattle took a 2-0 lead in the at his collegiate program toerase accident. check it. It was a very nice seven innings in the Mariners’ 4-2 first off Rick Rhoden, 7-10, on an Rooney critical but stable any doubts about the 1988 men’s "The pace wasn’t good for him discussion with him and Lou,” victory over New York Sunday. RBI double by Harold Reynolds U.S. Olympic basketball team today,” Thompson said. ”I Barnett said. PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pittsburgh Bankhead struck out eight .to and Bradley’s two-out single, after their first loss. thought another day would make Steelers patriarch Art Rooney Sr. is slowly give Seattle pitchers 33 strikeouts which scored Reynolds, Jay Buhner, traded by the m:'' ” I never went undefeated at things a lot better.” being weaned from a respirator following a in 37 innings as the Mariners won Rhoden pitched his first com­ Yankees to Seattle on July 21 for Georgetown and losses in De­ Things couldn’t have gotten stroke that has left him partially three of the four weekend games plete game since opening day Ken Phelps, doubled and scored cember never bothered my any­ much better for the five members paralyzed, hospital officials say. against the Yankees and pushed after 20 consecutive starts with­ Seattle’s fourth-inning run. way. The tournament is played in of the Detroit Pistons who played New York six games behind out finishing. Reflecting on his return to New Rooney, 87, the founder and chairman of March,” Thompson said Sunday against the Olympians in the first Detroit in the American League New York scored an unearned York, Buhner said, ” I didn’t get the N F L’s fifth-oldest franchise, was in after the Olympic finalists lost to game played in the 21,000-seat East, the Yankees’ biggest deficit run on Jim Presley’s throwing pelted by rocks or pebbles or critical but stable condition today at Mercy AP photo a group of NBA players 90-83, Palace of Auburn Hills, the new of the season. error in the second inning to make anything. People were cheering Hospital in Pittsburgh. their first loss in five games home of the Pistons. CRASH — A racing car driven by Mario Andretti, right, fails apart as he Bankhead did allow an earned it 2-1, but the Mariners scored on for me, which was kind of nice.” Hospital spokeswoman Mary Donnelly against teams of professional ” We lived up to our reputation, crashes into the third turn waii after being in a crash with Dick Simon, left run after walking Claudell Wa­ Presley’s RBI single in the fourth After Bankhead walked Wa- said Sunday doctors won’t be able to tell if players. ” We have a goal at the we’re the bad boys,” Detroit’s during the running of the Quaker State 500 Sunday at Pocono shington to lead off the eighth, and again in the sixth on a shifigton to open the eighth, the paralysis in his right arm and leg is end.” Isiah Thomas said after scoring reliever Bill Wilkinson walked A snapping his streak of 21 innings double-error by Yankees’ second permanent until Rooney is taken off the International Raceway in Long Pond, Pa., Sunday. The goal, of cdurse, is the gold 15 points and handing out 10 without allowing an earned run. baseman Randy Velarde to make pinch-hitter Rickey Henderson respirator, which should be accomplished medal in Seoul. Thompson was assists before a crowd 16,435. New York has now lost 15 of its it 4-1. and both runners advanced on within the next day or two. quick to point out how important ” We wanted the win. The first, last 23 games, which prompted a With Alvin Davis at bat in the Mattingly’s infield out before the loss could be in that pursuit. thing I told the guys when we. Rooney was sleeping less, an indication post-game outburst from first fifth, home plate umpire Larry pinch-hitter Jack Clark hit an ’’That was more beneficial to us came in is they embarrassed the; that swelling on the left side of his brain is Phinney leads sweep baseman Don Mattingly. Barnett issued a warning to RBI grounder that scored Sabatini takes title than winning by 10 or 30.” team the other night. ... I wasn’t going down, Donnelly said. He is fed ’’This is the first time I ’ve had Rhoden for allegedly scuffing the Washington. intravenously. BOULDER, Colo. (A P ) — David Thompson said two days after the about to be embarrassed. We as. MONTREAL (AP) — Fourth-seeded to fight myself every day to play ball. Mike Schooler earned his ninth Phinney captured the Coors International Olympians beat another team of Pistons wanted to win. We wanted Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina won a the gam e,” said Mattingly, ad­ “ I found a ball with a scuff on it. save, but not before loading the AP photo Bicycle Classic Sunday, completing the NBA players by 33 in Richfield. to make our first game here a U battle of teen-agers by beating 17-year-old ding that “ there are a lot of It was scuffed in a manner which Hester to the Falcons Ohio. ’ ’They were very physical victory.” bases with two out in the ninth on SAFE AT HOME — Seattle's Scott Mariners won, 4-2, to take three of four 15-stage. 1.077-mile race in an unofficial Natalia Zvereva of the Soviet Union, 6-1, unhappy players” in the Yan­ I had seen before in the league and I was glad to see that. We The NBA players came out with • singles by Rafael Santana, pinch- Bradley slides past a late tag by New time of 2 hours, 20 minutes. 35 seconds, to 6-2 in the final of the Player’s Challenge kees’ clubhouse. office,” said Barnett, who indi­ from New York. The setback drops the EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — The Los have to find out about these guys. an extremely physical style, and hitter Gary Ward and Washing­ lead a Team 7-Eleven sweep of the overall “ This club this year is as bad as cated that league officials had York Yankee catcher Joel Skinner, right, Yankees six games behind the American Angeles Raiders, well-stocked with wide women’s tennis tournament Sunday. You can’t go in with a lot of clay Thompson was glad about that, ton. But Schooler then induced standings. I ’ve seen it,” Mattingly said. shown him Rhoden balls. as he scores in the sixth inning of League East Division-leading Detroit receivers, dealt off one Sunday when they Sabatini, who knocked off second-seeded heroes.” even though his team was outre- Henderson to hit into a game­ Phinney, third in Sunday’s final stage, “ You come here and .you get no ”I gave him a warning. If I sent Jessie Hester to the Atlanta Falcons Chris Evert in Saturday’s semifinals, Apparently Thompson and his ending forceout. Sunday's game at Yankee Stadium. The Tigers increased his overall lead to one minute. 59 bounded 42-30. fora middle-round draft choice. needed only 67 minutes to complete the staff know which 12 of the 14 seconds over teammate Andy Hampsten. ’ ’Those guys are trying to help Hester, the Raiders' No. 1 draft choice in victory, her third on this year’s tour. The remaining players will be on the us,” Thompson said. ” I talked to In the team standings. Team 7-Eieven 1985, was caught up in a numbers game at 18-year-old earned 881,000 as she became final roster for Seoul, but he Chuck (Person) and asked him to G finished more than a half-hour ahead of the position in recent years. the youngest winner in the history of the wasn’t telling anybody. be a little aggressive. It makes a runner-up Postobon of Columbia. Slumping Mets slam-dunked by Padres’ pitching In the last few months, the Raiders nine-year event. ” We pretty much know, they difference when you’re passing if don’t know” Thompson sa id of the drafted wide receiver Tim Brown in the Zvereva, the sixth seed, had gained the you’re being pushed out of SAN DIEGO (AP) - The San players. “ There are injuries to afternoon. “ They’ve got more hot-hitting Tony Gwynn. ‘ T v e Gwynn was moved to center- much off anybody,” New York there. It’s just a serious drought first round and traded a first-rounder to Allison pulls away finals by eliminating top-seeded Martina bounds. They were physical but Diego Padres don’t fear facing worry about and things within the experience than we did. But we always thought that we would be field for the first time Sunday, manager Davey Johnson said. were in right now. We can’t score Chicago for Willie Gault. They also Navratilova and No. 3 Pam Shriver. never dirty.” the first-place New York Mets, played them well. able to win and we’re just starting making room for Carmelo Mar­ “ We’ve had guys you never heard any runs,” Mets second baseman acquired James Lofton (from Green Bay) BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) - Davey though Manager Jack McKeon “ The club that gives us a lot of to get things going.” tinez in left field. John Kruk in of slam-dunk our bats. There’s Wally Backman said. "The and Mervyn Fernandez and Chris Woods Allison took the lead with 46 miles to go and readily admits they’re a better problems is Atlanta.” McKeon Since McKeon has taken over right field, and on the bench for not a whole lot you could say pitchers are doing a great job for (from the ) in pulled away from Rusty Wallace and Bill World record set team. added. as manager of the Padres for ineffective Stanley Jefferson. about it. We’re just not scoring. us and we can’t give them the last year. Elliott for his first Winston Cup victory of Rahal survives crashes They dread the Atlanta Braves, VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Yordanka The win was the Padres’ fifth Larry Bowa, San Diego is 44-33. For the Mets, it was their fourth There are a few other clubs in the support.” the year in the Champion 400 NASCAR who are last in the National Donkova of Bulgaria set a new world straight. Andy Hawkins and The Padres opened 16-30 under consecutive loss and eighth in same way.” Mets starter Ron Darling, 12-9, race at Michigan International Speedway League West but only one step record in the women’s 100 meter hurdles Mark Davis combined for an Bowa. their last 11 games. They main­ The Mets, despite many oppor­ pitched seven innings and al­ ATP title to Wilander Sunday. at the Quaker State 500 behind the Padres. Saturday, clocking the distance in 12.21 eight-hitter while Carmelo Mar­ “ We play Jack McKeon’s type tained their 3‘A-game lead in tunities, have scored just three lowed five hits. Allison, 27. made the 22nd lead change of "M an for man. they’re still a MASON, Ohio (A P ) — MatsWilander’s seconds, Austrian and West German the 200-lap race at Pocono Inter-, tinez dro ve in the gam e’s only run of ball,” Gwynn said. “ We’ re National League East over runs in their four consecutive It was the fifth time the Mets the race hold up as he beat W allace’s By AAlke Harris better team,” said McKeon of the clim b out of a deep hole to win his fourth reports said. national Raceway took out both. with a fourth inning single. going places. It’s just a matter of second-place Pittsburgh, who lost losses, which have included two have been shut out this season, Pontiac Grand Prix to the fini.sh line by The Associated Press struggling Mets after the Padres Association of Tennis Professionals Donkova, 27. the reigning European Sullivan and Mario Andretti. “ We’ve got a lot of talent time before we get back to where in 14 innings to Houston. ' ‘ shutouts. including a combined shutout by 4.43 second. beat New York 1-0 Sunday Championship fanned his desire to scale champion, bested fellow-Buigarian Ginka LONG POND, Pa. - Crashes Andretti was leading by about around here,” said the Padres’ we want to be.” “ We haven’t been hitting too “ I know everybody is trying out Mark Grant and Davis on May 28. Wallace, by finishing second, increased one of his last mountains. Sagorcheva’s mark of 12.25, set on Aug. 8. littered the race track and two seconds over Sullivan, with his lead over Elliott in the Winston Cup Wilander railed from a three-game 1987. mechanical attrition took its toll, Rahal third, when the leader standings from II to 21 points. deficit in the second set Sunday to beat but Bobby Rahal kept on driving. attempted to pass a slower car Healthy fellow Swede Stefan Edberg 3-6,7-6 (7-5). driven by 54-year-old Dick Simon, Sindelar deserving Just as he has all season, Rahal 7-6 (7-5) in the A T P final. The win gave him Velasquex killed In ring Johnson loses again the oldest active Indy-car driver. finished. And, in completing his momentum for the U.S. Open and solidified Simon pinched off Andretti and COLOGNE, West Germany (AP) — 10th race of the season, the Doehring his ranking as the No. 2 men’s player in the SAN JOSE, Calif. (A P) — A 22-year-old suddenly the two cars were World record-holder Ben Johnson lost a two-time defending CART-PP(3 spinning in a cloud of smoke, both world, behind Ivan Lendl. Los Angeles-area boxer died in a hospital of International title 2 100-meter race at the Cologne Saturday, one day after suffering a Indy-car champion survived and winding up slamming hard into In the past, Wilander has said the International track and field meet Sunday, won the crash-filled Quaker State cerebral hemorrhage while being knocked the outside wall. Sullivan braked is ready Bv The Associated Press computer ranking wasn’t very important and Carl Lewis wasn’t even there. 500. out as he defended his state lightweight too late, losing control and to him. He prefers to focus on major titles, Americans Calvin Smith, in 10.16 ” We nickle and dimed ’em 3 title. backing his car into the wall. CASTLE ROCK, Colo. - Golf Golf Roundup such as the Australian and French Opens seconds, and Dennis Mitchell, in 10.27, both today,” Rahal said, his grin wide None of the three suffered any By Bert Rosenthal purists, scorning the Stableford Ricardo “ Rico” Velazquez was declared he won earlier this year. beat Johnson, whose 10.29 effort was beneath his thick black must- injury worse than bruises, but The Associated Press scoring system, insisted that dead at 5; 10 p.m. PD T after a life support He said Sunday he has changed his nearly a half-second off his world record of *ache. ’’Ittookgreatpitwork.and. Andretti and Sullivan were Joey Sindelar deserved to win the system was removed with his fam ily’s outlook somewhat. 9.83. let’s face it, consistency, just like furious. SANTA BARBARA. Calif. - inaugural International tourna­ strokes with 14 holes to play at the " I do want a little (more) now to be No. consent, San Jose Hospital spokeswoman Said Aouita of Morocco, the 1984 Olympic we’ve had all year. ” He (Simon) was in the way all Seven years ago. Jim Doehring ment two years ago. Sands Country Club. 2 1, though that never meant that much to Christ! Welter said. He had been declared gold medalist at 5,000 meters, won the 800 ’’The car just performed mar­ day,” Andretti said. ’T m sure he, was immobilized in a hospital On Sunday, Sindelar won the “ I was fortunate.” Inkster said me,” he said. ” I’ve never been No. 1. I’ve brain-dead at about 3:30 p.m. meters on a wet track in 1:43.86 and velously, and tenacity and relia­ never saw me. That’s totally' bed, his jaw wired, his back International no matter what after her second victory of the broken — and his promising shot never been thisclo.se. It looks pretty good American Jim Spivey of the United States bility paid off. The key to winning irresponsible driving as far as scoring method you cared to use. year and 10th of her career. “ You put career apparently ended. just never know in this game. You for the future.” de Lorenzi-Taya wins captured the 1,500-meter race in 3; 36.42. a championship is finishing I’m concerned.” Hitting the ball prodigious races.” It was a terrible day for the Now. Doehring. 26, is healthy distances and wielding a hot get on that momentum train and GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) — Rahal. who now has finished 14 Andretti family, with Michael, following a courageous recovery putter, Sindelar fired an 8-under- it can carry you in the right Louganis top diver Marie-Laure de Lorenzi-Taya of France Pilot Pen to AmrItraJ straight Indy-car events, dating Mario’s son, dropping out of the and is a member of the U.S. par 64 that translated to a direction.” back to last August, is the only Olympic team. tournament-record 17 Stableford It certainly carried all of shot a 5-under-par 66 Sunday to score a NEW HAVEN (A P ) — Sixth-seeded race on lap 29 with his first engine INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Greg Louganis. driver on the circuit to be running failure of the season and John, Saturday, he produced his points and a 4-point victory over Inkster’s shots in the right three-stroke victory-over Peggy Conley of Vijay Amritraj defeated fellow Indian the defending gold medalist in springboard at the end of every race this Mario’s nephew, escaping a terri-' longest throw of the year. 69 feet, Dan Pohl and Steve Pate. direction after a bogey on the Britain in the 8110.000 Goteborg Ladies Zeeshan Ali 6-3,6-1 Sunday to win the and platform diving, finished first in Open Golf Championships. season. fying crash late in the race with a three-quarters of an inch, in a “ Today I learned you don’t third hole. The Rancho Murieta, 825.000 Pilot Pen Open at the Yale Calif., resident rolled in seven Sunday’s platform finals at the U.S. The leader of the European Order of That has kept him close in the broken bone in his left foot. pre-Olympic track and field meet need*to hit it perfect when the University courts. at the University of Califomia- birdies ranging from four to 15 Olympic Diving trials while controversial Merit, de Lorenzi-Taya finished the 72-hole points race, and his first victory John, who was exiting the pits, putter is working,” Sindelar said. Amritraj, 34, needed only an hour, 15 of the season — and 18th of his Irvine. feet the rest of the way, including participant Bruce Kimball failed to make tournament on the 5,598-yard Deisjo course had to be pried from the shattered “ The cup just kept jumping in the minutes to beat the 18-year-old Ali for the career — boosted Rahal into the “Seventy feet is getting close,” way of my ball. My game was stretches of four in a row and five the team. with a 9-under-par 275 total. The victory cockpit of his car after an 85.000 winner’s check. lead, 107-104, over previous said Doehring. whose career best go

Marlneri4.YankM82 Sanlors Bolt scores Eight games in the rugged NFC East Division won’t be a picnic B a s e b a ll SEATTLE N E W Y O R K GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Rnol By David GInsburo o b r h b l scares and prize money Sunday from the Bowl title: they become the key backer ends his Dallas Cowboys Brantly cf 5 1 2 0 Wshgtnef 8250,000 (toeater Grand Rapids Open, The Associated Press game on every opponent’s sche­ holdout by the season-opener. Reynids 2b 4 1 1 1 H M orrIs If ployed at the 4,219yard, par-71 Elks After 20 straight winning sea­ American League atendinga Coles If 2000 RHndsn If Country Club: dule and there’s a tendency to intends to prove Cottocf 0 0 0 0 M tn glylb Orville MOOdv,837,5D0 494970— 203 WASHINGTON - The prob­ become complacent, although that he, not Banks, is the best sons, the Dallas Ctowboys went 7-9 A O a vIsIb 4 0 1 0 Phelps dh Gary Ployer,18J)B 704944—204 lems ass(x;iated with defending in 1986 and 7-8 last year, and a Emt Divition BalbonI dh 3 0 0 0 JCIarkph (111 (3ll R0drlguez,818JI33 494970— 204 Gibbs isn’t too worried about his linebacker on the team. Fields ph 0 0 0 0 Winfield rf Chick Evans,818jn3 47-7047—204 the Super Bowl title doesn’t team’s heads swelling through "LT is playing very well," another losing campaign is a Detroit 73 SO .593 — Bradley c 4 1 2 1 Pgirulo 3b Bruce DevllnA8A40 704947—205 concern Washington Redskins their helmets. distinct possibility. Boston « 54 ,5«1 4 Buhner rt 3 1 1 0 Velarde 2b Dove HIIIA8J40 497944—205 coach said. “He’s Running back Herschel Walker N w Y ork « 55 .545 4 Presley 3b 4 0 11 Santana ss Harold Hennlng,»A40 47-47-71-205 roach Joe Gibbs as much as the “Our guys know we can’t win playing like he’s got a lot to prove. Mllwoukee 63 43 .500 tl'/j Oulnons ss 4 0 1 0 Skinner c Jim Hatfleld,88A40 497047— 205 brutal schedule that comes with unless we play our absolute best He doesn’t like to lose, and he doesn’t have Tony Dorsett to Toronto 41 43 .492 12'/j GW ordph J.C. Goosle,88A40 494940— 205 share time with, and should help C l ^ I o n d 59 45 .476 14'/i Totals 31 4 9 3 Totals Billy Cosper,84,142 4947-71— 204 capturing the NFC East crown every game,” said Gibbs. "We’re likes to be the lead horse." Boltimore 42 81 .341 31 Joe Jlmenez,84,142 47-73-44— 204 last year. really not a dominating team. the Cowboys with both his run­ West DIvMen Soottlo MO 101 000-4 Jim Cochran,85J)92 71-48-48— 207 The eight games within the With the exception of the Super Philadelphia Eagles ning and pass-catching. But quar­ rv-.-. ^ W L Pet. O B Now York 010 000 010-3 Homero Blancas,85,092 47-71-40— 207 terback Steve Pelluer must be Oakland 78 47 .424 — Game Winning RBI — Reynolds (2). Jim Klng,85,092 494970-207 division will be tough enough. Bowl, we really weren’t all the ’The Philadelphia Eagles are Minnesota 49 54 . 541 8 E — Presley, Velarde 2. D P — Seattle 1, Bobby NlchOlS,84,175 474973— 200 But beginning Oct. 30, the great last year.” more consistent if Dallas is to Kansas City 44 59 .520 13 New Yark 3. LOB— Seattle 4, New York 9. Wolt Zembrlskl,84,175 734947— 200 ready to soar. After going 5-191 in balance its running game. Rookie California 42 42 .500 15'/j 2B— Brantley, Reynolds, Buhner, Bradley, (toy Brewer,84,175 497070-200 Redskins go through a stretch in Budciy Ryan’s first season in 1986, Texas 55 47 .451 21'/? S— Reids, Ken Stlll,84,175 71-71-44— 200 which they play five consecutive receiver Michael Irvin will help. Chicago 54 70 .435 23'/j IP H R ER BB SO Dick Rhyan,83,050 47-71-71— 209 the Eagles were 7-8 last year, The Cowboys’ offensive and Seottle SO 75 .400 28 Seattle Doug Dalzlel,83,050 4 972-40— 209 games against playoff teams that The Giants hardly showed any including 7-5 in non-strike games. Saturday's Games Bankhead W,7-7 7 5 2 1 3 8 Roland Stafrord,S3,D50 707247— 209 finished a combined 54-20. defensive lines have been re­ Kansas City 4, Cleveland 2 signs of greatness last season “We just have to keep getting Wilkinson 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Bob Boldt,83JI50 71-71— 47— 209 "Our first goal is to make the vamped to include a blend of Milwaukee 8, Toronto 1 MJockson 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Kel Nagle,83J)50 704970— 209 after winning the Super Bowl in better,” Ryan said. "We're young youth and experience as Randy Boston 7, Oakland 5 Schooler S,9 1 3 0 0 0 0 Mike Fetchlck,83,050 704970—209 playoffs,” Gibbs saW. "Then, 1986. New York dropped two and we’re going to make mis­ Detroit 2, Chlcogo 1 New York Ray Beallo,83J)S0 497240— 209 we’d like to get a horne playoff White and Too Tall Jones are A Texas 3, Minnesota 2 games before the strike, three Rhoden L,7-10 9 9 4 3 2 5 Jim Ferree,82,275 4947-75— 210 takes. But if we don’t win, we’ll at phased out by Danny Noonan and Seattle 9, New York 5 Bankhead pitched to 1 batter In the 8th, Al Chandler,82,275 67-7970— 210 game to get the upper hand. Our during it, then closed with a 6-9 least scare the hell out of them." Baltimore 3, Californio 2, 11 Innings HBP— Coles by Rhoden, WP— Art WallA2,275 7247-71— 210 third goal is to win the Super record. Kevin Brooks. Sunday's Games Bankhead. (tordner Dickinson,82,275 71-4970— 210 Quarterback Randall Cun­ Oakland 5, Boston 4 Bowl, but with our schedule it will One of coach Tom Landry’s Umpires— Home, Barnett; First, Kosc; Rec photo/Speolsl to the Hersid Dick Hendrlckson,82,275 4971-70-210 Among the factors were a ningham is the heart of the biggest challenges will be im­ Toronto 8, Milwaukee 4 Second, Roe; Third, Cousins. Denny Folton,81,750 67-7971— 211 be tough to do” terrible replacement team and Eagles offense, both running and Seattle 4, New York 2 T— 2:48. A — 42,293. LEAGUE CHAMPS — Army and Navy Don Massengale,81,750 72-71-40— 211 In contrast, the New York proving a pass defense that California 3, Baltimore 2 Duchette, Randy Bombard, Russell Howie Johnson,81,750 797945— 211 injuries to 10 starters, but for New passing. Last season he led the ranked 25th. Kansas City 3, Cleveland 1 Angsis 3, Orlolas 2 won the Rec League softball title this Benevides, Gregory Qualls, Tom Ga- John Brodle,81,750 707948— 211 Giants’ bid to bounce back after York to return to the top it must team in rushing with 505 yards, Detroit 5, Chicago 0 Ben Smlth,81,750 797040— 211 last season’s last-place finish will Phoenix Cardinals Minnesota 12, Texas 2 summer. Team members, from left, front leota, Keith Jarvis. Missing: Dayton (tordon Jones,81,334 7547-70— 212 revive its running game. Joe and passed for 2.786 yards and 23 Monday's Games CALIFORNIA BALTIMORE Bob (toalbv,8),334 72-7070— 212 be aided by a schedule that Morris gained 1,516 yards and touchdowns. His favorite target. A new home has brought fresh Oakland (C.Young 7-7) at New York Ob r h bl row: Bruce Kinel, Bruce Macaro, Dave Stimpson, Richard Cuzmickas, Matt Butch Bolrd,81,336 4972-72— 212 u Ob r h bl includes two games against the scored 14 touchdowns in 1986, but Pro Bowl receiver Mike Quick, hope and more home fans for the (Hudson 4-3), 7:30 p.m. DWhIte cf 4 0 0 0 Orsulok rf 4 1 1 1 Hanley, Rick Clapp, Steve Caron, Joe Lou Graham,81,334 72-4972— 212 Seattle (Swift 6-10) at Baltimore (Perozo Muzzell and Bruce Fray. Miller Barber,81,334 71-7447— 212 Detroit Lions (4-11 last year), and last year, slowed by injuries, he led the squad with 46 receptions Phoenix Cardinals, who. as the 5-5), 7:35 p.m. Roy 2b 4 0 1 0 BAndsn cf 4 0 0 0 M cLm r 2b 0 0 0 0 CRIpkn ss 3 0 1 0 Peck, Joey Peck. Back row: Bob Phil Rodgers,81,334 754940— 212 games against Kansas City (4- ran for 658 yards and three and 11 TDs. St. Louis Cardinals, hadn’t won a Californio (T.Clark 5-1) ot Boston Joyner 1b Dow Flnsterwald,81,334 794979-212 (Hurst 14-4), 7:35 p.m. 3 0 0 0 Murraydh 4 0 2 0 11). Atlanta (3-12), and the New scores. CDavIs rf 2 1 1 1 Trober 1b 4 1 1 0 (Sene Llttler,81,000 71-71-71— 213 The Eagles must give Cun­ playoff game in 28 years. Last Chlcogo (Reuss 9-7) at Toronto (Stieb Eppard dh 4 1 2 0 Sheets If 4 0 1 0 Charles Coodv,81J)00 71-7072— 213 York Jets (6-9). The key to that is the offensive ningham ample protection if he is year the Cardinals were 7-8, 11-8), 7:35 p.m. Howell 3b Agim Bardha,81JI00 744971— 213 Detroit (Alexander 11-8) at MInnesoto 4 0 11 (Jerhortpr 0 0 0 0 National League results Padres 1,MetsO Still, the Redskins have the line, where center and missing the playoffs by a game. Bosley If 10 0 1 Kennedyc 3 0 1 0 Bob Brue,81,000 71-71-71— 213 to operate at peak efficiency. (A.Anderson 11-7),8:05p.m. Arm os If 10 0 0 Pete Brown,81,000 724973— 213 talent to win the NFC East and guard Billy Ard are the only "We nearly reached our goal of Cleveland (Forrell 13-7) at Milwaukee Tettletn oh 100 0 G o l f Last year Philadelphia surren­ Boone c 4 0 1 0 (3onzals3b 2 0 0 0 N E W Y O R K S A N D IEG O Charlie Slfford,81,00a 794972— 213 become the first team to win players sure of spots. The other making the playoffs last year." (BIrkbeck 8-4), 8:35 p.m. Schoflld ss Astros 2, Pirates 1 (14 Innings) o b r h b l O b r h b l Joe Lopez,8715 7 071-73—214 dered 72 sacks, and much of Kansas City (Bannister 9-10) at Texas 3 1 1 0 Dwyer ph 0 0 0 0 Stonlck 2b 0 0 0 1 Dykstra cf 3 0 0 0 Kruk rf 3 0 1 0 Jerry Barber,8715 4972-73— 214 consecutive world champion­ starters will come from a group Cunningham’s rushing yards coach Gene Stallings said. (Guzman 10-10), 8:35 p.m. Myers p 0 0 0 0 Wynne pr G 0 0 0 0 Jim m y Powell,8715 72-71-71— 214 Tuesday's Gomes BRIpkn 2b 4 0 0 0 HOUSTON PITTSBURGH ships in the 1980s. Rather than including second-year man Doug were a product of necessity, not ’’Hopefully, that whet our Totals M 3 7 3 Totals 33 2 7 1 o b r h b l McDw II p 0 0 0 0 RAIom r2b 4 1 2 0 O o r g e Lannlng,8715 7072-72— 214 Oakland at New York, 7:30 p.m. Ob r h bl Bckmn 2b 4 0 2 0 Tallwood play a pat hand after its 42-10 Riesenberg; Damian Johnson; design. appetite.” GYoung cf 4 0 11 Cangels cf 4 0 1 0 Gwynnef 4 0 1 0 Bill Colllns,8500 794973— 2)5 AP plioto Seattle at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. KHrndz 1b 4 0 0 0 CMartnz If 3 0 11 TWO MAN BESTBALL— Gross- Stan Dick Howell,8500 72-72-71— 215 Super Bowl victory over the Californio at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Californio OOO 002 100-3 Doran 2b 5 0 0 0 VanSIvk cf 2 0 0 0 rookies Mike Ariey and Eric After Cunningham, the Eagles Neil Lomax threw for an Baltimore 800 801 001— 1 Puhl rt 3 0 0 0 Lind 2b 4 1 2 0 Strwbrv rf 4 0 2 0 Morind 1b 4 0 1 0 Domlan-Rov Bell 49, John Mulcahy-BIII Bob Rosburg,8500 7571-49^215 Denver Broncos, Washington Moore; William Roberts and Karl NFL-best 3,387 yards last season. Chlcogo ot Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Game Winning RBI — Howell (5). M cRyIds If 4 0 0 0 Santiago c 3 0 1 0 Muzin 70, Net- Len Belanger-Morty Fred Hawklns,8500 7971-72— 216 had problems moving the football Detroit ot Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Redus If 3 0 0 0 Carter c LIFT OFF — Joe Morris (20) of the Giants is stopped in E— Gonzales. LOB— Californio 9, Balti­ Pnkvts ph 10 0 0 Fisher p 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 Flannrv 3b 2 0 0 0 Slenko 40, Bill Dowd-Frank Damon 40, (toss Jawor,8500 71-7972— 216 added free agent linebacker Nelson, who has recovered from on the ground. Anthony Toney His targets include J.T. Smith. Cleveland at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m. Oleda pr 0 0 0 0 Tmpitn ss 3 0 0 0 Frank Woltyna-Wes Woltvna 42, Dve Don Rlgazlo,S500 757249^214 his tracks by Pittsburgh’s Tyronne Stowe in their NFL Kansas City ot Texas, 8:35 p.m. more 7. 2B— Howell, Kennedy, Roy. 3B— Agosto p 10 0 0 Bonds If 2 0 0 0 Wilber Marshall to bolster a Hodgkin’s disease and a shoulder had 473 yards and Keith Byars Roy Green and tight end Rob Murray. HR— Orsulok (3). S— Schofield, HJohsn 3b 3 0 2 0 M aD avIsp 0 0 0 0 C a ru so -P a u l C a la m a rl 42, B ern ie Quinton Gray,8500 71-7972— 214 GDavIs 1b 5 1 3 1 Bonilla 3b 4 0 2 1 Elster sj defense that lastyearranked 18th exhibition game Saturday night at Giants’ Stadium. The injury. Await, who is still recovering Roy. SF— Bosley, CDavIs, Stanicek. Bell 3b 6 0 0 0 GWIIson rf 5 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 Hawkins p 2 00 0 Quesnel-BIII Calhan 42, Steve Nuveldt- rushed for 426 last year, but those IP H R ER BB s o AAagadn 3b 1 0 0 0 Thonss 10 0 0 Frank Schultz 42, Harry Nowobllskl- in terms of yardage surrendered. National League standings Walling If 4 0 0 0 Kipperp 0 0 0 0 Darling p Giants won. 28-17. Quarterback had totals must improve if Philadel­ from arthroscopic surgery. California BHatchr If 0 10 0 Destrd ph 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 Norm Pelletier 62, Roger Lenthocha- Fraser W,10-10 7 4 1 1 2 3 Wilson cf 1 0 0 0 Lou (tonzales 42, Bernie Quesnel-BIII The defensive line will once an excellent 1987. compiling a phia istochallenge NewYorkand The defense was a problem. Ramirz ss 5 0 0 0 Bream 1b 4 0 1 0 Totals East Dlylslon Corbett S,1 2 3 1 1 0 2 Trevino c 4 0 2 0 Prince c 5 0 1 0 12 0 8 0 Totals 29 1 7 1 Dion 42, Craig Phllllps-BIII Knowles 42, F o o t b a ll again be anchored by 38-year-old career-best 90.0 rating, but he Washington. The Cardinals were ranked No. 25 W L Pet. OB Baltimore Deshales p 2 0 0 0 Pedriqu ss 5 0 ) 0 Steve Myers-Nanev Narpin 42. tackle Dave Butz. the oldest he took from Jay Schroeder in the excellent offensive line. When needs a reliable target other than On defense, the Eagles have of 28 teams in yardage surren New York 71 52 .577 — Tibbs L,4-11 4 4 3 3 4 5 CRnIds ph 1 0 1 0 W alkp 2 0 0 0 New York oOO 080 800-0 TWO BALL OPEN — Gross- Stan Pittsburgh 48 54 .548 3'/z Aose 1 0 0 0 1 0 Bassrf 10 0 0 JRobnsnp 0 0 0 0 San Diego 800 100 80x— 1 Domlan-JIm Bldwell 45, Ken player in the league. And oppos­ regular season finale. Williams he’s not handing off to second- tight end , who three No. 1 draft picks on the line dered, gave up 24.5 points per Montreol 43 40 . 512 8 Sisk 2 1 0 0 0 1 RReyIds If 3 0 1 0 (tome Winning RBI — CMortInez (9). Comerford-Steve Buscetto 47, John ing quarterbacks will ha ve to face completed a storybook season year running back Timmy Smith, missed training camp as a (Reggie White, Jerome Brown game and allowed 30 ’TD passes. Chicago 40 41 .494 10 Tibbs pitched to 2 batters In the 7th, Totals 44 2 7 2 Totals 48 1 10 1 DP— New York 1, San Diego 1. LOB— New Nellgon-Ed GaudeHe 47, Net- Mike NFL exhibition atandlnga St. Louis 55 48 .447 16 PB— Kennedy. York 9, San Diego 7. 2B—Strav4Mrrv. K o m ln skl-D Ick P o p la sk y 52, E arl the cornerback tandem of three­ with a stellar Super Bowl perfor­ who inherits the job from George holdout. There’s a lot of promise, and Mike Pitts). but Philadelphia The bright spots on defense are Philadelphia 51 72 .415 20 Umpires— Home, Croft; First, Palermo; SB — RAIom ar (14), Strawberry (23). McKeever-Nelson Eddy 54, Mark Klrk- safeties Leonard Smith, who led Houston 010 800 080 000 01— 2 AMERICAN CONFERENCE time Pro Bowler Darrell Green mance, then underwent a fifth Rogers, Williams will throw the however, in second-year men was last in the NFL in pass West Division Second, Morrison; Third, Phillips. Pittsburgh 800 100 000 000 00— 1 IP H R ER BB SO George Frankenburger 47, Steve W L Pet. OB T— 2:59, A— 26,052. New York Cassano-John Crowley 57, Frank Val vo- East and Barry Wilburn, who last year operation on his fragile left knee. fine receiving corps of Art Monk. Odessa Turner. Mark Ingram defense in 1987 because of a leaky the team with 109 tackles, and Gome Winning RBI — GYoung (3). W L T Pet. P F PA Los Angeles 72 51 .585 — E— T revino. DP— Houston 3, Pittsburgh). Darling L.12-9 7 5 1 1 2 4 Jeff O'Neill 59; Calloway- Steve led the NFL in interceptions. Williams. 33, claims his knee is Gary Clark and Ricky Sanders. and Stephen Baker. secondary. Eric Allen, a second- Lonnie Young, who finished se Houston 67 57 .540 5'/z Myers 2-3 2 0 0 0 2 Johnson-Rich DePodls 40, Don Flavell- Indianapolis 3 0 0 1.000 43 34 LOB— Houston 13, Pittsburgh 8. 2B— Miam i 2 2 0 .500 70 81 On offense, quarterback Doug fine, and he should receive ample But strange things happen to There’s nothing wrong with the round draft pick, has been cond in tackles in addition to San Francisco 67 57 .540 5Vj Royals3,lndlans1 Trevino, Lind, CReynolds. HR— GDavIs McDw II 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Ed Pavelak 41, Chic Gognon-Bob Cincinnati 42 40 .508 9'/? (25). SB— Redus (1), RRevnolds (12). S— San Diego Gagnon 41, Jan Jayson-Bruce CrosettI New England 1 2 0 .333 48 82 Williams retains the starting job protection from the Redskins’ team.s trying to defend a Super Giants’ defense, provided line­ penciled in to .start at cornerback. forcing four fumbles. Hawkins W,11- 61. N.Y. Jets 1 2 0 .333 44 54 San Diego 40 43 .488 12 KANSAS CITY Deshales, Ramirez. Atlanta 42 81 .341 X CLEVELAND 10 7 4 0 0 3 4 LOW GROSS, LOW NET — A Fllght- Buffalo 0 3 0 .000 35 47 O b r h b l O b rh b l IP H R ER BB SO Saturday's Games Houston M aDavIs S,22 2 2 0 0 1 1 Gros- Stan Damian 57, Jim Booth 59, Central WWIIsn cf 4 3 2 0 Franco 2b 4 0 0 0 Hawkins pitched to 2 batters In the 8th. H arry NowobllskI 40, John M u lcah y 40, Houston 3 0 0 1.000 40 40 Pittsburgh 2, Houston 1 Stilwll ss Deshales 9 7 1 1 2 5 N C A A DIVISION l-A FOOTBALL Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 2 2 0 0 0 Franco dh 4 0 1 0 WP—McDawell. Net- Craig Phillips 50, Art St. Louis 52, Cincinnati 3 1 0 .750 83 41 Brett 1b 3 0 0 1 Carter cf 3 0 0 0 Andersen 3 1 0 0 0 0 Chicago 5, Atlanta 4 Agosto W,90 2 2 0 0 0 2 Umpires— Home, Pallone; First, KIbler; Bill Muzin S3, Len Belanger 53, Bernie Pittsburgh 2 1 0 .447 82 75 Seminoles have history on their side Tobler dh 4 0 2 1 Hall If 4 0 1 0 Son Francisco 4, Phllodelphio 3 Pittsburgh Second, Halllon; Third, Quick. Quesnel 53, Gordon Beebe 54, <3reg Cleveland 2 1 O .447 43 24 Trtobll rf 3 0 1 0 Snyder rf 4 0 1 0 Berger 54, Don Tucker 54, Auggle Link Los Angeles 4, Montreal 3 BJocksn If Walk 71-3 5 1 1 3 3 Only games scheduled 4 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 4 1 1 0 Dodgers 4, Expos t 54; B Flight- G ross- Sal Russo 43, Ted Seattle 3 0 0 1.000 47 33 AP*s Preseason Poll Pecota 3b 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 3 0 11 JRoblnson 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Kansas City 2 0 1 .833 82 55 By Herschel NIssenson said preseason practices "have 2 Sunday's Games Fisher 3 1 0 0 2 1 Blasko 64, Walter Cormier 44, Net- Ed Southern Mississippi on Sept. 10. from the top spot at some time Welimn 2b 4 0 0 0 Allansonc 3 0 0 0 MlfflH 49, John CIszewskI 50, Sam Denver 2 1 0 .447 87 71 1988 ______Houston 2, Pittsburgh 1, 14 Innings LOwen c Kipper L,2-5 31114 1 The Associated Press they visit Clemson, the defending gone good, despite some minor during the regular season. No St. Louis 7, Cincinnati 1 3 0 2 0 Zuvello ss 3 0 1 0 MONTREAL LO S A N G E L S Saplenza 51, Bob Wood 51, Tom San Diego 1 2 0 .333 57 82 Totals 31 3 7 2 Totals 32 I 4 1 H B P — Bonilla by Andersen. W P— Walk. injuries. Our question marks are team has ever remained No. 1 Atlanta 1, Chicago 0 B K — Walk. P B — Prince. O b r h b l O b r h b l Provencal 41, Roger Lenthocho 51, Joe L A. Raiders 0 3 0 .000 54 94 Atlantic Coast Conference cham­ OMrtnz cf 4 0 2 0 Sax 2b 4 1 2 1 Barter 51; C Flight- Gross- M ary Slenko NATIONAL CONFERENCE Son Diego 1, New York 0 Kansas City lOO OOl 010-3 Umpires— Home, Wendelstedt; Rrst, Coach Bobby Bowden, whose pion. on Sept. 17 and play host to at quarterback, linebacker, pun­ from the preseason poll straight Los Angeles 4, Montreal 0 Poncino; Second, Marsh; Third, Rlppley. Raines It 4 0 1 0 MHtchr 1b 3 0 1 0 47, Norm Pelletier 49, Bill Dion 49, Jim East Cleveland ooo 100 000— 1 Galarrg 1b 4 0 1 0 Stubbs 1b 1 0 1 0 Hoffman 49, Net- Robert MllleHe 43, N.Y. Giants 3 0 0 1.000 84 41 Florida State Seminoles have Big Ten king Michigan State the ter and placekicker” through the postbowl poll. San Francisco 4, Phllodelphio 3 Gome Winning R BI — None. T— 3:36. A— 38,290. l.F lo o u i 2 .Gcorg>a Monday's Games Brooks rf 3 0 0 0 Gibson If 3 1 1 0 Frank Damon 47, (Seorge BenneH 48, Washington 2 1 0 .447 103 81 been ranked No. 1 in the Asso­ following week. Although quarterback Danny Oklahoma, the preseason No. 1 Cincinnati (Jackson 17-5) at Pittsburgh E — Zuvello. LO B— Kansas City 5, Cleve- Wallach 3b 3 0 0 0 Marshal rf 4 0 1 0 Dave Caruso 48, Earl Norsworth 48, Dallas 1 1 0 .500 48 41 ciated Press preseason college “We could be in it or out of it this McManus has graduated. (Drabek 12-5), 7:35 p.m. londS. 2B— Upshaw, Tortobull. SB— Wilson Cardinals 7, Reds 1 Foley 2b 3 0 0 0 Shelby cf 2 0 0 1 Kevin Osborne 49, John Kensel 50. Phllodlphla 1 2 0 .333 40 57 in each of the last three years, 13. Noire Dame (1) Houston (Scott 13-4) at Chicago (27), Brett (11). S— Stillwell. Fltzgerld c 3 0 1 0 Wood sn 3b 3 0 0 0 Phoenix 0 3 0 .000 .51 73 football poll, doesn’t mind open­ September,” Bowden said. "You Bowden can call on Chip Fergu­ IP H R ER BB SO finished third this time, the same (Sutcliffe 1310), 8:05 p.m. Rivera ss 3 0 1 0 Scloscia c 2 0 0 0 Central ing against defending national have to play every second — son and Peter Tom Willis, "two 3. Oklahom a Kansas City CINCINNATI STLOUIS Heaton p 1000 Andesnss 3 1 1 1 Minnesota 2 1 0 .447 47 40 spot the Sooners wound up last Atlanta (Glovlne 4-14) ot St. Louis Gublczo W.15-7 9 4 1 ) 1 4 International Golf acorea 14. Alabama 2 (Magrane 2-7), 8:35 p.m. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl ONIxonph 10 0 0 Learyp 3 1 1 0 Chicago 1 1 0 .500 41 45 champion Miami. that’s the price you have to pay to guys who’ve started before. I season after a 20-14 Orange Bowl Cleyeland Daniels If 4 0 1 0 Coleman If 4 0 1 3 Porrett p 0 0 0 0 Green Bay 0 2 1 .147 45 80 4 . Clcinsoo ( 3 ) Philadelphia (M.Moddux 33) at Son Block 5 31)15 History is on his side. be ranked No. 1. Every Saturday think they’re ready to play. loss to Miami. Oklahoma re­ 1 5 . M i c h i g a n S t a t e Diego (J.Jones 8-10), 10:05 p.m. Franco p 0 0 0 0 McGee cf 4 0 1 0 WJhnsn ph 1000 CASTLE ROCK, Colo. (AP) — Rnal Detroit 0 3 0 .000 X 53 RNIchols L,(L4 4 4 2 2 2 2 Sabo 3b 4 0 1 0 Guerrer 1b 3 0 0 1 Holman p 0000 Tompo Bay 0 3 0 .000 24 42 Since the AP took its first you have to play your best They’re fighting pretty hard for ceived two first-place votes and New York (Gooden 14-4) at Los Angeles BK— Block 2, RNIchols. round scores and prize money Sunday I n the (Tudor 7-5), 10:35 p.m. Larkin ss 3 0 0 0 Brnnskv rf 4 0 1 0 Totals 30048 Totals 1848 3 SI million International golf tournament W m I preseason poll in 1950. only four because everybody wants you the job and we’ve got the best 2 0 , 5 Umpires— Home. McClelland; First, Oesterss 1 0 0 0 Pndltn3b 4 1 1 0 Atlanta 2 1 0 .447 44 71 946 points. Montreol (Smith 37) ot Son Francisco McCoy; Second, Coble; Third, Meri­ played on the por-72, 7J03-yard Castle preseason No. 1 teams have failed bad. It’s a dangerous position, but supporting cast of runners and (Reuschel 14-4), 10:35 p.m. EDavIs cf 4 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 3 1 1 0 Montreal 880 OIL Plnes(tolfClubcourw(icoHngltbased on New Orleans 2 1 0 .447 42 44 wether. ONelll rf 4 0 1 0 Oauend 2b 4 1 1 0 Los Angeles 808 811 Wx- San Fmcisco 2 2 0 .5X 103 98 to win their opening game. one we’re flattered to be in.’’ receivers we’ve ever had. Three first-place ballots and Tuesday's Games T— 2:22. A— 17,949. modified Stobletord system awarding 8 iT.Tettocssee Cincinnati ot Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Esoskv1b 1110 TPerxz c 2 2 2 0 Gome Winning RBI — Sax (4). points tor double eagle, 5 for eagle, 2 for L.A. Rams 1 3 0 .250 82 W Nebraska lost to UCLA 20-17 in This is such an important game “But defense will be the key. If 929 points went to fourth-place Houston at Chicago, 8:05 p.m. Dibble p 0 0 0 0 Terry p 3 2 11 E— Rtzgerald, Raines. DP— Montreal Z birdie, zero tor par, mlnus-1 tor bogey and Saturday's Games 1972. the Comhuskers were tied we go to the top, we’ve got to do it Clemson, No. 12andchampionsof Atlonto at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. TlgarsS.WhltaSoxO W nghmph 10 0 0 Los Angeles 3. LOB— Montreal 3, Los mlnus-3 for worse than bogey): Cincinnati 24, Detroit 7 that Bowden has closed his * o : Philadelphia at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. RM rphy p 0 0 0 0 Angeles 3. 2B— Galarraga, Sax. HR— Joey SIndelar, 81804)00 17 New England 24, Philadelphia 21 6-6 by LSU in 1976, Michigan lost practices, something he rarely with defense. We’ve got to re­ the Atlantic Coast Conference a Collins If 10 0 0 Anderson (2). SB— Sox (34), Gibson (24). Atlanta 19, Tampa Bay 14 New York at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Don Pohl, 1814100 13 to Wisconsin 21-14 in 1981 and the does. place three of four linebackers year ago. Syracuse, last year’s g.M iam i. Fl» Montreol ot Son Francisco, 10:35 p m. CHICAGO DETROIT Reed c 2 0 11 SF— Shelby. Steve Pate, S884IOO 13 New York Giants 28, Pittsburgh 17 No. 4 team, did not make the SOj 10. Sooth Caro'**^ obrhbl obrhbl Tredwv2b 3 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO M ark Wisbe, S484IOO 12 Indianapolis 18, New Orleans 4 1984 Auburn team lost to Miami "We’ve never opened with and that’ll be the key there.” KW IIm s cf 4 0 0 0 Sherldon If 4 1 2 1 BIrtsas p 10 0 0 Montreal Chip Beck, S404I00 11 Son Francisco 34, San Diego 27 2918 in Kickoff Classic II. Miami Miami before," he said. Nebraska. No. 6 last year, preseason Top Twenty. 9 . Iow a ( 1 ) Lyons 3b 4 0 0 0 Bergmn 1b 4 1 1 1 (Jrltlev 1b 2 0 0 0 Heaton L.3-9 5 5 2 2 2 3 Davis Love 111,8344100 9 Houston X, Los Angeles Rams 17, OT 40: 20- Penn State Baines dh 4 0 1 0 TrammI ss 4 0 1 0 Totals 31 1 5 1 Totals 11 7 9 5 Porrett 2 2 2 2 0 0 Ben Crenshaw, 833,500 8 Wcshlngton 45, Los Angeles Raiders 27 was the defending national cham­ At least not since Bowden received two first-place votes and UCLA, which finished ninth in Posauarf 2 0 0 0 DEvnsdh 3 10 1 Holmon 1 1 0 0 0 0 Sunday’s Game 1 0 . T e x a s AmarlcanLaaguarasults Bruce Lletzke, 8314100 4 pion that year, too. arrived in Tallahassee in 1976. 952 points. The Comhuskers open 1987. is fifth with two first-place 3 0 : Salasc 3 0 1 0 Nokesc 2 1 0 0 Cincinnati 800 100 000— 1 Los Angolos Bill Gtasson, 829,010 5 Minnesota 19, Phoenix 14, OT against lOth-ranked Texas A&M MIDIaz 1b 3 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 0 2 1 SILoulS 040 300 aox— 7 Leary W,14-8 9 4 0 0 0 12 Tom Kite, 8174)00 3 Monday's Game "We’ve got to play them sooner Florida State, under Coach Bill votes and 818 points. Southern niheses) Boston If 3 0 0 0 Murphy rf 4 0 0 0 Gome Winning RBI — Terry (1). P B — Scloscia, Rtzgerald. Chicago at Dallas, 8 p.m. in the Kickoff Classic next AthlsllcsS.RsdSox4 Andrew AAogee, 8234100 2 or later,” Bowden said of the Peterson, opened with Miami in Cal, the Bruins’ crosstown rival 2 0 : Guillen ss 3 0 0 0 Pettis cf 4 1 1 0 E — BIrtsas. LOB— Cincinnati 5, StLouls4 Mike Reid, 8234M0 2 Thursday, Aug 25 Seminoles’ visit to Miami on 1963 and 1964, winning 24-0 and Saturday night. and the defending Pac-10 cham­ AAonrla 2b 3 0 0 0 Wlwndr 2b 3 0 0 0 2B— Esosky, Pendleton, Coleman, Giants 6,Phllllea3 Sam Randolph, 8234)00 2 Buftalo vs. Tampa Bay at Nashville, OAKLAND BOSTON Totals 29 0 2 0 Totals 32 5 Reed, 74 Brunansky, TPena. SB— Pendleton Jodie Mudd, 8194)00 1 Tenn., 7 p.m. Saturday night, Sept. 3. “Let’s 14-0. Miami won last year’s Oklahoma was a close third, pion, received three first-place 1 0 ; (3), OSmIth (43). S— Terry. SF— PHILA SA N FR A N Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 :X p.m. Ob r h bl O b r h b l (Suerrero. Bill Britton, 817JOO 0 find out what we’ve both got.” early-October meeting 2925. ■ followed by Clemson. UCLA. votes and 775 points after finish­ Polonia If 4 1 2 1 Boggs 3b 4 1 0 0 Chicago 000 880 080— 0 O b r h b l o b r h b l Doug Tewell, 817,500 0 Indianapolis at Denver, 8 p.m. Southern California, Auburn, Mi­ DHedsn cf 5 0 1 0 Barrett 2b 4 1 2 0 Detroit o n 000 lOx— 5 IP H R ER BB SO Bradley If 4 1 2 1 DNIxoncf 3 0 2 0 Andy Bean, 815JD0 -2 Phoenix at Kansas City, 8 :X p.m. Although Miami is No. 8 in the With 10 teams receiving at least ing 18th last year. Canseco rf soil Dw Evn dh 3 0 1 0 Gome Winning RBI — Salazar (8). ancHinotl Dernier cf 3 0 0 0 RThpsn 2b 3 0 0 0 Richard Zokol, 815J00 -2 m tey, Aug. 14 preseason rankings, Bowden said one first-place vote, Florida State ami. Iowa and Texas A&M. Like Oklahoma, Auburn begins Porker dh 4 0 0 0 Greenwl If 4 0 0 0 E— Morris, Solas, Guillen, JMcDowell, BIrtsos L,1-3 3 1-3 5 7 5 2 1 M Thm pph 1000 Aldreteph 0 000 Cincinnati at New England, 7 p.m. The Second Ten consists of Mc(3wlr 1b 5 111 Burks cf 4 1 0 0 KWIIIIoms 2. DP— Detroit 1. LOB— Dibble 22-3 3 0 0 1 4 Harris p 0 0 0 0 S ^ e r l b 1 0 0 0 Miami at Minnesota, 8 p.m. that “to me, Miami is No. 1. They was a runaway preseason choice 1988 in the same position where it Lansfrd 3b 3 2 2 0 Benzngr rf 4 1 0 0 Chicago 3, Detroit 7. 2B— Pettis, Berg­ RMurphy 1 1 0 0 0 1 Samuel 2b 4 00 1 Clark 1b 4 1 2 0 Seattle at San Francisco, 9 p.m. ended up No. 1 last year (Flori()a for No. 1 over Nebraska. The Michigan. Georgia. Notre Dame, ended 1987. The seventh-place man. SB— Sheridan (7). Franco 1 0 0 0 1 1 Parrish c 4 000 Mitchell If 3 1 1 0 Atlantic City Claaalc acorea Los Angeles Raiders at Chicago, 9 p.m. Hassey c 10 0 1 Parrish 1b 2 0 2 2 State was No. 2) and nobody’s Seminoles received 44 of 60 Alabama, Michigan State, West Tigers received 769 points. AP graphic Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Ramlne rf 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO StLouls J o rd a n 1b 4 1 2 1 Y o n g b - New York Giants at Cleveland, 9 p.m. Terry W.4-3 9 5 1 1 2 3 loodlf 0000 Los Angeles Rams at San Diego, 11 Virginia. Tennessee, LSU, South Weiss ss 110 0 SOwenph 10 0 0 Chicago S O M E R S POINT, N.J. (AP) — Hnal beaten them yet.” first-place votes and 1,161 of a Baylor ph 0 0 0 0 Rice If 0 0 0 0 JM cDw II L,5-9 41-3 7 5 4 3 2 Umpires— Home. Froemmlng; Rrst, CJames rf 4 0 1 0 Mldndorf 4 2 3 2 p.m. Carolina and Penn State. Tata; Second, Davis; Third, Darling. Jeltzss 3 0 0 0 MW Im s3b 3 2 11 scores and prize money Sunday at the Soturdoy, Aug. 27 The Florida State-Miami game possible 1,200 points from a (killeoo ss 0 0 0 0 JoReed ss 3 0 2 1 JnDayls 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 82254)00 LPGA Atlonflc City Oasslc, The AP poll originated in 1936 Ceronec 2 0 0 0 Defroit T— 2:25. A-34,129. GGross ph 1 0 1 0 Uribe u 3 0 2 2 Pittsburgh at New Orleans, 12:X p.m. originally was scheduleii for Oct. nationwide panel of sports wri­ Gutlerz3b 3 1 1 0 M n w m gc 3 0 0 0 ployed on the par-71, 44120-vard Sands New York Jets vs. (toeen Bay at Madison, North, South Korea at a stalemate Gedm anc 10 0 0 Morris W,11-12 9 2 0 0 1 8 and the first preseason vote was K N M Ilrp h 1 0 0 0 Riles ph 1 0 0 0 (tountry Club (x-won one-hole playoff): WIs., 2 p.m. 29, but was moved up at the ters and sportscasters. Totals » 5 7 4 Totals 11 4 7 1 Umpires— Home, Evans; First, Joyce; x-Jull Inkster, 833,750 rad94S-304 Second, Tschida; Third, Young. Bravest, Cubs 0 Carman p 2 0 10 Brenly c 000 0 Atlanta vs. Washington at Birmingham, request of CBS, which will It’s the first time Florida State taken in 1950. Since that time, the Clayp Ham okrp 2010 Beth Daniel, 820A12 4448-72— 204 Ala., 7 p.m. (Tofcland 110 000 110-5 T— 2:16. A— 39,147. 000 0 Rosie Jones, 811,109 7444-70— 110 televise the game nationally. has ever been ranked No. 1. The preseason No. 1 team has won the By Paul Shin Korean chief delegate Park Joon- Korean capital of Pyongyang Boston OM 000 000-4 ATLANTA CHICAGO Ruffin p 0 0 0 0 Sorensenp 1 0 0 0 Hauston at Dallas, 9 p.m. Tekulve p Betsy King, 811,109 7049-71— 210 End Preseoson Schedule Bowden called the early meet­ previous high was last year’s national championship just seven The Associated Press kyu said negotiations were dead­ beginning Aug. 29 to focus solely Game Winning RBI Polonia (1), O b r h b l o b r h b l 00 00 Debbie Massey, 811,109 494F73—310 DP— Oakland 1, Boston 1, LOB— Twins 12,Rangars2 Blocker cf 3 10 0 Webster cf 3 0 0 0 M Y oungrf 1 0 1 0 ing of last year’s 1-2 teams "an ninnerup finish, as well as a No. 2 times — Tennessee in 1951, locked and proposed a private on trying to resolve the Olympic Totals IS 1 9 1 TotoN 31 411 5 Martha Nouse, 811,109 47-70-73-310 Oakland 9, Boston 10, 2B— Lansford, Oberkfl3b 4 0 1 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 Sally Quinlan, 84437 71-49-71— 311 NFLixhlbltlonraault ideal move.’’ But the Seminoles ranking in the final 1980 regular- Michigan State in 1952. Oklahoma PANMUNJOM, Korea - North meeting with his North Korean issue while there was still time. JoReed, Parrish. HR— McGwire (25). T E 7 U S MINNESOTA G Perrv 1b 3 0 11 Grace 1b 4 0 0 0 Cathy Marino, 85J49 7^7347-312 D M rphy rf 4 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 PhHadetphla lie 880 110-3 have anything but an ideal season poll. in 1956,1974 and 1975, Alabama in and South Korea were dead­ counterpart to try and resolve the Sept. 2 is the entry deadline for SB— DwEvons (3). S— JoReed, Hassey. Ob r h bl O b r h b l ion taanctsce Sandra Palmer, 85,548 49-70-73—312 McDwel cf 4 0 0 0 Glodden If 4 1 1 1 Thomas ss 4 0 1 0 Palmeir If 3 0 1 0 Sherri Turner, 84,313 7449-70-413 September schedule. Florida State returns 13 star­ 1978 and Oklahoma again in 1985. locked after today’s third round problem. athletes. DJames If 3 0 0 0 Low3b 3 0 2 0 Gome winning RBI — Uribe (8). Vlklnga10.Cardlnalaie IP H R ER BB SO Garbeylf 0 0 0 0 Newmn3b 4 1 1 0 E— MWIIIIoms. OP— Philadelphia Z San Kim Shipman, 84,313 73-70-71-313 After returning home to play ters and 43 lettermen. Bowden But those seven teams all fell of talks on a non-aggression North Korea’s delegation with­ North Korea has said it will Oakland Fletchr IS 4 0 0 0 Puckett cf 2 10 0 Runge 2b 4 0 1 0 Berryhll c 4 0 0 0 Colleen Wolker, 84413 48-73-72—313 Benedict c 3 0 1 0 Dunstonss 4 0 2 0 Francisco 3. LOB— Philixielphia 5, Son agreement and the Olympics with drew to consider the proposal, but boycott the Olympics if it is not GDavIs 51-3 5 4 4 4 5 OBrIen 1b 3 0 1 0 Moses cf 1 0 0 0 Francisco 8. 2B— Bradley, MaMorxido 2, Mindy Moore, 83A01 7449-71— 314 Mkineseta 0 4 3 7 3— if HoneycuttW,3-2 1 2- Sierra rf 3 1 1 0 Hrbek 1b 3 3 2 3 PSmIth p 3 0 0 0 BleleckI p 2000 Kristi Albers, 83A00 70-73-72-314 no word on whether negotiations did not respond by the set allowed to be a co-host. South Trillo ph Mitchell. 3B— Uribe. H R -^ o rd o n (7). S— Phoenix 0 1 1 lo 0— 14 3 0 0 0 1 2 Petralll c 4 0 0 0 Harperc 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hommoker. Jane Geddes, 834110 7^7S48—315 Second Quarter would resume. deadline and the South Korean Korea fears the North may use Eckersley S,35 2 2 0 0 1 2 Espy If 3 1 1 1 Larkin dh 2 2 0 0 DH allp 0 0 0 0 Kathy Ouadognlno, 834)10 74-70-71— 315 Totals 31 1 5 1 Totals IP H R ER BB SO Min—Corter X pass from Wilson (kick Bolton Buechle3b 3 0 11 Herrph 10 0 0 31 050 Judy Dickinson, 834)10 73-71-71-415 tolled), 2:S2 The two sides again refused to delegation returned to Seoul. terrorism to disrupt the Games if (Gardner 4 3 3 3 4 3 MStonly c 10 0 0 Bushrf 4 1 1 1 Carman L,98 5 9 5 5 2 4 Chris Johnson, 834)10 71-73-71— 315 Pho— FG Del Greco 21,14:41 make any major changes in their South Korean officials in Seoul it is not allowed to co-host. Stonley L.32 1 2-3 3 2 2 0 0 Wllkrsn 2b 4 0 1 0 Chrsnsn rt 0 10 0 Atlanta 180 00 I 800-1 Karin Mundlnger, 82,478 74-73-70— 317 C hkage 800 OIL Cloy 2-321110 Third Quarter positions and blamed each other said they did not know if any "I must say the Olympic issue LSmIth 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Kunkeidh 4 0 1 0 Laudnerc 4 2 3 4 Rufhn 1-3 0 0 0 2 0 M. Flgueras-Dottt, 83,478 89-74-72— 317 Min— FG Nelson 19,4:42 Gardner pitched to 1 batter In the 71h. Gagne ss 4 0 0 1 Gome Winning RBI — GPerrv (8)^ Connie ChlllemI, 82,478 73-70-74— 317 for blocking progress. The North further talks would be held. They E— Dunston, Berryhlll. DP— Chlcogo 1. Tekulve 1 10 0 10 Ph«k— FG Del (>reco 23,14:X is an urgent and important HBP— Lansford by Gardner, Baylor by Lm brdzlb 2 0 0 0 Harris 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kathy Postlewalt, 82,478 70-73-74— 317 Fourth Quarter is demanding to co-host the Stanley. WP— GOov's, Stanley. PB— Totals 33 2 4 1 Totalf 11 11 0 10 LOB— Atlanta 4, Chicago 8. SB— Dunston Lynn Adams, 82,478 89-74-74-317 declined to say if the South would question and both sides agree that (17), Thomas (5), Palmelio (8). S— Trillo. Son Prancisce M in— Ward 32 pass from (tonnon ((ton- Cerone. HamakerW,7-S 7 7 3 3 0 0 Sarah LeVeoue, 81,981 7S-72-71— 318 non p a n from Nelson), 3:59 Olympics, while the South insists make any attempt to resume the question should be resolvecl Umpires—Home, Ford; First, Johnson; Texas 808 M 880-1 SF— GPerrv. Kathryn Young, 81,181 73-74-73— 318 „ IP H R ER BB SO Sorensen S,1 2 2 0 0 0 1 Pho— Jeffery 1 p a n from Stoudt (Del that the North drop its demand negotiations. before the end of August.’’ Park Second, Reilly; Third, Shulock. M m ttx— 11 Carman pitched to 3 batters In the 8lh, Ok-Hee Ku, 81,981 73-73-73-3)8 (toeco kick), 13;03 T— 3:20. A— 33,282. Gome Winning RBI — Hrbek (11). O. Ammocoapane, 81,181 7973-73— 318 and take part in the Games in North Korean chief delegate said. PSmIth WA-12 9 5 0 0 3 4 Ruffin pitched fa 1 batter In the 7lh, Pho— FG Del Greco 47, 14:53 E — Bueehele 2, Wllkerson, Petralll. Hammoker pitched to 3 batters In the A m y Benz, 81,111 797973—318 Overtim e Seoul, sch^uled to begin Sept. 17. (Thon Kum Choi accused the South But Chon, in an opening state­ l o b —Texas 7, Minnesota 8. 2B— Hrbek Z Chlcogo Donna White, 81,180 71-74-73—318 BleleckI L ,M 7 5 1 1 2 3 8th. M in— F G Nelson 23,14:12. The meeting between five- of blocking progress. He charged BlusJays8.Brawsrs4 Espy, Kunkel. HR— Laudner (12). SB— W P— Ruffin. Janet Anderson, 81,180 797975—318 A — 44,4X ment before the SouUi could make Gagne 03). SF—Hrbek. DHall 2 0 0 0 0 1 Terry-Jo Myers, 81,570 797971—319 member delegations of lawmak­ the Seoul government was not its proposal, said separate talks IP H R ER BB iO B K -P Sm Ith . Margaret Word, 81,570 74-7973-319 MILWAUKEE TORONTO Umpires Home, Crawford; Rrst, Do- Dole Eggellng, 81J70 7974-79-319 ers from each side was held in the interested in reuniting the di­ on the Olympics were unaccepta­ o b r h bl I brhbl vldson; Second, Hohn; Third, HIrsehbeck. Rrst downs Molltor 3b ------HmjghL,10-)4 4 5 8 4 4 5 Susie Redman, 81J70 71-7973—319 Rushes-yards North Korean building at the vided Korean peninsula. ble. 5 0 10 Femndz ss 5 0 12 T— 2:34. A — 33,097. Transactions Jertivn Brttz, 81J70 7971-74-319 Leonard If 4 0 10 Mosebycf 4 110 VondBerg 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Passing Panmunjom truce site straddling “South Korea’s attitude is Yount cf M ohorcic 1 1 1 2 1 MIssle BerteottI, 81470 7970-77— 319 Return Yards 4 0 2 1 Duceycf 0 0 0 0 Amy Read, 81,341 797971—330 the Demilitarized Zone dividing anti-unification. Their direction The North’s official Korean Deer rf 4 0 0 0 Mlinksdh 3 111 Hoffman 1 2 3 3 0 0 Comp-Att-Int Brock 1b Mhmeseta , . « . . B A S E B A L L Shelley Hamlin, 81440 797974-320 Sacked-Yards Lost the two sides. Earlier meetings and way of thinking is mistaken." Central News Agency, in a report 4 0 0 0 GBell If 3 110 Lori West, 81,340 71-797S— 320 AAeyerdh 3 1 1 1 Whitt c 4 113 BlylevenW,9-11 4 5 2 2 3 5 Eastern League atendinga Amertcon Lsogus Punts were held Saturday and Friday. he said. from Pyongyang, said the South’s Felder pr BOSTON R E D SO X— Announced that Dottle Mochrle, 81,240 7970-74— 330 Rimbles-Lost 0 10 0 McGrIff 1b 3 0 0 0 RSmIth J 1 2 2 2 2 Sally Little, 81,340 70-7974-320 The meeting ended after more Surhoff c 3 1 2 0 Barfield rf 4 2 2 1 Gonzalez 1 0 0 0 0 2 they will give the Montreal Expos an Perwltles-Yords South Korea called for urgent offer on the Olympics was con­ Sveum ss Hough pitched to 2 batters In the 5lh. W L Pcf. OB unspecified miner-league player In ex­ Stephanie Forwlg, 8101 77-7971— 221 Time of Posseulon 4 0 0 0 (iruber 3b 4 12 0 Glens Falls (Tigers) 75 55 .577 — Penny Hommel, 8101 797971—321 than two hours when South talks to be held in the North trary to the purpose of the talks Gontnr 2b 3 1 1 2 Lee 2b 4 12 0 HBP— Larkin by Haugh, Lombordozzl change for permission to send John by Mohorcic, Christensen by Hoffman. Vermnt (Mariners) 73 57 .542 2 Troutweln, pitcher, to Pawtucket of the Nina Foust, 8101 797973-331 Tetata M 4 8 4 Totals M ill 7 Pittsfield (Cubs) 48 59 .535 SW INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS P B — Pelralll 2. International League. MItzl Edge, 8101 7 9 7 9 n -S h RUSHING— Minnesota, D.Horrls 19X,' Umpires—Home, HIrsehbeck; First, Albany (Yankees) 44 43 .512 8W CLEVELAND INDIANS— Potty Jordan, 8101 797975-321 MllwMoe 081 111 N>-4 Harrisburg (Plrats) 43 45 .492 11 Thsress Hesslon, 8901 71-7975—331 Rice 537, Gannon 931, Anderson 9 X , , Toronto 817 888 tlx—• Scott; Second, R e ^ ; Third, Gorcta. Announced that Bill Laskey, pitchsr, has Penney 1-4, Jenkins 1-X W.WIIson 1-3,. Reading (Lillies) 43 44 .488 11W chosen to become a free agent rather than D. Cusano-Wllkins, WOO 71-7975-321 LOOK ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Gome Winning RBI — Fernandez (4). T— 3:19. A-39,073. C. Wllson9(mlnuen. Phoenix, Jefi^17,47, Wllllamsprt (Indns) 41 47 .485 12 accept a minor-league assignment. Acti­ Nancy Rubin, 8100 797974-321 Mitchell 941, Ferrell 90, McAdoo 98,' DP— Milwaukee 1, Toronto 1. LOB __ New Britan (Rd Sx) 44 83 .344 29W Down Coe, 8N0 71-7977— 32) FUEL OIL Milwaukee 4, Toronto4 2B— Leonard, Lee, vated Bud Block, pitcher, from the 21-day W0lflev97,R.Moore34,Stoudt1-(mlnus2). SanBoirs Gomes dlsoMed list. Marlene Flovd, 8100 71-n-77— 321 Whitt, Surhoff. HR— Barfield (12), Moyer AlbonyANewBrltolnO (10). R a d io , T V Patti Rizzo, 8475 77-7971-323 PASSING— MInnesoto, Wilson 919945, INSURANSHIlllS SINCE: (}lensFalls11,Wllllamsporf1 N E W Y O R K Y A N K E E S — Aettvatad Ron AnnpMorle Polll, 8574 797973—323 Kramer 515944, (tonnon 5I991W . Pho­ PIttsfleldl, HarrtsburgZ (JuldiY, pttdier, from the iSdo y disabled Caroline Gewon, 8574 797973-323 Milwaukee Reodlno 7, Vermont 1 enix, Lomox I9 3 9 9 1 X , Stoudt 19291-151. . 1914 list. Optioned Lee Ouettormon, pHcher, to M. Spencer-Oevlln, 1573 7971-74—I B R E C E IV IN G — MInnesoto, D.Horrls 958, August L,7-4 21-3 4 7 4 1 1 Kathy Whitworth, 1573 797975-3B Rao pDolo/SpooM to Iho H« OJones 41-3 3 0 0 3 3 Columbus of the Internottonol League. Richardson 940, Carter 935, Anderson 92, Harrisbura at Albany OAKLAND ATHLETICS— Actirated Sherri Stetnhouer, 8573 71-797)>—8 B Word 1-31, H.Jones 1-31, Penney 1-0, Senior CItliM A Crim 11-3 2 1 1 0 2 ^??Jo*.m .— Angels of Red Sox, NESN, Glens Falls at Reading Deborah McHoffle, 83M 797974-44 LEAGUE CH AM PS — Tierney’s took the Dave Fournier. Back row: Tom Fortin. Toronto WTIC Dove Porker, outfleldsr, from the 21-day (toetofson 1-8, Jenkins 1-7, S.Jordon 1-3, Volume D/acounta Vermont at WllUmsporl disabled list. Placed Mott Sinatra, catcher, Cothy Morse, 8188 797974-334 Mutarkey 1-17, Rice 1-1. Fhoenix, Novocek Key WA-3 8 4 2 2 1 3 7:30 p.m. — Athletics ot Yankees, NewBrttalnot Pittsfield Kay Cockertll, 8388 797974 ~ Charter Oak League softball title this Paul Mador, Mike Byam, Mike Fal- 649-5241 Hooke 1 22110 on the ISCkiy disabled list. 944, R.Moore 945, Await 940, Smith 9 X , SportsOionnel, W POP Tgggdgy's Oomes Nottengl League Rebecca Bradley, 8388 79797 Ferrell 92S, Schlllinger 9 X , Green 911, kowskl, Jeff Barter, Jeff D’Angona, John THRIFTY OIL CO. •SLCMrtwSIrMi HBP—Gantner by Key. WP—OJones, 7:10 p.m. — Golf: Fred M eyer Horrlsburoal Albany Cindy Ferro, 8388 79797 _ summer. Team members, from loft, front CrIm. P B — Surhoff, Whitt. CHICAGO CUBS-Ploced Les Lancas­ Jeffery 917, Holmes V13, Wolflev 1-7. Challenge, ESPN Glens Fallsaf Reading ter, pitcher, on the ISdo y disabled list. Vicki Fdrgon, 8387 797974-314 row: Chip Golden, Brian McAuley, Matt Butler. Maad m U r, CT. , Umpires-Home, Clerk; First, Wolke; I p.m. — Bears of Cowboys, O ionnel I Vermont at Williamsport Mallon, 8387 797977-314 2 8 9 4 8 4 3 Second, Brinkman; Third, Cooney. 10:» p.m. — Mefs ot Dodgers, Recalled Drew Hall, pitcher, from lowo of MISSED FIELD GOALS—Minnesota, New Britalnat Pittsfield Jo ten Washam, 8387 797977-334 Nelson 45. Phoenix, Del Greco, 43. Falkowaki, Tom Tierney, Brian Quigley, T— 2:50. A-38,424. Channel 9, W KHT the American Association. i _ lf — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 22, 1988

By Kothrvn Baker monologue by the widow when she finally ; ACROSS 9 Defense missile Answer to Previous Puzzle The Associated Press admits that her laborer husband had staged ; 10 Shoshoneans his death. He was really dying of cancer, but ‘ 1 Compact , N E T ,s TV Toiiics 11 Most wonderful LOS ANGELES - When CBS’ “Frank’s had read that a person could sue a bar ov e r a S Entartainor _ 19 Comparative T Y R o N e ] Place’’ picked up an award from the drunken-driving death, and he hoped to leave , Sumac suffix Ih E E D E D 8 Rebuff Television Critics Association as best comedy something to his family that way. 21 Compass point s E D 12 Foddar towar 23 W ord of of the season — an honor shared with ABC’s Wilson’s account of Richards’ performance Y 1 P M 1 13 Dawn goddess greeting “ The Wonder Years” — it was recognition to take off the air, even though the ratings are sounds like a plot for “ Frank’s Place: ’’ 14 Flying toy 24 Large container A F A R E from the one group “ Frank’s Place" doesn’t no good, and that’s been the angle with “ I knew she had the big speech at the end, 15 Constant 25 Virginia willow G A P E s H J_ _E _S need to win over. ‘Frank’s Place,” ’ said Wilson. and if it wasn’t wonderful, that was big 16 Astronauts’ "all 26 Actor James 1 T A L 1 C S JJ _L _K _Y A cheer went up in the room when the award “ Frank’s Place’’ is set in the unusual but trouble,” Wilson recalled. right" (comp. 27 Entertainer Paul m Q _L JE^ _N was announced at the recent television critics zesty milieu — a New Orleans' Creole “She came in, and we were about three d .) convention here. But what “ Frank’s Place” restaurant. Reid plays a Boston professor hours late, and she just sat over in the com er 17 Squoatas out 29 Spaca agency j f S S E needs now is viewers, not more accolades who inherits the restaurant, CSiez Louisianne, and smoked Salems,” he said. “ The set was 18 Rafuga (abbr.) _R H HEY, 6UIPE! JUST SO YOU ■ m from the press, and there have been plenty of known affectionately as “ the Chez,” from his very quiet because of the subdued nature of 20 Smallest 30 How sweet _ j _A _K M _B number of CSBQEIEIO those. Despite them, ‘Frank’s Place” hasn’t late, estranged father, a legend in the the material, and everybody was thinking, ‘If KN0U)..1F YOU 6ET US LOST, H E 22 Character of a 31 Young horse -9. found a very large audience, because it’s the community. this woman isn’t any good, w e’re gonna be in a WE'RE 60NNA SUE! paopla 34 Mountains i■ E B B s kind of non-formula show that takes a while to “ It’s not your normal, spoon-fed televi­ cold, ugly place.’ 24 Clergyman (abbr.) build, and it has been in six different time sion,” said Maxwell. “ You have to listen to “ She cam e in and started td rehearse, and I 44 _ DInasen: 50 — — time 28 Peaceful 38 Brit, periods in its one season on the air. ‘Frank’s Place’ or you miss it. It’s no said, ‘Whoa, whoa, wait a minute.’ She said, 3 2 ------angletitle "Out of Africa" (never) It isn’t on CBS’ fall schedule. CBS doggie-biscuit-cookie ‘OK, we’re going to ‘Do you want me to do something different?’ I 33 Something 39 Spring festival author Entertainment President Kim LeMasters small 40 College 45 Unless 51 Quarter acre laugh now,’ or ‘It’s time to be real quiet now.” said, ‘No, I just want to shoot this.’’’ said he couldn’t find a good enough time slot 35 Resinous wood deg. 46 Russian river 54 Bantu language “ I t ’s Just an incredibly differen t show,” she “ So we shot it, long shot, medium, closeup, 38 Loam deposit 41 First copies 47 Kind of income for it. Instead, it’s being held as a midseason said. “ It’s more, I would say, lovely than a did it three times, and she cried in the same 56 Basketball ZIPPY by BUI Griffith 37 Wreath (abbr.) 49 "Mama" _ replacement. hee-haw show. It’s enigmatic sometimes, it’s place each time. Harper was having trouble A 41 Ship parts 43 Reddish dye Elliott group (abbr.) Meanwhile, there are some awards being poignant. Sometimes, like ’Where’s Ed?’ it’s doing his lines ’cause he was so blown out by 42 Foundations r A iP C O international iNC- a h c m t h a p e 1 2 3 4 B 9 10 11 given out this Sunday that could translate into hysterical.” her. LET'I rgif-FiRjT w e t t ^ v e i ' w r e S 44 Habituates - LR1J w e A PECK \N- viewers for the stylish, sophisticated, warm­ In that episode, the boys from the Chez “ She did it, then we turned around and did it HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Oik Browne CHOICE, m *tS - P o lic in g IN ( V o f f ') u h TH'gfPCo **AW 48 Academy Sioe THif rteeK.MoDEpM 12 1 14 hearted series. Its cast and crew were played hide-and-seek with a health inspector for Harper. She said, ‘Thank you very much,’ t e / - uhoepih 'H 'J T . 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Rated ® Evening Magazine existence is denied by everyone. (60 min.) PG 1 2 :1 5 A M [ T M C ] m o v i e : Richard ' Q 8 MBZMAB OGBF UZF (R) d D Mother-Daughter International Pa­ Pryor - Here and N ow ' (C C) Richard Pryor [ESPN ] Action Cycle Sports 5l30PM geant From Guam, 26 mother-daughter ® ® (e) [CNN] News once again pokes fun at anything and ever­ UKHJ a UKIB FZHOBJ LZ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Gunfighter' An ag­ teams compete for the title of Mother- G® INN News ything in this concert performance from ing gunslinger is hunted by the vengeful Daughter International 1988. Judging ca­ ® Morton Downey Jr. New Orleans. Richard Pryor. 1983. Rated brothers of a young man he killed in self- TKOG EW EKXLBHW, QL tegories: beauty, personality, personal R. defense. Gregory Peck, Helen Westcott, achievement, community involvement. @ ) American Maatara Karl.Malden 1950 Jan and Jil Jones from Cleveland represent G® Noticiero Univialon 1 2:30AM ® McCreary Report the U S. Host: Bert Parks. (2 hrs.) (Taped) ® High Rollers FZDAJ GZL XBBE FZGJBHSDA 6:00PM ® ® (301 (40) News © ) Folk City Reunion Concert (In Span­ 0® Police Story ish) G® Wendy and Me ® (61) Three's Company KL KAA.’ — EQPUBAKGTBAZ. (2® MOVIE; 'The Catered Affair' A © ) Kids Out of Control An informative M ^ Late Night W ith David Letter- 2 (5 ) T .J . Hooker PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "We now have veterinarians prescribing birth woman uses her husband's life savings to program on adolescent problems in the man (In Stereo) (ii) Gimme a Break! Pan 1 of 2 control tablets for dogs. It's part of their anti-litter campaign." — Cliff give her daughter the kind of wedding that 80’s which enlightens parents about avail­ M Sea Hunt Thom as. (iQ) Rockford Files she never had. Bette Davis. Ernest Borg- able solutions for kids out of control, spon­ nine, Debbie Reynolds. 1956. ® Twilight Zone Gimme a Break! sored by Charter Hospitals of Kingwood and Sugar Land. (60 min.) ® More Real People News (Live) paper carrier when he learns that the cost [E S P N ] Road to Amerlca'a Cup G® Gene Scott (24) Doctor Who of his upkeep is preventing Lynn from at­ [HBO] Tanner '88: Reality Check The [U S A ] Edge of Night tending her first-choice college (R) (In campaign continues with presidential (^) Charlie's Angels ® Love Boat Stereo) hopeful Jack Tanner (Michael Murphy). 1 2 :3 5 A M Quincy d® Impressions of Judy Garland Judy [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Terms of Endearment' 1 2 :4 0 A M MOVIE; 'Shadowlands' v^i) Noticias Garland is profiled through interviews, Five-time Oscar-winning account of the A fact-based account of English author 2 $7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour commentary and film clips. (60 min.) 30-year relationship between a mother C.S. Lewis' romance with American Joy and her daughter. Shirley MacLaine, Debra Gresham, a relationship that began with THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [CN N ] Showbiz Today M OVIE: 'Jaithouse Rock' A young Southerner in jail for manslaughter is Winger, Jack Nicholson. 1983. Rated PG. correspondence and culminated in mar­ ^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [DIS] MOVIE: Freaky Friday' (CC) A taught by his cellmate to play the guitar riage. Joss Ackland, Claire Bloom. David mother and daughter magically exchange and sing. Elvis Presley, Judy Tyler, Mickey 1 0 :3 0 P M ® Major League Baseball: Waller. 1985. Unscramble these (our Jumbles, Opportunity knocked, but bodies and personalities for a single day. Shaughnessy. 1957. N aw York Meta at Los Angeles Dt^gers one letter to each square, to form he was asleep Jodie Foster. Barbara Harris. 1977. Rated (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) 1 :0 0 A M CD Klner's Komer four ordinary words. G ® ) M OVIE: 'Sw ept A w ay' A wealthy, G® Celebration of Caring disdainful aristocrat is marooned on an un­ G® Odd Couple [E S P N ] SportsLook inhabited island with a resourceful yacht ® IN N News G® Matchmaker LARNG [TM C] MOVIE; 'Gentleman's Agree­ deckhand. Giancarlo Giannini, Mariangeta ® Heresy's Hollywood Previews of ® Jeffersons (CC). ment* A crusading journalist experiences Metato. 1975. movies to be released and interviews with [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 (R) bigotry firsthand when he poses as a Jew © ) El Extrano Retomo da Diana Salazar actors. for an article on anti-Semitism in America [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow Gregory Peck. Dorothy McGuire, John Gar­ dZ) Simon and Garfunkal: The Concert G® El Doctor Candido Perez in Central Park Paul Simon and Art Gar- 1 :0 5 A M [DIS] Hepburn and Tracy field 1947 [E S P N ] Major League Baseball Maga­ The careers and private lives of Spencer NOPER funkel's first joint concert since 1970, zine [U S A ] Cartoons taped during a 1981 Central Park perform­ Tracy and Katharine Hepburn are recalled [HBO] Whoopi Goldberg's Fontalne- through film clips from movies In which 6:30PM (3 D CBS News (CC) ance, includes "Mrs. Robinson" and m r "Bridge Over Troubled Waters". (2 hrs.) ...W hy Am I Straight? (C C) This hot com­ they costarred ("State of the Union, " ® W KRP in Cincinnati (In Stereo) ic's views, rather her alter ego "Desk Set") as well as from those they A eUY WHO HA5 ® (4® ABC News (CC) "Fontaine's," from a cold spot in Alaska - made separately. Host; Kevin McCarthy. THE RI©HT AIM IN St) MOVIE: 'The Death of Richie' A 16- on life, politics and sex. (60 min.) KIELLY (JD Jeffersons Part 1 of 2 1 :2 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'First Mon- s LIFE eOMETIA'IE^ year-old boy's drug addiction has a devas­ Too Close for Comfort tating effect on his parents. Ben Gazzara, 1 1:00PM ® ® dJ) ® News day In October' The first female Supreme FAILS TO UO THIS, Robby Benson. Eileen Brennan. 1977. ® Taxi Court Justice engages in a battle-of-the- M l C3® NBC News (CC) sexes with another member of the court. FieuRrATIVELY: [CN N ] PrimeNews G® Odd Couple (?4) Nightly Business Report Jill Clayburgh, Walter Matthau. Barnard [D IS ] Swisa Family Robinaon DEGURT (41) Noticiero Univision G® Mlaskm Impossible Hughes. 1981. Rated R. Now arrange the circled letters to [HBO] MOVIE: 'Amazing Grace and Jeffersons t ( o lorm the surprise answer, as sug­ $ t) Love Connection Chuck' (C C) A Little League baseball 1 :3 0 A M ® Health and Tennla ^ > gested by the above cartoon. [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 @ News (Live) player initiates an unusual anti-nuclear pro­ ® Benny Hill 1 [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman test by quitting his favorite sport. Joshua @ ) Renewing of a Vision Interviews and 99 Zuehike, Alex English, Jamie Lee Curtis. footage of actual work in progress tells the G® INN Newa Ip ikc *m r"[ui3,«cn:uii 7:00PM ® Entertainment Tonight 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) story of the two-year restoration of the Later W ith Bob Coataa Premiere JiTCM Charlie Sheen's new movie "Eight Men 1909 Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Meyer e-z£ (Answers tomorrow) [ T M C ] M OVIE: Duet for One' A world- (3 ) Alice L j Out,” (In Stereo) May House in Grand Rapids, Mi. Jumbles; TRULY SWOON PUDDLE RACIAL famous violinist struggles with the [C N N ] Newanight Update Saturdays ( D (?6) News changes in her life after she contracts mul­ (S) Crook and Chat# Answer: What the Earth's two polar regions are— [E S P N ] Major League Baseball Maga­ A WORLD APART ® (?2) Wheel of Fortune (CC). tiple sclerosis. Julie Andrews, Alan Bates. (S) M*A*8*H Max Von Sydow. 1986. Rated R. zine ® $100,000 Pyramid G® Mala Noche...No [U S A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey [U S A ] Discover Mm teck tn 8lMk, JwmatB Book Me. 84 (s svillsblB tor 12.80, wMeh InchtdM postso* (Ti) Cheers (CC). G® Love Connection •nO honaMna. troai JumWe. tM« no«tp8p8r. P.O. Soi 42M. OrlBfide. FI SM62*48M. 1 :3 5 A M ® wn Shriner I f o u i S H T A iMlwao your nsim. tOdrost snd *tp eodo iittf msho your chock piysM* to Nowcpspcrboohi. (li|) Sports Page W ith Irv Goldfarb (Live) 8 :3 0 P M ® The Cavanaughs (CC) [CN N ] Monaylina Kit's success at Cavanaugh Construction (2® M*A»S»H [E S P N ] BaaabaH'a Oraateat Moments; 2 .0 0 A IV I CD Home Shopping Ov­ Co. humiliates her brother Chuck. (R) ernight Service (3 hrs.) W A T C H -5^ t w i c e n (2$ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour World Serlae Spectacular ® Entertainment Tonight Charlie G® Keys to Success A 5 " I T (2® Your Show of Shows Sheen's new movie "Eight Men Out ' (In [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Burt MUCH TlM B. Stereo) Reynolds directs this story of an aging, al­ ® Dating Game (i® Family Ties (CC) ^ coholic movie star who's teetering on the w w f ^ t h a t I M ® Hogan Family (C C) A waitress at [DIS] MOVIE: 'Freaky Friday' (CC) A G<® W in, Lose or Draw edge of sanity. Martin Sheen, Marilu Hen- mother end daughter magically exchange ABtrograph David's new job puts the moves on him to ner and Robby Benson star. SD Primavera make her bo'^riend, the owner of the res­ bodies and personalities for a single day. ^OUSHT A THiPP ONE- AN P Nightly Business Report taurant. jealous. (R) (In Stereo) 1 1 :0 5 P M [D IS] Adventures of Ozzia Jodie Foster. Barbara Harris. 1977. Rated G. NOW I HAVE M o p F T i m e iD Star Trek and Harriet 9 :0 0 P M (X) Kate S Allle ICC) "Broad- [E S P N ] SportsLook concerned. [C N N ] Monayline way " Joe Namath hires Kate as his per­ t h a n X kNoiV WHAT TO Po ‘ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Instead 1 1 :3 0 P M ® G® Late Show (In [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Duet for One' A world- [ESPN] SportiCenter sonal assistant, leavirtg Allie alone to < l b u r of sticking to the course of action handle the catering busirtess. 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That is why a Jump bid by the t f i r n c f (X) M OVIE: Tha Boy In Blua' Fact-based 9 :3 0 P M ® Designing Women (CC) 3 :4 5 A M [D IS ] m o v i e : "m a Taa­ while discarding the queen of dia­ ing why something shouldn't be dona (iC Wyatt Earp responder shows 9-11 points and is not Ihrou^ your lingers. Taka nothing lor account of 19th-century Canadian oars­ Suzanne and Julia become involved in houaa of the August Moon' monds from his hand. where business or finances are today than you will bo at doing It. man Nad Hanlan's rise from daring boot­ (35) Newlywed Gama even forcing. Charlerte's latest romartce (R) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Def-Con 4' i 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 22, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 22, 1988 — It S C IE N C E Students from 21 countries & H E A L T H pursue their dream of space Bv Stefan Fatsis In 1985, Hawley and co-founder world’s top space organization^, IT’S TAG SALE TIME It’s a season of discontent The Associated Press Peter H. Diamandis, also 27, including that National Aeronau­ formed the Space Generation tics and Space Administration’s PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — Many people CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - A Foundation to develop ideas for Jet Propulsion Laboratory, th^ 4 Days for the Price of 3! suffer through the February “ blahs” each year 22-year-old aerospace engineer­ international space exploration. European Space Agency, thf but recent research indicates just as many ing student from France sat They raised $100,000 and came up Soviet Cardiology Research Cen;- Are things piling up? Then why not have a tag sale? people may be affected by a summer hunched over architectural draw­ with ideas including a university ter and the International Tele­ counterpart period. ings of a lunar base modul'e, where people from around the communications Satellite The best way to announce It Is with a Herald Classified Ad. Health magazine says a study shows seasonal sketching the future of the final world could learn from space Organization. mood swings could be an organic mental frontier. experts. The point the university make* Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for disorder called “ seasonal energy syndrome Richard Fourier’s drawings Since a founding conference at is that, with the decline of th8 (SES)It affects some people in the winter won’t stand as monuments to MIT in April 1987, Hawley and American space program follow^ the week. months (causing lethargy, overeating and progress in space development. Diamandis have raised more ing the 1986 explosion of the space Call 643-2711 TAB S A LE 8IBN 4 l WHEN YOU PUCE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. oversleeping) and others during the summer But where they were done just than $1 million from government, shuttle Challenger, the future (causing anxiety, agitation and insomnia). might. private and corporate sources, development of space necessarily must be an international venture. Researchers have had some success in treating AP photo Fournier of Toulouse was one of including $100,000 from the Soviet Union to enroll a 12-student “ There’s no point in America SES patients with seizure-control drugs most 104 students from 21 countries I ^ H D M E S IHDMED PERFECT FIT— Professor Denis Lee of including the Soviet Union who delegation. 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Announcements. .03 .... 77 ; 8148.______Monchester.______PRICE Reduced $130’s on Immaculate 6 room Mortgoges...... 27 Too Sales...... 1* mentolly disabled this beautifully main­ rboms, 116 baths, an reduced! This 3 bed­ Auctions...... 04 .28 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Clothing ...... 73 BQYS Junior Varsity enormous 1st floor room Cope Cod has full Ranch, 1st floor family Financial...... 05 Wonted to Buy...... Services Wanted to BuvrTrade...... 89 ORIVER-Helper. Full or NEED $. Work In spore adults. Vehicle re­ tained 3 bedroom Cape Flooring...... 58 ...74 part time. Should be Soccer Coach. Starting time-research. No quired to transport family room, 3 firepla­ In-law studio In bock room plus a finished ...... 51 Electrical...... 59 on Edmund Street. recreation room.3bed- Rentals Child Care...... 75 familiar with this area. August 27th. S1600. Con­ sales. No commit­ crew In p.m. only. ces, a 1 car gdrage, with private entrance. Employment & Education Cleaning Services...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblno...... 60 Newer kitchen, ploy Plenty of storage rooms, living room and Part Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... 31 Good pay. Apply In tact Dennis Joy, 78 tment. For Into write Travel reimburse­ room and vinyl siding. aluminum siding and a Lawn Care...... 53 Miscellaneous Services. 61 ...76 Automotive person'; Flower Fa­ Ripley Hill Road, Cov­ and provide telephone ment. $7.65 per hour great yard neighbor­ space. Lots of house tor kitchen, spacious sun Help Wanted...... II Apartments for Rent... .32 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax. _____54 Services Wonted...... 62 ... 77 Blanchard & Rossetto the pricel $164,900. deck, appliances, fire­ Situation Wonted...... 13 Condominiums for Rent .33 Cars tor Sale...... 91 shion, 85 East Center entry, Ct 06238. 742- number to: P.O. Box plus benefits. Call Realtors," We're Sel- hood for children! ,Cpr^entry/Remodellng...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 ...78 7346. 1124, South Windsor, Ct Kathy lannucci be- Bowers School. Jack- Realty World, Benoit, place, near elementary Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Palpting/Paperlng...... 56 Concrete...... 64 Trucks/Vons for Sale...... 93 Street, Manchester. llno Houses” 646-2482.a .35 Fuel Oll/Coal/Flrewood...... 79 Campers/Trollers...... 93 0 6 8 7 4 .______tween 10-4 of 871-6724. sbri & Jackson Real Frechette Associates, school. A good starter Instruction...... 14 Store/Office Space...... EIGHTH District. Gra­ home. $156,900. U & R Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property...... 36 Farm Supplies and Equipment. ...80 Motorcvcles/Mopeds...... 94 CLERICAL Recpetlonist. APPLICATIONS now be­ Estote, 647-8400.O 646-7709.O______.37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... 95 cious oldie but goodie! Realty, 643-2692.D Industrial Property..... Oftice/Retall Equipment...... 81 Contractors office ing accepted (or full 6 large rooms loaded BOLTON. Convenient GLASTONBURY. Cus­ Real Estate Garoges and Storage.... .38 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 looking (or Individual country living. This tom 4 bedroom Raised Recreational Equipment...... 83 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 time warehouse per­ with charm. Excellent Homes for Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted... .39 with strong office and son. Experience help­ 1800 square toot Rolsed Ranch with In-law pos­ CDHDDMINtUMD Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Call 643-2711 for more Information! Boats and Marine Equipment .. ... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trode...... 98 MUNSOM’S condition. Must be 1 organizational skills. ful but not necessary. seen-thls Is an excep­ Ranch has been Im- sibilities. Large foyer, FDR DALE C Previous construction Steady work, good be­ tional home with 2 car JUnOculotely kept. 7 cathedral celllnoed liv­ READ YOUR AD: Closslfed adverfltemantt are experience helpful. nefits. Apply In person rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2’6 ing room, sliders from DEADLINES; For classified odvertlsments to We have the following positions available at our garage. $150's. Blan­ FOREST Ridge Town- RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. token bv telephone os o convenience. The Flexible hours. Call Monday August 22 and chard & Rossetto Real­ baths, tireplaced fam­ dining room to deck, house. 3*6 baths, 3 bed­ 7 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Soturdoy. the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one mein Factory Store bration on Route 6 in Bolton, 646-5422.______Tuesday August 23 at: tors," We're Selling ily room with wet bar. tireplaced family rooms, 1900 square feet 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of CT. Call 647-8639 (or an appointment. TEACHER Assistant. Au­ Wing Industries, 60 Houses" 646-2482.0 Otters beautiful view In room, gourmet kitchen of living space, fire­ Progress Drive, Man- this town's most. de­ plus 3 cor garage, cen­ 26 or more days: SO cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen -Full time days: Retail and/or production gust 30th opening at YOU'LL- be tickled pink place, olrcondltlonlng, the value of the advertisement will not be state approved private chester.______sired area. $317,000. Pi­ tral air and much deck with view. Par­ Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on ^rldov. 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Mon. - Fri. when you see the new ano Realty, Gallery of morel $372,000. D.W. corrected bv on additional Insertion. school to work with MATURE Responsible price of this charming 7 tially finished walk-out Includes employee benefits. emotionally disturbed assistant manager Homes. 646-5200.O Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 basement. Pool, tennis room Colonial. Re­ MANCHESTER. Gra­ -Part time days: Retail and/or production students, ages 8-10 ye­ needed. Starting at duced to $199,900 this BOLTON. Ideal family court. Priced to sell at ars. Previous expe­ $6.00 on hour. Will fine home offers 3 bed­ living. Traditional cious updated older $159,000. Call owner at PART TIME PART TIME Flexible hours, to be arranged. rience with Behaviour train. Little Caesers Madison Colonial In Duplex on oulet tree 647-0748. rooms, VA baths, an lined street. 3-2 bed­ Notices Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED GD HELP WANTED D r . C r a n e * 8 A n s w e r s -Part time evenings and weekends: Retail sales Management pre­ Pizza. 646-4300 or 456- enormous 1st floor new exclusive subdivi­ ANCHESTER. Lydoll GD ferred. Call or send 1975.______family room, 2 firepla­ sion. Offers 4 bed­ rooms, 1 >6 baths, 2 car Woods. 2 bedroom As o condition precedent to a a Approx. 20 hours per week, to be arranged resume to; Larry rooms, 2’6 baths, cen­ garage with new en­ PART Time office person DAYS and evening Wai­ FULL Time. Janitorial BUSPERSON. Ambitious AUTOBODY Person. Ex­ ces, 0 1 cor garage, closed sunporch. New Cope style Condo. 1(6 the placement of any odver- position Is now availa­ 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM Mon. - Fri. Schnitman, Commun­ perienced only. Gua­ aluminum siding and a tral air, deck off baths, living room, for­ llslno In the Monchester He- PART TIME needed afternoons, all tresses and kitchen person to work nights, kitchen and morel One vinyl siding, deck, 3gas day Friday and Satur­ help. Pleasant working ble working for a qual­ port time. We will 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sat. or Sun. ity Child Guidance ranteed overtime. All great yard neighbor­ mal dining room and rold. Advertiser hereby HELP WANTED Quiz on page 2. School, 317 North Main of 4 homes on quiet furnaces, plus hot wa­ ogrees to protect, Indemnify day AM. Good tele­ conditions, nice clien­ ity food service com­ train. Apply; Covey's, -Warehouse/dellvery person: Full time or part benefits. Call Wood­ hood for children 1 ter heaters. $^,900. appllanced kitchen 1. Whinny Street, Manchester. land Autobody. 538- Bowers School. Jack- cul-de-sac. Flano plus garage. Lovely and hold harmless the Man­ BANQUET Seryers, Klt- phone skills o must. tele, flexible hours. Ex­ pany. Responsibilities 45 East Center Street, Realty, Gallery of D.W. Fish Realty, 643- chester Herald, Its officers Benefits available. cellent port time for Include: cleaning Monchester.______2. Leopard time with flexible hours. EOE. 4141. son & Jackson Real area. $151,900. D.W. and employees against any chen Prep. Flexible Homes, 646-5200.G 1591.0 hours, nights and wee­ Apply bv sending re­ mothers and college floors, emptying trash, HELP Wanted for Glas­ 3. Pineapple Estote, 647-8400.n Fish Realty, 643-1591 .a and oil liability, loss or kends. Hourly wage sume to; Animal Medi­ student. Coll for after­ washing pans. We need expense. Including ottor- good reliable people to tonbury machine shop. 4. Goober (Peanut) CARD CARD CARD nevs' tees, orlsing from plus gretulty. Expe­ cal Clinic, 200 Sheldon noon appointment. Experience preferred 5. Sterling (Silver) CARD ICARD claims of unfair trade proctl- rience preferred. Road, Monchester. Shirley's Restaurant. loin our staff. Super but will train. Also, DRIVER SUBWAY FDR SALE FDR DALE FDR DALE FDR DALE FDR DALE ces, Infringement of trode- Apply to: Manchester N E E D E D Dell Clerk. 644-4688. benefits. We will train. general shop wprk and 6. (a) Solon — Law (x) morks, trade names or pat­ Country Club. 646-0103. Must be 18. Mostly Glastonbury 633-7656 some driving. Coll 659- (b) Plebe — Law (x) Coventry area ents, violation of rights of ask for Dove. Sandwiches and Salads PART Time cleaning peo­ nights and Sunday call 2162. (c) Thespian — Dramatics (y) Manchester privacy and Infringement of 646-4277 or apply In (d) Sky pilot — Seminary (v) 317 Green Rd. copyright and proprietory ple needed In Manches­ HELP WANTED EXPERIEN C ED Tire me­ Herald route. rights, unfair competition ter, South Windsor and person; Highland Park chanic wanted. Good (e) Head shrinker — Medical (w) Is accepting applications for fuil and libel and slander, which Vernon. Up to $8. to Market, 317 Highland CHILD Care position for pay and benefits. Ni­ Short Hours — may result from the publica­ start. Coll Dudleys Street. qualified nannies. $6-$7 RN'S/LPN’S chols Tire and Automo­ tion of any odvertlsment In Cleaning Company. Great Pay! and part time heip. Great the Manchester Herold bv TEACHING Assistont. 1 per hour. Long term 7 AM - 3 FM tive, 295 Brood Street, advertiser. Including adver­ 646-6520 between 8:30- loving person to care (full/part time, live In 3 PM — 11 PM Manchester. 643-1161. working conditions. Above 4:30.______for 3 and 4 year olds, Call 647-9946 tisements In ony free distri­ or out). Nannies Un­ Fall aod Pert Time WAITRESS. Mornings , bution publications pub­ PART Time Guidance Se­ 2:30-5;30pm, Mondav- limited 232-7084. We’re the areas newest and weekends. Apply G3 HELP WANTED Ask for average wage. Please call Kevin lished by the Manchester cretary at RHAM High Frodav. Salary Is CONSTRUCTION La­ rehab, center special­ within. Sunnyslde Up. iKNOW. Herald. Penny Sleffert, School, In Hebron. Im­ based on experience. IF you enlov working Gerlinde at 649-4976. Publisher. borer. No experience izing In geriatrics and 1095 Main Street, mediate opening. Ap­ Call 646-7160. necessary. $5. per hour Manchester. with children and hove proximately 20 hours Post-acute care. love and patience to LOST to start. Call John 875- We offer the areas hi­ LABORER. Heavy con­ per week. For applica­ 9371.______ghest staff to patient shore, this lob Is for AND FOUND tion call Assistant Prin­ PART TIME struction. Apply In per- you. Port time or toll cipal, S. Culllnan at SALES. Par house, vinyl ratio spn: The Andrew time. Coll for appoint­ | 643? 228-9474. siding. Please tele- • Flexible Ansoldl Building Com­ ment, Children's Dis­ LOST, Has anybody TELLER phone 1-800-537-2651. pany, 186 Bldwell taken In a orange and DENTAL Assistant. Port Scheduling covery Center. 633- PEOPLE WHO k n o w Street, Manchester. »__27_1JL. white tabby stray In the time, Tues., Wed., Connecticut NATIONAL Corporation • Complete Health 1508. know there's a certain magic last several months. Thur. 1-6 pm. High expanding In this area. Insurance pAiKT Time Nurse I ml ■ ■ Last seen 7-21-88 Pope- hourly rate. Prefer ex­ Bank & Trust Openings now availa­ “Including Dental" needed for busy OB- about Classified Advertising. ramo area of Broad perience but willing to ble In Management, • Uniform GYN doctor's office In Street. Call 643-2283 or train. Pleasant Glas­ 14 North Main Sales, Cashier and Ser­ Allowance Manchester. Needed 649-0795 osk for Rick. vice Manager Posi­ Immediately, please tonbury location. 649- Street tions. Excellent oppor­ • Penelon Plan coll 646-1157.______FOUND. August 18, at 3443.______• Bonus Hours tunity for fast learners. BANK Tellers. United Powder M ill plaza. MOTHER'S Helper. De­ Manchester, C T Call 646-3875. EOE. • Set Schedule (No M O I M D A East Horttord. Black pendable person Shift Rotation) Bonk has teller posi­ and grey terrier with needed to assist Apply in person HAIRDRESSER. Wont to • Tuition end tions available In the white flea collar. 645- get back Into hair­ Seminar Benefits Northeast and East mother In the core of dressing? Full or part Hartford offices. Pre­ 1978. Infant child. Part tlme- BABYSITTER needed In time. 55% commission. • Free Meals vious teller or cashier ARBORS The newCivicWigpn mornlnos. Own trans­ my home Wednesday Paid vacations. Roller NO WEEKENDS experience helpful. ATIK)PBKOOK portation. Call 646-4683 nights, 6;30-10:30pm. to setting needed 11 649- Good customer rela­ gigantic' ANNOUNCEMENTS or 646-0428.______watch 3 boys. Coll 649- 7897 or 649-0568. Please cell y tions skills o must. AFTER School care THE ARBORS IS LOOKING FOR A 0119______LAWN Maintenance and cm tim iD f Apply at; United Bonk, M Y Father Is Archie needed In our home. CONVALESCENT NOME Rte 30, Vernon or Uni­ FEW GOOD PEOPLE! Verplonk area. Good CLEANING Person. Ev­ Landscape company The newest nllnm tnt oommunity In th» Manohnttr (Pat) Patterson, 18 Pi­ enings, part time. Im- seeks IS years or older MANCNESTEN, CT. ted Bonk, 580 Burnside august oneer Circle, Manches­ pay. Perfect for the medalte openings. Avenue, Eost Hartford. tree It now hiring to tttff Iht following dtptrtmtnii; right high school stu­ with driver's license. 643-5151 ter, CT. I have 5 C/i) Please telephone 643- Call after 6pm 742-5224. WAITERS-Woltresses. FOOD MRyjCE sisters; Patricia, dent. 646-2460. 5747. SECRETARY. Busy 100 Ponderoso Is now ac­ Cooks, AsHitanti. WkltrtMM/Wklteri, Dl«hwkih«ra ,£*-oseouT TOYOTA Nancy (TIbo), Lucille, S43K plus 1st year. No­ cepting oppllcotlons Pamela (Joy) and person civil engineer­ tional wholesale mar­ ing firm seeks expe­ keting company needs for all shifts. Great HpUSEKEEPIN ^ f ^ O G R E s S f EVERY TOYOTA TRUCK MUST 00, Kim. Anyone knowing NEWS ROOM CLERK earnings potential. their whereabouts con­ rienced secretory tor Rep tor local area. No Suponltor 6 Exptrlonoed HouMkMpori truck expanding administra­ direct soles, wholesale Mother's hours also HUGE SELECTION... tact; Joy SIrols, (207) The Manchester Herald has tive staff. Quallflco- available. Please MAIN’TENA^^ 696-3230, P.O. Box 182, only. 713-782-7440 or apply In person to: 119 • standard Pickups • Long Bed Pickups tlons ore os follows; 713-702-8033. Suporvikor, and Oporatlotuil Staff Mlnl-Bua Driver Mdlson, M E 04950. a part-time opening for a minimum 2-3 years Spencer Street, Man­ B R A N D N E W 79M • Extra Cab Pickups • 4 x 2’b • 4 x 4’s Fancys & SALE>A*TN0N| word processing chester. SECURITY Get the Wont Ad habit... News Room Clerk. Duties CLOSEOUT PRICE Plain...V-6's • 4 Cylinders • Cargo Vans • experience,(Multi­ Evanlng, NIoMtlme, Waakanda CIVIC WAGOVAN rood ond use the little ads mate preferred), min­ 3 IN 8TOCKI Window Vans • 4 Runners... ^ In Classified regularly. include sorting mail, filing imum typing speed of TELLERS A D M IN IB T R ^ 6 4 3 -3 7 1 1 . clippings and light typing. 65 words per minute, SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER Saoratarlal/Admlnlatrallve AaalaUnt NO REASONABLE shorthand or speed $920297 writing and dicta­ New Vernon Office ACTIVITIES Hours are 8 to 11 a.m., NewLlil »ia227. FINANCIAL phone. If you work well Good Waget D Iraolor OFFER REFUSEDI Monday through Friday, for In a busy environment, Good Benafita Join a new team In a brand new facility. Enjoy goodIpey. ABANDON the search. can handle changing full benefita,* Including vacation, holidays, sick lima, Thank you for making an Interview call priorities and meet the Experienced or we will train. health Insurance, llfa/oisablllly, dental, worked oom- us number 1 for 41 above auolltlcatlons, psnsatlon, uniform allowance. ^/l^^O€ST0

IconooiiiiiiuMs I APARTMENTS ___ I FOR SALE ___I FOR RENT M A N C H E S TE R . Beech- ROCKVILLE. 34 Elm wood. Spacious 2 b«d- Street. Nice one bed­ A S p e d o l i room end unit room, first floor, wall Townhout* Condo. Vh to wall carpet, stove, boths, oot-ln kitchen refrldgerotor, heot and and fireplaced living hot water Included, room with sliders to parking. 1 '/j months IMISCELLANEOUS J g « ^ patio. 1500 sauore feet. se cu rity. $495. per ISSlR E M O O ELINfl ISERVICES $124,900. D .W . Fish month. 872-8095. 9-5 Realty, 643-1591.0 weekdays. Garnet , N A N N I E S ------. i l ptet If BU ICK Reool 1977. Good MANCHESTER. Green- Compony. CMiRtiB. M l I TiR RgL AWNESmESERVIci T4IL MASONRy condition. $600 or best vlew Hill. Beautiful 2 auokat. truek 6 oMppar. Stump offer. Please telephone FIVE Room renovated 3 M M i l h p i i Brick, Mock, stone. bedrooms Condo In bedroom apartment. ment a(eney, provldM h li^ Ul^MielwnMokiniWfMiim- ramovsl. Free aatimatsa. a> Chimneys and repairs. 649-0802. convenient location. $650 plus utilities. Se­ quality, acreenad nannlet. mi vMr owe ue rwr iMimd. Opaelal eonaWaratlon tor No |Ob too small. MORIARTY Central air, private po- Long term (live In or out). aldarty and handleappad. curity and references. FREE eSTIMATBS t l o overlooking Coll 643-5849.______BROTHERS wooded area. Enloy - SS , UlanrljfHtrr M rrali Read the offerings In Clos- o j a a g g a , , . 647 7 3 call 6454063 MANCHESTER this cool energy effi­ slfled every day to find the cient unit. $139,900. Items or Items you'd like ICLEAMNO Screened Loam, greyal, HONDA USED D.W. Fish Reolty, 643- to own. 643-2711. PAMTHW/ 1591.0______SERVICES prooeassd grayel, Sand, USED CARS PAPERIN8 Stone A Fill. UWDSCAPtNO POPULAR Northfleld 82 Olds Cutlaat '4995 CARS Green. 3 bedrooms, 7'h I CONDOMINIUMS N ^ E your own price. For OsliveriBS call 83 Buick Skylark '2995 so Markur Soofpio '19,495 baths, all amenities FOR RENT HOINE & OFRCE Father & Son Pointing Osw fB OrlfflRg 88 Honda CIvIo CRX '6895 and Papering. Remo- KELMAN LANDSCAPE 30 Cents plus 0 private back- CLEANING • SeeMwe a rienuaedir Work 88 Dodge Lancer '6895 88 Mare. Sabla *11,995 vord. VA, FHA op- F R E E . 1 months rent, . vol. 291-8567. 7 4 2 -7 6 8 6 * New tandioaee Oadfn a Inuaiallon Beacon Hill, Monches- I'll Do It Your Way — 88 Toyota Taroal '5795 87 Marc. Q. Mar. L8 *13,895 proved. $136,900. Cen­ 87 Pont. Sunbird '5195 tury 21 Epstein Realty, ter. Spacious top floor, WEEKLY - BI-WEEKLY R «iiovatioiii/Plin 87 Maro. Topaz *6795 647-0895.O______renovated Condo, 2 Custom Interior a EaMflor HAMDYIIilAN M 84 Pont. 8000 LE '5995 bedroom, pooLalrcon- Call Jaokle 6 4 7 -1 9 9 0 Faiming a CoWng Rapalr 6 644-37 6114 88 Honda Prelude '8995 87 Mere. Cougar '10,999 A L Y D A L L Woods. 2 bed­ dltlonlng, all applian­ Renew a Fewer Wadiing HAULINB 88 VW Solrocco '9995 87 Maro. Q. Marquit *11,395 rooms, 1'/> baths, 1st Ana get/maief a ces. $800 per month Any Job — Anytimo 88 Honda DX Civic '6795 floor laundry room, Includes heat and hot *wursd a aeofor OlteounU 88 Marc. Capri '6195 87 Lincoln MK7 L8C *19,995 Drouglit drives walk out boseent to o water. 282-7584. beautiful and private LAWN CARE 6 4 6 -2 2 5 3 ^ wpjoarooaiMu 84 Ford Tempo '3995 87 Ford Or. Vic. *10,995 C a ll 6a r y 875-3483 A im O b ^ iMdSaa. terauilne. 84 Pont. 8000 '5195 backyard, VA, FHA akwonac^ limn cccdlne a 87 Marc. Cougar *10,495 possibility. $158,900. I HOMES ^99F699W6666^ 80 Chav Chavatta '3295 Century 21 Epstein ___I FOR RENT CORRIVEAU’S IHEATINO/ T or SOM tcreanei U a n ' Ca* FlIBBeaTIMATeS '80 Honda Civic SI '7995 88 Toyota Camry *8995 Realty, 647-8895.o LAWN SBRVICE Any amoum daSwied. Also, fMI, PsrsanaliiaA Lawn Cara 83 Mazda RX-7 '5495 PLUMBINO gravel, atone and bam. muioli. 88 Marc. Marquit *5995 MANCHESTER. Avolla- 88 Nliaan Santra '5795 M A N C H E S TE R . Wethe- • Fully Insured Bobeat, baekbea a leader rwita' 88 Mare. Q. Mar. L3 *11,495 rell Village. Ansoldl- b le Immediately. 74^1® “kr* 88 Marc. Capri '6395 U bullt free standing Lovely 5 room cape. 2 • Free Estimatas ! OAmeoNtmueTioN 83 Ply. Turltmo '2595 88 Oldt Clara *8495 inflation higher 82 Bulok Skyhiwk '2295 Condo. 1 bedroom unit bedrooms, appliances, • Call 647-7657 < 872-1400/65S-8SSS rec room and garage. pumps, hot water 82 Chav ClUtlon '2995 86 Marc. Mtrquia Brog. *5995 with living room, din­ . new and By Matt Yancey ing area and fully op- Desirable area. $800 -^-oements. CONCRETE "Tho Aoto Profostloaals” 88 Lincoln Coni. *12,995 prices were largely to blame. per month plus utilities CARPBITRY/ The Associated Press pllonced kitchen plus Mee e^MATes 24 Adams St., Maacktitor 88 Buick Wt SO L D *8995 New car prices were un­ full basement and un­ and security. 643-2129. REM00ELIN6 POIIER n o Lt finished 2nd floor 04S<9Mg J tt6 R O I6 fbu WWW n - ubVe aaeaae# rw * 85 Olda Cult 9 0 L D '7495 WASHINCTON — The steepest changed while automobile financ­ ~t"i I I I I I I I n I r I I i Gay A Son Nlafoivy 6 4 6 -3 5 1 5 ing costs gained 0.2 percent. Used which could be addi­ ■store and BEST RETS* 64 Buick LaSabra *6995 one-month rise in grocery store tional 2 bedrooms and FAmAND REMODEUN0 Brick Block Stone car prices were up 0.5 percent — ___I OFFICE space Reom oddHtant, dacke, reahne, NEW ENGUND BUYER’S OUIDES prices in 4'A years pushed consu­ a both. $140,000. D .w : ildina, windowt and svttare. Save Time and $$$ 64 Chavy CL S O L D '5495 Consumer theirsecond consecutive increase G Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ ninwM tHnraM Fir^aces & Concrete mer prices up 0.4 percent in July MANCHESTER. M ain Seckhoa and bulldotar Mrtca For all your phimMng neade. CALL wow 04508S1 84 Buick LaSgOLD *6995 — but were still below their level ovaltaMa. Coll Bok Forrond, Jr. CENTER as the effects of the summer-long N EW 7 room Saltboxes. Street. 450 plus square Uoenaad and Inaurad. Price Index at the end of 1987. Mallard View. Distinc­ 282-7341 MOTORS 84 Lincoln Contin. *10,995 drought reached consumers, the Farcan cZtange trom pfior moiNi feet In Downtown. Bas.S47-tS08 Freeeatiniatss. CaU 461 M a in S t., M an che ster Tobacco prices were up 2.7 tive oHoched Town- Prime location. Ideal STOSE EXPEHTS 83 Ford Mui g O L D *3995 government said today. houses. Fireplaces, ap­ Rb s . 6 4 5 ^ 9 Low Coat Financing The gain in grocery store prices <06 percent, the steepest gain for any for doctor or dentist. 528-3003 All types Of Stone work, CflHCBETE major segment of the monthly pliances, carpeting, 649-4820 or 646-4412 to walls, veneer, dry stone 301-305 CENTER ST. — 1.4 percent — was led by a 9.6 Andersen Thermopane A0DITI0R8 6 FLOORS ltt» Ply. RcUant...... »4495 price compilation. leove messoge.______wall. 0-8 Call Ryan w>|m. AT, AC. PS. SUrm percent jump in egg costs, a 7.4 windows, separate full a Commoielal 4 isaManUtl MANCHESTER FU R N ISH ED Offices with Patrick, Moit-Frl. 0-8 percent boost in poultry costs and Despite the food price increase, basements and garage. • Free Bothnalaa ituPont.sNO...... »5495 meat costs overall declined phone, receptionist, ISERVICES 4 Dr.. AT, PS, AC, Tilt, CC a 4.7 percent gain for fresh fruits Complete from copy, fax and secre­ John HaniMfl Cmcrilc slightly as pork prices dropped $149,900. Blanchard & 871-6096 IMS Chev Ctvalltr C8...... '3795 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 and vegetables. tary support. 647-4800. _ "No Job Too Small" CmipinY • B75-0371 « Dr.. AT. PS. AC. AM/FM SHrao Rossetto Realtors," RegMsrsd and FuHy mauied ODD lobs. Trucking. July’s overall gain, if it per­ 2.2 percent and beef and veal We're Selling Houses" PBRsbiiAL'sWRvicn 1M4 Ran. AllIkDce...... *2295 prices rose just 0.1 percent as nwe ■sniiATKa Home repairs. You 4 Dr„ 4 Spd, La mile* sisted for 12 months, would 646- 2482.0______MISCELLANEOUS name It, we do It. Free • Cbackbaak Central IqT I CAMPERS/ farmers trimmed herds. • Income Ton Freaeratlen Q a y 4 Son M aionry IM4 Chev Chmtte ...... *2695 amount to a yearly inflation rate BRAND New llstlngl Dy­ FOR RENT 647-0603 M Im ates. Insured. 643- 1 dr., 4 Spd.. MX ml. ‘Uke ntw' ■ ^ T R A I L E R S Cereal and bakery product 0304. ) • LMe S Haoini Ineuranee Advice Residential A Commaroial of 5.2 percent. namite 5 room Town- B U Y E R M E E TS sailer In » Sedaet Cewuttellen IN4 Ford Edcori D L ...... *2795 prices gained 1.1 percent while Ceramlo tiles — Marble 15-FOOT Suniine camper. The gains in food prices “re­ house at the G AR AG E. Single, rear of the want ads... time after Now Is the time to run an • Financial S SMcle Flonnlna Wifofi, 4 Dr., i Spd., DUuie Im. cooking oil posted a 1.0 percent Beechwood Condos. 2 244 Main Street. Crock- A Qranita Exceiient condition, flect rising input prices, at least -0 2 time after time I Rlodand od In classified to sell that Coll Den Motlsr-64MI39 INS Buick RIvIcra ...... *6495 price increase. bedrooms, V/i baths, ett Agency.______use th e want ads Loadid. txiw W in totally self-contained, partially due to the adverse ASDNO JFMAMJJ fully appllonced kit­ •owi' D. B. Mosiar, Inc. call 627-8973 sleeps six. Asking «$07 1000 The July increases brought the regulorly.______IMS Ply. Hoitaon...... »1995 summer weather," the depart­ consumer price index to 118.5, chen, cheerful with a R qI ROOMMATES 4 Dr., AT, Vtry Chan $2,800 or best offer. ment said. -My 07 Junat 647-1564 onytime. meaning that a hypothetical fresh decor. Martin WANTED IN I Toyota Supra...... »4495 Food costs overall rose 1.0 ♦0.3% ir^.3% H ♦0.4%~i School DIstrIctI ■miscellaneous I CARS Laadad, Eac. Coad. percent for the month as slower selection of goods costing $100 in $124,500. Jackson 8, MANCHESTER. Male, I f o b s a l e IN I Dodfa Omni...... *1995 JMDTDRCYCLES/ AP graphic 1982 would have cost $118.50 last Jackson Real Estate, FOR SALE 4 Dr., Aoto. Lo Lo Mllu AP photo advances of 0.5 percent and 0.4 non-smoker to share I mdpeds percent, respectively, were month, 50 cents more than in June 647- 8400.O spaclaus 2 bedrooms, O UTDOOR Sunbeam gas CLYDE LIPM AN #1 IN I PoMlac T-Ik N ...... »1795 BABY BEA — The Duke and Duchess of home in Scotland, where they are heating oil and electricity costs and $4.70 more than a year ago. MANCHESTER. Excel­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 4 Dr. 4 Spd., Lo ml.. 1 Ovoer posted for restaurant meals and kitchen, living room, grill. 2 years old. Paid TOYOTA Tercel 1980. ROUTE 13, VERNON VOLKSWAGEN Y A M A H A Seen 900cc York and their daughter, the Princess offset higher charges for natural The Reagan administration, lent opportunity for $450. Asking $200. Extra Runs, needs work. Best iNd Chevy Camaro...... '2495 staying with other members of the royal alcoholic beverages. \'/7 baths. Includes Spl. Cpo.. AT. PS. AC. Spl. Wkaala 1983. New tires, new gas. labor unions and major business first time buyers. heat and water. $355. tanks. 647-1149. otter. Please telephone 52 Buick Cant. 2 DR. '4095 PRE-OWNED exhaust. Excellent Beatrice Elizabeth Mary, pose Monday family. The baby, fifth in line to the Expect for food, the report 2 CHFA, FHA approved IfTt Chav. Cual. Van...... *4495 Clothing prices dropped 0.6 groups such as the U.S. Chamber 646-2881.0 643-5395 otter 6pm. 53 vw Rabbit '3995 1988 VW JE TT A - '10,695 Factory Corn. AC. AT. CC h Moca condition. $1450 or best at Balmoral Castle, the queen's summer British throne, was born Aug. 8. showed only moderate inflation in percent after falling 0.3 percent in Condo In beautiful Bea­ DODGE Lancer 1986. 4 8 OL'8 TO CHOOSE FROM offer. 633-5867 or 633- July. of Commerce — contrary to the con Hills Complex. Di­ B4 Cantury 4 Or. Sad. '6000 Itll Ford LTD Brfh...... *1195 June; those prices had risen 3.8 door, power steering AT. AC. tTHMO. CHOOE OF COLORS 4 Dr. Vt. AT. AC. PS. V. Od. Oood. 1658.______Energy prices were up 0.3 Federal Reserve Board — all rectly across from Merchandise and brokes, olr. Excel­ 8S Buick Skylark 4 Dr. '5995 percent in the first five months of maintain that inflation remains Wickham Park and 87 vw GOLF ' IN7 Fbrd GaUllt MS.... $A VE HONDA Magna 1985 ZF percent, largely due to a 0.7 lent condition. 25,000 85 Elactra 4 Dr. '11,805 4 O r...... „„.....'9495 CrovtiUM# - MoR Soo 1988. under control and that any easy access to 1-84. 4 1100C. Excellent condi­ percent increase in gasoline ■c a r s miles. $7,000. Coll 875- 85 Cantury 3 Dr. '8995 M o m Cara Gaaraaleed - tion. $2000. Please tele- The Labor Department said rooms with new ap­ 87VWSCIROCCO one-month rise in consumer pri­ f o r s a l e 1966 otter 6pm. lav...... '11,295 IS Moalks ar lt.888 mUaa phone 295-9102. Poland to review policies; prices. Despite the July increase, that larger than usual end-of- 88 Calabrity 4 Dr. '8995 pliances and window gasoline is still slightly cheaper ces poses no problem. treotments. Bedroom I H I f u r n it u r e 1987 YUG O. Like new, 88 Calabrity Euro 4 Or. '7995 88 FORD F-180 M IK E F L Y N N season price reductions in The Federal Reserve earlier FIREBIRD Espirit 1979. om/fm cassette, 4 than in December and 28.1 women’s clothing were responsi­ has large walk In 88 Olda Dalta Royila '10,200 CARS this month boosted its discount closet. Amenities In­ PINE Choir and sofa. Automatic, V-8, speed, 10,600 miles. 88 CHEW CAMARO 649-4304 percent under its peak reached in ble for most of the declines. 3 OptaM-Fsa/Sal. a.) FDR SALE rate, the interest it charges for clude pool and tennis Brown upholstery. Ex­ loaded. Excellent con­ $2400. 646-4762. 87 Spactrum 4 Dr. '7095 iRooz-M...... '0,095 March 1981. dition. $2300 or best curfews imposed in strike Medical care costs jumped 0.7 overnight loans to banks, from 6.0 courst. Coll David cellent condition. $125. 1978 CAMARO. 4 speed, 87 Sunbird 2 Dr. '8995 Excluding food and energy percent to a level 6.6 percent Murdock for details. 643-6308. otter. Work 647-1411, no rust, dork blue, new 87 Skylark 4 Dr. '9990 ....'7,795 percent to 6.5 percent, out of home 643-2408.______costs, consumer prices rose 0.3 above where they had been a year $92,500. Sentry Real 350 with headers, side 87 Cantury LTD 4 Dr. '10,695 82CH^ C H E V E T T E WARSAW, Poland (AP) - The forcement forces would secure of them “preventative." concerns that inflation was begin­ 1984 Corolla, 4 door se- communist government today major industrial facilities and percent last month, slightly less ago. Hospital expenses were up Estote, 643-4060.D pipes, lots of chrome. 87 Cavalier 4 Dr. '8495 Solidarity leader Lech Walesa than the average monthly in­ ning to gain a toehold on the j S j f f l" ' dan, teal. Air, A M -FM New front end. must 24 TollaaA TRgk, Rta. S3 USED announced a special parliament that he had empowered provinces today again appealed for talks 1.0 percent while the cost of economy. ILOTS/LAND Stereo plus extras. Su­ see. $4500. or best offer session would be held Aug. 31 to to impose curfews in the Kato­ crease posted in the first half of prescription and over-the- Allen Sinai, chief economist for per reliable. $3800. Coll 872-9111 VanwR, CT e 649-2S38 between authorities and his 1988. UNIVEGA Gran Premlo Coll 289-2184 If not CAR review its economic policies and wice, Szczecin and Gdansk areas. counter drugs gained 0.9 percent. the Boston Co. of New York, said FDR SALE 649-0323. home, leave messsage. union. Housing costs rose at a 0.3 12 speed racing bike. said it would continue measures Government spokesman Jerzy "Solidarity remains steadfast Transportation expenses rose a 0.5 percent increase in whole­ COVENTRY. Affordable 23" frame. Many ex- S a le to stem the worst strikes since the Urban, who announced the date of percent pace for the sixth straight 0.4 percent after a 0.2 percent rise sale prices last month should be lots and new construc­ tros. $300. 649-7844. OVER 100 USED CARS IN STOCK. in its search for dialogue despite month as declines in home 1981 imposition of martial law. the parliament meeting at a news the growing social tensions,” he in June. The higher gasoline taken as a “red flag of warning.” tion Flono builders will TAKARA Sport Touring BIG SAVINGS! conference today, said the ses­ use your plans or ours. 12 speed. 21 "fram e and Authorities earlier announced said on a tape brought out of the 1-17 acre lots, $70,000 accessories. $70. Coll ’AA'AW W W 'A’.WWWWW a curfew tonight on Jastrzebie, sion would consider the entire strikebound Lenin shipyard in and up. Owner financ­ 649-7844.______AT LYNCH TOYOT/yPONTIAC the city at the center of strikes economic situation and perhaps Gdansk where he spent the night. ing ovololble. Flono M EN 'S 3 speed bike. Very „ Spaclal PBF^ats that began a week ago and spread make adjustments in national "The present situation in the Housing cycle turns corner; Realty, Gallery of good condition. $25.00. 88 Bonnevllles SAVE to coal mines, factories, ports and price and income policies. Homes, 646-5200.O country has become extremely Coll 643-2806 H $k mi. transportation facilities employ­ Strikers have demanded higher serious. The just protest of the 87 Pont. Sunbird, blue/gray, 13K ing 100,000 people. BDAT8/MARINE 8/ Lb, A T , A C , pw r, pkg, pay and reinstatement of Solidar­ workers must not be ignored.” MANCHESTER I? S®"!: lullv eqpd. - Interior Minister Czeslaw ity, the outlawed independent Urban told reporters talks with prices finally start to level POND VIEW ESTATES EQUIPMENT S? 2 dr, AT, PS Kiszczak, saying at least 20 trade federation. Walesa were impossible while loaded offers Exquisite living Sv illegal strikes have threatened Urban said there have been 49 strikes were going on. 12 foot aluminum boot. 3 87 Pont. Flerp SE coupe, black anarchy in the country, an­ Bv Nancy Concelman for the particular HP Evinrude. Excel­ §v I®Yota P/U, opprx 5000 miles detentions by police nationwide in New strikes began at two coal Manchester Herald purchaear. We will build lent condition $700. or 47 Tovota Corolla 4 dr, A T, AC nounced Monday that law en­ connection with the strikes, most mines Monday night and there to your plant or oura on best otter. 649-4439. §v Cuhass Sprm e epe, maroon 87 Chevy Nova 4 dr, A T, AC was a brief work stoppage today Local realtors say housing our remaining 4loteof BOAT. 1987 Chaparral, at the Nowa Huta steel mill near our 18 lot subdivision. prices in the Manchester area 225XLC, 21 footer, Mer 86 Tovota mr2, b ack, 5 spd, AC Chilly way to start a day Krakow, authorities said. have leveled off and should hold Homee range from Cruiser, 260 HP, with Merc. U n x, blue, 37K ml. The state-run news agency '400,000 to '700,000, trailer and many ac­ 86 Dodge D50 4x4 PIck/Up steady, but disagree on whether and the many deed ree- Early last week the Manches­ previous low was 46 degrees set in PAP reported that workers vo­ sellers are asking reasonable cessories. $19,000. Coll 86 Chew CIO 4x4 Stepside, red ter area was sweltering under a 1957. trictlona will eurely pro­ 643-9095 weekdays be­ 2$ £!•'■?{ miles luntarily ended a strike todayata prices when they first put their tect your Investment tween 8-5;30pm, ask for 86 Firebird, blk, 5 spd, low miles relentless attack of 90-degree Blame it all on a large Cana­ railroad car factory in Wroclaw. houses on the market. Enjoy the comforts of B o b . ______New 1988 Celebrity Sedan « ^ ^ A O A ' 5$ Toyota P/U with cap, maroon temperatures and high humidity. dian high-pressure system cen­ Solidarity sources in Wroclaw Robert Blanchard, co-owner of country living while hav­ 86 Toyota 4WD PIck/Up, 27K This morning it was, well ... tered over New England. said earlier that the strike was Blanchard & Rossetto Inc. of 189 ing easy access to Hart­ V6, Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power ' ^ 1 1 1$ 5 “.'?'* 8 dr, V6,26K MUSICAL 86 CeMca G T LB, wht, AC, cass. cold. Tonight will be cloudy with a 60 continuing. West Center St., said in an ford, 10 minutes eway. ITEMS Door Locks, Cruise Control, Tilt Wheel. #9188 * * 5 ^ ^ ^ 86 LeSabre Limited 4 dr, white In fact, it was a record- percent chance of rain after Partial streetcar traffic re­ interview Monday that prices in For more Information 86 Toyota Camry LE LB, AT breaking cold. midnight. The lows will be cell Beaulieu Develop­ sumed in the port city of Szczecin the Manchester area have gone DRUM Set. 5 piece, 3 86 Toyo ta 4x4 P /U , extra cab The National Weather Service slightly wanner than today, today after police dislodged strik­ up about 3 percent to 5 percent in ment Company at 643- symbols, high hot. Ex­ 8$ Pont. Trans Am, red & silver at Bradley International Airport 0008 or 843-8811. Ask cellent condition. $650 85 Pont. Grand Prix, V8, A T, AC between 55 and 60. ers from depots Monday night, the past 1>A years. for Dave. or best offer. 643-6985. OTHER CELEBRITY SEDANS and in Windsor Locks said a record Wednesday will be wet. there is according to PAP, but bus service “I don’t see a change in this for low temperature for this date was a 70 percent chance of rain, with still was affected by a strike. the immediate future," Blan­ IMMCELLANEDUS WAGONS IN STOCK TO SELECT FROM! p&'WsWrWc'iiJsr set at 6:30 a.m. today. highs 65 to 78. The outlook for Army troops were operating chard said. Ifdbsale 85 Terc^4 dr, 5 spd, PS, AC The temperature at Bradley Thursday is more rain, with highs Blanchard said sellers are also Rentals 85 Tovota Tercel 3 dr, 5 ipd, AC dropped to 42 degrees. The 70 to 75. See POLAND, page 12 starting to be more reasonable in EIGHT month old water- §1 X?Jf®*®. $ «>«•' vf/cop bed, $325. Courthouse 85 ElCam Ino SS, 19K miles their asking prices. For about a One Gold membership, 84 Chevy M o ^ Carlo SS, white year now, sellers have been 12V^ months left for 84 Ford Escort, 31,000 miles asking too much, a trend in the FOR RENT $450. Compored to reg­ 84 Toyota LE van, full options real estate industry that occurs in ular price of $700 plus. 84 F ero Sport epe, A T. A C blk School vacation almost over cycles, he said. NON Smoking gentleman Eric 649-3426.0______84 Clera won 7- p o |l V6, AT, AC preferred. Available 84 Toyota Tercel SlU 4x4 wagon B y AiKlrow J. Dovls elm entary school children. VSill-day sesalona But, Blanchard added, "It’s August 29th. Kitchen JOHN Deere 1986 walk 84 Pont Sunbird Coupe, A T. PS Monchmtar Harold already beginning to level off. behind mower, 48" low win be held for an other atudsnts. privileges, wosher/d- S I?V®*9.C®r®”® SR5 LB, blue •i; , People arebeing more realistic in ryer, parking. Coll 643- hours, m in t S2000. 83 Chevette, 4 speed, AC - • HoweUCBeiieyRiHdMalVeeatM pricing.” 5600.______Weedwocker, blowers, 83 Sevilla, gray w/oray Ithr, 65K ' The aunmier vacation is almost over for ralSeheol: CtasaeswillheglnnextTtiesday.Aiig. etc., negotiable. Plus 83•J Calico^B8\iW