- 2 ------MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 10. 1987

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TOWN OP MANCHBSTER INVITATION TO BID at Coachjight / page 11 OENBRAL SERVICES OFFICE Sox blast: Horn plays beautiful music / p a ge 15 41 CENTER STREET The Manchesttr Public MANCHESTER, CT 84848 Schools solicit* bids for PAV­ b u s in e s s & SERVICE DIRECTORY ING CENTRAL OFFICE ter INVITATION TO RID th* 1987-1988 school year. Sealed bids will b* rscsivsd Notlca It haraby glvan that the Town of Monchattar, until AUG UST 19, 1987, 2:00 mSCEUMIEOUS Sarvleaa Daoortmant, 41 Cantar Straat, P.M., at which time they will CHUCME RHSCEUANEOUS 04040, will rtcalva laolad Otnarol b# publicly optntd. The right SERVICES SERVICES oftle# of th# DIraeter of Oanarol I* reserved to rsiset any and CLYDE Soelembar 1 ,1»I7, of all bid*. Spsclflcotlons and CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. N e e o ouallty chid core? which lima taay wMI ba publicly optnad ond read aloud for Md form* may b* secured at Coll lianniM "R“ Us the contiructlon of th* Business Office, 45 North ROUTE 83, VERNON Inc., at 333-7457. Askfor C U P E N T R V A m W K E S TR EE SERVICE* RLOERLY NOUSINO, NORTH RLM STRRRT School Street, Manchester, 70 Ford Orsnede 2 dr. , *2896 Bucket, truck ft chipper. CUSANO UW N . S u i a n n n . ______RBI0DEUN8 SERVICES according to Drawing* and Spacificatlons praparad by 83 Regel LTD Coups OompM* hom* l•a•lra and la- Stump removal. Free SERVICE •6895. of Utorodc twins to *■"'5*®'* and Budlong, P,C, Archltactura and 83 Skylark 4*. modallng. Ws apadallia fti bttti- estimates. Special Cewm rdal, resMiaMal Planning, and dascrlbod In genaral at; •4989 ® core ter voor child In rooma and kHehtna. SmaH aoala conakfaratlon for elderly 34 Cemtro lawns are ser spadaRyi LROAL NOTICE •8496 mv home. Martin cemmaielal work. Raglalarad, In- and handicapped. 2yi'L®".r?*®'‘''.!!®®‘‘ ir®"*® SulNInot contaimno 34 34 Celebrity 4 *. w* •7495 School District. 047- auiad, ralacanest. CaNfsraFRCEaallaials. . y " '!! *t®raoa tacllltla* totaling anrhfstrr HrralJi 15,000 lauar# faet of floor area; slob At the reoular meeting of th* 84 Skyhewk 4 o. Fenced pick up and delivery. Contract Documtnt* may b* exomlntd at; Street and School Rood, to less. After 6pm week­ We ore notary public creot* 0 new lot for James 88 Century 4 *. •10,299 In back yard. days, 643-8209. Frozltr, Lomion ft Budlong, P.C. Mlnicuccl. Approval of th* FLOORS and have legal expe- 29 Connacticut Boulavard 88 Cavelier 4 *. •8396 Let us do your Hardwood moo for filing was contingent 646-0262 rfence. Call 563-8187. E n t Hartford, Conntcticut 04100 upon correction of some 87 Spectrum 4 sr. •8495 floorsi We will remove the EDWARD TOTH and technical detail*. On 31 July 87 Chevett* a sr. •5496 fumitura from the working Town of MonchMter th* mop with oil corrsctlons Central Servic** Offic* Homart plans CUMIMB area at no extra charge. Free EXCAVATING properly mod* wot pre­ 8 7 2 -9 1 1 1 estimates. IS yard aalMoadlng temper wKh VINYL IS FINAL 41 C*nt*r Street sented, and signed os ap­ Mancheiter, Connecticut 04040 SERVIGE8 oparalor lor him. Chaapatt way See why vinyl tiding hts the ad- proved. S49-2348 to move dirt vantage. Free Eatimates. Call ®'®<*e''» may tecur* copies of th* R. E. GORTON, Buyer meets seller In W E will dean your house oropoead Contract documant* from th# office of thu CHAIRMAN Classified ... and It's Director of Central Sarvlce* so you will hoye more 875-8056 SIDING PLUS at happy meeting for both. lime to do those Impor­ Town of Moncheetar its own appeal MBCELLiUlEeUS 643-2711. tant things. We otter 643-1198 41 Cantar Street SERVICES Moncheeter, Connecticut 06040 some Interesting ex­ CORRIVEAU LAWN tras. Call 646-0108 ter on th* following batli; free estimate. SERVICE ODD lobs. Trucking. '' J'?® ®®®l®* ®t th® Plan* ond Specifications may be ob- Quality grooming at 2" ®’’,®tt®'' Auouet 7, 1917, upon payment of DELIVERING Home repairs. You S1M.00 deposit per set, refundable. If both cool** or* of bond luling Rich form loam, 5 yards, affordable piicesl name It, we do It. Free *® T®'en of Manchester, postpaid. In to- Sove money on cleaning 875 plus tax. Sand, gravel, ra te tsrm Ans ■ fuuriNsuKto estimates. Insured. 643- tlsfortory condition within ten (10) calendar day* of- 0304. opening. Contract documents will be PTOduds by using ammo­ and decorative stone. Call 646-9716 mailed to prospective bidder* upon reouest and re­ nia, diluted to the strength ceipt of 0 check tor $10.00 per set mod* payable to the By Andrew Yurkovtky bonds are issued. 643-9504 Town of Manchester which will not be refunded. recommended on the bot­ LANDFORMS. Londs- Herald Reporter. "We feel that the court’s conclu­ tle, for washing walls and YOU CAN eniov extra coplng and tree ser­ 2. Additional copies of th* Plan* and Soeclflcotlone may sion that the term ‘legislative body’ be obtained upon payment of $150.00 per set, non-re- 87 LEBARON COUPE I windows. Bring extra mo­ vacation money by ex­ vice. Specializing In The Homart Development Ckirp. includes not only the town Board of ney Into yOur home by fundobl*. Stk. #1382, FIN D IN G A cosh buyer changing Idle Items In roll rood ties, brick of , developer of the pro­ Directors, but the entire electorate sdling no-longer-needed 3. No partial sets will be Issued. for sportino goods equip- your home for cosh ... patios, decks, etc. Popular P_kg. Auto, posed Mall at Buckland Hills, will is totally without judicial or statu­ Itwns with a low-cost od In menf Is easy when you with on ad In classified. t**® amount of five oercent (5%) of th* bote Complete tree take Md will be reaulred to accompany bide. irS v 5 * '‘ •***■’ *■?* appeal the court decision barring tory support," the Hom art state­ Classified. 643-2711. advertise In classified. Call 643-3711 to place your down, shaping, prun- od. Ina aco-oc*m The Town of Manchester Is on sguol opportunity employer, the town of Manchester from ment said. “ The decision raises and requires an offlrmotlv* action policy tor oil of If* Con­ issuing $13 million in tax-increment uncertainties of a very simple and tractor* and Vendors os o condition of doing business with the Town, as per Federal Order 11J46. By slenlng th* Propo­ bonds to finance improvements clear statutory framework and sal Shen for tWs bid, oil vendors and contractors ogre* to around the mall site. tends to frustrate the very purpose this condition of doing business with th* Town and should the The town announced last Tues­ of the statute." Town choose to audit their compliance, the vendor agrees to CARS CARS CARS CARS cooperate fully. day that it plans to appeal Superior The state statute in question FOR SALE Hanld photo by Matzkin FOR SALE OD ODFOR SALE ODFOR SALE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Court Judge John P. Maloney’s outlines the procedure for munici­ ROBERT B. WEISS, GENERAL This buffaio hasn’t roamed afar, but two others belonging been issued an injunction requiring him to keep his decHsion. That appeal was filed palities tc issue tax-increment DODGE Von 1978. New PLYM OUTH Gold Duster HONDA 80 Accord. 4 Friday in the state Appellate Court bonds. point, good running 1974. 8400 or best otter. FIAT 78 Spider. Gray. to Bolton cattle owner George Negro have, resulting in buffalo and cows from wandering off his West Street door, olr, 5 speed, 1 Very good condition. New 1987 Plymouth Reliant in Hartford. Homart officials are concerned condition. Coll 9-6, 649-6662. A n ytim e! owner, excellent condi­ TOWN OP MANCHBSTRR, CONNECTICUT the deaths of the beasts after being hit by cars. Negro has farm. In a statement released today, about the possible effect a referen­ 81500, 646-6051. No rust, rides nice. tion. $2300. 646-5803. N O TICE OP ‘LE’ 4 D o o r Homart announced that it plans to dum would have on an appeal, and MERCURY Bobcat 1976. I New tires, clutch, and ADOPTION OP ORDINANCE brakes. Rust proofed. file its own appeal, separate from company attorneys are looking into 1976 DODGE Aspen. Good Running condition. NOVA , Red 1970. 2 door. '2 pccordonc# with th* provisions of Chapter 3, Sections I stk. «H1019 for ports. Good motor, Best otter. 646-3957. Needs w ork. $200. 528- 643-0915 otter 6pm. and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of th* adop­ the town's. The news release did not that issue. The news release said new radiator. Coll be­ 5017. Dinner time and tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, say why Homart plans to file a that work on the mall site, which tween lOom and 8pm. BUICK Regal 1978, V-6. evenings. Connecticut on August 4 ,19g7. No roaming allowed In Bolton separate appeal. stopped the day after Maloney’s 646-6077.______Excellent condition. MOTORCYCLES/ PROPOSED ORDINANCE In the decision he handed down decision was issued, would not PLYMOUTH wagon 76. Power, new om/tm C O U G A R 74 . 351, V-8, 4 MOPEDS two weeks ago, Maloney ruled that resume until “ the question of the cassette tope. 49k origi­ new rodlols. Runs BE IT o r d a i n e d by th* Board of Directors of th# Town of By Bruce Matzkin V-8, runs good, auto­ Manchester thot th# Town of Manchester accept con­ enclosing the animals. Sines was not injured in the accident, but her the bond issue, approved last year bond issuance has been favorably nal miles. Snow tires good. Asking $600. Coll •9497’ Herald Reporter matic olr, power KAWASAKI Nlnlo 600. veyance of premises described In Schedule A herein from The injunction was previously issued by car was totaled, and the buffalo had to be by the town Board of Directors, resolved.” brakes, steering. Air In clu d e d $2300. -659- 742-6958 otter 6pm. Excellent condition. Somersville Corporation for highway purposes. There shall 1^13.______Judge John F. Mulcahy Jr., to enforce a destroyed. It was the second time one of should have been approved by Homart officials said this morn­ shocks. 8350/best offer. Coll 649-8978. be no considerotlon for sold conveyance. V E R N O N — “ Oh give me a home where the cease-and-desist order issued to Negro on Negro’s buffalo had been hit by a car. residents in a referendum. He said ing that the news release speaks for 649-9253 otter 5. OLDS 77 Cutlass. Excel­ DODGE OMNI 86. 4dooor Prepared by William J. Shea buffalo D O N ’T roam.” New 1987 June 9 by Bolton Zoning Commission According to Bolton Town Attorney Samuel that the town electorate constitutes itself, and they had no further lent condition. Must hatchback, two tone, Assistant Town AHorney That’s the tune being sung by neighbors of 1979 F O R D T -B IR D 92,000 sell going to college. olr. Excellent condi­ CARS 7-14-97 (Hiairman Philip Dooley This followed a May Teller, the Sines accident helped bring the the town's legislative body when comment. Bolton cattle owner George Negro, whose miles. Loaded. $1500 or 81500/best offer. 643- tion $6600 firm . 244-5121 FOR SALE SCHBDULR A NEW YORKER meeting when several of Negro’s neighbors issue to a head. He said that the injunction is best offer. 643-0%9. 8736 anytim e. days 643-7939 evenings. That certain olec* or parcel of land, with ony and oil Impro- cows and buffalo have been escaping from his demanded that something be done about the still temporary, but that in the end, he will be ♦he**®''' *'*“®i®4 '1 »k9 Town of Manchester, West Street farm and wreaking havoc in the animals, which they had been complaining seeking to make it permanent. County of Hartford and State of Connecticut shown os the'S' area. about for at least two years. The wording of the injunction was changed rlSS *® ***• Town of Manchester. Area - Monday. Rockville Superior Court Judge r.'2y}L5;r.',.*JM17 ®" *’’®* e®rtoln mop or plan entitled Soon after the cease-and-desist order was Monday to excuse Negro should his animals SUBDIVISION MAP MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL PARK Eugene T. Kelly decided that a temporary issued. Negro said that he had fixed his broken escape through his fences because the fences Hunt for mines ^ 1 5 y 8 0 8 a * Stk. #H12ie injunction against Negro would remain in fences and the animals would not roam FESSmNAL ENGINEER AND LAND SURVEYOR, 51 LOR­ were damaged by an act of God — for RAINE STREET, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT SCALE effect. The court order requires Negro to anymore. But on June 24. a buffalo escaped, exaiAple. a tree being struck by lightning and p r o j e c t n o . tosodrawing n o 1 refrain from allowing his animals to roam, and it was hit by a car driven by Darlene Sines lake a Look REV. Through 2-10-86, Certified 1^2-85 which plan was op- ra iE icH -il J 4 ; T ? T * r a i a and to maintain safe and secure fences of 405 West St.. Bolton, as if crossed Route 85. RT2i'I2'* *’’• Monchester Public Mop Please turn to page 10 Indicles on 3 ^ ^ In Book M24ot Pag* 21 to which reference becomes urgent AllpricwofpeynipnmncludppnypppllciMelPCIeryrilnlu n lenia may be hod. Sold property Is more particularly bounded and to dMlsr. AN prtoM tiolud* telM tax, statp rseMrsHon pM*. described os follows: Amprtea'a oholot ppymtnM ttiroush Chiyplpr CrpdX tarm 47 and 1 BEGINNING Of o point marked by a monument In the nranlh wWi down ptympm of tISOO cash or trida tosw APfl. By Richard Pyle The reported agreement came as *lT®®* "2 ? ®* Porker Street which point Is colncl- Sal* prioaa axpka S-14-S7. The Associated Press a ship anchored offshore near the '® ’*'• toutheost corner of land shown os "Porker United Arab Emirates port of Village — Lot 96" on the above mop; MANAMA, Bahrain — Four Fujairah reported sighting a mine, Thence running along Parker Street S 14* 21’ 15' E o dis­ 8th prepares question for vote " MAZDA" mines were found today in the according to guif-based shipping tance of 291.73 feet to 0 point; offshore Gulf of Oman anchorage sources. Hours earlier, an Oman Thence ruimlng along Parker Street following th# ore of By Alex GIrelll will be reviewed by the district L O N G E S T M A D E C L E A R that district negotiators. ® ro®!®* of 189.85 fett and 0 dolto where a U.S.-operated supertanker navy scout helicopter spotted three of 24* 33' 35' for o dlstonco of 381.43 feet to o monument; Associate Editor directors at a meeting Aug. 17. the first priority would be on the “I think it's ridiculous,” Sarles hit a mine one day earlier, and the other mines in the same area. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. LaBelle said he could probably Thence running along Parker Street S 10* 05' 20' W o dis­ iSWUJPSC>RAVfNUE*VEHNON«875 3311 part of the sewer that will serve said after the meeting. He said the United States agreed to join an The 274,347-ton supertanker Tex­ prepare it by that time, but said he /IVIORIAR’^Y BROTHERS, tance of 409.50 feet to o point; Directors of the Eighth Utilities primarily residential users. action “ goes to show the situation is urgent search for the floating aco Caribbean struck a mine Til®,2.'® ♦“'■hlno ond running along Parker Street N 00* 02’ District voted Monday night to wants to discuss what should be in Longest said that in the 18 months emotional and they (opponents of Monday as it was maneuvering to 47' W o distance of 5.00 feet to a point; hazards, sources said. prepare a question on a town- the question with each director since cost estimates were worked the agreement) will do anything A convoy of three reflagged drop anchor eight miles off Fujai­ first. T ”!.".*? ♦“'■"'no ®nd running th# easterly boundaries of district agreement over fire and out, prices have risen. LaBelle they can to oppose it.” Kuwaiti tankers escorted by U.S. rah, the first such incident in the ®?? P®*^ each, N 10* 05' OO* E 0 distance fo^TRUCKS/VANS r^TRUCKS/VANS sewer jurisdiction for a vote by of m .52 fert to o point marked by o monument on theeos- | » l FOR SALE A move to hold an executive cautioned the directors that they warships reached Kuwaiti today coastal area some 30 miles south of terly line of Lot 10; FOR SALE district voters in the Nov. 3 town session for that purpose was should have plans for what to do if SARLES HAD a written report "with no further incidents,” said the Strait of Hormuz, the gateway election. continuing along sold Lot 10 In th* ore of o curve defeated after LaBelle said the bids exceed the $1.5 million appro­ prepared for the board. He declined Robert Sims, chief spokesman at to the Persian Gulf. to the left with o radius of 884.85 feet and o delta of 15* 22' The directors also voted to go priation for the job. to tell reporters in detail what it « ' o distance of 237.52 feet to o monument In Utopia district might be on questionable the U.S. Defense Department. The discovery of mines in the Rood* forward with installation of the legal grounds under the state’s The first phase would from a contained because, he said, the He said in Washington that the busy waters leading to the gulf Thence running along sold Utopia Rood In th* ore of o The Dealer You Can Buckland trunk sewer, putting Freedom of Information law. manhole at Buckland Street and directors should review it first at tankers were "in Kuwaiti territor­ indicated a new peril for shipping Syiilf l2."’®J.®tL'*''**' o TO®'"* of •84 85 feet ond o delta of priority on a section of it that will Tolland Turnpike along North Main the Aug. 24 meeting. ial waters ... under escort by companies. It also appeared to ^ ? 9* „® ®'*t®hc# of 113.28 feet to a monument on th# Deal With... GENEVA serve property owners on North A motion by Tripp to hire a But he did briefly show a map { tS iS m y easterly line of Lot 6; Street to join an existing major Kuwaiti ships." raise the stakes for Washington's lawyer other than LaBelle to study Main Street and Tolland Turpike. trunk line that goes to the town’s with figures on it indicating costs The convoy earlier was delayed reflagging operation, because the Thence running along th* east line of Lot 4 In tho ore of a But hopes to discuss the terms of the agreement failed when only estimated for sewers he said will be !!?• '•♦♦ O''*" ® CO®'®* of iM-SS feet a delta of 1* 50' sewage disposal plant. 24 hours on its 5S8-mlle voyage to U.S. Navy assembles its convoys of 42* o distance of 28.49 feet to a point; LUXURY VANS the agreement were thwarted when Tripp, Samuel Longest and Thomas Tripp moved for taking bids on needed. He said installation of them Landers voted in favor. Voting allow mine-search teams to check Kuwaiti tankers in the Gulf of Thence continuing along sold Lot 6 N 14* 20' 15' W o dis­ one director, Joseph Tripp, said the the entire project, with the provi­ will bring a substantial increase in its route. Oman. tance of292.22’to o point marking th# northeast corner of 20 VANS ft CAMPERS question was not on Monday's "no” were directors Ellen Bums. sion that the appropriate district the district’s tax rate for sewer Lot 6; Lorraine Boutin, Willard Marvin, Also today, Britain announced it The origin of the mines was not agenda, and moved to adjourn the officials clear up the question of service. clear. Some shipping experts sai(l Thence turning and running N 81* 02' 30' E a distance of and Walter Joyner, district will send four minesweepers and a IN SfOCK meeting. borrowing money to finance the He declined to say what the total they may have been planted by 5.02 feet to th* point and place of BEGINNING. IMMEDIATE president. support ship to the Persian Gulf, * Instead, the agreement will be work and clear up questions about estimated cost of the sewers would but stressed they will assist only Iran, or drifted from the Strait of kiLIIS Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days otter this pu- DELIVERYI UlcotlM In this newspaper provided Ihot within ten (10) reviewed by the directors at a LaBelle is one of the four district needed rights of way by ^ p t . 15. be. British and British-registered ves­ Hormuz, where Iran conducted days after this publication of this Ordinance, a petition special meeting Aug. 24. Town negotiators. H U R R Y IN Joyner objected, asking what The tentative agreement calls for sels, and only from the gulf's military exercises last week. signed by not less than five (5) percent of th* electors of th# Clerk Edward Tomkiel said he The decision to split the sewer having the district give up its Town, os determined from the lotest official lists of th* Re­ F O R B E S T would happen if any property entrance to Bahrain. However, a shipping official wants the question ready by Aug. 31 project, which is designed in part to sewers in exchange for a town- gistrars of Voters, has not been filed with th# Town Clerk re­ SELECTION! owner did not agree on a right-of- A diplomatic source In the gulf based in Kuwait said coastal questing Its reference to a special Town election. to put it on the Nov. 3 ballot, but serve proposed commercial devel­ way and time-consuming condem­ owned firehouse built within dis­ region said the Sultanate of Oman currents move from the Gulf of John D. LaBelle Jr., the district’s Stephen T . Cassano opment in Buckland, came from a nation was necessary. trict territory. appealed for U.S. help in clearing Oman toward Hormuz in this Secretary ^ R OUTE 83 legal counsel, said Monday night suggestion by Longest, the dis­ Joyner and Boutin voted against Sarles also said that if the Board of Directors coaetal waters of mines just south season. Manchester, Connecticut VERNON c o n n . his impression is that the legal trict’s public works commissioner. the motion, which passed. agreement is turned down, the of the Strait of Hormuz. About SO tankers and several deadline is Sept. 4. C ^e d at Manchester, Connecticut this 7th day of August, He proposed that bids be invited so The decision of the directors not district will have to spend 8558,088 ’The Americans "have agreed, warships were in the anchorage off Iri/. ^ MOTORS, INC. that the district <:an contract for the to discuss the terms of the tentative to build a firehouse of its own near and are already helping," said the the United Arab Emirates Monday. 020-08 T H E L A N G U A G E of the question CASH BACK CAWLUC * OIDSMOBILE * PONITAC * CMC TRUCKS entire sewer or for only one portion district and town agreement an­ source, who demanded anonymity. "It's a bad situation, the other of it. or questions to be put to the voters noyed James Series, one of the Please turn to page 10 He offered no details. tankers are now afraid to move," OFFER EXPIRES Did your garden "over reported one source, speaking on O N A LL •fSTr M A ZD A S 8-31-87 produce" this year? Set: condition he was not identified. fruits and vegetables with TODAY’S HERALD Reagan administration sources B2200 RX7 0 low-cost od In Classi­ TOYOTA Liberals plan million-dollar effort and published reports said a U.S. Bata Shortbad, 8 apd. Daluxa 4 dr.. Auto, Luxury 4 Or., Auto., w/AC, Btaa Sport-Coup# w/AC, fied. 643-2711. Navy jet in the Persian Gulf area •127S w/AM/FM Caia. *2108 *3131 #4088 Strict regulation Not automatic’ fired two missiles at a suspected Cut laundry costs by de­ Iranian jet fighter that appeared to against any new aid for contras M. Danny Wall, the new top The interests of a child sexual be threatening a U.S. surveillance *7024 PRICE ^9314 p r Ic e creasing the amount of <13,102 <14,751 detergent used. Reduce federal regulator of the nation’s abuse victim don’t automatically plane laat weekend. The missiles WASHINGTON (AP) - Uberal Fred Ross Jr., director of Neighbor savings and loan institutions, says outweigh a defendant’s right to -1000 B ^i;^ - 1 0 0 0 B A C K -1 000 B A C K *"1000 by one-third and see the contras to do it." did not strike anything, they said. whether you notice a dif­ groups opposed to the Reagan to Neighbor. He said the television ads will the perception that his agency is in confront his accuser, the state Iran did not comment on the *6024 ference In the appearance administration’s pro-contra poli­ The campaign, called Countdown raise the specter of U.S. troops bed with the industry won't last Supreme Court said In outlining incident. ^ .“c”e <8314 ?a"c"E < 1 2 , 1 0 2 ?^E <13,751 of your wash. Add extra cies are mounting a $1 million T V 87, will tai^et six senators and 23 possibly being sent to Nicaragua, long under his tenure. Story on page procedures for deciding when vic­ Iranian officials again assailed dollars to your budget by and lobbying campaign aimed at House members considered swing and advance the idea that U.S. 9. tims can videotape their testimony U.S. actions in the gulf, Iran’s — selling "don't needs" with NO GIMMICKS JUST A GREAT DEAL persuading swing voters in Con­ votes because they do not have funds could be spent for better outside courtrooms. Story on page official Islamic Republic News a low-cost od In Classi­ ’ gress'to reject any new aid for the consistently hard pro-or anti- purposes than support for the Talking animals 4. All NBgotlaM Prlc»9 Include fied. 643-2711. Agency reported today. Nicaraguan rebels. contra voting records, organizer^ contras. 1) Dealer Prep 2) Under Coating 3) Cleaning ft Waxing 4) Handling ft Freight Charges Actor Alan Young can’t seem to The agency said Mohsen Raliq The effort, spearheaded by the said. Another focus of the campaign ______S) AND EXTENDED WARRANTY (Tax.'aiie. txw) get away from animals, whether Douit, minister of the Islamic activist groups Citizen Action, Countdown 87 recently conducted ■ will be to persuade top political and Index ITRUCKS/VANS it’s a talking horse named "M r. Revolutionary Guard Corps, Neighbor to Neighbor Action and so-called focus group studies to financial-supporters of swing vo­ inirB Why rm I FOR SALE E d ” or a cantankerous quacker 20 paoDt, 2 SDCtlons warned on Monday that Iran will Going To ^ Afy Witness F o r Peace, will feature T V learn how the public feels about the ters to lobby against further contra teach the United States a lesson, Alaick ' named "Scrooge McDuck.” Story FO R D Von E-100 1974. commercials urging people to administration’s support for the aid. Advice _ _ _ 13 Lottery _ _ _ _ _ 2 FfOn\., on page 14. that will be recorded for all time Good 382 engine. Runs. telephone their congressional re­ contra rebels fighting the leftist Organizers are touting the effort Business______9 Obituaries_____ 10 should the U.S. try anything in the /iVIORIARfty BROTHERS/ Needs work. Many new presentatives. Sponsors say they government of Nicaragua. as the left’s biggest anti-contra Classified -18-20 Opinion______8 guU. ports. S3S6. Ken 643- also will organise groups to travel "There was no enthusiasm for push ever, with about 8500,000 Clear and cool Comles— — 8 Faople______2 5668 Otter 6. And HasbemI Rafsait)anl, Iran’s Houn: to Washington and lobby In person. contra aid,” said Countdown 87 raised so far. Clear and cool tonight with low In ComiMllcut_4-8 SiMrte____15-17 PaiUament speaker, aim Uonday Optn Evtfllnoa 111 t p.n G M C 78 4 x4. Fischer 4 “ It’s mobilizing public opinion spokesman Nick Allen. “ People The group plans to begin airing EntwWninent 14 Telavltlon _ _ 14 Frt.ISfL'uTpin. 301-315 CENTER STREET way plow. 358,4 speed, the mid-SOs. Sunny Wednesday with that any U.S. adventttriam In the that’s there already. In many cases know they want to stop commu­ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 643-5135 S' box with cop. Asking its T V and radio spots at the end of high in the lower 80s. Details on Focus.. . 11 U.8./World.7 .1 0 S3566. 742-6958 otter it’s latent public opinion,” said nism, but they don’t want to support the month. page 2. Local news_3,10 W o«thor___ 2 Please t a n to page 10 6pm.

■ m \ u , r r ,«■ A ,f4 . • r/.*.•• ^ ~ Manchester h e r a ld . Tuesday. Aug, ii, i987 _ .MANCHESTER . . . HERALD, . . Tuegday. luesaav. Aug. 1111,1987 — 1

THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER H»»AcCM-Ww >iiir*loi»c«st •or8AJML,«HMlnMlty,Augustl2 New law hasn’t stemmed tide of junk cars Aocu-Weattiw*foiecast for Wednesday Dayliwie CondWons and High Temperalures By Andrew J. Davis has to spend an enormous amount Herald Reporter of tiine tracking down owners of the to hold vehicles worth more than he said. “ So far, everything’s been vehicles to obtain titles, O’Marra "From the way my office Is concerneid, it $500 only 60 days, instead of the smooth.” 60 Manchester is still feeling the said. Often, owners of town- current 90. The legislation would That is not the case in Manches­ pains of abandoned vehicles. impounded vehicles do not have the hasn’t changed one Iota." have reduced storage time, and ter. But if town officials continue ^ s p lte a new state law that money to pay the disposal and — Thom as R. O ’Marra thus the cost of abandoned vehicles. their push to toughen legislation, reduces the time municipalities storage costs, leaving the town to The problem is an expensive one. they may run into the same have to hold vehicles worth less foot the bill. Zoning Enforcement Officer It can cost $25 to tow a vehicle, $5 to roadblocks as they did earlier this than $500, Manchester officials say r " ^ F 7 : a An Aug. 4 anonymous letter to $10 per day to store it, and another year, said state Rep. John W. problem has not lessened. Town Manager Robert- B. Weiss $50 to $150 to destroy it. Thompson, D-Manchester. "From the way my office is confirms that the law hqs not from January to April 1987. Thompson, who introduced the concerned.” said Manchester Zon­ state.” he said. “ We felt the MANCHESTER OFFICIALS say lessened the impact of junk cars. “ It’s an ongoing problem in all Manchester version of the Junk cars ing Enforcement Officer Thomas changes that came out (recently) there are no plans to make local The letter contended that there are the communities,” Wood said. bill to the General Assembly earlier 0 2 3 Q H R. O Marra. “ it hasn’t changed one didn’t address the problem as we statutes tougher, as Glastonbury T a k e T w o Frogs... a host of abandoned vehicles on “ (The new law) allows municipali­ this year, said the town version did lota.” thought it would." did in February, Werbner said. A “lucky” observation during a routine experiment Hlllstown Road and Woodside ties to cut down on storage costs, not pass because of concern that ^ e Town officials were banking on Property owners in Glastonbury Street, making the neighborhood but nothing’s changed.” shorter holding time would violate enabled Dr. Michael Zasloff to discover a new type of legislation signed into law by Gov. SINCE THE STATE Department now face fines of up to $90 per day if look unsightly. Since the new law has not property-owners’ rights to due antibiotic that kills germs faster than many drugs now William A. O’Neill in June, reduc­ of Environmental Protection they do not remove abandoned changed much. Manchester town process. in use. Dr. Zasloff had observed that incisions on frogs ing from 30 to 15 days the time passed new disposal regulations, vehicles from their properties THOUGH THE LETTER may officials are hoping to introduce municipalities have to hold vehicles which are aimed at lessening the within 30 days of notification. The “ What came out was a comprom­ e 19>7 Aoo>.W »»W i«r. me f Aoov-W M lti*r. Inc healed quickly without infection, despite the high have brought public attention to the tougher legislation to the General worth less than $500. environmental hazards posed by town has not had a chance to test the ise (with other junk car bills),” bacteria content of aquarium water. He isolated from problem, it is nothing new to town Assembly in the near future, said Despite the new law, which also vehicles, it has cost more for junk new law as of yet. said Bemie A. Thompson said. “ It’s not exactly the frog skin two related protein-like molecules that officials. According to Gary J. Assistant Town Manager Steven R. allows towns to take immediate Wood, a police spokesman, in 1986 yards to dispose of the vehicles. Dion, Glastonbury zoning enforce­ what the town wanted, but it was deprive bacteria and protozoa of the ability to expell title to vehicles less than $100, Werbner. The legislation being Such costs have been passed onto ment officer. there were 338 cases of reported proposed is the same legislation better than what they could hove Thunderstorms rumble fluid, causing the organisms to swell and die. Manchester is still dotted with the towns. “ We’ve had to investigate sev­ gotten. The town might have to get abandoned vehicles in Manchester, th^t was defeated earlier this year. abandoned vehicles. The town still Earlier, the town had proposed eral (complaints), but we haven’t while there have been 156 reports tri’lnp to talk with the used to the new law before they get DO YOU KNOW - What is the common name for that muncipalities also be allowed 1.. J — „ ..pneon to press the issue,” rid of it.” in South and Rockies frogs at the aquatic larval stage? MONDAY’S ANSWER — General Manuel Noriega is Police Roundup By The Associated Press the Atlantic Coast region, where considered Panama’e top leader. 10 cities had record highs Mon­ 8-11-87 ^ Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1987 Thunderstorms rumbled along day. Temperatures rose into the a stationary front in the Southeast upper 90s across much of the area A Newspaper In EducaUon Profram today and splattered the Rockies and hit 101 in Valdosta and Sponaored by Police end and Southwest. Macon, Ga. The Manchester Herald Showers and thunderstorms The nation’s high was 120 extended from northeastern Flor­ degrees at Death Valley in teen’s try ida to South Carolina, and show­ southern California. ers were scattered across eastern Showers and thunderstorms North Carolina. Almanac early today also were scattered at suicide Thunderstorms cooled much of across Arizona and New Mexico into West Texas: across northern 11 Aug. 11. 1987 TODAY’S MOON: Between Weather Trivia Maine; and across the northern full moon (Aug. 9) and last A Manchester teen-ager who and central Rockies. Today is the 223rd i<:[„ti quarter (Aug. 16). o police said had attempted suicide What is radiosonde Fair to partly cloudy skies Today’s weather picture was drawn by Emily Burrell, 12. who day of 1987 and the ' I' ly by taking a large number of prevailed across most of the rest attends Keeney Street School. 52nd day of TODAY’S TRIVIA: Which book was sleeping pills was arrested Sunday of the nation. summer. written by Alex Haley? (a) "Love Story" afternoon after assaulting a police (b) "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" (c) officer. Today’s forecast called for "Roots" showers and thunderstorms scat­ CONNECTICUT WEATHER Sean Ransom. 18. of 16 Kane tered from northeast Texas and TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day In TODAY’S BARBS Road, was charged with assaulting an officer, breach of peace, two southeast Oklahoma through the 1965, race riots began in the Watts BY PHIL PASTORET counts of weapons In a motor lower Mississippi Valley and the Central, eastern interior, southwest interior: neighborhood ol Los Angeles. Sneakers: footwear much favored by Tonight, clear and cool. Low in the mid-50s. the spy community. vehicle and carrying a dangerous South: rain and thundershowers weapon. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Robert Inger- scattered across the Rockies and Wednesday, sunny. High in the lower 80s. Judging from what we've seen, some When police arrived at 42$ W. northern High Plains: and thun­ soll (1833): Alex Haley (1921); Mike West coastal, east coastal: Tonight, clear and cool. Douglas (1925); Arlene Dahl (1928) public-relations image makers use trick Middle Turnpike, the teen-ager, derstorms from west Texas mirrors to reflect their clients. Sean Ransom. 1$, of 16 Kane Road, through the central and southern Low in the lower 60s. Wednesday, sunny. High around TODAY’S QUOTE: "We, too, have our threw a cup of soda at an officer and Rockies. 80. TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (c) Alex religion, and it is this: help for the liv­ charged him, hitting him in the Highs were expected to reach Haley wrote the best-seller "Roots" Northwest hills: Tonight, clear and cool. Low near ing, hope for the dead" — Robert (1976). head, police said. A Manchester the 70s to 80s along the Pacific 50. Wednesday, mostly sunny. High 75 to 80. Ingersoll. © war. NKWSPXP&R KNTIi:KI-KI.SK A.SSN Fire Department paramedic oj.'fudsouni- Coast, in the Pacific Northwest, ^ n g Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk helped the officer subdue Ransom, agi |o s|o/».i| snoiH A and from the Great Lakes to New police said. j r A|ido|Oa priiAA piir Ajiptmnn England; 90s to around lOOacross Point: Wind north around 15 knots today and northeast Police were responding to a Herald photo by Tuoksr .iAur(.->j oiniri.-Miiii ii am ; .iid the southern Plains and from 10 to 15 knots tonight and Wednesday. Seas 1 to 2 feet Astrograph report that Ransom had attempted Rush-hour headache southern South Carolina to much through Wednesday. Sunny today and Wednesday. suicide when the incident occurred, i.ainsr.mi inji iii.iiiiniiMii nv police said. Police found a hunting of eastern Florida: 100 to 110 in Clear and cool tonight. Traffic is siightly backed up at the intersection of Main and Center streets, the desert Southwest. knife in Ransom’s pickup truck and hitting a car that had turned left onto East Center Street, and was hit in the situations Involving others today, but a baseball bat in the bed of the where an accident occurred shortiy after 5 p.m. Monday. Poiice said rear by Michael Maumer, 27, of 85 Lenox St. Maumer, who suffered minor you may not be as talented In sorting < % u r truck, according to an arrest Stanley S. Friedman, 55, of 7 Lexington Drive, stopped short to avoid injuries, was cited for following too close. our your own financial affairs. reijort. said, "because the measurements that have been taken, the politician for another politician.” WINDSOR (AP) - The Rev. said Dodd, a Democrat. "I'm not attention that has been given to Western Long Island Sound this Jesse Jackson says his record of summer, is unprecedented.” here out of a sense of obligation. ... service over a quarter-century has She will serve this district well in brought him name recognition far "WOMEN IN During a heat wave, your Congress.” you a lot of cold cash over air conditioners go on at once, exceeding that of the others weigh­ Niedermeier. a former state New Haven tackles lead poisoning ing a bid for the Democratic reprtsentative from Fairfield, fa­ air conditioner is a real tum-on. the years. it can really put fie heat on the presidential nomination. ces Republican state Rep. Chris­ NEW HAVEN — Mayor Biagio DiLieto has established a In Connecticut Monday night for BUSINESS” topher Shays in the special election But it can turn into cold comfort Don’t blow your cool and Northeast Utilities system - and committee to tackle the problem of lead-paint poisoning of New a Joint fund-raiser with Hartford to fill the congressional seat left Haven children. Democratic mayoral candidate vacant by the death of Republican when the electric bill shows up. buy one that’s too big. It won’t that’s everybody’s^ The state Department of Health Services estimates that 550 Carrie Saxon-Perry, Jackson Stewart B. McKinney. The election New Haven children have some degree of lead poisoning, said claimed a more substantial follow­ is Aug. 18. H ere’s how to beat the heat dehumidify properly, and you’ll concern. These Elaine O’Keefe, director of the health education division of the ing nationwide than any of the A Special Section to Spotlight bn Monday. Dodd and Nieder­ city health department. seven other candidates who are in meier said the lack of good child without taking a beating on the get cold, clammy air. Bring the tips not only Hartford is the only Connecticut city with a more serious the race or soon may be. care is another critical issue in the problem, she said. “ I have a high service recogni­ dfistrict and the country. cost* tion,” he said during a news size of the room you want to help you save Symptoms of lead poisoning include fatigue, nausea, stomach Successful Business Women. "The number of day-care pro­ conference before .the fund-raiser. ache, coordination problems and slurred speech. It can cause grams are a drop in the bucket SHOPPING FOR A “ People identify my name with cool, the number of windows money; they brain damage, learning disabilities, and death. compared to the need that is out fighting for Justice, with motivating The new committee will meet this week and begin its work by Are you a successful woman in business? there.” said Dodd. “ There are MONEY-SAVER IS NO SWEAT. our children in school, with fighting three problems with child care — and doors, and whether you help revising the city’s ordinance, passed in 1974, prohibiting lead for the right to vote, fighting for paint in buildings. aHordability. availability and Look for an peace. If you have worked hard and are proud of quality. have a 115 or 250 volt outlet. “ My name is a name of service,” “ The lowest paid workers in EnergyGuide rating he said. “ What (the other candi­ your achievements, let us help you promote America are the clergy and the Firefighters challenge FOI ruling dates) will have to buy in six child care workers.” Dodd said. DON’T MAKE YOUR months. I have earned in 25 years of G REENW ICH — The Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Co. has filed a public service.” your success! You deserve it! EUaRKULlSWEAT lawsuit against the state Freedom of Information Commission, He said that money remains one seeking to overturn a ruling that found the fire department to be a of his biggest concerns. He would Dodd watches BULLETS. public agency that must open meetings to the public. not say how much he has raised, but Are you a businessman or woman who The appeal was filed last week in Stamford Superior Court in said, “ The prospects of raising talks on peace Get an automatic timer Stamford and alleges the commission erred in its decision. enough money are on the incline.” knows or employs a hardworking woman? The commission on July 8 found the fire company acted Jackson, who sought the Demo­ By Scripps League Newspapers at the hardware store. Set it improperly in April when a paid firefighter was ejected from a cratic presidential nomination in meeting of volunteers. 1984, said he would announce If yes, why not devote a tribute to her? WASHINGTON - Sen. Chris­ to go on a half hour before you The decision said meetings of volunteer firefighters’ whether he’ll enter the race “ dur­ topher Dodd, D-Conn.. has been y'-ai’- organizations are open to the public when the “ governmental” ing the Labor Day period.” named head of a six-member come home. You’ll guarantee A dirty filter overworks your air conditioner. function of firefighting is being discussed. A company’s At this point, he said was more Senate working group to monitor Change or clean it at least once a month. “ fraternal or social functions,” however, are not subject to the concerned with “ devising a stra­ negotiations for a peace agreement yourself a cool reception. state’s disclosure laws, the commission ruled. tegy for a Democratic victory in CALL TODAY FOR in Central America. 1988,” not necessarily a Jackson Dodd, now in Connecticut for the Starting up on Maximum US avoid problems that affect victory. summer congressional recess, also Cops hunt man In threat to mayor He claimed responsibility for RATES AND DEADLINES. chairs the Senate subcommittee on Cool is definitely un-cool: it your service. And that’s what our “ reviving the progressive wing” of western hemisphere affairs. A staff DANBURY — Police have issued an arrest warrant for a man the Democratic Party, which he aide said he and other members of won’t work any faster. M ake Energy Alliance is all about. accused of threatening to shoot Danbury’s mayor and city called the party’s strongest wing. the groiip will travel to Central Jackson’s comments on issues welfare workers after he was refused an increase in his welfare America at a time to be closely followed his 1984 theme; a sure to close the fresh air vent. allowance. MANCHESTER HERALD determined. W ho’s wearing the cool designer label in this picture? commitment to fighting drug The talks were set in motion When you’re ready to save Chief Nelson Macedo said Monday that police were looking for abuse, protecting American It’s the machine - sporting the EnergyGuide sticker. John Britton of Danbury and are prepared to charge him with Friday when five Central American GETATAN, workers and those who are ADVERTISING DEPT. countries signed an agreement w e’re ready to help. threatening, a misdemeanor. oppressed. of at least 8 or higher. The NOTABIMlimUT. Britton allegedly made the threat against the workers and establishing a framework for a “ We must stop the importation of regional peace plan. NORTHEAST Mayor James E. Dyer in a telephone call to the welfare drugs, we must stop the exportation higher the rating, the more department on Friday, police said. Named by Senate leaders to work All summer long, your UTILITIES of Jobs, we must stop the exploita­ with Dodd In monitoring the talks They said he had been evicted from an apartment earlier in the tion of workers,” he said. were Senate Democrats Jim Sasser you save on power. Even if the biggest concern should be fun •Hf r;o)j)^Eciicui u Gh t a n o .ptjwfb C':>LIMNv day. When Britton called the welfare office, he was told that he “ Our Jobs are not being taken by WPS'CHN MASF>ACMuStnS E ltC TR iC COMPAr^V • HOl WA»FR PC/WfR C O M W 'if of Tennessee and Terry Sanford of NOn’ M £ A it U T liiIif 1, S fH yiC t COtJPAfiY .N O R lH f AST N U C tl AM f tOMPANv was getting too much money in state assistance to qualify for city South Korea and Taiwan, they're 643-2711 North Carolina, and Republican model costs a little more, it’ll in the sun. But when all those THit fNBNOV CONttmiATION M tM A O t» FMO FON BY CUF CUtTOMtAt welfare payments, said police Capt. Andrew Woods. being taken to South Korea and Sens. John McCain of Arizona. Taiwan by multinational corpora­ Thad Cochran of Mississippi and tions,” he said. Steven Symms of Idaho. —----MANCHESSTER he r a l d . Tuesday. A u k . 11, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 11, 1987 — 7 OPINION V.S./Wortd In Brief Seven die as huge boulder hits bus

WINTER PARK, Colo. (AP) - Gov. Roy I '^ m r Vietnam offers new hope on MIAs Romer says the state accepts responsibility for 'iM. Ifs b etter WASHINGTON — A State Department official today expressed the deaths of seven sightseers after a two-ton rww guarded optimism about pledges by Vietnam to speed up efforts boulder dislodged by a state highway crew M i to locate missing Americans or their remains. tumbled out of the Rockies and smashed into /vwyge m Jack Speaking on NBC-TV’s “Today” show, David Lambertson said their bus, crushing its right side. families of Americans still missing in action should be more “It’s a terrible accident. Quite frankly, it’s our by ch an ce w I m Anderson hopeful as a result of talks that Just ended between U.S. and responsibility to make it right,” the governor Vietnamese officials. said. The tour bus was carrying 28 people along a 'peRFecTLY cl^ar: ‘I think they should be, although I would not want to raise their Rocky Mountain road. The law requiring that candidates for hopes too much in view of the disappointments they’ve suffered in “It looked like an explosion ripped the side of certain political offices be listed on the ballot the past, said Lambertson, deputy assistant secretary of state the bus apart,” said Sgt. Larry Tolar of the for East Asian and Pacific affairs. “But, certainty we, at least Colorado State Patrol. He said the boulder in an order to be determined by a lottery have an agreement. instead of alphabetically is not the most “came out of a treeline and bang, there it was.” Of AIDS and “We’re going to be pursuing it seriously. We hope the Six people died at the scene and a seventh meaningful election reform possible, but it is Vietnamese will do likewise.” person died at a Denver hospital Monday a welcome change. evening. Fifteen others on the bus were injured Candidates with family names like Africa safaris in the accident 60 miles northwest of Denver. Weinberg and Zinsser will get a better break, lNWW-CoNTRA S Leftists say they planted car bomb Eight remained hospitalized today, two in critical condition. not that the last-place positions of Mayor ATHENS, Greece — A teft-wing terrorist group ctaimed “It was just dead eerie, no sound,” said Ken Barbara Weinberg or former state Sen. Carl by Rep. Fields responsibility today for the car bomb attack that wounded 10 Aicardi, a retired Boston policeman visiting Zinsser on bailots have ever been an obvious RPASAN American military personnel and a Greek bus driver. Colorado who was the first on the scene. ‘ ‘People peNieswiY who were seriously injured... were sitting there disadvantage. WASHINGTON - Rep. Jack Fields. R-Texas, The urban guerrilla group November 17 made the claim in a typewritten statement sent to the left-wing dally Eleftherotypia, calmly in a state of shock.” If all those who vote were as well-informed likes animals. He has the body parts of more than “The passengers were still in the bus and dozen exotic African species scattered about his or Free Press, which published it. A police official, speaking on as they should be, it would make no difference 1 3 condition of anonymity, said the statement appeared to be staring straight ahead. No crying or scream­ where candidates’ names appeared on the office and hanging on his walls. A ghoulish-looking genuine. ing,” said Grand County sheriff’s Deputy Bob wart hog’s head with protruding tusks hangs over Bodermann. One woman kept asking him to find voting machines. The voters would always The declaration said the attack was aimed at the U.S. military her camera so she could take a picture of her the door to his inner sanctum. presence in Greece. It described Greek-U.S. negotiations know how many votes they were entitled to Fields, a conservative from the Houston suburb husband, who was dead, he said. cast and they would know exactly how the scheduled for next month on the future of the four major U.S. A highway crew using a front-end loader of Humble and a member of the Houston Safari military bases in Greece as a “deceit at the expense of the Greek votes should be cast for the candidates they dislodged the six-foot boulder while clearing Club, took his guns to southern Africa in the people.” rock above U.S. Highway 40, which runs near the wanted to see in office. Open Forum summer of 1985. In remote areas of Zimbabwe, he bottom of the 11,314-foot Berthoud Pass, officials But in political circles, there has always bagged, among other species, a lion, a zebra, an said. t f been a suspicion that when candidates are not elephant, a buffalo, a reedbuck, a kudu, an impala FCC decision leaves questions The boulder was pushed onto a large flat area, running in head-to-head contests, the easily understood but when you prediction from my crystal ball; — and, of course, the wart hog whose and ‘‘the crew was operating under the plan that AP photo Try to explain further explain that a move Consolidation will occur simul­ Styrofoam-crammed cranium now has the honor ofl WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commis­ the rock would hit and stay there,” said Dan candidates listed at the end of the line for any guarding the congressman’s door. sion’s decision to abolish the fairness doctrine leaves several Hopkins, spokesman for the Colorado Highway Rescue workers tend to victims at the scene of a bus accident near Winter particular office are the first to be eliminated toward consolidation was turned taneously with Main Street reha­ two governments bilitation and repair of my When the stuffed parts arrived in Capitol Hill, loose ends the agency hopes to clean up “ well before the 1988 Department. Park, Coio., Monday, after the bus was struck by a falling boulder on U.S. 40 by voters who cast less than the total number down by voters, the justification election.” Instead, the boulder tumbled through trees To the Editor: gets a little more difficult. To sidewalk — Never! some members of Fields' flabbergasted staff took near Berthoud Pass. Seven people were killed. of votes they are entitled to cast or who want to calling him “Bwana.” Though the doctrine’s requirements for balanced news into the side of the bus, which carried American convince the non-resident that the coverage applied to issues and not candidates, a few questions and foreign tourists on a one-day sightseeing “I saw this big rock falling at us. It was half the the state,” he said. ”We’ll let the lawyers catch to divide their votes between parties. I recently consulted my crystal voters aren’t stupid you blame the Anton Larson As a member of the House subcommittee on tour. The driver had no chance to avoid the rock. health and the environment. Fields is also deeply remain about political coverage by radio and television stations, size of the bus, and it just jumped out and hit us,” up with us later.” Obviously, even under a lottery system ball to find out when the town of rejection on a combination of 251 McKee St. FCC officials say. Tolar said. he said. Romer said he would be personally involved in someone has to be first and someone has to be Manchester would finally have apathy and voting onan emotional Manchester concerned about AIDS. He has warned his ' Ivy Shaffer, a nurse aboard one of two “There was blood coming down everywhere. constituents about the dread disease, alerting them “It will ta ke a little while for the dust to settle, but certainly the determining the cause of the accident and would last, but at least the order will be determined one fire department and a consoli­ basis rather than logic and major questions will have to be answered well before the 1988 helicopters that landed on the narrow, two-lane The lady beside me fell to the floor dead ... appoint a high-level investigative team today. dated sewer system. The picture common sense. that, as he put it in one newsletter. “AIDS is a election,” said William Johnson, acting chief of the FCC’s mass road about eight miles south of here, said the People were screaming. We were stepping over by chance and not by the accident of a Shape of street threat to the public at large,” and not just dead already had been laid alongside the road the dead to get out of the bus. It was a terrible “This is the height of the tourist season in the was a little fuzzy but the official media bureau. state, and I want to assure everyone who travels candidate’s name, and it will be determined Further discussions with this "intravenous drug users and gay and bisexual and covered when she arrived. thing to see.” for each election. prediction is: “Notinthiscentury, sure can be beat men.” It is possible, too, that Congress will clear up the issues by “The first words I uttered to myself were, ‘Oh Blood dripped from the bus and trickled into a in Colorado that this is an absolute exception, a maybe by 2010.” The discussions, unbiased non-resident resulted in enacting legislation to make the doctrine law — a promise my God, there must be more than six people stream alongside the road. very unusual accident, and it isn't going to be Under the old law a person whose name negotiations, referendums. etc., a brilliant suggestion. Since the doctrine supporters say they will keep when they return from repeated.” Romer said. To the Editor: AS IT HAPPENS, Fields now wants to take dead,”’ she said. “The right-hand side of the bus The governor declared the accident an began with something like “Zy” was destined recently would make good mate­ Eighth District believes it knows their summer recess in September. had been totally filleted open. The seats wer” emergency, freeing state money to assist Five of the dead were identified as John to be at the end of the row every time he or she rial for a comic soap opera if the best on how to supply sewer another hunting trip to southern Africa, the crushed, and metal was all over the road.” victims and their families with hospital costs, I live there and I’ve been there continent on which the AIDS epidemic began and Killeen, 54, Denver; Arlene Johnson, 61, ran. whole situation wasn't so tragic. service and fire protection at the close to 39 years, and the potholes ’I am lucky to be alive,” said Urs Frei of counseling and travel expenses. “We moved the Renville, Minn.; Bill Stewart, in his 60s, Have youevertriedtoexplainto lowest cost, why doesn’t the town where it currently runs rampant. It is strictly a Plane crashes Into McDonald’s Switzerland, who was sitting on the left side of rock that hurt those people,” the governor said Moulton, Ala.; Gladys Stewart, in her 60s, on Jordt Street'still move me to private trip for himself and a few friends, and it the bus and suffered minor cuts. ”I feel sorry for a non-resident why your town of sub-contract the operation of its tears. Monday night. Moulton, Ala.; and Annie Hayes.of Anaheim, sewers and fire department to the will be paid for with personal funds. MUNICH, West Germany — A light plane crashed into a everybody who is hurt. I could be dead, too.” “I am personally accepting responsibility for Calif. Save the humans 50.000 people has two separate I read of the paving going on McDonald’s restaurant near Munich’s main airport today, sewer systemsand. worse yet. two Eighth District? Sounds good to But it has occurred to Fields that hunters could around town, but on Jordt Street I have accidents requiring emergency treatment, killing at least three people and setting fire to a nearby city bus, independent fire departments, me! Look at how much better the notice there is nothing beingdone. police said. one manned by volunteers, the mail service is since the Postal including blood transfusions. So he contacted the from the beasts I keep searching my memory State Department for help. One police spokesman quoted rescue workers as saying the Bork says Reagan had no ‘litmus test’ other by paid professionals? The Service was separated from for a time in the past when the death toll could reach 15. first reaction is disbelief, the direct control of the government. In a recent newsletter to his constituents about It is commonplace to hear pleas to save wild street that I live on had repairs U.S.-Soviet relations. Fields had written: “I never The spokesman told The Associated Press by telephone that the WASHINGTON (AP) - Supreme until 1985. Bork said he resigned exists. —While in private practice from second derision, so you explain the "Privatization” is the latest and made to last. plane went down at about 3; 30 p.m. about a mile southwest of the Court nominee Robert H. Bork says after a dispute arose over whether In Bork’s case, however, his 1954-62, he did not participate in animals from the ravages of human beings. historical reasons for the origina­ greatest solution to government cease to be amazed at how many wimps inhabit the I keep searching and searching State Department.” His requests for assistance, as Munich Reim airport runways. He said the twin-engine Piper no one in the Reagan administra­ the club was practicing sex positions are well-known through programs for free legal representa­ Public television is full of illustrations that tion of two separate systems. The problems. but just nothing appears — what a Cheyenne was trying to land when it crashed and that authorities tion asked him about his legal views discrimination. hundreds of articles, speeches, and tion of the disadvantaged, because logic for the original separation Is P.S. Just got an updated reproduced in a State Department telex to its or his positions on specific issues The Judiciary (Committee begins — since 1982 — his opinions as a his law firm was not involved in human beings are the most destructive of all sad thing to .say for those 39 years. southern Africa embassies, also addressed, believe two people were aboard the aircraft. creatures. The police spokesman said 12 people were injured. Re said when he was interviewed for the hearings Sept. ISonBork's nomina­ judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals such activities. The American Bar indirectly, the issue of fortitude. high court’s vacancy. Sol R. Cohen most of the 12 were on a city bus that burst into flames as a result tion to succeed retired Justice for the District of Columbia. Association’s Code of Professional But from Bolton we hear pleas to save He would soon be traveling "with a delegation” of the plane crash. Responding to a questionnaire Lewis F. Powell. In other answers to the question­ Responsibility calls for “every human beings, or at least the automobiles 51 Jordt St. to southern Africa, Fields wrote, and the party from the Senate Judiciary Commit­ The Reagan administration often naire, Bork said; lawyer, regardless of professional they own, from the ravages of the noble and Manchester would be doing “some hunting... in fairly remote tee, Bork said he was interviewed has been accused of applying a —As a Yale Law School profes­ prominence or professional work­ innocent, but indiscriminate, buffaloes that sections of Zimbabwe and Namibia.” The by President Reagan, Chief of Staff litmus test to judicial candidates, sor, solicitor general of the United load, to find some time to partici- Letters to the editor congressman continued; One of seven cfead was strangled Howard Baker and the counsel to by seeking out those who oppose States, and his current position as a pate in serving the wander heavily along paths reserved for the president, A.B. Culvahouse. abortion and favor such U.S. appellate judge in 'Washington, disadvantaged.” The Manchester Herald wel­ "Given the high incidence of AIDS in Africa and vehicular human travel. the potential for a hunter needing a blood PHILADELPHIA — Police believe at least one of seven people Bork’s responses, released Mon­ conservative-backed issues as Bork acknowledged he hired few And it is difficult for even the most ardent comes original letters to the editor. whose decomposed and skeletal remains were found in a day, also show he was a member of prayer in the schools. The adminis­ blacks. Women were mostly in The Sault Ste. Marie canal was Letters should be brief and to the transfusion, all of us in delegation have been trash-strewn apartment used by drug addicts was strangled, a an all-male club in tration has denied such a test clerical or support jobs. environmentalist and naturalist not to be gravely concerned.... I understand there is a opened in 1895. A "!.N. point. They should be typed or newspaper reported today. sympathetic toward the Bolton suburbanites neatly handwritten, and. for ease in process for assisting Americans with a severe The report in The Philadelphia Inquirer cited unidentified who don’t fancy forcibly encountering the editing, should be -spaced. medical emergency. police sources. Acting Medical Examiner Robert Catherman, giants while on a casual drive. Letters must be signed with name, who examined four of the bodies Monday, refused to say whether Verrity’s views won’t hurt him, ieaders say address and daytime telephone "WHAT I NEED from your office is a list of It’s nice to know that someone admires evidence of foul play had been found. to expand trade with the Soviet the nation’s business community. number (for verification). hospitals in Wankie, Bulawayo and Harare, all in Meanwhile, a warrant was issued for the arrest of a man WASHINGTON (AP) - Retired of business.” buffaloes enough to want to raise them, but it The Herald reserves the right to Zimbabwe, and in Windhoek, Namibia. I would alst steel executive C. William Verity Union, complaining in the past that Richard Lesher, president of the recently evicted from the apartment, which was considered a Jr.’s outspoken advocacy of U.S. restrictions on East-West U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said Verity was chairman of the would be better environmental management edit letters in the interests of require their exact locations, contact names and drug users’ “shooting gallery.” The warrant charged Harrison chamber in 1980-81. brevity, clarity and taste. U.S.-Soviet economic ties should commerce have harmed U.S. busi­ he does not believe Verity’s calls for if the buffalo breeder found a way, fence phone numbers for emergency use. It would also b “Marty” Graham, 30, with corpse abuse. not hamper his chances for quick nesses. He is past co-chairman of liberalized trade with the Soviets Alexander Trowbridge, presi­ vandalism notwithstanding, to keep the t> 1967 by NEA Inc Address letters to; Open Forum, helpful to know their hours of operation. Homicide Capt. Robert Grasso said any other charges must Senate confirmation as commerce the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trade and Eco­ will interfere with his Senate dent of the National Association of Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, await autopsy results. animals on their own turf. "/t’s great for freeways. ’ “Additionally. I understand our embassy in secretary, national business lead­ nomic Council, a private organiza­ confirmation. Manufacturers and Commerce se­ Manchester, CT 06040. Zimbabwe, in cooperation with local military Six bodies were found in the apartment Sunday and a canvas ers say. tion of American and Soviet execu­ “That’s really the policy of this cretary during the Johnson admin­ personnel, will provide a (military aircraft) fora bag containing human bones was found wrapped in a mattress President Reagan on Monday tives formed to bolster trade. country, opening markets. It’s in istration, said Verity is likely to be medical emergency. I need to know precisely how Monday on the roof, Grasso said. announced his intention to nomi­ Verity, who retired as chairman the best interest of this country,” questioned closely by Senate con­ to arrange this in advance.... nate Verity, 70, to succeed the late and president of Armco in 1982, said Lesher. He called Verity "a servatives on his views on U.S.- “Another requirement I have is to determine, in Malcolm Baldrige. drew strong support Monday from friend of the chamber and a friend Soviet trade. State in forefront in fight against AIDS “Mac’s boots will be tough to fill, advance of our trip, the availability of AB-positive South Korea faces labor unrest but I have every confidence that blood. Because a member of the delegation has this By Irving J. Stoiberg and Paul Glonfriddo this bill to make $2.5 million worth of grants SEOUL, South Korea — The government today threatened to Bill will ably pursue the policies There is no miracle cure or vaccination on the fairly rare blood type, it is necessary to determine this administration has developed VINYL REPLACEMENT available to municipalities, hospitals, colleges or horizon to combat AIDS. What health officials have if there is an adequate supply of ‘safe and screened crack down on widespread labor protests if unions failed to over the past 6‘A years,” Reagan A column that appeared in the Manchester individuals for the study or treatment of AIDS. emphasized again and again is that education is the blood of this type on hand.... And, If not, what sort negotiate settlements and purge radicals from their ranks. said. WINDOWS . Herald recently chastised the General Assembly That covers a wide range of possible activities, key to prevent the disease’s spread. It’s our only of back-up system is there for obtaining this blood “Government authorities will be forced to take legal action if Baldrige died July 25 of injuries rampant labor strikes spread beyond control and threaten the 100 .QaNon mMrmim. M m lub^cl* to otwnQ*. for not taking significant action in battling the from studying how to prevent the disease or how it weapon at the moment. That is why it is imperative suffered while practicing for a 65 type, with the assurance of it having been screened Please call PAUL RYDER for your public health threat and human toll of the deadly progresses within its victim to establishing that we make money available for disssemination first?” nation’s daily life and economy,” Labor Minister Lee Hun-ki said rodeo on a friend’s ranch in replacement window needs. disease AIDS. This column was written by state counseling assistance for AIDS patients and their of information. This bill does that. Despite the Fields was reluctant to talk about his upcoming in a special announcement. northern California. 872-2140 Rep. Peter Fusscas, R-Marlborough, and families and determining the future state media attention on the disease, there are still many The warning followed clashes Monday between police and While Verity declined to answer excursion. “I just did what any citizen could do,” striking coal miners in eastern South Korea. Thirty people were unfortunately was just one more drop of resources while be needed to cope with the spread people out there who are just not aware enough he said, “just found out what evacuation reporters’ questions on specific • Felly Insured •Roflstored • Free EsUmates of the disease within Connecticut. injured when police fired tear gas to disperse militant miners issues, Reagan said the former misinformation in the sea of misinformation about AIDS to take reasonable precautionary procedures were available if there’s a bad who hurled rocks and took control of rail lines. surrounding AIDS. In addition, we provided $650,000 to help provide steps. , head of Armco Inc. “supports WILSON 633-8923 accident.” It is a “personal trip,” he said. “My Government officials said neariy 240 strikes had broken out in ongoing efforts to keep vital tech­ O IL C O . housing to persons with AIDS or AIDS-related money, my business.... W hatidoon my time Is the past five weeks, mostly in manufacturing and transportation nology from falling into the hands of In fact, the actions taken by Connecticut illnesses, and we set up a task force which will WE ALSO HAVE TO EDUCATE people about really nobody’s business.” sectors, and that about 130 strikes were still under way. our adversaries.” legislators this year have been hailed as among the review existing studies and guidelines on AIDS what to do with people who have been hit by the Our reporter Michael Rosenfelt visited Fields’ Verity has been active in efforts most significant and progressive in the nation by from state, federal and private agencies. Some of disease. There are still people laboring under the office and was allowed to view the hanging heads, state and federal experts. the other goals of the task force include developing false assumption that they will fall victim if they but when he started taking notes, he was hustled Isithis your insurance company’s idea The Legislature this session approved three bills a state policy on encouraging confidential testing of shake hands with an AIDS patient. There are those out by a staffer. ^ L. that address the AIDS situation. They put the state those at risk for being infected with the human who would take away the civil rights of people with State Department officials said they extended td^I on the right course in dealing with a disease that we immuno-deficiency virus and making recommen­ AIDS in the name of the greater safety of society as the congressman the same “facilitative services’l l DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES of replacing your house? You need still do not know much about. dations on the most effective and compassionate a whole. Others are rushing to demand testing for they provide for any citizen, nothing more. “ One of the bills received the highest praise from a ways to protect the civil rights of those who are AIDS. As a government, we in the Legislature have TO MAKE IT I!\ THE BEAUTY BUSINESS? state representative on Mr. Fusscas’s side of the perceived to be infected. to address people’s fears and develop public Mlnl-edltorlal ~ The Prudential Premier Homeowners Policy. aisle. In the debate June 3 on the bill that would policies which are positive and rational. This Looking back on the Iran-contra hearings, It’s "Z t .Wo . expand the state’s efforts to research the disease THESE ARE JUST SOME of the measures legislation allows us to rally our resources and take pretty obvious that not everyone was telling the Creative is a total beauty school Now there's a homeowners policy that doesn’t leave you and inform the public about it. Rep. Norma Gyle, approved by the General Assembly this session. an in-depth look at what we know about the disease truth. But it seems there are lies and there are llesC run by professionals. We are approach­ without a roof over your head. The Prudential Premier who, unlike Rep. Fusscas, served on the What is also important is what we rejected; and our mandate to uphold people’s rights. and whether a liar goes to jail depends on whom he; Policy is designed to give you lots of extra protection Legislature’s iHiblic Health Committee, told fellow wholesale, compulsory testing and a willy-nilly, The Legislature’s actions this session add up to a lies to. There are laws against lying in a court of - ing one of the greatest eras of our pro­ without lots of extra cost. It will even provide House members, "This bill puts us in the forefront headlong rush into the AIDS chasm of ignorance well-rounded game plan on fighting AIDS. We have law, against lying to Congress and even against ~ fession where there is a complete coverage for rebuilding your home, regardless of of initiatives in AIDS research. It’s a good bill and and hysteria are recommended by no experts to see what answers are out there for the disease lying to FBI agents and other federal investigator^ change over in hair designing. We at the limits of your policy,* The Prudential Premier It ought to pass.’’ Rep. Fusscas parts company anywhere. By contrast, what we did represents a itself. We have to see what other governments or But there’s no law against lying to the public. I Creative had the foresight to see how Policy also gives you expanded personal from his Republican colleague by not considering comprehensive, balanced method of exploring just organizations are doing to prevent the disease and There’s no likelihood that such a law will ever get. Z property, theft and casualty coverage. Call your this legislation of significant consequence. But let what the problems are, what has been done to to help the victims. We have to develop public passed, of course, because if lying to the people 'j; rapidly this change was approaching us explain why our initiatives are so important. address these problems and what should be done in policies on a disease that leaves us perplexed and were outlawed, a whole lot of politicians would ge{;; and have planned and instituted one of Prudential representative now for a free, no the future to halt the devastation of the disease. scared. This year we set in motion ways to do all a look at the prison system — from the inside. obligation Pru-Review. See how The Prudential the most educational beauty and hair Premier Policy helps you save money. A full WE HAVE ESTABLISHED chairs at the AIDS is a disease that produces more questions that. We have also put in place mechanisms to care programs ever to be presented. University of Connecticut for the sum of $2 million than answers at this point. It is a significant step to ensure that our commitment to meeting this threat house beats anything less. for the purpose of developing curricula and recognize that this is a public health problem of and its human toll head-on will continue. The We offer part time day and evening I Check the phone book for your local research agendas on how the state can implement monumental proportions and to set aside our deadly disease will not be a mere nightmare any maiuliPBtpr Hrralft f M t s f i i , 1. Prudential office. public policy on the AIDS issue when it comes to fihancial and human resources to find answers and time soon; our commitment will not be a hopeful classes, as well as full time evening 'medical and legal questions. The new positions also inform the public about the disease. daydream banished by the intrusion of other Founded In 1881 classes. Financial aid is available if you e l9e5P«udeni.BlPmpeMyar«iCBlualtylntunftt«Comp«f>if MoinnWl N J will allow the state to seek and win federal Let’s digress fora moment. Health officials who concerns. Legislators understand the need for qualify. Creative is Nationally testified before the Legislature this year said that it PENNY M 8IEFFERT ...... Publisher ■ research dollars available to examine, treat and acting on AIDS, and we have done so, significantly, DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor 'Z Accredited. Call for a free brochure. prevent AIDS. costs approximately $50,000 to $150,000 to treat an and will continue to do so. ADELE M. ANGLE...... Newt Editor - We directed the state Department of Health AIDS patient. By 1991, a projected 4,000 people in ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Assoclete Editor " Connecticut will be diagnosed as having the creative Services to reimburse municipaiities for maiiing DENISE A. ROBERTS .. .. Advertising Director • the U.S. surgeon generai’s report on AIDS to all disease. That’s an amazing jump from the figure of Irving J. Stoiberg is speaker of the state House of MARK F ABRAITIS .... — Business Mentger ; The Prudential v/m residents, something federai officials aiso approximately ISO state residents who currently Representatives and Rep. Paul Glonfriddo is SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Msnsger« 808 Main Street have AIDS. It’s estimated that one person in every ROBERT H HUBBARD. .. Pressroom Msnsger * Insufiini-.e (i Oth»,T authorized Congress to do after we had taken our chairman of the General Assembly’s Public Health JEANNE G. FROMERTH. .. Clrculsllon Msnsger Z Manchester 6 4 6 -5 9 6 0 f-inaw;ial Services action. The heaith department aiso is instructed by 200 in the state have been exposed to the vims. Committee. Srydi^^eutd i —MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Au(^ n . 19a? " r ^ e GOOQ OLD DAVS" MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueadav. Aug. 11. 1987 — t g»t.C_ - ^ C i F p iT H — SNAFU by Bruce Btatllt PEANUTS by Chartot M. Sehuli Z'PPV. t WANT you AB£ th' MoaryuAD A< .'Aoriy.5 To /WEeT AN EKTRBllEiy I Ji/BUBBT SolutelV A/O %LV/EM eSfevKS con\iC Book iLl (MORTV’ ^IMPACT ON stanjaro LUCV5 PRIVINE ME I LL SHOW WU.., Business In Brief CHARACTEC ERom - n C M ip T ^ AMERICAN lS'7li(SSl«ll( ckazv:hou) canu)e 6et BUSINESS______FlFT10BTyAieC(Kt£‘ HER OFF THE TEAM? I- QMBS Noel gets post ift United Bank Wendy Noel of Manchester has Joined United Bank, 101 Pearl W- 1 8 W- St., Hartford, as telecommunications manager. She attended the New S&L chief says he’ll be strict University of Connecticut. Before Joining United Bank she was service representative and a service consultant for a 21 years at WASHINGTON (AP) - M. open because they lacked the Danny Wall, the new top federal resources from $6 billion two years which actions will occur, but he said Southern New England Telephone Co. money to pay off depositors. ago to a deficit of $6 billion, regulator of the nation’s savings When those S&Ls start to close or the board likely will concentrate and loan Institutions, says the according to a congressional audit. first on the 50 institutions already merge with healthier Institutions, The $10.8 billion infusion is being Interest rates perception that his agency is too the perception — justified or under federal management. eEnosTieoAuiAV! HEV, tell ME WHO YOU oosy with the industry won’t last raised by selling 30-year, Wall, a top aide to Sen. Jake 6UY5 ARE YELLIN6 AT, unjustified - that the board is government-guaranteed bonds. Gam, R-Utah, before becoming fall on T-bllls long under his tenure. unduly influenced by the industry It UIEPOMYNEEPVOUI ANP I'LL HELP YOU... "It will not be possible for us to They v/ill be paid off by healthy Republican staff director of the regulates won’t last. Wail said in an S&Ls through insurance WASHINGTON — Interest rates on 6 0 HOMB.'i preserve, even If we wanted to, the Senate Banking Committee, took short-term Treasury securities have — interview. premiums. HAaAR THE HORRIBLE by Dlh Browne perception of being close to the over as chairman of the three- edged down slightly in the latest "We’re going to have to put to rest The industry, because it is paying member bank board on July 1. industry, and clearly we don't want institutions that have bran man­ auction to the lowest levels in four TO CELEBRATE, I /M PE YoiJ to,’’ Wall said Monday, minutes for the recapitalization, had sought AHP A tiLiTfzmoUs, aged by people who have bieen to hold it to $5 billion. But others, His appointment followed a pe­ weeks. A SPECIAL KiO-FAX M O '^ X H0H-ALCt40UC after watching President Reagan popular in the industry.... They’re riod of turmoil in which the former The Treasury Department sold $6.6 sign comprehensive banking legis­ including President Reagan, 5U<&APLES5 BiPTriPAY ‘ We have to come home two days early.. going to have a lot of supporters feared that taxpayers eventually chairman, Edwin Gray, was critic­ billion in three-month bills Monday at —^ CAPE lation at an Oval Office ceremony. who are going to be very upset with ized as being too cozy with the U.S. an average discount rate of 5.93 I just spent $10 for Europe On $5 A Day.’ The Competitive Equality Bank­ would be called on to bail out the us. That will happen, no question,” industry and were pushing for $15 League of Savings Institutions. percent, down from 5.96 percent last ing Act pumps $10.8 billion over the he said. billion. THE GRIZZWELLS'' by Bill Schorr next three years into the depleted The new law, the first compre­ week. Another $6.6 billion was sold in And, because bank regulators Wall said the $10.8 billion com­ hensive banking legislation in five six-month bills at an average dis­ Federal Savings and Loan Insu­ often turn up evidence used by U.S. POP, m iS Tf THE M05TIMFOR- % AFA5T rance Corp., which insures deposits promise, capping a two-year effort, years, also requires that consu­ count rate of 6.14 percent, down from attorneys to bring fraud indict­ should be enough to do the Job. He mers’ checks be cleared more 6.15 percent last week. tm v in 3,200 S&Ls. ments, “we will be involved in the The FSLIC is an arm of Wall’s said the first $400 million to $600 quickly, bans creation of new The rates were the lowest since process of putting people in Jail.... million will begin flowing into the limited-service banks and imposes agency, the Federal Home Loan That’s not popular," he said. July 13 when three-month bills sold B EW N 60F Bank Board, and must deal with FSLIC in early October. a moratorium until March 1 on for 5.55 percent and six-month bills P/'t- 8-ti The failing institutions have been He declined to predict the bank expansions into other areas OHERDRESP, more than 400 bankrupt S&Ls that losing $10 million a day and the A averaged 5.54 percent. regulators have been forced to keep number of institutions the federal such as insurance, real estate and The new discount rates understate problems have drained FSLIC’s board will act against or the rate at Wendy Noel THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk B By Barry securities underwriting. the actual return to investors — 6.12 percent for three-month bills with a $10,000 bill selling for R3NAII WMRRIOR5 ; n tX J ReMEMBER, O 6 HOST WHO W ALKS.' $9,850.10 and 6.44 percent for six-month bills selling for $9,689.60. ■OUR AuceeioRe MDU TRIED TO HELP U S ,, TO STOP THE In a separate report, the Federal Reserve said Monday that the WERE DRIVEN Sharehoiders OK average yield for one-year Treasury bills, the most popular index INTO THie SHE THINKS , SWAMP TO DIE ^ I'M MV 0RBAT- ■ for making changes in adjustable rate home mortgages, rose to 6REAT-6RANPFATHER 6.96 percent last week after averaging 6.88 percent the week ", WHO LIVED OVER A Mott’s seiiout to before. CENTURY A 3 0 . CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crooks B Casale ^ 'VOU'KE CAPTAIN EASY! ShopRite division Dollar dips, gold prices rebound LONDON — The dollar dipped against all major foreign EAST HARTFORD (AP) — Shareholders of Mott’s currencies except the Canadian dollar in quiet European trading Super Markets Inc. have approved the company’s $30 today. Gold prices rebounded. million agreement to sell 18 stores, inventory and European currency dealers said they were concerned about supplies to ShopRite Supermarkets Inc. reports both the U.S. Federal Reserve and West German BLONDIE by Oaan Young B Stan Drake Mott’s said in a statement issued Monday that Bundesbank intervened in the market Monday by selling dollars consent of landlords holding leases for three stores in to stop its rise. Bloomfield, Brookfield and Waterbary hasn’t been The dollar jumped Monday after a tanker struck a mine near . MMM,THAT r VOU TAiCe m NO, NO, HE VION'- , S O D ^ WAS obtained. the Strait of Hormuz, the entrance to the Persian Gulf where Iran s m e l l s THIS ANO HAVE TIME TO THE &ACON and Iraq have been at war for almost seven years. The dollar < 3 0 0 0 rY I 'LL PIX AAORe EAT NICE ANO CRISP ? The company said it has gone to court seeking a <------POP CW5WOOO declaratory judgment that it has the right to assign often rises during times of world tension. The pound was quoted at $1.5725 today, up from Monday’s PERFECTION those leases to subsidiaries and sell all stock in the subsidiaries to ShopRite, a division of the Elizabeth, $1.5650. ARLO AND JANIS • by Jimmy Johnson N.J.,-based Wakefern Food Corn. In Tokyo, where trading ends as Europe’s business day begins, the dollar ended its two-day ral)y and fell 0.28 yen to close at 151.17 If Mott’s isn’t successful in the court action and it VOU KNOW WHAT G&Nt HL s a id d a m AYKROYD WHERE DOES HE GET yen. Later, in London, it was quoted higher at 151.25 yen. SAID? PLAYED DET JOE FRIDAY THESE IDEAS? sells only IS stores, the purchase price will be reduced Gold prices regained some of the ground lost Monday when they IN'DRAGWE-T''' by nearly $3.9 million plus the inventory and supplies in fell as much as $4.50 an ounce in Europe. the three stores, the East Hartford-based company said. Toothpaste maker will drop claims AP photo Mott’s President Barry Baskind said the company WASHINGTON — The maker of Shane toothpaste has agreed will continue to own and operate two retail liquor WHAT A OUY by Bill Hoait Market mania to stop unsubstantiated claims that the product treats gum stores, a shopping center in Wethersfield, and two disease, canker or cold sores, reduces tooth sensitivity and is Traders on Wall Street work on the floor of the New York Stock other shopping centers in which it has half interests. superior to other products, the Federal Trade Commission says. Those businesses accounted for about 1 percent of The consent agreement signed by Jerome Milton Inc. of Exchange Monday when the Dow Jones Industrial Average topped the Mott’s gross revenue in the fiscal year ended last Jan. "iT ’e A LIST 1,600 level to close at 2,635.84 points. On the NYSE, five issues rose in Chicago settles charges brought in 1984 that the firm engaged in 3, the company said. Baskind said Mott’s management deceptive advertising, the FTC said Monday. OF BARRIERS Wii price for every two that fell. is exploring other business opportunities. I’M &01NG TO BREAK ALLEY OOP • by Dave Grave WHEN MY DEAR, I k n o w /O H , IF ONLY I H A D N 'T/ YOU ...THESE THINGS/ AND I'M SURE 1 IT ISN'T EVERY Consumer food prices increasing 1 GROW UP. " HOW MUCH YOU / BEEN PRAWN TO THAT^ MUSKI'T WILL h a p p e n ; A celebration / DAY WE TAKE LOVED THAT / HORRIBLE, TANTALIZ,-/ BLAME IT'S PART OF WILL MAKE US/A N AIR-BREATHER DOLPHIN, BUT... \ ING BAUBLE, S H E 'D ( YOURSELF, THIS b u s i n e s s ' ALL FEEL ^ INTO OUR Coming Thurs., September 3... STILL BE a l i v e ; _i. AOUANA.' CALLED l i f e ; b e t t e r ; REALM ! '? > ■ faster than economists predicted

1967 Ring Fealu'Os Synd>(. 0 E 6 | WfuKl tighij ieser>eo WASHINGTON (AP) - Consu­ Sharply lower supplies of pork higher. -¥■ mer food prices are going up were the main cause of rising meat According to agency records, a slightly faster this year than prices, the report said. 1987 rise in food prices of around 4 And you’ll want to be in it! economists had predicted, accK>rd- ’’Retail pork prices are expected percent would be the sharpest Bridge ing to an Agriculture Department to decline in the second half of 1987 annual increase since a 4 percent ____ study, which cited the high cost of as pork supplies increase, but beef gain in 1982. Prices rose only 2.1 red meats, poultry and fresh fruit prices will continue to increase percent in 1983, the smallest annual for the projected increase. gradually,’’ the report said. increase in 16 years, 3.8 percent in Over the entire year, food prices Strong market prices for lives­ 1984, and 2.3 percent in 1985. THE BORN LOSER • by Art Sanaom The Herald’s NORTH 8-U-87 A judgm ent that allowed South to mention dia­ are expected to rise 3 percent to S tock and lower feed costs have Consumer prices of fruits and B J 7 4 monds, and North suddenly re-evalu­ percent, compared with a 3.2 improved the financial outlook for vegetables are expected to climb 6 B K 10 6 5 call ated his meager assets. So North bid ^METHINO) "T 'Jfe^’ wHYco'tX) percent average increase in 1986, producers, inducing expansion. Al­ percent to 8 percent this year, on ♦ Q 5 four hearts, and now East, annoyed the department’s Economic Re­ though hog output can increase in a Annual eoTHep6- k i o r a o % the average. Much of that will be B e 5 4 2 that opponents got to a game that they search Service said Monday. Since few months, it takes more time for due to higher prices for fresh fruits, By James Jacoby ME ABDUr cattle. WEST EAST were probably going to make, dou­ last December, the agency had which are expected to go up 10 B 9 5 3 2 BAQ 86 bled. South had no trouble making an YOU, WHPH m been forecasting a 1987 increase in "Beef supplies, therefore, will percent to IS percent from 1986. B 93 BJ 2 Bridge is a game of diversity, and overtrick. Any of us can get caught in the range of 2 percent to 4 percent. remain tight for the rest of this complex decisions must be made dur­ 6POTH0 ? B 10 9 3 B A 6 that irritating situation where we Retail prices for red meats, year, and retail prices will continue Retail poultry prices may hold Manchester B K J 10 7 B A Q 9 8 3 ing the bidding and play. The best could have passed out the opponents in Vee6LEF£5IgR„ IH CMmMl poultry and fresh fruit were re­ to increase slowly, averaging 5 steady or even decline as much as 2 players recognize that their judgment percent after spurting up 7.5 SOUTH a' part-score but instead bid again, al­ ported well above year-earlier (percent) to 7 percent above 1986,” can be wrong at times, but they do not lowing them to get to their game con­ levels during the first half of this the report said. “As beef supplies percent in 1986 as red meat prices BK 10 punish themselves for an occasional also climbed. BAQ 874 mistake. tract. The lesson to be learned here is year, although prices for eggs and decrease this year, per capita beef Area simple: Don’t double the opponents non-alcoholic beverages averaged ♦ K J 8 7 4 2 East opened one no-trump — he had consumption will fall about 9 “Fast food chains heavily pro­ B-- just because you gave them a chance percent.” the right high-card strength and rela­ slightly less. moted new chicken items, which Vulnerable; North-South to get to game. Pass and hope you can ' "While a number of food prices Despite some expansion in pork stimulated sales even more,” the tively balanced distribution, but pur­ beat them. Better still, if you are clair­ Dealer: West ists might say he had too much length are expected to decline in the supplies in the second half of this report said. "Because of the Arts Tabloid voyant enough to know their contract FRANK AND ERNEST "by Bob Thavea second half of 1987, strong first-half year, total 1987 output is expected to stronger demand, retail prices for and strength in the black suits. He will make, take a save. West North EUist Sooth could just as easily have opened one prices will result in the largest be about the same as in 1986, with poultry rose sharply despite ex­ Pass Pass 1 NT 2 B club and bid his spade suit next. As the annual increase in the general price retail prices over the entire year panding supplies.” Pass Pass 2 B 3 B A new book by James Jacoby and □ level since 1982,” the report said. averaging 3 percent to 5 percent With special attention to Schools 3 B 4 B Dbl. Pass bidding proceeded, he might get a bet­ his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is PERSONNEL I COM5 HieHLY But poultry output has continued Pass Pass ter idea about the layout of the cards now available at bookstores. It is “Ja­ larger in 1987 and retail prices are of Dance, Music, Theatre Groups, etc. around the table. coby on Card Games, ” published by 1 r MY coming down, the report added. Opening lead: 4 2 After South’s two-heart overcall. Pharos Books. East tried two spades. Unfortunately © 1»«7. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. LAST EMf^LO'XE^ Oil-price drop puzzling A1979 hurricane that battered the Your advertisement in this very At^' Q-II were puzzled by a drop in oil prices energy futures at Shearson Leh­ after an American-operated super­ man Brothers Inc. "The mood is INSURANCE upcoming fall registration schedule. She shouldn’t dye ever, withont knowing much about To keep the odor of cabbage from WINTHROP « by Dick Cavalli tanker loaded with Iranian oil hit a quizzical." the washability of your dress, f’d be spreading all over the house, place a mine just outside the Persian Gulf. Lebow speculated that the a silk dress herself afraid to recommend your plunging market is looking beyond the Available to ' stalk of celery in the pot with the cab­ YOU DON'T T NOPE... HOW OLD IS I D O N 'T WE h a 'National League of in the family plot In St. Bernard’s Cities. Besides her husband and sister, she is survived by another sister, (Cemetery, Rockville. Calling hours The survey shows 39 percent of Mary Bridget Lynch of Killamey, are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 the towns expect their total general No roaming allowed in Bolton County Kerry, Ireland; three sons, p.m. fund revenue to decline from 1986 to John P. Kearney of Granville, Memorial donations may be 1987 and 53 percent said spending Continued from page 1 made to St. Francis Hospital burden of proving that vandalism “ Once last spring, about 30 cows Mass., Thomas B. Kearney of would outpace revenues in 1987 — Auxiliary, 114 Woodland St., Hart­ compared with 34 percent in 1986. In falling on the fence — or by or an act of God was the cause of the spent the entire night in my yard,” Monroe and Kevin T. Kearney of animals escaping. North Granby: a daughter, Mary ford 06105 or to St. James C^hurch addition, one-fourth are having vandalism. Teller said that in such said Lorenzini. She added that Beth Kearney of Bloomfield; six Building Fund. 767 Elm St., Rocky increasing difficulty retaining situations, Negro has not willfully The state Department of Agricul­ there is never just one stray cow Hill 06067. young people, and over half have a violated the injunction. ture periodically inspects Negro’s but usually at least 10 of them. brothers, Patrick O’Sullivan of Windsor. Timothy O’Sullivan of growing elderly population. Some residents expressed con­ fences, and Negro could face a fine “ It has been a general nuisance, Glastonbury, Jeremiah O’Sullivan Manchester reported an increase cern over these exceptions because of up to $100 a day if he is found to be with the yard damage, lawn dam­ In population in recent years which they said they wanted something violating the injunction. of West Hartford. Dennis O’Sulli­ age and garden damage,” said van of Bloomfield, Jack O’Sullivan has broadened the city’s tax base done about the damage to their One Bolton resident, Carol Loren- Lorenzini, I.W. Abel, 78, while placing greater demands on properties no matter how the and Tom O’Sullivan both of Eng­ zini of 13 Tumblebrook Drive, said* Negro, who operates the Bolton land; and two grandchildren. education and parks and recrea­ animals got there. Teller told the union leader Monday that the problems with Riding Stables, said he would go The funeral is Wednesday at 8; 15 tion. The city plans to spend more residents that the stipulation only Negro’s animals have been occur­ along with the injunction, but he a.m. at the Farley-Sullivan Funeral MALVERN, Ohio (AP) - I.W. on education as well as on streets applies to criminal action against ring for 14 years. She said that there contends that the cows get loose Home. 96 Webster St., Hartford, Abel, a former brickyard worker and roads this fiscal year than it did Negro, not civil action. Teller have been cows in her yard six last year. added that Negro also has the because someone has cut his followed by a mass of Christian who rose to the presidency of the times this vear fences. Manchester says its ability to burial at 9 a.m. in Christ the King United Steelworkers during the attract industry and jobs improved Church, Blue Hills Avenue Exten­ union’s heyday, died Monday. He over the past year. This contrasts sion, Bloomfield. Burial will be in was 78. Mount St. Benedict (Demetery, with most cities in the survey, He was elected international which listed their greatest problem Eighth to prepare question Bloomfield. Calling hours are today president by a slim margin in 1965; from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. David Westphal as the dance director as attracting industry and jobs. was re-elected in 1969 and 1973, add Memorial donations may be While fiscal conditions stayed Continued from page 1 stepped down in 1977. leads the chorus girls through their agreement is on its way to the agreement calls for the district made to the Lupus Foundation of about the same in the town over the approval. Abel led the USW through a not to proceed if after Nov. 3 it Connecticut. 45 S. Main St., West audition steps in a scene from past year, the problems of home­ the town’s Buckland firehouse. period of labor peace, boomirig While there was no formal seems the agreement is headed for Hartford 06107. lessness and drugs worsened. BUT LONGEST was unable to i production and surging wages and Coachlight Dinner Theatre’s production discussion of the terms of the approval. The leading problems reported find any such provision in the benefits. His presidency was agreement during the hour-and-a- by Manchester; improving the agreement and Joyner said it was Longest insists there should be no marked by coordinated bargaining of “42nd Street." existing sewage treatment plant to half meeting, the terms did come up not there. transfer until all provisions needed with 12 leading steelmakers as conform to federal directives; for discussion in connection with to make the agreement binding are Dorothy Scanlon union membership peaked at 1.4 garbage disposal management; the sewer installation. At the last meeting of the met, including action by the Gen­ million. Dorothy (Savitsky) Scanlon. 62, and improving roads. Longest said one of the terms of negotiators. Aug. 6. Stephen T. eral Assembly to fix boundaries of Earlier in his career he was of East Hartford, died Monday at the agreement reached by negotia­ Penny, a town director and town fire protection jurisdiction and to president of USW Local 1123, which About 80 percent of the 395 her home. She was the wife of respondents said city liability to tors seemed to him to provide that negotiator, acknowledged there provide that consolidation of the he helped organize, at the Timken the district would have to cease was nothing in the terms of the Robert W. Scanlon. Roller Bearing Co. in Canton. This ‘42nd Street’ makes a fine evening lawsuits is critical — as Manches­ district and town in the future can work on the sewers if after thq agreement about early transfer of She was born in Manchester and Abel was a member of the Kemer ter reports — or at least serious. take place only with the district’s EAST WINDSOR — The names Harry Warren November election it appears the the sewer, but he said the spirit of consent. had lived in East Hartford the last Commission, which investigated The problem is deepened by the terrific dancer, but a rather inexperienced singer. 38 years. She was employed by the disorders in American cities in and Al Dubin aren’t exactly household words. They male chorus members form a circle of full-length high cost and declining availability Board of Education for the Town of This, unfortunately, seems to be the case in real 1967, and was on the U.S. delegation aren’t as famous as other pairs in the musical mirrors, and rotate slowly like the center of a of liability insurance. Manchester, East Hartford for the last 22 years, for example, paid $169,000 for Fighter incident to the United Nations. comedy business, such as Rodgers and life. Graham is a far better dancer than singer. Her carousel. Thus, there appear to be dozens of retiring in early 1987. Hammerstein or Lem er and Lowe. Center fast footwork, though, makes the rather thin plot liability insurance in 1984 and Besides hef husband, she is cockatoo-bright women singing and dancing on the $319,000 in 1986. But in the 1933 musical film, “ 42nd Street,” seeni slightly less fantastic. It’s marginally survived by three- sons, William Stage small stage. The number of awards by Man­ too moes Warren and Dubin gave audiences some of the possible that a “ hoofer” with this much skill could A similar combination of choreography and U A U.S. P-3 Orion surveiHance Scanlon of Andover, and twins step into a leading role, even with little or no chester has stayed about the same, Joseph Scanlon of East Hartford best-loved tunes of this century. This show features Nancy Pappas costuming come into play in the number “ W e’re in plarre reports that its radar Patrick O’Boyle, cardinal theatrical background. however, including 41 in 1984, 34 in and Jeffrey Scanlon of South such numbers as “ You’ re Getting to Be a Habit the Money.” Dark-green suits made the male WASHINGTON (AP) - Patrick 1985 and 37 in 1986. Most were hats picked up several |Bar>daf Abbas | Windsor: two daughters. Karen With M e,” “ I Only Have Eyes for You.” “ W e’re in settled out of court. A. O’Boyle, the first Roman Ca­ dancers look like old-fashioned movie ushers, and approaching aircraft. Keramidas of Waterford and the Money,” “ Lullaby of Broadway ,” “ Shuffle off THE CHOREOGRAPHY, reworked by Connie the women wore silver-and-green lame outfits Strait of tholic cardinal and first archbishop Shafer, allows much of the spectacle of the Laurie Scanlon of North Canton; in the nation’s capital, died Mon­ to Buffalo,” and the title tune, “ 42nd Street.” similar to those worn in the Broadway production. Hormuz four sisters, Nellie Schaub of Broadway show to come to Coachlight’s far day. He was 91. Those songs and others equally delightful are the whose broken ankle gives the chorus girl her big There was just one problem: the platinum blonde Ellington, Mrs. Anthony Giraitisof smaller stage. The dramatic effects are assisted by O’Boyle was made archbishop in reason audiences are enjoying the current break. This part is often played as an aging, wigs didn’t even look quite as good as the T rident’s Manchester, Frances Savitsky and 1947. becoming the first in the production of “ 42nd Street” at the Coachlight Konnie Kittrell’s outstanding costumes. Navy F-t4 jet figNers attached to the Florence Vanderbilt, both in Cali­ whining brat. In the Coachlight production, one-size-fits-all stretch wigs sold in the back of the United States to receive that honor Dinner Theater. The music is wonderful, and for For example, in the opening number of the women’s magazines. a i^a ft carrier Corrsteflation are immediately o A e fornia; and four grandsons. however, Findlay’s version of Dorothy Brock without serving as bishop first. the most part, well-delivered. This is particularly second act, a tune called “ Dames,” each female The funeral is Wednesday at 8; 15 makes her the most sympathetic character on The current production of “ 42nd Street” runs reliability '' sen* to the area and Pope Paul VI made him a cardinal member of the cast comes onto the stage in an a.m. at the Callahan Funeral true of the numbers sung by Diane J. Findlay, who stage. through Sept. 13. When it closes, it will have been determine that the in 1967. O’Boyle was known for his has been seen on television in "T h e Edge of Night” outrageous evening gown. One outfit looks like a Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart­ Findlay’s throaty voice is an excellent foil for the the longest running show in Coachlight’s history, approaching aircraft, work on urban problems and race and “ Another World,” and on Broadway in “ Hello turquoise-chiffon belly-dancing costume, another Iran is known to ford, followed by a mass of relations, but he also became a thinner, higher tones of Deborah Graham. She and will cap the theater’s 15th anniversary season. questioned believed to be Iraniatn, were Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Dolly,” among other shows. is reminiscent of a frilly honeymoon negligee. symbol of church orthodoxy on such plays Peggy Sawyer, the novice from Allentown, have a small number of American- Mary’s CTiurch, East Hartford. There are scarlet feather boas and a magnificent Vveatenirtg the P-3. An F-14 fires a missile issues as birth control. O’Boyle Pa., who fills in for the leading lady. The plot line Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery, built F-4 Phantom fighters at Bandar served as chancellor of Catholic F IN D L A Y IS marvelous as the leading lady green-spangled dress into which the actress seems Nancy Pappas is a reporter for the Manchester WASHINGTON (AP) - The at one of these suspected Irartian fighters. East Hartford. Calling hours are leads the audience to expect that the chorus girl is a Abbas alor>g the Strait of Hormuz University of America from 1948 to to have been poured. To enhance the spectacle, the Herald. breakdown of a gear system aboard today from 2to4p.m.and7to9p.m. the USS Nevada, crippling the 1973. submarine at sea, raises questions about the reliability of the ship­ AP graphic builder that installed the system’s A U.S. Navy F-14 jet fighter fired a components and may soon be be making “hostile moves, ” according to allowed to compete for Trident missile over the weekend at a suspected administration sources. BE YOUR OWN BOSS! contracts, a Connecticut congress­ Iranian jet fighter that it said appeared to Comic books ar© celobrating their first century man says. SHOP A LAROe MARKET OP MANY NEW PRANCHISE-DI8TRIBUTOSIS-MULTI-LEVELt In a letter to Rep. Sam Gejden- BV Raf Casert son, D-Conn., Assistant Navy Se­ OWN YOUl «OWN The Associated Press century. cretary Everett Pyatt said parts of Mine search becomes urgent Tintin has been translated in 22 the USS Nevada’s reduction gear BUSINESS EXPO GHENT, Belgium — This home of languages, and Herge, who had Tintin system, which transmits power Continued from page 1 The voyage of the first U.S.- 79,999-ton Ocean City and the Aug. 15*U# Springfisid, Nloss. Civic Csntsr Flemish masters and Gothic cathedrals land on the moon 15 years before Nell from the turbines to the propeller, has boldly proclaimed comics “ the ninth Armstrong did in 1969, had an asteroid were replaced in March during escorted convoy was marred when 46,723-ton Gas King. A third war­ EXHIBITS OPEN 112 to 6 P.M. gulf would backfire, the agency Salurdiy or Sundayl Shop ■ la rg o v a r M y o f d lfh Kant franohlaaa. dtatrlbutorahlpa and art,” as It plays host this summer to the named after him. Over 100 million Tintin routine maintenance work at the a mine near Iran’s Farsi Island ship brought up the rear and a reported in the dispatch monitored damaged the tanker Bridgeton last m ultHaval programa. Saa diaplaya. U lk to raprai lantaUvaa, gat Inform ation about fult- first major exhibit of comic strip albums have sold worldwide. Newport News Shipbuilding & fourth was moving in circles and part-tlma opportunHIaa lor man and wor in Cyprus. month. nan. Invaatmant ranga from tSS to illustrators. Drydock Co. in Virginia. around the convoy, he reported. $160,000. Many do not raqulro provloua bualn laa axparlanoa or quitting your |ob. . Sheik Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah, Pyatt said the parts were pro­ An eyewitness observing the Observers said helicopters were Naxt Saturday and Sunday onlyl Coma And th< I rtPht bualnaaa for you.______“Comic books have now existed for LUCKY LUKE, the lanky cowboy in the ruler of Kuwait, meanwhile, vided by GE, formerly called the Kuwaiti tankers and their U.S. leading and following the proces­ about a century and it became time that unrelenting pursuit of the four Dalton received act message today from liTEKITEIMEnilMRIN? General Electric Co., and that the escorts from a chartered vessel sion, apparently scanning the wa­ AOMISSION $3 WITH THIS M> CAUIIlfMMlOO comic strips became an artistic success President Saddam Hussein of Iraq, bandits, annually sells 3 million albums work was done by Newport News said they resumed their 550-mile ters for mines. a day after Iraqi jets resumed as well as a commercial success,” said in about 20 languages and has been made "under the guidance’ ’ of GE. The journey by 7; 30 p.m. Monday attacks on Iranian economic and oil The Texaco Caribbean had taken Danny Dewilde co-organizer of the Ghent into a T V cartoon. The Smurfs, who also Navy is still investigating what evening. targets, ending a 25-day lull. on oil at Iran’s Larak Island show and owner of a comic book gallery. are a popular cartoon on American TV, caused the malfunction last month, Correspondent Bruce Sadler of Contents of the message were not terminal, according to Lloyd’s All through the sprawling Ghent sell in the millions. Peyo, the creator of he said. the British Independent Television NAME(S): disclosed.PDlplomatic sources said Shipping Intelligence in London. No Museum of Contemporary Art visitors Gejdenson said Pyatt’s letter, Network said in a telephone report the blue fairy-tale dwarfs, has left his it dealt with latest developments in one was reported injured in the can admire the subtle coloring of Rene which the congressman released that the convoy had formed a single native Belgium for the tax haven of the 7-year-old Iraq-Iran war. blast, which Tehran radio blamed Monday, provides additional evi­ line about 6 miles long, led by the Hausman or the minute details of Switzerland. The Reagan administration on the United States. SINGLED MARRIEPyAGF-V v^^ & J - Z / dence that the Navy’s plan to allow guided missile frigate Crommelin. Philippe Druillet in the original frames. Most comics made their start in agreed to reflag 11 Kuwaiti tankers Newport News to compete with It was followed by the 81,283-ton The Texaco Caribbean is owned In all, 47 European comic strip creators to protect them from Iranian EMPLOYMENT: ______large-circulation newspapers or week­ Electrict Boat for Trident contracts tanker Sea Isle City, the frigate by Lexington Tankships Ltd., a were selected on the merits of their lies and this has been seen as a prime attacks. Tehran charges that Ku­ Jarrett, then two more tankers, the subsidiary of Texaco Panama Inc. is a bad idea. wait aids Iraq. MONTHLY MORTGAGE: ^ . /V^ ______pictorial achievements. reason for their pervasive mainstream “ This initial response from As­ At least five ships have been ethics and morality. ‘ ‘Forchildren from 7 sistant Secretary Pyatt raises damaged by mines since the ANNUAL INCOME: ^ ______BUT THE GRAPHICS are only part of to 77” used to be the main cliche. further questions about the ability Iran-Iraq war spread to the Persian what makes comics art, according to Jan of Newport News to perform Not anymore. “ From 1968 until 1980, Gulf 3

I » . ' -1?— MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 11. 1987 / M A N C H ES ’TE R H E R A L D . Tuesday. Aug. 11.1987 — 1$ Go professional Advice ■ 5 ^ ■ Support group meets ifp A support group for persons with epilepsy and their families will on hearing aids meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Pondering a gift n^nchester Memorial Hospital.’ ™ e group is sponsored by the You suggest he wear a hat. Epilepsy Foundation of Greater “ ®rtford and provides help to He thought you without invitation called him fat. individuals and families with the problems o f ; epilepsy. For more An embarrass­ DEAR information, call 282-1638. ing encounter? ABBY: One Probably. A week before a comical misun­ W ATES to meet scheduled wed­ derstanding? ding and recep­ Dear Abby Not at all. Manchseter WATES will meet tion, m y hus­ A restored 1967 Dodge Dart and a 1977 AMD Hornet are Doug Johnson's beat two cars since 1938. An estimated today at Orange Hall on East band received a Abigail Van Buren IS to 20 million of Center Street. Weigh-in will be telephone call Manchester Yesterdays you are not from 6; 15to7; 15p.m.,followed bya from the father hearing at what is considered a business meeting. of the bride who meet certain education require­ apologized for "norm al’’ level. Hearing loss is ments.* In 45 states, hearing-aid more prevalent. among the older neglecting to in­ dispensers must take a written Health clinics set clude us on the population, but it cuts across all age exam, but there are no formal The Manchester Health Depart­ If"- guest list. He said he was mailing from him! His manners were barriers. About four million Ameri­ educational requirements. In New 50 years of driving in Manchester cans have hearing aids. In 1986 ment will hold a blood pressure an invitation to us immediateiy learned at his mother’s knee, and York state, a "professional clinic at Westhill Gardens or with the information we would need he will not improve. I know. alone, a record-breaking 1,268,142 hearing-aid dispenser" is a person Bluefield Drive Monday from 9 to K — time, piace. etc. I ’ve been fighting this for 44 hearing aids were sold in the U.S who has paid $65 and filed an Photo by MacKondrick B y Douglas A. Johnson Sr. a.m. and at Bennet Housing on M y husband decided that we years. I fell in love with a man who Speedy V -8 engine. 1935 Chevy, Solimene & Flagg according to the Hearing Industry application with the state Division Main Street from 10; 45 to 11; 30a.m. This box for spectacles apparently went should attend, so he accepted was very crude when It came to Association. ’This represents an of Licensing Services. There are no probably occurred between 1917 to Motors, Manchester. It was my first "hard-top.’’ Blood pressure clinics will be verbally. As luck would have it, a manners and behavior, but I I recently read about the Malcolm Barlows trip increase of nearly 12 percent from other requirements. If your state back and forth between South Willing- 1923, judging by the Washington 2-cent held at Spencer Village on Pascal foot injury prevented m y going and thought I could change him. Of through the United States and the antique car rally. affvaft office. I drove a the previous year. ’The average does not have licensing require­ ton and Willimantic. The shuttling Lane on Aug. 19 from 1 to 2 p.m. and stamps. my husband did not want to go course, I couldn’t. I didn’t meet his Their antique Hupmobile brought my memory 1936 Buick Rradm aster. A spare tire In each front price paid for a hearing aid last ments. be sure to check into the year; $513. at Mayfair Gardens on North Main without me, so we had to regret family until after we were mariied, back to Mr. Barlow’s dad. He had a gas and tire fender well. This is the type of Buick that General person’s background, training and after all. However, because we had ^’Hearing loss is a health problem Street on Aug. 24 from 9; 30 to 10; 30 and when I did, I nearly dropped station across from Center Park in the '20s and Patton rode around Europe during World War II. A reputation. accepted verbally, I thought we that needs to be dealt with by a a.m. dead. His mother was a short, goM limo, but a gas guzzler during gas rationing • Realize that hearing aids are should send a gift. My husband '30s. He sold me m y first tires and gasoline in 1938. health care professional.” stresses There will be no blood pressure heavyset woman with atrocious and tire conservation. medical devices. Food and Drug You’ll have to be a Sheriock disagreed. We had never met the In those days, we pumped gas by a hand pump with Dr. Jane Madell, director of audiol­ clinics at the Senior Citizens’ manners. If you were in her way, Administration regulations require bride or groom and knew nothing a clock-type dial. Imagine that for self-serve ogy at the New York League for the Center or the Salvation Arm y this she’d give you a shove! She never that those under the age of 18 be about their likes and dislikes, which today! MY NEXT C A R was a 1937 Dodge that I bought Hard of Hearing. Before purchas­ month. Those who normally visit closed a door or a drawer — she examined by a physician within six would make buying a wedding gift If I had all my cars from 1938 to the present in from a friend (?) on Birch Street. The ’37 Dodge ing a hearing aid. the league these sites a re encouraged to attend either kicked or slammed it shut. months of purchasing a hearing rather difficult. By the way, we was tte dog of dogs and lemon of lemons, but I got advises seeing a licensed audiolo­ clinics at any of the others listed. She interrupted people and shouted mint shape. I’d be an antique-vehicle millionaire I aid. reports Carole Rogin of the to untangle eyewear mystery never did receive the invitation. kid you not. 25 miles per gallon! I even ran turpentine in it. gist and otologist (a physician them down, and was never wrong Hearing Industry Association. Personally, I wpuld have had about anything. I took m y driving test in Manchester from M r. whose practice is limited to treat­ M oriarty sold me a darn good 'Those 18 and older may waive this President Installed This is a back- more respect for the parents of the M y husband turned out to be just ing medical problems affecting the requirement. accompany my being blind, the Ash from the Connecticut Motor Vehicles 1939 Chevy for $200, one of m y best buys from Matt and-forth box. If bride had we not been invited atall. like her, but when you’re in love you ear). Betty Thrall, president of World good God prepare me! ” Sad. when Department . I borrowed a 1930 Whippet for m y test and Maurice. • Askabout a trial period. Since you turn the lid Please comment on their behav­ either don’t notice, or they’re on “ Hearing aids are not always the War I Auxiliary 786 of Manchester, all he needed was a diopter or two in 1938. Ash had me drive from the old police many K&ring aids are custom over, instead of ior — and ours. their best behavior. M y husband’s ■Then to wind it up. I drove a ’35 Chevy truck, a ’51 only answer." Madell adds. A was elected and installed as depart­ for reading help. department at Center Park down Main to the built, there may be a charge. the Mrs. Mary FRUSTRATED IN THE EAST table manners are gross. He curls Olds, a ’57 Nash Am ericar. Finally, I drove a variety of assistive devices, such as Service is essential. Often there’s ment president. World War 1 Collectors’ There was an era on the way to Term inus and back to the M yrtle Street hill. telephone amplifiers, are available Auxiliary, during the 30th annual Nedwied of his left arm around his plate as if brand-new ’55 Plymouth from Moriarty’s my one an adjustment period. I repeat; the general use of temple glasses D E A R F R U S T R A T E D : Before Guess what? There were no traffic lights in 1938! for less severe cases. In addition to South Willington someone were going to steal it. He and only new car. Then a ’55 F ord wagon a ’56 Deal only with someone you have convention in Meriden. She re­ Comer when the pince-nez was all the go. commenting. I would need to know hearing aids, rehabilitative ther­ ceived an award of merit for it would go to stabs at his food with his fork and On Myrtle hill, I had to stop, with clutch, hand jaevy, a ’56 Plymouth, and a ’62 Rambler. State confidence In. Corson’s book shows many exam­ the relationship between the par­ apy is often helpful and sometimes GeorgeC. Moon. Russ MacKendrick chews with his mouth open. Yes, brake, and footbrake. And I had to start without ’Theater shoemaker shop had to make a clutch Once you purchase a hearing aid. outstanding achievement in Ame­ ples. including one perched on the ents of the bride and you. It appears essential. ricanism and a certificate award Optician, of I ’ve tried to correct him, but he’s stalling. I was sweating by then. (Automatic shifts return spring of leather for this lemon. This dog give yourself a chance to get used to nose of Thomas Fortune Ryan and that you were overlooked, then they “ It's not like glasses,” emphas­ from the Veterans Home and Willimantic. too lazy and stubborn to learn. Also, were more or less a dream in ’38.) had leather for a spring. it. It is often difficult for wearers to another on that of Brigham Young. reconsidered and hastily invited izes Madell. "You don’t just put Hospital in Rocky Hill for contribut­ T h e cover IP « ItM ' he’s nearly illiterate and has never Ash had me hang a left on Linden Street. I had to adjust to background noises. Other uses of the lens principle you with a telephone call, whereu­ Finally, here afe pictures of m y two best from them on and hear fine.” ing to the benefit of the patients. story of the An­ read a book. How this man held a 'There is no doubt that our rapidly are seen in the monocle, quizzing pon your husband felt obligated to make a complete 180-degree turn without using 1938 — ad infinitum. Big news; New technologies have tique Trader Weekly for Aug. 5 is job all these years. I ’ll never know. aging population will focus more The national convention will be portraying spectacles in use was glass (hand-held), oxfords (you accept. driveways in two shots. ’Try it! Back to the reduced hearing aids to extremely held in Oklahoma City, Okla. entitled "Collecting Antique Eye- painted in 1352. (This may account for his early Johnson Signs helped me restore a attention on hearing loss. Of the 29 could close them together, and the Inasmuch as you never did Manchester P D and a verbal test. F o r $2, 1 was a small dimensions. The majority of wear.” Here the author states that As we get along, when we read, retirement.) It’s amazing how 1%7 Dodge Dart. I call it the Swedish car. Paul million adults over age 65, about 28 lorgnette for high society. receive the promised invitation, brand-new motorist. wearers — 69 percent — require you have to function as a kind of the print is clearest farther and clever a person can be when he Erickson sold it to Jennie Jones, then intern pastor percent (8 million) suffer from Before plunging head-first into and had never met the couple, a aids that are worn in the ear. The Sheriock to untangle the mysteries farther away. Nothing to be needs to bluff his way through. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Dave Torstenson hearing loss, according to the the collection of eyeglasses any congratulatory card would be ap­ smallest of this type are the in the field He’s a good man in other ways, I CAN’T G IVE you a blow-by-blow description of overhauled the D art and sold it to Johnson a few industry association. As more of alarmed about — magnification newcomer should take a gander at propriate — but not a gift. in-the-canal hearing aids that are Thoughts In line with this we can take a look takes care of it. Nearly all the early but I never would have married him DOUG JOHNSON all 21 of my old cars. My first was a 1927 Chevy I years ago. you fall into this category, more this book — he or she might be You said a “ foot injury” pre­ hardly noticeable. Traditional at the Washington 2-cent stamps on if I had known then what I learned bought from Linder Carlson of Norman Street for will be wearing hearing aids. glasses were made for elderly aghast at the variety and vented you from attending the . . recalls 21 cars A more recent buy, a 1977 AM C Hornet, is tbe body-worn and eyeglass aids ac­ the lower left and figure out that the scholars doing close work. No help later. $35. Jim Mahoney gave me d rivin g lessons in it. If you are over 55, consider multiplicity. wedding? Freud, who theorized. best, I think, after 50 years of driving in count for only 3 percent of the The lifestyle of the Christian is to box was most likely shuttling in the was available for the near-sighted STUCK IN ST. LOUIS The 27 Chevy had 27-inch wheels in the rear and having a hearing test to establish a An article in Tim e-Life is full of “ There are no accidents,” would Manchester. hearing aid market. About 28 be a servant just as Jesus was. years 1917to 1923 (Forphilatelists; for several centuries. baseline for your hearing. You may chortles over the sleepers the have had a field da^with this case. 25-inch wheels in front. It felt like you were driving Can I close with — President Reagan is 100 percent of hearing aids sold last After washing the disciples feet They are Third Bureau issue. II by The frames of some early specta­ want to follow up every few years, author had picked up. “ Steals” are For Abby’s booklet. “ How to downhill perpetually. percent right. 55 mph is fast enough for all of us 40 year were behlnd-the-ear models. Jesus discussed with them the II perfs.) cles were riveted together and particularly If you think you are all over the place because the topic DEAR ABBY: This is for the lady Have a Lovely Wedding,” send a Next. H a rry Dresser at Gengras Motors sold me Hearing aids can be customized meaning of that event. ’The Time-Life Encyclopedia re­ hand-held. The problem of keeping to 50 mph was plenty fast enough for us. having trouble. is mainly neglected by cataloguers. who asked if she should m arry a check or money order for $2.50 and the teen-agers' dream, a 1930 Model A Ford. When with various options. "I am your Lord and Teacher, commends just one book on the the glasses in place before the eyes Come on drivers, where are you going that is so While hearing impairments are You can’t find eyeglasses quoted in widower who had been married for "Special switches for talking on and I have just washed your feel, subject: Richard Corson’s “Fa­ a long, stamped (39 cents), self- the kids of that era went parking, we were shy, important? often hereditary and become more was not solved until about 1730. with Kovels’, the Atlantic Trader or 40 years and had revolting table the telephone, T-coils which accept you then should wash each other's shions in Eyeglasses.” On a skim the first “ temple-side-pieces” such addressed envelope to; Dear Abby, period. The Model A had a gas feed shut-off under frequent as we age, realize that Warman’s, so you can hope to get a manners. (She thought maybe she Wedding Booklet. P.O. Box 447, direct input from T V or radio and feet" Jn. 13; 14 through this we learn that the above as seen on the specs on the box and the dash. We’d hit the valve, and lo and behold, five exposure to high levels of noise can hundred-dollar item for a couple of could “ teach" him .) She should run Mount Morris, III. 61054. ^ u g la s A . Johnson Sr. lives at 27K Bluefield Drive noise-reduction aid models are This has several implications for dates are on the button for the specs everywhere else today. minutes later, the Ford stopped. Your young lady affect your hearing — and quality of bucks. and is a frequent contributor to Manchester the Christian. in the box available.” notes Lawrence Posen, life — as you advance in years. For bifocals we are indebted to was amazed. Then innocent “sparking.” Pop the Yesterdays. Do you have a Manchester memory First the Christian will be obser­ Corson tells us far more than we president of Beltone Electronics Blasting a Walkman loudly is a Ben Franklin, who suggested the TONIGHT: gas valve and you were on your way. youd like to share? Write to Adele Angle Corp. of Chicago. would ever want to know about hearing hazard for the young. vant of human need. Even a need idea in a letter the a Philadelphia Summer get-together for A quick rundown of the other 19 cars. Manchester Yesterdays, Manchester Herald, P.O. Keep in mind; that seems trivial such as dirty feet. eyeglasses The first written word optician in 1784 Old home remedies Final note; Investigate hospital members and guests of the Man­ I bought a 1933 Ford from Nielsen’s for $135. Box 591, Manchester 06040. • Deal with a qualified, reputa­ Jesus saw this need even though on them seems to have been in We are reminded of the last entry chester Philatelic Society, at Cen­ or university not-for-profit hearing Roger Bacon’s "Opus Majus” of ble individual. In 37 states, audiolo­ . this was his last evening on earth (1669) in Samuel Pepys’ diary; ". . ter Congregational Church from clinics for top-quality treatment at 1292 The oldest work of art _ ------gists are------licensed and-- required tolu aiioroaoieaffordable prices. and the celebration of the passover for ... all the discomfort.4 that will 6:30 to 9 o’clock. was the occasion bringing them can work sometimes together. Both circumstances make dirty feet seem unimportant. Graceiand draws thousands D EAR DR. Author urges keeping open mind on'aiien' abductions However. Jesus notices what others GOTT: I’ye might consider trivial. A woman heard of numer­ By Stefan Fotsls whose father was a missionary in ous cures for "A ll it asks you to do is place into your head from a dream,” Strieber The Associated Press problem we have now is that the can take a lie detector test and China told of her father receiving question some of the paradigms said. ” I felt like I was being raped. his transformation "from a fright­ ulcers, such as debunkers are frightening the pass,” he said. " I cannot be letters of sympathy upon her birth Elvis trivia fans compete cabbage juice, Dr. Gott about reality and the nature of the ... It just didn’t strike me as being scientific community into not tak­ ened victim to someone who is NEW YO R K — What angers mind.” he said. 'Tm not asking convinced — not by myself, not by a going to tell it like it was, damn the because she was bom female. ra w potatoes m i r Whitley Strieber most is the alti­ hallucinatory or dream like in ing a clear-headed look at this. psychiatrist, not by anybody — that By Woody Baird singer's former wife. associated with Elvis, everywhere Peter Gott, M.D. more than th a t" nature.” consequences.” Women were considered unimpor­ and herbs. Is tude of U FO deblinkers who out­ ’’’Communion’ has been done there is the slightest doubt this is tant. Jesus by his resurrection The Associated Press The celebration, which began from Tupelo right on through his there any valid­ “ Communion.” which has sold Co-author of two books about right reject his claims in the with a lot of care and a lot of real.” He said he no longer fears when appearance to M ary Magdalene Saturday, also includes concerts, movie career, his music career, his ity to these more than 250.000 copies and was nuclear war and the environment, best-selling book “Communion” attention to candor,” he added. Strieber, who includes his wife he will be "visited” again. made her the first witness to the MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The name of dances, memorial services, a foot­ backup singers, right on to the No. 1 on the New York Times "W arday” and “ Nature’s End,” home that he was abducted by short, ’"There’s no reason that someone and 8-year-old son among witnesses "I just live my life,” Strieber resurrection. This raised women the doctor who delivered the king of race and a karate tournament. funeral home,” he said. remedies? non-fiction best-seller list for three Strieber said he has received more stocky, big-eyed humanoids. with a good reputation can’t take it to the paranormal happenings, is said. “ When these happen It’s from unimportance to crucial. So rock ’n’ roll was good for a Prince and four other trivia buffs weeks, details Strieber's reported than 2,000 letters from readers, He said he planned to look over an Strieber, the 42-year-old author of seriously and study it seriously.” writing a sequel entitled ’"Transfor­ always a little startling. But I don’t Christians see needs that are not first-round victory in a trivia had no trouble naming the first song contacts with alien visitors in over half of whom claim some kind Elvis biography or two while D E A R R E A D E R : Peptic ulcers readily treated by a variety of pop thrillers-tumed-movies “The Many details of Strieber’s alleged mation” about subsequent visits. think in terms of when it will apparent to others. contest held by Elvis Presley fans on Presley’s first album (“ Blue 1985-86 of alien contact. awaiting the final round. “ I ’m are caused by too much stomach means, including digitalis and Wolfen” and “The Hunger,” reso­ encounters emerged during hypno­ The author received a $1 million happen again.” gathered by the thousands to mark Suede Shoes” ) and the number of acid entering the first part of the In the book, Strieber says on one He is forming a referral service sis sessions with a New York City Second. Jesus could not see a going to relax for a few days and let drugs to force the kidneys to lutely denies inventing his 299-page advance from the publisher for the 10th anniversary of his death. movies he made before going in the small intestine (duodenum). Treat­ occasion humanoids wearing gray network of doctors and counselors The author said he had no interest need and fail to meet it. By my mind be calm and clear,” he excrete the excess fluid. account of bright lights and mid­ psychiatrist, transcripts of which “ I just read everything I can Army (four). ment is directed at either neutraliz­ body-suits carried him to a small — not U F O investigators — for "Communion” but said negotia­ in UFOs until his first encounters. commanding his followers to wash said. night visits by alien beings to his are included in the book. about him ,” said first-round winner ing this acid (usually with antac­ depression in the woods and later to people who have written to him tions haven’t been completed for “ It just didn’t seem to matter each other’s feet, he is encouraging But only Prince knew the doctor’s Presley was bom in Tupelo, DEAR DR. GOTT: We recently remote cabin in upstate New York. Strieber says he underwent a Jim m y Prince, who was awarded a ids) or reducing the production of a messy chamber. The visitors, he claiming paranormal experiences. the new book, which details his very much,” he said. "M y concerns us to try and meet the needs we see. name, William Robert Hunt. Miss., on Jan. 8, 1935. He died in a installed a sauna and used it at least " I believe I am telling the truth,” battery of physical and psychologi­ silver belt buckle shaped like the gastric acid (with Tagamet or says, physically assaulted him, struggle to come to terms with were peace and the environment.” Sometimes I find I cannot meet a Winners of the preliminary con­ bathroom at Graceiand on Aug. 16, twice a week during the entire fall Strieber said in a telephone inter­ "People know that something is cal tests that showed him to be front gates at Graceiand, the Zantac). inserting a “ shiny, hair-thin nee­ being the apparent subject of alien need alone. Then I enlist others and tests will meet for the champion­ 1977, of heart disease. According to and winter. We’ve had no illness, view. ’’’Communion' never de­ going on and it’s not understood by normal, and also passed two "When I was 11 or 12 there were white-columned mansion here dle” in his head and a long, scaly experiments. join with them until it is met. ship Friday, vying for hundreds of court testimony, traces of 14 Home remedies sometimes work contrary to usual winters. Is ther mands that you believe in UFOs or science,” Strieber said. ’"The result polygraphs. The bottom of each (outer space) movies ... but It where Presley lived. object in his rectum. "Transformation” includes one dollars’ worth of Elvis memorabi­ prescription stimulants and de­ for diseases. When they do, there is any credence to our belief that the that you believe that the visitors are of this is they’re just simply not page of "Communion” asserts that wasn’t something that we thought One of the most exhilirating “ I ’m just delighted to have it. It’s “ It wasn’t dreamlike in any way “major” encounter and three mi­ lia, including a 10th anniversary pressants were found in his body. usually a sound scientific rationale. sauna is responsible for our im­ physically real. going to buy the debunkers. They Strieber’s is "A ’True Story.” was particularly real. It was feeling in the world is to know you beautiful,” said the textile mill — you don’t get a needle mark in nor ones with the same humanoids, satin jacket and a framed replica of Fo r example, bicarbonate of soda proved health? shouldn’t believe them. 'The real “ I believe it so completely that I science fiction, but you don’t expect have helped meet a need. We all worker from Lexington, N.C. Graceiand, with its 36,006-square used to be the tried-and-true Strieber dhid. The sequel is about science fiction to be real.” have a need for God’s forgiveness Presley’s first gold record, “ Heart­ The week-long trivia contest is foot supermarket of Elvis memora­ treatment for ulcers because soda DEAR READER: Probably not. and Jesus can meet that need. I can break Hotel.” part of Elvis International Tribute bilia and trinkets, draws more than is alkaline and neutralizes acid. Some people, particularly resi­ contribute to meeting that need by Artist doesn^t cut corners Week, a nine-day event expected to Prince said that he has been an a half-million visitors a year and Likewise, milk — an effective dents of the Scandinavian coun­ introducing a person to Jesus and draw up to 50,000 fans to Graceiand. Elvis fan since 1956 and that his brings in $9 million annually to chemical buffer — used to be in tries, attribute healing qualities to confirming bis grace by offering Elvis impersonators will square house is full of Elvis posters, Presley’s estate. fashion for the same reason. I am sauna baths. And perhaps the my forgiveness also. off in competition later in the week. records and other Presley “ It was just wonderful,” said not aware that cabbage juice, raw moisture breathed in does help So will Priscilla Presley look- souvenirs. Linda Agin of Key West, Fla., after potatoes and herbs have enjoyed soothe the upper respiratory tract. Sphere paintings never reaiiy end Rev. James Meek, Pastor alikes. Miss Presley, an actress on “ I ’m really into autograph col­ touring the house. “ It was very the popularity of the other "kitchen However, I am unaware of any Community Baptist Church the T V series “ Dallas,” is the lecting from people who were touching.” cures,” but perhaps they offer reports in U.S. medical literature relief for some people. proving that saunas improve By Chet Brokoyv r; ” “ Experience supersonic travel on a two-hour this usually resulted from severe of the items results In a food corner. The Spearfish, S.D., man paints on spheres In his Black subjects from all sides; north, south, east struck the first Constitution coins at Philadel­ and Marvin Miller, who played the secretary on The most difficult part of being an artist is "You can say things that you can’t say STARCRUISE aboard, the Air France Con­ and progressive congestive heart intolerance. and west, as well as top and bottom. phia, the only government-issued keepsakes of the popular series “ The Millionaire.” Hills studio. He says the images he creates on the balls present a selling his work, he said, but the financial end when you take a little square out of the corde,” said the advertisements. “ At supersonic failure, a condition causing im­ The bureau says to start adding One sphere features a view of a man the celebration. ‘ "Th ey put it together because they thought it better, more complete Interpretation of an environment than is improving. One of his spheres is owned by world,” Termes said. “ We need to be aware speed over the Atlantic see the curvature of the mense fluid overload in the abdo­ foods back to your diet until you Supplies of the gold and silver coins will be would make a nice project that everybody could conventional paintings can. looking out a window, but as it spins, the the Coca-Cola Co., and another was commis­ that the world is one complete unit, a Earth from an altitude of 10-12 miles — traveling men and lower extremities. Today identify the food — or foods — image changes so the viewer winds up In the sioned by the Wyoming Law Enforcement sphere.” limited, according to the Philadelphia Mint, hear and understand more readily than the at twice the speed of sound!!! ” we call this "edema,” and it is causing the problem. ------MANCHESTER HERAl.D^ Tuegdav. Aug. 11. H87

Ad agency MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 11. 1987 — 18 sees Just Tiiesilay TV SPORTS 5-OOPM [DIS] let the Faloons Oo Tw o 3 TV hits fnands who train falconi gai out to find a SPENSER: pair of their birds stolen by smugglers. (60 min.) ■ FOR HIRE LOS ANGELES (AP) - The [ESPN] Motorcycle Racing: Dutch three major television networks w Grand Prix SOOcc World Championship tiawk (Avery are throwing 22 new series at Series From Holland. (60 min.) (R) Brooks, I.) and r[M C] MOVIE; The Man With One Horn sounds off for Bosox viewers this fall, but a leading Spenser (Robert Red Shoo’ (CC) A violinist unwittingly be­ advertising agency predicts only comes involved in a cat-and-mouse game Urich) need each By Dove O'Hara three will be hits. other's assis­ With his career on the line, Horn for a double off the bullpen wall in about him. He’s not going to be between rival spy Mencies. Tom Hanks, ^ •'t - T The Assaclated Press Two N BC comedies. “ M y Tw o • Lori Singer. Dabney (folemsn. 1985. Rated tance on ABC's terrorized right, setting up a 3-1 lead in the cheated out of his swings.” Dads” and “A Different World.” PG. "Spenser: Tor as the DH for Pawtucket. sixth. Asked about Horn and the Red and A B C ’s “ Hooperman” were 6 :0 0 P M CD C£ IS) (SI ® Hire/' airing BOSTON — A few years ago the Called up on July 23. the 6-foot-S, Sox’ seventh grand slam homer of top-rated in the survey by Saatchi & CC Three’s Company Too TUESDlAY. sent Joe Morgan on left-handed slugger is continuing In the seventh, Horn just missed a the season, Clemens said; Saatchi DFSComptonofNewVork. ( C Matt Houston A U Q . 11. a scouting assignment to Texas. his attack on with a double off the wall in left-center off reliever Gary " I think he missed that ball a The agency, the nation’s third Q j) Gimma a Break After watching a Longhorn senior hurlers. largest, ranked the shows on a scale J 3 l Greatest American Hero CHECK U5TINGS Lavelle. Then in the eighth, against little and it still went out. He’sjusta throw for a while. Morgan re­ “ I ’m just trying to wait and see of 1 to 10 for clients who want to buy Angie FOR EXACT TIME Jose Nunez, he lined a bases-loaded big, strong kid having fun, and it’s ported: “ a better than average fast the ball, then explode,” Horn said commercial time. 3D Doctor Who ball.” shot to the right of the 380-foot mark great to watch.” . .-'■r after hitting two doubles and a ’The wild card in this season's 1■f 'i V ® Charlie’s Angels for his sixth homer in just 13 games, Wade Boggs, raising his league­ grand slam homer for five RBI, shuffle is the push-button Peo- IS) Quincy On the basis of the findings of one as a pinchhitter. leading average to .367, had a plemeter being introduced by the Morgan and other top scouts, the helping break open a 2-1 game after SI) Reporter 41 ‘T m just pleased with m y double and two singles, along with a A C. Nielsen Co. Red Sox made Roger Clemens their 5 12 innings for Clemens. (®) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour performance and happy to be pair of walks, and rookie Mike The networks have resisted the No. I draft pick. ®D Fame (60 min.) (In Stereo) Locked in a pitching duel with here,” Horn said. ’’There are so Greenwell had three singles and Peoplemeter. which allows Morgan, now Boston’s third base two RBI. [DIS] Puss In Boots The Children's Toronto’s Jim Clancy, Clemens, many good pitchers in the big members of a Nielsen family to Theatre Company and School of Minnea­ GD Novels: Pobre SerK>rita Umantour [H B O ] Not Nacestarily the Media Ac­ coach after a long career as a major 12-7, was able to relax in the late leagues I can’t look for any Garth lorg hit his fourth homer individually record their viewing. polis perform their version of this classic @ ) Nova (C C ) The first film ever made tress / comedian CIsudatte Walls Joins the league player and minor league tale. (105 min.) documenting how a sperm cell and an egg stages. He threw 153 pitches but patterns. You have to see the hall The meter is linked to a computer, V NNTN team for this spoof of newspapers manager, still gives a candid for Toronto’s only run, but the Blue [E S P N ] SportsLook cell unite to form a baby. (70 min.) radio, television and magazines. (60 min i finished with an eight-hitter, strik­ well and hit it.” Jays retained their one-half game eliminating the need for passive set ((n Stereo) opinion. GD Centennial Pasquinel (Robert Conrad) ing out eight and walking none in his meters and diaries. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Real Genius' (CC) A ■‘Horn has a good bat and he’s lead over New York in the A L East group of gifted scientific students seek re­ leaves his bride (Sally Kellerman) in St. n ^ C ] MOVIE; '1984' A state worker “ The greatest turnaround I ’ve 13th complete game of the year, Results from the Peoplemeter AP photo as the Yankees lost at Kansas City. venge against the unscrupulous professor Louis and returns to the wilderness, where rebels against the totalitarian government ever seen from spring training to tops in the majors. very aggressive.” Toronto Man­ generally indicate lower ratings for he takes a second wife. Clay Basket (Bar­ who has been stealing their ideas Val Kil­ where everyone is under constant surveill­ midsummer,” Morgan said Mon­ ager Jim m y Williams said. “ This is Despite Horn’s heroics, he is the networks and tend to favor Alan Young, who starred in “Mr. Ed” from 1961 to mer, Gabe Jarret. William Atherton 1985 bara Carrera), hoping she can lead him to ance. John Hurt. Richard Burton. Cyril Cu­ expected to be on the bench in favor gold unwittingly discovered by her late sack. 1984. Rated R day night when queried about The Red Sox got a lucky break the second series we’ve seen him. I programs for younger, more urban Rated PG. (In Stereo) AP photo of right-handed Don Baylor tonight 1965, finds himself back in the animal business with father. (2 hrs.) Part 2 of 12 [U S A ] Fridays (R) rookie -first base- when Dwight Evans’ two-out popup think the only way to pitch him may and male audiences. The networks [M/OC] MOVIE: 'The Lady from Shan­ when Toronto southpaw ace Jimm y his recently completed 65 episodes as the voice of ghai An Irish saijor becomes a murder [C N N ] PrimeNews Boston Red Sox rookie Sam Horn watches the flight of man Sam Horn. dropped safely behind second base, be low and behind him .” have argued that older and less 11:1 5PM ® Nova (C C ) A report on a paving the way to two runs off Key, 13-6, takes the mound. Scrooge McDuck for "Ducktales," a now animated pawn when he accompanies a beautiful [D IS ] And the Children Shall Lead LeVar now discovery that may explain how ba­ his grand Siam home run during the eighth inning of Virtually written off as a prospect sophisticated viewers would tend woman and her lawyer husband on a Burton and Danny Glover star in the story Clancy in the first inning. “ It was still a ball game until Sam Key is expected to be opposed by not to use the meters. bies develop from a single cell in the moth­ last April, Horn helped break up a series from Walt Disney Productions. cruise. Rita Hayworth, Orson Welles Ever­ of a 12-year-old Mississippi black girl's er's womb. (R| Monday's game with the Toronto Biue Jays at Fenway hit the grand slam.” Boston Man­ Boston right-hander Bob Stanley, The S&S DFSC ratings were ett Sloane. 1948. awakening to civil rights issues in the pitching duel with an awesome They got another break when ager John McNamara said. ” He 1960s. (60 min.) 11:30PM ® ® Nlghtlina (CC) Park. Horn added two doubles and drove in five runs in a 3-11, in a strange season in which based on such factors as quality, [U S A ] Cartoons power display in the Red Sox’ 9-1 Horn broke an 9-9 minislump with a had some problems the other day. [E S P N ] Karate: ISKA Pro Champion­ ® Entsrtsinmant Tonight 9-1 Red Sox victory. the Red Sox can’t decide whether he audience appeal, time slot, and 6:30PM ® M*A*s*H "irtnrv over tb" . rifle shot over Jesse Barfield’s head but there’s one thing you can say ship From Denver. Colorado (60 min ) d l) 9 ) Honeymoonars is a starting or reliever. competition. GD ® ) ABC New s (CC) (Taped) Alan Young can’t g S Topper The three shows forecast as hits GD Benson [H B O ] Kids in Sports; The Price of 9 ) 9 ) Tonight Show (In Stereo) are: @ ) Laveme & Shirley Glory Interviews with aspiring, young American athletes reveal the pressures 9 Racing from Plainafiatd • ”My Two Dads.” an NBC ® ® NBC News they must endure in their search for fortune 9 ) Hogan's Haroea comedy about a 12-year-old orphan get away from Nightly Business Report and fame in the sportsworid (60 min ) Jackson tosses a six-hitter in win over Yankees ® News girl placed in custody of two young GD Noticiero Univision [U S A ] Riptide [C N N ] Sports Tonight Bv Douo Tucker Yankees. and scored when Castillo grounded men her mother had known in [C N N ] Showbiz Today The Associated Press Griffin added three R B I apiece. reliever Ed Vande Berg put two college. Stars Paul Reiser. Greg CD ® Growing Pains (CC) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Topper Returns' A beau­ Arnsberg, who was making his a single to right. Scott Bradley drove in all four runners in scoring position with a talking animals [E S P N ] NFL Films Presents Ben cooks up a scheme to raise enough tiful ghost haunts Topper and urges him to A L Roundup second Major League start, was Ja y Aldrich, 2-1, was the winner E v i p n and Stacie Keanan. Slotted money to buy his father a birthday present. Seattle runs with a pair of two-run wild pitch and La rry Sheets fol­ 7:00PM CD CB S News find her murderer Roland Young, Joan KANSAS CITY, Mo - Confi­ relieved starting the seventh by Pat in relief of Teddy Higuera. who behind “ Fam ily Ties” at 8:30 p.m (R) Blondell. Dennis O'Keefe. 1941. homers. lowed with a bloop single. News dence in a new pitch apfiears to Clements, who was recalled on Sunday. Bv Jerry Buck CD S i ,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime pitched the first 11 innings for the The Indians had gone ahead 3-2 in recent years, he’s made acting CD [E S P N ] SportaCantar have primed Danny Jackson to get • “A Different World.” NBC a The Associated Press CD Wheel of Fortune (CC) And it will,” said Yankee Manager Monday from AAA Columbus. Brewers, allowing five hits and the eighth with the help of a double appearances on “The Love 9:00PM CE) Houston Knights La Flam- [U S A ] Feather and Father Qattg s ta rts on the kind of season Willie Wilson reached base four Orioles 4, Indians 3 spinoff from "The Cosbv Show” CD S i 00,000 Pyramid ma's skeptical of a heroic policeman's ex­ Lou Piniella. “We’re just going striking out eight. on a sacrifice bunt, but the Boat’’ and ’’Murder. She everybody had predicted for the that takes Lisa Bonet to college. It LOS A N G E L E S — Alan Young GD Jeffersons (CC) ploits, (60 min ) (R) 1 1 : 3 5 P M ® Entertainment Tonight through a rough time right now. times with three singles and a walk Paul Molitor extended his hitting Baltimore rallied for two runs in Orioles rallied in the bottom of the Wrote.” Actor Gregory Harrison discusses his young left-hander. follows Cosby at 8:30 pm can’t seem to get away from Gi) Best of Saturday Night ® ® Moonlighting (CC) David and They’re trying, but nothing’s hap­ and stole three bases for the streak to a club-record 25 games the eighth inning when Cleveland inning. Many of the stories for movie projects (In Stereo) Jackson went the distance Thursday. animals, whether it’s a talking M -A 'S ^ H Maddie discover that a woman s disfigur­ pening right now. It will, though." seventh time in his career. with a single in the third inning “ D U C K T A L E S ” came from the ing injuries were the result of a crime of 1 3 : 4 0 P M [M A X ] MOVIE; "The Zero against the Piniella scheduled a meeting • “Hooperman.” ABC. brings horse named "M r. E d ” or a Wheel of Fortune passion (60 min ) (R) when the Brewers scored three ’’Scrooge McDuck” comic Boyt' An unoccupied house proves deadly Monday night, allowing just six hits today with his pitchers. ■”rhree’s Company ” star John cantankerous quacker named @ ) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour for the winners of a local survival game. White Sox 8, Tigers 4 runs, two of them coming on a books, said Young, who was ® MOVIE: 'From Hare to Eternity' in Kansas City’s 10-1 victory. Sa/as sent to Columbus; Ritter back as a San Francisco “ Scrooge McDuck.” Barney Miller Based on the novel by James Jones. The Daniel Hirsch, Kelli Maroney. Tom Shell. “ We’re goingtohavea meetingto Detroit stayed I'/i games behind double by Ernest Riles. Molitor presented a three-volume collec­ 1986. Rated NR, (In Stereo) Coming on the heels of an 8-4 police officer who inherits an Tve been involved with lions ® Dating Game calm before the storm is seen through the see if we can get things going.” he Toronto as Harold Baines drove in matched Wade Boggs for the tion by a fan when he was in San victory over Detroit, the six-hitter apartment house in a comedy- and mice and horses and a duck, eyes of five people stationed at Pearl Har­ 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® WKRP in Cincinnati said. “ It's the same staff that was three runs with a two-run double longest hitting streak in the majors Francisco recently to do a ® Jeffersons Part 2 of 3 bor just before World War II Natalie raised his record to 6-13. Joel Skinner Is recalled drama created by Steven Bochco and they all talked,” he said. CD Ask Dr. Ruth (R) pitching well two weeks ago. They and a sacrifice fly for Chicago. this season. commercial. Hollywood Squares Wood. William Devane 1979 Part 1 of 2 “ Since the Baltimore start on and 'Terry Louise Fisher of "L A It started in the early 1950s CD Cannon have the capability. It’s just a Baines and Fred Manrique hit Bob Brower homered for Texas. By The Associated Press The Yankees also placed “ It’s nice to see the old Disney GD Noveta; Victoria @ ) South American Journey (60 min ) (In July 18 I ’ve been throwing a Law.” Its Wednesday competition when Young was a hot young Stereo) GD Star Trek matter of getting it out of them” sacrifice flies, Steve Lyons hit a Al Holland on the animation again,” he said. “ I ’ve GZ) Nightly Business Report changeup-slider. or off-speed Yankee owner George Stein- special 30-day disabled list and are CBS’ "Magnum. P.I." and a actor newly arrived from Can­ ® Novela; Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe O ) Tales of the Unaxpectad two-run double and Ivan Calderon NEW YORK - Catcher Mark been worki ng on this for almost a (ID Matt Houston slider.” said Jackson, considered brenner issued a statement last Athletics 15, Mariners 4 recalled left-hander Pat Cle­ new NBC drama. “A Year in the ada and New York with a hit T V [C N N ] Larry King Live (S ) MOVIE: Diary of a Mad Houaowifa' had an R B I single as the White Sox Salas, who was acquired from year. They’re going to edit [C N N ] Moneyline by many one of the American week declaring that he would keep Oakland snapped a four-game Minnesota last month for ments from Columbus. Holland Life.” show. Biilionaire Howard [D IS ] MOVIE: The Little Shepherd of In despair over her lifestyle, a housewife scored six runs in the first inning off together four or five shows for a [E S P N ] SponsCenter has an affair with a successful writer. Ri­ League’s most promising young a hands-off attitude toward his losing streak, beating Seattle be­ pitcher Joe Niekro, was opti­ pulled a groin muscle while Three shows rated "very good” Hughes saw him one night and two-hour prime-time special on Kingdom Come' A Kentucky mountain loser Walt Terrell, 9-9. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Mike's Murder' A Los fought for the North while loving the chard Benjamin. Carrie Snodgrass, Frank left-handers. “ It's keeping them team the rest of the year and hind Tony Bernazard's four RBI oned to Class AAA Columbus pitching in Detroit Sunday. with an 8 were: signed him for “ Androcies and Langella 1970 Richard Dotson, 9-8, who allowed the weekend of Sept. 18. Nor­ Angeles bank employee and sometime South Jimmie Rodgers, Chill Wills. Luanna off-guard. They can't sit on the hard indicating he and Piniella were not and Dave Stewart’s 151h victory. Monday by the New York Since being recalled from • ’’Slap Maxwell.” ABC. a the Lion.” lover of a drug-dealing tennis instructor de­ Consumer Discount Network nine hits in seven innings, gave up mally, the show will be shown in Patten. 1961 fastball and slider.” speaking. Asked if the turmoil was Yankees. Columbus, Holland had allowed comedy about a short-tempered, George Bernard Shaw’s fable cides to investigate his death and jeopar­ (M) Alfred Hitchcock Presents four runs in the fifth to make it 6-4. Bernazard. who singled in a run the afternoons after school." dizes her own life Debra Winger. Mark [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing (2 hrs . 30 George Brett hit two home runs having an adverse affect on the nine hits and 10 runs in 6 1-3 arrogant and opinionated sports didn’t do weii at the box office mm.) (Taped) but Baines clinched the victory with in the Athletics' four-run second His work on "Mickey’s Christ­ Keyloun 1984 Rated R ® Ask Dr. Ruth (CC) (R) and Danny Tartabull and Kevin To take Salas’ spot on the innings. writer, which reunites Dabney when it was released as a team. Piniella said, “ I hope not. I his two-run double in the sixth. inning, hit reliever Steve Shields’ mas Caroi” was the first time he [U S A ] Airwolf [HBO] MOVIE: 'WarGames' (CC) A GD Gene Scott Seltzer hit one apiece as controv­ hope not. Every team has ruts like roster, the Yankees purchased While pitching for the Yan­ Coleman and writer-producer Jay comedy. Hughes recalled it, teen age computer whiz inadvertently ac­ 2-0 pitch into the second deck in had worked for Disney Studios. [C N N ] Newsnight ersy mounted for the Yankees right Brewers 4, Rangers 3 the contract of Joel Skinner Tarses of “ Buffalo Bill ” Follows fiimed new scenes for two weeks 7:30PM CD p m Magazine The suntan cesses the Pentagon's strategic computer this, and we’re in one now. We’ve right field for a three-run homer, kees. Clements was 2-2 with a ”I met Walt Disney years ago craze; magicians Penn & Teller [E S P N ] SportsLook along with their pitching woes. Still from Columbus of the Interna­ 4.35 ER A , "Hooperman” on Wednesday and re-released it as a drama. system and nearly begins World War III just got to pull ourselves out of it ” Milwaukee beat Texas for the making it 12-4 in the fifth. when I was doing ‘The Alan CD Current Affair Matthew Broderick. Dabney Coleman [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Tuff Turf (CC) An East a half-game behind first-place Seltzer and Brett tagged rookie ijinth time in 10 meetings this tional League. Skinner was New On Saturday, Yankee owner • “Frank’s Place.” CBS. Tim ” He put in giris with gauze and John Wood 1983 Rated PG. (In Stereo) Coast teen-ager clashes with an antagon­ Stewart. 15-8, allowed four runs Young Show’ and he said he Jeopardy! (CC) Toronto in the American League Brad Arnsberg, I-l, for consecutive York’s everyday catcher when George Steinbrenner released a Reid is a rather stiff professor from a reai iion, and itbecame a biood CD istic gang leader after his family moves to season when Juan Castillo singled on seven hits in seven innings to tie wanted me to do a movie,” fJJA X ] Legendary Ladies A tribute to East, the Yankees nevertheless the season started, but had only statement in which he said Massachusetts who inherits a and guts fiim ,” said Young. CD Entertainment Tonight 60s and 70s rock with Lesley Gore. Ron­ California, James Spader. Kim Richards, homers in a three-run third inning. in Glenn Braggs with two outs in the Rick Sutcliffe and Bret Saberhagen Young said. “ He took me to Paul Mones. 1984 Rated R have been outscored in this current 14 hits in I03at-bats (.136) when GD INN News nie Spector, Mary Wells and more, featur­ Then Tartabull. after Brett was bottom of the 12th inning. for the most victories in the majors. Manager Lou Piniella called Creole restaurant in New Orleans ” M r. E d ,” the comedy that lunch and told me the story. But road trip 64-25. And that includes a he was demoted. Gl) (H) Carson's Comedy Classics ing "Mv Guy, ’ ' Tonight’s the Night” and 1 2 . 0 5 A M CD T .J . Hooker A police­ intentionally walked, unloaded a With one out in the 12th. Braggs Mickey Tettleton also hit a Salas "a bum” in an attempt to Hugh Wilson (“ W KRP in Cincin­ ran on CBS from 1961 to 1965, was by the time he was ready I I m Sorry Also appearing - Grace Slick. 7-0 victory over Detroit. Salas was hitting .259 with six nati” ) is the creator. Opens Satur­ Barney Miller man's cocaine habit interferes with Hook­ three-run shot in the fourth. It was singled off loser Jeff Russell. 4-2, three-run homer for the Athletics, get Skinner recalled from his most famous association wasn’t hot anymore, and he got Clarence Clemons and Belinda Carlisle (60 er's investigation into a series of murders. “Our pitching’s got to improve. home runs and 20 RBIs. ® G€) Newlywed Game min.) (In Stereo) the fourth loss in five games for the moved to second on an infield out while Luis Polonia and Alfredo Columbus. day night for CBS. with an animai. He played Fred MacMurray. I think it was (70 min.) (R) • "Private Eye.” a 1950s detec­ Wilbur Post, a young architect Alice n W C ] MOVIE: -Mad Max Beyond ‘The Shaggy Dog.” ‘ 1 2 : 3 0 A M CD Archie Bunker's Place tive •,drama from the creator of who owned a horse whose talent Wild, Wild World of Animals Thunderdome' (CC) In an apocalyptic so­ Young said that it was in “ Tom ciety of the future, a loner battles the ruth­ CD Nightlife (R) (In Stereo) "Miami Vice.” Tony Yerkovich. for talking, and a loose lip. kept [C N N ] Crossfire Thum b" that he first did the less queen of an evil city, Mel Gibson. Tina Late Night With David Latter- Michael Woods is the private eye Wilbur in hot water. [E S P N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance Turner, ^ngelo Rossitto. 1985. Rated PG- man (In Stereo) Martinez silences the Mets Scottish accent he uses for 13. (In Stereo) and Josh Brolin is his rock ’n’ roll Someone else supplied M r. “ Scrooge McDuck.” [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Airplane!' A neurotic (3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents ex-pilot takes over the controls of an airli­ y jS A ] Boxing: Trevor Berdick va. Art By The Associated Press partner. Up against A B C ’s ”20-20” E d ’s voice. Then Young found ® Dating Game three and did not walk a batter been a little overaggressive on that “My family came from Sco­ ner when the crew succumbs to food poi­ Terry Trevor Berdick (32-4-1) vs. Art and CBS’ “ Falcon Crest” at 10 p m his own voice. tland. I was bom just inside before giving way to Bob McClure play” Friday. soning. Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty, Robert Terry (11-4-1) in a heavyweight bout t^ S P H ] Best Of Scholastic Sports “ A friend of mine was doing England, in Tynemouth,” he Stack. 1980 Rated PG scheduled for 10 rounds, from the Civic America NEW YORK — Dennis Martinez and Tim Burke, who notched his The element of surprise caused The agency predicts ABC will ’The Fiintstones,” ’ he said. “ I Center in North Fort Myers. Fla. (Taoed swears that beating the New York 11th save. said. “ We moved to Canada 7:45 PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ [U SA ] Edge of Night Webster to double-clutch before inch ahead of CBS and move into was writing some chiidren’s July 31). (2 hrs.) Mets isn’t as easy as he’s made it when I was 6 or 7.1 started acting ter 1 : 0 0 A M CD Ropers “ I ’m feeling really great on the throwing, but he had enough time to second place behind frontrunner stories at the time, and he asked (§£) Nova (C C ) The pros and look. mound, and there’s nothing like on the radio and on stage in 8:00PM ® Simon & Simon The Si­ CD True Confessions recover. NBC. me to come down and do some cons of test-tube babies are discussed “ They have a tough, tough Canada when I was about 12. I mons are hired by a woman who claims (65 min.) CD Joe Franklin that feeling." said Martinez, mak­ "The ball hugged the wall, and Tw o series that rate only a 1 are things. I wrote some humorous that she wants to protect her elderly swinging lineup.” Martinez said, was a mimic. I did Gracie Fields GD Twilight Zone ing his 12th start since being the grass slowed it down. so it was a ABC’s “Once a Hero.” a fantasy iri Bibie stories, and we put them on until my voice changed. ’father” -- who’s off prospecting for gold 10:00PM CD Night Heat A battered breathing a mock sigh of relief. acquired from AAA Indianapolis on which a comic book superhero and in Mexico. (60 min.) (R) woman turns to Kirkwood for help (60 ® Maude really short relay,” Webster said. audio cassettes. We tied up with “ I went to New York after min.) “You have to concentrate harder June 8. his private eye sidekick move into some puppeteers, and religious CD MOVIE: 'The Star Chamber' An [C N N ] Crossfire “ The only way Hernandez could Worid War II when I was asked CD GD (R) News against them, go after their big In 23 innings against New York the real world and lose all their groups couid put them on." idaalistic young Judge, frustrated by legal [D IS ] MOVIE: 'These Thousand Hills' A have scored was if I had hobbled to replace Eddie Cantor on radio loopholes, finds himself becoming the in­ ® ® Spanter: For Hira (C C) Spenser hitters, and not worry about mak­ this year, he has allowed only one super powers, and CBS’ “ Beauty By that time he was in the rancher who is initially staked by a young it.” one summer. I didn’t like strument of everything he’s fighting helps Rita deal with a troubled teenaaer woman leaves her to marry the banker's ing mistakes. Other than that. I earned run, and his mounting and the Beast.” in which a voice business and worked on against. Michael Douglas, Hat Holbrook, (60 min.) (R) ^ daughter. Don Murray, Richard Murray. Ri­ Perlazzo. in his first year as a America. I thought New York Sharon Gless. 1983. don’t have any secrets to tell.” effectiveness provoked the Mets man-beast who lives beneath New such movies as “ Biack Beauty” GD Mission Impossible chard Egan. 1959. Mets coach, said, “ I was damned if was America, and I wanted to go Raising his record to 3-0 against into a base-running gamble in the York City forms an attachment to a and “Through the Looking CD (®) Who's the Boss? (CC) Angela ® Moyers; In Search Of The Constitu­ [E S P N ] Surfer Magazine I do, and damned if I don’t. I just home." feels old when she takes an account with a Glass.” tion The Constitution's impact on Amen New York this season. Martinez fifth inning. beautiful lawyer and becomes her He had his own show on the trendy fashion designer, whose staff con- [TM C] MOVIE: 'Psycho III' (CC) The never figured on us being shut down protector. cans is examined in three (andmerk cases Bates Motel is back in business with Nor­ scattered seven hits and did not With two outs, and the Mets He recently completed 65 Biue Network (now ABC Radio). sits of young women. (R) (In Stereo) the rest of the w ay.” dealing with the issues of school prayer man and a woman who claims to be his allow an earned run in seven trailing by a run, Keith Hernandez One of the most unlikely shows on episodes as the voice of After a screen test in New York CD New s academic freedom and sodomy. (60 min.). Following a two-out fielding error real mother. Anthony Perkins, Diana Scar- innings Monday night, helping the tried to score from first on Darryl the schedule is CBS’ “ Tour of “ Scrooge McDuck” for Walt Darryl F. Zanuck brought him to GD Supermodel of the World Twenty-six (9 ) Honeymoonara wid. Jeff Fahey. 1986, Rated R. (In Stereo) by Hubie Brooks in the to a 2-1 victory. Duty,” a drama that in the manner Disney Studios’ new animated Hoilywood to co-star with women vie for the Supermodel of the Noticiero Univision [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow Strawberry’s double down the right first, McReynolds singled home World title and a $250,OCX) contract with ■The Expos, snapping a three- of the Oscar-winning film “ Pla­ series “ D U C K T A L E S .” It will Jeanne Crain in “Margie” in Perry Mason field line, and was thrown out by ten Hernandez to give New York a 1-0 toon” follows a group of A rm y be syndicated this fali. the Ford Model Agency. Contestants are 1 :1 5 A M ® MOV(E: Evil Stalks This game losing streak, scored both 1946, judged on photogenic quality, posing and [CNN] CNN News House' A man and his two children stum­ feet. Perfect relay throws from lead. But back-to-back doubles by recruits to Vietnam in 1967. It’s a He’s aiso done voices for “ The runway modeling. Entertainment by re­ ble upon a mansion inhabited by two eld­ their runs in the third inning, on Webster in right and second base- There has been talk of a “ Mr. [M A X ] MOVIE: Blind Date’ Using Tim Raines and Webster in the cording artists Smokey Robinson. Laura erly women Jack Palance, Helen Hughes grunt’s-eye-view of the war and the Smurfs,” “ Mickey’s Christmas E d ” movie, but Young said, “ I computer-aided vision, a blind ad execu­ Mitch Webster’s run-scoring dou­ man Vance Law to catcher Jeff third tied the score off Mets starter Branigan and Atlantic Starr. Hosts; Dick 1981. (R) “ pilot was superbly done. Neverthe­ Caroi,” “ The Great Mouse De­ tive plays a crucial role in solving a siring of ble, and ’s sacrifice feel you can’t go back. If we do It V Clark, model Jerry Hall. (2 hrs.) Reed nailed Hernandez, who was John Mitchell. 3-4, and Wallach less, it’s up against “ The Cosby tective,” “Mr. T,” “The Chip­ murders. Joseph Bottoms, Kirstie Allay [MAX] MOVIE: 'My Man Adam' (CC) we’d have to be a couple of old Trouble begins when a young man with an fly. The second-place Mets, on the sent by third base coach Sam broke the tie with a deep fly to Show” and the agency rates it as a (S ) MOVIE: 'Boeing, Boeing' An Ameri­ Kair Oullea. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) munks” and many others. In codgers, myself and the horse.” can correspondent in Paris has a job keep­ overactive imagination meets the girl of his other hand, lost their third straight Perlazzo. No. 5 hitter Kevin “long shot” with a 2. center field that drove home ing his stewardess girlfriends from bump­ dreams. Raphael Sbarge, Veronica Car­ and dropped 5‘A games back behind McReynolds, who knocked in the Webster with the winning ruin-. ing Into each other at his apartment. Tony 10:1 5PM ® W ar: The Knife Edge of twright. 1985 Rated R. (In Stereo) AP photo Deterrence (CC). (R) the division-leading St.Louis Cardi­ Mets’ only run. was on deck. Andres Galarraga lost a 13-'game Curtis. Jerry Lewis, Dany Saval. 1965. 1 . 3 0 A I V I ® Get Smart nals, who defeated Pittsburgh 6-0. “I don’t second-guess my hitting streak by going O-for-4. It Montreal Expos’ Vance Law is forced at Monday night at Shea Stadium. Meta’ Audlenqe cheers G§) MOVIE: 'Murder on the Orient Ex­ 10:30PM g j (S) INN News CO) INN News press' Inspector Poirot sorts through a Martinez, 7-1, nicked for an coaches,” Mets Manager Davey was the longest current streak in second base by Mets’ Wally Backman Atfrnd Hitchcock 9 ) Bizarre shortstop Rafael Santana (left) looks on. trainload of glamorous and eccentric sus­ unearned run in the first, struck out Johnson said. “ But we might have the National League. pects to find the killer of an art dealer with GD Odd Couple 9 ) Home Shopping Game during a second-inning double play The Expos won, 2-1. a shady past. Albert Finney, Ingrid Berg­ (3D Nuevae Noches con Talina Fernan­ [C N N ] Newsnight Update man, Sean Connery. 1974. dez [E S P N ] Surfing Pipeline Masters from ‘Chorus Line’ marks 5,001 @ ) Regional Hawaii. (R| NEW YORK (AP) - “A Chorus coverage of New York Yankees at Kansas 11:00PM ® ® (g) 9) ® News nearly 800 entries from 40 states. show in Broadway history on Sept. City Royals or Cincinnati Reds at Los An­ [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Line,” the longest running show in Nineteen winners — one for each geles Dodgers. (3 hrs.) (Live) CSD (S ) Late SItow (In Stereo) Versatile Staknis wins third straight golf crown 29, 1983 with its 3,389th perfor­ Broadway history, celebrated its 1 : 5 5 A M [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Breathless' role in the show — were flown to mance, a gala evening in which Nova (C C ) A report on a new discov- ® Carol Burnett and Friends A street-wise car thief, on the run from the 5,001st performance with a double . ery that may explain how babies develop New York and appeared with the Bennett had on stage more than 300 (H ) Odd Couple law, pursues a beautiful French student. The best way to describe Judy Staknis. reigning overall wiiiie Evelhoch carded 41-39— 80 for seventh most expensive to operate. Term ed “successful” line of dancers selected from the from a single ceil In the mother's womb. Abbott and Cottallo Richard Gere, Valerie Kaprisky, Art Me- women's singles tennis champion at the Manchester place. Both were also in the Seniors category and New York cast in the show’s final performers who had appeared in (60 min.) (R) 9) thanks to the promotion for the mile run which New York cast and stock and trano. 1983. Rated R. Racquet Club, is versatile. She earlier this month placed first and second. dance number Monday. various professional companies of ® Barney Millar produced the first ever sub-four-minute mile in amateur productions around the @ ) M O VIE: 'Torture Garden' A unique 2 : 0 0 A M CD UfeQuest: Ageless annexed her third straight Women’s Division golf After the performance, the stage the show. sideshow shows people what will happen 9) Risking it All (R) In the same tournament, Earle Everett’s 84 tied for Connecticut, the two-day 11th annual Relays cost country. ' America This exploration into the Implica­ championship at the Blackledge Country Club in Herald Angle second place among the Class C golfers while Bill went black and when the lights “A Chorus Line” was bom when if they allow evil to take over iheir lives. 9) Talas of the Unexpected tions of longer life expectancies includes $29,300. Total income was $22,100. The glittery finale Monday night came back on, a large cake covered Bennett asked 24'dancers to record Jack Palance, Burgess Meredith, Peter 9) M*A*S*H the needs of older, single woman; home Hebron. It also marked the eighth time in the last 10 Tomkiel’s 84 led the C Seniorsand Earl Harrington’s 89 brought a capacity audience at the Cushing. 1967. care by children for their elderly parents; years that she has captured the title. Her latest 54-hole Earl Yost was best among the Class E Seniors. with chocolate icing was center their thoughts about being in the ® PEUCULA; 'Adios Mi Amor‘ J Ale- Tickets are now available for the eighth annual Shubert Theater to its feet. The M O VIE: 'Th e Snake Pit' Depicted is and aging couples. (60 min.) total was 86-79-74-240. Sports Editor Emeritus stage. theater and what it meant to man, S. Kamalich. Greater Hartford Twilight League baseball postsea­ Manchester Sports Hall of Fame induction dinner on cheers lasted for several minutes. the stark reality of a woman being commit­ CD MOVIE: 'Smoke in the Wind' " It and when the four-court tennis complex at Charter son playoffs start Friday night. Among the eight Papp cut the cake and thanked perform in a Broadway musical. ted to a mental institution. Olivia de Havil- [C N N ] Moneyline September 25 at the Manchester State Bank, Farr's, “ It was an opening night to­ [E S P N ] Running and Racing Oak Park undergoes a complete overhauling it would everyone associated with the show, ’The result was 40 hours of taped land. Mark Stevens, Celeste Holme. 1948. [D IS ] Advanturea of O uie and Harriet qualifiers will be Manager Gene Johnson’s Moriarty Nassiff Arms, the Manchester Youth Services Bureau, night,” said Joseph Papp, head of [U S A ] W W F Prime Time Wrestling be wise to rearrange the back two courts so that all four from the composer to the set conversation. Brothers, the all-time league and playoff kings. Manchester Police Department, Manchester 'Town the New York Shakespeare Festi­ are laid out north and south and not east and west as at designer to the musicians. His Marvin Hamlisch and Ed Kleban Jack Repass, president of the Greater Hartford Hall and from all hall of fame committee members. val, which produced the Tony present. Twilight Baseball League, report's $750 in scholarships warmest tribute was saved for the were hired by Bennett to write the Cinema Cost is $13 with prime rib to be served. award-winning musical. ‘“Chorus show’s creator, Michael Bennett, score. James Kirkwood and Nicho­ Best looking younglennis players in Manchester are and gifts have been given to date since the group’s Hall Line’ will run as long as Broadway tfie Horowitz brothers, Glenn and Gregg. The former of Fame program started in 1985. Of the $750, $500 has and the audience roared its las Dante distilled the hours of tape Randy Thomas, holder of the world 30-kilometer exists.” 9 9 s No. 1 among the young boys at the Manchester teaching pro in New Orleans and Florida before been given to Manchester Community College for approval. into a manageable book. record, and sixth in the 1983 Manchester Road Race, The musical tells the story of a HARTFORD Lost Boys (R) 12:20, 2:20, 4:20, 7:20, Racquet Club in 1986 and Gregg matched that honor in returning to Manchester two years ago, is currently a athletic development. “ The applause represents appre­ Bennett directed the show and CInMM city — Hadine (PG) 1:35, 17:50,2:45, (PG-13) 2, top net player with seniors who play three mornings a has been named track coach at Boston College. group of dancers auditioning for ciation, admiration and joy for one created the choreography along 6:50,8:50. — Snow White and the Seven ~ in* Bench IM 7, Glenn Horowitz also proved that he would be Thomas held a similar post at the University of roles in a big Broadway show. ” J.y»'*=»--Th9Unloucha- :.^;;|Cim Murphy Francis, .of Manchester, and her Corcoran are cousins. Saturday night, the Shakespeare died last month of AIDS. Festival in the spring of 1975. the PG A Tour, was a visitor in Manchester last week. of the Volvo Tennis Tournament in Stratton, Vt., last ■AST HARTFORD mother, Ann Murphy of East Hartford, wound up No. 2 Festival held a contest open to “ A Chorus Line,” which opened The statistics on “ A Chorus Line” ^ t w e o d Feb • Cinenw — The 2.45, 4.45, 7:50, 10. — Care Bears Now residing in California, Thornton has his own week as welt as Jim and Joy Balcome. lii'New England in the annual Mother-Daughter Tennis anyone who had appeared in a at the Shubert on July 25,1975, won have been staggering. Its profit Untouchables (R) 7:20. AdvMtures In Wonderland (G) 12,1:30, Double winners business and still manages to find time to play golf and Manchester Board of Directors, as expected, put its Peer Richard’s Pub A Cinema — The X 4.30,6. — Full Metal Jacket (R) 7:40, DRIVR-INS TOjumament. licensed stock or amateur produc­ nine Tony awards as well as the from the New York and national has added tennis to his extracurricular activities. stamp of approval on the suggestion that the annual Untouchables (R) 7:15,9:30. — The Living Davllohts - Bill Corcoran, who turned to tennis after his boxing Veteran golfers Tom Prior and Ray Evelhoch each tion of “ A Chorus Line” In the Pulitzer Prize. companies stands at more than yPiffO®’ Charlie Brown While in town, Thornton was able to play several men's and women’s open tennis toumamenta in Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — RoboCop MANCHRSTRR caVeer ended after World W ar II, held the local town made the prize list twice in the Central Connecticut United States. The festival received It became the longest running 130.5 million. (RG-H) with rounds of golf and tried out the tennis courts at the Manchester this season be dedicated in memory of Jim (R> 12:10, 2:15, 4:20, 7:30, 9:50. — The _.®*.I99P***’* ■"** — TK* Untoucha­ Eddie and the Cruisers (PG) at dark. — sljpgies title in 1956 and with Dan Lynch added the Golf Association One-Day Tournament at the Man­ Racquet Club. bles (R) 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. — Spacebolls RoboCop (R) with Platoon (R) at dork. LeSure, a former champion in both singles and doubles doubles crown in the same season. Corcoran, a chester Country Cflub. Prior's 39-36— 76 was fourth best 'The 1987 New England Relays, as expected, were the competition. Play will be scheduled next month. iS ------MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav. Aug. 11, 1987

j j ^ ------MANCHESTER-- HERALD. Tuesday, lucBQay. AUg.Aug. II,11. i»87 1987 — 17 Wallace outruns NASCAR field Phils stick’ it to Cubs despite sandpaper incident Bv Mike Harris His crew chief, Barry Dodson, ByB v The Th a Associated Press - ______I I He took the lead for the third and r a (» here since 1965. single. The Associated Press said there was only "about a pint" final time on lap 63 of the 90-lap, Richmond ran strongly and led Last week in Houston, the Astros of gas left in the car when the light 210-mile race. He led 63 laps briefly before Wallace regained Chicago Manager Gene Michael NL Roundup WATKINSGLEN, N.Y. -Smoke came on. overall. wasn’t suspicious of the Phillies’ swept the Giants in a three-game control for the final time. 1!he series, getting the winning runs in rose from his coughing engine as "W ith only that one lap to run, we Labonte. who started from the M ts after they hit two home runs in defending champion still was run­ their last at-bats In each game. Rusty Wallace choked back tears of just put in a little less than one pole after setting a qualifying ning second when he spun on lap 68. the first inning. He was busy spying on ’ glove. Maldonado, who came off the frustration and pumped his gas gallon," Dodson said. “ We knew he record on the 2.428-mile circuit on He was able to recover and plaiiM Niekro is currently serving a lO^lay pedal. could finish with that." disabled list last Friday, opened the Friday, came back from a tangle loth. With Philadelphia leading 4-2 in suspension after he was caught The stop, which Wallace said T Giants’ ninth with his 13th homer Wallace was a little over one lap with Morgan Shepherd on lap 37 to m efifth inning Monday night, the with an emery board and sand­ seemed to take “ forever,” actually Ricky Rudd finished fourth, off reliever Dave Meads, 5-3, and away from victory fn the Budweiser hold off Dave Marcis for second Cubs had runners at first and paper in his pocket in a game took just 3.0 seconds. followed by Benny Parsons, Alan Clark followed with his 25th homer at the Glen NASCAR stock car race place. second and one out when Gross was against California on Aug. 4. " I was running real hard out KulwickI, Phil Parsons and Dale and sixth in eight games. on Monday when the fuel warning "The ironic thing about this race umpire John Elsewhere In the N L, San Fran­ there all day," said the SO-year-old Earnhardt, the defending Winston Kibler said was an iiiegal sand- light of his Pontiac blinked on. is that myself. Te rry Labonte and cisco edged Houston 6-5, St. Louis He drove into the pits and, as he Wallace, who picked up the third Dave Marcis were the only guys Cup champion who holds a 478-point substance giued to the Cardinals 6, Pirates 0 lead over Labonte In the seasbn blanked Pittsburgh 6-0, San Diego stopped, so did the engine. victory of his career and first of the that came up here and tested," nght*hander*s glove. Jim Lindeman hit a three-run standings. blanked Atlanta 2-0 an(l Cincinnati season. " I like driving on road Wallace said. “ I think the testing Kibler acted after Michael pro- homer and Bob Forsch pitched a “ The doggone car just ran out of courses. I slide the car through the 6 nipped Los Angeles 4-3. really paid off. "We were running good, but y>e tested to plate umpire Charlie seven-hitter for his first shutout in gas and stopped dead," Wallace turns, run over curbs. I just kind of "There was no reason to come out "If you want to win races and run had a third- or fourth-place car,” williams. The umpires checked nearly two seasons as St. Louis beat said. “ I saw the guys put the gas go hog wild. I don't drive road and check the glove for anything.” up front in Winston Cup racing, you Earnhardt said. " I just couldn’t get Gross’ glove and the ball, confis­ host Pittsburgh. can up to the car and I flipped the courses conservative like I do on Gross said after the game. " I ’m not have to test. We all shared the track any more out of It. Then I needed a cated both and ejected Gross. Forsch’s shutout, the 18th of his (starter) switch and the engine ovals.” saying anything." together (on July 15) and it worked shot of gas at the finish, and that put "There was a piece of emery 14-year major-league career, im­ started smoking and popping and Asked whether he considered Gross was told that Kibler said out well.” us behind." ! paper or sandpaper glued to the proved his record to 10-3 and coughing. I thought I'd blown the slowing in order to save the brakes there was something in the glove. Labonte said Wallace "could beat Earnhardt pitted on lap 83 ahd of the glove,” Kibler said. marked the loth season he has engine. I thought it wasn’t going to and conserve gas after building a “I don’t know,” the pitcher me off the comers all day. He had a fell from third to 10th. . We li send the glove and ball to reached double figures in victories. catch. I was neariy in tears at that big lead, Wallace said, "B a rry kept responded. " I don’t need anything point.” different transmission or different A crowd estimated at between Mr. Giamatti (National League In m y glove.” It was the right-hander’s first telling me on the radio, 'Run hard, gears. By the end, he was so far president Bartlett Giamatti).’’ But the powerful engine did 30,000 and 40,000 — about half the Phillies’ Manager Lee Elia said, shutout since he beat Philadelphia run hard, don’t back off. Keep the ahead of me. I didn’t have any idea . Todd Frohwirth. recalled Mon­ 7-0 on Sept. 18, 1985. restart and Waliace, who held a size of the crowd which turned out " It ’s hard for me to respond.... I did lead in case we have to come in for what he was doing. I couid teil from day from Maine of the International lead of about 22 seconds over Terry in the rain on Sunday — returned see discoloration in the glove. It Lindeman has six homers this gas.’ It paid off” the start he was stronger." League, relieved Gross, pitched out Labonte before the final stop, Monday. might sound funny, but without m y season, five against the Pirates. AP photo Wallace, who became the eighth of the jam and earned the victory as roared back onto the Watkins Glen Wallace, who won $52,025, set a They stayed dry despite oc(?a- glasses I can’t see.” The victory increased the Cardi­ different winner In 18 Winston Cup the Phillies held on to win 4-2. Rusty Wallace of Fenton, Mo., reacts in the winner's International track and off toa solid race record of 90.693 mph despite sionally threatening skies, and saw Philadelphia took a 3-0 lead in the nals’ lead to 5‘A games ahead of races this season, added Monday’s being slowed by five cautions for a Michael said the Cubs knew that second-place New York in the N L 11.57-seoond victory in the race that a race punctuated by crashes and first inning on a pair of home runs circle after winning the Budweiser at the Glen NASCAR victory to a pair of 1986 oval total of 15 laps. He broke the mark Gross scuffed the ball. The man­ East. had been postponed from Sunday spins on the" narrow, winding off Jamie Moyer, 9-9. Von Hayes race at Watkins Glen International raceway Monday. triumphs at Bristol. Tenn , and of 90.463 set last year by Tim ager said he did it the last time the by rain. Martinsville. Va. course. There were no injuries made it 1-0 with his 18th homer, and ” '''*'raond in the first NASCAR reported. Phillies were in Chicago. after Chris James doubled. Lance Padres 2, Braves 0 "We were waiting for the right Parrish hit his 12th homer. Rookie Jim m y Jones pitched a ^time. I thought he’d have one two-hitter and Benito Santiago hit AP photo scuffed for Andre (Dawson). two-run homer in the seventh The Phillies’ Kevin Gross hands his Maybe If we had waited for a pitch Giants 6, Astros 5 inning as San Diego defeated fifth-inning action Monday against the or two he’d of scuffed one.” Candy Maldonado and visiting Atlanta for the Padres’ glove to umpire John Kibler (center) as Cubs in Philadelphia. Gross was ejected SCOREBOARD Michael admitted that the ball hit consecutive home runs leading sixth straight victory. The streak is umpire Charlie Williams holds the ball from the game, accused of having a that was inspected was clean. off the bottom of the ninth to lift San the Padres’ longest of the season. Gross had been pitching with in “ I think he was trying to get rid of Francisco over Houston for the Jones, 5-4, walked one and struck sandpaper substance in his glove. the thing before Andre came up. We Red8oxg.BluaJaya1 Giants’ fifth straight victory and out four en route to his first Brewers 4. Rangers 3(12 innings)ningil r ------^ already had a couple of scuffed ninth straight at home. complete game this season. base in the seventh inning and then BasebaU CanHnala8,PlrataaO balls. And we knew he was doing it. zuela, 9-10, walked Davis with one Williams, 2-0, who pitched two TORONTO The Astros hod taken a 5-4 lead in scored on Dave Parker’s single, b o s t o n TEXAS MILWAUtMILWAUKEE In Chicago we turned in 12 that were out and the Cincinnati center innings of three-hit ball after failing _ Ob r h bl o b rh b l ab r h bl STLOUIS SoftbaD the eighth when Billy Hatcher Reds 4, Dodgers 3 helping Cincinnati end a four-game Femndi ss 2 0 10 O b rh M SPORTSCARDI — PITTSBURGH scuffed." fielder stole his 41st and 42nd bases Burks ct 4 1 1 0 Brower cf 5 1 1 2 /Molltordh 4 1 12 2 0 * __ I "OrbW ObrhM doubled off the legs of reliever Scott losing streak. to protect a 3-2 lead for starter Ron Gruber ss 2 0 10 Barrett 2b 5 1 1 0 Fletchr ss 4 0 0 0 FelderFelder IfIf 4 1 1 0 Coleman If - Minnesota Twins pitcher Joe E ric Davis set up the tie-breaking of the season. Mosebyef 4 0 10 4 110 Bomhlf 4 0 2 0 Garrelts and scored on Bill Doran’s run by stealing second and third Robinson. finished up Nitlonal Lngua standings Boggs3b 3 2 3 0 Sierra rf 5 0 0 0 Yount ct 5 1 1 0 OSmIthss 4 0 2 0 VanSlykef 4 0 0 0 Dodgers starter Fernando Valen­ Mulinks 3b 4 0 2 0 DwEvn 1b 5 111 Incvglla If 5 0 10 Brock 1b Herr 2b The victory went to Frank for his 20th save. GBell If 4 0 10 6 0 0 0 5 0 12 Ray 2b 4 0 0 0 Woman's Roc (jreenwl If 4 13 2 Parrish 3b 3 10 0 Surhotfc 4 0 11 JCIark 1b 2 0 0 0 Bream lb 3 0 0 0 Bast Division McGTff dh 4 0 0 0 DHedsn rf 0 2 0 0 Browne 2b 1 0 0 0 Braggs rf 4 12 0 McGee cf Century 21/Llndtev Real Ettcfte W L Pet. OB Barfldd rf 4 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 Bonilla 3b 4 0 10 Horn dh 5 13 5 OBrIen 1b 5 0 2 0 Riles 3b 2 0 12 PiKflfnlb 3 2 10 RRevIds rf 3 00 0 belted Main Pub, 10-2, to win theplavOff St. Louis 6S 43 .613 Upshaw 1b 4 0 10 Beningrrf MStnIydh 5 0 0 Kiefer 3b New York 3 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 LIndmn rf 4 12 3 LVIlrec 3 0 2 0 championship Monday night at Charter 63 49 .563 Whittc 4 0 0 0 /Mariano c 3 0 0 0 Slaught c 2 1.0 0 JCdstlll 2b 5 0 11 TPeno c 4 0 0 0 P ^ la u ss Oak Park. Cindy LaChapelle was the Louganis leads U.S. medal parade at the Pan Am Games 3 00 0 /Montreal 62 49 .559 lorg 2b 3 111 SOwen ss 4 0 10 Buechle 2b 4 0 1 0 Sveum ss 4 0 0 0 Forsch p winning pitcher. Marsha (taorgldos Chlcoao 57 55 .509 Leach ph 10 0 0 4 110 Rsherp 10 10 Totals 39 3 5 3 Totals 41 4 9 4 Cnglsl ph 10 0 0 ripped three hits for Century while Bv Fred Goodall PbllodeipMa 56 SS .505 Telals 31 1 9 1 Telals 36 913 9 Debbie Cormier, Shari Holland, Robin U.S. teammate Doug Shaffer fin­ track and field, with Lee McRae of also won gold medals. Pittsburg 50 62 .446 HPena p 0 0 0 0 ^The Associated Press competition. David Robinson briel EnsenatandJulioLoscoseach «»-* Coles ph 10 10 Eldrldge, and O nise Welch each added ished second with 684.39 and Jose the University of Pittsburgh taking Poll, who won the women’s (vision Mp 810 800— 1 Milwaukee 003 090 000 001— 4 two hits apiece. Lori Hanson had two added 10 points for the Americans, won three gold medals, sharing N L Pet. Boston 20Q iQi f Gideemp 0 0 0 0 Rocha of Mexico was third. the men’s 100-meter dash in the OB Two outs when winning run scored. Tohilt 14 6 9 5 Totals 11 87 0 hits In defeat. INDIANAPOLIS - Greg Louga­ 100-freestyle to give her country its who broke the game open with a 12-2 first-place in the 60-kilogram class Cincinnati 59 54 .522 Game Mfinning RBI — DwEvans (7), Game MOnnlng RBI — JCOstlllo (2). “ I was just pleased with my absence of injured American cham­ Son Francisco 59 nis hasn’t forgotten what it’s like to first-ever Pan Am gold medal on spurt early in the second half because they lifted the same totals SS .513 LOB-Toronto8, E— ^Aldrich. DP— Milwaukee 3. LOB— StLeulS 818 Oil 888—4 performance, period,” Louganis. of pion Mark Witherspoon: Gail Dev- Houston 54 57 .496 Boston 10 2B— GBell, /Mulllniks, DwE- Texas 4, Milwaukee 14. 2B— Buechele be well prepared for a final exam. Sunday, took the 200-freestyle Mon­ Argentina defeated the U.S 74-70 and had identical b(xly weights Atlanta 49 62 .441 Ptltsburgh 888 880 oSPb Boca Raton. Fla., said. “ You can go ers of U C LA winning the women’s HR— Bfower (11). SB— Felder (21), Sur- Game Winning RBI — Undeman (3). He had the same kind of feeling day in a personal best 2:00.02. in the 1986 World Championships before the competition began. Los Anodes 49 62 .441 hoff (9), Yount (12), Molltor (28). S— back and analyze it and say it could 100: and Mike Conl"y of Fayette­ Son DIeoo ^45 ..67 .402 , d p —StLouls Z Pittsburgh Transactions heading into the 3-meter spring- Witchel, of New York, won his but played without four players Sveum. SF— Surhoff. *' Pittsburgh 5. 2B— have been a half-a-point here or ville. Ark., capturing the ” I did not mind sharing the golds Monday’s Oomes Tbrent. , IP H R ER BB SO first gold medal Sunday in the from that team because of a Atontrcol Z New York 1 OSmlfh, McGee, Bonilla, Forsch, Herr.3B— - board championships at the Pan half-a-point there (to break the with someone from my country,” aonwL,1(V9 6 2-3 10 5 5 3 7 Texas Pendleton. HR— LIndeman ( 6). SB— jump over world record holder 200-freestyle. He got his second on monetary dispute. PhlloddpMa 4, Oilcaoo 2 l^vdle 0 1 0 0 1 0 Guimon 61-3 5 3 3 9 9 American Games and passed the world m ark), but I don’t generally Willie Banks. said Ensenat. "The important thing St. Louis i, PtttsiMireb (folemon 2 (76), Pendleton (12), BASEBALL Monday, anchoring the Americans’ 0 JNunra 1 1-3 2 4 4 3 2 Howe 2 2 0 0 1 3 LIndemcm (2). Amertoon Leogue test with style. look back. I look ahead.” Brazil ersuhed Uruguay 110-79, is to win for your country.” Son Oleoo Z Atlonla 0 Boston Russell L,62 31-3 2 1 1 0 5 Jud Logan won the hammer winning 800-freestyle relay team. Panama edged Mexico 86-80 anti Cincinnati 4, Los Anodes 3 — Recalled Scott — "Coming to the pool I felt good, What Louganis has to look Clemens W.12-7 9 8 1 1 0 8 Milwaukee ^ IF H R ER BB SO Nielsen, pitcher, from Hawaii of the Pacific throw with a Pan Am-record heave Frentsos, of Cincinnati, won the Canada defeated the U.S. Virgin Raul Mora also won three gold Son Francisco 4, Houston 5 Lwelle pitched to 2 bolters In the 7th. Hlguero 11 5 3 3 4 8 StLouls strong. I felt things could go well.” forward to now is this weekend’s Tuesday’s Oomes wp^^ioncy. Coast League. Placed Bob James, of 253 feet. 5 inches, and Cindy men’s 400-individual medley, beat­ medals in the lightweight classifi­ Aldrich W.2-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 Forsch W,10-3 9 7 0 0 1 1 pitcher, on the ISdov disabled list. Louganis said Monday night after platform competition. He won both Islands 92-78 in other men’s games Montreal (Youmons 8-5J ot New York Um plres^om e, (Jarcio; First, Reed; Umpires— Home. Shulock; First, Greiner of Eugene. Ore., set a meet ing U.S. teammate Jeff Prior of cation to hike Cuba's medal harvest (Leach 94)), 7:35 p.m. PItlsburgh — Acquired Don becoming the first three-time Baseball Second, Hlrschbeck; Third, Ford McKean; Second, McClelland; Third, Rsher L,7-7 5 8 5 4 1 3 the 3-meter and platform dives at record of 6,184 points in the Philadelphia. Tierney, of Louis­ Chlcooo (Lancaster 3-1) at Phlloddphlo T— 3:16 A— 30,606. Young. (tardon, pitcher, on vralvers from the winner of a diving event in Pan Am in weightlifting to 16 gold, one silver H ^ o 3 11141 Toronto Blue Jays. the 1979 and 1983 Pan Am Games heptathlon. ville. won the women's 200- Cuba, which has won the last four (Toliver 04)), 7:35 p.m. I I Gideon l 0 0 0 0 1 history and coming with 1.35 points and one bronze. St. Louis (Tudor 3-1) at PIttsburoh NEW YORK YANKEES-Optloned and will try for a six-medal sweep “ If I had lost the gold medal, I breaststroke, Pan Am baseball titles, improved (Reuschd 8-5), 7:35 p.m. Royals 10, Yankees) WP— Rsher. BK— HPena. AAark Salas, catcher, to Columbus of the . of his world record. on Sunday. National League results Umpires— Home, Runge; Rrst, West; International League. Purclxsed the con­ wouldn’t have forgiven myself.” At day’s end, the U.S. had its record to 2-0 with a 1-0 shutout of Onclnnotl (Montwmery 04)) at Los Second, Dorling; Third, Atarsh. "When you feel like that, it's like Louganis’ performance highligh­ Rhythmic gymnastics Anoeles (Welch 10-7),8:20p.m. tract of Joel Skinner, catcher, from said Logan, a three-time national extended its lead in total medals to Puerto Rico. Left-hander Pablo NEW YORK KANSAS ICITY Billy Williams T — 2:43. A— 11,445. Columbus. Placed Al Holland, pitcher, taking a final exam in college ” he ted a day in which the Americans The first gold medal in rhythmic Atlanta (Atohler 6-11) at Son Oleoo Expos 2. Mats 1 champion from North Canton, 72-38 over Cuba, including 34 gold to Abreu pitched a one-hitter and (Whitson 10-7), 10:05 p.m. o b rh bl O brh bl on the special 383av disobled list. Recalled added. "You know you’re pre- continued to excel in track and gymnastics, a sport featuring ath­ 3 10 0 Wilson ct 4 2 3 1 This 1987 Hall of Famer hit Pot Clements, pitcher, from Columbus. Ohio. ” I wanted the gold medal. I Cuba’s 20. Canada was third with 31 Antonio Pacheco hit a first-inning Houston (Heothcock 1-1) at San Francisco Phlllles4.Cubi2 . pared, but you don’t know what field, swimming and basketball, letes dancing and tumbling while (LoCoss 106), 10:35 p.m. 4 0 1 0 Seltzer 3b 5 11 2 MONTREAL •290. With 2,711 hits (in Slixied Vince Phillips, outfielder, to a 1988 expected it.” medals, only three of them gold. home run. Mtnglv 1b 4 0 0 0 Brett lb 4 3 2 2 NEW YORK contract with Fort Lauderdale of the questions the professor will ask while Cuba extended its domination handling small hand equipment, Wednesday’s Oomes WInfIdd rf 4 0 11 Trtobll rf Ob r h bl O b rh M 2,488 games) and 426 home Florida State League. Swimming Nicaragua beat the Netherlands Montreal at New York, 1:35 p.m, 4 113 Raines If 5 110 CHICAGO PHILA You'll do all right if you’re of weightlifting and won another Basketball went to Lourdes Medina of Cuba. GWarddh 4 0 0 0 LSmlthlf 3 0 10 Dykstra cf 4 0 0 0 Nottonul League Antilles 5-0 and Canada defeated Chlcooo at Phlloddphla, 3:05 p.m. Webster rf 1111 Innisp 0 0 0 0 runs. An outfielder, he ObrhM O b rh M prepared. I felt I ’d done my Ceronec 40 2 0 FWhlte2b 4 2 2 0 DMrtnz cf 5 0 2 0 Samuel 2b 3 0 2 1 -Ftaced Andres baseball game in pursuit of its fifth Sixteen-year-old Silvia Poll of Danny Manning. Rex Chapman Venezuela 8-4 in other games. Medina scored 9.60 on ribbon, her Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. W ralo3b 4 0 2 0 Blbonldh Brooks ss 4 0 10 Oroscop 0 0 0 0 played in 1,117 consecutive Thomas, shortstop, the ISdov dlsoMed homework.” St. Louis at PIttsburoh, 7:35 p.m. 4 11 0 Walloch 3b 3 0 1 1 Bckmn 2b 4 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 5 0 2 0 Haves cf 3 111 straight Pan Am title. Costa Rica and John Witchel of the and Willie Anderson each scored 11 final apparatus, to defeat Diane AAechm 2b 3 0 0 0 Oulrk c 2 0 0 1 games with the Chicago Palmer 1b 4 0 10 CJames If list. Recalled Jeff Blouser, Intlelder, from The 27-year-old American won Atlanta at San Dleao, 10:05 p.m. Tolleson ss 2 0 0 0 Ro Jons ss Galarrg 1b 4 0 0 0 KHrndz 1b 4 12 0 3 1 1 0 Greenville of the Southern League. Track and field U.S. became the first double­ points as the U.S, pounded Argen­ Weightlifting Simpson of Evanston. III. Cincinnotl ot Los Anoeles, 10:35 p.m, 4 0 10 Wlnghm cf 4 0 to Strwbry rf 4 0 10 Cubs (1963-70) — a Nation­ Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 Schmdt3b 3 0 10 easily, amassing 754 14 points, just Tetato 33 I 6 1 Totals 34 10 12 9 Muphry If 3 111 Pcxrlsh c MONTREAL EXPOS-SIgned Greg Col- winners in swimming. Americans tina 85-58 to extend its winning Law 2b 4 0 2 0 M c^M s If 4 0 11 4 12 2 brunn, third baseman, and assl(x>ed him to short of the record he set in 1983. The U.S. won five gold medals in f^uba continued its domination of M ary Fusezi of Canada won the Reed c 4 0 2 0 Carter c al League record (broken by /Morlnd3b 4 0 10 GWIIsonrf 4 0 10 Jerry Frentsos and Dorsey Tierney streak to 31 games in Pan Am American League itandinga New York too ooo «—«— i 4 00 0 Quinons ss 4 0 0 0 West Palm Beoch of the Instructional weightlifting as featherweights Ga­ bronze medal. /Martinez p 3 0 0 0 HJohm3b 4 0 0 0 Steve Garvey in 1983). Schu 1b 3 0 0 0 League. Kansas City ' tl3 300 I h ^ io McClure p JCtavIs c 4 111 MUimpcf 0 0 0 0 Game Winning RBI — Seltzer (5). 0 0 0 0 Santana ss 3 0 2 0 /Mover p NEW YORK M ETS— Assigned Rick Burke p 10 0 0 /Mozzllll ph 1000 2 0 10 JelIzss 3 10 0 East DlyMon ’• LOB-New York 7, Durhm ph 1000 K(taossp 0 0 0 0 Aguilera, pitcher, to Tidewater of the W L Pet. OB K®"*®? S*v 9. 2B— FWhIte Z Pagllarulo JMItchel p 2 0 10 International Le

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Coll NICET level II Inspectors ACCOUNTANT. New po­ level poaitlon. Pharmacy RETAIL ADVERTISING POSTING CLERK homes In Connecticut SECR*-TARY 0019, M -F , 8;00am- Sonshine Day Core ACROSS 37 Cry Answer to Provious Puiila and Rhode Island. The AND FOUND needed tor sessonsi work sition In small business 39 Code dot Applications are now being accepted for the on highwsy construction for degreed accoun­ Enjoy working east of 5;00pm. (C. S. T.) Call Sharon Center. 646-7160. 1 Need JUST A FEW HOURS price for a basic 25 4 0 Throe (prof.) 5 $|opod position of retail advertising posting clerk. LOST. Diamond combi­ prelects In the Msnehes- tant with 1-3 years ex­ the river In Mancheater ofeNTAL Hygienist. High NURSES Aides. Training 41 Engine part word ad Is only $90 and nation wedding and en­ ter srea. quality preventive of­ AdvancBd Ctraer NOW HIRING! upwards Applicants should have bookkeeping and will appear In 75 news­ perience. Responsiblll- law office with high vo­ class starting soon. 43 Comedian* gagement ring set In Assistant Inspector — ties Include; lume real eatate and fice. Modern facilities. 282-9232 You will be paid while 1 2 ^ v a l r y C a a u r lOF YOUR TIME... computer experience, as well as being able to papers. For more In­ platinum'. Substantial Entry level position Full or part time posi­ your learn, plus re­ Looking for full time tjvord 44 Boxing formation call Classi­ Involvement In cosh general practice. 13 Submarine type, answer phones and handle a variety of reward. 646-3511. Submit Resume to; bookkeeping, bonk re- Heavy client contact. tion In established of­ ceive free meals. Tak­ part time •tratagy fied, M3-2711 and ask itfisaile (comp, wd.) Can give you unlimited office related functions. Benefits include for detolls.o _____ concllllotlons, and col­ Requires someone fice. Salary negotiable. ing applications for full 14 flat ptoca CLOUGH. HARSOUR A Coll 875-6269.______ASSITANT Manager trol- 46 Supports company paid health plan, vacation, paid lections. Group Insu- with excellent organi­ or part time certified • Cosmeticians 15 Olargv's robe 52 Moan Brand new listing 16 room nee. Salary, benefits nurses aides for all earning potential!! ASSOCIATES ronce/beneflt zational and real estate D EN TA L toll time front and no weekends. • Cashiers 16 Syarv seven 53 Vibrating holidays and sick days. Please send resume or Cape Cod, 3 bedrooms, I PERSONALS program. Please coll shifts. Earn a high rate days sound ENGINEERS A skills. Excellent pay office person. Man­ Some retail experience work experience along with salary fireplace, aluminum , of pay plus bonus 16 Soak (flax) 54 Escape PLANNERS for oppolnment, and benefits. Word chester oral surgeons. required. Call Bar­ Apply In person; Set your own hours siding, newer furnace, POKERI Seeking four or Monday- Friday, 8:30- Call 647-9926 tor hours. For more Infor­ 19 Oecraased 55 Oxygenated requirements to: Manchester Herald, 1 car garage. Bowers P.O. BOX 852 processing and dicta­ bara, 643-1097. apood 56 Cincinnati five dependable young 12;30, Prague Shoe Interview. mation please call; Di­ 263 W. Middle Tpke. and earn extra "Bookkeeper," P.O. Box 591, Manchester, C T School District 1 Great to middle-aged em­ MANCHESTER, CT Company Admlnlstra- phone experience rector of Nurses, Mrs. 21 Attar ball club neighborhood oft DISHWASHER and kit­ Manchester, C T Mon. 06040, or call Mark Abraitis, 643-2711. ployed men Interested flve. 282-9074.______needed. Call for ap­ CLERICAL/lnsurance. A. Plante, Crestfleld DOWN 00040 chen utility person. 11 Mao 35 Chiseler (si.) income while working Green Rd. $137,500. In a weekly poker EOE.M/F pointment - 646-8886 Previous experience In Convalescent Home- 24 Bath Jackson 8, Jackson RNS wanted for full and Nights 4-9;30. Call 643- 27 _ of 1 Cloth ridge ’ tung 38 W W II area gome. Please respond or send resume to; filing and general of­ /Fenwood Manor at 6 4 9 - 8 8 9 9 12 Compass from home. Work at Reol Estote. 647-8400.P port time, 11-7 shift. 4349. Antonio's Restau­ EOE March 2 'a Irish 41 Guide to Box G c/o The fice duties needed for 643-5151, Monday point Apply ADN, Salmon Legal Secretary rant, 956 Main St., 26 Not cool Rose 42 Daring TOP of the LInell! Qual- Manchester Herold.o pleasant friendly com­ through Friday, 9am to 3 Head 17 Hebrew letter your own pace on a Brook Convalescent P.O. Box 288 Manchester.______29 Pseudonym 43 Body Ity craftsmanship and pany. Opportunities 3pm. supports 20 M akes cloth 31 In 45 Froglike G. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER materials are found PART Time. Eorn extra Home Salmon Brook Manchester, C T 06040 W AN TED! Experienced 4 Arbor 21 Trained schedule that’s tor growth available. 32 Moslem amphibian money assisting our Drive, Glastonbury. EDUCATIONAL Aide to 5 and 22 Arrow poison throughout this brand bartenders, waiters, Some overtime. Down­ priest NOW HIRING! bookkeeper with post­ Pleose coll 633-5244. reinforce Instruction, downs 23 Ant 46 Large amount tailor-made for you. new 7 plus room Colon­ and waitresses. Apply town Hartford on bus­ RESTAURANT 33 Hostels ing, filing and light DRIVER Fuel oil. Class 11 assist Individual or 6 Least 24 Contaminate 47 Person MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS ial, situated on over 1 HELP! We need an active In person, 1260 Main line. $13,520 to start. 34 Broadcast typing. Also help with license required. De­ small groups of child­ wealthy 25 Of arm bone 48 Actress acre on the outskirts of - Individual to come Street, Coventry. Increase In 3 months. HELP medium ren and perform In- 7 Veered 26 Spree Hagen Q. Fox a New England tradition of satisfaction customer service by work with our small pendable fuel oil deliv­ Exceptional benefits. I4bbf.| Call Jeanne or Susan at 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 today Manchester. 4 bed­ nstructlon related 8 Electrical unit 26 Humor 4 9 Opp of post and national retail trend center has immediate rooms, 2.5 baths, coun­ phone. Hours 8;30am- company. Telephone ery eost ot river. Expe­ PART Time Secretary. Call Ann Ross, Busi­ Wiitari, Wiilress. 35 (^ w o o d 12;30pm, Monday clerical activities as 9 Division of 30 Beast of 50 Female try kitchen with fire­ orders, light ordering rienced only. Full time. ness Personnel Asso­ moasure geologic time and begin the perfect job . openings for merchandise processors at our Job share In a stimulat­ assigned and to moni­ Cooki, Kitchen Help burden pronoun place. Call for details I through Friday. Appli­ Insurance and benef- ciates. 659-3511. 36 ^thtrs 10 Fasten 34 Play idly South Windsor Distribution Center. Job res­ and packaging. Custo­ ing environment. Abil­ tor 7th and 8th grade 51 Turf $279,900. Jackson 8, : I H^LP WANTED cations now being ac­ mers basic duties. We Its. Coll 647-9137. ity to deal with people. ponsibilities include verifying orders, along cepted. Send to the students In the compu­ Due to an Increase In Jackson Real Estate. are young and growing HIGH school coaches Typing, light book­ ter room. Contact Mr. business, we have Im­ counting ticketing and hanging merchandise 647-8400.0 ______. DRIVER. Port time for attention ot Terri c/o and will train. Full time keeping. 20 hours . the Manchester He­ needed. Coventry High Vene Harding, Princi­ mediate openings before It’s sent to our stores. Full and part time Manchester Herald preferrred, port time School varsity cross Send resume ASAP to ; DON’T be bashful I Coll route. Coventry area. rald, 16 Bralnord pal, Tolland Middle available. Flexible THE PROFESSIONALS day and evening schedules are available. We quick to see this Im­ considered. Apply; Ct. country coach, varsl- Lutz Children's Mu­ NURSES School, Tolland. Call Short hours. Good pay. Place. No phone calls Cane 8> Reed Company, seum, 247 South Main hours and days. Will offer competitive starting salary, generous maculate 5 plus room Coll 742-8867. 9-12am, 7 please!______tv/lunlor varsity vol­ New Hire Rates 875-2564. Application Nantucket Cape at Ly- 205 Hartford Rd., leyball, vorsitv track St. Manchester, Ct. deadline August 14. train. Apply In person. employee discount and the opportunity to to lOpm.o______CARING, loving, expe- Monchester.______06040. EOE/AAE. No MANCHESTER HONDA dall Woods, 2 bed- and field. Contact at­ per diem rates Includ­ EOE.______earn a weekly incentive bonus. Apply Monday roooms, 1.5 baths, REGIONAL Classified rlenced. Individuals PART and full time cashi­ hletic director Dennis phone Inaulrees through Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from ing shift and weekend MANCHESTER. 2 1 2 2 2 3 tastefully decorated. ads reach nearly needed tor child care ers In all departments. Jov (742-9253) or Char­ pleose.______VITO’S AUTOMOBILES 3,000,000 homes. One positions In Hartford differential in effect. Laundry opener and 8am until 12 at Q. Fox Distribution Center, 301 1st floor laundry and Ideal work tor senior lene Laterriere (742- PART Time help wanted. 2 4 . 2 5 2 6 clean up person. Work ^ 8 family room. Great op­ classified ad placed County. Coll Nannies citizens. We pay gener­ 9579) until August 20. Sales clerks. Ideal for LPN's start up to 'IS"® Birch Mt. Inn Governor’s Highway. South Windsor. Ct. with the Manchester "R " Us Inc. 233-7457, approximately 15 Our Service Department portunity! Reduced to ously based on expe­ After August 20, call high school students. per hour — RN’a start 2 9 Herald will be placed In osk for Suzonne. hours per week and 646-3161 „ 3 0 3 2 $143,500. Jackson 8i rience. Will train If high school office at Apply at Eblens. up to ‘ IS®® per hour. earn $125. Must be oble is seeking an experienced Jackson Real Estate. over 200 newspapers WAITRESS wanted full necessary. Apply In 742-7346. 646-1191.______3 3 . throughout New Eng­ Flexible scheduling to open 7 days per 649-3292 647-8400.O time part time. Apply person; Arthur Drug, ROOFERS and rooters week. Apply Hartford Automobile Technician. ^ land for one low price. In person Luigi’s Res­ available on 3-11 and 3 6 PERSONNEL CLERK TYPIST SOUTH Windsor. 942 M a in S tre e t, helpers. Inexperienced' 3 9 Coll Classified 643-2711 taurant, 706 Hartford Rd Dairy Queen next to $154,900. Cope with 5 Manchester.______We are looking to help $8.00 per hour 11-7 shifts. Excellent Speed Queen coin We have an Immediate opening for a mature, ond osk for detolls.o Rd., Manchester. 4 0 large bedrooms Inlcud- PART time floor mainte­ starting pay. Expe­ benefit package In­ loundry.______Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms personable and highly motivated Individual to Ing master with dress­ PART Time. $6.25 hourly. nance person. S6 to fill the following rienced help will be cluding pension plan Notional In-store,mar­ CHALLENGING unique SANDBLASTER. No ex­ support our personnel department. If you like ing room. 14 X 25 front stort. 643-5747.______positions; paid accordingly. If and short term dis­ perience necessary. provided, exceilerit benefits. For to back fireplaced liv­ keting company Is poeHlon. A busy office In you are a hard worker variety, this may be just what you are looking for. FU L L time openings tor ability. For further in­ Apply In person Barry ing room, large dining seeking Individuals to Manchaeter Is looking for a loving core givers for and can report to work fil interview cali Tom Deii, 8 am to 4 pm, Qualified candidates must be organized, detail distribute coupons and • Bartender Blast Co., 238 Hartford room, center Island kit­ we8 qualified general of­ Infant, toddlers and everdav you can have formation, call Rd., Manchester. oriented, accurate typing skills of 50-60 wpm., chen and den, samples to consumers the opportunity to 2>/2 In local supermarkets. fice worker to work on a re­ pre-school. Call Ma­ e Snack Bar Help Donna Sorensen, DNS AU TO air conditioning convenience Monday thru Friday. excellent math skills, and have a minimum of 2 baths, 2 car garage. D. rilyn DImmock, Little work tor o growing years business experience. W. Fish Real Estate. We provide training. gular part-time basis, 4-6 • Counter Control commercial roofing SOUTH WINDSOR Installer. Growing People Unlimited, company seeks quali­ 643-1591.0______Reliable transporta­ hours per day. Time frame Marlborough. 295-8003 company that takes Q.S.P. offers an excellent benefits package tion required. Call 1- flexible. Experlenoe neoae- • Nursory Attendant pride In their work. NURSING CENTER fied persons to Install MANCHESTER. $149,900. or 295-9415.______which includes medical, dental, and life Colonial on nice deep 245-1877, Monday sary. We are wiling to pay Call Eastern Roofing 1060 Main Street air conditioning and I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME through Friday, 9am- Electricians M/F li­ • Janitors other related automo­ MANO€STERHOND\ Insurance, pension plan and tuition lot on 0 quiet cul-de-sac Corp. 282-0711. EOE. Looking by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 4pm.______for a qualified worker. censed lournevmen So. Windsor, C T tive accessories. Expe­ reimbursement. Qualified candidates may apply In convenient location. Good typing and word and experienced ap­ The fun place to FOOD Service, full or rience preferrred but Unscramble these four Jumbles, THE PROFESSIONALS at our facility or send resume. SALARY HISTORY Front to back master part time position. Kit­ 289-7771 for pne letter to each square, to form CARPENTERS and Car­ processing needed. Insur- prentices needed Im­ will train capable per­ 24 ADAMS STREET MUST BE INCLUDED. plus up to 3 more penters helpers. Own mediately tor commer­ be, come this fall! chen preparation, son. Must have own tour ordinary words bedrooms, dining arxto dalma experience an mornings. Apply MANCHESTER. C T 06040 tools and transporta­ aaaet. Send resume to lul- cial prelects. Paid Contact Manager, tools. Immediate something? room, fireplaced living tion. Work In Manches­ vacation, holidays, Krause Caterers. 568- TE A C H ER . Start Sep­ placement available. OTTOH FERMNNEL DEPARTMENT room, 2 full baths, gar­ ter. Pay according to iMi Mmgp, Bn IZI& Mmi- health, dental and life Parkade Bowling 5000. tember, 3 year nursery Please call Custom GERBER SCIENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. age. D. W. Fish Real experience. Imme­ M r, CT OBixOlRRMa enB Insurances, profit Lanes. No phone SECRETARY. Good typ­ shcool program. Tues­ Auto Radio Distributor _ L x : 6 4 6 -3 5 2 0 Estote. 643-1591.0 diate work. Coll 643- shoring. Join a grow­ ing skills, pleosont day and Thursday, 8:30 of Ct., 289-9396. Mon­ CONTEMPORARY Ele­ 6760. ing company coll calls pleasel phone personality. For to 3:30. Must have edu­ day through Friday 151 Batson Dr. Manchester, C T gance. $239,900. Bolton. Wavne at E. M. C. at appointment call 643- cation degree. The 9am to 5pm.______NENAH Salt box contemporary 721-1555. EOE.______0622. Children's Place Inc. HOLIDAY Inn In East Buying or 6.0.E M/F/HA/ with beautifully unique FU L L time position open 643-5535.______CASHIER In convenience for lawn care and TE L EP H O N E Receptlo- Hartford Is looking for room layout. 14 x 32 store. Flexible hours, am desk clerk, am I great room wlht AJiffySew landscaping mainte­ nlst/Cashler. Reliable COM FED Savings bonk Is Selling, Spiderweb nights and weekends. nance, will train. 647- mature person needed seeking a part time walter/waltress, am- cathedral celling. 3 633-4155. Immediately for posi­ pm bus person hostess, bedrooms, 15 x 24 mas­ 1349. teller for our Coventry PHYSEC WHY HI3 TALKATIVE SCHOOL DUS DRIVERS tion as cashier tele­ office. Must be people and cocktail server. for the town of Bolton. ter. 2 firepices, 2 cor phone receptionist. Ap­ We offer competitive r MEieHBOX KEAtlKIQEP garage. Set on 1.5 acre oriented and have ex­ A y We will train. Ideal part NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... ^ plicant should have wage, full company be­ HIM OF THE FLI&HT time job for homemak­ lot with a view. Much cellent math skills. Coll more. D. W. Fish Real MANCHESTER AREA pleasant personality 742-7321 for details. nefits. Apply In person. THEY WERE ON. ers or retirees. and good math apti­ 363 Roberts St., East It’s right at PRIVATE PARTY Estate. 643-1591.0 EOE.______tude. Experience help­ Hortford.______BEJOCT 537-5234 or 537-5766. AIDE/Housekeeper for Now arrange the circled letters to MANCHESTER. $121,900. / Mather St...... , .11 ful but not necessary. FLORAL Designer with your form the surprise answer, as sug­ Adorable starter Contact Lee, 649-1749. small rest home. Be­ '-Ay gested by the above cartoon. Weatflald St...... all nefits, good working flowe- shop expe- home, beautifully dec­ Eaatfleld St...... all Bob Riley Oldsmoblle, rlen- Full or port orated, eat In kitchen, Monchester.______conditions. Call 649- time. Apply In person; fingertips - Merchandise Ads new both, and private Centarfleld St...... all 4510 between 8am-2pm. r m - r x m Northtield St...... all D E N TA L Receptionist. Krause Florist, 621 treed lot with covered Manchester. Part time Ask for Mrs. Brooks. Hartford Rd., (Answers tomorrow) NURSES patio. Sentry Real Est­ Jumbles: SCARY TAFFY BUTLER FAMILY ate. 643-4060.O McGuire Dr...... all evenings. Will train. Manchester.______Yesterday's Caae Dr...... all Send resunne to; P. O. PART time early bird to Answer: "There's only or>e thing I want to see in a riew AIDS M ANCHESTER. $265,000. House Dr...... all Box 505, Manchester. CARPENTER serve morning custo­ car"— "MYSELF • Lovingly mlantalned D EN TA L Assistant. Man­ mers, 6 to 10am, Thurs­ In the Now Pay Scale 1830's Federal Colon­ No* hoek In Meek. Jwnkla Oeok Ne. M la avallakle for 8R.B0, vMch Ineiudea peatage Ridge...... all chester. Immediate experienced In kitchen day to Sunday. Family ■nd kandNni, from dufnkla. tkle newapapar, 0.0. Oat 4SM, Otlende, PL 1SI0T-4JM. in affect par diem rata ial. Fifteen rooms In­ toll time position. Will run. Dairy Mart, 368 Classifieds! Inetud* vowr Mme. pddraM and alp aede and meha yew ekaak pairakle ta NawapaperbeekB. cluding In-law apart­ Walnut..... 21-123 and bath remodeling. including shift and Arch...... all train. Send resume to: Spencer Street, Man- ment, Vh baths, four P. O. Box 505, Quality minded. Must chester/East Hartford weekend differential fireplaces one with Park St..... Manchester.______have tools and trans­ townllne. Coll 569-3046. up to ®8®® par hour. Dutch oven, large born 13-110 and possible building Otia...... - all M EDICAL office looking portation. Top pay for GAS station attendant. Excellent benefit Garden Dr...... all for a self motivated Full or part time for full .... CELEBRITY CIPHER lot. Not a drive by. right Individual. Full CIphw cryptogromt oro crootod from quototlono by famous package Including Sentry Real Estate. 643- Independent, detailed service gas station. pooplo. post ond prstsnt. Eocb lottor hi tho dpbor stands for St. James St...... all time year-round posi­ dental, life and short 4060.O______'Iv . ' oriented per son tor a Good storting wage, •nothor. Tod*y‘$ cRuo; V oquo/9 O. Butternut Road ...... all variety ot duties In fast tion. good working condi­ CALL term disability Insur­ P R IC E has been re"- raOTO-GOlK paced busy environ­ tions. Must be depen­ 'YRZ8LNHl>NWg ance. Flexible sche­ ducedll This 3 bed­ EXaUSIVE Dale Road...... all ment. Please apply to: dable. Call Norm at duling available on room Colonial Is 649-5400 TO D AY located convenient to Garth Road...... 12^138 Sports Medicine 8> Or­ 643-8094 or apply In t h m y w y p n t v n , the ahift or your Ludlow Road...... 25-107 thopedics, 155 Main St., person at Getty, 886 ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days shopping and schools. Manchester or coll 649- JEWELERY sates. Year Hartford Rd., choice. For further in­ Is on a bus line. This 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 WLWOM PRA Z8V Arnott Rd...... all 3158.______round part time posi­ Manchester.______formation, call home has aluminum ★ Additicinal Lines 50