zn — MANTHKSTKH HKRAl.I), Salunliiy. July 21 1984 BUSINESS Few child abuse cases, Romanian leader says State to help Business Gannett Cable TV but problem Isn’t gone Moscow wants to talk thread workers in Brief looks to PERSONAL balks at ... page 3 ... page 4 ... page 20 Pioneer income increases ^ IHCOME Pioneer Internution;il Corp. of Manchester reported income for the six months ended June 2 Europe state tax of $1 6 million on sales of $11.6 million, compared .with income of $11 million on sales of $i:i million NEW YORK (U PI) - Gannett Co., for the same period last year. already testing publication of its USA trillions Bv Mark A. Dupuis Warm tonight; Manchester, Conn. Karnings per share during the period were 95 Today newspaper in Europe, has set United Press International cents, compared with 67 cents per share the another sales target in the Pacific in an $3.0- Sunny Tuesday Monday, July 23, 1984 previous year. aggressive two-front overseas expan­ H A R TFO R D — The state’s cable — See page 2 Single copy: 25

in Aillon trial the defense procurement system Outside the facility a haiuifiil of Jack Lotto winners jogs in GROTON (UPI) — Retired people held a quiet protest but Town-district reiations are compiicated Admiral Hyman G. Rickover. as anyone and he has saved police reported no arrests Anderson NEWINGTON - Michael Bedes jogged into under federal investigation for taxpayers billions of dollars over ‘ NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Guillermo Aillon today will lottery headquarters Monday morning to claim the years. Rickover did not speak Rickover is known as the father taking gifts from a defense con­ of the nuclear-powered N.ivy and One of the early arguments in favor of having the top English that can not be rendered accurately in written Washington begin standing trial a third time for the 1972 stabbing his $6.9 million prize — the second largest at the ceremony. tractor, was praised as a champion is generally acknowledged as the elected leader of the Eighth Utilities District and the English. deaths of his estranged wife and her wealthy parents, bonznza in the lottery’s 12 year history. against fraud in the defense ■’There isn t a Soviet skipper And people don’t misspeak themelves in careful, Merry-Go-Round despite defense attempts to halt the proce^ings. who can be sure he is not in the moving force behind constiiu'tion top elected leader of the Town of Manchester get Bedes, 32. of Newington, became the newest industry. Manchester Jury selection will proceed as scheduled after U.S. cross hairs of a periscope of one of of the USS Nautdus. the nation’s together to discuss district-town relations was that two etfective, rhetorically Sophisticated phrases. multi-millionaire after selecting the six winning Rickover, 84, was lauded Satur­ District Judge Warren W. Eginton Friday rejected Rickover’s submarines.” Bennett first nuclear-powered suhiiianne leaders operating alone have a better chance for a The catalog of things that should not have been said in numbers drawn Friday night. day during commissioning cerem­ The Nautilus, like the Rii'kover. Spotlight defense motions for a temporary court order to, delay said. harmonious exchange than a joint committee operating the disputes between town and district is full. It does not onies of the fast-attack submarine was built by the Klectric Boat selection of a jury. Lottery spokeswoman Terry Brenckman said named in his honor by his long­ Bennett, chair of the seapower in a forum that invites members to take polar positions. Alex Girelli need to be enlarged. division of General Dynamics in Defense lawyers hoped to postpone the case until the lucky ticket — a quick pick — was purchased time friend and ally Rep. Charles subcommittee and next in line to This was one of the arguments made when the P^ighth Herald Reporter another hearing on technical motions to dismiss the at a store in Newington. chair the House's Arms Services nearby New London THE LIAISON COMMITTEE can be reactivated and Bennett, D-Fla. President Reagan .ind Navy District leader involved was Gordon Lassow and the Salvador case was decided. The pending civil case concerns The record pool in the Lotto game was in March In his address as principal Committee, said Rickovef has its members can disagree, without counterproductive Secretary John Lehman lorced town leader was Stephen T. Penny. Aillon’s claim a third trial would violate his when Dennis Duceman, a 31-year-old employ ee of speaker at the ceremonies, Ben­ devoted a great deal of effort to contests of rhetoric, if officials so chouse. constitutional rights concerning double jeopardy, Sikorky Aircraft in Stratford, won $7.8 million. improving the quality and stand­ Rickover to retire on Jan 19. 1982. Out of that reasoning sprang the inevitable corollary. nett called Rickover “ a champion after 64 years of service the If those two leaders can operate out of the view of the Though it was really quite clear from newspaper But the committee should not expect to perform bullets effective assistance of counsel and due process.’ The lucky numbers picked Friday night were 7. against fraud, waste and abuse in ards for defense contracts. 8, 24, 28, 29 and 31. There were 218 second prize longest in tlie services’ history An public and of the press, they can talk informally and reports what Lassow had suggested, there was miracles, and no one should expect it to. The state Supreme Court this week ruled against the nation’s shipbuilding indus­ The USS Rickover is the 24lh delaying the trial, but gave no reason for its decision. winners who each won $1,461 and 9,734 third prize 688-class submarine to join the U .S act of Congress had allowed him to frankly without having to weigh each word or plirase nonetheless some misunderstanding. And, partly as a The differences between the tw o municipalities are try,” while Rickover sat State prosecutors said the case would proceed while winners who each won $49. First prize winnings fleet and the first to bear the name remain on active duty 20 years for fear that the harshest intepretation will be put upon consequence of that misunderstanding the district fire not simply bad communicatiofis. There are real were bad expressionless. beyond the mandatory retirement Aillon’s attorneys declined comment on possible are paid in 25 annual installments. Rickover is under investigation of an individual. Rickover is the it, and without having to qualify each tentative idea for chief decided to resign and was dissuaded from doing conflicts of interest, and somt- of these differences will age of 62 further attempts to stop the trial. by the Justice Department for the third living person to be so. not be resolved by simple t / \ k . General Dynamics' alleged gifts fear it will be regarded as firm commitment to action. WASHINGTON — An interna­ In Bridgeport federal court, Eginton said Aillon taking gifts from the General honored by having a submarine The only role the press played was to report, not very The question of sewer rates is very probably going to to Rickover while he headed the Actually, the only time Lassow and Penny met, after tional arms dealer is under federal failed to “ stale a claim upon which relief can be Three hdd on drug charge Dynamics Corp., parent to the named in his honor. be resolved by a court.' Navy’s nuclear shipbuilding pro a long delay, they met in'the presence of reporters. graphically, what had transpired. scrutiny for allegedly shipping to granted” and added there should be "no aura of submarine’s manufacturer Elect­ About 600 spectators, including If a court decision helps establish some kind of NEW LONDON — Three New London residents gram were discovered diiriiig a El Salvador unreliable foreign- federal dominance hanging over the state court” in its ric Boat, while he headed the Rickover’s wife Eleanore and THERE IS, AS THE HERALD HAS observed rationale for determining sewer charges in the future, ruling. are being held today on drug charges stemming several lop Navy brass, attended Justice Department investigation EARLIER, WHEN A LIAISON COMMITTEE made ammunition instead of the Navy’s shipbuilding program. of governnieiit shiphiiildiiig editorially, some justice in the charge the press is one source of conflict should be removed. Aillon. 45, was convicted in 1973. After serving five from a raid that netted police up to $20,000 worth the ceremony which was cut short comprising directors of the town and directors of the American-made rounds the Pen­ Bennett said Rickover has con­ contracts. occasionally overly impressed with intemperate Meanwhile, the ijlistrlct has asked for and will get a years of a 7.5-year sentence, his conviction was of heroin and cocaine. tributed as much to the reform of by rain. 2 district became bogged down, at least a portion of the tagon paid for. The three arrested Friday were identified as reversed because the trial judge had spoken with a 2 blame for the impasse was put upon the press. The remarks, sometimes stressing them at the expense of line-by-line description of the budget that supports the A federal grand jury is trying to juror during deliberations. A 1979 retrial ended in a Victor Alyala, 26, Nurinalda Rivera, 22, and Blis other things that ought to be more regarded as more Advanced Life $ upport system, which operates out of press had fomented controversy, it was said. find out whether the U.S. and hung jury and the East Hartford church custodian has Ramos, 28. Police said they seized between meaningful. central fire headquarters on Center Street. The report Firm helps candidates make pitch When Lassow and Penny did meet, the atmosphere of Salvadoran governments were been free on $225,000 bond. $18,000 and $20,000 worth of heroin and cocaine When the press selectively solicits tough talk from should help to determine whether taxes from the town the meeting was relaxed and the talk was cordial. ripped off in the deal. The subject The 6-foot-5-inch son of an attorney and native of and an unspecified amount of cash. irresponsible people, it does an injustice to citizens who as a whole are helping to support the Town Fire New London police acting with agents from the $1.50 for .5(H) bumpcr.slickciN, $140 The news reports of the event were low key. Not a of the investigation is a Virginia- Bolivia, Aillon was popular with the Spanish-speaking By Mark A. Dupuis campaign trail each year. want facts upon which to form opinions. Department or whether, on the on contrary, taxes from statewide narcotics task force, entered the house There have been some changes for 1,000 buttons and $110 fiii' 1.000 harsh word was said and none was reported to have based weapons firm called Nordac in Connecticut and was named an outstanding young United Press Internatlanal But what a community leader says during a public the Town Fire District are helping to support the life man by the Jaycees in 1971. Friday afternoon with a search and seizure over the years to the mainstays. pencils. been said. Manufacturing Co. support system. His second wife, Barbara Montano Aillon, 26, had warrant. A police spokeswoman said the raid was Bumperstickers are made in vinyl A congressional caiididale would Yet a misunderstanding arose in the implementation meeting — and the way he or she says it — is bound to The sale was made through the MERIDEN — While some politi­ likely spend more, buying bumpei- 3 Adjustments should be made if necessary. After that moved out of their Wallingford apartment the week the result of a long-term joint investigation. so they peel off easily after the of something Penny and Lassow had agreed was a be regarded by the press and by anyone else who hears cians frown on party primaries, 3 U.S. Foreign Military Sales pro­ The trio were ordered held in lieu of $20,000 campaign and many candidates stickers, posters, pins or balloons it as one of the significant facts about the situation in there is no reason why the district should not get before the killings and took their 7-month-old Gerald B. Barker considers them a reasonable solution to a temporary problem. gram. El Salvador’s defense min­ bond each pending court appearances Tuesday in have abafidoned metal pins in Barker said this year will be a question. The statement becomes one of the facts of the periodic reports so that the question need not arise daughter. Catherine, to her parents’ home in North bonus in his business. It had to do with having the Town Fire Department istry was given nearly $5 million in Haven. Her lawyer told Aillon she was starting a New London Superior Court. favor of less-expensive stick-on busy one since the 187 inenibci s ol situation. again. Primaries mean campaigns and the state Legislature are up lor respond from the Buckland station to structure fires credit to purchase more than 15 divorce action. Police said the three were charged w|th patches. The words don't change their character when the That would mean at least one problem had been that means business for Barker election. Municipal election yeais immediately north of the Union Bridge, which was million rounds of M-16 ammo from Her father, J. George Montano, 49, a lumberdealer, possission of more than an ounce of heroin with Specialty Advertising and Gifts, This year’s new additions to the appear in print. There are very few things spoken in solved. intent to sell, possession of cocaine with intent to also are busy, he said, noliugsoine unsafe for heavy trucks. Nordac. Federal law requires that and his wife, Barbara Montano, 46, had opposed the which claims to be Connecticut’s lineup include small first-aid kits sell and possession of drug paraphernalia. and cloths for cleaning lenses. local boards have a dozen or more munitions bought under the pro­ marriage. Relatives said Montano had turned down largest supplier of buttons, his son-in-law’s requet for a $1,600 loan to study Both fit into a vinyl packet candidates. gram be manufactured in this bumper stickers and other such “ Every year is a big year, Another opinion embalming. campaign materials. carrying the candidate’s name and country. Their bodies were discovered on Aug. 14,1972, when message. there’s just a different eondiiiia Boy listed good after rescue Barker’s Meriden showroom is tion of candidates.” he said “ If X SUPP058 (JOl-th p Now.uahere The contract called for the Aillon persuaded another family member to accom­ filled from wall to wall with One of Barker's favorite new bullets to be bought from a U.S. pany him to the Montano home for a reconciliation. NEW LONDON — An 8-year-old Bridgeport boy items is a plastic sheet with the there’s a primary, llial's a boost to Mondale'5 dndiceot ^ h e c K shelves packed with all types of our busine.ss.” firm, the Winchester Group, and in Aillon’s daughter was found alive and well under a was listed in satisfactory condition at Lawrence items, each of which can be words “ Call Police.” The sheet Ferraro may help does she. and Memorial Hospitals after two young Ledyard clings to the window of a disabled Barker said he does a lot of fisrrdro, m fact Winchester did supply the first chair. Montano had been stabbed 21 times. The imprinted with a candidate’s slo­ women had been stabbed four times each. boys pulled him unconscious from a public vehicle and comes in a vinyl repeat busine.ss with candidates, ujant to support eqv^l Keep the 2 million rounds. But the rest gan or name. including .some who use his com allegedly came from a Yugoslav swimming pool. There are campaign pins and packet, again carrying the candi­ Veiveeta? Keion Hunt jumped in the Ocean Beach Park date’s pitch. pany as they climb the political Mondale campaign riahtb for munitions firm; one expert be­ buttons of all sizes, bumper pool about 1:15 p.m. Friday and apparently “ Candidates have their favorite ladder office by office. lieves the ammo may have been stickers, sponges, pens, pencils, ^ ^ ha!ha/ha! swallowed water, panicked and sunk, police said. items,” Barker said. “ Some will Customers have included candi­ manufactured in the Philippines. Moon to receive posters, balloons and even large “ This is an exciting choice,” policy. He was listed in satisfactory condition Sunday at plastic paper clips. swear by a magnifier, some will dates for the range of local and Sources close to the investiga­ the hospital. swear by a ruler, some will swear said Walter Mondale as he She has a background of Barker’s Specially Advertising stale offices, including U S. .Senate tion told my associates Indy Ted Koziol, 9, and Michael Lillie, 12, saw Hunt by a pencil.” and governor, both Democrats and experience as a prosecutor in kitchen chores and Gifts was founded 17 years ago announced his decision on a Badhwar and Donald Goldberg struggle and sink and dove in to help. “ I dove by Gerald Barker's parents. He said items that can be used Republicans, and at times, caiidi running mate, even before his Queens County, where her that Pentagon officials should down to take a look at him, grabbed his arm, and Barker, the company president, are becoming more popular with dates vying for the same office. nomination for president by the cousin was district attorney have smelled something fishy pulled him up,” said Lillie. said his father decided to go into candidates as the cost of television Lillie pulled the unconcious Hunt to the surface But there’s always losers and Democratic convention. and assigned her to handling when they examined the contract. during his stay the business after years of selling and other media advertising and two life guards, Keith Grills, 19, and Kennth increases. their depleted campaign treasur J And so it is. Geraldine cases of assault, family fights The sources said the price was far novelty and gift items. Archer, 25, both of New London, pulled him from Also sought after are items a ies — to deal with. One gubernator­ J Now, with 16 employees, Gerald F’erraro, congresswoman from and especially child abuse. too low; Nordac would have lost DANBURY (UPI) — The Rev. Sun Myung Moon, the pool and began mouth-to-mouth resucitation. voter can wear, including T-shirts, ial campaign, the unsuccessful money on the deal if the ammuni­ Barker says the company is the Queens, New York City, will She has just been through a serving an 18-month sentence for income tax evasion They were joined by Jospeh Venditlo, one of the state’s largest supplier of mate­ headbands and wristbands. 1978 bid by Republican Ronald tion had all come from Winchester. become the first woman to run grueling test as chairman of at a federal jail, will probably be handed an apron ora parks emergency medical technicians, who rials for campaigns, which ac­ Barker said. Sarasin, still owes $50,000 in uniiaid broom today as he begins his mandatory prison job. administered oxygen until Hunt regained con- “ It’s useful, it will be worn and bills to Barker’s company. for vice president in the major the Democratic Platform Com­ counts for 10 to 15 percent of its AS IT WAS, the Pentagon first Moon, spiritual leader of the Unification Church, ciousness. He was taken to the hospital by business. seen,” he said. parties — truly an historic mittee. She has just made a will most likely be assigned to janitorial or kitchen ambulance. A typical candidate for the state Barker's showroom includes a became suspicious when Salvado­ Buttons, bumperstickers and collection of buttons and other three-week process under­ speech on foreign affairs in San ran soldiers began reporting prob­ chores requiring few communication skills because posters are the mainstay of the House of Representatives, for he “ speaks no English."said Prison Warden Dennis example, may spend about $400 on items, which he dis|ilayed recently taken by Mr. Mondale to give Francisco, upbraiding the So­ lems with the ammo. The U.S. Whales adjusting to home business. Barker says, but there Luther, such specialty advertising items: at a Republican stale convention U full consideration to minorities viet Union for tyranny but Embassy’s military attache and are new items ready for the U He said it is “ almost a necessity” to give Moon this MYSTIC — Two beluga whales captured last on that issue. urging continued attempts to Salvadoran government officials type of menial job at the minimum security camp. week in Manitoba were introduced Sunday to It may be a coldly calculated revive arms control talks; the called in experts to look at the But he said a “ contract person” who speaks both their new home at the Mystic Marinelife political choice, a bold stroke to speech may have been an suspect rounds. Japanese and Moon’s native Korean language, will Aquarium. attract votes to a ticket that, at attempt to improve on foreign "It was obviously poor quality,” also be brought in today to help the prison's newest, The whales, a O'/i-loot male named Nanuk and and perhaps most famous inmate, adjust to prison this moment, is far behind in policy. said one expert, who added that an 8-foot female named Aurora, were smeared life. with shortening, packed in ice and wet bedsheets h8v the polls. Clearly it does not hurt her— tests showed the ammunition had a misfire rate of 5 percent to 10 He said Moon, who entered the prison an hour before and continuously sprayed with water during a But it is still a new advance in as it would not hurt any a midnight deadline Friday, will be interviewed by a 12-hour trip by jet and refrigerator truck. L percent — an obvious danger for team of prison workers who will determine the work “ They’ve got aches and pains after this trip just L recognition of women in Amer­ candidate — to come from New Commentary Salvadoran soldiers whose auto­ ican political life — an answer York, which has 36 electoral which suits him best. like the rest of us do,” said Dr. J. Lawrence Dunn, matic rifles would jam in combat The classification team which assigns an inmate’s the aquarium’s veterinarian. to the demands that have votes. because of a faulty round. job consists of the prisoner’s case manager, a “ You’re putting these animals into a new increasingly been made by Of one thing there is no At first the investigators thought counselor and an educational representative, he said. environment. This can at least partly comproni- Luther said he thought Moon would be able to partly women’s groups, which have question: Representative Fer­ Walter Mondale’s running mate the unreliable bullets were cap­ ise their immune system. Generally, their been regarded as one of the tured Soviet-bloc rounds that had communicate through his co-defendant, 'Takeru resistance is going to be down,” Dunn said. raro is a liberal Democrat in minorities in politics. somehow been slipped into the Ramiyama, who speaks some English.'Kamiyama, “ We’ll be on pins and needles until we’ve had Dying for the spinach the same tradition as Walter shipment. who shares a room with Moon, was also convicted in several good blood tests and the animals are Indeed, it is an acknowledge­ the case and sentenced to six months in jail, he said. Mondale. She has been a But when they followed the eating on their own,” he said. ment that women are no longer protege of House Speaker Tip changes the game considerably On Moon’s first full day at the facility Saturday, he a minority, even though in paper trail, it led to a Yugoslav received his first batch of visitors — his wife and six cannelloni you had at your O'Neill, serving on the Demo­ company, which has a reputation older children, Joy Garrett, a spokewoman at the many sectors of U.S. life they Bv Robert Walters married, Jewish and mayor of a crats’ steering committee and for stamping ammunition with any Church's New York Headquarters, said Sunday. Postal protest planned still are treated as such. the House Budget Committee city whose residents’ esoteric identification the middleman re­ HARTFORD — Postal workers have planned Will the Ferraro candidacy SAN FRANCISCO - The un­ favorite Italian restaurant? because of his favor. That lifestyles make some voters quests. For example, a shipment of Inmates at the facility lead a regimented life, informational pickets at four Hartford-area post help former Vice President precedented inclusion of a woman Robert uneasy.) amo to a Maryland manufacturer though more relaxed than in a traditional prison. offices over the next 10 days to draw attention to a position will win or lose her There are no cells, walls or fences in the camp, which Mondale with the women’s on a national political ticket is a ws stamped with the company’s stalemate in national contract negotiations. support, depending on the Walters houses 200 inmates in a dormitory style setting. Two Informational union placards will be on display vote? No one knows for certain. high-stakes gamble for a Demo­ THE POLITICAL professionals own marks, though the bullets voters’ evaluation of the two t^>v inmates share a bunk bed in a 8-by-8 foot room. from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday at the main office. It may even repel some voters cratic Party that must take such Syndicated who sepcialize in refurbishing were made by the Yugoslavs. Maybe we can help. The parties after one term of a risks if it is to capture the White (both male and female) who Columnist candidates’ images alost certainly One expert thinks the ammo Herald is now running a weekly Reagan presidency. House this year. will be called upon to provide a In his free time. Moon may use the multi-purpose still boggle at a woman in the may have come from the Philip­ becreational room with a gym. weight lifting Most recent nationwide public “ softer” and more “ ladylike” Two shot over weekend column featuring readers’ Never before has a vice pines, explaining that Nordac is equipment and ping pong tables. There are two White House or who question opinion surveys showed Walter persona for Ms. Ferraro. believed to have extensive deal­ television rooms open 24 hours a day, video casette HARTFORD — Police are seeking suspects favorite restaurant dishes. To her readiness to fill a vacancy presidential choice been an­ Mondale, the Democrats’ presi­ A nriore conventional running ings with manufacturers in that movies and a recreational field outside. today in connection with two separate weekend enter, simply fill out the coupon in the top job. At any rate, it nounced so early. This could dential nominee, trailing Presi­ past have been discouraged from mate — a white male such as Sen. country. The rounds would simply shootings which left a local man dead and another will add a news dimension to have been designed to assure dent Reagan by a formidable 10 It is not known how Moon will use the facility. He is below, listing your favorite di.sh participating in what they viewed Lloyd Bentsen of Texas — would have been repackaged in un­ man seriously wounded. Mr. Mondale of a first ballot percent to 20 percent among expected to conduct church business during part of his Police said Joseph Mowatt, 22, was shot in the the 1984 political campaign. as a male-dominated process. have posed differe.it but equally marked boxes before shipment to and the local restaurant that But Congresswoman Fer­ victory. Whatever the purpose, potential voters. The voters Ms. Ferraro repres­ serious problems for Mondale. prison time, chest and killed early Saturday following an El Salvador. Morse Durst, president of the American Branch of serves it. It may be an appe­ 2 raro has a lot going for'her in it was sure to give the conven­ But Mondale’s selection of Rep. ents in New York City's borough of His campaign to date has been argument at a party on Cabot Street. Police said 2 The ramifications of the case are the Unification Church, said the church plans to open he suffered chest wounds and was pronounced Geraldine A. Ferraro of New York Queens are typical of the middle- uninspiring if not boring and the tizer, main dish, vegetable, her own right. At the age of 48, tion a life and to bring women potentially serious for the Reagan a small office in Danbury, although church as his vice president could dramat­ dead at the scene . she has served three terms in into their own as a political class, middle-income people addition of a less-than-charismatic administration’s embattled Cen­ headquarters will remain in New York City. Police said they are following several leads but salad or dessert. ically alter the relative popularity the House, has been a hard­ force. whose ballots invariably decide figure such as Bentsen would have tral American policy. If the no arrests have been made. of the two major parties’ presiden­ presidential elections. "It can be only perpetuated that dreariness. investigation does indeed turn up Moon. 64, was convicted in 1982 for not paying taxes Hartford Police Lt. Timothy Hogan said police working politician, rapidly tial tickets in favor of the Then we’ll do the rest. We’ll eonlucl said with some authority that the To use a metaphor which has solid evidence of hanky-panky, it bn $162,000 in interest earned on nearly $2 million kept believe the shooting occurred at about 4:38 a.m. learning the many facets of - PROVIDENCE (R.I.) Democrats. in New York banks. His appeal to the Supreme Court durable Archie Bunker lives in become popular among politi­ could endanger the entire program was prompted by an argument at an after hours the chef and ask for the recipe, which national affairs and foreign JOURNAL Rep. Ferraro’s presence on the was refused May 14. He is not eligible for parole until (her) congressional district,” cians, Reagan has been winning of military aid to El Salvador. A party which continued after the party was over. will be printed in TODAY’S SFKCIAL, ticket is not guaranteed, however, 1985. In a separate incident, police said a Middletown 3 notes the Alamanac of American virtually all of the hands in his procurement scandal — proof of man was shot and seriously wounded early 3 to produce a bonanza for a Politics. poker game with Mondale. The profiteering and Pentagon incom­ Democrats. Polls conducted ear­ She is the first Italian-American Democrats’ best hope to reverse Saturi^ay in a drug related incident at a housing petence — could give critics of the complex on Main Street. lier this year, for example, gener­ to appear on either major party’s that trend required that the cards military aid program just the Walsh to meet mayor Joseph Howell, 43, was taken to St. Francis ally found an electroate evenly ------national ticket and so could attract be shuffled — and Geraldine ammunition they need. Hosptial and Medical Center where he was listed divided between those more and BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — Embattled Police Super­ the support of millions of “ ethnic” Ferraro’s selection produces a Footnote: An attorney repres­ in stable condition. Hogan said four suspects were those less likely to vote for a ticCfet intendent Joseph Walsh prepared today to reclaim the voters who deserted the Demo­ fresh deck. enting Nordac denied that the being sought in connection with the shooting. that included a woman. crats in favor of the Republicans ’Office he was forced to leave last December after 22 ammunition came from the Philip­ years as police chief of the state’s largest city. I Name...... ■ (Probing public attitudes toward four years ago. pines, and insisted that it was of . Walsh, 68, met privately today with Mayor Leonard a female vice presidential nominee Mondale’s decision to announce Robert Wallers is a syndicated good quality. He declined to S. Paoletta who tried to oust Walsh in a prolonged Fugitive caught napping I I is difficult because some respond­ his selection the week before the columnist for the Newspaper En­ comment on the Yugoslav legal battle over the police chief’s alleged misman­ NEW HAVEN — A fugitive on New Haven’s ■ Address...... ■ ents may portray themselves as convention opened here was a bold terprise Association. connection. agement of the department. progressive when interviewed but most wanted list was caught napping and is move almost without precedent State Trial Referee Roman J. Lexton ruled scheduled for arraignment today in Superior ■ ' ■ be unable or unwilling to surmount Thursday the city had no just cause to fire Walsh. In a which terminated a talent hunt SAD ANNIVERSARY: Ten ye­ Court. I Phone Number...... ■ their prejudices in the privacy of that was becoming an embarrass­ Letters policy '96-page decision, Lexton said the city lacked a Police found David Newton, 26, asleep ars ago yesterday (July 20). in “ smoking gun ” to prove the dozens of charges of the voting booths.) ment to the Democrats. Saturday on a couch in a Dwight Street ■ J The Manchester Herald response to a right-wing coup by mismanagement and racial bias against Walsh in the But Rep. Ferraro has a hard welcomes letters to the the Greek military in Cyprus, apartment. He offered^no resistance. Authorities ! Favorite restaurant dish...... | REP. FERRARO BRINGS both operation of the department. said Newton is a suspect in a crime wave during edge to her personality which some editor. Turkey invaded the island. The ■ However, Lexton said the ruling in no way was a assets and liabilities to the Demo­ May, June and July 1983 in the the Sargent Drive voters may find unappealing if not Letters should be brief and Turks proceeded to partition Cy­ “ vindication orexoneration” of Walsh s controversial I I cratic ticket. She is a savvy, threatening. In contest with San to the point. They should be and East Street areas of New Haven. prus and occupy the northern half, • management style. . He was charged with 26 counts involving I Served at...... -v.^...... ■ no-nonsense politician widely re­ Francisco Mayor Diane Feinstein, typed or neatly hand-written, Following Lexton’s decision. Superior Court Judge . t - D and, for ease in editing, where they remain to this day. larceny with a motor vehicle, robbery and k ______------■. (E) 1964 by NEA Inc spected by her peers in Congress. another finalist in Mondale's Robert I Berdon lifted a court order, the last legal should be double-spaced. assault. He was held in lieu of $320,000 bond. A She is intelligent, attractive and search, she is easy to characterize In “ Cyprus,” a new book by .obstacle blocking Walsh's return to work. The girlfriend, Yvonne Kearson, 20, was arrested at articulate. The Herald reserves the .superintendent has continued to receive pay and "The computer is down — and so am H" as a typically aggressive New Christopher Hitchens, the re­ the same address on unrelated charges of assault She has an unparalleled oppor­ right to edit letters in the benefits during his forced retirenrtent. Cut out ind mall today to the Manchoatar Herald, Box &B1, Mancheatar, Ct. 06040 Yorker or a “ pushy” woman. interests of brevity, clarity spected British journalist reveals and failure to appear in court, police said. tunity to energize not merely the The Bridgeport Board of Police Commissioners (Mayor Feinstuin, however, had and taste. that the United States, despite its ardent feminist voters who in the "said it will appeal Lexton’s decision. her own liabilities. She is thrice- public expressions of dismay. H — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 23, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 23. 1984 - 9_ CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crooki« Caiato P " I'LL SO WITH HUHN TO M A K E M onday TV THE- RANSOM PELIVERV. Probe of unsolved murder 1:30P.M. ® - Unlimited Hydroplane Racing Coverage of the Bud- leads to Connecticut inmate weiser Thunder on the Ohto 6 is presented from Evansville, IN (60 min I FORT FAIRFIELD. Maine cut Correctional Institute in of the body. "I proved it was homicide, notan 2:30P.M. (UPI) — A former Old Town police Somers. Conn., for first-degree chief, now a private investigator, assault and risk of injury. accident. For the last 19years, I’ve ® - Drag Racing: IHRA been called by different people Northern Nationals Coverage of THE BIG TOP says a Connecticut prison inmate The grand jury failed to hand this drag racing event is pre­ recently indicted for a 1965 Aroos­ down an indictment in the other (about the eases) and the result sented fronri Milan M l (60 min.) Jamie Farr (I.) and Robert took County bludgeoning death is unsolved killing that some authori­ was the indictment,” LaBree said. (Hi - MOVIE: 'Strange Brew' Preston appear on "The the mysterious "Mister X." ties think is connected with the Aroostook County Superior The McKenzie Brothers attempt Eighth Annual Circus of the to outsmart a demented brew- Otis LaBree has kept an eye on Mauch slaying. Newsboy Cyrus Court Justice Paul Pierson issued master Dave Thomas. Rick Mor* Stars," airing MONDAY, two unsolved murders in Maine's Everett, 14. disappeared the day an arrest warrant for Adams jnis. Max Von Sydow. 1983 JU L Y 23 on CBS. (Repeat) northernmost county since they after Christmas, 1964, and his body Friday. District Attorney John RdlG(i PG occurred 19 years ago. During that was found in a swamp under a log McElwee said the warrant will tZgD - MOVIE 'The Secret of CH E C K LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME time. LaBree has often said he had the following May. N iM H ' A m ouse .with four child* trigger extradition proceedings inn seeks the aid of the myster­ a suspect he would only call LaBree said he expected an from the Kovernor’s office. indictment in the Everett case ious and intelligent rats of NIMH “Mister X.” McElwee and Deputy Attorney to save her family Animated. Last Thursday, an Aroostook later. Aroostook County law en­ V o ice s of Dorn Deiuise, Derek Ja ­ County grand jury indicted Philip forcement authorities are "on the General Fernand LaRuehelle have cobi. Peter Strauss Rated G. Adams, 41, for the slaying of right track, ” LaBree said. refused to discuss the new evi­ cocktail waitress Donna Mauch, When Everett’s body was found, dence presented during two days of 3:30P.M. 21. Ms. Mauch’s beaten body was local authorities called the death testimony liefore the grand jury. (Sl - ESPN Special: USFL found in her apartment Feb. 24, an accident. LaBree said towns­ More than two dozen witnesses Exhibition Football • Philadel­ people didn't like that decision, so testified at the hearings. No motive phia vs, Tampa Bay from 1965, by her brother. has been divulged in the Mauch Wembley Stadium. London, "He’s the man I suspected 20 they called him in to investigate. killing. England years ago,” LaBree said Saturday "I decided to go private,” „ 4:00 P.M. CD - PM Magazine dD ■ Cover Story (3D - Twilight Zone of Adams. The former Fort Fair- LaBree said. He stepped down ConneelieuI prison officials said CB - MOVIE: '12 Angry Men' CD ® - Major League dD - Dr. Gene Scott (3D - Gr. Gene Scott field farm laborer is serving a 10-to from his police chief’s post in Old Adams will be eligible for parole Basebell: Teams to be One juror slowly sways the other dD - Evening News dD - Crossfire U P l photo 20-year sentence in the Connecti- Town and requested disinterrment Dec. 7, 11 to a 'not guilty' verdict, when A n n o u n ced dD - Santa Fe Chamber Music - M a u d e they originally wanted to vote CD - N e w s Festival Today's program pre­ A ll that Jazz guilty ' Henry f-onda, Lee J. (jD - Solid Gold Summer sents highlights of the 1982 1:15A.M. Cobb. Ed Begley 1957. S p e cia l .Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival (3D - Road Racing: Spirit of the d ) - MOVIE: 'Devil'a Rain' The Special Olympics (]@ - U.S. Pro Tennis including interviews of Aaron The Semenya McCord and Stan Strick­ during the city’s summer long concert leader of a cult of devil worship­ Two Attleboro teens dead in crash Champiorfkhips • Final Match Copland. Ned Rorem and William (33) - MOVIE: 'Things Are pers returns to earth to search for series. Bostonians took advantage of from Boston, M A SchUman (R) (60 min ) Tough All Over' Two men are land Jazz group (foreground) perform ihe book signed by Satan's disci­ penniless and stranded in Chi­ Conn., was killed when the car in (3) - MOVIE: Wavelength' Ex­ - G a n gste rs & T h eir M o v ie s in the Hatch Shell in Boston Sunday the sunny weather to hear the sounds. Bv United Press International apparent heart attack and died ples Ernest Borgnine, Eddie Al­ cago until Arabs hire them to traterrestrial creatures trapped by dD - Under Sail while driving along Morrissey which she was a passenger was bert, Ida Lupino, 1975. drive a limousine coniamimj S5 * the Air Force undergo rigorous struck by another vehicle at the ® - MOVIE: 'A Dog of million Cheech Mann, Tommy’,’' At least eight people were killed Boulevard. Anthony Napolitano, scientific experiments. Robert intersection of Route 184 and Route Flanders' A young boy and his 10:30 P.M. Chong, Rip Taylor Rated R in traffic-related incidents across 48, of Quincy, Mass., apparently Carradine Rated PG. grandfather find a badly beaten (3D - N e w s New England over the weekend suffered the heart attack after he 2 late Saturday. dog and restores it to health. 3 i - MOVIE: The Triple Echo' Vermont beauty queen says dD - Seeing Stars 1:30 A M including two Attleboro, Mass., stopped fora light. In Simsbury, Conn . seven peo­ David Ladd. Donald Crisp, Theo­ During World War II. a married ple were injured, two erilieally in a THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaom dore Bikel 1959 woman falls m love with a young - Twilight Zone CD - Great Record/ ...Collec- • teenagers who died from injuries Michael Coppola, 25. of Boston army deserter. Glenda Jackson. tio n — head-on collision at llopnieaduw (2$ - MOVIE: Moonlighting’ dD - MOVIE: 'Octopussy' Bond suffered in a one-car crash. died after his car was struck Oliver Reed. Brian Deacon 1982 IFWEfcOCOLDRDHAPAAEAHT FCR Four Polish builders are renovat­ tries to thwart plans for a Russian (3D - Independent News Police said Daniel Gattoni and broadside at an intersection on Street and Route 10 shortly before ■ US ID e o ARCXWD ing the London home of a wealthy dD - Dr. Gene Scott world conquest. Roger Moore, (2D - MOVIE: ‘The Dark at the Vanessa shouid keep titie Daniel Courchesney. both 16, were Blue Hills Parkway in Milton. midnight Saturday countryman when martial law is 2® - MOVIE: 'The Poseidon Maud Adams, Louis Jourdan. Top of the Stairs' Oklahoma fa­ in a car that struck a tree near Metropolitan police said the David Cardona, 18 of Enfield, NAKgP.WE'D'VEBEEN im posed in Poland Jerem y Irons. Adventure' Passengers and 1983 Rated PG m ily life in the 192 0 ’s is portrayed , Conn., was listed in critical condi­ crew are trapped aboard a cap­ dD - 2 4 H oras with each member having a prob­ graphs of Ms. Williams which are Gattoni’s home Saturday. Gattoni. driver of the other car, Joseph BORMIHATWA^ Bv B.L. Goldberg right away. They do have a who was driving, died later at Sullivan Jr.. 20. of Norwood, tion at St. Francis Hospital and 6:00 P.M. sized ocean liner follow ing a Now - 20 Minute Workout lem Robert Preston, Dorothy United Press International morality clause — whatever that is being published by Penthouse Year's Eve catastrophe Gene McGuire, Angela Lansbury. Sturdy Memorial Hospital and Mass., would be charged with Medical Center in Hartford, Conn. d) C£) CG (S) (3$ SS) - News Hackman, Ernest Borgnine. Red (§Z) - MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh- 1960 supposed to mean,” Miss Wulff magazine. Another youth, riding in the ear our Vermont pageant officials were Courchesney died at St. Joseph’s speeding, operating to endanger dD - Three's Company Buttons 1972. - News Wrap-Up MONTPELIER, Vt. - Miss said. with him, Andrew Bennett. 15, of (2D unavailable for comment on Miss Hospital in Providence, R.I. and vehicular homicide. d ) - S W A T. @ ) - Prime News (2D - Despedida Vermont 1981, who competed for A single photograph of Miss West Sufficid, Conn., was in stable 11:00 P.M. Wulff’s story. In Jaffrey, N.H., Laura Lafren- In North Stonington, Conn., 3 5 - C H iP s dD - TV's Bloopers and (S) - Our Miss Brooks the Miss USA title after posing for Wulff, her breasts partially re­ but critical condition. CD CD CD dD (SD dD- N e w s ier, 21. was killed when she was Edith Lupolito, 44, of Danielson. 34) - MOVIE: 'Smokey and the Practical Jokes Danny DeVito Playboy, says Miss America 1984 vealed in an open blouse, appeared "I’m not sure if the Miss and Kevin McCarthy are the 'vic­ CD - Taxi thrown from her car late Saturday Bandit III' A sheriff is challenged 2:00A.M. ought to ignore pageant officials in the November 1980 issue of America officials are overreacting to a cross-country race by two tims' of practical jokes and Rob­ CD - Phil Silvers Playboy — six months before she afternoon. She was pronounced T-'?J } H wily brothers. Jackie Gleason, ert Klein takes a look at driving in CD - CBS News Nightwatch who want to resign today because or not,” Miss Wulff said. "After all, dD - Odd Couple dead at the scene, and her Paul Williams. Pat McCormick. New York City (R) (60 mm.) nude photographs published in walked on stage as Miss Vermont Fire at historic home CD - Rat Patrol she only had a little while left — passenger, William Herbert, was 1983 Rated PG dD - SportsCenter another magazine. during the Miss USA pageant. FRANK AND ERNEST * by Bob Thivot ^ - MOVIE: Contract on CD - CBS Nev s Nightwatch they could have given her a in critical condition Sunday. - USA Cartoon Express Cherry Street' A New York City (3D - Alfred Hitchcock Hour “I think Vanessa Williams ought She said before entering the JIP penalty.” In Lovell, Maine, an East (1$ - Dr. Gene Scott police inspector uses unorthodox dD - Dr. Gene Scott to stick up for herself because competition, she sent the maga­ X TupN ON methods to stamp out crime. (® - Joe Franklin Show She said she felt sorry for Ms. Stoneham man was killed when he prompts arson probe dO) - Buck Rogers (2D - Soap everybody has something in their zine clip to pageant officials in New Frank Sinatra. Martin Balsam. QD - MOVIE: 'BInndie'e Williams and blamed Tom Chia- lost control of his motorcycle and dD - Moneyline past they would like to forget,” York for their approval because, THP^ H e p e - (S) - Prog Cont'd Verna Bloom 1977 Blessed Event' Dagwood pel, who photographed her two crashed into rocks and trees by the TOWNSHIP 7, Maine (UPI) - A Chimney Market Corp.’s presi­ dD - Dr. W h o creates a not at a builder s con^ Jeannette Wulff said in a telephone “by the time you get up there, you dD - MOVIE; Best Friends' dD dZ) - Evening at Pops Stove years before her crowning, for side of a road. Boston arson investigator says he dent, treasurer and clerk, William iTMAJcex Twe WINE- Trouble starts when a happily un­ Lawrence and Eydie Gorme.’ En­ ^ - Twilight Zone veniion w hich loses him his job ai interview Sunday. don’t want to lose il;, all.” ruining her reign as Miss America, married couple decides to wed tertainers Steve Lawrence and the very sam e time that Blondie is But Miss Wulff, a former Mid­ She said the officials told her the State p^olice said Edward Fuller, wants to investigate the fire that Berkley, visited the Byrd cabin 11:15P.M. giving birth to thoir daughter.' FA^TfiP- and visit their families. Burt Rey­ Eydie Gorme join John Williams dlesex resident who now lives in photograph was "in good taste” “She was probably young and 31, was apparently traveling at destroyed a sprawling log cabin last weekend and was there when nolds. Goldie Hawn. Barnard and the Boston Pops Orchestra dD - ESPN’s Ringside Review Cookie Penny Singleton. Arthur excessive speed and was not once owned by arctic explorer the fire broke out. The estate’s for a special tribute to Irving Ber­ Lake, Anita Louise. 1942 Washington, D.C., chided Ms. and allowed her to compete. naive and thrill^ to have her Hughes 1983 Rated PG. - El Juego de la Vida wearing a helmet when he crashed caretaker told inve.stigators Berk­ lin. (R) (60 min.) 3® - PBA on USA Williams for not forewarning page­ "But I wasn’t with another picture taken,” Miss Wulff said. Adm. Richard E. Byrd. d l) *- Innovation Saturday night on a local road. The national historic landmark ley said a watch dug knocked over dD - Concierto 11:30 P.M. - Dr. Gene Scott ant officials that the photographs woman and the picture wasn't real “She probably had the Miss d§) - Reporter 41 3® a kerosene lump, causing the fire. - MOVIE: The Sand CD - Barney Miller risque by any means,” Miss Wulff America pageant in the back other Peter Demetrion, 38. of Sanger- where Byrd planned his Arctic - Tony Randall (S) - Independent News had been taken.' Pebbles' Part 1 An American ex­ CD - B a retta "She should have admitted it said in reference to the photo- mind like I had.” ville, Maine, was also killed expeditions was purchased last Early on the morning of April 16, (S) ** Reading Rainbow 2:15A.M. patriate, transferred to a gunboat CD - Magnum. P.l. Saturday when the motorcyle he year by Chimney Market Corp. of fire caused $150,000 damage to a ■ THIsCgr^Jl 6:30P.M. in the Yangtze River, falls in love 3® - SportsCenter was riding was hit by a car at an Boston, the same company whose with a missionary teacher. Steve CD dD - Nightline warehouse at 44 Binford St. in - One Day at a Time intersection on Route 2 in Skowhe- offices burned in a seven-alarm WINTHROP T by Dick Cavalll CD McQueen. Richard Crenna. Ri­ CD - Burns & Allen 2:30 A.M. South Boston. Police said the CD - C B S N e w s chard Attenborough 1966 dD - Honeymooners dD - Best of Midday gan, police said. South Boston warehouse fire in owner of the building is listed as ARE YOJ REALLY NO... ITS THEN WHY DO YOU SAY BECAUSE IT LETS ME dS) - Mazda SportsLook . Demetrion, who also was not April. William Strong. 8:30 P.M. O - MOVIE: 'The Survivors' wearing a helmet, was thrown "Right now there should be no SELLING OUST THEY'RE A\ARTINIS? GETAWAY WITH USINQ- dl) - Ask CNN w/Dan Schorr Two neurotic victims of the econ­ 2:45A.M. A Boston Globe newspaper story CD - Carol Burnett and Friends om ic crunch becom e entangled in from his motorcycle after he was connection made” between the two A S M A L L E R © L A S S . @ - NBC News O ) - MOVIE: Hot T-Shirts' A MARTlNtS-^ LEMONADE. a predicament that alters the about the warehouse fire in April CD - MOVIE: 'Citizen Kane' A small-town bar owner finds that hit by a car. fires, said Ronald Evans, assistant d$ @) - Nightly Business course of their lives. Robin W il­ said arson was suspected. wealthy publisher is ruined by wet T-shirt contests drum up hot Maine fire marshal. R epo rt liams. Walter Matthau. Jerry In Boston, a man suffered an personal scandal. Orson Welles, business. Cormno Alphen 1979. dS) - Noticiero SIN Reed. 1983. Rated R. % Joseph Cotton. Ruth Warwick. Rated R. @ - Jeffersons 1941. - Soap - A B C N e w s (S) - Sports Tonight 3:00 A.M. 9:00 P.M. CD - MOVIE: The Velvet 7:00 P.M. ® - Tonight Show Touch' An actress commits the CD QD - Eighth Annual Circus CD - C B S N ew * (2D - Pelicuia: 'Catita es una perfect murder, then is tortured of the Stars Beverly D'Angelo. Dam a'. by her conscience Rosalind Rus­ ® ® - M»A*S*H Lou Gossett Jr., Ann Jillian, Rob­ ® - Starsky and Hutch sell. Claire Trevor. Sydney Green- CD * Tic Tac Dough ert Preston and Dottie West street 1948 serve as the ringmasters as 31 dD - Ten O'clock News CD - ABC News top television personalities per­ (32) - Track and Field: 1984 CD - V e ga S form some daring circus stunts 11:45 P.M. Prefontaine Classic from E ugene, O R dD - Jeffersons (R) (2 hrs ) C3D - Inside B a seba ll CD - The Merv Show (33) - MOVIE: 'Strange Brew' Astrograph Crossword d2) - SportsCenter The McKenzie Brothers attempt dD - Dr. Gene Scott dD - Radio 1990 12:00 A.M. to outsmart a -demented brew- dD - Dr. Gene Scott @ ) - Freeman Reports CD CD - Hawaii Five-O master, Dave Thomas, Rick Mor- anis. Max Von Sydow. 1983. dD “ I Love Lucy ® • MOVIE: Child Bride of CD - Rockford Files J u ly lA IS M Short Creek' A Korean War ve­ Rated PG. ACROSS 9 Hebrew holy Answer to Previous Puzzle dD - Moneyline dD - Star Trek The past year’s "testy" situations may teran returns to an Arizona com­ (3D - Dr. Gene Scott have proven to be slightly humbling, but day (abbr.) d D - N e w s munity where polygamy is dD - Ovation 1 Legal bond R A T D D A T D U s T @ ) - Freeman Reports this can work to your favor In the year 10 Greek group dD - MacNetl/Lehrer Newsh- practiced and proposes marriage dD - Dr. Gene Scott 1 D A Y O R E O 1 E ahead. Being a little laid-back makes you 7 Ancient 11 Never (contr.) JS. our to a 15-year-old. Conrad Bain, dD dD - Thicke of the Night look more enchanting and appealing to V E T L O A N S E R E Christopher Atkins. Diane Lane. 3:30A.M. Hebrew 12 Jane Austen dD ~ Baila Conmigo 1981. (2D - Newsnight others. - Off the Set ascetic H □ A R L T A 8 E S CD LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You may run Into title dD - GHO Highlites dD @) - Great Performances 12:15A.M. u N S D A Q 1 (3D - One Step Beyond an unruly character today, but your 13 Acety­ 19 Doctrine dD - Family Feud 'Buddenbrooks ' Part VI. Chris­ - Aerobatics Coverage of the D J} M □ E V E _LJ O P d2) splendid leadership qualities will quickly lene 1 ] dZ) - W ild World of Animals tian. ijnable to handle the respon­ Oshkosh Fly-In is presented from 4:00 A.M. - -*4*- adherent R N P J_ N E 1 S 0 sibilities of owning a business, display themselvas and you’ll handle Ihls 14 Crown E Oshkosh. Wisconsin. (3D - Life of Riley. (suffix) 1 D V P O E T S R H o 7:30P.M. decides to sell it and Tom is se­ person well. Major chaiiges are In store 15 Noosed lected Senator in Lubeck. (60 12:30 A.M. QD - MOVIE: *#f Love and •XwSZ (or Cancers In the coming year. Send for 21 Most terrible □ s Si 8 A A R CD - PM Magazine Desire' A wealthy, promiscuous 16 Regard min.) [Closed Captioned) CD - Thicke of the Night your year ahead predictions today. Mail 22 School book EJ N T □ A P 1 CD - Alt In the Family woman falls in love and tries to U PI photo 17 Plant 2 S - El Maleficio CD - M O V IE ; 'A d a m 's W o m a n ' escape her past by marriage $1 to Astro-Qraph, Box 469, Radio City 23 Make possible T S_ A E R A X O R CD “ Muppet Show exudation D An American battles cruelly and Merle Oberon. Steve Cochran. Station, New York, NY 10019. Be sure to 24 Quotients D 1 N 10 U M A U E CD - Tic Tac Dough Dog days of summer state your zodiac sign, 18 Farm device E injustice in an Australian penal co­ Curt Jurgens. 1963 O 9:30 P.M. lony. Beau Bridges, Jane Mor­ 25 First-rate _N T R U B T T 8 dD - Independent News - Dr. Gene Scott v m a o (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Others will be 20 Mrs. E row. James Booth. 1970. (3D silently thanking you lor your discretion (comp, wd.) R E 1 □ A S S S T dD - Inside 34) - Not Necessarily The (Sp.) N e w s (2D - News Overnight Jean (center) and John Wictrom of Wakefield while their dog, Kody, enjoys today In not callliig any attention to their 26 Coast Guard dD - Fraggle Rock (S) - Entertainment Tonight 21 Article of 40 City in Utah dD - Grandes Series: Lagrimas - Late Night with David 4:15A.M. Melrose, Mass, spend their lazy Sunday the ride, errors, while at the same time bolstering lady 47 Spinning dD ' Dragnet dD furniture N egras Letterm an (2D - MOVIE; 'Moonlighting' their spirits. 41 Hindu motion dD - Solid Gold Hits rafting on Lake Quannapowitt in LMAA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) It takes a diplo­ 25 Dustiest 27 Blood (prefix) ® - Hogan's Heroes Four Polish builders are renovat­ matic Libran like you to be able to enter a 28 Of the nose 29 Seed pods literature 49 Misty dD “ Crossfire 10:00P.M. ing the London home of a wealthy dD - M-A'S-H 12:45 A.M. countryman when martial law is bickering scene today and know what 32 Kind of music 30 Addi­ 42 Man's name 50 Mrs. Peron CD - N e w s 'mposed in Poland Jeremy Irons. needs to be said to bring about peace. dD - Entertainment Tonight dD - Mazda BportsLook 33 Expiate tions dD - Independent News Newport celebrates Perry’s trip Qo to It. " V 43 Grow weary 52 Noise - Barney Miller dD - MOVIE: 'Best Friends' 4:30A.M. 34 Called 31 In case that- dD - 3rd Annual Legendary Trouble starts when a happily un­ B C O n m (OcL 24-Nov. 22) As long as 45 Icy 53'Demilitarized dD - People's Court (3D - Abbott and Costello you believe you can control your destiny, 35 Flying animals 37 Star Pocket Billiards Stars ‘Match married couple decides to wed NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - A a message from President Millard one-hour fireworks, display. The dZ) - Dr. Who One.' and visit their families. Burt Rey­ 4:45A.M. you'll be able to do so. Set your sights 36 Uneven 38 Withstand 46 Paragraph zone (abbr.) three-day Black Ships Festival Fillmore, asking the Japanese to Japanese sent 76 cases containing dD - MOVIE: The Ust nolds, Goldie Hawn. Barnard Q3) - MOVIE: 'Smokey and the high today and climb over any obstacles 37 Cantor 8:00P.M. Hughes. 1983. Rated PG. begins tonight in commemoration open their ports to trade with the more than 1,000 fireworks, plus a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 American Virgin' Teenage bud­ Bandit Ml' A sheriff is challenged blocking your path. 39 Acting groups 8 0 1 0 11 12 CD CD - Scarecrow and Mrs. United States. fireworks master to set them off in 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) To your dies try to cure their growing 1:00 A.M. to a cross-country race by two of Commodore Matthew C. Perry’s 41 Caldron King A U S government secret pains. Steve Antin, Lawrence wily brothers. Jackie Gleason, Perry returned in 1854 and a display over Newport Harbor. credit today, you'll go out of your way to 13 14 agent becomes a reluctant part­ CD - Laverne and Shirley 1854 visit to Japan which opened 44 Gross Monoson, Diane Franklin. Rated Paul Williams, Pal McCormick. negotiated a treaty to open the Private meetings are expected make sure everyone Is treated fairly, ner of a housew ife (R) (60 min.) R CD - S a in t 1963 Rated PG the Orient to foreign trade. even If you have to lecture a selfish Indi­ National 15 16 The Japanese ambassador to the ports of Hakodate and Shimoda, to focus on a trade mission vidual. Product United States, Japan's consul which in effect opened Japan to the Garrahy and state Economic De­ CAPfflCORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) This (abbr.) 17 18 1 0 2 0 general in Boston and the mayor of western world. Shimoda and New­ velopment Director Norton L. won't be the trying day at work you may 45 Arrange Shimoda will lead a delegation of a port have been declared sister Berman will lead to Japan in have thought It was going to be. A co­ cities. October. worker will be responsible for making the 48 Ran together 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 Bridge dozen Japanese government offi­ conditions more pleasant. 51 Rare thing cials. Perry lived in Newport and is Scheduled events include a for­ Festival President Thomas S. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. 19) If you 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 0 3 0 3 1 buried here. mal state dinner hosted by Gov. J. Estes said the $100,000 event is 54 Get by ick and partner plays the seven. should accldentclly hurt another's feel­ reasoning Big chance A group of Japanese business Jospeh Garrahy, a Japanese tea being financed 50-50 by the Japa­ 3 2 NORTH 7-U.M [ow w hat? ings (oday, make amends quickly. When 55 Stew 3 3 I?; executives also is scheduled to ceremony in the Cushing Gallery nese and state-local funds. you explain your Intentions, this person ♦ JS Declarer cannot have more than garden: Buddhist and Christian "The festival can only enhance 56 Woodchopper VKJ87 for West attend the first such event in the tvlll forgive and forget. 3 4 3 5 six original hearts, and has shown United States. The port city of services at the Perry statue in and strengthen U.S.-Japanese re­ ftS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) Don’t let an 57 (Datalyst ♦ 942 only two clube, so probably began the TouroPark; a band concert; and a lations, politically, economically, Interfering outsider stop you from doing ♦ AK106'I ByOnraM Jscsby Shimoda has been holding an 3 0 3 7 3 8 deu with five caras in a p a & s add annual event for 45 years. memorial service at the Perry and culturally,” said Estes, a your own thing today. You are on the DOWN WEST EAST as® Junes Jacoby diamonds. He has played the ace and right track and the results will prove It. Perry arrived in Japan in 1853, grave on Wednesday. retired Foreign Service officer. 3 0 4 0 ♦ Q9863 ♦ K72 10 of m dee, so there are three cards Batons. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Early morn­ leading a squadron Included two The highlight for the public is "Rhode Island can be the gate­ 1 Electric fish » 5 V42 "Defend with Your Life," a book by left, what are they? In fact, if bis ing frustrations might ruin the day for the ♦ K 10 6 3 ♦ JB75 black-hulled steamships — the expected to come Tuesday night at way for all of New England for 2 Porch 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 6 4 6 4 7 Terence ReoM and Eddte KanUr, remaining cards other than hearts are Dependability to Eliminate the Hard Work From Yard Work average person, but not for you. You'll 4942 4Q J83 first ever seen in Japan. He carried Fort Adams State Park with a Japanese interests,” he said. keep your composure and get everything 3 Hack up poaea problema guaranteed to shake all diamonda, you will certainly set running smoothly again. 4 Tear 4 B 4 0 6 0 5 1 S 3 6 3 SOUTH the cobwebs from the brains of aver- the contract by leading a spade. !^en TAURUS (April 20-Msy 20) A kind rela­ 5 United 4 A 10 4 sgo playen and esperta alike. ’D) though declaru may be able to trump 6 4 4AQ10963 tive will come to your rescue today and 6 Triangles 5 5 d eriv e m axim um eqjoym en t and bcsi> In dummy and discard a losing dia- make H possible lor you to get something ♦ AQ ♦fit from todav’a deal, blot the Eaat mood from his band, be will still have you didn't think you could afford. Be 7 Paradises 6 6 5 7 475 8 Bud's sibling snd South han« from your mind and to lose the diamond finesse. 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spent most of her life in North on Vermont 15 — about 100 yards Woodstock, N.H. In 1954, she Williams says photos confidential Running guru dies from the motel. moved to Andover. For the last SPORTS Passersby attempted to admin­ while he’s jogging three years she had resided in both NE;W YORK (IJPI) - Penthouse orders for more deliveries were photographer Tom Chiaple in 1982 ister cardiopulminary resuscita­ HARDWICK, Vt. (U P I) - Phy- Bow and Andover. mugazine sold at a torrid pace made. because "I was curious.” tion before he was rushed to Copley .sicians .say James Fixx, who wrote She retired from teaching school today with customers grabbing the Pageant officials announced last "1 was 19. 1 had never done any Hospital in Morrisville, where he "The Complete Book of Running,” was pronounced dead. in Andover in 1960. The funeral was first new'sstand copies containing week they wanted Miss Williams to modeling before," she told the held July 16 in North Woodstock. Tim es.'' But they were supposed to died of a massive heart attack that Fixx had driven to Vermont Seve solves 17th hole for British Open title the sexually explicit pictures of give up her beauty queen title by could have been prevented only Memorial contributions may be Vanessa Williams. today — the first time in the be confidential. They were never Friday morning after spending a with bypass surgery. sent to the Andover Fire Miss Williams, under pressure to ,57-year history of the Miss Am er­ suppo.sed to leave the studio, never month-long vacation in Cape Cod "M y impression is that it killed Department. By Adark Burton yard links course were benign. give up her title, said meanwhile ica Pageant that a winner has been to be published or seen by anyone with family members and his '*■ f # quite rapidly — and he would have UPI Sports Writer Apart from the 17lh. the main that the pictures were "confiden­ asked to step down. but myself." childhood sweetheart, Lillis lo have been on an operating room difference in their play was on the tial" and were never intended to be Yet there were indications the Of the sexually explict photos Palmer. table when it (K’curred to have Mary L. Rashaw ST ANDREWS, Scotland - greens. Ballesteros putti‘d well, seen by the public There were 21-year-old beauty queen might with another nude woman. Miss He is survived by his sons John, possibly been saved," Dr. Eleanor Frustrated by dropping a shot al but Watson lost his touch indications she might fight lo keep put up a fight. Williams said, "It was not Paul, 25. and twins Stephen and Mary Logan Rashaw, 70, of McQuillen, a medical examiner, the infamous Road Hole in each of Watson missed several putts her beauty crown. Miss Williams, the first black spontaneous." Elizabeth, both 21. He was di­ Hartford, died Friday at Gaylord f * . said Sunday. the first three rounds of the British that he would normally have sunk, "Bob Guccione shouldn't have woman to hold the title, was in "Everything was orchestrated vorced twice. Hospital in Wallingford. She was Fixx was stricken while jogging Open, Seve Ballesteros promised that cost him his chance of done it, but he sure knows how to seclusion in the city Sunday, by him ," she told the Times. "The Complete Book of Run­ the wife of the late Linwood J. Friday evening on a road near land Saturday "I make 4 tomorrow — if seeuring a hat-trick of British sell magazines," said Hazel discussing her options with Los Miss Williams also told the ning,” was published in 1977 and Rashaw and the mother of Paul A. he owned in Hardwick. not I play Monday!” Open victories and equalling Abrams at a Grand Central Angeles attorneys .John P'ranken- Times she realized the decision to sold over 1 million copies. Rashaw of Manchester. "I'm sure he died very happily in His words proved prophetic. He Harry Vardon's total of six victo­ Terminal news.stand that sold 250 heimer and David Gerber. She pose nude had been "a mistake,” She was a retired licensed his running shoes," John Fixx, 23, did make his par 4 at the Old ries in the tournament, copies of the magazine in an hour scheduled a news conference today but "blanked it out of my mind.” practical nurse. said of his father. Course's testing 17th hole, Tom Ballesteros made only one slight Sunday and .500 more in a few to announce her decision about She said she never signed a She also leaves another son, The elder Fixx had been running Hermine Albert Watson did not, and the prospect of error in his final round, underclub­ minutes today. forfeiting the crown. release form and could only David A. Rashaw of West Hart­ about 80 miles a week for the past Hermine (Morin) Albert, widow a play-off disappeared. bing off the tee at the short 11th to "E very customer who comes to "M y daughter is a fighter ... She remember signing an application ford; and six grandchildren. 15 years to keep fit because heart of Wilfred Albert and a resident of For good measure, and to the drop his only shot of the day. the stand buys one,” she said. comes from fighting stock," Helen for employment as a model at The funeral will be Tuesday at disease runs in the family. Fixx Lowell, Mass., for all her life, died delight of the fans. Ballesteros Watson hit two bad shots, one off "It's amazing," added Munawar Williams said Sunday outside the Chiapel's Mount Kisco photo 9; 30 a.m. at the Molloy Funeral often ran with his children. Friday at St. John's Hospital in sank a 14-foot putt on the final the tee into the bushes at the 12th, Syed, manager of all the news­ family's suburban home in Mil­ studio. Home, 906 Farmington Ave., West "Some fathers throw a baseball green to make absolute, his second and the other an overhit on his stands in Grand Central, "I'v e lwood. N Y . If Miss Williams does quit, first Lowell. She was born in Lowell on Hartford, with a mass of Christian around with their kids. We used to British Open title in five years. approach at the 17th. Both cost him never seen anything like this." He In an interview appearing today runnerup. Miss New Jersey July 16, 1900, the daughter of the burial at 10 a.m, in St, Mark the go out and run together," the Unaware of Watson's failure on bogey fives, the second put the title said 2,.500 copies were sold at the in The New York Times. Miss Suzette Charles, would assume the late Moise and Rosilda Morin, Evangelist Church, West Hart­ younger Fixx said, She was an attendant of the the 17th, the 27-year-old Spaniard, virtually out of reach. terminal during the rushhour and Williams said she posed nude for title. Miss Charles is also black. ford. Culling hours are today from Fixx's body was flown to the Immaculate Conception Church, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m, who first won this title in 1979, The Spaniard's birdie on the 18th 2 Fred D, Knapp & Son funeral home holding membership in the Holy thought he had to birdie the last to gave him a 12-under-par aggregate 2 in Greenwich, Conn, A memorial Rosary Sodality and the Oblate Elda M. Reynolds avoid a play-off. of 276, a record for the Open at St Six arrested outside Parkade bar service for Fixx, who lived in Mission Club of the parish. " I watched Watson in the fair­ Andrews. The previous best was Riverside, Conn., will be held at 3 She is survived by two daugh­ Elda M. Reynolds, 83, of 580 way (at the 18th) add I said to my Australian Kel Nagle's 278 in 1960. p.m. (EDT) Tuesday at St. Sav­ ters, Claire Major of Bolton and Wetherell St., formerly of Long caddie he is going to make four, Watson had a par 4 at the I8th to Police made six arrc.sts outside Hartford, was charged with with assaulting someone in the iour's Church in Old Greenwich, Doris Hill of Lowell; one son, Beach, Miss., died Sunday at because Watson is a great player, shoot a 73 for an total of 10-under- Capone's bar in the Parkade in breach of peace, police said. Capone's parking lot. After he was Conn. Andrew J. Albert of Tyngsboro, Manchester Memorial Hospital. no question,” Ballesteros, who won par 278 and a share of second place three separate incidents over the When patrolman Sean Riordan handcuffed and put into a police Ms. McQuillen said Fixx died of Mass.; 14 grandchildren; and 27 She was the wife of the late Bruce by two shots, explained. “ So I told with West Germany's Bernhard weekend. arrived on the scene he found cruiser, his friend Deborah Leach, a heart attack that blocked two of great-grandchildren. H. Reynolds. my caddie we must birdie the last Langer, who picked up a shot at the West Hartford resident Andrew Boucher yelling obscenities' at a 20. opened the cruiser door and 3 three major arteries. She said it Friends may call at the Pollard- She was born in Wesley, Pa., on hole to win otherwise it will be last to shoot 71 and claim a $41,470 woman, he said. When Boucher helped him escape, police said. 3 LaRew, 20, was charged with could only have been corrected by Mahoney Funeral Home, 408 High Sept. 13, 1901, and had moved to play-off. check. breach of peace late Saturday refused to stop, Riordan began to Hackett, who lives at 75 John bypass surgery — and only if Fixx St., in Lowell from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 Manchestereight months ugofrom " I hit a good drive, and a very Langer, like Watson, was ham­ night in connection with a distur­ arrest him. Drive, Coventry, later turned had realized the blockage existed. to 9 p.m. today. Long Beach. good second shot and I made the pered by his poor putting, which bance at the entrance to Capone's, But Mi.ss Brewer jumped on himself in at police headquarters, "It was my understanding that The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 She leaves a son, Eugene Rey­ putt. When I make the putt it was prevented him from improving on police said, LaRew got upset when Riordan's back and began to accompanied by his parents and he didn't have any symptoms that a.m, at the Pollard-Mahoney Fun­ nolds of Oil City, Pa.; a daughter, very exciting.” his overnight 9- under position until the bar bouncer refused to let one still wearing the handcuffs, police scratch him on the head, he would warrant him seeing a eral Home, followed by a funeral Mrs. William (Jewell) Miller of The champion said he had rested the last green. of LaRew's companions enter reported. Officer Thomas Wilkison said. He was charged with third- doctor," she said. mass at 10 a.m. in the Immaculate Manchester, with whom she had for a few weeks during the build up Americans Lanny Wadkins (69) without proper identification, po­ arrived and pulled her off. As degree assault, breach of peace Fixx had gone to Hardwick — Conception Church. Burial will be made her home; six grandchild­ to the tournament, but that had not and Fred Couples (68) tied for fifth lice said. Riordan handcuffed Boucher, Miss and escape from custody. where he owned 50 acres of land — in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Lowell. ren; and three great- helped his confidence. place, three shots back at 281 to Two women were arrested Police later found Miss Leach, of Monaco attacked Wilkison. Rior­ to complete his book "The Com- grandchildren. " I wasn't very high with my earn$25,740 each. around midnight the same night 337 High St., Coventry, and dan's report said. plete Book of Sports The funeral will be Wednesday confidence, but I pick up my after they attacked two police charged her with interfering with Australian Greg Norman, one of When police had subdued them Performance." scheduled for pub­ at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral confidence during the tourna­ officers who were trying to arrest police. Doris M. Peck the pre-tournament favorites, res- and all three were at police lication by Random House next Home, 400 Main St." Buriai will be in ment,” he said. He opened with a dicovered his form after two 74s their male companion for causing Neither Boucher, Miss Mondaco headquarters they began scream­ spring. ANDOVER — Mrs. Doris M. Floral Hill Cemetery in Gulfport, 69, followed wKh 68 and 70, and and shot 67 lo lie for sixth place a disturbance in the parking lot in nor Miss Brewer was able to post ing at the officers and attacked F'ixx had checked into a local Peck, 83, of Bow, N.H., formerly of Miss. Friends may call at the rounded things off with a 69. front of the bar. police said. cash bonds ranging from $100 to with Briton Nick Faldo (69). Riordan again, according to his motel about one hour before a Andover, died July 13. funeral home Tuesday from 7 lo 9 There was a strange air of calm Michelle Brewer and Kim Monaco, $200, and all of them were UPi photo American Mark McCumbcrshot70 report. Supervisors at the front motorcyclist discovered his body, She leaves a son, Marshall p.m. about proceedings Sunday after­ to finish one shot behind in eighth both 19-year-old Rockville resi­ presented this morning in Man­ UPI pholo desk came to the booking room to dressed in jogging shorts and Nicholas of Bow; and a daughter. Memorial contributions may be Tom Watson waves to the crowd at St. Andrews but he noon as Ballesteros and Watson place. dents, were charged with breach of chester Superior Court. help subdue the three. sneakers, Vermont Slate Police Carolyn Blake of Seabrook Island, made to the American Heart battled through the back nine, peace and assaulting a police LaRew. Hackett and Miss Leach couldn’t have been too happy as he finished two strokes Jack Nicklaus, winner of the said. Officials were not sure how S.C. Association, 310 Collins St neck-and-neck. Neither player Seve Ballesteros expresses sheer jubilation after sinking officer. A few hours later, early Sunday were released on non-surety bonds behind Seve Ballesteros in the 113th British Open. Open on its last two visits here in far he had run before he collapsed She was born in Bath, N.H., and Hartford. showed great emotion, and both putt to win the 113th British Open Sunday. He finished The man involved in the inci­ morning, Coventry resident Mi­ for arraignment Wednesday in 1970 and 1978, finished with a par72 Watson is five-time winner of the tournament. the weather and the testing 6,933- for level par 288. with a final round of 69, 276 for 72 holes. dent, Kurt Boucher, 23, of East chael T. Hackett, 22, was charged court. Takes two of three on weekend J Four hurt in weekend Annum captures J Four people were injured, two of tion wagon hit the girl. ter hospital after he apparently them seriously, in car accidents Barbara E. Glass of 173 Spruce lost consciousness at the wheel of over the weekend in Manchester. St is also listed in satisfactory his 1970 Cutlass and Rebecca Boisine, it, of '2‘23 condition at Manchester Hospital swerved into a parked car on West Legion rallies for 6-5 victory club championship Oakland St., suffered a head injury with a 'aruise on her upper thigh Middle Turnpike near Main Street, Shooting two-under-par golf after she darted into the street and following an accident early Satur­ police and hospital spokesmen Seeing an early lead evaporate. had five birides in the morning pitchout but threw it over the frame. Custer and Dave Marshall for Manchester. for 33 holes, Lon Annulli cap­ was hit by a passing motorist late day morning. said. Manchester American Legion round to luive a Iwo-up lead catcher’s head with Krajewski singled and both moved up on a Sunday morning, the Post 102 tured the Manchester Country Saturday afternoon on Oakland The driver of the car that hit A description of his injuries was baseball team came up with a run going into the final 18 holes jumping on the plate for the sacrifice by Sean McCarthy. Cus­ club fell to Beverly, Mass., 7-0, Club Men’s Club Championship Street, police said. She was listed hers. Michael .A. Goudreau, 28, of not available this morning. YOU KNOW in the bottom of the seventh inning Downey was one down after 26 game-winner. u U ter scored on a groundnut by Krajewski and Dan Bontempohad with u 4 and 3 triumph over Brad in satisfactory condition this morn­ Sturbridge. Mass., was charged holes bul four birdies in the to nip Bloomfield, 6-5, in Zone Manchester, 14-2-1 in the Zone ing at Manchester Memorial with making a restricted right turn A motorcyclist was treated at starting pitcher Pete Frankovitch. the lone hits for Manchester. Downey Sunday. afternoon round by Annulli was Eight action Sunday night at and 26-7-1 overall following a Hospital. from the left lane on Center Street, the hospital for a leg injury late Petersen clobbered a homer Annulli moved into the 36-hole loo much for Downey lo Moriarty Field. weekend split of exhibition outings The driver of the car. David D. The fine is $40. Thursday night after his bike over the leftfieid fence in the third M an ch este r 001 002 0 3-6-0 match play championship final overcome. Al SIEFFERT'S offers one of the The Post 102 crew had a 5-0 lead in the Bay State, resumes action Solem 000 000 0 0-1-2 McLean, 42. of Glastonbury, was Ms. Glass's car was in the right flipped over backwards on Fair- inning for a 4-0 bulge. And in the Mick Garbeck and Brendan with a 5 and 4 victory over Ward Annulli was two-under-par at after four innings before Bloom­ tonight at 6 o’clock against Bloom­ not hurt, even though he skidded lane next to Goudreau’s when he field Street near Middlefield Street fourth stanza, Sean McCarthy McCarthy; Jlin Belalleau and Adam Holmes while Downey earned the 33rd hole when the niateh field, 6-11, rallied for two runs in field at Bloomfield High. O 'N eil. onto a curb after braking sharply started to turn, witnesses told and threw him off, police said. walked, stole second and took third the title round with a 4 and 3 came lo a close. areas largest selections of Top the fifth inning and three more in The locals had a 2-0 lead after to avoid hitting Miss Boisine. police. Craig M. Smith of 182 S. Main St. on a balk. Masse walked and on a M an ch este r 000 000 0 0-2-4 victory over Rick Clough. It was Annulli's first club the top of the seventh to draw even. one inning. Bill Masse reached on police said. The rear fender of Chaplin resident Paul M. Lucas, told police he had just gotten the double steal, McCarthy scored. Beverly 030 112 x 7-8-1 In the .36-holc final, Annulli championship. L Ken Krajewski ignited the win­ an error and Chris Helin bunted Brian McAuley was the winning Chris Helin, Dave Marshall (2), McLean's 1984 Toyota Tercel sta­ 60, spent the weekend in Manches- motorcycle a few days earlier. L Brand Air Conditioners? ning rally with a bases on balls. He George Scaglla (5), Brian McAulev (6) him to second. Chris Petersen pitcher for Manchester in relief. then stole second and reached ond Mike Custer, Brendan McCarthy grounded out to second with Masse On Saturday, Mickey Garbeck (4); Scott Peters and Scott DIone. third on a grounder to second by NOW YOU KNOW! coming all the way around to spun a one-hitter as Manchester AL roundup Brendan McCarthy. With Mike B lo om tie ld 000 020 3 5-4-2 score. Krajewski then singled, blanked Salem, Mass., 3-0. Gar- Custer , Manchester tried a M an ch este r 211 100 1 6-6-2 Jury to deliberate Wood’s penalty swiped second and scored on a beck walked two and fanned 11 in a Herman Ortiz, Dave Patron (6), Rav I . suicide squeeze. Bloomfield Brendan McCarthy single. route-going performance. Helin Romero (7) and E.J, Sweeney; Pete WE HAVE THEM ALL pitcher Ray Romero attempted a The lead went to 3-0 in the second Frankovitch, Mick Garbeck (6), Brian WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - The jury found he was insane others — in this case, policemen and Petersen each stroked two hits McAulev (7) and Brendan McCarthy. Red Sox power The jury which convicted Steven J, when he killed his ex-wife. Rosa, sent to the scene — to a grave risk Wood of murder enters the deliber­ and not criminally responsible, but of death. GE • WESTINGHOUSE • EMERSON ation room today for a second time, guilty of capital felony in the Chief Public Defender Joseph M. SANYO » CARRIER • 4000 BTU - 33000 BTU to decide whether the former multiple murder of Mrs. Voli and Shortall, on the other hand, high­ i Bounce way past Angels plastics executive should live or Lisa. The capital conviction is lighted testimony from about a die. punishable by death. dozen friends, relatives and The panel of six men and six Under state law, the penalty in former neighbors of Wood who ATTENTIONI By Lisa Harris one hit until W;ide Boggs singled women will begin deciding the capital cases is (lecided by the described him as a good neighbor goes to UPI Sports Writer with two out in the sixth Evans, penalty for the crime after hearing jury. and a devoted family man who who collected three of tlu? six hits closing arguments by defense and If Wood is sentenced to death he became distraught when his mar­ Bob Ojeda had just thrown a off Slaton, drilled his homer off the prosecution attorneys and final would become the first person to be riage broke up. Now that CARRIER ie • divlaibn of Unitod Tocli, three-hitter for his fourth shutout facade of the right-field bleachers. instructions from Judge Harry executed in Connecticut in 24 During the lengthy trial defense buy the quality lino and aavo wHh addHIonal ‘ Yankees of the season. The 26-year-old Armas opened the seventh in­ Hammer. years. experts contended Wood was in­ employeo robatol left-hander had just pitched his ning with his 27th . a shot NEW YORK (U PI) - When the to a 3-0 win over the Eight days of testimony in the During the proceeding. Assist­ sane or under extreme emotional * , New York Yankees are involved far over the left-field wall. penalty phase of the lengthy tri'al ant State's Attorney Herbert G. disturbance at the time of the California Angels Sunday. Despite losing their fourth game the ball always seems to bounce And yet, the accolades were ended Friday, as lawyers argued Appleton focused on two of the killing. The prosecution argued funny. in a row. the Angels maintained MR C0NN110NERS^^f ( to right field with one on and twp in the Al- West. Boston has won six lineup. of ils last s(!ven the electric chair. the murders in an "especially In an unusual move Friday, out in the ninth inning of the Wood was convicted of murder cruel, heinous or depraved Hammer sent the jury home for the "I'd hate to be pitching against Yankees' game against the Minne­ us,” said Dwight Evans, who Indians 4, White Sox I last month in the April 17, 1982 manner” and that he subjected weekend. sota Twins Sunday. smacked his 19th homer. " I don't At (.'leveland, George Vuko- deaths of his former mother-in-law Save ™ The ball hit something in the $ 2 0 ^ hesitate to say that our lineup is vich's two-run single in the sixth Patricia Voli, his adopted daugh­ on Selected Popular Models outfield and came up on Minnesota 2 awesome from (spots) 1-9. hack Neal Heaton's three hit pitch­ ter Lisa, 15, and his ex-wife's 2 ji right fielder Tom Brunansky, PRAYER IN HONOR THANKSGIVING "I think I've been swinging the ing to lift the Indians. Gene Nelson, boyfrienti. George Troie. ! getting past him and rolling to the D PI photo bat well since the beginning of 1-3, look the loss. Carlton Fisk hit OF ST. DYMPHNA NOVENA TO ST. lUOE | h wall. Bobby Meacham, who had Reds' second baseman Ron Oester tries Sunday. Mets' Mookie Wilson wound up May. It took me awhile to get his 10th for the While Sox Lord, our God, you graciously chose O holy St. Jude. Apostle and mar­ 1^ been on first base, came all the St. Oymphna as patroness of those af­ to flag down wild pickoff attempt by going.” Tigers 2, Rangers 0 tyr. great In virtue and rich In mira­ J/ w in d o w i s ^ u I way around to score the winning at third base as the ball went into flicted with mental and nervous disord­ cles; near kinsman of Jesus Christ, Evans was joined by Tony Al Arlington, Tex;is, Dan Pelry, ers. She is thus an inspiration and a sym­ run as New York beat Minnesota pitcher Brad Lesley in sixth inning centerfield. Trains crash laithlul Intercessor of all who In­ too difficult N Armas in supplying home run 13-4, gave up four hits in 8 2-3 bol of ch arity to the thou sands who ask . 6-5, to gain a split of the four-game her intercession voke your special patronage In time power for the Red Sox, who lead innings and Dave Bergman hit of need. To you I have recourse for Carrier series. Please grant. Lord, through the the American League with 101 Charlie Hough’s second pitch of the in New York prayers of this pure youthful martyr, rel­ from the depth of my heart and i|( "The outfield is bad out there, Mets stay hot with 7-6 win home runs. And even Ojeda game for a homer to propel the 3 ief and consolation to all suffering such humbly beg to whom Qod has given it's not level,” said Randolph. 3 Continued from page 1 trials, and especially those for whom we himself chose to talk about them. Tigers. Hough, 10-8, allowed only such great power to come to my as­ "Brunansky is a good outfielder, pray. (Here mention those for whom you sistance. Help me In my present and " I t ’s just a game when they (the two other hits. Willie Hernandez wish to pray). but I'll take it.” One of those injured was re­ urgent petition. In return I promise Angels) hit a lot of balls ht guys got his 20th save. We beg you. Lord, to hear the prayers The official scorer ruled that ported in serious condition at of St Oymphna on our behalf. Grant all to make your name known and stationed all over,” Ojead said. “ It Royals 8, Orioles 4 those for whom we pray patience in their cause you to be Invoked. Brunansky had committed an Elmhurst Hospital, At least five Strawberry has it figured was good defense. I ’m sorry, but At Kansas City, Mo., Greg Pryor sufferings and resignation to your divine Say three "Our Fathers, Three Cool. error, allowing Meacham to score, hospitals in the area were put on will. Please fill them with hope, and grant that’s what happens. If the team and Darryl Motley each singled in Hail Marys and Glorias." Publica­ without awarding Randolph a emergency notice to begin treat­ them the relief and cure they so much tion must be promised. St. Jude nlaM makes all the plays, Dewey two runs during a five-run fifth to desire. game-winning RBI. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Darryl during July — to open up a ment of the injured. pray for us and all who Invoke your Against Cincinnati this year, (Evans) hits it hard and 'Tony goes carry the Royals. Larry Gura, 10-7, We ask this through Christ our Lord conquors The contest matched the ace of Strawberry has it all figured out. 2‘/ii-game lead over the Chicago "The two motormans’ cabs are who suffered agony In the garden. aid. Amen. This novena has never Strawberry has compiled a .367 deep again, that’s what’s going to snapped a [tersonal three-game been known to fall. 1 have had my each staff, Minnesota’s Frank The 22-year-old New York Mets Cubs in the National League East. crushed," said Robert Chris­ Amen. **dragon average on l8-for-49, with six happen. It makes it fun.” losing streak. Scott McGregor fell M y petition has been granted. request granted. heat Viola, 10-9, and New 'York’s Phil outfielder, who has been a thorn in “ We can't worry too much about topher, a resident who lives across DC. homers and 15 runs batted in. On Ojeda, who was shaken up to 12-8. D.C. Niekro, who had won 12 games the side of the Cincinnati Reds all the other clubs,” said Strawberry, the street from the scene of the the current trip, he went 8-for-18, a slightly in Saturday's brawl be­ A’s 5, Brewers 4 against five losses, in a game season, feels that the key to who, has his averdge up to .278 and accident, an open-air trestle that ANY TYPE OF INSTAIUTION: .444 pace, while slamming three tween the two clubs, outdueled Jim marked by five errors and six success for his red-hot team is the has batted in 52 runs and hit 15 At Oakland. Calif., Bill Almon 'Amtrak uses for rail service to home runs and knocking in 10 runs Slaton to improve to 8-7. Ojeeja was unearned runs. performance of its three middle homers. “ If we just go out there led off the seventh with his third New England. UWIT8 •THRU-THttMAU. UNITS to help his club take three out of touched for a pair of singles by h()mer of the year and Dave Joe Cowley, 1-0, relieved Niekro men, Keith Hernandez, George and do our own job, things will take four games. Police said the accident o(;- ROBERT J. SMITH, inc Foster, and himself. Juan Beniquez and a single by Kingman ripped his league­ and pitched four innings of hitless care of themselves,” he said. -CASIMBIT tlBHBOW MIIITS «H0ME A-BUSINE88 UNITS Strawberry, Foster and Hernan­ rookie Mike Brown as he took over curred about 10; 31 a.m. on a rail IklOlinHAIOMITLlO oiAinc ball. “ If we get the big hits and drive Manager Dave Johnson, who has leading 28th to lead the A's. Bill spur leading to Hellgate Bridge in dez have 157 RBI's on 37 homers the league lead in shutouts. Ojeda INSURANSMITHS SINCE "It was my finest hour in the in the big runs, then we'll continue guided the Mets into first place in Krueger, 7-6, retired the last 14 Robert J. Smith, ln< B between them, and have collected struck out four and walked none, the Astoria section of Queens. major leagues," said Cowley. "M y to win games,” said Strawberry, his -first year at the helm, is batters he faced. Bill Caudill insuransmithsS 22 game-wining hits. allowing only one runner as far as 1914 curve was working and I was using after his two-run eighth-inning confident that Strawberry will be notched his 20th save. Mike Cald­ "T h at’s what we have to do,” .second base and retiring the last 11 well dropped to 4-7. it to get the first strike and get home run staked New York to a 7-6 hot the rest of the way, after said Foster, who also butted in a batters he faced. Blue Jays 5, Mariners 3 FOR A MESSAGE OF ahead. That set up the fast ball for victory Sunday over the struggling coming into the seriek with the pair of runs again.st the Reds "The guy (Ojeda) pitched de­ Al Seattle, Cliff Johnson CHRISTUN HOPE AND LOVE 649-5241 the .” Reds. Reds with a .262 average. Sunday. cently today,” California manager slammed a three-run homer to cap A disconsolate Minnesota man­ Strawberry, last season's Na­ “ Darryl assured me of that at "W e've got to be consistent and IND Of KllNlY • ¥(K[[ ST. THURS TIL 0 ^------John McNamara said. " I don’t a five-run fifth lo power the Blue 65 E. Center Street ager Billy Gardner observed, “ it tional League rookie of the year, the All-Star break and I believe we have to win those one-run A M lnisliy of know if all the credit goes to the Jays. Doyle Alexander, 8-4, picked THf PIOPU WHO BKINC YOU iOW PRUli A PUiiUHAl SlRVUl «nil(''''w n,' was going to be the last inning for hasn’t been hitting the ball the way him,” said Johnson. “ He’s been games to put some distance Center Congregatronal Church Manchester, Ct. he would like to, but the Mets have particularly tough on the Reds, pitcher. I just don’t know what to up the win and Roy Lee Jackson Mancneeter Viola. I had Ron Davis ready for between us and the other clubs in make of it.” the 10th. roared to 17 victories in 21 games too.” our division.” earned his eighth save. Mark Slaton, 3-4, held the Red Sox to l-angston, 8-8, took the loss. i ~ MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 23, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 23. 1984 — I3_ S c o r e b o a r d International stars stay alive,

British Open A't 5. Brewers 4 Giants 11, Cubs 5 Mets 7, Reds 6

Softball At St. AiMb'ews.Scettand, Julv22 Baseball MILWAUKEE OAKALND SAN FRANCISCO CHICAGO NEW YORK CINCINNATI Nationals ousted in tourney play (Rgr-72) ^ ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM Final round: Romero 1b 4 0 0 0 Phillips Gladden ss 3 0 0 1 cf 4 2 0 0 Demler cf 5 1 2 0 Wilson ct 4 10 0 Redo* It 4 2 2 1 Severin Bllstrs, 571,500 8988-7089— 278 •Gantner 2b 3 0 0 0 Murphy Trillo cf 4 0 1 0 2b 5 2 3 0 Sandbro 2b 5 1 2 0 Chapmn 2b 2 3 1 0 Oester 2b 5 110 The Manchester International The Manchester National scoring Jad DeQuattro with Man­ TONIGHT'S 6 AMRS Bernhard Lngr, 541,470 718886-71— 278 National League standings Yount ss 4 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 4 1 3 0 Baker rt 3 2 3 2 Motthws If 4 1 2 2 SIrwbrr rf 5 1 2 2 Drelssn 1b 3 1 1 2 Donnie Sauer and Cory Craft Lmlrado P>lua vt. CGT. ( ■ Fint*- Tom Wotson, 541,470 7188-88-73— 278 Cooper dh 4 12 0 Wogner ss 0 0 0 0 Leonard If 5 1 2 3 Durhm 1b 5 112 Foster If 5 12 2 Parker rt 4 0 0 1 League All-Stars remained in added two safeties apiece. Winning League All-Stars, meanwhile, chester’s first run in the fourth. roM Fred Couples, 525,740 7089-7488—281 Brouhrd If 3 0 0 0 KIngmn dh 4 1 1 2 Brenly c 5 13 3 Moreind rt 4 1 0 0 Brooks 3b 4 1 1 1 Walker cf 4 1 l o contention in the District Eight pitcher Sauer hurled hitless ball were eliminated from the District The homestanding Nationals tal­ IrIM vt. Wllion, 7:JO — Plhtorald Lonnv Wadkns, 525,740 7089-7379^281 East James ph 1 0 0 0 Lonsfrd 3b 4 0 2 0 Yongbld 3b 5 2 3 1 Cev 3b 3 0 10 Mortin lb 3 0 11 Esasky 3b 2 1 1 o Little League All-Star Tourna­ lied again in the fifth when Pat Bucklond VI. Rod-LM ,« — RotonI Nick Faldo, 52U10 89887889-382 W L Ret. GB Ogllvle rf 3 10 0 Bochte 1b 3 0 0 0 Robb 1b 1 0 0 0 JDovIs c 4 0 11 Heep 1b 1 0 0 0 Foley ss 3 0 11 from the third frame on. Eight tourney, dropping a 4-2 MCC Vots V*. Troth-Awav, t — Greg Norman, 521J10 87-787487— 282 New York 55 37 .999 — Sundbrg c 3 1 i 1 Heath c 2 10 0 Thmpsn 1b 3 1 1 1 Bowa ss 4 0 10 (3rosco p 0 0 0 0 Concficn ss 1 0 0 0 ment, edging Stafford, 4-3, Sunday The International stars, now 3-1 decision to the Windsor American Dwyer doubled, stole third and RobtrtMn Mork McCmbr, 518J90 7487-72-70— 283 Chicago 54 41 .568 2>,^ Lozardo 3b 2 1 1 0 Dovis rt 3 110 LeMostr ss 4 0 0 0 Trout p 10 0 0 Fltzgerld c 4 0 2 1 Vn G r* c 3 0 0 1 at Leber Field. Manchester rallied in the double elimination tourna­ League stars Sunday at* Leber counted on a Rvan Barry single. PumMrnlckol vs. Main Rub, 7:30 — Ion Bakr-Fnch, 514840 8888-71-79^284 Phllodelphio 53 42 .558 3Vi Mqnnng cf 3 0 1 2 Almon IfKrukow 2 1)2 p 4 0 2 1 Johnstn ph 1 0 0 0 Santana ss 5 0 1 0 Price p 2 0 0 0 from a 3-0 deficit to tie the game Rsbsrtidn Hugh Balocchl, 514840 72-707072— 284 Montreal 47 48 .495 9',^ Reuschel p 0 0 0 0 [}arllno p 3 0 10 Lesley p 0 0 0 0 ment, advance to quarterfinal Field. Windsor put the game away Dave Campbell, Chris Turkington O.W. Fish vs. First S t«p ,i— CIMiTsr Grahom Morsh, 514840 70747387-284 , St. Louis 47 50 .485 lOVi Bosley ph 10 0 0 Hodges ^ 1 0 0 0 Krnchc ph 1 0 0 0 With a three-run fifth inning and action in the loser's bracket early by building a 3-0 lead after «and Dave Stephenson also singled Oak Ronn P. Rffrty,514840 747287-71— 384 Pittsburgh 42 56 .429 16 Oakland 080 238IOX— 5 Brusstor p 0 0 0 0 Gormon p 0 0 0 0 Koto p “O 000 then won it on Matt Bourque’s Tuesday night at 6 o'clock at Leber three innings. for Manchester in the contest. Nutmso vs. Tsiso,« — Ksansy Sam Torrance, 5148C 74- 7488-70-384 West Gamewlnnlng RBI — Almon (1). Frazier p 0 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 1 0 0 0 Barnes ph 10 0 0 Jim's vs. Army and Navy, i — Niks Andy Bean, 58,775 7389-7589— 385 Son Diego 56 40 .583 — I E— Ogllvle, Murphy. DP— Milwaukee Rohn ph 10 0 0 Power p 0 0 0 0 game-winning RBI in the seventh. Field against the winner of the Losing pitcher Danny Lopez Steve Bugnacki was a defensive Rood vs. Oantia Touch, 7: JO — Niks Bill Bergln, 58,775 75- 7388-71—Atlonta 3M so 48 .510 7 Totals 39 11 17 11 Totals 38 5 10 5 Totals 38 7 11 7 Totals 31 4 7 4 . Bourque and Willie Burg led the Windsor Locks-South Windsor limited the opposition to only four standout_at.third base for the Ken Brown, 58,775 74- 71-7288— 285 Los Angeles 49 50 .495 8Vj C)aklq^ 1. LDB— Milwaukee 2, Oaklond Son FToncIsce 003102 005— 11 New York 012002020— 7 Winners with three hits each while game. hits and cracked an RBI double. National starSr-—— Hale Irwin, 58,775 7588-70-72— 285 Houston 47 51 .480 10 <-, 3B— Lozordo, Morgan. HR— Chicago 000100 200— 5 Cincinnati 020 010 201— 4 ^ C f Charter Oak Sandy Lyle, 58,775 75- 71-7287—CIncInnotl 385 41 57 .418 16 Kingman Gome-Winning RBI— Baker (2). (Same-winning RBI — Strawberry Peter Senior, 58,775 74-70-70-71-285 ( ). Standlnos: Nassiff Arms 11-1, Conn. San Francisco 37 58 .389 18'/j J2SL Almon (3). SB— Cooper 2 (5). S__ E— LeMoster, Youngblood, Frazier. 6 Lee Trevino, 58,775 7087-75-73— 285 Sunday's Resutts Bochte. SF— Almon, Phillips. DP E— Lesley. LOB— New York 1), Cincin­ Bonk & Trust 0-3, Postal Express 7-4, Fuzzy Zoeller, 58,775 71- 73-71-71—San 285 Diego 5, Pittsburgh 1,1st game nati 7. 2B— Brooks. Foster, Foley. HR— Lostrodo Pizza 5-7, Manchester JC's Ben Crenshaw, 55805 ______IP H R ER B B S O — San Francisco 1, Chlcogo 4. LOB— San 5-7, Tierney's 4-8, Highland Park 72- 75-7089^288 Pittsburgh 3, San Dlega 2,2nd game Milwaukee Francisco 6, ChlcogoB. 2B— Dernier, Cev, Strawberry (15), Drelssen (7), Redus (4). Peter Jacobsen, 55805 87-7373-73-288 Philadelphia 6, Atlanta 2 Cocanower 5 8 4 4 ) i SB— Wilson (27), Redus (34). Market 3-8, Main Pub/MMH 3-8. Tom Kite, 55805 Youngblood, Krukow. HR — Olympic visitors V U D I 89-71-74-72— 288 St. Louis 7, Los Angeles 6 Caldwell (4-7) 2 1110 1 Youngblood IP H R ER BB SO Neligon annexes Gll Morgan, 55805 7).71-71-73— 288 New York 7, Cincinnati 6 Tellmon 1 0 0 0 0 ) (9), Brenly (9), Durham (13), Matthews New York Independent Corey Povln, 55805 71-74-7389— 288 San Francisco 11, Chicago 5 Oakland (7). SB— J. Davis (5). S— LeMoster. Darling 6 4 3 3 7 1 Pool Way, 55805 7372-89-73— 288 Houston 6, Montreal 1 Krueger (78) 818 5 4 4 3 1 IP H R ER BB SO Gorman(W 28) 1 2 2 2 0 0 National Standings; Cherrone's Terry Gole, 53880 71-74-72-70— ______287 Mondov's Games Caudill (S 20) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Son Francisco Orosco (S 20) 211101 Package Store 10-4, Glenn Construc­ Jaime Gonzalez, 53880 89-71-78-71— 387 Taiiwood crown see strict security (All Times EDT) Cocanower pitched to 1 batter In 6th. Krukow (L 78) 9 10 5 2 2 4 Cincinnati tion 9-4, ZembrowskI All-Stors 9-4, Craig Stadler, 53880 73707072— 287 St. Louis (Horton 31 or Ownbey 32) at T — 2:23. A— 23,157. Chlcogo Price 5 8 3 3 4 5 Main Pub 9-5, Sullivan Co. 8-8, Pumper­ Ross Drummnd, 53,380 77-7189-71— 288 New York (Terrell 37), 8:20p.m. Trout (W 95) 4 7 4 1 0 0 Lesley 1 1 2 2 3 0 HEBRON — John Neligon of iron shots on holes 10 and 12 to nickel Pub 1-13. Bernard Gllchr, 53880 707472-72— 2W Chicago (Sutcliffe 31) at Phllodelphio BiueJays5,Mariners3 Reuschel 2 4 2 ) 0 0 Cato (L 0-1) 2 2 2 2 0 2 By Fred Lief Outside the grounds, folk guita­ Johnny Miller, 53880 7371-7072— 288 (Rowley 31), 8:20 p.m. Brusstor 2 1-3 4 2 2 1 3 Power 1 0 0 0 0 0 Manchester captured the 1984 move back to a 3-up lead. rists play to an audience and Jack NIcklaus, 53,380 737288-73— 288 Tuesday's Games WP— Price. T — 2:44. A— 19,420. UPl Sports Writer Philip Parkin, 53880 73737389— 288 Frozler 2-3 2 3 0 0 1 Taiiwood Country Club Men’s Bednarz birdied the 13th and shoppers sift through the gift Chlcogo at Phllodelphio, night TORONTO SEATTLE T— 2:37. A— 37896. Club Championship by defeat­ 16th holes to stand one down JosoMarl Cnzrs, 52,900 7071-72-78— 289 Pittsburgh at Montreal, night ObrhM ObrhM LOS ANGELES - "UCLA Wel­ stores overflowing with Olympic Baseball David Dunk, 5Z900 71-72-7373— 289 St. Louis at New York, night Garcia 2b 5 1 1 1 Percent 2b 4 0 0 0 ing George Bednarz, 2 and 1. with two holes to go. On the 17th, paraphernalia. 2 Jay Haas, 5X900 7371-7372— 289 Cincinnati at Son Diego, night Moseby cf 5 0 2 0 Owen ss 4 1 1 0 Major League ieadera comes The World," the sign reads. 2 Pirates 3. Padres 2 Neligon, the 1982 titleholder, both hit perfect drives and James Heggrty, 52,900 71-7472-72— 289 Atlanta at Los Angeles, night Bell If 5 111 Davis 1b 3 12 0 But with the welcome — as some Representatives from the Los Gavin Levenson, 52,900 74707372— 289 Houston at San Francisco, night Johnsn dh 5 12 3 Phelps dh 3 1 1 3 was a model of consistency as approach shots with Bednarz’s Angeles Olympic Organizing Com­ Tommy Nakim, 5X900 7071-7474— 289 Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 Cowens rt 4 0 2 0 2ndgame Batting he hit 16 of 17 greens in attempt from 15 feet falling 4,400 athletes and officials from mittee — outfitted in green or blue Inter-town Pony Monuel Pinero, 5X900 71-71-7371— 289 Upshaw 1b 4 0 1 0 DHndrs cf 4 0 0 0 San Diego Pittsburgh National League Algeria to Zimbabwe gather at this Mork James, 5X500 707372-75— 290 regulation during the match. short for birdie. Neligon two- uniforms — as well as a khaki-clad Manchester B fought back with two American Laaguestandings Martinez c 1 1 0 0 Bonnell If 4 0 0 0 ObrhM obrhbl g Ob r h pet. Olympic village for Saturday's Martin A. Poxon,5X500 70747373— 290 lore 3b 4 0 0 0 Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 Wiggins 2b 5 0 0 0 Wynne cf 5 0 10 Gwvnn, SD 96 376 59 134 .356 Neligon played the match play putted to claim his second title security forces are refl6y to help UPl photo f^ns In the seventh Inning to edge South Nick Price, 5X500 747372-71— 290 start of the Summer Games — W n ^o r A, 7-8, Sunday at South Eost Fernndz ss 3 1 3 0 Kearney c 3 0 1 0 Gwvnn rt 5 0 10 Mazzllll If 3 0 0 0 Sandberg, Chi 94 392 64129 .329 event 7-under par, including a in three years. and ready with a smile. ISOO AokI, 5X220 71-747373— 291 Totals 36 5 10 5 Totals 33 J 7 3 Bevacq 1b 4 0 0 0 Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Dernier, Chi 89 331 63 107 .323 comes an unspoken warning to Windsor. Winning pitcher Scott Olabl- Manuel Calero, 5X220 7372-72-73— 291 W L Pet. GB course-tying 65 in the opening But there is seriousness behind Sixth-seeded Aaron Krickstein returns a volley en route ase spun a three-hitter, striking out 13, Detroit T o ^ t o oooonooo—5 Martinez If 4 0 1 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Cruz, Hou 97 364 61 114 .313 visitors: Roger Chapman, 5X220 72-747075— 291 86 29 .695 — Seattle 0110 301000— 3 Brown cf 2 0 0 0 Morrisn ph 1 0 0 0 Brooks, NY 87 316 36 98 .310 round. In the First Flight, Henry the smiles — and they are ready to his upset victory over top-seeded Jimmy Arias at the and aided his own cause with two Bob Charles, 5X220 73737073— 291 Toronto 57 38 .600 9 Don’t play games. singles. Todd Powers and Neal Baltimore 53 44 .546 14 Game-winning RBI— Johnson (4). Gossoge p 2 0 1 0 WInn p 0 0 0 0 Brenly, SF 84 269 38 S3 .309 Neligon, thanks to some er- Steullet downed Leo Bravakis, 4 should trouble come. Dovid Frost, 5X220 73737073— 291 E— Bell, Garcia. DP— Toranta 1. Salazar 3b 3 1 1 0 Madick 3b 5 1 1 0 Hernandez, NY 89 317 42 97 .306 “It’s very strict,” John Anthony U S. Pro Championships at the Longwood Cricket Club 3 Schockner rapped doubles for Richard Baxall, 51,930 71-747374— 292 Boston 48 46 .511 17'/j LOB— ratice tee shots by Bednarz, had and 2, while Ted Blasko de­ Before entering the village, a Bochv c 3 11 0 Thmpsn 1b5 1 3 1 Ray, Pitt 92306 37 93 .304 3 Manchester. John Chinas, 51,930 New York 45 49 .479 20Vj Robbins, the assistant boxing in Brookline, Mass. Krickstein won 6-4, 6-3. 71-72-7374— 292 Milwaukee 43 54 .443 24 Toronto 9, Seattle 5. 2B— Garcia, Owen, Kenndy ph 1 0 0 0 Roy 2b 5 0 2 0 Durham, Chi 75 270 49 82 .304 a 2-up lead after four holes and feated Ray St. Louis, 5 and 4, to visitor must pass through three Howard Clark, 51,9X 747471-73— 292 Moseby. HR— Phelps US), Johnson (10). Ramirz ss 1 0 0 1 May c 3 0 0 1 Samuel, Phil 94 415 66 126 .304 coach of Lesotho in southern Bill Langmuir, 51880 Cleveland 41 53 .436 24r treatment. Llovd Davidson Dennis Watson, 53,200 6987-6370— 275 New York at Milwaukee, night Texas MONTREAL HOUSTON Oak both the first and third innings to Meucci led the winners with three from Pasadena” — actually sev­ American contingent. 31-7-24, Tom Lowery 32-326, Don Davis Bill Kratzert, 53,200 73658370— 275 Baltimore at Texas, night Hough (L 108) 8 2 2 2 3 8 ObrhM obrhbl 47; Pettis. Cal 37; Butler, Clev 30; settle matters early. Moriarty’s hits apiece off losing pitcher Dave ”We only see one aspect of it,” sentiment, having eliminated his Krickstein earned bis place in J 337-26, Paul Sullivan 33-7-26, Dick D. Halldorson, 53,200 72878868— 275 Ciarcia, Tor 29; Collins, Tor and Wilson, eral — whose position has been J Oakland at Minnesota, night Detroit Rolnes cf 3 0 0 0 Doran 2b 3 10 0 the finals by beating Arias, 6-4,6-3, Scholta 328-26. C— Eorle Wilson Ken Green, 5X080 69837068— 276 KC 23. battled back to pull within one. at Bidwell. Buddy Silva added a pair says an officer of the Los Angeies regular practice partner and 39-14-25, Don Bottalino 38-1325, Bill Toronto at Kansas City, night Petrv (W 138) 8 2-34 0 0 1 8 Rose 1b 3 0 0 0 Reynlds ss 4 I 1 0 celebrated since the 1960s surfing friend, Jimmy Arias, and beaten and stopping Slozil, 6-3,6-4. Having John Adams, 52,000 70886989— 276 Seattle at Californio, night Hernandez (S 20)2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Shotzedr p 0 0 0 0 Walling 3b 4 1 1 2 Pitching 6-5, when the Gas Housers came up of safeties for the MB’s. Henry song by Jan and Dean. Police Department, which re­ Ahn 33-8-25, Bob Wallace 338-25, Nils Tim Norris, 5X080 706367-74—276 WP— Hough. Walk— Hough. T — 2:11. Rogers p 0 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 12 1 VIctorle* with a three-run burst in the top of Kwaak scattered nine hits to earn mains outside the village. "But Czechoslovakian star Pavel Slozil. polished off Arias and Slozil, Shennlng 4315-25. Ron Streck, 5X080 72837070— 276 A— Wohifrd ph 1 0 0 0 Mmphry cf 3 2 2 0 Notional League — Leo, Mtl 14-4; The UCLA Village takes up SWEEPS-— A Gross— Bob Paganl 71. Dan Croonqutstr $2,090 70<6^7^-66— 276 caSlSm LBaQUB StanQinQS Andular, StL 13-9; Pena, LA 118; the fifth. But the Capitols ans­ the mound triumph. everything’s been OK.” both in straight sets, on the same Krickstein mentioned that he had Net— Corroll Maddox 738-68, Tom 37.846. Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Knight 1b 4 0 11 about 120 acres, one-third of the day in the rain-delayed $‘200,000 twice been told he would he Dawson rt 4 0 0 0 Puhl rt 3 0 2 0 Whitson, San Diego 11-5; Koosmah, Phil wered with a pair of markers in Moriarty’s next game is Tues­ university campus. But for the As for the athletes, many are Vecsey 734-69, Frank Klernon 77-7-70, LPGA Rochester Invitalionai Carter c 4 111 Ashby c 3 0 0 1 their half of the frame to ice the day night against Big Dollar first filtering in and shaking their tournament. .selected for the U.S. team in the Larry Graf 74-3-71, Pete Denz 77-371, W L Pet. GB lndians4.WhiteSox1 Wallach 3b 4 0 1 0 NIekro p 4 0 )1 American League — Petry, Det 138'; next few weeks Olympians, not Krickstein, who will be 17 on Olympic tennis demonstration. Jim Morlarty 839-71. B Gross— Ron Albany 55 41 .573 — TScott If 2 0 0 0 NIekro, NY 12-5; Morris, Det 128; victory. Liquors of Bristol at 8 o’clock at jetlag. Rencurrel 75. Net— George Martin Woterbury students, are the school’s primary At Rochester, N,Y„ Juty 22 53 44 .546 2'/i CHICA(M> CLEVELAND Thomas ss 3 0 2 0 McGregor, Balt 128; Leal, Tor 11-2; The MB’s closed the early gap to Muzzy Field. The Gas Housers 77-11-66, Roy Gordon 78-10-68, Pool (Por-72) Glens Falls 53 44 .546 2Vz Flynn 2b 3 0 10 Stieb, Tor 11-3; Dotson, Chi 118. concern. Sullivan 81-13-68, Fred Lennon 731368, K Whitworth, 530JX)0 736871-69— 28) Vermont 52 44 .542 3 ObrhM ObrhM 3-2 when the visitors plated two in travel to Vernon Wednesday to Much has been done to bring a Buffalo Fletchr ss 3 0 1 0 Butler Salazar cf 3 0 10 ss 0 0 0 0 u U Dick Schotto 79-11-68, Joe Woll 78-9-69, Rosie Jones, 518800 7871-72-68— 281 51 46 .526 4Vz BSmIth p 10 0 0 the third stanza on a sacrifice fly face the homestanding Vernon Fisk c 4 111 Franco ss 3 0 11 sense of festival to the village. Dick Kerr 8311-69, Don Davis 82-13-69. Cothy Marino, 513800 68837372— 285 Nashuo 43 51 .457 11 McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 Orioles. C Gross— Bill Ahn 81. Net— Jack New Britain 43 54 .443 12Vz VLow 3b 4 0 0 0 Tabler 1b 4 110 by Bill Chapulis and an RBI single Flowers line the walkways, pastel Lisa Young, 510,000 7371-7871— 287 Luzinsk dh 2 0 0 0 Hargrv 1b 0 0 0 0 Delone ph 10 0 0 Moffat 8319-66, Bob Wallace 8315-68, Pat Bradley, 510,000 71-7371-70— 287 Reading 35 61 .365 20 Ramos c 10 0 0 by Ray Sullivan. banners hang from awnings, flags Bob Calnen 9324-69, Stan Prachniak Sunday's Results Kittle If 3 0 0 0 Hall If 4 110 Betsy King, 56,166 74-69-71-74— 288 Smalley 1b 3 0 0 0 Vukavch rf 3 0 1 0 Totals 30 1 5 1 Totals 32 6 10 6 The Gas Housers struck again in Morlartv's 002 030 0 5-9-2. from 142 nations snap in the 8316-69, Nils Shennlng 9329-69. M Van Hoose, 56,167 7372-6373— 288 Albany 3, Nashua 2 Newington 303 020 0 8-13-1 , ®EST 16— A— Erwin Kennedy Glens Falls 6, Reading 1 Stegmn rt 3 0 1 0 Perkins dh 4 1 1 0 Montreal odO 010 000— l Auto Racing the fifth after Newington had afterno(>n breeze. Lourl Person, 56,167 7487-7371— 288 Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Banda c 2 0 0 0 Houston IIMOIOOOX— 6 62-5-57, Bob Behllng 63358. G ro ss - Cathy Morse, 54,300 73637374— 289 Woterbury 8, Vermont 6 Game-Winning RBI— Walling (3). Dove Kaye 73, Erwin Kennedy 73. B— Donna H White, 54800 7371-76-68—289 New Britain 11, Buffalo 1 RLaw cf 2 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 3 0 1 0 Bob Copeland 67-14-53, Fred Lennon Monday’s Games Hill ph 1 0 0 0 Bemzrd 2b 3 1 1 1 E— Rose, Carter. DP— Houston 1. LOB A Reinhardt, 53855 72-72-7373— 290 Squires )b 0 0 0 0 — Montreal 4, Houston 6. HR— Carter 641354, Jack Gannon ^11-55, George Jane Blalock, 53,355 7371-71-74— 290 New Britain at Buffalo (19). SB— Reynolds (5),Cruz (11), Raines PoconoSOO Mortin 6311-55, George Seddon 67-12- Joanne Comer, 53,356 7371-7469-290 Reading at Glens Falls Totals 28 1 3 1 Totals 29 4 8 4 Albany at Nashua Chicago ooi 000 OOO— 1 (32). SF— Ashby. 55. C— George McNIff 7322-54, Carl IP H R ER B B SO Quad Cities to tired Hoch L Cleveland 000 002 20x— 4 L Engberg 7321-55, Vic Plogge 7419-55, Woterbury at Vermont July 22* ot Long Pond* Po. mtsAS* Crame-wInnlnaRBI-Vukovich (3). Montreal Gene Kelly 71-1356. Tuesday's Games BSmIth (L ) 21-3 7 5 5 2 0 If Harry Gont* Chevy, 200* 121.351 mph. SWEEPS— A Gross— Dove Kaye 73. Albany at Noshua DP— Chicago 1, Cleveland 1. LOB— 88 2, Cole Yarborough, Chevy, 200. 3, Bill COAL VALLEY, 111. (UPl) - Hoch said. Mentally, it will take to finish even on the day with a Net— Erwin Kennedy 73388, Floyd New Britain at Buffalo Chicago 2, Clevelands. 2B— Jacoby, Hall. McGafflgon' 2 2-3 3 1 1 1 4 Elliott, Ford, 200. 4, Terry Lobonte, me a week to relax.” birdie putt on the 18th hole. O'Brien 73789, Al Martin 73370, Steve Reading at Glens Falls HR— Fisk (10). S— Bando. Shotzeder 1 0 0 0 0 0 Chevy, 200. 5, Benny Parsons, Ctvw , Scott Hoch's victory in the Quad Motaua 73370, Dick Smith 74-470, Bob Woterbury at Vermont IP H R ER B B S O Rogers 1 0 0 0 0 0 200. Cities Open increased the five-year PGA veteran George Archer The comeback of the day was Chicago Reardon 100000 Behllng 73370. B Gross— George O lym pics Houston 4, Rusty Wallace, Pontiac, 200. 7, Ron pro’s winnings in July to $68,000, shot five birdies on the front nine to posted by Archer, who started in Martin 77. Net— Bill Tomkiel 7312-63, Nelson (L 1-3) 6 28 7 4 4 2 4 Bouchard, , 199, , Kyle Petty, Splllner 11-310010 NIekro (W 108)00-9 5 ) 1 2 5 8 but left him exhausted after five add a 64 to his series and finish tied 30th place. Jack Gannon 731187, Paul Purcell Balk— B. Smith. T— 2:13. A— 15,112. 1?'. V PIchmand, Pontiac, 79-11-68. C Gross— Bundl Tarca 84. Eastern League iinescores Cleveland 199.10, [}ale Earnhardt, Chevy, 198. straight weeks on the tour. for second with Vance Heafner and Net— Gene Ketly 8315-68, Paul Ros- Heaton (W 7-9) 9 3 1 1 2 4 o ’i; '^Ick Brooks, Ford, 198. 12, (taoff Dave Stockton at 9-under. setto 831370, Frank Murray 92-22-70, WP— Nelson. T— 2:13. A— 16,027. Bodlne, Chevy, 198. 13, Trevor Bovs, Hoch tied his own 1980 low series Yanks retire Alex Elgner 831370. U.S. Oiympic basebail team woterbury 101 0(M 101— 8113 Phtllie86,Brave82 record at the QCO with consecutive Hoch, who won the 1980 QCO Vermont 000 001 123— 6 9 2 Chevy, 197. 14, Ruttman, Chew, 196. 15, LADIES BEST 13— A Gross— Edna Lugo, Bryden (9) and Heath; Terry, Clark Dwyer, Pontiac, 195. birdies on the 15th and 16th holes during his first year on the tour, two numbers HillnskI 51. Net— Rose Robldeau NEW YORK (UPl) — The TOolayer Wise (6), Montgomery (9) and Pryor. W RoyaisB,Orioies4 PHILADELPHIA ATLANTA 16, Buddy Arrington, Dodge, 186. 17, Sunday to win the $36,000 tourna­ sank a 15-foot birdie putt on the 5311-44, Flo Barre 5311-44. B GRoss— toj.lcr ot the U.S. Olympic baseball team, — Lugo (11-5); L— Terry (132). HR— ObrhM obrhbl Phil Parsons, Chew, 185.18, (Jene Coyle, first hole to take a lead that would Ruby Clough 53. Net— Connie Hess listing player, school, position, class and Vermont, O'Neill. GGross If 4 2 2 1 Royster If 4 0 0 0 Chevy, 184.19, Nell Bonnett, Chew, 18X ment top prize with a 14-under-par NEW YORK (UPl) - Roger MUFFLERS 5313-43, Bert Groman 56-13-43, Mo BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY Hayes cf 5 0 11 Ramirz ss 4 0 0 0 20, Jim Southard, Buick, 182. remain unchallenged during the hametawn. ObrhM ObrhM 266 at the Oakwood Country Club. Maris, baseball’s single-season Bednarezvk 57-14-43. C Gross— Mary Sid Akins, Southern Cal, p, |r., New Britain lOO 253 000— I I 141 Samuel 2b 5 1 1 1 Murphy cf 4 0 1 0 21, Doug Heveron, Chew, 180. 2X rest of the round. Lou Plerro 60. Net— Elsie Crockett Dauer 2b 4 0 2 0 Wilson cf 4 12 0 ' Waltrlp, Chevy, 171. 23, Charles "This was my tournament, I homerun king, and the late Elston Sepulveda, Calif. Buffalo 000000100— I 70 Slngletn ph 1 0 0 0 Motley If 4 12 2 Schmidt 3b 3 1 0 1 Watson 1b 3 111 Heafner, who entered the final 6418-46, Mory Bllsh 6317-46. D Gross— Floylo Alfaro, San Diego State, ss, sr., Johnson, Bolton (8) and Ackley; Ortiz, Corcorn 1b 3 0 1 0 Kmmns rt 4 0 0 0 Poollllo, Chew, 159. 24, , really felt I had a purpose here,” Howard, the 19'63 American Claire ZImmermon 65. Net— Moe Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 White 2b 5 0 0 0 Wilson rt 4 10 0 Jt^nson 3b 2 1 0 0 C^*vy, 155. 25, Jimmy Means, Pontiac, round tied with Hoch, twice missed Fitzgerald 69-20-49. San Fernando, Collf. McCullock (5), Myles (5), Marsden (9) Ripken ss 4 0 10 McRae dh 3 0 11 Hoch said. ”It wasn’t a whole lot of League’s Most Valuable Player, ...P?" C'wonia- P, lr.. Mission and Steinbach. W— Johnsan (88); L— Murray 1b 4 0 1 0 Wathon pr 0 0 0 0 Virgil c 4 0 12 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 1 0 fun this week. I had to really grind putts of less than 3 feet to bogey the were honored Sunday in the 38th SCOTCH BALL— (Jeorge-Crlsta Sed- VIelo, Calif. Ortiz (48). HRs— New Britain, Ledbetter DeJesus ss 3 1 2 0 Benedict c 3 0 0 0 » , (^ve Morels, Pontiac, 146. 27, don,337-29, Turk-Lols Moore 431432, Roenick If 3 0 0 0 BalbanI 1b 4 1 1 1 Carlton p 4 0 0 0 Mohler p 2 0 0 0 R chard Petty, Pontiac, 134. 28, Bobby ■ to keep my mental game strong.” first two holes. annual New York Yankees Old Maynard-Ruby Clough 431333, Boots Scott Bonkheod, North Carolina, p, lr., (10), Mattile (5), Hall (4), Benzlnger 2 Lwnsfn ph 1 0 0 0 Slaught c 4 2 4 0 Reldsville, N.C. ( 10). Holland p 0 0 0 0 Linares ph 1 0 0 0 Allison, Buick, 127. 29, Connie Saylor, Hoch added his prize money to "No one could put any pressure Timers’ ceremony Sunday, Cornlella-Earl EvereH 42-9-33, Fred- Bob Coffrev, Fullerton State, c, |r„ Ayala dh 3)11 Sherldn rf 3100 Garber p 0 0 0 0 F^ntlac, 124. 30, Jerry Bowman, Ford, on Scott (Hoch),” said Heafner, Resular fPer axle Mary Bllsh 431333. Anaheim, Calif. Bmbry ph 1 0 0 0 Pryar 3b 4 12 2 Totals 35 4 8 4 Totals 30 2 3 I the $32,000 he already had earned preceding the Yankees’ game MEMBER-MEMBER— Jen Schotta- Young rf 4)11 Conepen ss 4 1 2 1 who finished the round 1-over. "It , Mississippi State, 1b, so , Cruz 3b 3 111 Philadelphia 220000 020— 6 _3i, J.D. McDuftle, Pontiac, 94. 3X this month with a fourth-place against the Minnesota Twins. ^most cars) Mary Lou Plerro 64, Edna Wadas-Dot New Orleans RedSox3.AngeisO Atlanta 000 000 011— 2 Bobby Wawak, Buick, 84. 33, Bobby finish at the Western Open and a was just one of those days where Maris’ No. 9 and Howard’s No. 32 Boblgan 66. Gross ph 10 0 0 Hmin, Jr. Chevy, 74. 34, Tommy Ellis, ♦29r ^^^Mlke Dunne, Bradley, p, |r„ Peoria, Game-Winning RBI— Samuel ( ). FOUR BALL— Rose Robldeau-Betty Dempsey c4 1 3 1 8 sixth place at the Anheuser-Busch we tried to hang in there.” were retired by the Yankees and Resular BOSTON CALIFORNIA E— Johnson. LOB— Philadelphia 4, Chevy, 68. 35, Ken Ragan, Chevy, 66, Broucek-Mo Bednarczvk-Allce La- ^ r y Green, Oklahoma State, ss, sr., Totals 37 4 10 4 Totals 35 8 14 7 At­ 34, Tommy (Sole, Thunderbird, 66. 37, • Open. A triple bogey on the 450-yard, piaques honoring both men were menzo 63, Barbara Davls-Denlse Pittsburgh obrhM oBrhbi 001 000 201— 4 lanta 3. 2B— Hayes, Murphy, Dejesus, Jim Ingalls, Buick, 66. 38, Bobby "This is my fifth straight week par-four fourth hole left second- Klernan-Cora Anderson-Dot Boblgan Boggs Ml 4 110 Benlquz If 4 0 2 0 Kansas City 200150 OOx-« Gerhart, Chevy, 54. 39, , placed in Yankee Stadium’s mem­ THE ECONOMIZER 63; Low putts- Norm-Betty Lou Nor- Chris Gwvnn, San Diego State, ot, so.. Evans rt 4 13 2 Wllfang 2b 3 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI— McRae (3). Virgil. 3B— Samuel. HR— Watson (1). SB on the tour. I’m just exhausted,” round leader Stockton struggling orial park. Long Beach, Calif. Rice If 4 0 0 0 Lynn cf 4 0 0 0 — DeJesus (7). SF— Schmidt. Thunderbird, 23. 40, Ronnie Thomos, BRAKE SPECIAL deen 14, Mory Colllns-Ken Anderson John Hoover, Fresno State, p, sr., E— Murray. 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B Gross— ObrhM ObrhM 11, Josele Garaa, Mexico, D.F., March League squad at Windham Tech. Mark Dennis 32. Net— Frank Woltyna Brown If 3 2 2 0 Wynne cf 4 0 1 0 Scloscia c 4 1 2 1 Landrm rt 4 1 1 2 Quawntoo: Midas brake shoes anri disc brake pads are Bailor pr 0 0 0 0 Speler ss 3 0 C, 12, 0 pick0 Simon, S(in Juan warranted for as long as you own your American or foreign 33-327, Don Wennik 337-28, Dick MINNESO-TA NEW YORK Gwnmn rt 3 0 0 2 Mazzllll if 4 0 0 0 Rivera 3b 4 1 2 0 Cox p 2 Capistrano, 0 Cal., 10 March 84C C; 13, Scott CITATIONS Brewer 36-328, Dave Stark 34-328. C _ ObrhM ObrhM 4 111 Zaske p 0 0 0 0 Russell ph 1 0 0 0 Braun ph 10 11 B ra ^ n , Cqldwator, Mich., March 84CC; On Saturday. 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Ing, Auto trana., fuel Injection, Oarna 39-12-27, Don McDonough 37-9- U.S. Pro BrtiniiliV rf 4 0 11 Mata cf 4 12 0 S2,1"fv2b 4 0 10 Lacyrf 10 0 0 Total* 30 6 14 4 Totals 31 7 8 7 March 84C C; 18, Bobby Rolral, Dublin, Manchester won it with two runs 28, Ron Well 41-13M, Horry Hadfleld Goettl 3b 4 0 0 0 Griffey 1b 4 0 12 fi? ” ? 0 0 0 Berra ss 3 0 0 0 Los Angeie* 003100 0H— 4 a , March W C; 19, Al Holvert, dafoggar, power brakaa. SI.# 3311-28. Loudner c 4 1 1 0 Mechm ss 3 1 0 0 Draveky p 1 1 1 o DeLeon p 10 0 0 St. Louis 00001060X— 7 Warrington, Pa., March 84C C; 20, in the bottom of the ninth against 7622 HP) TW O MAN BEST BALL— Gross— At Brookline, Mas*., July 22 Jimenez *><010 Wynegor c 3 0 0 0 rSHli “ el S S 2 Dlstatan if l o 0 0 (tame-WInnlng RBI— Pendleton (1). MIrtoel Andretti, Nazareth, Pa., March Windham. Kelly Dubois walked Jim Bldwell-Lou Miller 67, Steve Totols 34 5 7 3 Totals 33 4 8 5 » S 8 4 Totals 31 I 5 I and stole second. Paul Gavarino Schockner-Auggle Link 70, Tony <3utu1er(lnali T^o outs When winning run scored. SSLPjJSJ 1100020W— 5 E— Jorgensen, Rivera. DP— St. LoulsX 21, Howdy Holmes, Ann Arbor, Mich , FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES Steullet-RIck Wedon 71, Net— Ralph Aaron Krickstein, Grosse Pointe, Mlnnewta a i 110 000-5PitttlNirgh Ml 009 00^— 1 LDB— Los AnoMe* 10, St. Louis 4. 2B— March 84C C; 22, A.J. FoytTiRoiStan then reached on an error. John FREEH KIng-JIm Aufman 58, Joel Grout-Don Mich., N M York 300 002 001 6 ^me-wlnnlng RBI — Gwynn (9). Rivera, Sox, Van Slyke, Braun, Porter. Tex., March 84C C; 23, Gary Betton- Mazurek followed with a game­ AT NO EXTRA CHARGE WITH ANY CITATION DELIV­ Bloomfield 243-9430 Manchester 646-6606 Southington 621-9333 Flovell 58, Ron Jarvl3 Dlck Young 59, def. Jimmy Arias, Buffalo, N.Y. 6-4,6-3; Gome-Winning RBI — None. DP— ’’’’’“" ’P*®'’' Probel, Nettles. 3B— Stubbs. HR— Van Slyke (4). 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Hartford 522-0171 Vilas, Argentina, 37, (7-2) 68, 68. — Brown 3 (9). S— DeLeon. SF— Gwynn. Los Angeles ble while Chris Mateya drove in Morro-OIck Curchoe 61, Ray Demers Semifinals Pena 6 5 4 4 2 3 C* 27* Chip Gonoui* CARD. Groton 445-8129 Norwich 889-8433 West Haven 934-2626 Bob Resch 61, John Boylan-Earl Aaron Kricksfein def. Pavel Slozll, IP H R ER B B SO Welch (L 6-11) 28 3 3 3 1 0 Pittsburgh, Pp., March 84C C; 28/Man three runs. Hamden 248-6327 Rorky Hill Wllllmontic McKoever 61, John McCarrIck-Terry Son Diego Fox, Janesville, WIs., March 83C c - » 563-1507 456-1766 Czechoslovakia 33, 68; Jos3 Luls Whtsn (W 11-5) 618 4 1 1 0 6 Reuss 18 0 0 0 0 0 On Sunday, Ogden picked up his :-S127 Ofd Means 61. Clerc Mlnnewta "* H R ER B B SO Hooton 1 0 0 0 0 0 Rjjl Krueger, Santa M onlraX^A tarrti PAR THREE-FOUR'S ONLY— def. Andres (Jomez 68, 68. Oravecky X3 0 0 0 1 0 St. Louis fourth win against one loss. 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14 - MANCHKSTF.R HERALD, Monday. July 23, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Moiulay. aui) z.». laoi NL roundup Farmhands taking over the show in St. Louis FOCUS/ Home

By Joe llluzzi was just activated yesterday and DPI Sports Writer pitched seven innings to improve to 4-8. Bruce Sutter went the last How good are the tape decks with glass heads? In (icorge Orwell's Animul two innings to earn his 23rd save. Farm, the animals rebelled Welch dropped to 6-11. against the owner and took over. Elsewhere in the National QUESTION: I have been hearing a lot about The added background noise is objectionable apply to him because he can work around Something similar is happening in league, San Diego and Pittsburgh St Louis, where the farmhands are split a double-header, with San the^jjijw Akai tape decks with glass heads. to some people. electricity safely. He’s wrong! Today ssterco taking over the show. But Cardi­ Diego taking the first game 5-1 and Niost of what I heard was advertising, though. equipment contains many static-sensitive nals manager Whitey Herzog Pittsburgh winning the nightcap How goiKi are these tape decks in your Stereo Expert QUESTION: All the new stereos on the devices and the circuits are more compli doesn't mind it one bit. 3-2, Philadelphia defeated Atianta opinion? cated than ever. Anyone not thoroughly Terry Pendleton, Bill Lyons and 6- 2. New York topped Cincinnati market have labels warning the user not to Danny Cox were all recently called 7- 6. San Francisco slammed Chi­ Jack Bertrand remove the cover to try to make any repairs familiar with the proper servicing techniques up from Louisville, the Cardinals' cago 11-5 and Hou.ston hammered ANSWER: The glass tape he^ads are yourself. I can’t help wondering if this is a for their equipment will probably cause more Triple-A farm club, and all had a Montreal 6-1. actually regular tape heads with a thin scare tactic on the part of the companies that damage instead of repairing the original hand in Sunday's 7-6 victory over Padres 5-2, Pirates 1-3 problem. Even changing dial lamps can be a the Los Angeles Dodgers. At Pittsburgh, Doug Frobel coating of glass on the surface that the tape will cause consumers to spend a lot of money Pendleton brought home Lyons doubled home Tony Pena with one touches. This type of head was first used by the deck in question. Consider how small on a job they could do themselves. What is the chore. with the go-ahead run with a out in the bottom of the 11th to lift Teac in the late 70s on some of their reel to reel deposits of dirt on regular tape heads kill the real story about this? So home hobbyist, do like the label says. two-out infield hit to highlight a the Pirates in the night cap and decks. They were developed to be wear- high-frequency response. This is because they Refer all servicing to a qualified technician. six-run seventh inning. gain a split of their double-header, resistant, and they are. If these heads are not prevent the tape from directly contacting the ANSWER: I can understand your uncer­ "I ain't thinking about getting San Diego won the opener behind ______s him (Pendleton) out (of the the combined five-hit pitching of damaged by a rough cleaning or other head. The thin layer of glass does the same tainty because most stereo companies have lineup)," said Herzog. "He might starter Ed Whitson, 11-5, Dave careless use, it is possible that they will thing. The high-frequency losses must be histries of telling half-truths. In this case the If you have a question about stereos you hit clean-up tomorrow." Dravecky and Greg Harris. outlast the equipment in which they are made up for in the recording and playback warning means exactly what it says and would like to see answered here, write to: The 24-year-old third baseman Phillies 6, Braves 2 Jack Bertrand, The Stereo Expert, P.O. Box was recalled Wedne.sday when At Atlanta, Steve Carlton earned installed. electronics. Tbe result is that tape decks with should be followed. Dangerous voltages are outfielder Willie McGee was his 309th career win to move into glass coated heads have from three decibels exposed with the cover removed is one reason 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester, Ct. placed on the 15-day disabled list. sole possession of 11th place on the To gain this long life something had to be to six decibels poorer signal-to-noise ratio you should not open the unit. 06040. Jack Bertrand is a licensed technician In five games with the Cardinals. all-time victory -list, combining given up, namely the signal-to-noise ratio of The home hobbvist mav feel this doesn’t who lives at 46 Phelps Road in Manchester. Pendleton has gone 9-for-20 with with A1 Holland on a three-hitter to than equivalent decks with regular heads. 2 < . •*- • - > - • ■' ■ " 7 ” ^ , ■ -7 ^ - V ' 2 two doubles and two RBI. He has lead the Phillies. Carlton improved also helped the team with his to 9-4 on the season and Rick glove Mahler. 6-6, took the loss. Td like to play every day," said Mels 7, Reds 6 Pendleton. "I'm pleased so far. At Cincinnati. Darryl Strawber­ Moving Up I'm happy to come up and be of ry's 15th home run in the eighth, his Woodworking master says spirit is key some service to the club. " third in the four-game series and Tito Landrum knocked in the sixth of the season against Cincin­ Bv Tom Uhlenbrock Wayne Neiibauet first two runs in the seventh with a nati. made a winner of reliever 3 3 United Press International single. He moved to second on a Tom Gorman, 2-0, who had given passed ball by reliever Bob Welch up the two tying runs. Jesse Orosco and went to third on Chris Spcier's picked up his 20th save. Keefe ST. LOUIS — James Krenov recalls with sacrifice before pinch hitter Steve Cato. 0-1, was the loser. delight a letter he received shortly after Braun doubled him home. Giants 11, Cubs 5 publication of the first of his four definitive books Lyons, who ran for Braun, At Chicago, veteran right­ on the art of working with wood. moved to third on Lonnie Smith's hander Mike Krukow joined a ‘Making deal’ "It was from a member of the Boston grounder and the Dodgers inten­ 17-hit attack with a single and a Symphony Orchestra who had never done tionally walked Tom Herr, Pen­ run-scoring double, and Bob anything in wood, but simply said. ’I enjoyed your dleton followed with a dribbler Brenly and Jeff Leonard each down the third-base line that book as an enthusiastic and revealing expe­ may not save drove in three runs to lift the Dodgers third baseman German Giants. Krukow, 7-8, won for the rience,” ’ said Krenov. ’’That was a great letter to Rivera could not field in time to fourth time in his last five starts. get.” throw Pendleton out i ’w Steve Trout, 9-5, took the loss. The letter summed up the philosophy that '•ISi much money Darrell Porter followed with a Astros 6, Expos I Krenov imparts in his writings and lectures — two-run double to put the Cardinals At Houston, Joe Niekro pitched a instill enthusiasm to explore one’s talent and then ahead 7-4. five-hitter and Denny Walling .;ir T teach the technical aspects of dealing with "H e really smoked that game- drove in two runs to lead the UPl pholo materials and tools. QUESTION: We tire planning a move to winner down the third-base line, Astros. Niekro 10-8, struck out five Houston's Jerry Mumphrey (28) appears to be sowing off "In the crafts, you have that overemphasis on Pennsylvania at the end of the summer. We didn't he?" Herzog said sarcasti­ and walked two en route to his handle a throw from first baseman Pete Rose. Mumphrey the technical side of it,” said Krenov, "There’s cally of Pendleton's soft grounder. fourth complete game of the year. his Olympic hurdles form as jumps over Montreal Expo was credited with a hit and Rose an error as Astro runner have heard that hiring a mover based in Cox, who started the season with Bryn Smith dropped to 8-8. Gary pitcher Bryn Smith (bottom) in first inning action wound up at second base. not enough room for intuition, for the •V,' Pennsylvania who is unloading a truck in the St. Louis before being sent down. Carter homered for Montreal. Sunday. Mumphrey was avoiding Smith, who couldn’t unpredictable.” Manchester area would be less expensive if Krenov said his New York editor wanted a the mover moved us back. Wouldn’t it make how-to book describing the techniques for cutting perfect dovetail joints and other woodworking more sense for the mover to go back with . ilikl Gant finally gets hints. He didn’t anticipate the technical advice to something than with nothing? J be mixed with Krenov’s thoughts on the. J importance of doing your best whether painting a ANSWER: Economically, it would make picture, playing a piano or building a cabinet. far greater .sen.se for the mover to go back first win of year with a full van, as opposed to an empty oiu‘. KRENOV, who teaches at the College of the but it may not be cheaper lor you All moving Redwoods in Eureka, Calif,, said his major goal is By Gary Kale he used H arry’s draft to get by me. UPl pholo companies for this type of move should UPl Sports Writer to share with the students his enthusiasm for the " I was trying to get to the front 'charge by distance and weight, or distance the whole time. When that’s all art of woodworking and let the artist in them James Krenov, who has written four the Redwoods in Eureka, Calif., said his U LONG POND, Pa. — The Grand your car can do, that’s all vou can emerge. cJifinitive books on the art of working major goal is to share with the students and volume, regardless of where the van is U National stock car season started do." "People are writing books on contemporary with wood, inspects a table at a his enthusiasm for the art of woodwork­ coming from or going to. However, there is a Sunday for Harry Gant. Gant, meantime, was trying to craftsmen and asking me to be included and woodworking show in St. Louis, Mo. ing and let the artist in them emerge. slim possibility you may get lucky, and catch The 44-year-old perennial bri­ break the draft on Yarborough. He writing very flattering things." said Krenov. Krenov, who teaches at the College of a moving company willing to .strike a deal desmaid on the NASCAR tour, knew that a little more daylight "But I wouldn’t want to think that I have set a But, there are a few factors you should keep finally won his first race of the was required to prevent Yarbo­ style or have done anything remarkable. season after 17 starts when he beat rough from slingshotting past him ” I ’ve enthused a lot of people. I ’ve given them right piece of wood and turning up a plank of a ALTHOUGH THERE is a renewed acceptance in mind: Sunday by three and it took the battle for second 0 some energy to do whatever it is that comes rare species. He says the variety of woods of fine woodworking as a creative art worthy of 1. You are going to have to make several car lengths in a 500 mile run at place to provide him with the available to the craftsman is shrinking daily gallery and museum showings, Krenov said there Pocono Raceway Next Sunday, necessary space. natural to them, and to do it well. If they’re long distance phone calls to find the right because of poor management of forests. still is a lack of a market for quality L L talented, they will do talented work.” Gant is at Talladega. Ala., where company that just happens to be near he hopes to avenge one of his "I've been second so many If Krenov is known for certain traits it would be "But then it’s just a part of what is happening to contemporary pieces. Manchester; have an empty truck; and is second-place finishes this year to times, I didn’t want to think about his almost mystical feeling for fine woods, his use the planet, isn’ t it?” he said. "It enrages me, not % ,»14 the close race," Gant said. "Win. ” My last mission on this planet is to do willing to move you when you’re ready to go Yarborough. of their colors and grains to best advantage and just as a woodworker but as a nature lover. lose or draw, I was just going to whatever I can to encourage it.” he said. "You 2. Mord than likely this company will be the perfect balance of his simple yet elegant "Any wood that’s commercially marketable is "They weren't making many concentrate on doing my best. look at the way some people live — they have an endangered species. But it’s not the individual unfamiliar to you and you will have no way to mistakes out there." Gant said of W e've been running good all year. pieces. lovely things in their homes — and you .say, ’Hey, small crafstman who is responsible for the determine their reputation. My advice would his hard battle to beat three-time Now, we needed just a little bit of "Wood is elusive in its patterns, changing in its there’s a place in that house for this beautiful depletion of prime woods on the globe. It’s the Winston champion Yarborough. luck. moods, and only partly predictable in its ways,” writing desk or this little hall table.’’’ be to find a local firm that has a good " I f you weren't out front, you Krenov writes in his third book. "The Fine Art of miles and miles and miles of executive suites that " I was suprised at the way the reputation. Your peace of mind will far couldn't move up." Cabinetmaking.” are veneered with rosewood and Cuban maho­ Krenov said he is flabbergasted at the money 41 car handled at the start. But when I outweigh the few dollars, if any, you’ll save. Krenov acknowledges that his feeling for wood gany and the rest of it, Yarborough ran his front think that we probably had the paid for a piece of furniture solely because it is was influenced by a childhood spent in primitive "The best wood — the best of the hardwoods — labeled an antique. He said many of the bumper within inches of Gant’s strongest engine in the field, and QUESTION: We have a (nove coming up northern environments filled with dark primeval goes to the veneer mills, not to the small high-priced items are poorly constructed and in T i-W ‘‘‘S * tailpipe for most of the final 15 we’ve been hot all year, then the laps, finally falling back when he victory is no surprise. forests where spirits were thought to live in trees. craftsman.” sad condition. and the company I work for is paying for all lost valuable time in blunting Bill He was born in Siberia and grew up in Shanghai Krenov was in St. Louis to judge the Midwest costs, including complete packing .services The chuckle of the race was "O r a bad imitation," he added. "That puzzles Elliott's challenge for second and Alaska, where he lived with Indian tribes. He Furniture Show and Competition, sponsored by We have heard funny stories from people who provided by defending Grand me more than anything. They’ll take a third-hand place. Yarborough finished .34 worked in Seattle as a boat builder and settled in Hibdon Hardwood, and his influence was obvious National champion . quasi-Mediterranean or you name it and pay a lot have moved; that movers pack everything seconds behind Gant, who led for Sweden. in several of the pieces entered in the contest. The His M r tagged the wall on the 34th of money for it when they could get .something including garbage, unwashed dishes, half 106 of the 200 laps and averaged ” 1 was brought up in a very metaphysical works had the graceful Danish balance with the 121.351 mph in pocketing a lap in Turn 2 and when he finally contemporary that’s not garish, will never go out eaten sandwiches, etc. I can’t imagine anyoiu’ UPl plioto way,” said Krenov. '’I come from a rather unique grains used to enhance the flows of the curves. winner’s purse of $34,605, Terry came back on the track 100 miles "Wood has all these graphic properties,” of style, at really a modest price. doing this. Is this true? The car of Gary Bettenhausen (82) flips up on top of turns three and four when Bettenhausen slowed down Labonte finished fourth and Benny later, his Buick was minus the mixture of very high European culture and the Howdy Holmes’ car on lap 211 of the Michigan 500 due to a blown tire. Neither driver was seriously injured. Parsons was fifth in the 40-car front hood and the trunk lid. extreme primitive.” explained Krenov. "You can take a beautiful “ A lot of the craftsmen that I associate with are curve and just destroy it by turning the wood the very modest. They don’t want $70,000 for this or ANSWER: Basically, yes. When we come Sunday in Brooklyn, Mich. Collision took place between field. • Neil Bonnett, second fastest IN HIS BOOKS, Krenov writes of combing wrong way so that the grain works against the that. They just want to make a living and be into your home to do complete pjicking Yarborough, who won the first of qualifier, who sent back to his shop through various lumberyards looking for the curve, instead of with it.” happy making their craft.” the year’s two NASCAR races at for a new radiator after he felled a services, we are not at liberty to decide what Official result to be announced Pocono last month, was brief in his deer during a Saturday practice items are to be shipped, and what items are summation of Gant’s victory. session, was in the running until not. This decision has to come from you. "H e just had the strongest car, encountering rear-end suspension 2 2 If you’re not around to tell us whidher it does and that’s all there was too it,” problems and finally garaged on Andretti lays claim to Michigan 500 Yarborough said of Gant’s Chevy. the 182nd lap. or doesn’t go, there’s a good chance it will end Elliott almost out-maneuvered Darrell Waltrip, a two-time Guide tells how to deal with kid’s crises up on the van. 1 realize common sense should Yarborough, a master of wheel- Pocono winner, had valve prob­ tell the mover not to pack a trash bag full of BROOKLYN, Mich. (U P l) - manship, in his attempt to slip past accidents.” Andretti had to call on his 20 years member Butch Mayer was admit­ lems early in the race and lost five Bv Patricia McCormack garbage, but people use these bags for many Mario Andretti had to wait for a' which was run at 128.490 mph. Yarborough with two laps A basic first aid kit recommended in of racing experience to block off ted to the burn unit at University of laps while his crew corrected the United Press International Following Andretti, who scored remaining. Pre-school children are particularly at risk from the guide can be kept in a box or metal other purposes (linen, clothing, ,sporting decision on alleged caution viola­ challenges by Sneva. All of the Michigan. problem. He managed to make up tions before claiming victory in the his third victory of the season, and ” I got alongside Cale coming out container, unlocked but out of reach of goods, camping gear, etc ). passing attempts came in the first The number of laps under three of those laps during caution Little kids fall out of trees they’re not accidents in the home. A young baby may choke on hard-fought fourth annual Michi­ Sneva across the finish line, were of the first turn with five miles left children. turn of the two-mile oval. caution made the average speed flags, but later experienced supposed to climb. They get shocks If two-like trash bags — one with clothing, 3 3 Rick Mears, Johncock, Roberto gan 500 race. in the race,” Elliott said. "Cale ” It should be complete in itself — "I had to take the car pretty wide the slowest since the 1965 Indy 500 further trouble and went out after from sticking things into electrical food or a small object; an exploring toddler may fall the other with garbage — are put side by sifh*, Guerrero and Poncho Carter. slipped and I got around him, but 171 laps. don’t depend on kitchen scissors, for A Michigan International Speed­ a few tim es," said Andretti. " I had outlets. Some get sick from munching down stairs, pull a scalding pan from the stove, I am certain both will end up on the van. way crowd estimated at 70,000 to make it look like I was driving cosmetics. example,” the guide says. roared its approval throughout the two Lolas out there but I think he swallow a household poison such as bleach, or even "Its medicines and lotions should be Accidents are the most common final 10-lap duel between Andretti (Sneva) understands that.” clearly labeled, its dressings kept well Editor’s note: Wayne Neubauer is a 38.3 cause of death among children, so and Tom Sneva Sunday and Andretti, 44, of Nazareth, Pa., suffocate in a plastic bag. wrapped. A basic first aid pamphlet or Whitworth triumph sets golf history every parent should bone up on ways to Hilliard St. resident who has 13 years exploded with applause when finished the 250-lap event in 3:44.45 copies of this book and a notepad and Andretti drove his Lola-Cosworth deal with medical emergencies result­ pencil should be kept inside, and experience in the moving industry. for an average speed of 133.501 PITTSFORD, NY. (UPl) — year. in two on the par-4 386-yard first under the checkered flag only ahead of Jones and Cathy Marino. ing from illness or accident. emergency phone numbers pasted to mph. The race had to be slowed an Kathy Whitworth tried not to think "This wasn’t my goal,” Whit­ hole where the playoff began. She my child swallowed poison? 14-hundredths of a second ahead of Jones, however, charged into the A new 128-page, illustrated guide serious disabilities include falls, poi­ the lid. MIS record of 12 times for 105 laps. about breaking the record, but worth said. “ People made it my two-putted from 15 feet. A. Make the patient vomit only if: a. Sneva in the closest Indy Car race lead with birdies on the third seems to fit the need. "The Parents’ soning and burns. "It should be sealed with adhesive F ive of the caution flags were for nonetheless did just that, as she goal and that’s where I ran into Jones’ second shot landed just on he is fully conscious, and, b. he is not in history. through seventh holes, She shot Emergency Guide” (Facts on File, "Strange as it may seem, the tape, to keep it clean and dry and help If you're not around to tell us accidents which sent three drivers won her 85th career LPG A tourna­ problems. “ I finally took some the back fringe, about 30 feet from convulsing, and, c. you know ' for But fourth place finisher Gordon three-under-par 32 on the front $6.95) tells what to do in the critical first majority of accidents happen in the keep out children. Similar kits should and one crewmember to hospitals ment, becoming the top tourna­ time off (three weeks) about a the cup. She chipped to within 8 certain that the poison is not an acid, whether it does or doesn’t go, Johncock protested the race be­ in Jackson aiW Ann Arbor. nine. minutes that may make the difference home rather than outside,” "Parents’ be kept in cars, boats and campers.” ment winner in professional golf month ago and came out with a feet, but pushed her putt just left, alkali or liquid petroleum product. Emergency Medical Guide” says. cause of “ unspecified drivers” Driver C h^ Ganassi was in Whitworth b o g e y e d ^ fift h hole between life and death. Contents should include: adhesive there’s a good chance it will end history. better attitude. I didn’t let it bother giving the 44-year-old Whitworth Credit for the quick-reading direc­ Q. Should I try to move my child if he "Pre-school children are particu­ passing him during a caution, critical condition at University of and trailed by as many as four tape; 2*/i-inch bandage; 1-inch ban­ A missed putt by Rosie Jones on me as much.” the title. tions on how to handle dozens of is unconscious? larly at risk from accidents in the up on the van. officials said. Michigan Hospital with head injur­ strokes, but birdied the seventh dage; an acetaminophen, that is, the first hole of sudden death Jones, who finished second to “ I thought I hit it pretty good,” emergencies goes to The Diagram A. Provided that there is no possibil­ home. A young baby may choke on food Officiai results of the race were ies suffered when his car tangled and eighth holes to move back into Tylenol and children’s Tylenol; as­ Sunday allowed Whitworth to win Patty Sheehan at last week’s Jones said of her putt. “ It just Group, a consortium of artists, illustra­ ity of neck or spinal injury, persons who or a small object; an exploring toddler to be announced Monday morning with that o f A1 Unser. Jr. on the contention. pirin, for adults only unless prescribed the $200,000 Rochester Interna­ Women’s Open, said “ I wouldn’t didn’t break the way I thought and tors and researchers whose popular are unconscious but breathing should may fall down stairs, pull a scalding Graduates wanted following a review of the protest. back stretch and flipped end-over- Through nine holes, Jones, at by a physician for a child. tional, and break the record held want anybody else to beat me. I ’m I lost.” books include "The Human Body,” be placed in the recovery position: pan from the stove, swallow a house­ The purse for the race is $405,000. end. Unser was treated and by Sam Snead. 6-under-par, was one stroke ahead Also; gauze dre.ssings, scissors, Are you a recent college grad? Want your really glad she got her85th and I ’m Jones missed a chance to win the "M an’s Body,” “ Woman’s Body,” and stomach down, head turned to one side; hold poison such as bleach, or even The winner will receive $61,870. released from Foote Hospital in of Whitworth. tweezers, safety pins, eyecup, antihis­ accomplishment listed in the Manchester Herald? ” I tried not to think about it (the really mad I didn’t make my tournament on the 18th When her and arm and leg on that side pulled up suffocate in a plastic bag. Previously, the closest race was Jackson. Whitworth birdied the eleventh "Child’s Body.” tamine creaip, antiseptic cream, adhe­ It s simple. There’s a form to fill out which you can record),” Whitworth said. first.” 15-foot putt from the back fringe ’til the thigh is at right angles to the "A s a child grows older the type of the 1982 Indy 500 when Johncock Driver Phil Krueger was admit­ hole to tie at 6-under-par and both , sive dressings, petroleum jelly, rub­ obtain by either stopping by the Herald office at 16 She said the pressure oil her to Whitworth and Jones were tied ' rimmed the cup and ran by. She HERE ARE some samples of what body, and the hand level with the jaw. risk changes: school children perhaps nipped Rick Mears by 16- ted to Foote with a concussion break Snead’s record has been players birdied 12, with Ms. bing alcohoi and cotton. Brainard Place or .sending us a self-addressed at 7-under-par 281 through regula­ had to settle for par. are described as “ instant answers” to DO NOT put a pillow under the head. are more prone to accidents outside the "Towels, handkerchiefs, tissues are hundredths of a second. sustained when his car hit the building ever since she tied him by Whitworth knocking in a 12-footer stamped envelope. tion play at the Locust Hill Country Whitworth started the day in the after watching Jones sink a 20-foot important questions. home such as falls, swimming acci­ useful for cleaning and covering Six times in the last 10 laps fourth turn wall and pit-crew winning the Kemper Open last Club. Whitworth reached the green ACCIDENTS that kill or cause dents and, of course, traffic Our address is. Box 591, Manchester Herald, lead at 4-under-par, one stroke putt. Q, Should I induce vomiting if 1 think wounds,” the guide says. Manch .ster, 06040. { It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 23, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 23. 1984 - I7_

Alumni magazines mv Many women say Advice aren’t as hum-drum the fifties can be A teenager’s letter to God as they used to be life’s best years By Lisa PIrozzolo rest, some magazines reported on get both panned and praised United Press International issues unflattering to the By Iris Krasnow universities. United Press International “ There has been a flood of news! "In the 1960s, during the trouble DEAR ABBY: For years, the column about weddings that were Much too much for me to recant in time, Columbia took the lead in Men seem to do it gracefully, first thing I used to read in the St. stopped when the questibn was these abbreviated pages. Peter publishing objective reports of without^backward glance. But for Louis Globe-Democrat was your asked. " I f there is anyone present Phillips is now a proud grand­ riots there," says Charlie women, turning 50 traditionally column, but you have just lost a Dear who knows why this couple should father ... Morton Silliman writes to Heimken, vice-president for the has been clouded with self-doubt. reader. not be joined in holy matrimony, say that he attended his 200th Council For Advancement and And why not? America calls the Why? Because I hate your Abby let him speak now or forever hold consecutive football game ... Wal­ Support of Education. "It pres­ craggy sUn and gray hairs of a reruns! These people who ask you his peace.” ter Ziegler has been named presi­ ented basic controversial issues to 50-plus man "d is tin g u is h e d ," to print a letter because they think Abigail I would like to add my own dent of the ... And on a sad note, the alumni, and presented these issues “sexy." The same traits in a It’s so good, let them get a Van Buren experience: I was a 19-year-old death o f..." fairly." woman are often dismissed as scrapbook and save the ones they bride in 1933. The man I was about Alumni magazines grace the George Keller, former editor-in- "matronly." like, so the rest of us won’t have to to marry was 26, and we had gone coffee tables and trash cans of chief of Columbia's magazine, Gutsy women of achievement be bored with them. "Please, God, together for two years. most college graduates. Featuring wrote an entire issue himself, who hit the half-century mark this I ’m Only 17,” about the dead 4 We walked down the aisle of a poorly-written stories of archeo­ addressing the crisis from faculty, year are destined to shatter the teenager in a car wreck, is one 1 little country church filled with logical digs in Mesopotamia or administration and student angles. stereotypes equating middle age really hate. I don’t feel sorry for 17,” I couldn’t hold back the tears, friends and relatives. When the institutional building programs, "In my view, it was a monumental with loss of sizzle. some jerk kid who kills himself I just never had anything hit me preacher asked if anybody present these magazines have often been piece of reporting." says "A g e shouldn’t be newsworthy in doing 80 mph in a souped-up jalopy. like that letter did. knew why we shouldn’t be mar­ dry and dull. Cleveland. Itself; but it is one more boundary I see kids like him every day It made me realize a lot of things. ried, I spoke up and said, " I cannot But during the past 15 years, After a lapse in publishing. for women to break.” says Gloria around here, bouncing up and For one, it made e realize how marry Allen (his real name) some alumni magazines have Columbia hired Cleveland to "re­ Steinem, feminist pioneer, author down in their seats, hitting the roof much it would hurt my parents and because when he asked me to moved into the fast lane. Glossy think the magazine — what it was and founder-editor of Ms. maga­ of the car with their heads. Most of grandparents if I ended up like that marry him, I told him I would on and well-written, a few even and should be," says Cleveland. kid did, all because I chose to drive zine. “ Probably women have ad­ them are either so high on dope or the condition that he never take UPI photo compete with professional maga- “ Now it's more of a general vanced at least a decade. Fifty is GERALDINE FERRARO drunk on beer they can’t feel a faster than I should. another drink of whiskey again. He zines.for new.sstand space. terest magazine than an alumni now what 40 used to be." thing. And they all turn up their It also made me promise myself swore he wouldn’t with his hand on Danny Simon is a well-known comedy famous playwright Neil Simon. Simon . . . turns 50 next year that I would never, never take a Unlike house organs alumni p agazine. We address the work of Indeed, photos of Ms. Steinem radios so loud you can hear them a a Bible, but as we were walking writer, director and script consultant in teaches college students the craft of magazines used to be, these review 'scholars in a larger context. We drink of anything — not even beer draped in a halter gown at her 50th block away. down the aisle I smelled liquor on his own right. He is also brother of the writing comedy for television current issues and explore aca­ continue the work of the university birthday party didn't remind This may sound cold to you, but if — and then get behind the wheel of his breath! ” demic topics with uncommon style by challenging the thinking of our anyone she could be a grand­ they kill themselves, it’s fine with a car. I also promised myself that The guests were shocked, the and depth. Well-educated readers readers,” he said. mother. Shirley MacLaine in black me; there’s just one less nut on the if I am in a car and the driver starts wedding was called off and my seek to further their educations, Columbia has devoted in-depth tights, “ Getting Her Kicks at 50” road. to drive recklessly or foolishly fast, daddy said he was proud of me. rather than read platitudes of their issues to recombinant DNA, nu­ on the cover of TIME magazine, Like I said, Abby, you just lost a I will try to talk some sense into Allen left town, and two years later alma mater. clear energy, and the history of reader in St. Louis. him — or her — and if I can’t, I will I married a nice non-drinking man. Danny Simon’s seminar didn't look like a woman approach­ Herald photo by Pinto insist on being let out of that car no "The.se are very sophisticated co-education in the Ivy League. ing menopause. FRED D., Next May we’ll have been married matter where I am or what time it people," says Ceil Cleveland, "W e don't want to be just a They aren't alone. By the end of ELDON, MO. 50 years. is. editor-in-chief of "Columbia." Co­ fundraiser or house organ,” says Golden Grangers honored 1984, Sophia Loren, Joan Didion, TRUE STORY FROM lumbia University's magazine. Anne Diffily, the "Brown Alumni Thank you, Abby, for printing teaches writing for TV Carol Lawrence, Brigitte Bardot, DEAR FRED; Sorry, I hate to NORTH CAROLINA that letter. Please run it every "Ninety percent of our readers Monthly” managing editor. "We James and Geraldine McBrierty of Manchester were Barbara Bain, Florence Hender­ lose a reader, but I’ve heard from spring just before the kids have television shows ever eiealed have college degrees. 55 percent want to write about news as it's son, M aggie Smith, Shari Lewis hundreds of readers (mostly tee­ By Amy Blumenfhal what to think,” says Simon, who honored at a meeting of Manchester Grange Wednesday their proms because that’s the (Getting married? Send for His long list of credits in have masters degrees, and 35 happening. and Barbara Eden will have five nagers) urging me to run that United Press International bears a striking resemblance to for their 50 years of service with the grange. They were time most kids get killed in car Abby’s new, updated, expanded eluded working on the "Sid percent have Ph.D.s — they are not "During the 1960s unrest and the decades under their belts. letter every year. Read on: his younger brother — the same accidents. booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Ceasar Show” for three years only .sophisticated, but are rigor­ war protests, a lot of alumni presented with certificates and 50-year pins. The couple Dianne Feinstein, Yoko Ono, BOSTON — Don’t call him round face, thinning hair and I never realized how much one Wedding.” Send your name and and as head writer for classics ous critics,” he says. became upset. The magazines that met at a grange meeting. She originally joined the Kim Novak, Joan Collins, Cicely DEAR ABBY; I am a 16-year-old Neil Simon’s brother. Just call quick wit. letter could change my life. Keep address clearly printed with a like "The Danny Thomas "Stress; What Can Be Done," came through with flying colors Tyson and Jane Byrne passed 50 in boy, and I usually have fairly good him Danny Simon. Simon began his career in organization in East Haddam and he joined in West up the good work. check or money order for $2.50 Show,” "My Three Sons," reads the cover of “ Bostonia, were the ones that gave balanced '83. Geraldine Ferraro, Loretta control of my emotions. I mean, it After all, he is a well known comedy writing 37 years ago 1982.” Hartford. RICK IN INDIANA (this includes postage) to: Dear "M cIIales N avy” and "Hache- coverage to what was going on on Lynn, Lee Remick and Diahann takes a lot to make me cry, but comedy writer, director and when he and Neil starting Abby, Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box lor Father. " More reictdly he campus." she says. Carroll take the plunge next year. when 1 read that letter in your script consultant in his own writing professionally for the DEAR ABBY: I just read your 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) worked on "One Day at a THE BOSTON University maga­ Granted, this is not a typical column. "Please. God. I ’m Only right. And, yes, of course he is Robert Q. Lewis radio show in Tim e,” "Different Strokes" and zine, led by editor Laura Freid, MS. DIFFILY says, for exam­ Palomar astronomers sampling of working women. But the brother of the famous 1947. The Simons worked as a "Facts of Life" devoted an issue to the exploration ple. the "Brown Alumni Monthly” when celebrity role models admit playwright Neil “ Doc” Simon. team for a decade before But he's been so hu.sy leach of stress, its causes and remedies. this year covered a controversial their true ages — long a female But ironically none of these splitting up. ing. he has no more lime or With a bright blue cover and sex discrimination case brought taboo — it nudges their sisters in SHIRLEY MacLAINE factors are what has contrib­ "The only rivalry we ever had now have the most Diet full of food with bulk interest — in writing forlelevi eye-catching graphics, "Bosto­ against the school. mainstream society to feel pride in . . ‘best is yet to come’ uted to his notoriety in recent was when we split up and I made nia” hardly looks like an alumni "The main job of these maga­ their birth dates, too. years. Only since he left the the mistake of letting him take sion any more. publication. zines is to inform alumni about the television industry five years the typewriter. Otherwise I "Television stinks now," he “ When I came to Boston Univer­ powerful telescope ' says flatly. work of the institution in all THE LATE anthropologist Mar­ ago to teach college students the could have written all those sity, there was really no vehicle to aspects — even issues of controv­ is good for diverticulosis craft of writing comedy for the plays myself,” Danny joked. "Most shows lhe.se days are garet Mead called the exhilaration transform ongoing research into an insult to your intelligenee. ersy and problems — to cultivate By Brian AAottaz that comes in a woman’s later life tube has he become created his "But I really hate writing. As information for alumni. I proposed concern and support,” says split by a pyramid-shapea mirror They'reonly designed to make a United Press International "post-menopausal -zest. ’ ’ patients with diverticulosis or with niche. Dorothy Parker once said, 'I to John Silber that we revamp Heimken. at the center of the new l.S-ton studio audience laugh I think “ My life is the most interesting DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 73 years spastic colon problems. “ I have more students who hate writing, but I love having ‘Bo.stonia,’ which had been a device. 'The Danny Thomas Show" Although no study has been done and flamboyant that it's ever old and have a problem with diverti­ DEAR DR. LAMB - I would like have turned out to be profes­ written.’ I hate facing those monthly newspaper, into a sophis­ PASADENA. Calif, - The latest A quarter of the image is then would still hold up today be­ to determine if sophisticated been,” Shari Lewis says. The culosis and what I can and cannot eat. to know how to get rid of cellulite on sional writers in the country blank pages, whereas lYiy ticated intellectual magazine." electronic light sensing equipment captured by each camera, which, cause it's about people, not alumni publications pay in dollars puppeteer of "Lamb Chop” fame One doctor says eat apples and skin Your the back of my thighs. I am a 28-year- than have been turned out by brother is insane — he thinks says Ms. Freid. has made the Pafomar Observato­ in turn, focuses the light onto an completely chewed. Another says about silly, inane jokes. and cents, Heimken says, "w ell just wrapped up a starring role in a old woman and I have had this prob­ any university or individual writing’s fun. “ Technology Review," the Mas­ ry's 37-year-old telescope, a sky- electronic sensing component don’t eat the peel. Both agree I "M ost of my students are so informed alumni are more likely to Southern California production of Health lem since I was 22.1 have been pretty teacher in the country. I ’m very "And, of course, you have to sachusetts Institute of Technology watcher with an illustrious past, called a charge-coupled device, or shouldn’t eat see^. amazed in my classes wben 1 support issues financially — and in "Getting My Act Together And much inactive since high school until proud of that,” boasts Simon, have that drive to write because magazine, is another publication the most powerful on Earth. CCD. It is this component that 1 I’d like to know about peels and Lawrence tell (hem what comedy writing that way these magazines perpetu- Taking It On the Road" and is a year ago. I was also about 15 61, after a Boston University the more you write the better that has evolved into a professional a t e t h e philosophy of The new computer-controlled converts the image into data that skins such as those of grapes, raisins, seminar. you write. Every day you’re a could be about ~ what it should device known as the "4Shooter" working on her 26th book. Lamb, M.D. pounds overweight. I ’m 5 feet 8 and publication. Of the 80,000 circula­ philanthropy." can be stored in a computer. plums, cherries and peaches, and ” I try to teach people the better writer than you were the be about. They just automati­ enables Palomar astronomers to “ Turning 50 was no big thing to weigh 132 pounds. I jog more than tion, half go to alumni with the rest "Our magazine suggests that the membranes from oranges. Also, what principles so they can teach day before." cally assume we just have to view objects 200 million times me,” recalls Jane Byrne, former three miles three days a week and sold at newsstands. institution has a place in society BACK A T Caltech, scientists can about vegetables such as lettuce, themselves and develop their So while brother Neil went on write better jokes. fainter than can be seen with the Mayor of Chicago. She recently other days I ride my bike. I’m in good “ Our mission is to put out a larger than its relationship to its use the data to create images of .cabbage, corn and peas, which have a The other consideration is whether own styles of comedy. I can only to playwright fame, Danny “ Jokes don't do it,” he ex­ naked eye. celebrated her 51st birthday. "I shape except for this layer of cellulite magazine that reflects the intellec­ students, " says M IT's Matill. distant galaxies, employing the Tine skin? Is cauliflower raw or a food causes gas. Gas-formers on my thighs. It just won’t go and give them the guidelines, but made a name for himself as a plained. "The best kind of Scientists are just as pleased had other things on my mind” — tual issues current at the univer­ "W e're looking to understand the latest computer enhancement ^cooked OK? Do tomatoes have too increase the pressure inside (he colon looks very unattractive. Do the not the talent. I can tell them top comedy writer for some of comedy comes from charac­ with the speed of the device, which like losing her bid for re-election to sity," says "Review" editor John world at large." techniques to get a finished .much acid if they are skinned and and can increase problems with advertisements for melting away cel­ how to go about thinking, but not the funniest, most original ters, not from jokes. has virtually doubled the amount Harold Washington. The Chicago Matill. "The things we write about, "Bostonia," "Harvard Maga­ picture. (seeded? What about seeded diverticulosis. In fact, a spastic colon lulite really work? of work that can be done from dusk press reports she’s gearing up to people are interested in and want zine” , “ Radcliffe Magazine” , Until scientists began using -;A, and a sister. Sunny, 4. grandparents are Wilfred S. 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. ASHFORD send them to work with my husband! little courage for your husband to walk into the AND D E A R M AR TIN : Our church has a food program to Once a month I have my husband take another shoe lunchroom that first day with the shoe box full of Memorial Hospital. His maternal Crossen, Michael Stewart, son of Crossen of Wethersfield and the • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, Ph.D., P.O. Box box full of new coupons to work and exchange it for the help needy families in our community. It’s called Several months ago I gave him a pile of coupons and coupons. I ’m sure you were proud of him, just as I ’m 'grandparents are Lawrence and Beth and Stewart Crossen of la te , Marion Crossen of old box. He tells me that everyone looks forward to it 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. SIMPSON “ Feed A Friend” and once a month we are asked to sure he is proud of you. Frances Green of Suffield. His Houston, Texas, was born July 7 in Manchester. A LL SEATS $13.75 donate non-perishables. Super Savers S11.75 M y husband and I both work, but have very little of Tree Top Frozen Apple Juice, plus your name, Sanka Ground Coffee. Expires Sept. 30, 1984. extra money, and although we enjoy helping others we JULY 30-AUG 4. Mon to Sal Clip ‘n’ file refunds address and ZIP code. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. SEAGRAM'S 7 Crown $7,777 Sweepstakes $2 Something Different...... Wish Someone A didn’t have much to contribute to "Feed A Friend.” Beverages (File No. 8) These offers require refund forms: Refund. Send the required refund form and the Thoughts That was before we got the idea of using our coupons. LIPTON-EQUAL $1 Utter, nectrikc a uu-ceiu back label from a 1.75 liter party size bottle of Barbara EDENin Now, I save the high-value coupons for the Happy Birthday Clip out this file and keep it with similar Lipton Instant Tea coupon and a SO-cent Equal Seagram’s 7 Crown. Michigan and Oregon non-perishables we don’t use, and when there is a good cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Low Calorie Sweetener coupon. Send the required residents must include the register tape. This WOMAN ofliB YEAR Exodus 9:1 — “ Let my people go, ces like alcohol, heroin, cocaine, context of remembering that no­ with A Herald Happy Heart sale or double coupons, it doesn’t cost much to buy the beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting refund form and one entire label from Lipton’s offer is valid only to adults of legal drinking age TONY AWARD small-size products. With the help of these coupons the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Instant Tea (3-ounce or larger size jar) and one Expires Sept. 30, 1984. that they may serve m e.” tobacco and sweets that enslave a thing exists without God’s creative which we used to throw away, we’ve increased our the required forms at the supermarket, in God repeated to Moses over and person and bring anguish and peril and redeeming work in Jesus. To box top from Equal Low Calorie Sweetener (50, SUNKIST Juice Drinks Eight 30-cent Coupons. ' ' MUSICAL contributions to “ Feed A Friend” tenfold. Our newspapers and magazines, and when trading over the instructions to walk into to health. wish to be frge of the given physical 100 or 200 packet box.) Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Receive eight 30-cent coupons — each one good on contributions have made every penny we save more with friends. 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Excel­ room, 2 bath condo, floor, 2 rooms total Ing 500 CONCRETE Walkways, — Bathroom remodel­ small .. . the response big. sq. ft. August 1st occu­ steps, patios, chimney ing; installation water tax. Sand, gravel and lent mechanical condi­ wall-to-wall corpeting, stone. Call 643-9504. tion. Good frame. Hitch, 643-2711. NEWLY remodeled air conditioning, applian­ pancy. Heat, air condi­ repairs, siding and paint­ heaters, garbage dispo­ rooms. Maid, linen ser­ new brakes, $450. 649- ces. Pool and more. $495 tioning Included. Plenty ing. Quality work at sals; faucet repairs. 649- Help Wanted PICK YOUR OWN RASP­ 9475. Notices Help Wanted 21 21 Help Wanted 2] Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 vice, parking. 24 hour monthly plus utilities. of off street parking. Coll lower prices. Call646-7776 4539. VIso/MosterCard Real security, 649-0210.______John H. Lappen, Inc, for tree estimotes. accepted. BERRIES — AT Nutmeg Lease and security. Call Vineyard, Bunker Hill 1970 BARRACUDA - Slant The Cobbler 6464)618. ______649-5261. DENTAL SECRETARY MATURE PERSON - For Road, Coventry. Call 742- 6. Runs good. Body rust. EXPERIENCED, MA­ MEDICAL RECEPTIO- EXPERIENCED HAIR­ PART TIME HELP ADVERTISING /PUB­ Homes for Sale 31 key position In our con­ Polnting/Pwerlng S2 Lost/Found 01 Assistant. Self starter de­ M A N C H E ST E R - 3 bed­ MANCHESTER OFFICE 8402 for details. $500 negotiable. 649-5993. TURE FULL TIME NIST/ASSISTANT — DRESSER WANTED — WANTED - General LIC RELATIONS PER­ venience store Fran­ siring variety challenge. room duplex, IV baths, SPACE — Ideal tor ac­ For Sale SALES PERSON — Apply Monchester office needs Very good earnings, no cleaning person to clean SON tor D.W. Fish Realty chise. Have most of your 3 Young clientele. Reply no pets. Security and countant, lawyer or sales CAMARO 1977, V-8 - Air In person to: Marlow 's, person to assist physi­ following needed. Ful- small shop and office. Co. Full time, port time. days free and still get in a 2 FOUND — Black and 867 M ain Street, cian. Heavy patient con­ l/part time. Call Anne, Hours negotiable. Re­ Send resume to D.W. Fish Box TT c/o The Herald. TODAY’S references. $575 plus utlll- office. Central location. PAINTING AND PAPER Pets 6S conditioning, 54,000 40 hour week with morn­ white female kitten. Vic­ Manchester. tact. Medical transcrlp- 643-1442. spond to P.D. Box 127, R ealty, 220 H a rtfo rd tles. 643-6444 or 649-7814. Ample parking. Call 649- HANGING — Exterior miles. $3300. 646-2930. ing hours plus. Excellent ond Interior, ceilings re­ Household Goods 62 2 inity of Main and Willi­ 2891. fion. Experience Bolton, Ct. 06040. Tpke., Vernon, Ct. MEDICAL RECEPTION­ Real Estate opportunity for right per­ ams Streets. If he's yours IST W A N T E D - In M a n ­ ONE BEDROOM, cen­ paired. References, fully MANAGEMENT TRAI­ required. Please reply to TRUCK DRIVER — Heat­ son. Applications at F R E E - 3 year old mole. please call 643-4251. chester. Requires good trally located, available MODERN OFFICE FOR insured. Quality work. NEE — Wholesale dlstrl- Box S, c/o the Manches­ ing fuel oil. Experience FULL AND PART TIME Dolrv Mart, 368 Spencer USED REFRIGERA­ Husky-Lob cross. Good Motorcyclet/Blcvclef 72 ter Herald. only for home delivery. telephone skills, patient Immediately, $385 includ­ R E N T - 431 sq..ft. Heated, Martin Mattsson, even­ bution field. Entry HELP wanted for golf St., Monchester. ing heat. 649-4416. After TORS, WASHERS, watch dog. Needs yard. LOST - Bifocals, silver position growth company Insjjrance benefits, uni­ course and snack bar. Interaction, filing, minor air conditioned and car­ ings 649-4431. MANCHE6TER*Room 5pm 649-8782.______peted. 646-4440 days, ev­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ 646-0667 or 875-8181. frames. Vicinity Bo­ with national affiliates NURSE AIDES — Certifi­ forms, vacation, etc. Call N U R S E S A ID E S -7 a m to Apply at Tatiwood Coun­ bookkeeping. Typing MOTORCYCLE INSU­ nanza, W. Middle Tpke. by N o rm a for rent in a private enings 646-1077. CEILINGS REPAIRED teed, parts and service. profit sharing. Call 649- cation program will be 647-9137. 3pm and 3pm to 11 pm. try Club, Rt. 85, Hebron. helpful but not neces­ RANCE SPECIALIST — Call 875-6501, Mrs. Lo- home. Furnished or un­ APARTMENT - One bed­ or REPLACED with dry- Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, 4563. storting on August 6th, Full or part time. Steady sary. Please coll 646-0534 Tedtord room. Single senior citi­ Call us and compare our 3 treck or Jean, 871-7723. furnished. Use of kitchen, SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ wall. Call evenings, Gary Son, 649 M ain Street, 1984 tor nurse aides on 7 - 3 DELIVERY PERSON and secure work with TEACHERS - Coventry between 12 and 1:30. zen. References. $300. Automotive rotes. Ask for Janet or 3 bathroom, laundry facili­ livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. McHugh, 643-9321. 643-2171. DENTAL HYGIENIST — and 3 - 11 shifts. Full and A N D S A L E S C L E R K - tor excelieent working con­ Public Schools. .50 Ele- Coll 649-9M7.______Judy. Crockett Agency, LOST - Female Calico Part time starting In part time. Please reply ditions and employee be­ BANKING - Part time ties. Nice area. Call 646- prime retail space, ample modern pharmacy. Part mentory Learning Dis­ Second morlgiiges ;ire N A M E YOUR OWN AIR CONDITIONER for 643-1577. cat. Vicinity of Center St. August. Progressive, before July 26th, to Direc­ time, nights and wee­ nefits fully paid. We need ability Position. (K Proof Operator. 1pm to 5209 anytime. 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT parking. $660. Coll 236- one segm ent of the hous­ PRICE — Father and son. sliding window, either Cars/Truck* for Sole 71 and Falknor Drive. Call preventative oriented tor of Staff Development, kends. Apply at once to dedicaated Nurses Aides through 4) and long term closing. Applicants must ing morket Ihol has ex­ - Private home. Heot, 6021 or 644-3977. 646-3554 after 5pm. Fast, dependable ser­ vertical or horizontal. HO NDA, 1974 550 C B — practice In Manchester. between 8 and 3, Monday Tom or Manager, Liggett who enloy helping our middle school (5 through be skilled at 10 key opera­ perienced real growth in Apartments lor Rent 42 appliances. Working sin­ Ward's 9000 BTU, 110 V, Excellent condition. Experience preferred. thru Thursday at 643-5151. Parkade Pharmacy, 404 elderly patients. Please tion. South Windsor Bonk recent years. It is re­ gle adult only. No pets, vice. Pointing, Paper­ 8) substitute learning dis­ hanging 8> Removal. Coll 12A, $75. Phone 646-3067. Fairing, backrest, LOST - Black Laborador Please call 646-2251. Crestfleld Convalescent W . Middle Tpke., coll Mrs. Lounl, Director ability position from Sep­ & Trust Co. Contact ported that two out of ev­ children. 643-2880.______Misc. for Rent 1971 DODGE DART puppy In front of M an ­ ery five mortgages in 644-0585 or 644-0036. Kerker Header, K8iN, Home and Fenwood Manchester. of Nurses, 646-0129. M an ­ tember to December. Warren Motteson 289- MANCHESTER — Avail­ SWINGER, 318 — Auto­ Jetted new tires, etc. $750. chester Senior Citizen 1981 was a second mort­ THREE BEDROOM SOLID CHERRY DINING matic, power steering. M anor In Manchester. chester Manor Nursing Must meet Ct. certifica­ 6061 tor app'Jlntment. gage and this ratio is ex- able immediately. One, ROOM TABLE - 4 ladder Coiy3-6560 onytlme. Center. Call 875-1212. Home, 385 West Center tion. Contact Dr. Donald two and three bedroom TOWNHOUSE available EXTERIOR/INTERIOR Excellent running condi­ STATEWIDE, NON­ peeled to rise. STORAGE GARAGE for PAINTING and wallpap­ bock choirs, 2 extension PART TIME H O U S E ­ St., Manchester. NIcoletti's office at 742- YARD PERSON To put this slalistie in apartments. $400, $440, September 1st. $490 plus tion. Florida cor. Coll RENTAL SECRETARY PROFIT AGENCY forthe oil heat. Rose or Don, rent. AvoMoble on a ering, celling work. Call leaves. Excellent condi­ HONDA XL600R - 1983. KEEPER - Mature, de- 8913. EOE. WANTED - Mowing, some perspective, it $520, heat ond hot water 871-2330, mornings. $950. Excellent dirt/street. W A N T E D — Part time, traumat leal IV b ro in - pehdable, own 646-8646 or 646-2482. monthly or yeaarly basis. evenings, Gary McHugh, tion. $500. 643-6463. evenings, 4-7 and wee­ CARPENTERS - Expe­ trim m ing bushes, etc. helps to realize that. 10 Included. BIssell and Coil 646-7726 otter 4pm. $1600. 646-3468 after 6pm. Employment Iniured seeking an indi­ transportation, Vernon ye ars ago. only one. 643-9321. 1973 ECONOLINE VAN, kends. Call Carroll John­ rienced in concrete form, MEAT PROCESSOR Apply Box UU c/o The Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. CALORIC 40" Stove, 4 vidual who possesses Circle area. 3 nights a Herald. mortgage in twenty was EAST HARTFORD - 5 FORD — $975. Reconditi­ & Education son Brundrett, Fountain framing and trim. Taking needs willing, energetic rooms, carpeting, park­ burners, grill. Two ov­ management skills and week, approximately applications af Orlando a second mortgage This oned motor, very good Village, 528-1300. plant workers. Will train. new respeelabilily may ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 ing, heat. No pets. Refer­ ens, two broilers, good experience in the human 5:30-8:30. Liight house­ Annum & Sons, 147 Hale SALES ASSOCIATES - Wanted to Rent running condition. New Rec Vehicles 73 Steady work. Good be­ be the result of trendslo- bedrooms. Prices to fit ences. Available August *? Bulldlng/Contractlng S3 condition. Best offer. 649- services field. Knowled- keeping and assisting Rd., Manchester, 644- Port time days or nights brakes, new tires, stand­ Help Wanted 21 MECHANIC WANTED — nefits. 243-1728. ward higher home va­ your budget. Housing Un­ 1st. 528-1383 after 5:30pm. 0856. ge/experience with trau­ parents with chlldren- 2427. available. Apply In per­ limited. Call 724-1967 ard shift. Coll only otter For construction com­ matic brain injuries a lues. It resulted in .Temporary help, college AUTO DIESEL ME­ son D & L, Manchester higher homeow ner equi­ (Chg.). PROFESSIONAL MALE 5pm, Monday thru Fri­ 1962 AVALON 17 ft. pany. Must have plus. Salary commensu­ students welcome. Call M A N C H E S T E R - 4 room FARRAND REMODEL­ MOVING - Furniture, PAINTERS - with 5 years complete set of tools and PROFESSIONAL PAIN­ CHANIC - Needed now Parkade. ties. It m ay al.so be the seeks clean, quiet one or tools and kitchen Itenns day, weekends anytime, Travel Trailer. Sleeps 6. rate with credentials and 646-5153, leave message TERS wanted Imme­ result of previously high duplex with appliances, ING — Coblnets, roofing, 649-9012. experience In residential be able to weld. Full tor new cor dealership. 3'/j R O O M A P A R T M E N T carpeting, garage, pool. two bedroom apartment for sole. 646-3252. Toilet, 3 burner stove, and industrial. Transpor­ skills. Forward resume with service. diately. Call 643-2659. Full time permanent po­ interest rates which dis­ gutters, room additions, furnace. Needs minor benefits. Call Brad be­ — Private home, heat, $525 month plus utilities. In Manchester area. Re­ decks, all types of remo­ tation necessary. Good and writing sample to: sition with top pay plan couraged the lefinanc- appliances. Working sin­ CO U G AR 1970 XR 7 - Good work. $850. 725-4633 be­ ONE SIZE tween 9am and 3pm, 289- CARPENTERS HELPER ingofeexisting first mort­ Call 647-9879 before 60m, sponsible tenant. 647- pay and working condi­ CBTI Inc., 401 West Main PROFESSIONAL PAIN­ and benefits. Must have deling and repairs. FREE tires, battery, radiator. tween 7om and 5pm. Ask (14-16-18) 2 13 3 8235. NURSES AIDES - 7am to - Steady work. Coll 643- gages. In any ease, a se­ gle adult only. No pets, 643-2440 otter 6pm. Avail­ 3735. estimates. Fully Insured. tions. Call 1-224-4846. EO E Street, Norwich, CT TERS WANTED Imme­ strong diesel experience children. Call 643-2880. Misc. for Sale 63 Needs body work. $500 or for Top. 06360. 3pm and 3pm to 11pm. 4005. cond mortgage can pro­ able September 1st. Telephone 643-6017, after diately. Call 643-2659. and own tools. Apply In vide a homeowner with best offer. Coll 646-1949 Treat the cover-up cob­ Full or part time. Steady 6pm, 647-8509. otter 6pm or weekends. 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P rice------$2Jn- 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 23, 1984 BUSINESS Parents still can get a break Both parties In Israel Dethroned Miss America He remembers trying to form coalition hopes for a better future Oak St. saloon College doesn’t necessarily mean end of deduction ... page 4 page 5 ... page 11

If you're among the hundreds of thousands of young picking up a small amount of her expenses; you’re support than educational expenses. men and women who graduated from high school this supplying $2,700 of support; your daughter is For instance, the “ fair rental value’’ of your son’s past spring, or if you're among their parents, the odds supplying $2,650. or less than half. lodging while he is at home during the year counts as are you think that if the kids now go on to college, that Your 3) Your daughter has won a big college scholarship, support supplied to him. Assuming the school year is means the end of your $1,000 dependency deduction so you figure you now provide her with less than half of only eight months long, the costs of the child’s lodging for the child. Money's her support and won't be able to claim the exemption. at home during the other four months maybe enough This is not necessarily .so; t •Not true. If a dependent wins a scholarship, there to put your support expenses over the more-than-half Merely by using a little ta.x planning, you still can Worth actually is a two-way tax break. First, the scholarship support amount. Cooler tonight; Manchester, Conn. nail down this deduction. Below are five general 5) Your child earns $3,000 in 1984, allot which will go Sylvia Porter money is tax-free to the parents and to the child. pleasant Wednesday Tuesday, July 24, 1984 misconceptions to be thrown away. Second, the parents can still get the dependency for support; you provide $4,000 of support; but your 1) Your 21-year-old son has started a summer job deduction no matter how big the schoUrship is. That is child still needs a $2,000 student loan to make ends — See page 2 Single copy: 2500 in support. You're supplying less than support. The term support includes food, shelter, appears that he is definitely providing more than half of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. WASHINGTON — Consumer prices, Reacting to the report. White House in the overall index for transportation. tional product included an inflation 2 Seasonally adjOsted percent half the child's support, killing the dependency clothing, education, the like. In this instance, the his support and you can’t claim the dependency 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press cushioned by cheaper gasoline, rose a spokesman Larry Speakes issued a In addition to the major indexes for measure for both consumers and deduction, yes? Maybe not. says Prentice-Hall in a daughter is putting some money in the bank; you're deduction. But maybe not. There’s a lot more to Syndicate.) scant 0.2 percent in June, putting the statement saying, “ The economy is on food and beverages and transportation, business that showed an improvement changes from previous month annual inflation rate at 4,1 percent for a solid foundation and today’s inflation the other five major components of the in the second quarter over the first. the first half of the year, the Labor rate is the cornerstone.” price index showed some conflicting That inflation measure, called the American Thread closing Department said today. “Since the recovery started 19 cross currents; “ implicit price deflator” ran at 3.5 IRAs and KEOGHS The June figure was the same as the months ago, inflation has stayed below $ Clothing prices dropped 0.3 per­ percent in the second quarter and 4.4 Which mutual funds get the most 0.2 percent May increase in the 5 percent,” the statement said, “ and 6.8 cent with women’s and girls’ clothing percent in the first. Consumer Price Index, and left the miilion more Americans have found declining in price 1.5 percent. The Labor Department’s index of 3 inflation rate at 4.1 percent when jobs.” $ Entertainment costs rose 0.5 per­ June wholesale prices, released earlier 4 of new deposits, State tries to ease job losses figured on a yearly basis, the depart­ A big upward push in prices — a cent after dropping in May, the result of this month, produced no change for the Jan. A pril 1983 ment said. record 22.5 percent increase — was hefty increases in movie tickets and third consecutive month. While compe­ By M ark A. Dupuis runaway shops legislation, which would stronger runaway shops legislation. Inflation in the first half of 1983 was recorded for oranges as a resuit of baseball admissions. tition from imports has been a major United Press International have required companies to give advance “ I don’t really have the answer to that. I 3.3 percent. While this year’s rate is a winter freeze damage. But orange I Medical care costs were also up 0.5 influence holding wholesale prices notice of plans to close or lay off large really think this is a reasonable plan, a bit higher, it still is running below juice prices are not reflecting the percent, about the sames as the steady, today’s consumer price index HARTFORD — A coordinated state effort numbers of workers or pay severance pay reasonable plan to help the employer and expectations raised by the strong shortage because of juice imports from previous three months. showed a number of influences. 1 6 . 3 % « to help workers who will lose their jobs and continue some benefits for workers especially the em ployee," he said. economic growth of the past six Brazil. I Housing costs rose 0.2 percent, the An important factor this year has when a Willimantic factory closes could once they did close. “ We think it’s a response. I ’m not sure if months. The broadest measure of food prices same as may. Rents were up 0.4 been the declining cost of meats, with help resolve the fight over so-called The debate was emotional. On one side, people all agree on this, but for the first time The government said Monday the increased 0.1 percent after falling or percent and homeowners’ costs 0.3 beef prices down in June for the fourth M l 4.8% runaway shops legislation, state officials labor complained of runaway shops that we’re developing a consciousness on the nation’s gross national product, meas­ showing no change the previous three percent. month. The meat category, which say. Money Aggressive Growth Corporate Growth Income Other shut down with little or no notice putting part of the employer that they have a moral uring the value of all goods and months. $ A miscellaneous category rose 0.7 includes eggs and fish, dropped For the first time on such a scale, the workers on the street. On the other, obligation if not a legal obligation to develop services, rose a strong 8.8 percent in moHtef growth bond and income Gasoline prices dropped a full 1.5 percent, the most since January. another 1.3 percent in June, the same state is ensembling a task force to provide business labeled the proposed legislation as a plan to assist their employees,” Fauliso the first half of 1984. percent in June and indications are the The Consumer Price Index for June decline as in May. J J ASOND J FMAMJ jobs, training, unemployment compensa­ “ industrial-hostage bill" and said it would said. The Consumer Price Index for June price will continue to fail the rest of the is 310.7, equivalent to a cost of $317.70 Stable world oil prices pulled the UPI 1983 1984 tion or other benefits to the 540 workers who deter new companies from coming into While centering on the job protection stands at 310.7, meaning the govern- summer, analysts say. for the government’s sample market overall energy index down 0.7 percent. will lose their jobs in the closing of Type o f mutual fund Connecticut. program and the OPM plan, Fauliso said American Thread. To resolve the issue. O’Neill proposed a the state would continue to explore all other A half-dozen or so agencies — more or (Source PfuOentrrti B^ichp Serunlies) NEA GRAPHIC •job protection program” that included approaches to plant closings while keeping less depending on the need — will be efforts to help c^pahtes in danger of in mind the need to retain businesses in the represented on the task force and will work Soviets say moratorium Mutual funds hold about 10 percent of alt Individual Retirement Account and Keogh closing and prompted the OPM plan and state. Plan deposits. Those tend to have aggressive, growth-oriented Investment strate­ with local officials to make the closing the task force conceptV In the Arnerican Thread shutdown, state gies, Most of the new deposits have gone to money-market funds, with the least least severe for the company’s workers and “ It is a positive approach and probably agencies will Work wit,h local officials on going to the more conservative bond and income-related funds. their community. the most reasonable approach that we can every aspect of the matter ranging from is key part of position Lt. Gov Joseph J. Fauliso, who triggered establish,” Fauliso said of the plan, which providing retraining and helping workers the start of the task force’s work last week, will be tested for the first time in the find new jobs to trying to find industries to said it is the first time the state is using a American Thread closing. take over the company’s sprawling Willi­ MOSCOW (U P I) — The Soviet Union rium was not a precumlilioii lo IRA DEPOSITS new plan for dealing with a major plant The effectiveness of the plan may not be mantic plant. called on the United States today to negotiation. J closing. fully tested, however, since American " I t ’s really basically to make sure we can accept its terms for talks on space The Kremlin has slopped short of J weapons and said a moratorium on saying it will not attend the meeting it Public opts for low-risk investments The plan developed by the Office of Policy Thread has given acjvance notice of its do all in our power to help the community” first proposed last month unless the and Management includes the coordinated plans to close. The company said the and workers, said Howard Rifkin, deputy further testing was a “ key element" in shutdown of the company’s Willimantic the Krem lin’s position. United States accepts the Soviet > Brokerages • efforts of the task force, as well as all-out secretary of the Office of Policy and factory and corporate headquarters in Management, which coordinates the task The commentary carried by the agenda and drops its plan to use the TOTAL: $69 billion Life-insurance firms efforts to help prevent other companies planning to shut down. Stamford will be carried out over a year to force. official Novosti News Agency rein­ meeting to revive the Geneva arms forced the Soviet position expressed reduction talks. l^ ’ O O ■ 18 months. He said the effort is the largest of its kind Credit union: Mutual funds ' “ There's no way that really we can stop a “ I think this is really an example of the under the job protection plan and could be Monday when Foreign Ministry spo­ The official Soviet military news­ company from shutting down, but we company assuming a responsibility to their put into use in closings with shorter notice. kesman Vladimir Lomeiko said there paper Krasnaya Zvezda (Red Star) certainly can take some steps to assist employees in a situation where the final “ I think the mechanisms are in place to was “ no sense” in going to talks in also look up the campaign today, U companies and to help employees to make judgement is a shutdown,’ ’ Fauliso said, Vienna, Austria, in September if saying that Washington refusc-d lo move quickly,” Rifkiii said. u the readjustment,” said Fauliso. who praising the company for what he expects He, too, was unsure if it would soften the testing and deployment of the weapons respond lo the moratorium proposal. triggered the plan last week when Gov. will be an orderly closing. calls for stricter legislation on plant continued. Novosti linked its view of a morato­ William A. O’Neill was out of the state. He said he couldn’t say that the plan, if closings, adding it was likely labor would “ I t would be unnatural indeed if the rium on space weapons to its walkout The plan, and the task force approach, successful at American Thread, would ' continue to press the issue, which has been U.S.S.R. sat down at the negotiating on the Geneva talks on strategic grew out of the debate over so-called stifle calls by organized labor for the one of its top priorities in the Legislature. table and the United States meanwhile (intercontinental) and intermediate continued advancing along the highly missiles lust fall when the United r~l All IRA funds dangerous road of space militariza­ Stales deployed new cruise and Persh­ (billions) In New Hampshire city tion,” Novosti said. ing II mi.ssiles in Western Europe. On Monday, the Soviet Union denied L L "Establishment of a mutual morato­ I % of total rium on the deployment of ... space Romanian President Nicolue Ceauses- weapons from the first day of talks is a cu’s view that Moscow woujd agree to key element of the Soviet stand,” the resume the Geneva talks if the United article said. States froze deployment of the new (Source: Cornell University Cooperative Extension) NEA GRAPHIC Mgrilyn Post Workfare demise sparks aid hike Novosti repeated the Soviet position missiles at current levels. The Soviet Most Individual Retirement Account funds are handled fairly conservatively, with 67 that its demand for limiting talks to Union has demanded removal of the NASHUA, N.H. (U PI) — The city has percent deposited in commercial banks and thrift institutions. City Welfare Director Jean Field said the program. I believe it’s highly unfair to be space weapons and including a morato­ crui.se missiles. seen a 50 percent increase in the number of case load for food stamp recipients rose applications for food stamp aid since the able to live across the town or city line and from 288 in June to 434 in July, with no other be eligible for something you’re not eligible end of New England’s only workfare changes made besides the elimination of program, according to the city welfare for here. It’s federal money and its seems workfare. the same rules should apply everywhere." Nine dead, seven lost director. MRI not for profit, ”In August, it’s going to go up and in State Rep. Chryse Katsiaficas of Nashua, A city law requiring food stamp recip­ September it’s going to go up,” Ms. Field UPI photo ients to work in the community ended July a vocal opponent of workfare, said the lack predicted. of training provided through workfare was Fire Department aerial ladders reach up to the man was killed and 137 were injured in the fourth 1, after city officials voted not to continue She said people have called rec’ently in refinery explosion her main concern. tracks where two Amtrak trains collided head-on major Amtrak crash this month. not for loss either funding for the program because they said asking if they could apply yet without " I f you want to get people off (food Monday over the streets of Astoria, Queens. One it was degrading, unfair and the wrong way having to work. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U PI) — Midw­ to encourage employment. stamps) then you train them so they can get LEMONT, 111,, (UPI) - Authorities the rubble. He said eight ol the vif.'tims and just recently reacquired rights on “ When people have to decide whether the some skill,” she said. recovered a ninth body today from the est Research Institute has long been a the product. The federal government ruled in 1981 that were men and one was a woman, hut benefits are worth working for, very often Under the former program, recipients rubble of an refinery explosion that declined to reveal their names. secret place, a security-tight building The coating for hulls of ships municipalities and states may require they decide they are not,” she said. “ That betweenuciwctrii 18lo andaiiu 60DU andana in goodgooa healthnea were turned a Union Oil Co. plant into a “ war Tezak said he believed seven people where scientists spend their days bent discourages formation of barnacles welfare recipents to perform community tells us that anyone with real needs has no expected to work 20 hours per rmonth in Fed blames Amtrak for crash zone” and said seven more workers were missing based on a Union Oil Co over confidential projects, screened and other sea Crustacea on ship work for their benefits. Nashua has been objection to giving something in return.” return for $70 per week in fooa tamps. were still mi.ssing. report that said 16 people had been from public view. bottoms. It has been tested succesfully one of only a few communities nationwide to Alderman Linda Willet, who voted to The blast — possibly started by a working at the cracking unit. institute workfare for food stamp The administrator of Employment Sup­ By Tito Davila Twenty people were treated for injuries fractures, officials said. But now M RI Ventures Inc., the for four to five years on military eliminate the program, disagreed. welder’s torch — .sent fire and smoke vessels. recipients. port Services for State Welfare said the United Press International at the scene while another 117 people were Enrique Gilarranz, 53, of Madrid. Spain, Earlier police reports said up to 24 Institute’s for-profit subsidiary formed “ I think it’s right to get them off food shooting thousands of feet into the air workers were near the explosion and The freezing point apparatus is Opponents of the program said the state Division of Welfare would prefer a taken to hospitals. Eight suffered serious died during surgery at Rooth Memorial a year ago, is aggressively pursuing stamps if they can afford to eat. but I don’t Monday night, shattered windows in could have been killed. Police said a portable and can quickly determine mandatory social service work prevented referral process in which recipients can NEW YORK — A federal transit official fractures, officials sajd. Hospital. A hospital spokeswoman said commercial opportunities for the insti­ think it’s right to get them off (food stamps) businesses 3 miles away and shook total of 48 workers were in the centnd when a fuel supply has begun to thicken food stamp recipients from getting job seek paid employment to workfare. held Amtrak responsible today for the rail John Riley, administrator of the Federal Gilarranz, a Spanish diplomat assigned to tute’s developments. when they still can’t afford to eat. houses as far as 50 miles away, police proce-ssing plant at the time of the while exposed to low temperatures. training, robbed them of dignity, and line’s fourth deadly crash in a month and Railroad Administration, said today the Equatoqial Guinea, was on a vacation trip Among its current product ideas are “ The other thing that really bothered "There are more effective ways of said. bla.st. The device was developed in 1982 under discouraged some hungry people from me,” she said, “ was there were only seven said human error or broken equipment possibilities of the crash had been from Boston to New York. 2 a medical tissue adhesive, an anti- applying for the aid. registering people for work and getting caused a head-on collision that killed a narrowed. “ It looks like a war zone,” Romeo- Tezak said rescue workers sus­ 2 a contract with the National Aeronau­ cities in the United States with a workfare " Among factors the NTSB is looking into is fouling paint for ships, a freezing point them jobs,” said George White. Spanish diplomat and injured 137 people. ville Police Sgt. Richard Nugent said. pended their .search for more bodies tics and Space Administration and MRI “ There really are only two causes: either that a 50-year-old track signal may have apparatus and a ceramic fiber. “ In other accidents they are not as the engineer ran the signal or the signal At least 21 persons were injured and during the night and planned to resume obtained the patent in February. The malfunctioned. Also being considered are responsible as they are here,” said Vernon malfunctioned,” said Riley, who would 10 required hospitalization, authorities at daylight. The institute itself was responsible — government retains royalty-free the possibilities that the wrong signals were Grose, a member of the National Transpo- have been on the Zip had he not decided to said. Two were in critical condition The explosion occurred at 5: .52 CUT though reaping no commercial success rights. Pentagon said investigating given from a control tower or that there was ration Safety Board, on NBC’s “ Today” with burns. A 9-month-old baby in a Monday in the cracking unit at the — for the melts-in-your-mouth, not-in- Vandergift called a steel-strong Seasonal closings take an earlier train out of Washington. some other mechanical failure. show. house one mile away was in good southern end of the plant located about your-hand coating for M4Ms and ceramic fiber the most exciting of MRI “ We don’t know which it is yet. W e’re "Somebody signaled someone wrong in “ Here they control the track. They condition today after being struck in 30 miles southwest of Chicago’s I,oop freeze-dried,coffee for Folgers, Ventures’ concepts, one with a billion- saie of bali bearing firm going to be running a series of interviews the tower.” said Joseph Moran, an assistant control the equipment and the people.” the head by a jewel box that was M R I was’ founded in 1944 by nine dollar-a-year potential. It could, he add Jobless claims today. We’re going to take that signai conductor on the New England Zip. Asked if Amtrak was responsible for the knocked through the air by the force of prominent Kansas Citians who with said, be used in a car engine. MRI, for PETERBOROUGH, N.H. (UPI) - electronics manufacturer, has offered system and subject it to every electronic ••••••••••••••••••••••••a 4 3 the blast. HARTFORD (U P I) — Temporary seasonal accident, Grose said, “ They have to' be, Amtrak spokeswoman Marcie Larson $500,000 in seed money sought to create M R I Ventures, is working on a fiber The Defense Department reportedly is to buy 1.6 million shares outstanding of test known to man and hopefuily we’ll find closings caused a rise in weekly average claims particularly in this accident.” out. . said the track signal, which was being The explosion occurred In a catalytic new Midwestern industries and new with the ceramic advantage of being investigating the proposed acquisition New Hampshire Ball Bearing for $65 a for unemployment benefits for the two weeks upgraded, may have caused the accident. cracking unit that distills crude oil into uses for Midwestern products. Since lightweight and the steel advantage of of New Hampshire Ball Bearing Inc. by share. The board scheduled a news conference “ We have to get into the human factors, Inside Today ending July 14, state Labor Commissioner P. today on its investigation into the crash propane and various chemicals. Other then, M R I has completed about 10,000 holding under high temperatures. a Tokyo company because of national Word of (fie proposed sale caused the most complex things like alcohol and If new signals had been in place the Joseph Peraro said. Monday of the northbound New England drug abuse.” fires then broke out in nearby storage 20 oooes, 2 sections projects for 4,500 clients. Although it calls chemistry its security concerns. dramatic fluctuations in the New accident "wouldn’t have happened,” Ms. However, the insured unemployment rate Zip and the southbound Shoreliner on a Ten of the 12 cars derailed and one tanks. The institute performs contract “ strongest ace,” M R I’s more than 500 In a copyright story, the New Hampshire company’s stock on Wall Larson said. “ The train would have A d v ic e ...... 12 Lottery which represents continued claims over a trestle above a Queens street. threatened briefly to topple 85 feet to the By early today, the chain-reaction projects for industry, government employees include 85 with doctorates Hampshire Sunday News said the Street. automatically stopped, if it was running Areo towns ...... 9 Obituaries 13-week period, dropped to 1.6 percent from 1.7 Enrique Gilarranz, a 53-year-old Spanish street below. fires had been extinguished and agencies, associations, foundations ranging from analytical chemistry to • Pentagon is looking into the proposed Theodore Kanell, president of against the signal.” B usiness...... 20 Opinion percent, he said Saturday. diplomat assigned to Equatorial Guinea, Twenty people were treated for injuries officials said the blaze had been C la s s ifie d ...... 18-19 and other private groups. Most of its zoology to economics. $110 million sale of the New Hampshire NHBB, said the Pentagon has no cause There have been three other fatal Peopletolk The most recent statewide estimate of total .died from his injuries in the crash. He was at the scene while another 117 people were contained to the site of the explosion. C om ics...... 8 Sports jobs are done for the government. It has laboraltories on a 78-acre site manufacturing company to Minebea for worry. accidents this month involving Amtrak unemployment is 4.1 percent. The insured on a vacation trip from Boston to New York. Will County Coroner Robert Tezak Entertainment . 12 Television Dr. Gene Vandergift is general in sururban Kansas City; operates the Company Ltd. to ensure no technology taken to hospitals. Eight suffered serious trains. “ We are not involved in confidential unemployment rate was 2.8 percent a year ago. said nine bodies were recovered from manager of the subsidiary and vice Solar Energy Research Institute in important to U.S. security is given to work, he said. “ What we make here is Weekly average claims rose to30,199, withs,600 president of the institute. Golden, Colo., for the Department of the Japanese. relatively mundane.” prompted by temporary seasonal closings. Initial Vandergift guesses that out of the Energy, and has facilities in Raleigh, "There are certain things we don’t Earlier, Kanell told United Press temporary claims accounted for 3,343 of the 6,729 institute’s 75 to 100 potential patents, N.C., Osceola, Iowa and Monroe, Wis., even share with our close allies,” the International the Defense Depart­ only about 15 to 20 products holding first-time filings and 2,298 of the 23,470 continued State approves merger between Heritage and Fidelity at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in newspaper quoted an unidentified ment’s only concern was that the claims. commercial potential are uncommit­ B\/ ICnthi/ r t n r m ii« ...m ...... ^ Dayton, Ohio, in Washington, D.C., and Defense Department official as saying. company’s manufacturing facilities By Kathy Garmus The merger will become effec­ vice president and will move to ted. MRI Ventures may acquire in five cities in Saudi Arabia. The weekly average compares with 46,136 in Hamden, East Haven and Milford. “ We don’t know yet if what they remain in the United States. mid-July last year. Herald Reporter tive Aug. 3 at 4 p.m., said William New Haven, Hale said. Because of the different char­ Heritage Mortgage Co , Hale has patents and patent rights from clients MRI’s current areas of emphasis produce falls into that category. That’s Hale said the merger would have ters, Heritage was prevented from Every local office recorded increased filings H. Hale, president of Heritage. The m erger had already been said. who have not taken full advantage of include environmental concerns, what we’re looking into.” Kanell said “ the Department of The state Department of Bank­ little effect on the Manchester acquiring Fidelity outright and except Enfield, where there was a reduction, said Hale will be president of the approved by the Federal Home He has said the bank’s staff will the development research performed energy, health, safety, product and NHBB, which employs 900 people at Defense’s only concern is that the ing has approved a m erger be­ operations of the bank. instead offered 201,250 additional Peraro. merged bank, which will be known Loan Bank Board, Heritage share­ also probably have to be enlarged on their behalf. process development, materials devel­ its Peterborough plant, researches, manufacturing facility be here (in tween Heritage Savings and Loan “ It will be mostly the Heritage shares of common stock ba.sed on Peterborough).” •• Benefits expired for 327 claimants. Filings for as Heritage Savings and Loan holders and Fidelity borrowers at some point. One such product in this category is opment, materials evaluation, busi­ develops and manufactures miniature Association of Manchester and influence in New Haven,” he said. an independent appraisal of the separate Federal Supplemental Compensation Association, while Fidelity Presi­ and depositors. medical tissue adhesive, which binds ness planning and forecasting, market­ precision ball bearings used in various Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan The merger is the first in the value of Fidelity. The company announced July 12 it averaged 2,323. The program provides additional dent Peter G. Chipokas will be The merged bank will have state and only the second in the The m erger is expected to wounds in surgery or trauma care. ing, industrial and community weapons. It also has plants in Laconia Association of New Haven. The infusion of the capital from had hired a law firm to determine payments to eligible claimants whose benefits named vice chairman of the asssets of nearly $250 million and improve the financial strength of M RI developed the adhesive more than development, industrial hygiene and and Jaffrey. The move completes the neces­ country between a federally char­ the slock offering, valued at about whether anti-trust laws would apply in expire after 26 weeks. Heritage Board of Directors. Her­ 13 branches in Manchester, South tered mutual saving and loan the two banks. Heritage had net five years ago for a private corporatiot^ technology assessment. Minebea, a diversified computer and sary regulatory approvals for the itage Vice President Betty R. $2.4 million, will probably increase earnings of $619,366 In 1983 after the takeover bid. Windsor, Glastonbury, Coventry, association and a .state-chartered nierger, which was filed last year. Sullivan will be named executive Tolland, New Haven. West Haven, the availability of loans from having posted a lo.ss of $2.7million stock company. Hale said. Heritage and its subsid ary, the the previous year.