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Good w ill do botoysmiiid In my pancy $425 with heat. Call Elegant off white 84 inch Llcensttf ManttnytEr • ipmipvvil Mr. Lindsey ot 647-0200. condition. Call 646-3245 Foam Cushion uphol­ sofa with custom mode O 0 LandBcapIng after 5pm. horn*. (VerpkMKk HcI hwI stered chair. $25. Two slip cover. Oriental wall Area), call M637n> Sprfino ClBon Upt. Pnm> Manchester-Large 4 bed­ tires, good treads, excel­ screen, studio couch, twin U)P$« flo w tr a Shrub plant- room oportment next to lent condition $10. See maple 5 piece bedroom .tdm ItfBr Inos. P rte ettlmotes. Coll Used refrigerators, set, maple table 4 choirs. 6862436 otter S:30om. anrlirstrrManchester — A City of Village Charm HrralJ) pork, private yard. $625. anytime. 649-8390.D [WMlHon- plus utilities. Call 633-6975 washers, ranges-clean, Call 6463525 or 6462968. guaranteed, parts and ser- or 5294299. Citizen's Band Antenna. Homeowners. Need ele» vloce. Low prices. B.O. Corona Kerosine healer A tricol work and home Pearl & Sons, 649 Main St. Good condition, two ye­ Manchester-Cozy 2 bed­ ars old. $20 or best offer. with two five gallon cans. jiTohd nemofMIhB ,4, yard equipment repe^ 643-2171. Good Condition $75.00. S S iJ X S !. also lawn core service. Thursday, June 5.1986 room apt., bullt-ln micro- Call Tim 649^47.0 Coblnots, rootliip, put­ and 25 Cents wave and other features. Call 643-7115.Q ters, room odOttlons) anSnH. ISSt Coll 649-2284 otter 7pm. $500 plus utilities. Call Kelvinator Refrigerator Cordless electronic tele­ decks, oil types ot remo- I 633-6975 or 529-0299. with freezer. No frost phone Duofone ET-330 $99 20 Inch boys bike also will drtlnp and repoirs, PRea lieetfioM.' ,Ftai ..jiniina. Have Masonry, carpentry, $75.00. Coll 643-5336.0 or best offter. Coll be­ Include training wheels. esttmotes. Fully Insured, stucco repair work and . . . N^bHitar. wnii New tax Manchester 4 room 2 bed­ tween 5-6pm. Ask for Call 742-0465 and make an Telephone 6466017, oner . w * spot tUtfrdens, towns, olterottons. Coll 643-98IR offer.n ' ON— -----.AW— room flat, 2nd floor. Avail­ Roger.D 6pm, 647-0809. ol WaHt, jttepR tiower.'SSls, iorpe or or 6494635. Senators able Immediately. $525 Oumae. •■W W jg g l. Rnoll :upervision is nature of the positions. to locate one. 1 nrpl nouuQ .■3-4 A | g y j MISCELLANEOUS That tha Town otk tha Board of Education to ra- making local headlines, charges motching chair $150 Call One Item Only accepted) that Fairfield -County deputy needed. While the system has Vernon lawyer Jose Ramirez, Attorney Steven D. Zuboff. of the 1 nttmy 9 649-9982. FOR SALE contldtr continuing tha pratant moda ot tran- Rain iikeiy tportlng Andovar ttudanft tp tchool via Town sheriffs were being forced to generally worked for her. she said who live.*; in Bolton said stale Beck it Eidergill firm in Manches­ nhitiipripq A Ownad Buttat. contribute to high sheriff's re- it should be given some oversight control would siihieci the sheriff’s ter. said most attorneys do not Becoming cloudy today with a 60 Opinion A 7. To do any othar butinatt propar to coma batora told election campaign in theix county — possibly the creation of a review office to hureaticralic restraints have difficulties in obtaining the percent chance of showers and 9 TV/STEREO/ meeting. ‘ services of a sheriff. "They find a thunderstorms. Hiph in the mid- PenplA e n d r o l x s also made news. ^ board. found in other stale departments 0-19 APPLMNCES Doted at Andovar, Connecticut this 2nd doy of June, 19S6. These include limiting working particular sheriff, and just stay 70s.Rain likely tonight and Friday. Sports *'2716 «Mlh-288 Despite the many criticisms that She said she was particularly TAlAuision 17 I JEAN S. GASPER iiattrI|PBlrr Bpralh have arisen, an informal survey of "dismayed" when she heard Lan­ hours to weekdays, problems with with him forever and become Low 60 to 65. High 70 to 75, Chance m wMth-a lor 2M ° PETER J. MANEGGIA 1 1 Q AA/rtrIH 1A-10 NELLIE L. BOISVERT Manchester-area attorneys found zano was not going to be reap­ unions that may be created to relatively happy with the system." of rain 70 percent both tonight and Refrigerator-General MUST be picked up at the represent the sheriffs and the he said. Friday. Details on page 2. Weather------2 Electric very good condi­ BOARD OF SELECTMAN i)iet most are satisfied with the pointed. Frolich said her office Mencheeier Herald Office TOWN OF ANDOVER, CT 16 Bralnard Place Manchester tion. S95.W Call 649-3387 before 11 A.M. 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— t — MANCHEISTER HERALD. Thursday. June 5, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurgdav. June 5, 1986 - I WEATHER Zoners divided l^ncheater/Area Towns In Brief Today’s forecast on plan changes MassarhusrUs, Connertirul and Rhode Island: Independence Day help Is sought Becoming cloudy today with a chance of showers Fourth hearing said unlikely I ' and thunderstorms Highs in the mid-70s. cooler on Businesses and civic organizations have been asked to Cape Cod. Rain likely in the west and central areas on 10-year development guide contribute funds to support the townwide Independence Day tonight and Friday, with rain, drizrle and fog east. Celebration scheduled Ju ly 4 on the campus of Manchester \ V Lows around 60 Highs 6,'i to 7R. Bv John F. Kirch heating on the the proposed plan, Community College. Herald Reporter which would replace a comprehen­ A spokesperson for the committee said organizers are also Maine; Chance of showers, then becoming partly seeking donations from citizens. sunny in the far north and clouding up with showers sive plan adopted more than 20 When the Planning and Zoning years ago that officials say is now The celebration will include a chicken barbecue, face-painting, or thundershowers likely elsewhere today. Highs Commission meets Monday to virtually useless. and a fireworks display. in the 60s north to 70s south. Mostly clear in the far discuss comments made by towns­ The four commission members Checks may be made payable to "Independence Day north and chance of showers elsewhere tonight '------» people at a public hearing last interviewed today appeared split Celebration Committee” and sent to the committee treasurer, except showers likely southwest. Lows in the 40s week, it may be the final test on what changes might be made in Richard Carter, in care of Savings Bank of Manchester, 923 Main north to 50s south. Mostly sunny north and mostly before final approval of a new the plan during the workshop. St., Manchester 06040. * I / X cloudy south Friday. Scattered showers southwest Comprehensive Plan of Develop­ The committee is also seeking volunteers to help at concession portion. Highs in the 60s to lower 70s. ment for Manchester. B A Y E R SAID he supported , > stands, with meal service or in collecting donations during the New Hampshire: Clouding up today with Commission members inter­ lowering the density proposal on celebration. / showers or thundershowers likely in the afternoon. viewed today said that because Hackmatack Street, which some Anyone who would like to volunteer may phone Barbara Highs in the mid-60s to m id-70s. Scattered showers they feel residents have had a fair residents said was getting so heavy Mozzer at 647-3121 between 8:30 a m. and 4:30 p.m, north and showers likely south tonight. Lows in the amount of input into the plan, it is with traffic it was becoming known V 40s north to 50s south. Partly sunny north, mostly unlikely that a fourth public as the "Hackmatack 500.” hearing will be held on the plan. But other commission members cloudy in the central region and showers likely UPI photo Coventry council approves purchase south Friday. Highs in the 60s to lower 70s. “ We’ve had a lot of input. I don’t were not so sure. think we’ll hear anything new,” "Hike it (the plan) the way it is,” Vermont: North of Rutland, cloudy periods Today In history COVENTRY — The Town Council recently approved the commission member William Taggart said. "But there was a lot purchase of a new backhoe at a cost of $85,800. It will replace a through Friday with a chance of showers and Bayer said. “ If we respond to it of criticism on (the Hackmatack 17-year-old machine that broke down in April, possibly a thunderstorm today. Highs 65 to 70. On this date in 1982, actress Sophia Loren was released properly, we don’t have to hear it Street proposal). I can understand The old one has a trade-in value of $35,900, which will reduce Lows tonight near 50. South of Rutland, considera­ from jail in Caserta, Italy, after serving 17 days for tax again.” there concerns. I don’t like to see the cost of the new one to $49,900. Su perintendent of Streets Roger ble cloudiness through Friday with showers and evasion. “ I think we’ve got as much input any raceways.” scattered thunderstorms likely from time to time. as we need.” said commission She said she was not sure how Bellard said the old one would have bee too costly to repair and Highs 70 to 75 and lows 55 to 60. member Truman Crandall. "I she feels about upgrading Parker would have been likely to break down again anyway. Rain likely don’t think another one (public Street. Bayer said he would haveto hearing) is necessary.” look at the other two proposals Today: Becoming cloudy with a 60 percent chance of showers and Extended outlook Alm anac Commission member Marion before making a final decision, Bolton students win awards thunderstorms. High in the mid-70s. Wind southwest 10 to 15 mph. Taggart agreed, but said. ” 1 adding that it might be better to wouldn’t close the door on another Extended outlook for New England Saturday spend money upgrading Wood- B O L TO N — Three Latin students from Bolton High School won Tonight and Friday: Rain likely. Low 60 to 65. High 70 to 75. Wind public hearing.” through Monday: bridge Street rather than Parker. awards on a state Latin exam. tonight light north. Chance of rain 70 percent both tonight and Friday. Commission member Theodore Conneclieul, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Today is Thursday. June 5. the In 1982. actress Sophia Loren i At the PZC workshop session The 40-question exam, sponsored by the Classical Association Today’s weather picture was drawn by Shawn Boothroyd of Bolton, a scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday in the Brindamour said Parker Street Chance of showers Saturday and Sunday. Fair 156th day of 1986 with 209 to was released from jail in Italy ~ of Connecticut, quizzes students on all aspects of the language. 5 should probably be upgraded if fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. follow. after serving 17 days for tax ^ , Lincoln Center hearing room, Second-year Latin student Susan Metcalf won second place in Monday Highs in the 70s Saturday. 75 to 85 Sunday, traffic was becoming heavier. The moon is moving toward its evasion. members are expected to addre.ss her level, competing against about 400 others. Other winners except cooler on Cape Cod. Highs in the 70s on ” We don’t upgrade the road, the new phase. In 1985. General Motors agreed at least three major concerns were Kimberly Kilpatrick, a third-year student, and Jennifer Monday. Overnight lows in the 50s. raised by townspeople about the traffic does.” he said. "If there’s a The morning stars are Mars to buy Hughes Aircraft for more Piatek, a first-year student, who received certificates of lO-year land-use guide. lot of traffic there then maybe we Vermont: Chance of showers and thunderstorms and Jupiter. than $5 billion, in the biggest achievement for their efforts. 29.77 over the weekend. Highs in the 70s and lows in the should upgrade it.” He admitted 29.77 The evening stars are Mer­ corporate purchase outside the that widening the street to meet 50s. D ry Monday with highs 65 to 70. Ix)ws in the 40s. cury. Venus and Saturn. oil industry. Maine; Increasing clouds north and cloudy south THE FIRST INVOLVES a prop­ minor arterial standards could SEATTLE Those born on this date are osal to designate land north of Society honors town nurse on Saturday. A chance of showers Sunday. Fair bring more vehicles onto it. But he under the sign of Gemini. They Hackmatack Street, south of Inter­ added that roads are upgraded to Monday. Lows in the 40s to lower SOs. High’s in the A thought for the day: Econo­ Linda Haberern of Manchester, a registered nurse, was BOSTON include economist Adam Smith state 384 and between Prospect 60s to lower 70s. mist John Maynard Keynes alleviate traffic, not worsen it. honored along with 22 other Connecticut nurses by the state in 1723, Mexican revolutionary wrote. 'Th e engine which drives and South Main streets as a division of the American Cancer Society during its third annual Pancho Villa in 1878, composer medium-high-densily housing " T H E TOW N is going to grow New Hampshire: Increasing clouds north and Enterpri.se is not Thrift, but Excellence in Oncology Nursing Awards Dinner. NEW YORK area, which would allow a devel­ sooner or later,” Brindamour said. cloudy south on Saturday. A chance of showers Igor Stravinsky in 1882, English Profit.” Haberern. formerlly employed by the Visiting Nurse and oper to build up to 10 units an acre. "You haveto plan for it. As long as 30.00 Sunday. F a ir Monday, Lows in the 40s to lower 50s. economist John Maynard Home Care Association of East Hartford, received a citation Highs in the 60s to lower 70s Keynes in 1883. actor William That .section is currently zoned for the town on one hand will promote SAN FRANdlSCO recognizing her efforts and a specially designed pin. Boyd in 1898. journalist and lower densities. growth and development, it’s our Plastic stuffing The second centers around a job to plan for it.” While with the association. Haberern helped form a hospice V.W commentator Bill Moyers in 1934 team. Currently, she is employed by the' Rockville Public Heatlh (age 52). and Welsh author Ken NEW YOR K (AP) - An esti­ proposal to upgrade Parker Street The plan, designed for use as a LOS ANGELES Across the nation Nursing Association. Follett in 1949 (age 37). mated 100 million pounds of plastic between Tolland Turnpike and policy guide for all land-use 2S7> On this date in history: beverage containers were re­ East Center Street from a collector decisions through at least 1995. has Showers and thunderstorms will extend from road to a minor arterial. The drawn sharp criticism, especially LOWEST In 1933. President Franklin D. cycled in 1985. Florida across South Carolina, from Virginia into higher designation would require from the Southwest Propery CBIA recognizes Cheney pupil TEMPERATURES Roosevelt signed a bill abolish­ The Plastic Bottle Institute says 50 M 77 southern New England, over western New York many of these were turned into widening of the road for projected Owners Association Christopher Tweed of the Howell Cheney Regional Vocational C50 ing the gold standard. Herald photo by Tucker higher traffic. ORLEANS state, lower Michigan, the Ohio Valley and the fiberfill used in ski vests, sleeping That organization complained Technical School, has been selected by the Connecticut Business K60 In 1967. the Six Day War broke The third controversial area Tennes.see Valley, over Mississippi, across the bags, pillows and all- weather during two public hearings la.st and Industry Association as one of the highest-ranking -LBGENO- out between Israel and Egypt. involves a medium-density hous­ central two thirds of the Mi.ssissippi Valley. coats. Two liter plastic bottles, for Hanging on year that the original higher- vocational students in the state. In 1968. Sen. Robert Kennedy ing designation — which would density proposals made for the Oklahoma, southeast Texas and the upper two example, produce enough fiberfill Tweed, honored during ceremonies Tuesday at the E.C. was shot in Los Angeles by to stuff a man's ski vest, while 36 allow up to six units an acre— fora southwest section of town would thirds of the Rockies. High temperatures will be in Goodwin Regional Vocational Technical School in New Britain, Sirhan Sirhan. Kennedy died the such bottles produce enough for an Jeff Maron of Tolland gives a fresh coat of paint to a large area in the .southwest section destroy its rural nature. The J the 60s and 70s from New England across New \'^//\SHOWERS^ FLOW next day at age 42. was nominated by instructorsbasedonacademicexcellenceand Jersey, over the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley, the average sleeping bag. bridge in Wickham Park Wednesday afternoon. The of town. Most of the land there is criticism prompted the PZC to now rural. leadership ability. UPl w ea th er f o t o c a s t < upper Mi.ssi.ssippi Valley, the northern half of the lower many of those proposals sunny weather that gave the bridge its shine soon left, Townspeople criticized all three Plains and along the Pacific Coast. Highs will during three workshop .se.ssions and showers and thunderstorms are expected tonight. proposals at a May 28 public this winter. reach 90 degrees along the Gulf of Mexico coa.st and Bus meeting set in Andover from .southwest Texas through the .southern L o ttery National forecast Plateau High temperatures will reach 100 to near A N D O V E R — The union representing school bus drivers has no degrees over the De.sert Southwest Manager to meet with union on firing filed a complaint with the state Board of Labor Relations Early this morning, showers andthunderstorms areforecast for parts of charging that the Board of Education negotiated in bad faith Connecticut daily: Rhode Island daily: 1339. when it decided last month to contract for private bus service, U the Upper Mississippi Valley, the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and parts Weekly: 784, 4589, 06632 and High and low By John F. Kirch labor contract between CSEA and on the local level.” Carosella said, according to an official with the labor board. Wednesday: 737 570318. HelaineSwirda. astaff represen­ of the North Atlantic Coast States. Showers and thunderstorms are Herold Reporter the town. Carosella .said. Weiss is " I ’m sure Mr. Weiss will (bargain) tative of CSEA. said that the town An informal conference has been scheduled for June 17 at the possible in the extreme Southern Plains, the Central Plains, the Mid N E W Y O R K — The highest temperature Play Four: 5518 Massachusetts daily: 6720. the .second appeal for the union, in good faith. That’s what I ’m does not have a specific sexual regional school district office in Hebron to discuss the com plaint, Mississippi Valley, most of the Ohio Valley, the Midto Northern Atlantic reported Wednesday by the National Weather other lottery numbers drawn M egabucks: 5-11-17-19-20-24. Officials of the union that repres­ which is fighting for Senkow’s job looking for.” x hara.ssment policy. She has said labor board agent John Kingston said this morning. Kingston Should Weiss’s written decision Coast States and the extreme South Atlantic Coast. Elsewhere, the Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 108 in New England Wednesday: Weekly: Yellow 812, Blue 70. and ents lower-management town em­ Union officials will meet with that it was unfair to fire Senkow said the complaint seeks to have the school board’s decision degrees at Lake Havasu City. Ariz. The low was 33 ployees said they hope a meeting after the meeting satisfy CSEA. Weiss at 10 a m. at the Municipal weather will be fair. Tri-state daily: 328 and 3017. White 1. based on a policy that did not exist. reversed, something that is in the labor board’s power., degrees at Marquette. Midi next Thursday with Town Man­ Carosella said, the case will be Building According to police records, However. Kingston would not comment on the specifics of the ager Robert B Weiss will ’’alle­ closed But if the union does not CSEA officials have said they Senkow admitted to police, who complaint, which was filed May 14 by the Civil Service viate the problem” surrounding agree with Weiss, it can take the are willing to lake Senkow’s ca.se were conducting an investigation N Employees Affiliates Inc. The union could not be reached for the firingof formerTown Engineer ca.se to either the state Board of all the way to the stale boards or after the employee who received comment. Walter Senkow for alleged sexual Mediation and Arbitration in We­ even to court if nece.ssary. They the pictures filed a complaint, that School board Chairwoman Beatrice Kowalski would not thersfield or the Hartford-based harassment of another worker. claim the town engineer was fired he had placed the pictures on her comment on the complaint, except to say she will be at the American Arbitration Commis­ "He (Weiss) is step two ot the under rules that do not exist. desk. Senkow told police he did it CO nference. PEOPLE mechanism of the grievance sion. also a state panel. Senkow was fired from his post because he was trying to cheer up In May. the Board of Education decided to contract with an Carosella called both boards of chief engineer after he allegedly procedure.” said Joseph M. Caro- the employee who was facing a lot East Haddam company to transport students to school. The "excellent ” adding that he favors placed pornographic pictures on of stre.ss. sella, the field director of tht' Civil move — which has been strongly protested by a group of parents jet safely returned to Burbank-Glendale- Service Employees Affiliates Inc . the Board of Mediation and Arbi­ the desk of a female co-worker. He paid a fine last week in Hopeful landing tration because "they move — came after the board had earlier rejected the idea. Pasadena Airport where it had taken off for Playhouse magazine? which represents Senkow and Town officials said this constituted connection with the charge. rapidly.” Bob Hope was uninjured when his private San Diegoabout noon withHopeandhiswife. about 60 municipal employees sexual harassment andbased their The woman has since left to take Publisher Bob Guccione has started an However, the union is hoping it jet made an emergency landing in Burbank Dolores, aboard, said publicist Ward Grant. decision to fire him on provisions in another job in the private sector. unholy alliance — his Penthouse and Hugh ” We will meet with Mr Weiss in does not have to take the question the town’s personnel rules that Calif., with smoke pouring from an engine, Grant said he didn’t know what was wrong Hefner’s Playboy — and is urging people to good faith and hopefully alleviate that far. establish proper behavior for a and the 83-year-old comedian brushed off the with the engine The smoke was caused by buy the magazines as a way of preserving the the problem,” Carosella .said. He "CSEA is looking for a resolution town official. incident with a wisecrack. "They couldn't burning oil after pilot Panagiotis Hinofotif First Amendment. Guccione held a New declined to comment on the jumpstart the engine" he said Wednesday idled the engine and returned to the airport York news conference to say he will do radio remedies the union is seeking Fire engines stood by as the six-seat Hawker under remaining power, he said. ads to push both Penthouse and his Weiss agreed to the meeting Something Special for competitor to fight efforts by Attorney Star Bright earlier this week, shortly after General Edwin Meese’s Commission on receiving a letter from the union Pornography to ban sales of the magazines. A nine-day-old supernova was recently observed in ’’I ’ll probably provide an expla­ Summer ‘T m asking the American public to fight galaxy M99. Its quick identification was made possible nation as to why we have taken the back" Guccione said. "I would rather see by a new automated sky-search system developed at steps we’ve taken" Weiss said White someone buy Playboy than not buy any Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory. Actually, since galaxy Wednesday. He declined toexplain LonDon why he granted the meet ing except men’s magazine. If Penthouse isn’t your cup M99 is 60 million light years from Earth, this supernova of tea. please buy Playboy and exercise your to say: ” I decided I wanted to do Blouse constitutional rig h ts" Guccione started his took place 60 million years ago. The nearest star known it.” Under provisions in a three-year campaign without consulting Playboy. to have exploded as a supernova produced the Gum FOO^ Which has no plans for a similar campaign Nebula. When this supernova appeared on E arth 11,000 Sale but offered some implied praise for Gucci- years ago, it may have been as bright as the moon. one’s efforts. “ We applaud all those who Landfill change / v A protest censorship.” said Playboy spokeswo­ DO YOU KNOW — What is the speed of light in miles GOLF JACKETS man Robyn Radomski. "Censorship is an per second? goes smoohthly evil that should be vigorously condemned.” To become a classic, you must withstand the test of WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER — The federal government The first days of operation at the lime ..like this golf jacket from London Fog*. Less is lowered speed limits to 55 MPH In 1973. town’s sanitary landfill under a definitely more when you want both mobility and good Magnum’s mark new fee-schedule system have looks. Designed to work for you - completely wash A Newspaper in Education Program gone smoothly, with many users and wear Dacron* polyester and combed cotton, with Fans cheered wildly as “ Magnum P .I.” Sponsored by asking a lot of questions but few a lit and look that's become a tradition. From the 5 star Tom Selleck stepped out of Mann’s The Manchester Herald voicing complaints. Highway Su­ Outerwear Experts at Londontown Corporation. Chinese Theater in Los Angeies for a City perintendent Keith Chapman said Council proclamation and the planting of his today. star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame. “ I used I Natural • Grey • Navy to walk down this street and see all these For residential users of the landfill, the biggest change is that • AAid Blue • Ivory • Yellow stars, and I never dreamed I ’d be here Manchester Herald if they drive along the entrance SPECIAL SALE someday.” said Selleck. 41. who grew up in road to the landfill on the .same 38 1o 46 Reg. 40 to 46 Long Southern California after moving from his Short Sleeve White Blouses USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 209 path they did before June 2 they’ll 42 to 46 X Long...*45“ native Detroit. The actor on Wednesday also Published dally except Sunday find themselves on a scale, where introduced his parents, brothers and girl­ Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 they don’t belong. and certain holidays by the Man­ 48 to 56 Reg. & longs...*50“ friend. actress Jllly Mack, to an estimated weekly, $6.50for onemonth, $19.25 A Value $44. chester Publishing Co., ISBralnard for three months, $38.50 tor six *26.99 4.000 people who attended the ceremony Place. Manchester. Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. If they follow new signs, they’ll - no BdjuBtments >- implanting the 1.827th star in the walk. Second class postage paid at Man- Mall rates are available on request. find themselves opposite the at­ cheater. Conn. POSTMASTER: tendant’s booth, where they will be Send address changes to the Man­ waved on after their permits are chester Herald, P.O. Box 591. Man­ chester, Conn. 06040 To place a classified or display checked. Derek doing well advertisement, or to report a news DOWNTOWN VERNON item, story or picture Idea, call 643- The scale is there for commer­ MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PIAZA UPi photo Film producer John Derek is doing well, GUARANTEED DELIVERY: It 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 cial dumpers, who will now pay a but the heart attack he suffered Sunday was you don't receive your. Herald by p.m Monday through Friday. $12-per-ton fee for dumping Chap­ O ffN OAKY 9 30-5 30 OfCN WfO . THUK MEETING THE MAYOR — Prima Ballerina Natalia Makarava, who defected more severe than first reported and he’s 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a m Satur­ man said there has been little 165 S ia m Road THUtS til 9 00 I REGAVSI A FM '14 9:00 from the Soviet Union’s Kirov Ballet in 1970, presents Mayor Harold expected to remain hospitalized for several day. please telephone your carrier. comment from the larger commer­ Willimanlic, C T If you're unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald is a mem­ Washington with a book, “The Russian Empire,” on her visit to Chicago more days, a hospital spokeswoman says. rier, call subscriber service at 647- cial dumpers on the new charges. ber of the Associated Press, a aub- West Tpke. Derek. 59. is sitting up and resting 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. 501 Middle Wednesday. Makarava, who is with the American Ballet in New York, was acriber to United Press Interna­ ” I think we have talked about it Manchester, CT comfortably. Santa Barbara Cottage Hospi­ m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member Q ualltr w om co’R clothing invited to accept the International Dance Festival’s Merit Award at the Art ery In Manchester. enough so that they are familiar tal spokeswoman Janet O'Neill said Wednes­ of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. with it.” he said. Institute, where she met Washington. day. .« — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuratfay. June 5. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 5, 1M8 — 5 Brooklyn Republicans offer Moffett continues campaign despite primary suit dismissai

HARTFORD (UPI) - Demo*Demo votera w h o said thev were unnhle MnffAtt’fi Biinivirtprs sairt n shnrt TTrirnr^pmon. __. ______. . .. l ___ voters who said they were unable Moffett’s supporters said a short Enforcement Commission, said important safety valve to release She said there were no backup cratic gubernatorial candidate to cast ballots. time after the decision was an­ campaign spokesman Rebecca wins race different reasons Toby Moffett is promising to pent up feelings in the party.” machines and paper ballots were By his own count. Moffett nounced they are seriously consid­ Doty. Moffett said. continue his campaign despite a not offered to voters as required. remained about 25 delegates short ering an appeal of the ruling. All 14 delegates supported the O’Neill dismissed Moffett’s Judge’s dismissal of his lawsuit Moffett hopes to show that the of outright qualifying for a state­ They indicted if an appeal is suit, but it is too late to refile claim that a primary is best for the aimed at forcing a rerun of the problem affected the outcome of for dump wide primary with O’Neill, who is filed. It would be before the stale because of a three-day deadline for parly. the primary. Doty added. to vote out O’Neill Southington primary. seeking his second full term as Supreme Court and not the newly filing .such an appeal.'Doty said. "What he’s looking for is a The suit's dismissal Wednesday governor. The Southington prim­ created Appellate Court, whose "Clearly the machine was By Judd Everhart preferred to Invest the $274 million "(The delegates) are behind it second chance, not a first. He’s on “a technicality" may be ap­ ary was worth 14 delegates. judges were appointed by O’Neill broken.” O’Neill said. “ But those BROOKLYN. Conn, (UPI) - The Aisoclated Press budget surplus the state’s expect­ 100 percent, and quite frankly, we already had that,” O’Neill said. pealed to a higher court and will West Hartford Superior Court Corrigan denied three points on didn’t feel, and our lawyers still votes could have been for me as Officials from two towns are ing this year in improvements in not stop Moffett’s efforts to gain Moffett’s lawsuit asked for a well as anybody else,” Judge Thomas H. Corrigan dis­ which O’Neill officials had sought don’t feel, that they had to be on the rerun of the primary in Southing­ promising more legal battles after NEW HAVEN - Democratic state buildings, schools,housing the delegates needed to force a missed Moffett’s lawsuit in uphold- to have the lawsuit dismissed, but complaint.” Doty said. ton on the grounds that some racing each other to file papers Gov. William A. O’Neill is either and environmental programs. statewide primary with Governor inga motion filed by the governor’s then threw out the suit on the Moffett also contended several voters showed up at the polls but claiming ownership of a 54-acre incompetent, a poor leader, a lousy " If I stand here and say I ’m William A. O’Neill. Moffett said. backers who said the suit was grounds that all 14 delegates of O’Neill’s backers have had left before casting ballots because landfill in the small, northeastern administrator or a governor with going to cut your taxes, you might Moffett, who needs the support of Connecticut town. improperly filed. needed to sign on r.s supporters. "second thoughts’’ about support­ machines were not working. EMERGENCY no concern for the future, depend­ clap niore, but I ’m not sure I'm 20 percent of the delegates elected Corrigan agreed the suit should The suit had been filed by'Nick ing the governor and would rather Brooklyn officials, filing papers ing on which of the four Republi­ going to be able to do It,” Petroni statewide in order to face O’Neill in Doty said voting machines were Fire — Police — Medical claiming the landfill by eminent have been filed by the 14 would-be DeLuco. head of Moffett’s delegate have a primary. not working at two locations when cans who’d like his job. said. September’s Democratic primary, delegates for Moffett and not by domain. ~won the race Wednesday slate, on the advice of Moffett’s “We are in fact convincing many the polls opened at noon. Some During a debate Wednesday Each of the candidates favored was seeking the rerun in Southing­ the one delegate who headed the DIAL 911 morning when First Selectman attorney. Steve Mednick. who was of those delegates a primary is voters waited up to a half hour but In Manchester night, all four agreed it was time to increased salaries for public ton because of complaints by slate. first director of State Elections necessary because it serves as an Ernest E. Ouellet and Town Clerk vote O'Neill out of office. But they school teachers, but only Bozzuto then left without voting. Doty said. Madeleine E. Costa brushed past had different reasons for saying so. said the state should not require waiting Stratford officials. Deputy House Majority Leader local school districts to provide Ouellet said he and Costa arrived Julie D. Belaga of Westport said it specific raises. Legislators at the town building at 9 a.m. and was O’NeiH’s lack of leadership. He said the state should help pay found Stratford officials waiting Former state Sen. Romeo G. for raises that towns approve on Headquarters For outside the door to transfer a deed Petroni of Ridgefield said it was their own. but that the raises get secret so they could take ownership of the O’Neill’s mismanagement. should not be mandated by the landfill. Former state Sen. Richard C. state. The Brooklyn officials entered Bozzuto of Watertown said O’Neill Each candidate said teacher Brides, Grads, Dads the clerk's office and filed a notice was incompetent. standards had to be raised. school bill of intent to take the landfill by And former state Sen. Gerald The debate was moderated by CALDOR eminent domain, and then Costa Labriola said O’Neill had no vision conservative columnist William F. accepted the Stratford officials’ . for the future. Buckley Jr. of Stamford. He said HARTFORD (UPI) - Republi­ papers seeking to transfer the The 75-minute debate, sponsored beforehand that he was “ex­ can legislative leaders said a deed. by the Young Republicans and tremely optimistic” about GOP secretive education reform bill The incident followed a week of attended by about 250 people, chances of unseating O’Neill this will make its way to the General legal maneuvers prompted by prompted only one heat^ mo­ year. Assembly Friday if it can first be Brooklyn resident Hans Oppelfs ment. when Labriola derisively Three of the candidates — sold to GOP lawmakers. decision to sell his landfill to called Bozzuto and Belaga "the Belaga. Bozzuto and Labriola — Republican leaders said they Stratford. dynamic duo” and Bozzuto re­ claim they have or soon will have planned to unveil the secret Brooklyn Town Meeting voters torted that Labriola wa.<: “the great the minimum support they need to package to GOP lawmakers today, Tuesday night approved taking the prevaricator.” qualify for a primary in September and then take the proposal after­ landfill by eminent domain. 735-15. For the most part, the exchanges for the nomination. ward to Gov. William A. O’Neill, after a Superior Court judge ruled were polite. The candidates took Petroni says he hopes to make it The GOP leaders would not earlier in the day that they could their best shots at O’Neill and a four-way primary. disclose what is contained in the only hold the vote if the town rarely criticized each other. A candidate needs the support of anticipated proposal, which under­ withdrew its request for an injunc­ Labriola said O’Neill had 219. or 20 percent, of the 1.095 went three weeks of review by the Robot Coupe Proctor Siiex tion to block Stratford from Black & Decker wrongly claimed credit for Con­ convention delegates to qualify for state’s top Republicans. Food Processor KIteben Aid purchasing the property. Toaster Oven Broiler necticut’s strong economy. Labri­ a primary. The Senate, if everything goes Spacemaker"* Coffeemaker Deluxe Stand-Mixer John FitzGerald, an attorney for well, is tentatively scheduled to Caldor Reg. .. .54.99 Has continuous- ola said it was a result of Ronald Earlier Wednesday. Bozzuto had Oppelt. said he was waiting at 8:10 take up the education bill at 10 a.m. 89.99 Reg. 119.99 Caldor Sale ...3 9 .9 9 clean feature. Reagan’s policies, not O’Neill’s. acknowledged that at least three of Reg. 54.99 a.m. Wednesday at the front door Friday, GOP leaders said. The 39.99 Heavy duty work bowl, on-off-pulse switch. 169.99 Mfr. Rebate . .. .5.00’ Toasts up to 4 Belaga said O’Neill had filed tlie convention delegates he had Incl. under-cabinet mounting brackets. along with Stratford's assistant House is then expected to consider Accessories. Chrome base. #RC2100 Rugged all-steel construction; comes Bonus Rebate . .5.00* slices at once. state government with his “politi­ counted in his column were in fact Removable resenroir. #SDC-t Model #0234 town attorney to file a deed the package at noon that day. •DLX. Food Proc. Kit, #RC5000 complete with dough hook and a fiat beater cal cronies" who got their jobs not committed to other candidates. He AFTER recording the sale of the landfill to Herald photo by pinto The Republican leadership set •#SOC-2 w/Clock, Reg. 64.99 ___49.99 Reg. 179.99 ...... 129.99 4Vj-qt. steel mixing bowl. #K45SS HEB. . because of their qualifications but dismissed it as a simple mix-up 29.99 the larger southwestern Connecti­ the times after spending hours Clearance, Store Stock Only. cut town. "because they delivered (the votes that could be expected “ when Harold Hodge, who took over as office at the Town Office Building. in) their towns to Bill O’Neill in the discussing the i.ssue behind closed He called Costa’s decision to you’re dealing with those kinds of Coventry town manager last year, last election” doors Wednesday. serve Ouellet first, "a very, very Hodge says he enjoys the people and numbers” of delegates. Bozzuto said O’Neill was "in­ "We’re trying to keep .something YOUR CHOICE illegal act." pauses during some paper work in his location of Coventry. “For the most part, my list Is competent in dealing with govern­ fragile from unraveling.” said ‘"They had a document that they solid as a rock.” said Bozzuto. who ment" and promised to make slate Robert G. Jackie. R-Stralford. the wanted recorded and I had a had claimed 401 delegates to the agencies do what they were July convention. House majority leader. “ There document that I wanted recorded, won’t be a bill unle.ss the (GOP) intended to do, “ We’ve got to Belaga. at a separate news and I went in the door first so l caucus approves it.” Variety and hard work hold restore the public’s confidence in conference, had said the matter recorded mine first .” said Ouellet. their government," he said. Jackie .said he does not expect who questioned the importance of was not merely a mix-up but proof Petroni, citing the arrests of two the Democratic leadership will the filing order. that Bozzuto’s count was of O’Neill’s commissioners who find the bill “difficult to review.” " If you’re in the legal profession "mushy” were allowed to resign, criticized Priority issues under negotiation then maybe these things are Bozzuto also said earlier in the Coventry manager’s interest the governor for not being more were teachers’ minimum salaries important, but to me as a lay day that if he were elected, he decisive. " It’s time we have a and how much money communi­ person. I can’t see the value of it." would make 1987 “the year of war governor who will fire somebody ties would have to spend on salary Ouellet said. on drugs." saying that drug abuse \ ^ S ^ n S ^ i n \ Bv Jacqueline Bennett likes to read books about history. and was a weapons orientation when they’re caught doing the increases to qualify for state aid Carl Watt. Stratford’s assistant was "at the very root of an Herald Correspondent He and his wife of 17 years. instructor and a post commander. wrong thing” he said. without reopening collective bar­ town attorney, said Stratford Haegyong. have lived in Coventry He retired, from the service in overwhelming number of prob­ gaining agreements. Black & Decker General Electric sunbeam General Electric Two of the candidates. Belaga would ’’certainly take some court COVENTRY — Town Manager for 13 years. Introduced by a March 1973. lems our society faces today." 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"I don’t want to push 11.99 REB. ..Ee. 9.99 meeting in Brooklyn’s recent his­ Prior to his arrival, the position younger than I am ” he said. Bozzuto said it was easy to Two of the lawmakers on her list the session off. but it is unrea.sona- from Norwich University in North- promise tax cuts, but said he would tory voted almost unanimously to was far from .stable, with a They have five children ranging field in 1951. Hodge also holds a are committee to Labriola on the ble for us to have it in our hand.« concentrate on improving servi­ take the landfill by condemnation. succession of town managers in age from 12 to 20. Hodge also has master’s degree in bacteriology, first ballot at the convention, as a only ours before.’’. GIFT IDEAS THE JUNE BRIDE WILL TREASURE! Stratford maintains Brooklyn coming and going. But it appears a daughter from a previous mar­ ces. including roads, education result of the delegateelections held Cornelius P. O’Leary. D- received in 1964. from the Univer­ and drug abuse. cannot condemn property owned Hodge is at the Town Office riage and two grandehildren. sity of Connecticut. While a gradu- last month. They are Reps. Robert Windsor Locks, the Senate minor­ Petroni said he also could not by another municipality. Building to stay for awhile. atestudent at UConn. he wasalsoa Farr and Maureen M. Baronian, ity leader, said he also does not CORELLE promise tax cuts and said he Brooklyn claims that point is "The best thing about the job is HODGE WAS BORN in North part-time biology instructor at both of West Hartford. know-what is included in the GOP moot and that its $750,000 purchase variety” he said in a recent Chelmsford. Mass., in 1928. and Manchester Community College. proposal. price for the landfill take prece­ interview. “No two days are alike was reared and attended public dence over Stratford’s sale. 1 never get bored” schools in Manchester. A 1945 ‘THE COLONEL.” or "H ar as Stratford needs the landfill to Hodge said he also likes the graduate of Manchester High he is known in the community, REBATE dispose of its 100 tons of trash a day people of Coventry. School he talks proudly of the town works most days from about 8:00 to Where fashion is a O’Neill raps OFFER* until a $15 million trash-to-energy " It’s an honest town " he said and speaks with open fondness for 4:30. He attends all town meetings look, not a size. plant can be built. After that the “ Most towns this size are because many of his cla.ssmates. and often works in his office during town will have about 10 tons of ash GOP reaction it's like living in a gla.ss house” "They’re the Manchester go­ the evenings. On his desk sits a sign I E U R E K A per day to dispose of in the Coventry's location, Hodge said vernment now." he said, referring that reads. "The Buck Stops Special Sizes Brooklyn landfill. is another plus to Herbert Stevenson, the Demo­ Here." 12'/4-26’4i to session call 35-Plece Coreile General Electric Stratford’s town council agreed cratic registrar of voters, and Ike Many townspeople have praised and 36 to 52 last week to accept Brooklyn's HARTFORD (AP) - Demo­ Eureka 3 HP Imperial Crystal Dinner Service by Coming Battery Smoke Alarm “ IT ’S THE BEST of both worlds Kleinschmidt. a former town di­ Hodge for the job he’s done so far. trash for the next 20 years, but cratic Gov. William A. O’Neill says Caldor Rag... . 64.99 Dishwasher safe in Caldor Reg... .17.99 Total-system test A rural, relaxing setting with a rector. among others but the manager appears unaf­ Powerteam Vac Ginware in Ladine Motif Brooklyn officials said Stratford is it would be a mistake "morally and Caldor Salt .. .49.99 favorite colors Caldor Sate .. .12.99 button. Protect pleasant lake, near the offerings of "I graduated on June” . 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REB. .. to dump its trash in the Brooklyn hesitation. 44.99 and more. 7.99 facilities and fine restaurants in place to fine helping hands is at the property tax relief. 8-piece tool set. Model #1756 candy box, decanter or delicate 8" bowl. Oeerencef Stock Stock only; no rekicbecks. landfill expires Aug 15. Hodge served 25 years in the Manchester” he said end of your own arms” O’Neill said he would call the Army, rising to the rank of colonel. ''See clerk for detstis A limitations on all rebate items Some of his dining choices are Hodge said the greatest chal­ General A.ssembly back into ses­ Declaration of war He has been stationed throughout Cavey’s in Manchester and Vito’s lenge facing him as town manager sion at the end of the month to pass the United States and the Orient Minolta President Woodrow Wilson Birch Mountain Inn and Fiano’s in is getting Coventry’s roads in a bill for municipal aid. now that and has received several medals — Minolta AF-Tele Maxxum signed a deciaration of war against Bolton In Coventry he likes to better condition. One of his prim­ th^ state is expecting a $274.3 Come Meet The among them the Army Commen­ 35mm Autofocus Germany April 6,1917. and took the lunch at Bidwell’s Tavern ary goals. however, is toget perple million budget surplus. Standard 35mm dation Medal, the Korean Service United States into World War I. An avid hunter and fisherman. in town to work together The GOP. which controls both Motorized Camera MINOLTA SLR Camera Body Medal and the Meritorious Service The move came after two years of Hodge enjoys browsing at harmoniously houses of the Legislature, has said Medal He worked in the service in rising indignation which began Trapper’s Sport Store and Coven­ "There aren’t many problems the governor’s call would be biochemical warfare research. C A M E R A P R O with the sinking of the Lusitania by try Bait and Tackle, as well as that can’t be solved.” he said. unconstitutional because it is not 9189 $239 Reg. 199.94 a German submarine off the south Nassiff’s in Manchester or Willi- based on an emergency as re­ Reg. 249.99 coast of Ireland. mantic. He is a theater buff and quired by the constitution. Fast recycle elec, flash. Fri., June 6 . . .5 PM-9 PM Automatic multi pro­ " If you live in some of the towns •Minolte Talker gram selection. 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IBM - v OPINION Connecticut In Brief No talks planned in Waterbury strike WATERBURY (UPI) - Water­ Meanwhile Wednesday, the " I don’t think they mind losing plain old union rhetoric.” Bulat student boycott protests merger bury Hospital today entered its state’s fifth-largest hospital dis­ that money right now based on said. fourth day of a strike that has FAIRFIELD — School officials are prepared to stiffen charged its final five patients as their game plan, and that’s a "W e said, 'We have a better Idea, completely shut down the facility Rules needed penalties today if students at Roger Ludlowe High School the last step in close-down proce­ tragedy.” Myerson said. don’t give us a strike notice, keep and left union and management continue to boycott classes to protest a proposed merger with dure that began about two weeks “ I don’t believe that the Water­ on bargaining until we’ve reached representatives angrily accusing cross-town rival Andrew Warde High School. ago when plans for the strike were bury community is going to put up an impasse.’ We think our idea is a each other of delaying a first announced, hospital spokes­ J a c k The protest began about 8 a.m. Wednesday when some 150 with any attempt to replace our better idea, their idea is to have us to keep sales settlement. man Richard Bulat said. workers with .strike breakers,” he cave in to their demands." Bulat students gathered on the lawn in front o’f the school and began No negotiations were planned A n d e ra o n chanting and waving placards. The action marked the first time said. “ They won’t allow the town’s said. with either of two striking unions since it was founded in 1890 that the largest employer to pull something "That’s really not bargaining The school board recently voted to merge Roger Ludlowe with Wednesday as the hospital dis­ 505-bed facility remained empty. like that.” and that would not set a good within bounds Andrew Warde High School in the fall of 1987. charged its final five patients and Bulat said. Bulat said the hospital is not precendent for the next roui^ of ■’We’ re trying to let the administration know how we feel about confirmed that the walk-out had " I would think that the hospital’s seeking to break the union and has negotiations.” he said. "There’s it,” said freshman Joe Palmieri. “ They’ve had their say, now cost about $3 million initially and money, since they claim that made no effort to hire replacement money involved here and principle we’re going to have ours.” $250,000 each day that it continues. they’re so concerned with finan­ workers. involved here, and the logic that By the nature of their business, salespeople The headmaster of Fairfield high schools called a special The day began as the union ces. could be better spent on the. While agreeing the strike was they’re using, and I’m sure all cannot easily afford to take no for an answer. assembly at the school later in the morning to hear the students’ representing morethan ,500 nurses, employees. But I don’t think that’s badly hurting the hospital. Bulat unions use. Is twisted.” who overwhelmingly rejected a But there is a radical difference between concerns and to urge them to return to classes. their agenda.” said Bill Myerson. a rejected the idea that such tosses The strike involves 576 regis­ Intelligence contract offer Tuesday night, spokesman for the service and should force the hospital to make tered and licensed nurses and S45 aggressively selling a product and bullying joined picket lines that had been maintenance union, who accused conce.ssions. service and maintenance workers an unwilling customer into making a Hussein to speak at commencements set up Monday by 545 striking the hospital of trying to break the "The problem I have is with the who belong to the New England purchase. service and maintenance workers. unions. union’s logic, and I think this is Health Care Employees Union M ID D LEBURY — King Hussein of Jordan was scheduled to The latter tactic was apparently what one clouded by speak this weekend at two exclusive New England prep school unfortunate visitor to a Manchester shopping commencements where his twin 18-year-old daughters were center encountered late last month. The expected to graduate, a spokeswoman said. BJrd societies in a fiap over sanctuary young woman reported that she was King Hussein will speak at Friday’s commencement exercises a tantrum at the Westover School in Middlebury and again at Sunday’s MILFORD (AP) — Two promi­ They stipulated that their 20 acres Sid Miller, president of the New include the renovation of a former approached in the parking lot by a man who graduation of the Dana Hall School in Wellesley, Mass., a nent state bird-lover groups are in remain a wildlife sancturay. Haven Bird Club, ^said that the hotel and a World War II barracks tried to sell her magazines. She made the spokeswoman at the Jordan Information Bureau in Washington a flapover who will run the wildlife In 1968, on the advice or the Connecticut Audubon plans would there.The buildings would house mistake of letting the salesman into her car. confirmed. sanctuary on Milford'Point, National Audubon Society, Con­ commercialize the area, classrooms, exhibits, meeting where he proceeded to continue his pitch WASHINGTON — If you think the government’s Princess Zeim A1 Hussein is graduating from Westover and Announced plans to renovate the necticut asked the New Haven Bird "The New Haven Bird Club went rooms, laboratories and offices. while making inappropriate personal super-secret intelligence analysis is conducted in Princess Alisha A1 Hussein is graduating from Dana Hall, the site by the Connecticut Audubon Club to help reclaim the land from in there year to year over the last Bull said the society would not Society have raised the hackles of an atmosphere of cool, calm efficiency, let us take spokeswoman said Wednesday. a squatter who left it littered with 20 years. We cleaned it up. charge admi.ssion. but it would ask comments. the New Haven Bird Club, which helicopter parts. people to pay a feetoparticipatein you behind the scenes at the State Department King Hussein arrived in the United States Wednesday night at repaired the building. It’s a nice, Eventually, the woman bought a magazine Logan International Airport in Boston. has maintained the state-owned The club cleaned up I he area and low-volume place,” Miller said. society programs. during one recent international crisis. Eyewitness .iust to get rid of the salesman. When she Open Forum site for more than a decade. installed a caretaker. Since then. He charged that the Audubon "This is not a turf battle, even accounts make the hush-hush Intelligence and Now state environmental com­ rethought her decision later in the day and 845 more acres of salt marsh at the Society is attempting to "exclude though certain people in the bird Research Office sound like the officers’ mess on Grand jury hears former Justice missioner Stanley J. Pac is saying mouth of the Housatonic River the New Haven Bird Club for club want to make it into one.” he went to get the check back, he refused to the good ship Caine at strawberry time. that an Audubon lease on the have been acquired by the stale, unfettered control, and run it as said. "Milford Point is never going Routine maintenance can be hand it over. Grounds program private enterprise for school On the bridge was Gerald Sutton, chief of State’s DERBY — Former state Supreme Court Justice John A. property is not final because he while 9.7 acres of Milford Point has private, commercial to be a money-maker. We won’t The woman’s experience, outlined in a done. With limited money and maintenance work. Private busi­ terrorist intelligence branch. At the helm, so to Speziale says his appearance before a special grand jury probing hasn’t approved it. been set aside as part of a federal concessionaires, ’ ’ break even. It’ll be open to the a shame to town manpower, the park and recrea­ ness has succeeded in the refuse speak, was intelligence analyst Julia Rottier. corruption was a welcomed one. “ The New Haven Bird Club has wildlife refuge. The Audubon plans for the .site public. letter to state Attorney General Joseph been there 18 years. The Connecti­ tion workers manage to main­ collection program. Why not in Here’s how she began her subsequent report on Speziale appeared Wednesday before the special grand jury in Lieberman that also went to the town Board cut Audubon Society has more tain all of the softball fields and building and grounds? At least the situation; Derby that has been looking into gambling corruption in of Directors, has brought to light a serious . To the Editor; cemeteries. After Hurricane Speziale’s hometown of Torrington. ■resources, but I can’t just cava­ when the work is not done if will "On Feb. 4,1986, at approximately 10 a.m.. the shortcoming in both state and local laws Gloria, this same crew hauled The former chief justice would not discuss what he talked lierly dismiss the New Haven Bird Faulty pump shuts nuclear plant not be the athletes, coaches, current intelligence watch was handling the Manchester taxpayers should and cleared more trees and wood about after a two hour apearance before the grand juror, Club.” Pac said this week. governing the activities of salespeople. teachers and taxpayers that Israeli interception of a Libyan plane. Mr. Pac’s statements caught Au­ be proud. We can boa.st of the than a logging company. Unfor­ lose. Yes. this service would cost Superior Court Judge Anthony V. DeMayo. HADDAM NECK (UPI) - Nor­ a utility spokesman. power on April 23, but the Connecti­ As things stand, door-to-door salespeople Sutton’s analysts were apprised on the incoming dubon Society officials off guard theast Utilities was forced to close The incident is believed to be a most expensive school and tunately. school property is not money but let’s take a good look But he said he "welcomed the opportunity to testify to clear up cut Yankee was down at the time need not be licensed and are not required to traffic, which was mainly press Items.’ ’ (There’s Milan G. Bull, director of field down its Connecticut Yankee nu­ minor problem and the plant grounds maintenance program under their care. With budget false rumors, speculation and innuendo" regarding his former for refueling. Gallagher said. at what it’s costing us now. a jolt; State Department spooks, with all their studies and ornithology, said a clear power plant after experienc­ should be returned to full power register with local officials, according to a in the state. involvement in a Torrington country club frequented by AstheConnecticutYankeecame and staffing, these men could do 25-year lea.se on the property had ing problems with a water pump, within 24 hours. Gallagher said. spokesman for the Manchester Police For every dollar spent on resources, knew only what they got from the gamblers. back on line, officials had to shut the job. Victor M. Helin been "signed, sealed and deli­ cutting short its first day with all Earlier in the day. Northeast upkeep and repair, we get press.) Speziale sold his share in the club two months before he retired down the Millstone 1 and 2 plants to Department. Perhaps it’s time to look at 28 Wellington Road vered” by deputy environmental four plants at full power, an official brought its Millstone 2 nuclear as chief justice in November 1984, saying he preferred to return check for turbine engine cracks The Department of Consumer Protection is nothing in return. Tennis courts, commissioner Dennis DeCarli. said. power plant in Waterford back to THE ISRAELIS had forced down the Libyan Jet to private practice and spend more time with his family. that had been found in a similarly football, soccer, and baseball Part of the site, home to three of The plant was shut down manu­ full power, marking the first time investigating the Manche.ster incident, but a designed plant in Taiwan. Gal­ fields are allowed to decay to the expecting to find terrorists aboard. But they found Spezial testified as investigators raced to make an arrest the remaining 20 pairs of piping ally by an employee at about 7:25 the utility had all four nuclear spokeswoman for the department was not lagher said. point where it is cheaper to dig Our Statue: only indignant Arab diplomats. before the five year statute of limitations expires on a bribery plovers in Connecticut, was deeded p m Wednesday after he noticed plants operating at full power. especially encouraging. She said Wednesday them up and replace them. Twenty minutes after the first incoming charge. to the state in 19.38 by Elizabeth H the water level had fallen too low in Northeast had brought its newly The Millstone 2 plant came back that it is not against the law merely to be Routine maintenance is simply Teacher of Liberty "traffic.” Rottier reported, the first intelligence Ford and Mary Louise Wagner the pump, said RichardGallagher. constructed Millstone3 plant to full on line at about 1 a.m. Wednesday. obnoxious or arrogant . not done. Complaints from cable arrived — with bad information. "The Second trial begins for ex-mayor coaches, parents, players and information really did not add anything new to the jpOOeOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQi The woman who was accosted outside the WATERBURY — The first three jurors are in place for the adjectives in local media fall on press reports except for the erroneous note that shopping center was lucky — her check was second 'municipal corruption trial of former Naugatuck Mayor Specializing In an unresponsive system. the aircraft was a 727,” she reported. Counted Thread recovered with the assistance of police. No Hope, In the midst of this fairly tense situation, Rottier William C. Rado Sr. J / 85 E. CENTER ST. Sure we have vandals, but no The three jurors were selected Wedne.sday. Three additional doubt many other victims are not so Hope, wrote. Sutton "stormed into the watch area" and Embroidery self-respecting vandal would set jurors and two alternates still need to be selected for the fortunate. Hope demanded "vociferously” to know why he had not 649-5268 foot on or bother with whjjt’s left. Waterbury Superior Court trial. Judge Leonard Dorsey will hear been informed of recent developments. Salespeople who work independently or for If excuses were green, there From Her we receive. the case. Annual June White Sale V V WEEKEND SPECIAL The reason was that there had been none, but a firm should be required to register with would be no need for fertilizer in Rado. 69, is being tried on three counts of bribe receiving and 20% OFF CASH & CARRY local or state authorities, just like any other Manchester. Time, money, man­ From this ho[)e comes our faith when Rottier tried to explain this to Sutton, he other charges stemming from his April 9, 1985, arrest. In ourselves. shouted at her, "Shut up. damn it! ” according to All White Fabrics and Threads business. power is always the bottom line. Three additional jurors and two alternates still need to be THISTLE for Cross Stitch Glastonbury, East Hartford. her report. A few moments later he yelled at her; selected for the Waterbury Superior Court trial. Judge Leonard K C R II I. C w (I R K S While such a requirement might not put an "Sit down!” South Windsor. Vernon all find a In this faith we find our country. Dor-sey will hear the case. 122 Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury end to incidents like the one described to the Half a dozen intelligence analysts sat call 633-BS03 D a is ie s way. Manchester High School’s Our Liberty. -tordlractlona Op«n Tun.-Sat. 9;3O-5:30 / Tliura. 311 9 Board of Directors this week, it would make Kelley Field is perhaps the best Our Standards and Truths. bewildered by the boss’s outburst. Analyst James oooooobopooooooooooooeoeooeeooi salespeople more accountable. And. in the example of zero maintenance. A All we base our country on. Maxstadt wrote in a memo that while he and Rottier were working on “ flashboard” absence of responsible behavior, a four-foot high pile of clay and HAROLD E. TURKINQTON registration system would make offenders three rollers serve as a play But now. as with our Lady (computer) messages. Sutton stood “ berating These exemplars have faded. (Rottier) for not calling as many people as he easier to locate and, if necessary, prosecute. scape for younger brothers and The hope She gave our forefathers would have wished.” People are bombarded enough as it is by sisters of Manchester High ath­ letes. Grass does indeed grow on I fear is now perfidous Rottier’s report to her boss. Paul Molineaux, SPHINX TEMPLE IV»V sales pitches — both by phone and by mail. Kelley Field for it's at least two Filled only with potentialities chief of current intelligence, said that Sutton’s SPRING They need some recourse in the event they feet high around the rollers, Which this country cares nothing for. verbal flogging had her "almost in tears ... I was are approached by a salesperson whose which have not been moved since publicly and severely abused and humiliated. My CEREMONIAL IS tactics fall outside the bounds of good being placed there in the early Our lady was a source of hope. colleagues and I find Mr. Sutton’s behavior DEDICATED TO salesmanship. spring. New shrubs have been Of freedom. appalling, unacceptable, abnormal, abrasive, Shriners Of trust. abusive and. most of all. unprofessional.” As town Director Stephen T. Cassano planted and neglected around PAST POTENTATE Of confidence, and security. observed Tuesday night. “ They’ve gone the tennis courts. If you like to play tennis in two feet of snow in She can be that today IN HIS OWN REPO R T on the incident. HAROLD E. beyond solicitation” As she was for millions of immigrants. Molineaux noted that Rottier "is a competent, SPRING CEREMONIAL January or February, you’ll find TURKINGTON the nets on the tennis courts are hardworking employee,” and added; " (Her) still there. The baseball diamond Prejudice, dishonor, jealousy and per.sonal fulfillment. description of Mr. Sutton’s language and resembles something from Ethi­ These have obfuscated our hope demeanor is consistent with my own observations Saturday, June 7, 1986 opia. Perhaps water is just not in And only as a whole may we regain it. of his approach to problems and interpersonal Sphinx Temple is proud and "Hal” became a Shriner in the budget. Locking the gate is a relationships.” honored to dedicate its Spring 1957. Illustrious Past Pote Our Statue taught us ... joke. It appears that the only Molineaux reported that Sutton subsequently Ceremonial to one who has made a great mark for him­ people we manage to keep out of She inspired us ... admitted that the information he had accused the served Masonry and Shrine- self and all members of the She com forted us ... Sphinx Shrine Band not only Kelley Field is the ground crew. analysts of hiding from him did not in fact exist. dom, devoting most of his life TO \\J\Rrn\H She has become a symbol of Am erica to helping others. Illustrious as a fine Tuba player but also Manchester facilities are now Molineaux said he had “ kept some records” on MiOOLfimTddT e / But like Am erica Harold E. (Hal) Turkington served the Band as Secretary an embarrassment but soon they Sutton, and stated; “ Mr. Sutton sometimes takes i2l I Past Potenate. from 1961-1965, as Band Ma­ N will be a legal liability as some of She has fallen into disrepair. a denigrating approach toward subordinates, PARADE ROUTE nager 1966-1967 and Assistant Teg our sidewalks are. How many ranging from nit-picking to mocking their Illustrious "H a l” was bom While we repair Her Conductor. i4iCn ^ n c o L injuries must our athletes incur? abilities....” in Manchester, Connecticut, I 2.01 What political party will take the We should amend ourselves In 1963 Imperial Potentate IV) Parade Fiftish Molineaux concluded; "Thus, the episode of March 10, 1923 and started his credit for this mess at election So we may truly do Her honor. affiliation in Masonry Novem­ Harold Close requested and h: which Ms. Rottier writes is not merely an time? Who would be willing to ber 9, 1956 and was raised a Past Pote "H al” did write ap- abberation. Rather, it is a more bald have their name placed on a Chris Davey Master Mason in Manchester proprite Shrine lyrics to the manifestation of a general pattern of behavior.” plaque on any of these fields? 291 Oak St. Lodge No. 73 - February 19, well known ballad "H ey Look UAli'f (niaMtwMCA• byN E A.m m.- c Soon, the legal profession will be Sutton declined to discuss the Feb. 4 incident. As 1957. Me Over” which was per­ "Hi, there! I'm an aspiring TV preacher, and... handing out business cards at for Molineaux’s report, Sutton told our associate formed by Sphinx Temple oh, THANK YOU!” our fields. Corky Johnson; "M r. Molineaux apparently has He is a Charter Member and Chanters accompanied by our J certain problems with me. but (he) has his ow n ... served as Master of Friend­ own Sphinx Temple Shrine problems.” He added; " I have been around in the ship Lodge No. 145 in 1969 and Band. PARADE ROUTE Foreign Service for 30 years and found some was the first Master to take a Our Illustrious Past Poten­ CEREMONIAL PARADE - LINE OF MARCH people have liked me very much, others have Lodge out of the country to the Island of Bermuda to portray tate "Hal” was a life time 1. Honorary Parade Marshal 16. Chanter Schools need teachers of different colors liked me less and these are the things you have to newspaperman serving as 2. Illustrious Potentate 17. Circus Associate w/Circus the "Hiram ic Legend Master Associate Fife k Drum Corps deal with.” Executive Managing Editor 3. Marshal Mason Degree.” 4. Sphinx Divan 18. Motor Patrol of the Mancheser Herald at 19. Sphinx Temple Drum Corps By Chuck Stone exclusively white authority figures in the Footnote; Sutton does appear to have friends as 5. Colors and Color Guard On a California test for teacher applicants the Past Pote "Hal” served as the time of his retirement. 6. Potentate's Aides 20. Arab Patrol schools.” well as critics in Foggy Bottom. He was not failure rates are as follows: whites — 24 percent; President of Omar Shrine 7. Sphinx Temple Band 21. Directors Staff Every so often — predictable as the tides — That didn't unsettle the conservative U.S. News blacks — 74 percent. selected for promotion to the senior executive "H a l” was appointed to the 8. Temple Guard 22. Candidates and Escorts America rediscovers its teachers. service and will be leaving the Foreign Service. Club in 1964. Divan by Illustrious Potentate 9. Past Potentates 23. Hospital Van tc World Report, which is still discovering For Florida’s new-teacher test, these were the 10. Grand Lodge Representative 24. Ritual Cast A critical book is published. The dismal results minorities. The magazine devoted two sentences failure rates: whites — 10 percent; blacks — 65 But sources told us that plans are afoot to rehire Illustrious Turkington is an George W. Palm er in 1972, he 11. Sphinx Temple Highlanders 25. Funsters served the Divan welland was 26. Sachems of standardized tests are reported. A national out of seven pages to the minority teacher crisis. percent. him as a civil service employee. One source active member of the Scottish 12. Omar Color Guard magazine runs a cover story. A prestigious familiar with the situation said this is legal, but is elected by the Nobility to be 13. Omar Marching Unit 27. Bedouin Shrine Club But given the present failure rates of minority Naturally, teachers must master the disciplines Rite Bodies in the Valley of 28. Cycle Unit national commission issues a gloomy report. “ a travesty of the whole system.” their Potentate for 1977. 14. Omar Shrine Club Float teachers and the increasing reliance on they teach. That’s why I think abolishing Hartford as well as a member 15. Manchester and Friendship 29. Sheiks An internal cable discloses that Sutton will be And parents wonder how their children standardized tests — an awesomely racist teacher-education undergraduate schools is a of Nathan Hale Consistory Illustrious “ Hal” whose Masonic Lodges 4botv Subject to Change managed to graduate in June if all the dire things practice — minority teachers are on the verge of necessary first step to pedagogical proficiency. leaving for Europe soon to do consulting work for and Connecticut Consistory of motto was "Let Harmony £>C HCQL they’re saying about teachers are true, becoming an endangered species. But academic mastery isn’t the sole criterion on the State Department under the ambassador-at- Norwich. Prevail in 77” was the first Po­ U.S. News & World Report weighed in with its The disproportionate failure rates are which a teacher should be judged. large for counterterrorism. Funded by the tentate to take Candidates of cover story "A re We Failing Our Kids?” at the "intelligence community,” the trip will last three Hal is a member of the York Parade Starts 4 ^ horrifying. Bodies, active in Washington te Cermonial to the Shrine same time the Carnegie Forum Task Force on weeks. Sutton said he had no plans beyond that. C H A R T t'/i- The recent Texas statewide teacher tests IN VIRGINA, THE EXAM also tests for Commandery No. 1, Ado- Hospital. JL Teaching as a Profession was issuing its SPHINX TEMPLE revealed these failure rates: whites — 1.1 instructional excellence, and the combined results niram Council No. 14 R. & S. Potentate Alfred Rossetto ■ 1986 intellectually prodigious analysis. We of Sphinx Temple there­ percent; Hispanics — 6 percent; blacks— 18.4 place black teachers ahead of white teachers. M. and Delta Chapter No. 51. fore dedicate this day with ir The Carnegie Report, primus inter pares, percent, Honor to you - Past Pote warned of a shrinking teacher pool and declining Whether the average prospective black teacher Other Bodies with which What bewilders me is how Hispanics. with the iSaitrltPotpr lirrald "H a l” - God Bless. professional competence unless drastic measures is in fact academically inferior to the average Past Pote “ Hal” is affiliated 1:00 P.M, • Parade formation. Assembly area in vicinity of obstacle of bilingualism, can still score much Bennet Junior High School on lower Main Street. were taken, such as a national board to certify higher than blacks. And why aren’t blacks prospective white teacher, or low pay scales are Founded In 1M1 with at Tall Cedars of Leba­ new teachers, a merit-pay plan and the working harder to find out why? driving academically superior blacks into more non - Nutmeg Forest No. 115, 1:30 P.M. - Ceremonial Parade. North on Main Street to elimination of undergraduate degrees in lucrative professions, this nation ought to be niCHARD W. COSGROVE ...... PuWUrw the Natinal Cabiri Club of Center of Manchester, east on East Center Street, Brook­ DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... Eucullv* EOHor Past Potenates of which field Street north to Memorial Field of High School. education. (To the last proposal, let us all shout BUT THE TEXAS EXPERIENCE is repeated concerned about an educational system with a JAMES P. SACKS...... MiniQlnQ Editor "Hal” is a Life Member, "Am en! ’ ’) in every state that has adopted statewide testing. future black-student enrollment of 20 percent and ALEXANDER GIRELLI ...... Am ocIoIo Editor Shrine Masters and Band These are the failure rates for teacher all white teachers to instruct them. Masters Association of North ACKNOWLEDGING THE DECREASE of competency in Connecticut: whites — 22 percent: MARK F. ABRAITIS...... BuoinMk Monoflor America, the Oasis Club - minority teachers, the Carnegie Report stated. blacks — 82 percent. SHELDON COHEN ...... ^Ofnpoklrto Morwoor Sphinx Temple Past Mastes “ We cannot tolerate a future in which both white ROBERT H, HUBBARD...... PrMwoom M w i ^ In Louisiana: whites — 22 percent; blacks — 85 Chuck Stone is a syndicated columnist who JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... CIreulMlon Mo n ^ r Association, and the Jesters and minority children are confronted with percent. focuses on national and minority affairs. Club. « - MANCHESTER HEKALD. Thursday. June 5. 1M6 MAixcn&o 1 c.n ne.n/\Ldj. inurgcav. June 5. 1986 — 1 Time running out for Gerena to renew his iicense SPORTS Bv Dennis C. AAllewskl Asylum Ave., where court records cut driver’s license requires the case. United Press International Clinch said computerized license "The man (Gerena) was not show Gerena lived until about operator appear at a motor vehicle renewal forms are printed, ad­ suspended for any reason." he Federal prosecutors claim he three months before the Sep­ office and have a new photograph dressed and sent out automatically said. "He had one minor violation tied up two fellow guards at HARTFORD — The FBI sus­ tember 1983 robbery at a Wells taken for positive identification to the last known address, with pects Victor M. Gerena is hiding in on his record — failure to drive in gunpoint and made off with more Fargo depot in West Hartford. included on the license little chance any department the proper lane. The only time we than $7 million in cash jammed Cuba with part of the $7 million he The letter, inside a folded piece "By the time (he arrived at the worker would notice the name of get involved in criminal matters is into an overloaded rented car. allegedly stole from Wells Fargo, of mail and unnoticed by the office) they would have four or five the motorist if the person’s parole officer asks A worldwide manhunt failed to but that did not stop the state from postman, instead went to UPI at TV cameras waiting, the FBI. and us to suspend his license." ‘ locate Gerena, and authorities reminding him to renew his 770 Asylum Ave. It was returned With slightly more than 2 million driver’s license. for proper delivery. whoever else.” Clinch said. licensed drivers in Connecticut, Clinch said he assumes the believe he may have taken refuge Gerena is a former Wells Fargo the Motor Vehicle Department in Cuba with part of the loot. An application for Gerena. 27. “He was smart enough to stay renewal form will be returned as guard accused of staging the heist, handles about 500,000 renewals unclaimed and Gerena’s name will The first round of arrests in the who is being sought in the second out of trouble the last three years. I which the government claims was each year, he said. case came in August 1985, when the largest cash heist in U.S. history, doubt he will show up and have his plotted by alleged terrorists. be stricken from the active list of FBI rounded up severalsuspects in Gerena. born June 24. 1958. can his department’s computers. was mistakenly delivered Wednes­ picture taken.” Robert Clinch, Of 19 people indicted in U.S. Puerto Rico. day to the Hartford office of United assistant director of licensing for legally drive in Connecticut until Gerena’s name still figure’s District Court in Hartford. 16 are his license expires at the endof this The FBI claims most of those Press International. the Motor Vehicle Department, facing trial as alleged accomplices prominently in the government's charged are members of the The state Department of Motor said with a chuckle. month, despite any criminal files, where he is one of the FBI's 10 and three, including Gerena. re­ charges pending against him. Puerto Rican separatist group Vehicles sent the form to 887 Renewal of a four-year Connecti­ main fugitives. Most Wanted fugitives. A $500,000 "Los Macheteros." which has been Clinch added. reward has been offered in the linked to violence. S u p e rfu n d Tax reform could discourage re n e w a l investment in new ventures

in d o u b t Bv Chris Rose their money into real estate or Taxable Investors are the leaders Special to the Herald municipal bonds, or other secure in creating a favorable environ­ investments, he said. ment for investment activity.” WASHINGTON (AP) - House- WASHINGTON - The availabil­ Under current law. an investor said Pratt. Senate differences over the reau­ ity of "risk capital” to entrepre­ pays a maximum 50 percent tax Elimination of the differential thorization of the Superfund ha­ neurs starting new businesses may rate on ordinary income and 20 will send a negative "signal” to zardous waste cleanup bill may be be dramatically stifled by the percent on long-term capital gains. investors, said Pratt. too great to allow Congress to act increased capital gains provision Weicker said the 30 percent Supporters also claim the com­ on it this year, .said Rep. Nancy L. included in Senate Finance Com­ differential has been maintained in mittee’s proposed elimination of Johnson. R-Conn. mittee’s tax reform bill currently part to encourage and reward I ''.V '4m- "I am not optimistic of its tax shelters would free up addi­ M being debated, according to Sen. entrepreneurs and risk-takers. tional capital for venture develop­ Hof aid photoa by Plnlb chances of emerging from the Lowell Weicker. R-Conn. The Senate Finance Committee ment. Pratt, however, said "tax conference committee.” Mrs. During a hearing chaired by proposal, however, would tax both shelter investors are 180 degrees Cheney Tech pitcher Rick Gonzalez loses his cap as he Johnson told a breakfast meeting Weicker Wednesday, businessmen ordinary income and capital gains out of sync with venture capital fanned eight in 6 2/3 innings and aided his own cause Cheney Tech second baseman Glenn Parent waits for of business people, organized by and economic analy.sts confirmed at the same level — 27 percent. investors.” serves up a pitch in Wednesday's Class L action against with three RBIs as Cheney eliminated the visiting Rams, the throw as Bristol Central's Bob Hynick steals second the New England Council Inc., a the Weicker’s assumption, and Supporters of the proposal claim Bristol Central at the Beavers' diamond. Gonzalez 9-5. base in Wednesday's Class L action at the Beavers' field. regional business group. said eiimination of the differential much of the capitai used in starting "The former are primarily inter­ At the same meeting Wednes­ between the tax rates on capital up new busine.sses actualiy comes ested in pre.servation of capital ... day. Rep. Robert Smith. R-N.H.. gains and ordinary income would ^ from non-taxable sources like rather than in growth of capital by and Jack D. McGraw. the Environ­ discourage investment in new banks. Tax incentives are irrele­ taking risk and assuming long­ mental Protection Agency’s dep­ companies where the risk invest­ vant. and deletion of the differen­ term investment orientation.” he uty assistant administrator for ment return is high. tial would have no effect on said. solid waste and emergency re­ "To make risky investments, investment in new companies, Based on the merits of the entire Persistent Cheney gains quarterfinai spot sponse. said they were somewhat investors need a real incentive.” they say. tax proposal, senators asked the more optimistic of the bill’s Jack Lloyd, president of Nellcor Stanley Pratt, chairman of Ven­ panelists whether they would Inc. of Hayward. Calif., toid the Bv Jim TIernev defensive piay which abetted Che­ Gonzalez, who started on the man Kevin Piasecki’s head. Pia- standing defense. We turned over said, "he did a great job bringing in chances. ture Economics Inc. of Wellesley support the bill if it was not Herald Correspondent panel. Hills, Mass., told the panel he amended to include the capital ney’s moraie and served as the mound for Cheney, settled down in secki. in an attempt to gun down four double plays. I didn’t expect the heat.” Several issues, including the key "Becau.se of the higher risks, pivotal play for the Beavers. the second in the third frame. He. Tibbo who was headed to third, our defense to falter like it did Gonzalez led Cheney’s nine hit disagrees. gains differential. Only one said Persistence and confidence are one of how to pay for cleaning up they (investors) need to feel that ”It should be noted that 65 yes. but the others admitted they Trailing 1-0 in the first inning with however, experienced his worst also threw the ball away allowing today. We took ourselves out of the attack with two safeties and three hazardous waste dumpsites. di­ there, is an extra economic advan­ inherent traits of a winning team. Bristol runners on first and second difficulties in Bristol Central’s Tibbo to score and Parent to game while we let them in.” RBIs. Mancini. Dowd and Nese percent, or $12.7 billion, of the were not informed enough on the In this case, these admirable vide the House and Senate, both of tage in it for them. If they don’t venture capital investment pool is complete tax reform bill to answer and one out. Cheney turned in a fourth inning. Trailing 2-1. the anchor at third base. Mark Pellet­ Gonzalez. 11-2, benefitted from each adedtwohits. “We’ve refused which have passed their own have this advantage they will put from domestic taxable sources. the question characteristics belong to the Che­ sterling double play to curtail any visiting Rams, who bow out at ier walked and Mancini drilled an the three-run cushion he inherited to quit all season.” Baccaro said. versions of a new Superfund law. ney Tech baseball team. further damage by Central. 12-10. touched Gonzalez for three RBI single to left to tie it. Shortstop and pitched well in the fifth and "We’ve come back all year,” The fourth-seeded Beavers took "The double play In the first runs on two hits, a walk and a hit Tom Dowd followed with another McGraw warned that if Con­ sixth innings. In the Beaver sixth, a step in the right direction in the inning was the key play for us.” batsman. The big hit was Craig RBI single to left to put Cheney in they added two insurance runs off CHENEY TECH (») — Mancini cf gress fails to act on the issue this state tournament Class L Division Cheney coach Bill Baccaro ex­ Mannarino’s two-run single down froht. Gonzalez drew a free pass Nick Vita, the third Ram pitcher. 4-2-2-1, Dowd ss 4-2-2-1, Gonzalez o/1b month, the EPA will have to start Both sides predict close vote as they registered a eome-from- plained. "We came out a little 3-1-2-3, Nese Ib/p 3-1-2-1, PIres U3-O-0-1, advising cleanup contractors to the left field line. "Ricky didn’t and that was all for Ram starter Dowd lashed a leadoff double and Carpenter rf 4-00-0, Tibbo dh 2-1-t-l, behind 9-5 victory over Bristol nervous and cautious but after that have his best stuff today." Baccaro Glenn Triplett. Gonzalez aided his own cause with Parent 2b 3-1-00, Pelletier c 2-1-00, start laying off employees. Central Wednesday at the Beav­ play we knew it was a game.” said. “He had difficulty two Reliever Wally Frechette. Cen­ a two-run homer up the gap in right Mcoulre 3b 00-00, Dettore rf OOOO. Mrs. Johnson said the delay can ers’ field. Cheney lied the affair in the outings ago and he was wondering tral’s No. 1 hurler who blanked center field. Totols 28-9-9-8. be blamed in part by Congress’ on arms sale to Saudi Arabia The win qualifies the Beavers for second inning on an RBI single how he would do today.” Torrington on Wednesday by a 1-0 Gonzalez was finally relieved in BRISTOL CENTRAL (5) — Couture refusal to ’’ri.se to the challenge of the Class L quarterfinals. Cheney, from sophomore Chris Tibbo. That score, couldn’t find the plate and the seventh with two outs due to a 3b 3-2-2-1, Mannarino ss 4-01-2, Dello- evaluating EPA's work on its Bv Tim Ahern viewed at the White Hou.se after a Force One in Greensboro. N.C.. Blanca It 3-010, Vito c/p 3-1-1-10, The Associated Press meeting with President Reagan. now 17-4. will meet the winner of scored Ron Nese. who had singled. Cheney staged one of its pat­ issued back-to-back run-scoring sore wrist. Central scored a run Rafanlello dh/c 4-010, Hvnik rf 3-1-10, merits.” after a brief trip. the South Windsor-Bullard Havens Tech went ahead in the third inning ented rallies in the fourth. Follow­ bases on balls. Five runs, two hits, during the inning and had the bases Jenkins cf 2-100, Somele 2b 3-010, Majority Leader Bob Dole. R- game Saturday at a time and site to PlaseckI lb 3-000, Triplett p 00-00, One sticking pint, she said, is the WASHINGTON - Republican Kan.. when asked earlier in the day "No predictions.” said the presi­ when Mike Mancini ripped a ing back-to-back outs that began two errors and five walks lo^ed for the reliever, Nese. Nese Hlooenbottom ph l-O-Oo, Ptak ph desire by some lawmakers to and Democratic leaders said today whet her t he president’s supporters dent holding up his right hand with be announced. That game was leadoff single and advanced to the inning. Tibbo drew a walk. amounted to a Beaver lead of 7-4. slatTimed the door shut on the 0-000. Totals 305-9-4. postponed Wednesday when the second on a groudout. He then Glenn Parent then grounded to “I was disappointed.” said Cen­ Rams by getting the final out on a Bristol Central 100 300 1 5-8-4 include in the bill strict timetables Members of Lazarin Crane Co. adjust the top of a they think the Senate will .sustain had the necessary votes, said. "I his fingers crossed. During the Cheney Tech Oil 502 x 9-9-3 and numerical goals for the agency President Reagan’s veto of a umpires failed to appear. .scored the go-ahead run on an RBI third and the throw from John tral coach Tom Moylan. "In our 1-0 called third strike. "Nese loves 190-foot radio tower that was installed on the grounds of believe we have, but I don’t know.” trip, the president lobbied senators Couture was far over fir.st ba.se- WP- Gonzalez (11-2), LP- Triplett to meet in cleaning up dumpsites. re.solution blocking the sale of ”I think we’ve got the votes." by telephone from Air Force One. After a sluggish start, it was a single off the bat of Rick Gonzalez. win on Monday we played out­ pressure situations.” Baccaro (01). the Manchester Police Department Wednesday. The Those approaches, she said, fail missiles to Saudi Arabia, but both Sen. John Chafee of Rhode Island, tower is part of a new central communications center sides predicted a close vote chairman of the Republican Con­ The Republican-controlled Se­ to recognize that some sites are nate and the Democratic-run more easily cleaned up than others that police said should be in operation by next week. The Senate was scheduled to ference. told reporters shortly vote today, ending a month of before the Senate session began. House voted overwhelmingly and that some hazards require against the sale a month ago. But Cheney Tech proves it is for reai more study than others before intense lobbying by opponents and "I believe we’ve got 66 votes for supporters of the $265 million deal sure. The question right now is Reagan vetoed that disapproval cleanup activities can start. re.solution. and the sale will go There were Conference and again, the compe­ ”We run the very real risk of It would take 67 votes tooverride whether we’ve got the extra vote III power Eastern Connecticut Police tower will put the veto, a.ssuming all 100 senators we need,” Sen. Alan Cranston. ahead unless each chamber over­ some anxious tition there is not what you find in State University, sent Cheney writing overly prescriptive and rides his veto by a two-thirds moments as ace re.strictive legislation.” he said vote. D-Calif.. the leading opponent of the CCC South. right fielder Bruce Carpenter 430 Minority Leader Robert Byrd. the sale, said Wedne.sday. margin. hurler Rick Cheney proved on this day it can feet from home plaje to corral his G 0 n z a i e z Thoughts play in any league. new system on line D-W. Va., said in advance of the Earlier in the week. Dennis Congress has never blocked a long loft. All the momentum was in vote. ’I really would expect the Thomas, an assistant to Reagan, looked to the the Rams’ corner. Tax worker major weapons sale, and Reagan bench, shook ApLENty GONZALEZ HAS BEEN THE And then the Beavers turned a With the installation of a 190-foot- are beyond repair and have been president’s veto to be .sustained. said at the White House that the has concentrated his efforts to win Some people apparently carry administration doesn’t have much his head from ACE of the Cheney staff from day slick Major League style double high radio tower outside police vandaiized in the past. the veto fight on the Senate, where side to side and Len Auster, Sports Editor one. He’s not overpowering, just play. That twin killing from may be added headquarters Wednesday, the de­ The new center, installed by their convict ions in their arms, and "breathing room” in its efforts to he has to switch fewer votes. The although this president is not as win the 34 votes needed to sustain indicated to crafty. He uses a fastball and shortstop Tom Dowd to second partment nears completion of its Motorola will offer total coverage tally there against the sale was Coach Biii Bac­ curve, the latter at several speeds. baseman Glenn Parent to first Continued from page 1 new communications center. through a townwide dispatch good as Lyndon Johnston was at the veto. 73-22 with five senators absent, but twisting arms, he’s very good.” Reagan declined Wednesday to caro that he And on this day he came sidearm. baseman Nese. who made a Keith Gary Wood, spokesman for the system Cranston admitted Wednesday could go no Dan Quisenberry style, on many a Hernandez scoop to complete it. A number of town directors Manchester Police Department, ’’All the 911 calls come to central Byrd, an opponent of the .sale, predict victory when asked about that Reagan has switched some became upset during a board and other senators were inter­ the subject as he boarded Air more. Baccaro. the 32-year-old (Bristol) Eastern, all ranked Ram batter with two strikes. That wiped the bases clean. It got them said that the $360,000 center should dispatch.” Wood said. The equip­ votes. fourth-year Cheney Tech head befuddled many a Central hitter. out of the inning. And it showed meeting Tuesday when they be functioning "within a week.” ment is required to screen calls for teams, your ball has to be higher.” learned little effort was being baseball coach, unhesitantly sum­ concurred loquacious Central "His curve ball was effective,” they beionged to be on the same The center was initiated in 1982 the two fire departments in town, moned in Ron Nese from first base said Moylan. "and his sidearm field .with Central. "The double made to collect the unpaid taxes. as part of a capital improvement the emergency medicai .service coach Tom I^oylan. The reputation Troy said that while a member of to finish up Wednesday’s state of the division is that it is one of the (delivery) threw us off. It threw play did it.” said Baccaro. decked project and the plan was approved and the ambulance service. Obituaries tournament game. our timing off. We expected out in his game-day attire of her staff was recently hired to in the 198.3-84 budget. Wood said. Another feature of the .system is stronge.st baseball league’s in the concentrate on collecting unpaid "There’s no way I’m going to state. someone who would be throwing warm-up pants, a white tennis He said actual construction on the a simultaneous dispatch button. have him pitch with a sore wrist.” junk more than we’ve seen in the shirt with a Cheney baseball above property taxes, there was little .system began this year With the touch of a finger. Wood time to collect motor-vehicle Sister Mary Lopatosky She was born Dec. 22. 1901, in Veleda Altmann Baccaro said. NOT ON THIS DAY. On this day. past.” the left breast and green baseball Located on the first floor of said the dispatchers will be able to Philadelphia, and lived in River And Nese. the Beavers’ No. 2 Cheney was the sounder club. It It may be called junk, but it’s cap. "It said it was a game. It said taxes, which make up most of the police headquarters at 239 E. ■ alert all fourdepartments in casea Sister Mary St. Ann Lopatosky of Veleda (Stusick) Altmann. 47, of suspense list. the Convent Mary Immaculate. Edge. N.J.. for 41 years before pitcher, finished in style as he got deserved the victory. Each side effective. It’s to the point where if we play well, we’ll win." Middle Turnpike, the center wili major emergency requires their moving to live with her daughter. Glastonbury, wife of William C. the final out on a called third strike Gonzalez is drawing the attention Down 4-2. there were those who During the meeting, some direc­ take the place of five satellite services. West Hartford, died Tuesday at St. Altmann. died Wednesday at Man­ committed errors. Only those by tors were surprised to find some of Francis Hosptial and Medical She was a graduate of the Univer­ on the outside corner. It was a Central hurt the most. A critical of colleges such as the University doubted, who felt the power of stations located at various high “This is a better system over- sity of Alabama in 1925 and chester Memorial Hospital. She perfect pitch as the Techmen of Hartford. Southern and Avery Central’s schedule was taking their relatives and the wife of a spots around town which have been ail.” Wood said Center. Hartford. She was a native had taught music at Manchester one in the fourth inning opened the town employee on the suspense of Manchester. Columbia University School of turned aside Bristoi Central. 9-5. in doors for a five-run Cheney burst. Point-UConn. He’s someone who over. “If you had been here at all used for communication. Wood Library Service in 1927, She was Community College and had been a a Class L first-round clash. That wiped out a 4-2 Central lead. colleges like. "He has good base­ during the year, you would have list. said that the.se obsolete stations JOHN MITCHELL member of the Manchester She entered the religious life in employed by the City College of Symphony. Cheney, as good teams will, took ball sense.” said Gerry Blanchard, known.” Baccaro directed his October 1934 and professed her New York Library until her IF ANYTHING. THE VICTORY full advantagd of the opening. guidance director at Cheney Tech comments at a member of the Police Roundup final vows in May 1941. She had daughter was born. Besides her husband, she is by the 1986 Charter Oak Confer­ Baccaro became head coach in who knows his way around ath­ media. "We’ve been down many been a teacher in parish schools in survived by a sister. Mary Alice ence champions confirmed that letes. And. oh yes. Gonzalez can times this year but we come back She was active in community Stusick of Springfield, Mass.; and 1983. His first team went 5-14. His Bridgeport. Windsor Locks, Bris­ an aunt. Baccaro’s latest edition is for real. teams have not missed the state hit. too. His two-run homer be­ hard. We refuse to quit.” tol. Stratford and Shelton before affairs in River Edge. N.J., for You could tell by this one game. tournament since. They beat Nor­ tween outfielders in the sixth Oh yes, this day was to be Injuries minor in Oakland crash she retired in 1966. During her many years, including the library The funeral will be tonight at 8 in The COC is a Class M. Class S wich Tech in ’84 in post-season play inning gave Cheney a 9-4 lead. Cheney’s. Central’s scheduled retirement, she was spiritual board, the Girl Scouts, and the the Glastonbury Funeral Home. league. Central is a member of the starting pitcher, John Dauphinee. River Edge Women’s Club. She 450 New London Turnpike. Glas­ — Gonzalez getting the win back A Rachel Road man was injured leader of the Pope John XXIII Central Connecticut Conference then — before succumbing to THE KEY TO THIS CONTEST No. 2 in the rotation for the Rams, record of treating Rob;.,.;on. a 12-year-old daughter came out. Program for Retired Sisters and was a member of Chapter S tonbury. Burial will be Friday at 2 South Division. It faces Class L, LL North Branford. The Beavers were was in the first inning. Central, the suffered a Jammed finger on his Wednesday when the car he was spokeswoman said both she and her mother were Mansfield of the P.E.O. p.m. in the Hillcrest Park Ceme­ driving was struck from behind on was involved in the Pastoral Sisterhood. schools for the most part. The blanked by Wethersfield last year. visiting team, had a run in on no pitching hand in gym class Wed­ Herald photo by Pinto Robinson got a warning for attacked. Neither was seriously Ministry at the convent for many tery, Springfield. Mass. Calling difference in competition shouid The win over Bristol Central can be hits on a sacrifice fly by Nick Vita. nesday morning. The Rams were Oakland Street, police said. following too close, police said injured, police said. hours are tonight from 6:30 to 8. Howard Fransen Jr.. 31. of 126E years. She is survived by her daughter. have given the visiting Rams the seen as the school’s first win — A pair of walks, a wild pitch 6n a forced to go with No. 4 hurler Glenn Bill Baccaro in four years has guided Cheney to three edge beforehand, if either team did strikeout and the fly ball built the Triplett. He did well, considering. Rachel Road, was treated at Three people were arrested Murray and Brown denied car­ Joyce Lee Peary, with whom she ever — over a legitimate Class L state tournament berths and two post-season victories, rying the bats, but police said She is survived by three broth­ own an edge. “When you play a contingent. Take nothing away run. The powerfully built catcher, But, “what I didn’t expect was our Manchester Memorial Hospital for Monday night after a fight broke ers. Thomas J. Lopatosky and lived; and two grandchidren. Brett including Wednesday's convincing decision over CCC neck and back injuries and out at an Oakland Street apart­ witnesses reported they had bats. Douglas Peary and Brita Lee schedule with Newington, ^u - from Norwich Tech but that school owner of 45 RBIs and a bushel of defense,” Moylan said. When confronted. Murray Michael N. Lopatosky. both of thington, Maloney. Platt and plays in the Quinebaug Valley homers who is headed for Division And Cheney Tech, South Division member Bristol Central. released. ment. police said today. Southington, and Francis P. Lopa­ ■Peary, both of Coventry. CALDWELL Police said Fransen was stopped claimed that someone had thrown Police arrested Steven Murray. a hammer at him earlier, police tosky of Santa Monica. Calif.; Funeral and burial took place in and waitingtomakeaieft turn onto 25. Sandra Brown. 23. and Patricia three sisters Sister Christine New Jersey. A memorial service Rachel Road when his car was said. After que.stioning. Bediako OIL INC. Bediako. 31. all of 360 Oakland St.. admitted she had. police said. Marie Lopatosky of Stamford. will be Friday at 7 p.m. at the rear-ended by one driven by after they responded to reports of a Sister Maria Angela Lopatosky of Unitarian Universalist Society: Beverly Robinson of South Wind­ fight with bats and knives at about Murray was charged with third- West Hartford and Sister Mary East, 153 W. Vernon St. East Lyme puts the Eagles on the sidelines degree assault and threatening, 69.9 sor. Robinson said Fransen 9:25 p.m. Teresita Lopatosky of Hawthorne. per gal. C. O. D. stopped suddenly before she struck According to police. Bediako and was released on a $2.50 N.Y. Memorial donations may be By Bob PapettI 13-4 elimination by East Lyme. But East, ranked 18th in a field of 21. single by Riggs delivered the final the top of the stanza on doubles by Walker after the latter went five him. police said. was walking by the apartment non-surety bond. Bediako and made to the River Edge Free Herald Sports Writer the real reason for Penders’ staff was a first-round winner on EC runs. Jon Gagliotti and Mangiafico. full and yielded just three hits and . Robinson, whom police des­ occupied by Murray and Brown Brown were charged with a breach The funeral will be Friday at 3:45 Public Library. River Edge. N.J.. 649-8841 sacrifice could be found in the Monday against host Eli Whitney double off the left-center field The roof caved in when East cribed as being in an advanced when the two came out carrying of peace and each was released on p m. at the Convent Mary Immac­ or the Girl Scout Council of Bergen "The kids have to profit from it,” . P rfo M 8ub/0ot to Chango EAST LYME - It was the hurlers’ birth certificates. Tech, 9-2. fence. Lyme manufactured four fifth- declared Penders, of the humbling stage of pregnancy, was alsotaken baseball bats and began yelling at a $100 non-surety bond. ulate. 27 Park Raod. West Hart­ County. Paramus. N.J, bottom of the fifth inning of Eagle starter Mario DiLoreto. East Lyme, seeded No. 2. "That kind of told the whole frame tallies on just one hit to to Manchester Memorial Hospital, her. ford. with a mass of Christian loss. "Just to get over .500 was our All three are scheduled loappear burial at 4 p.m. in the Chapel of St. Wednesday’s first-round Class L who gutted out 4 1/3 frames, and improves to 18-3. story.” admitted Penders. "They make it 9-1. Three infield errors, No, 1 objective this year. And we police said. The hosnital had no Police said that when Bediako’s in court on Monday. tournament game at East Lyme second reliever Jim Powers are "I really didn’t want to get them stomped us in the first. It was quite inciluding a pair by All-Star short­ turned it around with a lot of Joseph in the convent. Calling (the underclassmen) in a situation hours are today from 3 to 5 and 7 to High, and the visiting East Ca­ both seniors and have thrown their apparent that the better team stop Kevin Riggs, opened the flood inexperienced kids.” 9 at the convent. The Fisette- tholic Eagles were nearing the last varsity pitch. But the other that was negative.” Penders said, won.” gates. E A S T L Y M E (13)— MareMI» 5-2-1-0, !0BERT J. SMITH, inc brink of extinction, when EC coach three EC chuckers — sophomore "but when you’re down by that The Eagles thought they were Riggs, who committed four Reagan 1b3-0-2-2, Tavlor ct4-1-2-0, Bvk Indians, commissioner air probiems Batzner Funeral Home. 20 Sisson Jim Penders initiated the “death Rob Stanford and promising fresh­ many, you try to get as many kids errors on the day. can take some dh 4-2-1-0, Butsch rf 04)-<>-0, Provost 3b . Ave., is in charge of arrange­ out of the frame just prior to 3- 2-1-1, Walker p/rf 4-1-1-3, Varlev If . ments. ^ " '' ' INSURANSMITHS SINCE march.” men Kevin Greene and Mark in the game as possible.” Walker’s wallop when DiLoreto solace in the fact that he went 4- 2-1-0, Howkins 2b/p4-2-2-2, Ledbetter HARTFORD (AP) - State offi­ also told at a meeting Wedne.sday Indian officials to establish priori­ Homestanding East Lyme, al­ Mangiafico — are just beginning The tempo was set in the very nearly picked off a base runner at 2-for-4 to set a new school single­ c 3-1-1-0, Healv ph 0-0-00, Totals cials are failing to respond ade­ that state police and federal ties for legislative action next ready cruising with a 5-1 lead, was their careers. first inning, when the Eagles left second. But there were no excuses season batting average record. 34-13-12-8. quately to complaints about condi­ agencies are ignoring the prob­ 1914 In the midst of a four-run insurance They’ll be back. runners on first and second with no Riggs finished the campaign with EAST CATHOLIC (4) — Riggs ss tions on Indian reservations and se.ssion. Two more hearings are Joyce Lee Martin in the bottom of the second when 4-02-2, Lawrence 2b 3-OO0, Bontempo lems faced by Connecticut Indians scheduled for June 19 and 25. Pac rally as Penders proceeded to In state tournaments. outs, and then fell behind, 3-0. when Vikings Bill Hawkins and Mike 29 hits in 66 at-bats for a haughty rf 4-000, DiLoreto p/3b 3-0-00, Rlnuto the plight of homeless Indians and that there is not enough money Joyce Lee (Merriam) Martin. march five pitchers on and off the And they’ll all have tournament winning pitcher Pete Walker (8-0) Marelli pulled off a double steal, .439 clip. Dan Socha established lb 2-1-00, Gogllottl dh 2-2-10, Kaldv c ’ living off reservations, the head of to improve their reservations said he has to submit changes in mound. 0-0-00, Stontord 3b/p 2-1-00, Powers p existing laws to Gov. William 84. of 760 Bunker Hill Road, experience the next time around. slammed a two-out. bases-clearing with the lead runner scoring, or the old mark of .432 back in 1975. 0-000, Mangiafico cf/p 2-01-1, Greene the Department of Environmental finance their governments and Coventry, died Thursday at home. 649-5241 Misery loves company, and no “Primarily, that was it. to get two walks, while fanning four. when Jeff Provost drew a two-out. The Eagles counted three be­ p OOOO, Madden oh 1-01-1, Price If Protection Commission was told house their poor. 65 E. Cantar Straat 3-000, Totals 26-4-5-4. O’Neill hy the end of August and to She was the widow of David G, One player should have to suffer their feet wet.” said Penders, A pinch-hit. RBI-single by Kevin bases-loaded walk to make it 5-1. lated markers in the sixth off East Catholic 010 003 0 4-5-5 Commissioner Staniey Pac was Pasc calied the meeting with the legislatureby Sept. 1 Martin. Manchaatar, Cl. the full brunt of East Catholic’s whose 1986 Eagles bow out at 13-9. Madden and a two-out. two-nin EC had got on the scoreboard in reliever Hawkins, who spelled East Lyme. 320 044 x 13-12-1 A

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Fish vs. Allied, 6 — ChorterOok Cincinnati 20 20 .417 t teams in the co lle ^ conference Royster ss 3 0 0 0 corcorn ph 0 0 0 0 Bleleck; p 3 0 0 0 Harper rf 2 0 0 0 experience facing — and surviving who have been together for only Some first names were not noted In Wednesday's Results Show p 2 0 0 0 Mitchell ss 1 0 1 1 Winn p 2 0 0 0 because we don’t want to go back to the game report. Pittsburgh 12, Atlanta 3 of Jerry Lukas and Joe Barry McCulIrs p 0 0 0 0 Berenvl p 2 0 0 0 TaMM S9 11 13 18 Totals S3 I 7 1 — a 3-1 deficit in a besl-of-seven two years, but they look like it’s Boston (to play).” said Bird, the Son Francisco 4, Montreol 2 Carroll and subtrcKst the minutes Kruk ph 1 0 0 0 Strwbrr ph 1 0 0 0 Plttsburah 040 618 010— 11 playoff series. been longer. They’re not going to ’A’ Central New York 4, Son Diego 2 Celtics All-Star forward and International Farm in an NBA quarter. Walter p 0 0 0 0 McDowll p 0 0 0 0 Atlanta 881 181 088— 1 Houston coach Bill Fitch was in quit. It’s like if you've got a young Nosslff Arms whipped Manchester . Philadelphia 8, Los Angeles 7 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 (tame-wInnlng RBI — Reynolds (3). league MVP. “ We’re sky-high Cvcie, )0-3, at Fltioerold Field on Grant Cline's one-out triple In the Cincinnati 2, Chicogo 0 Tokris 17 1 1 1 Totals 31 4 9 4 E— Hubbard, Johnson, Perry, Ra­ charge of one of the only four horse — you don’t know how it’s right now.” Wednesday. Kevin Comeou cracked final Inning drove In the tying ond Houston 4, St. Louis 2 PAYOFF: The answer is also Son Diego 881088880-1 mirez, Murphy. DP— Atlanta 3. LOB— teams in NBA history who came going to react, but normally It will The Celtics are coming off a four hits and Rich Beleckewici belted winning runs os Ansoldl's edged Bo­ Ttiurtday's Games New Yorti m m n i— * Plttsburah 6, Atlanta 8. 2B— Benedict, (All Times ED T) UCLA's all-time consecutive- back from down 3-1. None have react with a great deal of enthusi­ 106-103 victory Tuesday night, in three to pace Nosslff's 17-hlt assault. land Brothers, 14-13, at Verplonck victory basketball mark. (tame-wlnnlno R BI— Mitchell (2). Bomh. HR— Reynolds (5), Oberkfell (2), Paul Frenette and Ken Bovler eoch Field. Mott WelnIckI walloped two hits Philadelphia (Hudson 3-3) at Montreol E— Show, McRevnolds. DP— Son Bondsd). fought back to win the champion­ asm. It’s not over yet.” the middle of three games in homered ond singled, while Rick ond two RBIs and Eric Rose added a (Tibbs 3-1), 7:35 p.m. Diego 2, New York 2. LOB— Son Diego 2, IP H RERBBSO ship series. Game 5 of the best-of-seven Houston. Nicola socked a triple and double. For triple to go olong with Cline's five runs New York (Oledo 6-2) at Pittsburgh New York 11. 2 B -^ykstro , Mitchell. Pittsburgh Cycle. Bob Fronds and Rob Pllver botted In. Paul Spano pitched five (Kipper 1-4), 7:35 p.m. HR— Gwvnn (6). Bleleck (W 4-3) 5 2-3 7 3 3 5 4 The 1981 Celtics under Fitch beat series is tonight at The Summit. If Even if Houston wins tonight, it poked two hits apiece. strong Innings of relief ond collected Chicogo (Eckerslev 2-3) at St. Louis Winn (S 3) 3 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 the Philadelphia 76ers in the Houston wins, the series returns to (Forsch 4-3), 8:35 p.m. still faces an uphill climb. The three hits for Boland. Mike Laurla IP H RERBBSO Attonta Eastern Conference final after Boston for Game 6 and. if neces­ Celtics have lost only one game at added o key double. Atlonta (Smith 4-5) at Son Diego 88 - ZL - OL X 01 qiaMSNV Ian DIege Johnson (L M ) 3 1-3 7 9 4 2 5 Charter Oak (Droveckv 5-4), 10:05 p.m. Show 51-3 6 2 2 5 1 McMurtry 2 2-3 3 2 2 2 2 trailing 3-1. The Celtics went on to sary, Game 7. ; Boston Garden this season. Houston (Hernandez (H)) ot Los McCullers 12-310013 A nine-run fifth Inning rollled Center (D tSM. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Ward 3 3 1 1 2 1 win claim the NBA title that year. Larry Bird would prefer the ‘•All ih r pressure is on them f / Rookies Angeles (Honeycutt 2-3), 10:35p.n.. Walter (L 1-1) 0 2 2 2 1 0 WP— McMurtry. T — 2:50. A— 14,012. "All year long. I've been show- Celtics win (heir I6lh champion­ Congo over Postal Express, 17-15, at Friday's Gomes Lefferts 1 0 0 0 1 1 now.” Bird said. FItigerald. Ken Wolnarowskl tripled, Eastern Video beat the Elks, 19-11, at New York at Pittsburgh, 2, twi-night New York doubled ond singled, while Clarence Umpires— Home, Pulll; lb. West; 2b, Verplonck. Debbie Scheinblum, Nick Phllodelphlo at Montreal, night Berenvl 6 2 2 2 2 4 B. Williams; 3b. RIppley. Switzer stroked also three hits to lead Zlto, Cory Weaver and Ryan Gallnski Chicago at St. Louis, night Yankeaa 11. Angela 0 McDowell (W 4-0) 3 0 0 0 1 1 Congo. Gary Glenn, Steve Fish, Mike led Eastern's offense. For the Elks, Atlanta ot Son Diego, night Walter pitched to 3 batters In 8th. AL roundup Switzeg, Bruce Garner and Earl VI- Brian Flemming and T.J. Crickmore Houston ot Los Angeles, night HBP— by Berenvl (F lo n n e ry ).T -2:52. vlam oil chipped In with a pair of hit well, and Melissa Flemming wos Cincinnati at Son Froncisco, night NEW YORK CALIFORNIA A— 26,735. Ma|or League leadera UPI photo safeties apiece. Len Coruso crunched outstanding defensively. Standouts ObrhM ObrhM Umpires— Home.Froemmlng; Ib.Hol- four hits to lead Postal. John Borryand At Highland Park, Pagan! Caterers Heme Runs Hendrsn cf 6 0 1 0 Pettis cf 3 0 10 llon; 2b, KIbler; 3b, Bonin. Dave Bakulski added three hits each, rallied for five runs In the bottom of the Pittsburgh, Reynolds (5), Bonds (1). Mttnglv 1b 6 2 3 2 Joyner 1b 4 0 0 0 Batting Boston shortstop Rey Quinones (right) while Jack Hull, Eric Clovlns, Dave lost Inning to edge Wawa. 9-7. Wayne Atlanta, Obierktell (2). Los Ang-les, Winfield rf 5 2 2 3 Downing If 4 0 0 0 National League Yankees’ Niekro denied Quinones caught Butler and later Krlniok and Rick Fontonella contrib­ Appleton sparked the rally with a Brock (8), Duncon (4), Stubbs (9). Son Easier dh 5 12 2 Jocksn dh 2 0 0 0 Phllliea 8. Dodgara 7 g Ob r h pci. has the basebaii and Cieveiand's Brett accounted for the game-winning run in uted two apiece. timely hit, and Bill Connolly batted In Diego, Gwvnn (6). Houston, Doran (2). Hossev c 4 2 2 0 Jones rf 4 0 0 0 Roy, Pitt 44 174 22 61 .351 the winning runs with o long drive to Winning Pitchers Posauo If 5 13 1 Howell 3b 3 0 0 0 Gwvnn, SD 50 198 36 68 .343 Butler in a rundown inthesecond inning Boston’s 6-4 victory. Rec the woods. Adam Smort also hit well Pittsburgh, BleleckI (4-3). Son Fron­ Pogllorl 3b 4 1 0 0 Wllfong 2b 3 0 0 0 LOS ANGELES PHILADELHIA Hernandez, NY 47 184 32 63 .342 for Pagoni, while Nick Smith and Ryan cisco, Robinson (3-1). Cincinnotl, Brown­ Rndiph 2b 5 0 3 1 Shofleld ss 3 0 0 0 obrhbl ObrhM Brooks, Mtl 41 162 28 53 .327 of Wednesday's game at Fenway Park. Jim 's Arco hung on to dump Bray Price excelled with the gloves. Wawa ing (3-5). Phllodelphlo, K. Gross (5-5). FIschlln ss 5 2 2 1 Boone c 2 0 0 0 Duncan ss 5 2 3 3 Stone If 4 10 0 Knight, NY 42 153 20 50 .327 no-hitter by Angeis’ Pettis Jewelers. 16-11, at Nike Field. Dan was led at the plate by Jennifer New York, McDowell (4-0). Houston, Norron c 10 0 0 Sox 2b 5 1 1 0 (xGross If 0 0 0 0 Sax, LA 49191 29 62 .325 Jones lacked three hits for Jim 's, while Coulombe and Matt Moynihan, while Scott (5-4). Tetols 45 11 18 18 Totals 19 8 I 8 Londrex cf 5 0 4 1 Roenick cf 3 1 0 0 Leonard, SF 50190 32 60 .316 Bob Watts, Terry Hickey and Chris the defense was paced by Rob Gray ond New York 183 818 311— 11 Morshll rf 5 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 4 2 1 0 Smith, StL 46152 19 48 .316 Luno alt odded two each. For Bray, Don Uriano. Saves California 888 888 888— 8 Scloscio c 4 0 1 1 Schmidt 3b Raines, 3 2 Mtl 1 47 181 0 33 57 .315 By United Press International more .5-1. and Texas defeated Tigers 6, A’s 5 Chip Loree laced three hits, while Jeff Pittsburgh, Winn (3). Phllodel- (tame-winning RBI — Winfield (4). Brock lb 4 1 1 1 Schu 3b 10 0 0 Murphy, All 51 185 34 57 .308 Chicago 5-2. Baker, Dove Lollberte and Bob Godin phlo, Bedroslon (7). Houston, D. Smith E— Randolph, Wllfong, Pettis, Scho­ Stubbs If 4 111 Hayes lb 2 12 2 American League At Oakland. Calif.. DarnellColes Bosox are riding high, A N AH EIM , Calif. — Joe Niekro ail hod two apiece. (13). field, FIschlln. DP— New York 1, Collfor- Andersn 3b 4 1 1 0 Wilson rf 4 0 12 g Ob r h pet. In the National League. Cincin­ drove in three runs with two nlo 3, LOB— New York 10, Californio 5. Hershlsr p 2 0 2 0 Doulton c Boggs, 2 1 Bos 0 50 191 0 38 75 .393 heard the crowd cheering as he 2B— Hossev, Posauo, Pettis. HR— Motszk ph 1 1 1 0 JRussell c Yount, 2 0 Mil 0 40 147 0 27 54 .367 nati blanked Chicago 2-0, New doubles and his ninth home run to Pena p 0 0 0 0 Jeltz ss 4 0 11 stood on the plate, thinking about 'A' West Soccer Winfield 2 (10), Eosler (5). SB— Jones 2 Puckett, Minn 52 224 46 80 .357 the four more outs he needed for a York defeated San Diego 4-2. San help Detroit snap a five-game EL alandinga (6). Modick ph 1 0 0 0 KGross p 3 0 10 Bell, Tor 51 199 30 67 .337 Brand-Rex coasted over Aldo's Vnd Brg p 0 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 no-hitter. Francisco heat Montreal 4-2. Phi- losing streak. Jack Morris. .5-4, Pizza, 13-9,at Nike. Don SItekondJohn IP H R ER BB SO Lynn, Balt 45 157 25 52 .331 went 6 1-3 innings for the victory. W L pet. GB New York Cormon p 0 0 0 0 Rice, Bos 51 205 31 67 .327 "It was a situation where you hidelphia outslugged Los Angeles finish sweep of Indians Mizoras ripped three hits each for the Thmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 i winners, while Don Hamm and Clay Wee Pittsfield (Chl-N) 30 20 .600 — NIekro (W 6-3) 8 1 0 0 3 5 Mattingly, NY 52 217 33 70 .323 think about it,” Niekro said "I 8-7. Houston beat St. Louis 4-2 and Willie Hernandez hurled 2 2-3 Vermont (Cin) 26 20 .565 2 Hollond 1 0 0 0 0 1 _ . . Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Easier, NY 45 155 20 49 .316 Pitl.sburgh clobbered Atlanta 12-3. innings for his eighth save. Eric Nivison chipped In with two apiece. California Totals 48 7 15 7 Totals 33 8 7 5 heard the crowd cheering me on By Dave O’Hara For the losers, Tom Bombardier, Ed llling: Jaguars 4 (Brett Potter 3, Liz Reading (PhD 26 22 .542 3 Mosebv, Tor 52 214 33 66 .308 Plunk fell to 0-2, With their seventh series sweep with two out in the ninth after Buccino). Sharks 1 (Jason Motthews). New Britain (Bos) 24 22 .522 4 Romnek (L 3-3) 2 2-3 5 4 3 0 1 180 108 418— 7 O'Brien, Tex 50 177 35 54 .305 and I appreciated it ... but it just The Associated Press Bombardier, Mick Bombardier, Don Finley 12-341110 PMIodelphla lot 281 80x— 8 Home Runs Royals 8, Brewers 6 of the season, the Boston jugger­ taking a ground ball off his left leg Fay and Mick Coulombe all lashed two Patriots 7 (Kevin Watt 4, Trevor Albany (NY-AL) 24 26 .480 6 Gome-winning RBI — Wilson (4). wasn’t meant to b e " Mariners 5, Orioles 1 hits each. Frenette 7, Keith Dumas), Dolphins 1 Nashua (Pit) 22 27 .449 7'/i Fischer 2 2-3 4 3 3 1 0 National League — Marshall, LA 13; naut extended its winningstreak to below the knee. Stanley went on to Glens Foils (Det) 21 26 .447 7'/j Bryden 25331 1 — Hayes, Anderson, Duncan 3, Sax. Brooks and Dawson, Mtl and (tarvev, SD Gary Pettis doubled with two out At Milwaukee. Hal McRae hit a BOSTON — The year was 1946. (Karen Thlellng). DP— f hlli^lp hlo 2. LOB— Los Angeles At Baltimore. Spike Owen col­ five games. It has won 9 of 10 get his ninth save despite a M C C : Penguins 7 (Ned Morsh4, Josh Woterburv (Cle) 19 29 .396 10 PB— Hossev. T — 2:56. A— 39,674. 12; McRevnolds, SD and Parker, CIn 11. in the eighth inning Wedne.sday two-run homer and a double, and World War II was over. Ted Umpires— Home. Clark; 1b, Shu- 7, Philadelphia 8. 2B-— Londreoux, Sa­ American League — Joyner, Cal 17; lected four hits, including two games and 15 of the last 17. Since run-scoring double by Julio A' East Buckno 7, Pot Copeland), Timbers 0. Wednesday's Results muel, Hershlser, Hayes. HR — Brock night to deqy Niekro. 6-3. his first George Brett had three hits, lifting Tornados 7 (Jon Jomaltls, Rvan Noshuo 5, Albany 4 lock; 2b, Morrison; 3b, McKean. Canseco, Oak 16; Puckett, Minn 15; run-scoring singles, and Alvin Williams led a bunch of discharged April 26. the Red Sox area fabulous Franco. Manchester Medical Supply zipped Glens Foils 8, Woterburv 2 (8), Duncon (4), Stubbs (9). SB— Duncan Baylor, Bos, Brunonsky and (taetti, Minn career no-hitter as the New York Kansas City, Dennis Leonard, 6-4. servicemen back to Fenway Park Post), Carriers 0. (24),Stone (2), K. Gross (1), Sox (8), Davis and John Moses each 28-7. The Indians outhit Boston 13-8 Nels Johnson, 5-0, at Robertson Park. Pittsfield 3, New Britain 2 and Porrish, Det 13. Yankees routed the California pitched five innings, giving up four and the Boston Red Sox, Rob Fish and Andy Danardo drilled Reading 4, Vermont 3 MarlneraS.Orloleal Roenicke (2), Samuel (12). Runs Batted in cracked a home run to power "I can’t say I ’m surprised about and trailed just 4-3 after Tony two hits apiece for the victors, while , . IP H RERBBSO Angels 11-0. runs and eight hits for the victory. Williams & Co., including a Midgets Thursday's Games Les Angeles Notional Leogue — Brooks, Mtl 40; Seattle. Mike Moore. 3-6. .scattered anything because I thought we had Bernazard’s RBI double in the winning pitcher Rolph BernordI scat­ Albany at New Britain Marshall, LA 38; C. Dovls, SF, Horner, Atl The 41-year old righl-hander Dan Quisenberry notched his surprising pitching staff, got off to tered eight hits. Boys at Kennedy Road; Cougars 2 SEATTLE BALTIMORE Hershlser (L 5-4) 6 7 seven singles in pitching his fifth a good team coming out of spring sixth. However, Buckner belted his Reodlng ot Glens Foils Peno ond Schmidt, Phil 37. walked three and struck out five. fourth save Juan Nieves. 5-2. (Mike Griffith, Mike Sieno), Academ­ Pittsfield at Nashua ObrhM ObrhM 1 0 American League — Conseco. Oak 50; complete game and halting a a 41-9 start. The American League training,” McNamara said. "I will fifth homer into the right-field ics 0. Woterburv at Vermont Reynids 2b 5 0 1 0 Wiggins 2b 3 1 I 0 Vande Berg 1 0 Joyner, Col 43; Mottlngly, NY 42; Rice, Al Holland pitched the ninth suffered the loss. never recovered and the Red Sox say that I’m most pleased with our Northern » Moses cf 4 111 Shelby cf 4 0 11 PfillodatpMa personal three-game losing streak stands off Phil Niekro with two out Toros 1 (Bruce Watt), Metros 0. FrWay's Gomes Bos 40; Baylor. Bos and Bell. Tor 39. Dave Winfield hit two homers for went on to win 104 of 154 games in bullpen (ISsavesin IBgames). Bob Boys at MCC: Sting 1 (Ben Berte), Albany at New Britain Dovls 1b 4 2 11 Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 K. Gross (W 5-5) 6 10 Stolen Boses Twins 10, Blue Jays 4 in the seventh and Baylor hit his WInInger's Gymnastics trounced Breakers 1 (Kevin Blount). Phelps dh 2 0 0 0 Murroy 1b 4 0 1 0 Tekulve 2*3 3 the Yankees. waltzing to the American League Stanley is healthy after, finger P.M. Construction, 13-8, at Robertson. Reading at Glens Foils Cormon National Leogue — Coleman, StL 31; At Toronto. Tom Brunansky and Rangers 5, White Sox 2 I3th leading off the eighth. Spartans 5 (Matt Somberg, Step Pittsfield of Noshuo Thomas dh 1 0 0 0 Sheets dh 4 0 2 0 1-3 0 Duncan, LA 24; Raines, Mtl 21; Dovls, Cin, "I was a little let-down not pennant. surgery. Steve Crawford is doing it Kent Smith smacked three hits for the Slnotro, Kevin Repolt, Corev W ry 2), Presley 3b 5 0 0 0 Benkiuz rf 4 0 0 0 Bedroslon------(S 7) 3..11012 winners, while Chuck Lankford, Tim Woterburv at Vermont Doran, Hou and Dykstro, NY 14. getting the no-hitter.” Niekro said. Roy Smalley each belted a pair of At Chicago. Pete Incaviglia hit a Now. after finishing fifth. all. And our two new guys. Sammy ” Wc got more hits, but they got Appollos 0. Tortctall If 2 2 2 1 Young If 4 0 0 0 K. Gross pitched to 3 batters In 7th. American League — Henderson, NY homers and drove in three runs, two-run homer in the third inning Pemberton, Bob Walsh, Frank Roman- Girls at Kennedy Road: Comets 1 Hendrsn rf 3 0 1 0 O'AAolly 3b 3 0 2 0 HBP— by Hershlser (Samuel). T — 2:48, "Not many guys gel one. I would games behind, in 1985. the Red Sox Stewart and Joe Sambito. have us out when they were supposed Ice and Jack Moreou added two eoch. A— 26,983. 37; Congelosl, Chi 24; Mosebv, To r 15; and Jeff Reed chipped in with a and Oddibe McDowell added a solo (Erin O'Neil), Caribous 0. Owen ss 4 0 4 2 Dempsey c 3 0 0 0 Wlgglns, Balt 14; Butler, Cle and like to have gotten it. but the team are roaring on another comeback, done as much as anyone could ever to.” Cleveland Manager Pat Cor- Wayne Maycheck, Jeff Tobin and Bob American League reaulta Kearney c 4 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, DeMuth; lb, shot in the ninth to spark Texas. Onthonk collected a pair oplece for the Reynolds, Sea 13. needed the winafterlosingthefirst two-run shot to power the Twins. riding a .36-15 record in their best expect. Tim Lollar also has done rales said. "They got more runs Totals 34 5 10 5 Totals 33 1 7 1 Runge; 2b, Pol lone; 3b, Engle. Pitching The White Sox lost forthe 10th time losers. Intermediate Seotlte 811 801 200— 5 two here.” Frank Viola. 5-5 worked seven start since the championship team some fine work, and that was it. They’re hot. all Baltimore 881 888 800— 1 Victories innings hits while picking up his in their la.st II games. In the right, but their pitching says a lot. Racers 1 (Bill White). Hurricanes 0.,^ Red Sox 6. Indiana 4 Aatroa4.Cardlnala2 Notional Leogue — Kneoper, Hou 9-2; Pettis’s double into the right 40 years ago. "Our .starting pitching also has West Side (tame-wInnlng RBI — (3weh (2). Valenzuelo, LA 8-3; (taoden, N Y 7-2; first victory in nine decisions three-game series against the They’ve given almost 100 fewer Diplomats 3 (B.J. Diana. KevIfV DP— Seottle 1, Boltimore 1. LOB— field corner came off a l-I low and Rookie short.stop Rey Quinones been outstanding, but things are O’Donnell, Jeff Longo), Yonkees 2 CLEVELAND BOSTON Krokow, SF 7-3; Rowley, Phil 7-4. against the Blue Jays. Dave Stieb Rangers. Chicago got 12 hits and walks than we have. We’re just Perry's Automotive scored five (Fronk Woodbury, Jimmy Curry). Seattle 9, Baltimore 6. HR— Dovls (10), ST. LOUIS HOUSTON Americon League — Clemens, Bos 90; inside knuckleball broke a 2-2 tie with a two-run going to be tougher for a while. times In the seventh to overtake obrhbl abrhM Moses (1). SB— Reynolds (13), Wiggins fell to 1-7. three runs. going to have to get well right Butler cf 5 13 0 Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 ObrhM obrhbl Haas,Oak7-l; Boyd, Bos7-3; HIguera.MII "After the hit . It was my decision homer, his first in the major With Bruce Hurst and Al Nipper Sanitary Refuse, 12-10, at PaganI Field. (14). S— Moses. Coleman If 3 I 2 0 Doran 2b 4 111 7-4; Six pitchers tied with 6 victories. away.” Dove Wood and Chris Soucley slugged Franco ss 4 1 3 ) Boggs 3b 4120 IP H R ER BB SO to bring him out of the game, as he leagues, and veterans Bill Buckner injured, Roger Clemens. Oil Can Juniors Corter rf 5 110 Bucknr 1b 4 1 1 2 McGee cf 4 0 2 2 Reynids ss 4 0 2 0 Earned Run Average three hits each tor Perry’s, while Jim Seattle Vn Slyk rf 4 0 0 0 Wolllng 3b 4 1 1 0 Notional Leogue — Gooden, NY 1.97; already had thrown 134 pitches and and Don Baylor added solo shots (Dennis Boyd) and Mike Brown Sellers, outstanding in spring Taylor added two. For Sanitary, Nell Girls at Kennedy Road: Wholers 1 Thorntn dh 3 0 0 1 Rice It 4 0 11 Moore (W 3-6) 9 7 1111 Hall If 4 13 1 Bovlor dh 3 1 2 1 Clork )b 4 0 0 0 Dovls 1b 3 2 0 0 Droveckv, SD 2.05; Knepper, Hou 2.38; had a slight stiff shoulder." Wednesday night in powering the are going to have to get help from training after going 14-7 for New Kennedy pounded three safeties, while (Erica Rlngbloom), Bruins 1 (Kim Baltimore Herr 2b 3 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 0 2 2 LaCoss, SF 2.55; Smith, Atl 2.58. Tom Clarke and Rich Laigle lined two Harris). Bernird 2b 3 0 1 1 Gedmon Dixon c 4 (L 5-3) 0 6 1-3 8 0 0 4 4 4 3 Yankees manager Lou Piniella Red Sox to a 6-4 victory and a Rob Woodward and Jeff Sellers. Britain in the Class AA Eastern Tobler 1b 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 3 110 Pendlln 3b 4 0.0 0 Walker cf 0 0 0 0 Americon Leogue— Leonard, KC2.22; apiece. Red Sox 4 (Jessico Morouez 3, T. Mortinez 0 0 1110 OSmIth ss 4 0 ) 0 Bass rf 2 0 1 1 Hlguera, Mil 2.39; Haas, Oak 2.54; said. sweep of a three-game .series with Woodward and Sellers don’t have Shoron Fish), Chleftons 2 (Mellsso Jacoby 3b 4 0 1 0 Lyons BordI cf 4 2 ^3 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 League and 2-0 for Boston last Bondo c 4 0 10 Oulnons ss 2 2 1 2 Heath c 2 0 0 0 Puhl rf 4 0 0 0 Clemens, Bos 2.64; Correa, Tex 2.70. Pettis, asked if he fell any the Cleveland Indians. much experience, but we’re confi­ year, joined the Red Sox from Daversa, Amy Dwyer). T. Martinez pitched to 1 hotter In 7th. Perry p 1 0 0 0 DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Strikeouts PaganI Totals 34 4 13 4 Totals 32 4 8 4 WP— Moore. T — 2:54. A— 18J)47. satisfaction getting the only hit. "We didn’t have much time at dent they can do the job.” Pawtucket of the International Cleveland 800 201 001— 4 Hurdle ph 1 0 0 0 Bailey c 2 0 0 0 Notional League — Scott, Hou 106; Mudville Nine lambasted Edwards, Burris p 1 0 0 0 Scott p 3 0 0 0 Valenzuela, LA 87; Welch, LA 73; said. "Not really. home (after a nine-game road Woodward, called up from the league Wednesday. Boston 802 28811x— 4 Um pires— Hom e, Brem lgon; 1b, LaValllr c 2 1 1 0 Hatcher If 0 0 0 0 20-8. at Pagan! Dave Seers scorched Gome-winning RBI — Quinones (1). Johnson; 2b, McCoy; 3b, Scott, Hershlser, LA 69; Smith. Atl 67. "When you get beat 11-0. you feel swing). little more than to get minors May 21 to replace Nipper, As a replacement for Hurst. TotaM n 1 6 1 Totals 18 4 7 4 American League — Clemens, Bos 90; t three hits, while Chris DeCiantls, Jeff E— None. DP— Boston 1. LDB— just as bad losing like that whether clean clothes, hut it was a very evened his record 1-1 with help Sellers was put into the rotation Phelon and Matt Gluhosky roped two Baseball Cleveland 8, Boston 5. 28— Franco 2, SI. Leuls 008 081 010— 1 Hurst, Bos 89; Hlguera, Mil 79; Rllo, apiece. Pot Corovalho ond Tom Dl- Boggs, Rice, Holl, Bernozord. HR— Houston M0 018 81 K -4 (tak 76; Morris, Det 72. there’s one hit or none.” good three days.” Boston Manager from Crawford and Stanley in the immediately. He was named to Lorelo clouted two eoch for Edwards. Quinones (1), Buckner (5), Bovlor (13), Royala 8. Brewera 6 (tame-winning RBI — Doran (1). Saves Winfield hit a solo shot to left off John McNamara said before the Cleveland series finale. Crawford start against the Brewers’ Bill SB— Butler (13). SF— Thornton. OP— St. Louis 1. LOB— St. Louis 6, National League — Smith, Hou 13; Houston 6. 28— Cruz. HR— Doran (2). Reardon, Mtl 12; Franco, Cin and starter and lo.ser'Ron Romanick. yi- club flew to Milwaukee for the bailed out Woodward in the .sev­ Wegman, 0-5. in Milwaukee Dusty KANSAS CITY MILWAUKEE SB— Coleman 3 (31), Boss (8), Mc(tae AL standings IP H RERBBSO ObrhM ObrhM GoiMoe, SD 9; Orosco, NY, Smith, Chi 3-3. in the first inning. Winfield start of another seven-game trip. enth, but had to give way to Stanley tonight The Main Pub shoded Nutmeg CIsvsIand ( 6 ) . and Worrell, StL 8. Wilson cf 4 12 1 (tantner 2b 5 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO American League — Aase, Bolt 14; added a two-run homer to left off Mechanical. 12-11, at Keeney Field. NIekro (L 3-5) 8 8 6 6 2 6 Smith It 3 111 Yount cf 4 2 10 St. Louis Romanick in the third to pul the Joe Borek exploded for a triple, two Eost Boston RIghettI, N Y 12; Stanley, Bos 9; Harris, W L Pet. GB Jones If 0 0 0 0 Ogllvle dhBurris5 0 3 3 (L 32) 4 2-3 6 4 4 4 2 Tex and Hernondez, Det 8. Yankees up 4-0. doubles ond a single, while Curt Wdvn-d (W 1-1) 6 1-3 10 3 3 2 1 Brett 3b 5 0 3 2 AAannng Perry pr 0 0 0 0 3 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 LeDoyt odded three singles for the Boston 36 15 .706 ~ Crowtord 2 2 1 1 0 0 White 2b 5 1 1 0 Deer rf 4 0 0 0 New York went ahead 2-0 earlier Pub. Nutmeg was led by Tom Carpen­ New York 32 20 .615 4V? Stanley (S 9) 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Houston Mets extend NL East lead McRoe dh 4 2 2 2 Schrodr Scott 1b 5 0 1 (W0 5-4) 8 6 2 2 2 8 in the third. Mike Fischlin reached ter, who clubbed two doubles and Baltimore 29 20 .592 6 HBP— by NIekro (Baylor). WP— Boltxinl 1b 5 2 2 2 Sveum 3b 4 1 1 1 Milwaukee 25 25 .500 10'/? D. Smith (S 13) 1 0 0 0 0 1 on a two-base error by center single. Paul Carpenter ond Mike Woodward. T — 2:35. A— 25,681. Sundbrg c 4 0 0 0 Houshidr IfT 4 — 1 2:33.1 0 A— 11J96. LInsenbIgler odded two hits apiece. Detroit 24 25 .490 11 Umpires— Home. Ford; lb, Gordo; 2b, Motley rf 3 10 0 Castillo ss 4 111 Basketball fielder Pettis. One out later, Don NEW YOR K (AP) - San Diego With score tied. 2-2 in the eighth, The ball rolled into left field, as Toronto 25 28 .472 12 Cox; 3b, Reed. Umpires— Home, Crawford; lb, Salozor ss 3 0 0 0 Cerone c4 C. 12 Williams; 1 2b, Wendlestedt; 3b, Toto. left-handed reliever Gene Walter. Foster scored and Knight ad­ Cleveland 24 27 .471 12 Totals 36 8 11 8 Totals 39 4 11 4 Mattingly singled home Fischlin. Manager Steve Boros could see the Women’s Rec West Mattingly then scored on Win­ bad omens building against his 1-1. the third of four Padre vanced to third. Texos 27 24 .529 — Tw ina 10. Blue Jaya 4 Kansas City 821190 011-8 NBA playeffa Sportsmon Cafe scored 21 runs In the Konsos City 26 25 .510 1 Milwaukee 188 812 801— 4 6lanta4.Expoa2 field's 10th homer of the year. team in the eighth inning: first, a pitchers, walked leadoff hitter Craig Lefferts replaced Walter, third Inning en route to a 28-4 rout over Collfornlo 26 26 . 500 I'/j (tame-wInnIng RBI — Smith (2). The Yankees made it 5-0 in the leadoff walk and then an infield George Foster on a 3-1 pitch. Ray walking McDowell and. one out Gorman Insuronce at Charter Oak E— Costlllo, Sveum, BolbonI, White. Oakland 25 28 .472 3 MINNESOTA TORONTO DP— Mllwoukee 1. LDB— Kansas City SAN FRANCISCO MONTREAL Finals fifth as a result of Dickie Scho­ roller that hit third-base bag. Knight followed with a slow later, allowing a run-scoring Field. Donna Murphy mashed a triple, Seottle 20 32 . 385 7'/7 abrhM abrhM ObrhM ObrhM (Bast-et-seven) double and two singles for the winners, Minnesota 20 32 .385 7V2 Puckett cf 5 0 0 0 Gordo dh 4 0 11 9, Milwaukee 9. 2B— Ogllvle, McRae, Houston vs. Boston field's first error in 39 games at "You felt it was just a matter of bouncer down the third base line. groundnut by pinch-hitter Tim while Ellen Jones hod a double ond two BolbonI, Cerone. 3B— Yount, House­ Aldrete 1b 4 0 0 0 Rolnes If 4 12 0 Chicago 19 31 .380 7'/3 Goettl 3b 4 0 0 1 Upshaw ph 1 0 0 0 holder. HR— McRoe (3), Sveum (2), Brenlv c 4 0 0 0 Webster cf 4 o 1 0 (Celtics load series 1-1) shortstop this year. Schofield time after that.” he said. "It Royster, who switched from short­ Teufel. singles. Cindy Satklewlcz hod three Wednesdov's Results Hrbek 1b 3 10 0 loro 2b 4 0 10 AAaldond rf 5 1 1 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 May 26 — Boston 112, Houston 100 wasn’t our night.” stop to third in the .seventh, walked singles to pace the losers. Kansos City 8. Mllwoukee 6 Brnnsky rf 5 2 2 3 Museby cf 4 0 1 1 BalbonI (10). SB— Smith (4), Yount May 29 — Boston 117, Houston 95 threw wildly to first on the relay of Berenyi. making his fifth start, (7), Wilson (12). S— Salazar. Leonard If 3 1 1 0 Dawsan rf 1 0 1 0 As the Padres infield charged in the ball along the line and watched Detroit 8, Ookland 5 Bush If 5 12 0 Bell If 4 2 2 1 CDovIs cf 4 1 1 2 Wnnngh cf 3 0 1 0 June 1 — Houston 106, Boston 104 an attempted double play, allow­ gave up only Dane lorg’s second- Boston 6, Cleveland 4 Smolly dh 5 2 2 3 Johnson 1b3 0 0 0 June 3 — Boston 106, Houston 103 for a bunt. Kevin Mitchell swung it bounce off the bag. IP H RERBBSO Oulnons 3b 3 1 2 1 (talarrg 1b 4 0 1 1 ing Ron Hassey to score. inning single and Tony Gwynn’s Seattle 5. Baltimore 1 Lmbrdz 2b 4 2 3 0 Borfleld rf 3 0 1 1 Konsa City RThmp 2b 4 0 3 1 Krnchc 3b 3 12 0 June 5 — Boston at Houston, 9 p.m. away, doubling past third base- "When you walk the winning run Minnesoto 10, Toronto 4 Reed c 2 2 2 2 Gruber 3b 2 0 0 0 x-June8 — Houston at Boston, 1 p.m. In the seventh. New York hiked sixth homer in the third. He retired Leonard (W 6~4) 5 8 4 4 2 4 Uribe ss 2 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 man Jerry Roy.ster and driving in on that late in the game, some­ Rec baseball Texos 5, Chicogo 2 Goone ss 4 0 11 Mulinks 3b 1 0 0 0 Farr 3 1-3 3 2 2 1 3 LaCoss p 1 0 0 0 Wohifrd rf 1 0 0 0 x-June 11 — Houston at Boston, 9 p.m. its lead to 8-0 on an RBI double by II batters in a row before being New York 11, California 0 Fernndz ss 4 1 1 0 Block 0 0 0 0 0 0 Yngbid ph 0 0 0 0 Law 2b 2 0 0 0 x-lt necessarv Dan Pasqua. his third hit of the the go-ahead run in the New York thing’s got to happen.” said Boros. Thursdoy’s Games Martinez c 4 1 2 0 Robinson p 1 0 0 0 Fltgerld c 3 0 0 0 pinch-hit for in the bottom of the (All Times EOT) Totals 37 10 12 10 Totals 34 4 9 4 (Julsenbrry (S 4) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 night, and RBI singles by Willie Mets’ 4-2victory Wednesdaynight. With runners on first and second Milwaukee Neuman ss 2 0 0 0 and nobody out. Boros figured o. a sixth. Pony Seattle (Langston 4-4) at Baltimore Minnesota 220 881 SOb-10 Nieves (L 5-2) 3 1-3 7 5 4 4 3 Smith p 2 0 0 0 Randolph and Fischlin. Starter Bruce Berenyi and win­ (Davis 4-4), 7:35 p.m. Toronto 808181 200— 4 Cocanower 4 2 2 2 2 4 Walloch 3b 1 0 0 0 The Yankees added two more ning reliever Roger McDowell. 4-0. sacrifice bunt. But Mets Manager " I ’m trying to stay on here,” The Tigers nipped the Orioles, 6-7, in Oakland (Haas 7-1) at Chicago (Allen Gome-winning RBI— Brunonsky (3)‘ Plesac 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 11 4 8 4 Totals 18 2 8 1 Transactions 1-0), 8 p.m. DP— Minnesoto 1, Toronto 2. LOB— runs in the eighth when Mattingly held the Padres hitless fpr the final Dave Johnson told Mitchell, his said Berenyi. "I want to stay in the Pony Leogue action at Cheney Tech on McClure 11110 0 San Pronclsce 888 888118— 4 big leagues and in the rotation. And Wednesday. Jason RIghenzI lead-off Minnesota (Smithson 5-4) at Kansos Minnesota 5, Toronto 6. 2B— Martinez. Leonard pitched to 2 batters In 6th; Montreal 888181 880— l singled, his third hit of the game, 6 2-3 innings, combining for the rookie utiltyman. "If you .see the City (Gubicza 3-4), 8:35 p.m. IHR— Brunonsky 2 (13), Smolley 2 (10), Black pitched to 1 hotter In 9th. (tanne-wlnnlng RBI — C.OavIs (2). Mets’ thircl two-hitter of the third baseman or the shorstop this is a start in the right direction. homer In the sixth Inning snapped atle Bell (9). Reed (1). SB— Gagne (4), B4»eball and scored on Mike Easler’s and gave the Tigers the decisive Boston (Sellers 0-0) at Milwau­ HBP— by Cocanower (Smith). E— Maldonodo, KrenchIckI.R.Thomp- playing back. bunt. If you seethem But I know 1 have a long way to go. kee (Wegman 0-5). 8:35 p.m. Lombordozzl (2). son. DP— San Francisco 3, Montreal 2. Boston — Signed 2 amateur free-agent two-run homer to right, his fifth season. margin. Tony Kastouskas olso ho­ WP— Leonard. T — 3:06, A— 11,913. droft choices: left-hander Bort Holey ond mered, while Jim Carroll crocked IP H R ER BB SO LOB— Son Froncisco 8, Montreal 3. home run of the year. First-place New York, winners move into a 'wheel,' take a hack.” I ’m not blind. I know if I don’t Fiidoy's Games MNinosoto 2B— Maldonado, R. Thompson. 3B— outfielder Stuart Weldle. produce, there’ll be changes made. three hits to pace the attack. Chris Umpires — Home, Brinkman; 2b, Chicogo (A L )— Removedrlght-honder Mattingly’s RBI single in the in eight of the last 11 games, Mitchell said. out of the corner of Turkington played welt for the Orioles. Boltimore at New York, night Viola (W 5-5) 7 9 4 4 3 5 Cooney; 3b, Palermo. KrenchIckI, Quinones 2, C.DavIs. SB— R. UP( photo I viewed this as a ’must’ situation California at Cleveland, night Postore 2 0 0 0 0 3 Thompson (3), Raines2 (21), Brenlv (7). Tom Seaver from the 15-day disabled ninth made it 11-0. increased its lead over the Mont­ his eye. he spotted shortstop Garry Toronto at Detroit, night Toronto S— LaCoss, Uribe, Quinones. list; sent left-hander Bryan Clork to In other games. Detroit beat New York's Joe Niekro gets set to send knuckleball to the real Expos to 7>A games in the Templeton racing for third. "At for me.” Stieb (L 1-7) 6 ^3 10 8 7 4 5 Buffalo of the American Association Oakland ot Chicogo, night Rangara5.Whlte8ox2 Oakland 8-5, Kansas City defeated National League East — the that point. I wanted to make good San Diego starter Eric Show Boston at Milwaukee, night Acker 1 1-3 2 2 2 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO (A A A ); recalled Inflelder Bryan Little plate in Wednesday night’s game with California. Gary Minnesoto at Kansos City, night Caudill 1 0 0 0 0 0 S(m Prandsce from Buffalo; placed outfielder Reid Milwaukee 8-6. Boston downed Pettis singled in the eighth inning to break up Niekro's largest lead the Mets have held contact.” said Mitchell, who en­ lasted 5 1-3 innings, allowing six Little League Seottle ot Texos, night WP— VIolo 2. PB— Martinez. T — 2:48. TEXAS CHICAGO LaCoss 6 7 2 1 2 3 Nichols on the 15dov disabled list Cleveland 6-4. Minnesota routed since the conclusion of the 1969 tered the game at short in the hits and two runs, walking five and Stondouts A— 30,234. ObrhM ObrhM Robinson (W 3-1) 3 1 0 0 0 2 (contusion of left knee). no-hit bid. The Yankees won, 11-0. striking out one. Home Runs Umpires— Home, Barnett; lb, McDwII cf 4 2 2 1 Congels cf 4 0 0 0 Montreal Mllwoukee — Sent first baseman Billy Toronto 10-4. Seattle ripped Balti­ season. seventh. "I knew I did.” Kansos City, McRae (3), BalbonI (10). Tschido; 2b, HIrschbeck; 3b, Roe. Fletchr ss 5 0 10 Tollesn 3b 5 0 0 0 Smith 61-341125 Joe Robldoux to Beloit of the Class A Milwaukee, Sveum (2). Detroit, Whitaker O'Brien lb 4 0 0 0 Baines rf 4 0 2 0 Reordn (L 5-3) 1 2-3 4 3 3 2 2 Midwest Leogue for rehabilitation. International (6), Coles (9), Parrish (13); Oakland, Incovgl dh 4 1 1 2 Walker 1b 4 0 0 0 Burke 1 0 0 0 0 2 Canseco (16). Minnesota, Brunonsky 2 TIgeraB.A'aS Ward If 4 12 0 Hairstn dh 2 1 0 0 .Pittsburgh -S ig n e d right-hander Mike Dairy Queen scored In all but one HBP— by Smith (Brenly). T — 2:45. (13), Smalley 2 (10), Reed (1). Toronto, Sierra rf 4 111 Kittle If 2 0 0 0 A— 8A990. Walker and sent him to mlnor-leogue NL roundup inning as It trimmed Boland Brothers, Bell (9). Seattle, Davis (10), Moses (1). Buechel 3b 2 0 1 0 (talllen ss 3 0 0 0 camp for future assignment. 13-5, Wednesday night at Leber Field. DETROIT OAKLAND Umpires— Home, Rennert; lb, Mon­ Boston, Quinones (1), Buckner (5), Mercodo c 4 0 1 1 Hulett 3b 10 0 0 tague; 2b, Darling; 3b, Wver. Toronto — Signed right-hander VW PARTS Dave White was 3-for-4 with a triple Baylor (13). Texas, Sierra (2), Incovlgllo abrhM obrhM Wllkrsn 2b 4 0 1 0 Skinner c 4 12 1 SteveCummlngs, catcher Andrew Dzlad- and two singles to lead DO. Morgan (10), McDowell (7). New York. Wlnfield2 Whltokr 2b 4 2 1 1 Phillips 3b 5 1 1 0 Cruz 2b 3 0 11 kowlec, shortstop Jerry Schunk ond Bourque and Scott Martin each singled (10), Easier (5). Collins If 2 0 0 0 Totals Bochte 1b IS 5S 18 13 5 1 Totals 11 1 5 1 Rada2.CubaO third bosemon Barry Shifflett. and doubled while Luis Rivera added a Winning Pitchers Gibson dh 3 2 0 0 Texas Lonsfrd. 3b 3 0 0 0 011081 081— 5 Reds’ Browning junks the junk, wins pair of singles and Mike Briere a Kansos City, Leonord (6-4). Detroit, Porrish c 4 2 11 Hill- 21? 10 0 0 Chicago 018 088 888— 1 Minnesota — Signed outfielder Ken double for the winners. Dennis Joyner Evons 1b 4 1 1 2 (tanseco rf 3 1 1 3 TAG SALE Morris (5-4). Minnesota, VIolo (5-5). (tame-wInnIngRBI— lncavlglla(4). CHICAGO CINCINNATI Morgan. and Shawn Cutler each singled for Seattle, Moore (3-6). Boston, Woodward Coles 3b 5 13 3 KIngmn dh 4 0 0 0 DP— Chicago 1. LOB— Texas 6, Chi­ ObrhM ObrhM Basketball game winning streak. Smith Boland's. Winning pitcher Bouraue (1-1). Texos, Witt (3-4). New York. Lemon cf 2 0 0 0 Dovls rf 1 1 0 0 cogo 9. 2B— Baines, Skinner, Ward. Dunston ss 4 0 0 0 Milner cf 3 0 0 0 Portland — John White retired os By John Nelson one-hitter of his career in beating Jeffrey I.eonard singled before allowed lust the two hits while striking NIekro (6-3). Sherldn rf 2 0 0 1 HR— Peters Sierra If (2), 10 Incovlglla0 0 (10), McDo­ Lopes If 4 0 0 0 Rose 1b 3 1 1 0 publicity director and will remain os o The Associated Press the Chicago Cubs 2-0. Davis, hitless in his 13 previous pitched a hitless ninth for his out seven. He walked eight. Trmmll ss 4 0 0 0 well Baker (7). SB— If 10Cruz 0 02 (2), McDowell (11), Sondbrg 2b 3 0 0 0 Parker rf 4 0 2 0 consultant. "The whole game it looked like at-bats. tripled off a Jeff Reardon league-leading 13th save. Scott ran 10-50% OFF entire inventory Griffin ss 4 0 10 Buechele(3). Moreind rf 2 0 0 0 Esosky If 3 0 11 CoHege his major league-leading strikeout Bathe c 4 0 2 1 IP H R ER BB SO Cey 3b 3 0 0 0 Venoble If 0 0 0 0 Eost Tennessee State — Athletic F o r some reason, Tom Browning he went to his fastball, and he had a changeup. American Javier cf 2 1 1 0 Texas Durhm 1b 2 0 0 0 Bell 3b 2 10 0 director George "Buddy" Sasser re­ had forgotten how he became the good one.” Cubs Manager Jim total to 106 by fanning eight. Totals 30 8 4 8 Totals 34 S 9 S Phillies 8,. Dodgers 7 ONE DAY ONLY, RAIN OR SHINE The Firefighters beat Modern Jani­ Witt (W 3-4) 5 4 2 2 6 5 JDovIs c 3 0 10 Stillwell ss 4 0 1 0 signed to accept some position at first rookie 20-game winner in 31 Frey said. "In fact, we were Jose Cruz had a double, single torial. 16-7, at Waddell Field. Greg Calendar Dolroll 884 01C1O3— 8 Mahler (S 3) 4 ) 0 0 0 5 Dernier cf 2 0 0 0 Diaz c 3 0 10 Coastal Carolina College; named basket­ Glenn Wilson and Von Hayes had OflfcImHt f ii « CMcoge Mtthws ph 1 0 0 0 Oester 2b 3 0 0 0 years. talking about it on the bench.” and two RBI for Houston. Bill Grlfiflii rapped two hits, including a ball coach Les Robinson Interim othletic two RBI apiece to pace the Phillies SATURDAY. JUNE 7 homer, while Steve Flengo and Andy Gome-wInnIng RBI — Coles (4). Seaver (L 2-3) 4 1-3 7 3 3 2 1 Mmphrv cf 0 0 0 0 .Brownng p 3 0 2 1 director. In his sophomore season, he lost Doran homered for the Astros. DP— Detroit 2. LOB— Detroit 7, Ook- Sondersn p2 0 0 0 over the fumble-fingered Dodgers.' Bartley added a pair of sofeties apiece Nelson 133 1 1 1 1 0 Peelball his first four decisions. He was off for the winners. Chris Longo had three TODAY lond 7. 2B— Coles 2. HR— Canseco McKeon 1 0 0 0 0 1 Fontenot p 0 0 0 0 Houston — Signed free agent running Los Angeles committed five er­ Pirates 12, Braves 3 for the losers. Golf (16), Whitaker (6), Coles (9), Parrish Dowlev 1 1 0 0 0 0 SpMer ph 1 0 0 0 bock Ken Locy, defensive lineman Lynn to a junk.start, throwing junk. Giants 4, Expos 2 Manchester/Berlln ot Northwest Co- (13). SB— Griffin (8), Gibson (6). S— James 11110 1 Totals 17 8 1 8 Tetalt ■ 1 8 1 AAodsen and tackle Brian Walter. rors. leading to four unearned Barry Bonds, playing in only his thollc (Tumblebrook), 3 p.m. Collins. SF— Sheridan. WP— Witt 3. T — 2:52. A— 12,634. Chicaoe 888 888 888— 8 ” I don’t know what it was,” the The Giants had to rally for three Philadelphia runs, and lost despite sixth major league game after . American Farm dnchmalt 8 8 8 18 8 ieK— 1 Cincinnati Reds left-hander said. runs in the eighth inning to beat coming up'frorn the minors last SATURDAY IP H R ER BB SO (tame-wlnnlno RBI — Esosky (4). outhitting the Phillies 15-7, The winning pitcher Julie Smart Beys Trock Defrolt DP— Chicago 2, Cincinnati 1. LOB— ” I can’t pinpoint why I wasn’t Montreal and win their fourth- Dodgers increased their major Friday, hit his' first homer and slommed two homers and single for Monchester ot Gloss LL Meet (WII- Morris (W 5-4) 6 1-3 8 5 5 4 4 Chicago 2, Cincinnati 7. 2B— Rose. aggressive. I started thinking I straight. Chili Davis’ two-run league-leading error total to 67. drove in four runs for the Pirates. LIPMAN #1 ^ five RBIs os M ARC blosted American lowbrook Pork, New Britain), 3:30 Hernondz (S 8) 2 2-3 1 0 0 1 2 Radio, T V SF— Esosky. W E DELIVER triple gave San Francisco a 3-2 Legion, 14-5, ot Volley Field. Catcher East Catholic at Gloss L Meet Oakland was a pitcher who could work the “ Kevin Gross got the victory Right-hander Mike Bielecki. II you haven't received your lead..and Luis Quinones drove in Mike Toomev contributed o homer and (Middletown High), 2:30 p.nv. Plunk (L 0-2) 21-3 3 4 4 6 0 IP H RERBBSO Menohaeter Herald by 5:30 p.m out^de part of the plate instead of despite allowing 10 hits and five another rookie got the victory by 24 TOLLAND TURNPIKE double and six ribbles. Smart and Girls Track TONIGHT Langford 3 2-3 1 1 1 0 2 Chicago weekdays or 8 a m. Saturdays, going right a t ’em.” the insurance run with a suicide runs over six innings. working the first 5 2-3 innings, and (ROUTE 83) Toomev also each gunned down Monchester/Eost Catholic at Gloss L Mooneyhom 2 1-3 1 3 3 4 0 7:30 Mets vs. Pirates, SportsChonnel, Sandrsn (L 3-3)6 2-3 6 2 2 2 3 squeeze bunt. runners on the bases to souosh Meet (Hall High, West Hartford) Ontiveros 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 8:00 College World Series: Florida Fontenot 1 1-3 2 0 0 2 1 please call your carrier. If you're Wednesday night. Browning Astros 4, Cards 2 Jim Winn pitched 3 1-3 hitless VERNON, CONN 06066 potential runs. Mickey Peterson added Boseboll WP— Morris, Balk— PJunk. PB— State vs, Arizona, ESPN Cincinnati unable to reach your carrier, coll went back to the fastball, his Jeff Robinson. 3-1. pitched three innings for the save. on HBI-trlple for MARC. For Legion, Clots L Division Bathe. T — 3:25. A— 12,743. 8:30 Red Sox vs. Brewers, Channels Browning (W 3-5) 9 1 0 0 2 9 subscriber service, B47-8B40 by primary weapon when he went 20-9 innings of one-hit relief for. the Mike Scott and Dave Smith R.J. Reynolds also homered for Frank Hersho hammered o two-run Guorterflnols 30, 38, W TIC T — 1:99. A— 174)39. 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. victory. combined on a six-hitter, and 649-2638 triple and Oonnv Griffin added o Chenev Tech vs. South Wlndsor- Umpires— Home, Riley; lb, CoMe; 2b, 9:00 Celtics vs. Rockets, Channel 3, Umpires— Home, Stella; 1b, Pon- last year. He struck out nine, a the Pirates, and Ken Oberkfell run-tcorlng double. Bullord Havens winner, TBA McClelland; 3b. Denklnger. WKHT clno; 2b, Gregg; 3b, Harvey. Saturdays for ouaranteed dellvory career high, and pitched the first Candy Maldonado doubled and Houston ended St. Louis’ four- homered for Atlanta. « — M /W CMtafiKH MKHALU, Thuriday. June 5,1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 5, 1086 — II A Banner biggest quest FOCUS/ F a m ity for Celts’ Larry Bird

Bv FrederIcK Waterman here, wearing this practice Jersey B ill Walton, who usually is on the United Press International with No. 33 on it and maybe I’m bench in the closing minutes of a dumb, maybe I’m stupid, but I game, scored the final basket in HOUSTON - The Boston Celtics think we can come back. We have Game 4, hitting a reverse lay-in off are within one game of making the the personnel.” he said. a rebound. National Anthem at Boston In Games .3 and 4 in Houston. Walton, in his first season with Garden Just a little sweeter for Kevin McHale says the Celtics Boston, last played in the NBA Larry Bird. have failed to run off the game- Finals in 1977 with Portland. He is Before every home game, the deciding streaks typical of their grateful to be here again after Celtics forward notices four things season. missing most or all of four seasons while “ The Star-Spangled "In the last two. we haven’t had due to foot injuries. Banner" is being played. those sustained bursts, when we're After giving a post-game state­ "I look at the flag. Bobby Orr's timing well and playing good ment to the assembled media, he Jersey up there and the two defense.” McHale said. "Those stepped off the speaking platform, banners we won.” he said at are the heartbreakers and the took the hand of K C. Jones and • • / practice Wednesday. "The cham­ gamebreakers.” said simply. “Thanks, Coach.” pionship rings don't mean that McHale. a 6-foot-in forward, is At practice Wednesday he said. m uch to me. but I lik e the banners. averaging 23.3 points in the finals, "I can’t thank the Celtics enough I think they're special.” just behind B ird’s 24.5. for taking me on this team, for With its 106-103 victory over the If Boston does not win the title in giving me a chance because I was Houston Rockets Tuesday night. Thursday night’s Game 5. then the probably the worst-injured player Boston took a 3-1 edge, g ivin g it.self series returns to New England in the NBA. without a doubt.” three chances to win NBA title No. where Boston has won 40 straight Houston's Jim Petersen has 16 and its third since Bird .ioined home games. tapes of Walton's best Hays, when the Celtics seven years ago. "This 2-3-2 (home-site) format he was playing with the Trail No team has ever come back that stinks and smells suddenly Blazers. from a 3-1 deficit in a champion­ looks great.” said McHale. who "He was fantastic then and I ship series. played on Boston's 1981 and 1984 don’t know how he got that rebound "B u t w e're not out of it." championship teams and re­ (Tuesday night). I don't know Houston guard Robert Reid said. members the delirium of the final where he cam e from , he mu.st have "They haven't got their rings on game. dropped out of the ceiling.” Pe­ their fingers yet and they haven't “ You get a feeling of invincibil­ tersen said got that banner over their heads.” ity. And it may only last as long as "But he earned his keep this year upi photo­ But R eid was not oblivious to the the champagne does, but it's a on that one play alone Otherwise obvious. euphoric feeling. Those previous we’d be silting here with cigars in Boston’s Larry Bird (right) and Kevin in Houston. The Celtics, with a 3-1 lead, “ If I was on the outside. I'd say two (championship games) were our mouths celebrating being tied McHale enjoy themselves during prac­ will try to wrap up the NBA champion­ It's ‘Mission Impossible ' But I'm some of my best moments ever" 2-2.■■ tice session Wednesday at the Summit ship tonight against the Rockets. David and Libby Eddy and Kathy At French Open tennis and Biil Siddons, from ieft, chat Sports In Brief about the natural family planning classes the two couples teach. Athletic Club holds meeting tonight Martina moves into women’s finais They are in the Siddons’ home at 89 Tanner St. The Manchester .Athletic Club will hold its monthly meeting PARIS (UPI) — Rain came to Navratilova screamed at herself, repeated the break in the seventh good.” said Pernfors. a 22-year-old tonight at 6:30 at the Mahoney Rec Center on Center Street. the rescue of Martina Navratilova "slow down, je rk" and held service in the next game former two-time NCAA champion Herald photo by Pinto Membership in the M AC is open to any athlete, male or female, today, helping the women's lop But Navratiolva. searching for to win. at the University of Georgia. "I who has an interest in any aspect of track and field or distance seed regroup for a 4-6. 7-6 (7-4). 6-2 her third French title, survived the was just concentrating so hard, it running. Experienced and inexperienced athletes are welcomed. decision over Helena Sukova to second-set tiebreak and dominated Evert Lloyd has .struggled in her was .just a question of m e keeping Information on upcoming summer competition, including the advance to the final of the French the third set to advance. last two matches. She fought back the ball in play, I guess you could Manchester Community College New England Relays, will be Open. Sukova. who ended Navratilo­ from first-set lo.s.ses to both ninth- call it (playing in) a trance. provided at tonight's meeting. Second-seeded Chris Evert va's 74-match winning streak In seeded Gabriela Sabatini and No For further information, contact either Boh Moran (647-0794). Lloyd, the defending champion, the semifinals of the 1984 Austral­ 13 Carling Bassett. "I'm very surprised to have Teaching family planning the natural way played fifth seed Hana Mandlikova made the semis.” he added. G a ry A gnew (.569-8238). B ill D u m as (643-6231). D ic k B rim le y ian Open in 1984. pushed her In the men’s quarterfinals Wed­ (568-5532) o r G e o rg e S u ito r (643-8031). in the other semifinal advantage out to 4-1 in the first set "Before the tournament I didn’t nesday. No. 3 Boris Becker was think I could. But I’ve had some Sukova. a 21-year-old from Cze­ with her third service break. By Margaret Hayden "One guy cle a n s the oven. ” B ill Sidd ons said. deductible.” David Eddy said. Couples with the tim e of ovu lation . H e sa id the m ethod is eliminated by Sweden’s Mikael good wins which have made me choslovakia frustrated Navratil­ Navratilova didn't hold service Pernfors. who relied on vicious Herald Reporter ” 1 like flowers.” his wife said. serious financial problems are given a reduced designed for people who object to artificial ova in the first set. The eighth seed feel more confident about my East offering Hilltop Sports Clinic until the seventh game, which passing shots to defeat the West Som e couples go out to d in n e r the firs t e vening ra te or taught free, he said. methods, such as barriers, the P ill and broke Navratilova’s service three brought her to within 4-3. Sukova gam e.” Once again. East Catholic High will serve as host for the Hilltop German defending Wimbledon Natural fam ily planning works and can of abstinence. Others walk in the moonlight or go spermicides. He added that for some couples, the lim es in the set opening set which won the next game, thanks to a cham pion. 2-6 6-4. 6-2. 6-0 Becker said: "At the end. I Sports Clinic, which will offer instruction in basketball, football strengthen a m arriage. This is the message of two to the movies. "They do whatever they need to do. BESIDES CONDUCTING the four-class series, P ill is more effective. was interrupted for 20 minutes bunch of errors by Navratilova at couldn’t do anything. He was just and soccer in the months of July and August. area couples who teach techniques of finding a We en cou rag e fa m ily e n ric h m e n t.” she said. the couples answer telephone questions.“ Many While the average time of abstinence is from with Sukova ahead 5-4. the net France’s Henri Leconte kept the playing all over the court, he The clinics are designed for the development of youth players w o m a n ’ s fe rtile tim e in h e r m e n stru a l cycle . T h e y call about their charts.” Kathy Siddons said. seven to 10 days, some couples choose to shorten M and likova a tiger at the net Navratiolva got a break in the local crowd excited by ousting couldn't miss a ball, be played on David Eddy pointed out that the waiting time and fundamentals of each sport are stressed. The clinic is open to throughout the match, dished out are certified Couple to Couple League volunteer Classes are held about a month apart to allow this time and some choose to extend it. depending fifth game of the deciding set to go Andrei Chesnokov of the Soviet the line when he had to. he lobbed can improve communications. His wife. Libby, all going into grades 4 thru 9. winners from all angles After a ahead 3-2 after Sukova was unable U nion 6-3. 6-4. 6-3 instructors. couple to go through three mentural cycles as they p a rtly on how m uch of a ris k they want to take. when he had to. he made an ace — agreed. The Eddys. who live in Coventry, have The camps are: basketball from July 14-18. football from July douhlo fault in the second set to scoop up a shot at her feet She ‘T m still shaking. I feel pretty “ I t ’s liv in g in h a rm o n y w ith n a tu re and our le a rn the m ethod. Siddons said. 10 aces.” been teaching the method for five years. They 28-August I and socer from August 4-8. Cost is $50 per clinic. For bodies." B ill Siddons said. Since 1975 he and his B esid e s d e te rm in in g the fe r tility tim e , the were taught by the Siddons. who learned the further information, contact Tom Malin. athletic director, at wife, Kathy Siddons. have been teaching cla.sses league teaches ecological breastfeeding, which is IN T H IS A R E A about 75 percent of the m em b e rs method from the book and through many calls to E a s t C a th o lic H ig h School at 647-8627. World Cup roundup in the a rt of n a tu ra l fa m ily pla n n in g . different from the cultural breastfeeding of classes are Catholic but in the South and the national headquarters. There were no area "W e are in the business of adult sex education. generally practiced in this country. In many Midwest where it is more popular, most of the teachers then. White Sox activate Tom Seaver If a group is w illing to listen, we’ll go.” she said. developing nations, ecological breastfeeding is the people practicing the method are not Catholics. They have spoken in churches, schools and Because they believe it is important for more most popular method of fam ily planning. The method is approved by the Catholic Church CHICAGO — The Chicago White Sox removed right-hander Mexican ceiebration turns vioient libraries. They have found that many people are couples to learn the method, the Siddons and the K a th le e n Sidd ons said. She added it g iv e couples and some other denominations who oppose many Tom S e a v e r fro m the 1.5-day d isa b le d list and in se rte d the unaware of the symto-thermal system of birth Eddys became volunteer teaching couples. They an average of 14.6 months of infertility. They can birth control methods or abortion. The Pill, three-time Cy Young award winner as the starting pitcher for control, often confusing if with the less-effective ha ve been c e rtifie d by a se rie s of tests and are tell when fertility w ill be restored by techniques intra-uterine devices and spermicides can cause last night’s game against the Texas Rangers. By Fred Llet paying. All 24 teams have now completed The game between West Ger­ c a le n d a r rh y th m m ethod of the 1930s and 1940s. practicing the method. Each couple has two taught in classes. abortions if women get pregnant accidentally Seaver last played May 17. When .stiffness in his right shoulder United Press International In the Pink Zone, the heart of the their opening games. Thus far. m any and U ruguay featured a p a ir B e sid e s the rh y th m m ethod of m e n stru a l c y c le children. There are six teaching couples in the T he baby is given no so lid food o r w a te r for the using these methods, according to Couple to persisted, he was placed on the disabled list May 22. retroactive tourist district, people threw bot­ Argentina. Brazil. Denmark and of former two-time champions. calendars and body temperatures, the league state. first six months. "The mother drinks the water.” Couple literature and other medical sources. to M a y 18. MEXICO CITY - The city tles at store windows. An ambu­ the Soviet Union look capable of Uruguay struck in the fourth incorporates techniques of checking vaginal All four teachers agreed the natrual method cleaned up Wednesday from a lance was destroyed as rescue, contending for the championship. minute when West Germany’s she said. The method is good for persons who want To make room for Seaver. the White Sox sent pitcher Brvan mucus for changes in color and consistency, and THE EDD YS heard about the method from should not be combined with other methods, such soccer parly that ran loo long and workers attempted to treat an Today, it ’s Italy vs. Argentina in Lothar Mattheaus attempted a to have their children about two years apart, she Clark to Buffalo. finding other clues of hormonal changes. Many other couples, after experimenting with other as using condoms on the fertile days. "If condoms too loud before turning violent injured person. Puebla France vs. the Soviet back pass. He lobbed the ball to sa id The Red Cross reported treating There were reported confronta­ Union in Leon and South Korea vs. Uruguay’s Antonio Alzamendi. women who use the system also do cervical fam ily planning methods. "W e decided to learn it are 85 percent effective at all times, they w ill be Drayton, Pinango win world titles 60 people for injuries in the tions between Mexican revelers Bulgaria in Mexico City.. who moved around goalkeeper e x a m in a tio n s on th e m se lv e s to fin d p h y sica l and to help others le a rn it in g ro u p s.” H e added. DR. EDW ARD J. SULICK, an obstetrician and m uch less e ffe ctiv e if used only on da ys w hen the extended aftermath of Mexico’s and Scottish tourists, and one Denmark, appearing in its first Toni Schumacher to score off the changes indicating the fertility time. Information “ It’s living in harmony with our bodies, but it’s gynecologist practicing in Manchester, said the woman is apt to be fertile.” B ill Siddons said. EAST RUTHERFORD. N..I. — Buster Drayton and Bernardo opening World Cup victory the Scotsman was said to be injured. World Cup. made a fine debut crossbar. from the several methods are placed on charts to based on scientific facts.” Many couples consider success rate of the symto-thermal method taught Kathy Siddons said they plan to present a class Pinango became first-time world champions Wednesday night previous day Thousands of revel­ The Scots were anticipating against a gritty Scottish team. Uruguay turned conservative help the couples determine the tim e when the Pill, sponges, spermicides and lU D s lobe by the Coup le to Coup le L e a g u e has a success rate in the area in the fall. If a group wants one in the and Irleis "Cubanito" Perez was one round short of making it ers streamed into the city center, Wednesday’s game with .Den­ Preben Elkjaer scored the only and West Germany was unable to con ce ption w ould be m ost apt to happen. dangerous. They consider condoms, diaphragms in direct proportion to the motivation of the su m m er, they w ill g iv e one. she said. three. some atop hijacked buses. mark. won 1-0 by the Danes in goal in the 57th minute, sending in reply until only six minutes re­ and other barriers as an unwanted "something couple. The first class in each series is for the curious a left-footer off the far post. Drayton won a m ajority decision over Carlos Santos to win the Police did little as bands of Nezahualcoyoti in Group E El.se- mained. Klaus Allots received a C L A S S E S A L S O C O V E R how to deal w ith the between them.” "It is the only form of fam ily planning that is and no charge is made. B ill Siddons said. "A ll a banner-bearing youths broke into where. West Germany and Uru­ The defeat not only cost Scotland pass and split the Uruguayan International Boxing Federation junior middleweight title: days requiring abstinence from sexual Their method costs far less than most. completely natural.” he said. "It is method for couple ga m b le s is tw o h ou rs..” he said. C la sses stores. Hundreds were said to have guay played to a I-1 tie in two points in a tough group Pinango upset Gaby Canizales to win a unanimous decision and defense, scoring with a left-footed entered a popular downtown res­ Oueretaro in Group E and Para­ containing We.st G erm any and shot. intercourse for those trying to avoid pregnancy. “ You won’t see any full page ads for it. The only people who object to the artificial means. For include slides from the national office and capture the World Boxing Association bantamweight crown: and taurant. demanding food and guay downed Iraq 1-0 in Toluca in Uruguay, but also the services of Said West German coach Franz There are other ways to express love, both couples cost is for a th e rm o m e ter, c h a rts and the $40 for some couples it can be very effective but you can’t discussions. The third and fourth classes show Jim m y Paul defended his IBF lightweight title with a majority drink They then left without G roup B. striker Charlie Nicholas. He left in Beckenbauer: “ When you play 85 agree. the series of classes, half of which is tax cheat on it.” He said the requires abstinence near how to keep and use the re q u ire d charts. decision over Perez. the 83rd minute with apparent minutes for a goal, have many All fights at the Meadowlands were 15 rounds. ligament damage to his ankle. He opportunities like we did and they Professional golf circuit likely will miss the rest of the don’t go in, you begin to doubt Herbst sets mark in women’s 10,000 tournament. whether you’il ever get a goal.” Dear Andy Landers, who should make the bed? "I'm satisfied with the victory.” Uruguayan coach'Omar Borras said Denmark coach SeppPiontek. charged the officiating favored INDIANAPOLIS — A mistake that could have cau.sed moves to New York state advice they got from columnists as whose team played lluidly and West Germany. - . Recently I happiness? D EAR ANDY: If a president was is Andrew, you get called "Andy” Wi.sconsin distance runner Stephanie Herbst to run out of gas and I don’t like to be called have made the right decisions in aggressively in the .second half. "I Tm very worried about this iwent to a party Signed. Unhappy divorced and remarried while still Wednesday probably helped her shatter a record. "Andy.” Unfortunately. I don’t life by paying attention to the HARRISON. N Y (UPI) - The No. 2 money winner Andy Bean know we can play better but I’ll be sort of refereeing." he said. "It’s in Washington DEAR UNHAPPY: The secret in office, would his second wife still Herbst highlighted the first day of competition Wednesday at like people going out of their way to astrology columns. world of American professional will also apparently be among the happy if we play like this and win something that concerns the whole and met Ann to being happy is in learning to take be called the First Lady? the 65th annual NCAA DivisionI Trackand Field Championships golf begins a two-week swing- ca ll me “ A ndrew ” either, so a lot of missing. Bean committed to the every time." World Cup tournament. Landers. She’s pleasure from all the dull, routine Signed. History Scholar with a record- setting performance in the women's 10.000-meter through New York Thursday One tournament, but told Westchester small, pretty, Andy and terrible things that keep D E A R S C H O LA R : If a president people just call me "Hey.” DEAR ANDY: Ever since we run. of the stops is routine and the other officials Wednesday his back was carefully happening to you in life. Once you divorced his wife and married M y advice to you is. have a girl. were married, my wife has in­ She cro sse d the tap e in 32.32 75 to esta Wish m eet and co lle g ia te far from ordinary giving him problems and that he Introducing... dressed and Rooney have mastered the art of liking another woman while still in the sisted that I make the bed every records. Her time bettered former Oregon State runner Kathy With leading money winner Greg may have to withdraw. easy to talk to. drudgery, bad luck and disappoint­ White House. "The First Lady” is DEAR ANDY: This is the first morning. Do you think a man H a y e s ’ tw o-year-old N C A A m eet m a rk of 32.43.81 and N orth Norman among the missing this These are not ment. you’ll be a happy per.son. not what theotherwoman would be time I’ve ever written to a should make the bed? Carolina State runner Kathy Ormsby's two-month old collegiate week, the PGA tour makes its ~ Both Norman and Bean (who has Dean A, LeMay th e th in g s I called most often, especially by the columnist. What is your opinion of Signed. Unmade record of 32:36.44. annual trip to the Westchester won $382,000) could be wind up envy Ann La n d ­ DEAR ANDY: My husband told First Wife. people who write to columnists and DEAR UNMADE: Very often The race was the only final of the day. Country Club and the $600,000 shattering the one-year money ers for. though. me he’s in love with another ask for advice? How many people the solution to any problem is w inning record of $542,321 .set in compromise. Why don’t you agree "Coach gave me the go ahead (to move into the lead with three Westchester Classic I envy her all those short, well- Here’s a sample of the kind of woman who is 17 years younger DEAR ANDY: Do you like the do you think have lived happily 1985 by Curtis Strange. to make your side of the bed? laps to go). but it was one lap earlier than it should have been." After that, attention will focus on >piitten letters she gets asking letters I’d like to get: than he is. I’m in love with another name “ AndreW” ? We are about to ever after because of the advice Herbst said. "They (the officials) were off on the laps. When I the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, d ire ct questions that she can m ake man 17 years older than I am. What have a baby and if it’s a boy. w e’ re they got from columnists? which will host the U S Open for Signed. Truth Seeker Frankly I don’t know how Ann found out. I was scared to death. I just said to m yself that I had to a column out of answering. All the D EAR ANDY: My husband and I advice can you give us? thinking of naming him Andrew. the first time in 90years. Although Signed. Pregnant DEAR SEEKER: The same Landers does it day after day. The keep on going.” - letters I get are three pages long have been m arried for 27 years and Signed. Ageless Westchester is looked upon chiefly DEAR AGELESS: I’d suggest DEAR PREGNANT: Yes. I like number of people have lived answers are easy but the questions Herbst’s victory gives Wisconsin the team-scoring lead after and they never ask me anything. we’re always looking for how to be as a final tuneup for the Open, the PLAINFIELD They’re always telling me. happy. What is the secret to both of you start acting your ages. the name Andrew but if your name happily ever after because of the are hard to think of. one event with a total of 10 Oklahoma State is second with 8 tournament has provided its share points and Duke third with 6 points. of drama over the past few years. BREYHOmOPaRK Last year Roger Maltbie shot a 63 in the second round, but DltnAetlm fAmwOttm Races every 15 minutes, open 6 days a week Health care cuts hurt Kelly looking to steal Belmont show eventually found him.self in a ELMONT. N.Y. — Trainer Walter Kelly, a newcomer to the playoff with former champion Belmont Stakes at age 79, may steal the show from youngsters Raymond Floyd and George SCHEDULE Woody Stephens. 72, and Charlie Whittingham, 73. Burns Maltbie birdied the first hole of sudden death to win the 1 MATINEE 1 TWILITE | e v e n i n q | Stephens, the sentimental favorite, will saddle Danzig Solo therapists are having their own problems event. Connection Saturday in the 118th running of the Belmont, in an 1 100 PM 1 5:00 PM 1 7:30 PM 1 Seve Ballesteros made the West­ attempt to lengthen his own record to five straight victories in the chester one of his American By Robert Strand Last July Cummings formed a tioners will not be in practice 10 apists mostly zero in on the than the practitioner who deals In three months of therapy we got final leg of the Triple Crown. victories in 1984 and the year Dean Is working In our used car reconditioning deoart- United Press International for-profit firm called American years from now.” says Cummings. patient’s specific problem of the with all problems solo. . that number down to zero.” , Whittingham will counter with Kentucky Derby winner moment, rather than seeking to before that the tournament was the ment. He has been with Lynch Motors I'/z years” Biodyne, that already operates “ They are an endangered About 5 percent of patients never analyze every cranny of the SIXTY PERCENT of visits to F e rd in a n d , the e a rly be ttin g fa v o rie in the $350,000 sta kes race. site of one of the most dramatic SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A five psychotherapy centers in species.” ” want to quit therapy, he says, "and physicians’ offices are by patients Kefly. meanwhile, has many horsemen buzzing about lightly shots of the decade. moto^ejefe.*'""®' working on hlus relentless drive to cut health care Arizona and Hawaii serving unconscious. they’re the people that scare the with no physical illness, but are raced Johns Treasure. The Exclusive Native colt, owned by John costs is driving solo psychologists 250.000 subscribers. B y the end of THE NEW APPROACH applies "We had an agoraphobic, house­ insurance carrier that has to foot Bob Gilder holed a 3-wood for a the year Cummings thinks the suffering physical complaints that M urrell, skipped his 2-year-old season and ran only four times Dean has studied electronics and os o hobby builds re­ and psychiatrists out of business, specific therapies to specific prob­ bound for fear of open places, and the bill.” So Cummings’ model double eagle at the 18th hole to. mote control, scale model cars. "uuas re number will triple. ' are based on emotional problems. this year. He posted two victories by a combined 21 1-4 lengths in the view of Nicholas A. Cum­ lems. Cummings says, whereas ’ we dealt with it successfully in 45 includes a program for therapy finish out his third round and that mings. former president of the He says insurance companies certain other therapists use the Cummings says. and added two seconds. But what really has the experts talking is shot vaulted him to victory. A m inutes.” he sai/s. addicts. the fact that he is fresh. r— REMEMBER- American Psychological will send their subscribers to these same approach for every .problem. He cites numerous studies show­ plaque now sits in the m iddle of the Association. new centers because they can American Biodyne has worked Hi$ method of dealing with Johns Treasure's last outing was an 8 1-4 length allowance rmrmmmm mm§mm9§ m I SINCE 1969 “ If it’s a Freudian, you get the ing better psychotherapy can cut fairway from where he hittheshot What w ill take th e ir place w ill be achieve huge savings — and couch. If it’s a Jungian. you’re out 58 therapies for problems such specific problems means therapy trium ph on M ay 25. How much does being fresh help a horse in the CdimectlearsOalyDaek that waste by up to 80 percent, and new, all-purpose groups of psy­ because these centers can be m ore going to paint pictures. If it’s a as depression, alcoholism, job can be brief, yet under his contract 1 1-2 m ile Belmont? Five of the last .seven winners, including 1985 Norman, who won last week’s Senior c//izens always admitted FREE BOO W. C a n la r E l. this is where the insurance carrier chotherapists under contract to effective than individual thera­ behavorist. you’re going to gel problems, schizophrenia, compul­ with insurance carriers the winner Creme Fraiche. skipped both the Derby and the Kemper Open for his third tour No one under IB admitted Manchealar saves huge amounts. LYNCH > 646-4121 health maintenance organizations pists operating alone in their desensitization." he complains. sive gambling and even addiction number of sessions with a patient title of the year, will not be trying Preakness Stakes. U M lltl TNtl IM t tIM II ON 1 IC A I YOU atO M aiT.9 to therapy. Thus, the new therapy is unlimited. So is the length of to add to his $447,109 in 1986 (HMOs) and to insurance compan­ offices. Cummings’ method is called ” We identified one woman who each session. earnings. 564-3391 ies such as Blue Cross, he predicts. “ Fifty percent of the solo practi­ targeted therapy — meaning ther­ center offers greater resources made 422 doctor visits in one year.

^ - a MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June S. 1986 — 1> 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuredav. June 5. 1986 Social Security Pre-vacation checklist should Trout that got away leaves : Benefits include preparatidns for pets budget analyst up the creek The troops in Again I quote a witness. “ Poor th e " B a c k Simply refill it (but not too full). Rob came up sputtering, blowing, With vacation Room” are all ^ won’t Less of a response may discourage and muttering to himself. And then time upon us getting antsy her. When you leave her. try to he bailed himself out of the water, and many peo­ because over anticipate how much water she’ll- Jo e ’s and leaned behind a tree.” ple traveling the next two with their pets need during your absence and At this point, the relater of the i end weeks, the gang W o rld tale said he didn’t know whether to c a m p - Pet F o ru m leave no extra. is splitting up. If she tips it over and become Rob was crying, talking to himself, grounds and going different thirsty, perhaps she’ll make the Joe Garman or just plain disgusted and " Q U E S TIO N : My three children other outdoor ways on fishing connection. Use a water receptacle exhausted. have been getting Social Security areas, there are Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. safaris. that is secure (with a weighted However, there is a really nice survivors’ benefits since my wife’s some precau­ One group, bottom) or one that sets in a ring. ending to this story. Our hero went death. If I remarry, wiii the tionary steps consisting of that should be However, canceling out one vice back to the trailer, got himself benefits continue or stop? Paul Bengston, Rob Huestis and taken. Planning may just start another, such as running down the river after this dried off, and returned to the scene Brad Stevens, are going to hit the for travel and camping with your families as well) is a good idea. excessive chewing or soiling. So humongous fish. One witnesses of the crime. -ANSWER: Your remarriage Beaverkill River in N.Y. Some of pet is just as important as laying try to avoid the real problem — said he “ didn’t know whether Rob I bet you think he caught the fish >4iii have no affect on your Your veterinarian can advise as to the gang for just a weekend, some out your own itinerary. boredom. Get your puppy a safe was into the fish, or the fish was this time. Nope. What good old Rob children’s benefits. If you are the proper items and tips on for a week. first-aid technique. In severe in­ toy, a big chewable artiheial bone, into Rob.” did was walk up to one of the ladies receiving benefits only because Frank Horton and yours truly Pretravel physicals and proper jury. veterinary assistance should play the radio or TV . In extreme Anyhow, as the story goes. Rob who had been present at the picnic you are caring for your children, are making our annual trip to vaccinations (and for some states be sought locally. Ticks are a cases, get your pet a pet, a live had this monster on. and was ground, and apologize for his these will end when you remarry. Pocomoonshine to fish for smal- and Canada a health certificate) special problem In campgrounds playmate to keep her company. pursuing it down past a picnic cussing. by your veterinarian, an up-to-date Another approach is not to make Imouth bass and maybe some ground where three families were Her answer to him was “ You Q U ESTIO N : I understand you Harold photo bv Richmond this time of year. Your veterinar­ landlocked salmon. license, a sturdy collar and identi­ a big fuss when returning home to having a weekend picnic. And just don’t have to apologize. I ’m a fly can get Medicare after you’ve b ^ n ian can advise you how to avoid fication tag are all important. It’s your pet. Practice being away There have been all kinds of as our Rob hit the picnic area, still fisherlady myself, and I would getting Social Security disability Kathy, this week's featured pet, feels secure while being them (and remove them). also a good idea to affix a from her for short intervals, before stories kicking around the ’’Back going hellbent forelection after the have done the same thing. Except benefits for 2 years. Since I was held by Dog Warden Richard Rand. She’s waiting to be With these sensible precautions, temporary tag with your vacation she has the urge to tip over her Room” about fish that were fish, the trout, most likely chuc­ fall in.” actually disabled for 2 years before pets will weather the camping or caught, fish that "got away.” fish adopted. phone number. If necessary mo­ outdoor vacation, and owners will water, praise her for being good kling to himself, broke off. So you see. old Rob’s sterling I started getting disability benef­ that were seen but not caught, and tion sickness medication can be enjoy having them along. (but don’t overexcite her). Gradu­ At this point the troops who character came through. You can its. does that time count in just plain good times that we all Marines perform issued at this time plus a discus­ ally lengthen your separations as witnessed the incident relate what also see why we enjoy our sessions qualifying for Medicare? Adopt a pet sion of diet changes, and aware­ this bad habit fades. And don’t play have enjoyed on different trips to followed with relish. In the "Back Room.” ness of the danger from wild Q U ESTIO N ; I have a 6-week-old with her or get her excited before the same places. So I thought I’d Rob. w Ik ) 95 percent of the time is The Second Marine Division Band of will feature pop hits, show tunes, swing, ANSW ER; No. Only the period in animals and snake bites. A strong Border collie pup that, when I ’m you leave. ’Try to be sure she’s share one of these epoch sagas that sedate, cool, and a calm person, Editor’s note: Joe Garman, a Camp Lejeune, N.C., above, will play classical and other selections. Within which you were entitled to and for leash is a must. not there, knocks over her water calm when you depart and gradu­ keeps getting better and better cut loose with a very loud expletive Manchester resident for many which you received benefits can Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Manchester the 40-member band is a dance band, a Companion animals shouldn’t be dish. How can I stop such ally she should adjust to your with each passing year. when his leader popped up minus a years, is a recognized authority on count as part of the 24-monlh Bicentennial Band Shell. The concert stage band and a jazz band. W O O S allowed to travel with their heads behavior? absence and stop the spillage. This story concerns our good fly, and even more important, the subject of bamboo fly rods, and requirement for Medicare. Dog home out of car windows, as much as buddy Rob Huestis. excellent fly minus trout. the sport of fly fishing. fisherman (also our very capable they enjoy this. They may suffer ANSW ER; Your puppy is bored Allan Leventhal is a Bolton To quote again, some of the town budget analyst) and seeker of Q U ESTIO N ; If the VA says I ’m eye or ear damage. Beware of the when left alone and shows her veterinarian. Do you have a expert witnesses. “ When that large, large trout. resounding»% J! left his lips, there Bloodmobiles collect 100 pints disabled, does that mean that with woeful look heat in closed cars in hot weather, resentment by knocking over her question you’d like to see answered ‘Kong’ revived It seems (as the rest of the gang resulting in heatstroke, other water dish. First, try not to show here? Write to Pet Forum, Man­ was instant silence all over the Social Security will, too? tell the story) that Rob. while Two bloodmobiles were held 11;45 a.m. to5 p.m. Appointments Blorklano, Christopher J. Brown, serious illness or death. displeasure, nor scold her, at chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Beaverkill. The three families in HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - John Salvatore Carrabino, Mark G. Cusson, Bv Barbara Richmond fishing the Beaverkill a couple of Ashton and Peter Michael Goetz, recently by the Connecticut Valley can be made by calling 643-5111. ANSW ER: No. A person who roaming on Hartford Road on May A first-aid kit for pets (and their finding a spilled water dish. Manchester, Conn. 06040. the picnic area looked up. and froze Motthew P. Cveenas, Anthlonv S. Special to the Herald years ago, hooked into one of the who established themselves on the East branch of the American Red Persons appearing to donate at D'Agostino, Ronald J. Devaux. meets the Veterans Administra­ '7. in their tracks, food halted halfway extremely large brown trout that New York stage, have been added Cross, South United Methodist Church Jeremiah B. Dowd, MIchoel D. tion’s definition of disability does to their mouths. All over the River, Doyon, Richard C. Duquette, Donald Kathy, with the woeful eyes, is Rand said he had to dispose of can be found on that river. Now I ’m to the cast of The De Laurentiis Hilda Baker was chairwoman of included: not necessarily qualify for Social fishermen halted in midcast, trout D. Emery, John R. Farmer, Frederick this week’s featured pel. Kathy is two dogs this past week. Kojak. the not saying the truth is being Entertainment Group’s new action the day at the blood drive held May Glenn MIrtI, IS oollons; Marcia M. Ferrara, Edward J. Flglela, Dennis Security disability benefits. Al­ hugged the bottom, frozen in their Memerv, 11 uallons; Kenneth Mark- doberman and the little mixed About Town stretched, but that fish has grown thriller "King Kong Lives.” 19 at South United Methodist M. Foreman, Donald C. Foster, Jomes though the requirements of the two about 2 months old. She's a mixed positions, and even the water tteln, 6 oallons; Paul Manegala, 2 J. Fuller, Blacev J. Futtner III, breed. Scooter. They had been at in size from 20 inches to 24 inches in Church. She was assisted by gallons; John Sylvester, 1 gollon. programs are similar, they are not breed and was found on High Street stopped running.” The film, starring Brian Kerwin Roseann Gorblch, Eric J. Gllnock, on June I. the dog pound for many weeks. but two short years. Any way you and Linda Hamilton, is being several lay^ volunteer workers Donald K. Anderson, Nancy L. Cheryl L. Gonynor, Jay W. Gonzalez, identical. Under Social Security along with Arlene Croteau. There Androlot, William H. Boyrer, Irene B. Jason J. Gronato, John F. Hawkins, Emotions Anonymous meets Bingo game set for tonight cut it, the fish had to be huge, O N E DOES N O T learn to kick directed by John Guillermin on Boles, Robert Brindamour, Shello A. law. a person must be unable to do Dog Warden Richard Rand said With the hot summer weather on were 49 pints of blood collected, Beth E. JaskolskI, Michael L. Kloman, because there were too many the water when frustrated. Huestis locations in Tennessee and at the Campbell, Robert R. Casey, George T. Kevin A. Kohl. any substantial work on account of Kathy probably is part setter. its way. dog owners are reminded G LA S TO N B U R Y — An Emotions Anonymous St. Bridget Parish will have a bingo tonight at 7;30 including one first-time donor’s Chrostowssky, Barbara W. Clark, witnesses to’this exploit. had to learn the hard way. He De Laurentiis studios in Wilming­ Peter M. Kublllus, Kristin L. Lane, a physical or mental di.sability She’s black and white to supply their animals with plenty meeting of spiritual work and growth through at the school cafeteria. 74 Main St. Cash prizes will be contribution. Rocco J. Desimone, Patricia L. Dow, Todd R. Lindsay, FrancI W. Loos, kicked. The water had commenced ton, N.C. Rosemorle Downham, Howard I. Ep­ which is expected to last at least a of water and. if they are outside meditation, prayer and discussion will be held tonight awarded. The Howell Cheney Regional Gregory M. Lucas, Dominic Lupac- TO H E AR A N Y one of the troops running again. Guess who landed Scheduled for release in De­ stein, M ary Z. Everett, Margaret M. chlno, Richard P. Manas, Johothan year or result in death. This seems to be the time for dogs, to leave them a place where at 7; 30 p.m. at the Congregational Church in South Vocational Technical School stu­ Glusto. telling the story, or even Rob on his sitdown in the water. Talk cember. ’’King Kong Lives” began Mazzeo, Tom M. MIklolche, Matthew poodles to be at the pound — there they can be sheltered from the sun Glastonbury. The public is welcome. Toastmasters speak Friday dents and faculty donated 90 pints Barbara Golg, Kevin T. Greer, Peter S. Mllbrandt, Matthew J. Miranda, have been three or four within the or bad weather. himself, it must have been quite a about adding insult to injury, that production March 31 with Martha H. Grose, Jacquelyn A. Hedlund, Richard T . Moore, Kathleen A. Mor- The Nathan Hale Club of Toastmasters Interna­ sight to see lanky Rob Huestis. was it. Schumacher as producer. of blood to the Connecticut Blood Jenniter A. Hedlund, Charles E. HIrth, larty, Lawrence P. Mullett, David R. Q U ESTIO N : I happen to believe past few weeks. As of Tuesday, Goodwin wins poster contest Bank on May 16. Fifty-one pints Mary T. Juleson, Marie A. KaszowskI, Mytych, Clinton H. Nett, Debra B. that my aunt, who is severely there were two at the pound. One Pet owners are also reminded tional will have a meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. at First Geraldine Kelley, Paul J. Krinlak, Sue Nevers, James W. NIcol, John M. not to leave their animals in a car were from first time donors. Cathy Mclnerhey, Deborah Messier, Jacaue- disabled, would qualify for SSI was mentioned in last week’s C O V E N TR Y — Debby Goodwin, a student at Federal Savings. 344 W. Middle Tunrpike. Those OborskI, Arthur B. O'Connell, Michael during the hot weather. Even if the interested in learning to speak in public are invited. Burr, a teacher, coordinated the llne B. MIrtI, Lois Morgan, Eugeulo B. P. Perreault, Eric W, Pteitter, Glenn P. payments. Who decides whether column. He’s grey and white and is Captain Nathan Hale School, has been chosen winner event. Several students worked as Morlarty, Gordon W. Newman, Sharon Ptistmer, Tung H. Pha, Frank J. she is disabled? about 2 years old. He was found on windows are left partially open, E. Phante, Juan A. Sanchez, Darryl A. Pletlock Jr., John A. Plattner. at both the Connecticut and New England Regional Thoughts lay volunteers supervised by a few SIbrInsz, Helen M. Small. Carpenter Road. the temperature builds up enough competitions of the Federated Garden Clubs’ poster Gerard A. Poirier, James T. Poulin, to cause the animal to die Society heats folk music tunes adult volunteers sent by the Agnes M. Strong, Gertrude Tlnkle- Mark W. RIslev, Sebasstlan Romano, ANSW ER: That decision is The other was found June 1 on contests. The competition for students ingrades6to8. Connecticut Valley East Branch of paugh, Arthur R. TInsz, Joon Weather- David J. Rossetto, David A. Rouelle, AN DO VER — The Andover Historical Society will tord, Deborah A. Wilson, Lorrolne B. made by the claimant's State Eldridge Street. He's also grey and The dog pound is located on town Smokey the Bear-Woodsy Owl 1986 Environmental A simple Christian who made no Christ his Son cleanseth us from all Then turning to his third text, the Greater Hartford Chapter of Howard E. Rovegno, Steven R. Roy, meet Sunday at 3 p.m. at the home of Alice Y. Moe of Yeates, Edward Zebra. Kathleen M. Ryan, Robert J. Rvglel, disability determination service. white and is about 2 years old. property off Olcott Street. The dog Poster Contest, will give Debby a citation and cash pretense at being a preacher was sin.” ’’Then we which are alive and the American Red Cross, Helga A. Beckett, Sheila FalkowskI, Bunker Hill Road. Gordon MacDonald and the Rainy John F. Sambogna, Jeffrey Schamb- The Social Security office assists in Rand said a couple of people have warden is available at the pound gift. The Coventry Garden Club announced the once asked to take a service in the After reading it carefully, he remain shall be caught up together Anyone wishing to assist at blood Dole F. Goss, Jean T. MaePherson, ach, Paul R. Souev, RickC. Smith, Paul Day Trio will present a folk music program featuring William D. O'Neill, Joan M. Schiller, R. St. Amard, Scott C. Stone, Brian T. the application process and in expressed interest in adopting the from noon to 1 p.m. He can be winner. It was one of 10 entrants to the state absence of the regular preacher. paused, looked at his audience and with them in the clouds, to meet the drives as a lay volunteer or a ballads and sea chanties. There will be a short Stephen P, Werkhoven. Tripp, Christopher M. Tweed, Michael developing evidence relating to the first one as soon as he is ready to reached by calling the pound at competition from Scott Rhoades’ art class. Entering the pulpit, he said. ‘.'If I quietly said, "That’s my sins Lord in the air: and so shall we health history interviewer should J. Vanderpool, Jeffrey T . VIrr, Rodney business meeting. Strawberry shortcake will be disability. go. 643-6642 or by calling the police were a real preacher. I might find away.” ever be with the Lord” (IThessalo- call 643-5111. The Connecticut Persons appearing to donate at M. Wilson, Todd E. Wood. served. New members will be welcome. A little black-and-white male department at 646-4555. one text sufficient, but seeing I am Reading his second. “ Be careful nians 4:17). he looked again at his Valley East Branch of the Greater Cheney Tech: This column is prepared by the terrier cross, mentioned in last Someone can also be contacted not used to this business. I will take for nothing: but in every thing by audience and said, ’’That’s myself Hartford Chapter of the American Dominic P. Accarpio, Thomas A. Social Security Administration week’s column, is still waiting to be at the pound by calling either of USS Chester reunion planned three texts.” prayer and supplication with away!” Adamson, Roger M. Ames, Curttiss M. Local club dances in squares Red Cross is located at 20 Hartford Archombeuv, Arthur W. Aubln, Joseph office in East Hartford. Do you adopted. He’s cute and shy and is those numbers from 6 to 9 p.m.. The seventh reunion of the former USS Chester wili The first was I John 1:7— ’’But if thanksgiving let your requests be Road. J. Bachlochl, Richard L. Banville, During the Civil War, Gen. U.S. have a question you’d like to see about 4 years old. Monday through Friday. be held in Dallas. Texas. Sept. 25 to 27. For more Manchester Square Dance Club will have a we walk in the light, as he is the made known unto God” (Philippi- Pastor Mark D. Eddy A bloodmovile will be held at Lance S. Brones, Gregory W. Beleke- Grant’s Union army occupied the answered here? Write to Social Cleo. last week’s featured pet. is Harvest Time Baptist Church wlcz, James E. Bennett, Stephen R. There is a $5 fee for adopting a information, write to Bobby E. Osborne. P 0. Box club-level dance Saturday from 8lo 11 p m. at Waddell light, we have fellowship one with ans 4:6). he said. ’’That’s my cares Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Benson, Scott E. Bettlnger, Scott W. Confederate capitai of Richmond, Security, Manchester Herald, P.O. still waiting to be adopted. She’s dog and the new owner must have 1057, Waxahachie, Texas, 75165, or phone (214) School on Broad Street. Gordon Sidall will call the another, and the blood of Jesus away.” Manchester Middle Turnpike, on June 17 from Bldwell, Michael J. Blxby, Thomas H. Va., April 13, 1865. Box S9I, Manchester, Conn. 06040. about 7 months old and was found the dog licensed. 937-8308. .squares and Linn Case will cue the rounds. SEA BREEZE Troop 25 bestows badges, awards PONDS Antiseptic DIAL 4 7 c Dry Skin Cream ■I Soap VASEUNE Pump CLAIROL 10 oz. ODOR Boy Scout Troop 25 clo.sed the family living were presented to all leering; Reid McNally, dog care, Personal Size 1985-66 troop year with a Court of the recruits mentioned above. Also consumer buying; Jayson Med­ Intensive Care 2.9 oz. Ultress EATERS Honor held in the sanctuary of camping. Timothy Burdick; com­ hurst. leatherwork; Stephen Me­ Baby Oil 3.5 oz. Center Congregational Church munications: Eric'Algren. Mark theny, communication, personal Haircolor Work Tuff recently. 10 oz. $089 Anderson. Martin Balukas. An­ management, cooking, camping! All Shades 1 Pair At the beginning of the session, drew Bartley, Roderick Begin. safety; Mark Milewski. camping, f llArr.’ the following graduating Senior William Brown. Shaun Darby, cooking, citizenship-world; John $169 Scouts were awarded their assist­ David Burr, Ja.son DeJaoannis. Mullen, safety; Chris Noyes, elec­ $J77 ant Scoutmaster’s badges: Chris Micahel Dore. Todsd Erickson. tronics; Jeffrey Nelson, camping, d i a l j Eaton. Paul Hansen. Jonathan Robert Gess. Nathan Gohla, Chris cooking, citizenship-world; Jef­ ] Hubley, Kory Kapitke. and Wil­ Gregan. Travis Hibler, Mark Keat­ frey Nodden, camping, cooking, liam Sciaudone. All are Eagle ing. David Lyder. Manny Matute. citizenship-world; Eric Passmore, GILLEHE DRY LOOK Scouts who have served seven Reid McNally, Jay.son Medhurst. orienteering, consumer buying; GASX GILLETTE years in the troop. As is the troop’s Jon Mullen. Eric Newton. Chris Todd Powers, camping, cooking, Poor “Today’s Special.” The SOFT&DRI Hairspray STRESS custom, they then conducted the Noyes, Eric Passmore. David communications; Leonard Sa­ column isn’t getting any mail! Tablets TR A C II TR A C II Aeroaol or Pump rest of the Court of Honor. Phillips. Leonard Sadosky. Scott dosky. consumer buying; Robert I2's Cartridge Aerosol TABS Nineteen recruits were inducted Salonen. Michgael Vigeant. Mi­ Salonen, camping, cooking, How can we hunt down your kXniA $ni£NCTH Razor All Types Vitamins into the troop: Jeremy Burr. John chael Wilbanks, and Scott WiLson. citizenship-world; David Sciau­ Blades Deodorant favorite recipe for veal piccante 09 Gas-X 8 oz. Reguiar or Iron. Conklin. Stepohen Dore. James Merit badges were presented as done. camping, cooking; Jeffrey 5's $ 3 3 9 All Types Zinc Downing. Chester Gary. Eric follows: Mark Anderson, forestry; Staniunas. citizenship-nations; or chocolate mousse, if we don’t 4 oz. Hoffman. Bryce Johnson. Kevin Matthew Tracy, citizenship- $ 2 ^ 9 60's Martin Balukas; model design, know where you’ve enjoyed the LeBlanc. Joshua Madore. Luke animal science, gardening, safety, community; Michael Vigeant. ar­ $219 $ 2 0 9 Nelson. Larry Norman. Jacob consumer buying; Andrew Bar­ chitecture, photography, consu­ dishes? Odell. Brian Paugas. Scott Sar­ tley. consumer buying; Hal mer buying. gent. Ronald Starkweather. Brown, citizenship nation; Wil­ The following advancements in Tommy Stevens, George Wales. liam Brown, consumer buying, rank were awarded; star Scouts; Drop us a note and tell us Ja.<;on. Whiting, and Van Wilson. law; David Burr, skating, photo­ Roderic Begin. Todd Courcy. Jona­ PEPSODENT The Norman Chatel Inspection graphy. architecture, consumer than Damon. Michael Dore. Ro­ about the most fabulous fish, TYLENOL $967 Plaque was awarded to the Moose buying; Chris Chappell, camping, bert Gess. William Kennard. Na­ the most perfect pasta that Toothpaste Capletsr ^ f ln lp t s LADY Patrol, Roderick Begin, patrol cooking, citizenship in the world; than Gohla. Jon Mullen. Leonard CALTRATE 6.5 oz Extra Strength TINACTIN leader and the Richard Knight Andrew Clevenger, citizenship, Sadosky. David Sciaudone; Life you’ve enjoyed anywhere. Calcium SIGNAL SPEED Camping Plaque to the Fox Patrol. nation, personal management; Scouts: Hal Brown. Chris Chap­ Mouthwash 50’s Powder Leonard Sadosky. patrol leader. Matthew Clough, citizenship in the pell. Jonathan Coleman. Jonathan Write to Today’s Special, Man­ 77 Supplement ] 1 e s t i c k 45 gm. Special recognition was given to community; Jonathan Coleman, Damon. Rick Eaton. Peter Evans. chester Herald, Box 591, Man­ 24 oz. A l l the following for their perfor- communications, citizenship- James Hansen, James Hathaway. 90's All Types tnance in the recent Algonquin community. citizenship-world, Todd Kleperis, Steven Metheny. chester, 06040. 1.5 oz. $ 2 ^ 9 District Camporee: Senior Scout camping, conking; Dean Coiu- Jeffrey Staniunas; Bronze Palms; $ 7 5 9 m u m acaUwecalwiCAFtKTS camping. Crew 3, Eric Lindland. lombe. citizenship-world, camp­ Peter Bernier, Guy Wagner; nMpiiiiaM csiNiiH««piri*r^SEa^ crew leader; Boy Scout camping. ing. cooking; Todd Courcy, per- Silver Palm; Paul Hansen. Then we’ll do the rest. We’ll Peiss^SnL Cipim-S00«|aacii Fox patroil, Leonard Sadosky. sonal management, patrol leader; Boy Scout field day. citizenship-community; Jonathan contact the chef and ask for the Wolf patrol. Micahel Dore. patrol Damon, citizenship-nation. Jason The Pony Express service began recipe, which will be printed in EFFERGRIP leader. All came in second place in DeJoannis. consumer buyimng; in 1860. It ran between St. Joseph. TODAY’S SPECIAL. WELLA PONDS their divisions. Jeffrey DeJoannis. camping, cook­ Mo., and Sacramento. Calif. Denture Shampoo or Special cash awards were given ing, communications, scholarship, Adhesive PAMPRIN C o ld C r e a m JOHNSONS to the following for bringing in new athletics, personal fitness, pets; TUCKS 1.5 oz. m Conditioner B a r recruits: Michael Vigeant, Mi­ Dana Dieterle, camping, cooking; 'M i it.'l F o o t S o a p chael Dore. and Herbert Sargent. Michael Dore, consumer buying; All Types T a b le t s 2.75 oz. Pads B C B d iP 4 oz. The troop still has piaces for boys Ruichard Eaton, citizenship- 77 B P 5 0 n i 48's 100's . m a s 8 oz. presently in the 5th, 6th, and 7th community; Peter Evans, per­ $129 grades. Parents can call Patrick sonal management, cooking, $ 1 0 7 h^nnard. recruiting chairman at camping, communications, $409 • S r « B 5 ) 'W '•UJ' 649-4472. citizenship-world, citizenship- Csmioft! PONDS The following badges were pres­ community. citizenship-nation; J CowEiiamkii ented: patrol leaders: David Phil­ Robert Fiske. camping, cooking; lips. Todd Erickson. Jason De- Mark Foley, camping, cooking, Joannis. Martin Balukas. Scott communications; David Glade, Salonen; assistant patrol leaders; camping, cooking, citizenship- Available at participating Elric Newton. Eric Passmore. world; Chris Gregan. consumer Crown Pharmacy VALUE PLUS STORES! FINESSE Manny Matute. Scott Wilson. buying; James Hansen, June 7,1986 Prescription Center Not all items available at Lenox Pharmacy D IP P IT Y Shaun Darby; junior assistant citizenship-nation; Paul Hansen. ' RAIN DATE - JUNE 8 208 W. Center St. all stores. 299 E. Center SL RNESSE Mousse Scoutmasters; Chris Chappell. painting, food systems, salesman­ Not responsible tor Manchostor Regular ID A M to 5 P M IManchester typographical errors. DO Hairspray Jbnathan Coleman. Dean Cou- ship, scholarship, woodwork, gar­ or Extra lombe. Jeffrey DeJoannis. Dana Regular or All Types dening. sports, cycling; James 5 oz. Dieterle. Peter Evans. Robert Hathaway, citizenship-nation, Extra Hold Fr^SSE 7 oz. Rske, Mark Foley, David Glade, HealU) & reading, electricity, painting, Tuaiim m Kay Drufr Co. Brooks'Pharmacy Quinn's Pharmacy 8 oz. $ 2 3 9 Tad Kapitke, Eric Lindland. Ste­ farm mechanics; William Kenn- Beauty Aids PAJITUll V M f UNUAMI $ 2 2 9 phen Metheny. Mark Milewski. ard , citizenship-community; Todd . ^ dmissk>n S};25 WtTHAnmCHAM Sale PrIcesI 14 Main SL, 585 Enfleld Ave., 873 Main St. Jeffrey Nelson, Jeffrey Nodden. AT TM A m i BAHHI T AJIM tfO M $ 2 0 7 Kleperis. citizenship-nation; Eric EFFECTIVE DATES East Hartford Enflsid Manchester T^dd Powers. David Sciaudone. Lindland. camping, cooking, L7MAN0&IMDSG(Rm JUNE 5-7, 7986 Robert Salonen. citizenship-world, personal man­ JCt B U S UT>15M)HOOlEr>ClO.CONNtCTtCUTO«4M Cut out and mall today to tha Manchaatar Harald. Box SOI. Manchaatar. CT 06040 Skill awards in citizenship and agement; Manny Matute. orlen- U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday, June 5. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 5, 1986 - 17

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All is Forgiven @ ^ Late Night with David Letterman — 1 $ 2 S O Thomas Ozimelt of Manchester, ■ 'L L T H R O W ) I ^ L K IN G ■ ® Too Cloaa for Comfort 1969. Tonight's guests are Bob Hope and co­ Other leading roles will be per­ IN T H E 10:00PM dD News median Bill Maher. (60 min.) (R). In Stereo. '/k" (S) (S) The Cosby Show (CC) (R), In author and director of a student formed by Barbara Cunningham P IC T U R E ) ^ i/, // (SI ® NBC Nightly News ® 20/20 (CC) Stereo. dD Maude play, "The Crack of Dawn," will of Ellington. Deborah Angelo of ( 3 Nlghtty Buainaas Report Independent Network News (S) All Creatures Great and Small (3D More Real People play the part of a priest when the Glastonbury and John Liebler of ® A B C News Mission: Impossible (M) Odd Couple (3® (6D Gene Scott medieval fantasy is performed Bolton. Kathleen Kalbfieisch of i D Harper VoUay (jl) Novela; Cristal ® Hill Street Blues Furillo's fact-finding [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole (R|. Friday and Saturday and June 13 Manchester is the assistant [C N N ] Showbiz Today commission uncovers devastating news and 14 at the East Campus director. G.l. Diary and Belker is treated roughly in a drug surv­ [U S A ] Edge of Night [ESPN ] Dowrt the Stretch Auditorium of Manchester Com­ d D M OVIE: The Longest Day' Part 2 of eillance. (60 min.) (R). 1 2:35AM (X) Night Heat O'Brien and Tickets will be available at the 7:00PM (3) CBS News munity College. \ A 2 The story of Allied invasion of Normandy (1$ Mystery!: Agatha Christie's Part­ Giambono investigate a successful busi­ door at $4 general admission and $2 (E (S) ® M*A*S*H during World War II Richard Burton. John ners In Crime (CC) Tommy and Tuppence nessman who is the prime suspect in the The play is about a young man, for students and senior citizens. Wayne. Henry Fonda 1962 (X) ABC News attempt to recover a pink pearl stolen dur­ disappearance of two children. (70 min.) played by Christopher Valuskas of [CNN] Prime News ing a posh dinner pany. (60 min.) (R). (R). The MCC Student Theater and i 5 ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson 3 ) S I00,000 Pyramid Enfield, who tries to save his city’s [D IS ] Best of Watt Disney Presents: (3D Novela; Amo y Senor the Student Program Board will Qj) Jafferaons 12:45AM [M A X ] m o v i e : 'Blrdy' morals and pride from the evil M M tM K R W K N OH, AMD WE WERE 0N,MVf 0UTWE lORD.tHOEEUyK nUIHK1HE0U>SniRIE6 Goofy's Cavalcade of Sports Goofy gives d D Anna Karenina (CC) A wounded Vietnam vet is obsessed lo.'irhinps nf lhi> (.■in:itic;il priest. present the play. (3) Fugitive CUni6 CAME DOWN VE5! GOING TO. WHO COULD DIDN'T fffiOAViiweREMT AREGCmNaKINPOF us some detailed information about the (iD Star Search with the desire to fly. Nicolas Cage, Mat­ ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook (5 ) Wheal of Fortune various sports with which he has been in- thew Modine 1984 Rated R FOR A WEEKEND. FORGETf REAUZE.. THREAOeAKE/ ^ . volved. (60 min.) [CN N ] CNN Evening-News MacNaU-Lehrer Nawahour 1 :00AM (HD Get Smart [ESPN] College Baseball: 1986 WoHd [U S A ] Ptftrocelll tJ0t0,rn6 MAIN £VWT- "ICOKSUKC He’S ' "u w A frr' *)ve>k-rfK£arTiVl?”/ the Beaver Brown Band oN£ Ql) Matt Houston recesses of time. Chad Everett, Joseph [C N N ] Crossfire writes, everyone talks Bottoms, Jennifer Warren, 1981. [C N N ] Moneyline 11:00PM dD Taxi [TM C] MOVIE: 'Repo Man' A punk 8:30PM (3) Family Feud rocker, desperate for money, takes a job [ESPN ] SportaCenter dD ® News By Jerry Buck writers and four dialogue writers. \ (3® Family Ties with a car repossessor. Emilio Estevez, dD Benny Hill Show [HBO] MOVIE: Gramlina' ICC) A fath Harry Dean Stanton, Susan Barnes. 1964. The Associated Press ABC’s “ General Hospital" has 15 er’a present to hia son evolves from a (S ) Family Ties (R). In Stereo. (3D Barney Miller Rated R harmless gift into chaos and destruction. writers, making the credits look 1= (S ) (S ) Major League Baseball; Boston (1® Avengers [U S A ] That Girl LOS ANGELES — As a soap like those of “ Star Wars." m Phoebe Cates, Zach GaMigan, Ifoyt Axton. Bt Milwaukee 1984 Rated PG. @ Wild. Wild West opera writer. Frank Salisbury Salisbury said he’s always d S Dining in France 1 :1 SAM (4D 24 Horas fMAX] MOVIE: The Flamingo Kid' d® Doctor Who earns his living putting words in pleased when an actor follows his ALLEY OOP ' by Dava Qraua 1 :30AM (HD l Love Lucy (CC) A plumber's son discovers tiM world 9:00PM (X ) NBA Basketball Finals: (S) Odd Couple other people’s mouths. dialogue precisely, but he’s also Game Four At press time, starting teams (11) Independent Network News w a k e u p , B A LO V HUH? . UP AN' AT 'EM,VOU TWO! of the rich when he spends the summer as (41) Capa Mundial de Soccer: Francia Salisbury, who writes the dia­ HOLY MOLY! THERE'S NO a cabana boy at a Lor>g IslarKl Country had not yet been determined (2 hrs.. 30 resigned to the fact that most I BROUGHT SOME OH, YER BREAKFAST'S ONE DOWN THERE' contra Union Sovietica Transmttido [CN N ] Newsnight Update logue for two episodes a week of the FOOD FOR VOU AN' THANKS DOMIN' DOWN! Ckib. Matt Dillon. Richard Crenna, Hector min.) actors merely use the script as a . TMCITRE OONBii desde e;l estadlum de Leon (2 hrs . 15 [ESPN] Down the Stretch (R) NBC daytime serial "Santa Bar­ VtXJR PRISONERS! Elizorxfo. 1984 Rated PG-13. (X ) d® The Colbya (CC) Fallon realizes min.) blueprint and change the words. MR. MEN” AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreavoa A Sollort her true identity when she faces her ac­ [USA] Room 222 bara.” has been writing soap opera Q QllL [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Looker' A plastic sur­ ® S C TV In the years he’s worked on the geon investigates the mysterious deaths cused rapist, and Sable and Jason suffer a 1:35AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'The Ama- dialogue for the past 15 years. His soaps. Salisbury said he has seen riH in their relationship over Sable's efforts d D Abbott and Costello of his patients. Albert Finrtey, James Cob­ teur' A CIA computer expert decides to credits include "The Guiding the form change considerably. Q uesbion 1 = T h e second urn, ^ s e n Dey. 1981. Riated F^. In to have Constance declared incompetent. [C N N ] Moneyline hunt down the terrorists who killed his M A T H TEST T w e l v e (60 min.) (R). Light,” which brought him an “ They’ve changed both in content Stereo. [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet girlfriend John Savage, Christopher Plum­ How many seconds o F January, mer, Marthe Keller. 1982. Rated R. Emmy award. "General Hospi­ and in the way they’re done," he [U S A ] Radio 1990 (X) M OVIE: *D-Day, the Sixth of June' [E S P N ] Splash: Swimwear '86 Part 2 are there in a During the Normandy invasion, an Ameri­ tal.” which won him an Emmy said. "They're much franker now. the second 7:30PM (X) PM Magulne [H B O ] Philip Marlowe. Private Eye: 1 ;45AM (X) m o v i e : 'Lovely But S ^ a r p can and a British officer remember the girl Deadly* A high school student goes after a nomination, "A s the World Turns" more explicit. And they’re done oF February.. (D All in the Family they both love. Robert Taylor, Richard Red W ind (CC) A mysterious woman may hold the key to a killer's identity. (60 min.) drug ring to avenge the death of her and ABC's prime-time serial more by committee. There are no (D Whaol of Fortune Todd, Dana Wynter. 1956 ' brother Lucinda Dooling, John Randolph. "Dynasty." [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Just One of the Guys' more writers shaping the shows CD MiUion Dollar Chanca of a Lifetima Q® Odd Couple Richard Herd 1983. (CC) An attractive high school student dis­ In his spare time. Sali.sbury alone. They’re doing more location (U) Indapandant Natwoik Nawa @ ) Cheers In Stereo. guises herself as a boy so that she can 2;00AM d D m o v i e : 'Three Secrets' n turns out yet more dialogue in the work, too. The shows today are @ fi) Bamay Miller (S ) Heart of the Dragon: Correcting (CC) re-enter a journalism contest. Joyce Hyser, When a plane crash traps their men, three geared to younger audiences than Clayton Rohner, Toni Hudson 1985 women find their deepest secrets are a form of stage plays. But for THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sansom (22) Jeopardy The deep-rooted respect for the lavy in the' Chinese legal system is examined (60 Rated PG-13 shared tragedy. Patricia Neal, Ruth Roman, contrast he writes comedies rather they were when I started” S B Price la Right min.) (R). Eleanor Parker 1949. than the angst and suffering of the Salisbury spends one day a week Dwtr*ulod by NCA me e O T T H Is ' I G?0ITE UWDEP5TAJ0P., [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Wonder Man' When a (S) WMd. Wild World of Animala d D Novels: El Engarto brash young night club entertainer is mur­ dD MOVIE; 'Along the Great Divide' soaps. His play "The Seagulls of at the “ Santa Barbara” office fora Five men and a woman fight the elements (PEPRIBL.& Q D C £ OH,AWD Tim ^PFte,, ‘^ ■ S T A P T [C N N ] Croasfire dZ) Explore dered. his ghost urges his studious twin 1933" won the Los Angeles Drama marathon story conference. He brother to seek revenge Danny Kaye, Vir­ of the Mojave Desert to help a lawman re­ writes the scripts at home on his [ESPN] Spaadwaak [CNN] Larry King Live ginia Mayo, Donald Woods 1945. turn a prisoner for a fair trial Kirk Douglas, Critics Award. He has another V" HDUP VACAnoW word processor in three to four [U S A ] Wild World of Animals [DIS] MOVIE: The Uttle Foxes' The [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Virginia Mayo, John Agar. 1951. play. "Shooting in Scotland." cHocfbococPl A 5 days. Often, he finds himself 7:35PM [D IS] Mouatsrpiaca Theater double dealings of a Southern family are (11) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous which he hopes to have produced Puxxiea Astrograph presided over by a vixen named Regina BEDP0&TASB 11:15PM ® News [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook (R). on Broadway. working over a weekend and 8:00PM CD Simon & Simon A Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall, Dana An­ taking a few days off in the middle THE m B O modern-day witch hires the Simons when drews. 1941 [U S A ] Auto Racing; Charlotte Grand Soap operas consume .so much she fears that someone in her coven in 11:30PM (XI News Prix (R) of the week. ACROSS 5 Greek deity Answer to Previous Puzzle (DFF...“5K1IFF.. [HBO] MOVIE: The Glitter Dome' (CC) material — most are now an hour tryi.>g to kM her. (60 rnin.) (R). Tw o veteran Los Angeles police detec­ IX) Dynaitv [C N N ] Sports Latenight 6 Compass point 2:30AM long — that they require a platoon p O e | CS) PM Magazine tives try to solve the murder of a movie (D ABC News [ESPN] SportaCenter 1 Artery 7 Uncanny qfour studio head, fighting burnout while unrav­ of specialized writers. "Santa A 1 m I CD SB Ripley's Ballavs It or Notl (CC) (X ) cm Track Betting Strawberry Supper 6 Deny 8 Explorer Vasco b i r t h d a y Benjamin Franklin's alphabet, works of art eling the mystery involving Hollywood’s 2:50AM [M A X ] m o v i e : ‘A Love In Barbara” has three head writers, P s 1 1 the size of a grain of rice, and a diary valued seamy underground. James Garner, John (3l) The Honeymooners Germany' A young German woman and a a script editor, three breakdown 12 Anes­ d a ____ Lithgow, Margot Kidder 1984. Polish POW have an affair in a small Ger­ Where: A E t | at more than 1 million dollars are among m ® Tonight Show Guest host G yty thetic man town during World War II. Hanna 9 Feeling prickly torvght's stories. (60 min.) (R). [M AX] MOVIE: Cheech and Chong's Shandling welcomes Vanity (60 min ) In Beckingham (kingragathinal Church Ju n e 6, 1986 Schygulla. Marie-Chnstine Barrault, Armin 13 Spruce up 10 Number FRANK AND ERNEST 'by Bob Thavat Nice Dreams' Tw o ice cream vendors try Stereo. I D News Mueller-Stahl 1983 Rated R. Cricket Lane, Glastonbury .14 Beltimore bird P O l l to earn enough cash to achieve their fond­ ® Hogan’s Heroes 11 Chemical suffix in the year ahead, operations you initi­ g s M OVIE: Wharatha Buffalo Roam' A WE DELIVER (Intersection Rtes 94 & 63) A 1 T est dreams. Cheech Marin. Tommy Chong. 3:00AM CO) Emergency 15 Regel fur 14 Genus of olive ate independently will have excellent PIWVT uT You PiONT NO, «uT r piGupEp M r ® ABC News Nightline If you haven't received your 3 [CNN] News Overnight Whas: 16 Africen feline trees S L E chances for success. You might not be t t h e Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m W IN TH & SlG e v e n S u v a CHANkser WEjee ASOU SAMS. [E S P N ] College Baseball; 1986 Worid weekdays or 8 a m. Saturdays, Friday, hme 13 5:30-6:30 & 7:30 18 Author Fleming 17 Mrs., in Madrid T S as lucky when you saddle yourself with Series From Omaha, NE. (3 hrs.) (R). please call your carrier. If you're 19 Facilitate partners. L O T r e p Y ■ p c f c E T . (abbr.) / Cinem a [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Looker' A plastic sur­ unable to reach your carrier, call AdaHs: <6" Children nnder 12 •3~ 20 Emblem of grief ASAIN! 21 Give voice to 7 R |k U M GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Eveh though geon investigates the mysterious deaths subscriber service. 647-9946. by T1 of his patients. Albert Finney, James Cob­ Reservations 649-6152 22 Universel time 23 Honey (Let.) p O R G O A R E It may be difficult, make an effort to un­ 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. 1 ^ MANCHESTER urn, Susan Dey. 1981. Rated PG In Sue Cashman |abbr.| derstand your mate's point of view in a HARTFORD WILLIMANTIC Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. 24 Chinese A D E R E A C H N A G Cliwmo City — A Room With a View UA Theaters East — Police Academy Jillson Square Cinema Sweet Stereo 25 Beer's km matter where you've taken an opposing philosophy R E S S 1 L A S' E L A 7:30. 9:55. — Short C ircuit (P G ) 7:10, 3: Back In Training (PG) 7:15,9:15. — Liberty (P G ) 7:05, 9:15. — Guno Ho [USA] MOVIE: 'Charlie One Eye' A 2 6 Parformence position. Know where to look for ro­ 9:40. — Bliss 7, 9:15. — Letter to Gung Ho (PG-13) 7, 9:10. — Short (Pg-13) 7:10, 9:20. — Cobra (R ) 7:10, black Union Army deserter and an outcast 26 Cooling device mance and you'll find it. The Astro- Cd ,CO.. Brezhnev (R ) 7:20, 9:30. C ircuit (P G ) 7:20, 9:15. 9:10. — To p Gun (P G ) 7, 9:20. — 28 Insect Indian form an uneasy relationship when 27 Outer 33 Long fish 44 Discharges Graph Matchmaker set instantly reveals Poltergeist II: The Other Side (R ) 7:15, they are thrown together in a desert wild­ , j ' 9:15. — Short Circuit (P G ) 7:10, 9:20. 29 Nickname for a 34 Old 46 Placed which signs are romantically perfect for ■AST HARTFORD erness Richard Roundtree, Roy Thinnes, 28 Naval address A k .< ! ■osItMoed Pub A Cinema — Hannah Scot 48 Small particle MANSFIELD Nigel Davenport. 1973. (abbr.) 38 Unit of light you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this and Her Sisters (P G -1 3) 7:30, Trans-Lux College Twin — Dream 30 Gum tree 39 Pronunciation 49 Distribute newspaper. Box 1846. Cincinnati. OH . Peer Richards Pub A Cinem a — Lover (R) 7, 9. — Down ond Out In 3:05AM (HD CBS News Nightwatch 29 1550, Roman 45201. WINDSOR 32 Is not obliged mark 50 American M u rp h y’s Law (R ) 7:30, 9:30. Beverly Hills (R) 7. Joined in Progress WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Jo Jo Plaza — Legend (P G ) 7:15. 31 Actress Hagen 40 Compliment soldiers to (cont.) Dancer. Y o u r Life Is Calling (R ) 1:15, 3:30AM [H B O ] m o v i e : Bachelor 32 Football league 41 Sponsored 51 Over there CANCER (June 21>July 22) Your indus­ 35 W W II area 3:20, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30, — D ream Lover Party' (CC) A carefree school bus driver's (abbr.) 43 Paw 52 Eternally (abbr.) triousness will count for little today If (R ) 1:10, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, 10. — Cobro VERNON DRIVE-INS pals decide to throw a pre-wedding parly 36 Cut down you're not methodical regarding your (R ) 12:30, 1:45, 2:50, 4:05, 5:10, 6:25, Cine 1 A 2 — Hannah ond Her Sisters Manchester — Closed Thursday. for him. Tom Hanks. Tawny Kitaen. Adrian (PG -13) 7, 9:10. — Legend (P G ) 7:10, (a tree) work. Plan each procedure In advance YES,WE'|3ES 0 7;30, 0:45, 9:50,11:05. — Sweet Liberty Mansfield — Closed Thursday. Zmed. 1984. Rated R. (P G ) 12:40, 2:45, 5, 7:10, 9:40. — To p 9:30. 37 Guam seaport LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Have fun and en­ SMULTHATWE Gun 12:45. 3, 5, 7:15, 9:45. — Demons 39 Speed measure joy yourself today, but try not to stay CANTBESEEN Dec. 21) It’s (law) N O R TH S-S-lf Send them up; the last diamond? To remove any un­ : best not to take it upon yourself today 4 K 3 2 certainty, West played the spade ace to make decisions for your mate without DOWN Y J 8 2 shoot them down at trick two and then continued with FRIDAY first getting his or her approval. Talk ev­ ♦ 6 3 2 erything over. diamonds, eventually scoring the set­ 1 Antenna 4 A K 9 5 By James Jacoby I CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) Get ting trick with the heart queen. NIGHT Otm^SteakX Saladl^fet 2 Indolent your most difficult tasks out of the way WEST EAST Normally West might be expected Lesson: When you are a passed band 4pm-7pm % ■ I K ^ T M e a b I WWith Uh I 3 River in Europe as early as possible today. Your staying ♦ A 7 6 4 4 Q J 10 5 S vOteMeeb I to bid more than two spades after his and the opponents have stopped at a 1 4 Distant (pref.) power has limitations, and your resolve Y Q 10 4 6 4 I (c)1S86 by NEA. Inc part-Kore, your object in reopening H o ts p o t" could quickly fade. ♦ K Q 7 ♦ A J 9 4 partner had made a takeout double of I 2 fat^6S 9 \ 2 h r ; S M the bidding is to try to get the oppo­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) You’ll be 4 8 7 4 2 4 Q 106 South's weak two-heart bid. But re­ I nents one level higher, where you may I in a gregarious mood today, but if member, East had passed originally. ’S S u p e r CELEBRITY CIPHER someone you're not fond of is at an SO U TH In that situation, you’re heading for a have a good chance to defeat them. I CMsbdty CIphMr cryptogram ■ro crm lod from quotations by famout paopto, past and praaant 4 9 8 I event you attend, you could withdraw. plus score if you can get the opponents Eacb lattar m tha dpftar atandt for Mtothar. Today’t dux: P aquato J. PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) Relatives 4 A K 9 7 5 3 All-Ybe-Ceii-EH to bid one higher. After all, maybe you I 11/UII-4PM, Kee-SH. ♦ 10 8 5 by CONNIE WIENER or in-laws mustn't be permitted to inter­ can beat them. Notice too that two 4 J 3 Dynamite Cannot be usoC »ntti otliei___ fere in your family affairs today. Their spades by West would not have made potito Lw-.-x.. — —- discounts Tw not incl caspaa “ E T B N CEK BMMBQCEK NSJOCECKQ l^esbaurant ! i discounts Tw not inel cewf*" 8 input could cause problems that should HWbrowHrtlib*- Vulnerable: Neither unless the opponents misdefended. According to the World Almanac dtscounu lu i^ if ^ C s a p iS ■ - ^ | ^ m y p a r t » •*». never arise. Dealer: Blast There’s not much to the defense of Book of InvenUons, AUred Nobel ac­ KN 8 JOOH DCJQ B 8 L FCRWQ — IJDCE ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't dis­ llietf l..... ■ I cuss a project you are enthusiastic three hearts. West opened the king of cidentally made an explosive discov­ I West North East South diamonds, and his partner encouraged ery during bis experiinenU in 1866. 395 Main St., East Hartford, C T • 568-1970 MW |*in> « « " ^ about with an associate who has limited Pass 2 4 JRW RBAKOEH.*’ - PKJR WK OJ ! (Across from Pratt 6 Whitney) vision. His or her negative thoughts will Pass Pass Dbl. Pass with the nine. It’s easy for us to see Nitroglycerin from a broken flask IlHoeoeerH. 19 dampen your ardor. 2 ♦ 3 4 Pass Pass that the defenders can play two more was abMrbed by kleselgubr, an insu­ GOOD FOR ANY SIZE PARTY - COUPON MUST BE PRESENTEDI m Praapart Are. (Hartlard. CT i ^ ) oO OLSHKLK. CIMSPondtfOM. Inc na Wladaar Ave. (WlaSaar, CT WSli) CS TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This is not a Pass diamonds and then the fourth diamond lating substance. Nobel noticed the NO OTHER DISCOUNTS APPLY. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Oistrust those who love you extremely upon good time to assume new, long-range from Blast will allow West to make a a b s o r b nitroglycerin retained its O F F E R G O O D T H R U F R ID A Y , J U N E 20. 1986 financial obligations if you still have old Opening lead: 4 K explosive qualities, but was more sta­ alight ecguaintance and without visible reason." — Lord Chesterfield. trick with the queen of hearts. But just Formviy th» owners of KB t Company ,Ra$laurant of Manchester ones hanging over your head Clear up suppose that West does leenand ble and easier to handle. The new ex­ past debts first. another diamond. Will I ist be certain plosive was dynamite. FONDSnOSA U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 5, 1966 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuredav, June 5 .1$$6 — H Democrats offer Pollard unravels spy network

welfare reforms WASHINGTON (UPI) - Infor­ participants, including "an Israeli government dropped several other consecutive sentences on the two mation Jonathan Pollard gave the diplomat assigned to the Israeli ^arges against the former Navy counts. United States in hopes of lighter in *' By O torot Lobffnt state after state. intelligence analyst and will not The four Israelis named in the prison sentences for him and his Israel immediately denied any ask for a specific sentence or life in indictment were Rafi Eitan. an Unittd P rm Intcrnotlonol Levin acknowledged estimates wife has widely expanded U.S. that the bill would require an spy ring was authorized by the prison. But prosecutors reserved Israeli intelligence official; Col. knowledge of a far-flung espionage Israeli government, with a spokes­ the right to request a “substantial Aviem “Avi” Sella, an officer in WASHINGTON - DemocraU additional 1945 million in federal network involving at least four spending over five years, but said man in Jerusalem, saying. “This sentence,” the Israeli air foj'ce; Joseph have proposed a major expansion Israelis who spied for the Jewish (spy case) actually was a devia­ Pollard’s wife, Anne Henderson- of federal Job training aid for that would be outweighed by Yagur. a science attache at the state, officials said. tion from a clearcut policy of the Pollard, 25, charged as her hus­ Israeli consulate in New York and welfare recipients, saying states long-term savings in welfare, food Although a federal grand jury government of Israel. ... The unit stamps and Medicaid payments. band’s accomplice, pleaded guilty Irit Erb. a female secretary at the such as Massachusetts have shown indictment returned Wednesday mentioned in this affair was to two counts of “conspiracy to Israeli Embassy in Washington. the poor can break out of the Moynihan said the bill illus­ named at least four Israelis as dismantled” trated the abiding faith most receive embezzled government U.S. Attorney Joseph diGenova dependency trap if given «»iou0 co-conspirators in the ring — Appearing in U S. District Court property” and possession of na­ declined to say whether any of the help. Demorrats have in federal social including an Israeli intelligence Wednesday, Pollard pleaded programs, in stark contrast to tional defense documents. She Israelis would be indicted. A host of big Dennocratic names, officer and an air force colonel — guilty to conspiring to deliver faces up to 10 years in prison and a Sources said the indictment including Sens. Daniel Patrick President Reagan’s assertions they were not officially charged. classified military information to $500,000 fine on the charges. Moynihan, D-N.Y.. Sen. Edward thut such programs only perpetu­ proved that the spying incident, —v'' 1 The governments said, however, Israel, waiving the right to a Henderson-Pollard. who worked dismissed by the Israelis as a .'.a (iMIitm Kennedy, D-Mass.. and Rep. Ri­ ate dependency and should be they could be indicted later for sensational trial that would have curtalM. as a consultant to a New York isolated embarrassment, was a UPI photo* chard Gephardt. D-Mo., intro­ their roles in the network, which further strained already tender public relations firm, was using duced legislation Wednesday that “We reftise to accept the demise better organized and financed allegedly operated in the United U.S.-Israeli relations. secret U.S. documents on China, criminal conspiracy that stretched represents their party's alterna­ of social policy,” said Moynihan. States. Europe and the Middle With the espionage charge. Not necessarily better than one whose reMnt book. “Family and -supplied by her husband, to help far beyond the Pollards, dating tive to "workfare,” where recip­ East for more than a year. Pollard faces a maximum penalty her win the embassy as a client. back as early as June 1984 and ients work at public service jobs to Nation.” summarised his 25-year Several other unnamed Israelis of life in prison and a $2.50.000 fine. The St. Louis Zoohas taken onthetaskoftryingtokeep a study iOf poverty in America. Her plea agreement provided netting the couple more than Department broughttheinch-long western paintedturtle earn their checks. also were cited in the indictment as As part of a plea agreement, the that prosecutors would not ask for $45,000. tiny two-headed turtle alive. “When you've got two heads to the zoo last week. Goellner said he'll try to keep it alive > Rep. Sander Levin. D-Mich.. the prime architect of the bill along “We think there is a role for telling you what to do, it just doesn't work," said curator by putting insects and vegetations in front of both heads, active social policy. The argument Ron Goellner. An agent of the Missouri Conservation with Moynihan. said the main hoping they will eat. federal welfare program. Aid to that we have social problems IRS takes Families with Dependent Child­ because we try to do something out of debtors’ refunds ren, has failed in that It does about them is not very relatively little to help the nation's persuasive.” WASHINGTON (AP) -Thelong telephoned about the so-called student loan and never made it was better to pay than tangle arm of the federal government offsets. Lobbying costs reach $49 million 11 million welfare recipients find The bill represents the Demo­ another. His loan balance was with the IRS. They coughed up $30 private sector jobs. finally caught up with 248.000 “Some people called in and said, $9,800: his tax refund was to be million after getting an initial cratic alternative to “workfare.” ’How dare you do this. This is "This (bill) isamandatethatjob the concept endorsed by Reagan people who had defaulted on $9,600. “We took his entire re­ notice that the IRS was preparing By David Goeller While the spending is rising, so is group of U.S. clothing manufactur­ summer if the bill’s supporters training and opportunity become government debts, when the Inter­ un-American, unconstitutional.”’ fund.” said Richard Hastings, the to offset their tax refunds. decide to try to override the veto. under which recipients work at The Associated Press the number of lobbyists registered ers trying to limit imports of the top priority of the federal public service jobs In exchange for nal Revenue Service swiped their White House Budget Director Education Department’s director One of those was a Pennsylvania with the House clerk and Senate foreign-made apparel. There was a happier ending for government." he said. "Welfare tax refund checks this year. James C. Miller said Wednesday. of debt collections. man who opened a letter addressed a check. Democrats have critic­ But overall, he said. "There has WASHINGTON - The cost of secretary. Their ranks have The coalition's outlay was only three anii-gun-control groups that recipients would receive not only a ized workfare as make-work jobs The first year of a pilot program —One outraged defaulter was to his wife. He claimed she didn’t lobbying Congress reached $49 swollen to nearly 8.000. up from slightly below the $2,087,586 spent check, but a chance to work.” been general acquiescence ... that expecting a tax refund of $2,613. He have a student loan and further­ combined to spend more than $2.3 that don’t help recipients gain UPI photo to crack down on defaulters netted they owed il and it was time to million in 1985. with the emotional about 6.000 at the start of 1985. in 1984 by the Natural Gas Supply million for lobbying last year. The bill is modeled on programs skills needed to achieve economic $135 million toward delinquent got $406: the government took the more the government had her issue of gun control and the Seven organizations — three Association — the top single-year President Reagan recently signed created in Massachusetts. Connec­ independence. government debts, mostly student pay” re.st to settle an unpaid student name wrong. He later found out continuing struggle over textile more than in 1984 — reporled -spender since The Associated into law a bill that relaxes ticut, Michigan and about 20 other Embryo baby loans. "The average offset was $.544. but loan. He called the Department of that indeed his wife had a delin­ imports accounting for some of the spending $I million or more la.st Press began keeping such totals in restrictions on interstate transpor­ states that focus on helping the The bill would; .some of the 248,000 paid dearly: Education in Atlanta and snarled. quent loan worth several thousand biggest spending. year to influence legislation, ac­ 1983. tation of firearms. hard-to-employ poor — such as • Require states to provide most A baby boy held by his mother, known only as Monique, The debtors were predictably —The largest offset was $9,600 “This is the only way you’re going dollars and she had an earlier The price of persuasion last year cording to the reports lobbyists Joining the coalition in the fight welfare mothers — get the skills welfare recipient with personal­ became the first infant born in the U.S. to a mother who angry about losing their refunds from a Washington. D C., doctor. to get it back! ’’ and hung up. marriage as well, accounting for ' More than 50.000 people wrote or He made one $1.50 payment on his was 16.6 percent higher than the must file with.Congress. for tougher import quotas was the To help get the bill through needed to find a private sector job. ized job counseling and referral to had been implanted with frozen embryos. The boy, —Another 50.000 people decided the different name. $42 million the cadre of Capitol Hill In general, the clerks’ reports Man-Made Fiber Producers Asso­ Congress, the Gun Owners of Sen. John Kerry. D-Mass., said a work or training activity. lobbyists reported spending in 1984 show the lobbying groups spend ciation. a group of domestic America spent $1,231,868. followed Massachusetts’ highly publicized a Provide child care and trans­ weighing 9 pounds, 10 ounces, was born at an and some 13 percent higher than most of their money on staff chemical companies that reported by the National Rifle Association Employment and Training Choi­ portation services to recipients undisclosed Los Angeles area hospital. Monique, who the $43.3 million reported for 1983. salaries, office operations and pouring $821,591 into the trade at $711,469 and the Citizens Com­ ces program had helped place who need them. lives in the Los Angeles area, was one of four women in Philippine rebels will discuss i-fire The $49 million amounted to an direct mail campaigns designed to fight. mittee for the Right to Keep and 24,000 welfare recipients In Jobs • Increase the federal burden average $91,625 for each member flood Congress with letters and The two groups won round one Bear Arms at $388,258. since Its inception in 1983 and for financing job training and California and Louisiana to become pregnant after of Congress and easily exceeded phone calls from constituents. when Congress passed their legis­ The main lobbying force in favor would save $107 million in welfare education. While states and fed­ receiving frozen embryotransplants, but shewasthefirst MANILA. Philippines (AP) — nine years in jail. ment," she said. older generals and encouragement the $32.66 million U.S. taxpayers The biggest spender in 1985 at lation. They lost round two when of stronger firearms laws. Hand­ expenditures in 1986. eral government now split costs, to give birth. President Corazon Aquino said The announcement came one “The mere fact that they named of military reform had improved put up to pay the salaries of the 535 $2,003,601 was the Fabric Fiber President Reagan vetoed it. The gun Control Inc., said it spent “This is a proven entity.” Kerry the federal share would rise to 70 today that rebels have assigned an week after the communist um­ one of their negotiators is good the armed forces, and that am­ senators and representatives. and Apparel Coalition for Trade, a next round could be fought ibis $545,213 last year. said of the bill. “It’s worked in percent. accused communist leader who brella National Democratic Front enough for me." nesty for insurgents had freed escaped from prison last year to released a statement .saying it had communist rebels to come down negotiate a cease-fire to the named a cease-fire negotiator. On Wednesday. Aquino had said from the hills without punishment. Philippines’ 17-year guerrilla war. Aquino said she will appoint a reforms made during her first 100 U.S./World In Brief days in office were encouraging Aquino, who gave only sketchy government negotiator within 48 But in a separate speech, armed Shakeup continues at NASA details, said top communist lead­ hours but declined to release more the communist rebels to give up their fight, but her armed forces forces chief Gen. Fidel V. Ramos Italy debates recognition of PLO ers had notified her that their details said communist rebels had spread CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla (AP) Thiokol’s development of the boos­ recommend that NASA headquar- COMING SATURDAY repre.sentative will be former “I’d like lo be extra careful. I chief .said the rebels actually had — The retirement of William R. increased their activity. their influence to about 600 more ter rockets. ler.s in Washington assume tighter ROME — Foreign Minister Giulio Andreotti said no state that journalist Satur Ocampo, who in don’t want anything to upset ^pr villages and stepped up their Lucas as director of the NASA Several Marshall managers told control over its field centers. In May 1985 escaped after spending derail this effort of the govern­ Aquino said her retirement of facility that supervises shuttle "encourages or supports terrorism" can have normal relations attacks since Aquipo took power. the commission they disagreed recent years, the agency has with Italy and the Chamber of Deputies, in a surprise vote, urged rockets continues the shakeup of with Morton Thiokol engineers granted greater autonomy to Mar­ Weekend Phis Magazine top NASA officials, and agency who opposed the Challenger shall. Johnson and the Kennedy the government to recognize the Palestine Liberation leaders predict more changes launch because cold weather Space Center in Florida. Organization. after the Challenger commission might impair 0-rings designed to One of the first to leave was Andreotti spelled out aspects of Italian foreign policy in a reports on Monday. keep hot gas from escaping James M. Beggs. who had been on speech that opened a daylong debate Wednesday in the Chamber. Italy’s lower house of Parliament. Lucas. 64, announced Wednes­ through booster rocket joints. leave as administrator since De­ 2 Between the Lines: The story day he will retire July 3 as director Several of those Marshall offi­ cember when he was indicted on At the end of the debate, deputies approved — over the How the Manchester Herald of the Marshall Space Flight cials have been rea.ssigned and one federal charges that he helped behind the story. opposition of Prime Minister Bettino Craxi’s ruling coalition — a Center in Huntsville. Ala. He has has retired. There also have been defraud the government when he motion demanding that the government recognize the PLO as headed Marshall since 1974 and personnel changes at Thiokol worked for General Dynamics. 4 Outlook: Secrets are great until “sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people.” had served three years as deputy among officials who overruled He resigned after the shuttle director. their own engineers. explosion, saying the agency someone sticks you with one. Moscow recalls arms negotiator helps protect your investment Since the Challenger explosion There will be more changes needed strong leadership. Jan. 28 that killed seven astro­ throughout the National Aeronau­ William R. Graham, on the .job 5 Profiles: MCC’s Robert Manning. MOSCOW — The Soviet Union said Geneva arms talks and a nauts. NASA has gained a new tics and Space Administration just in days as deputy administra­ One more time. superpower summit could be imperiled if the United States administrator, director of the after the commi.ssion’s report is tor. became acting administrator scraps the SALT 2 treaty. Moscow recalled its chief arms in Manchester! shuttle program, director at the released. NASA general manager and held the post until Fletcher, negotiator from Switzerland to discuss the situation. Johnson Space Center in Houston, Philip Culbertson predicted. who headed NASA from 1971 to 0 Cover Story: Manchester’s Jen­ Marshal Sergei Akromeyev, the chief of general staff of the and has summoned the former "There will be people who will 1977. look over in May. nifer Joy used to sing her brother to Soviet armed forces, told a news conference Wednesday the manager of the Apollo moon change jobs as a result of what has On Tuesday, President Reagan Soviet Union could place more warheads on its missile fleet in program to conduct an internal happen^: we’ve got to get our named Graham his chief science sleep. Now she sings for a living. retaliation for U.S. violations of the 1979 Strategic Arms If you live in Manchester then the Herald’s the review of its management management strengthened right adviser, leaving NASA’s No. 2 job open. Limitation Treaty. newspaper for you because it’s the only one that’s structure at the top.” Culbertson told a g Insights into Childhood: Going to The Reagan administration has accused the Soviets of a recent conference on the future of After the explosion, shuttle pro­ geared expressly to the needs of this community. The presidential commission on gram director Je.s.se Moore was the doctor needn’t be a frightening number of pact violations and last week announced that Monday will blame the accident on the space program. shifted three months ahead of nuclear-armed cruise missiles would be deployed extensively For instance, if you own property in Manchester defects in one of the two .solid-fuel The new administrator. James schedule to run the Johnson experience. aboard B-52 bombers late this year unless the Soviet Union made and pay taxes then you have a right to know how booster rockets that were propell­ C. Fletcher, also said he antici­ Center. Richard Truly, a former major policy changes. The deployment would violate limits tax money is being spent on schools, government ing Challenger. pated more personnel shifts after shuttle pilot who was director of 10 Sexuality: In this week’s Kinsey imposed under SALT 2. Under Lucas’ leadership. Mar­ the report is issued. the Navy Space Command, re­ Deputy Soviet Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnykh said services, health care and future zoning. shall engineers supervised Morton The commission is expected lo placed Moore. Report, a woman who had a tubal U.S. plans to scrap the treaty were "devoid of logic." ligation wants to reverse the Lawmakers urge shuttle option procedure. Pelton jury ponders spy charges Sexuality: Dr. Kuriansky compares BALTIMORE — A federal judgeinstructedjurorsdeliberating Personal Property 11 espionage charges against former National Security Agency WASHINGTON (AP) - More space program a hedge against second source. It’s only a money sex with exercise. any single company’s difficulties. employee Ronald Pelton to consider whether he was deceived, than 200 House members deter­ problem” tricked or threatened into confessing to FBI agents. mined to keep closer tabs on NASA Word of the letters circulated Only the Manchester Herald can provide you with well in advance of the news He said NASA does not have the 12 At the Movies: The message of The jury began deliberating the case at 4:30 p.m. EDTTuesday after the Challenger accident, are and retired at 10:55 p.m. without reaching a verdict. U.S. District the depth of information on key local issues you calling on the space agency to hold conference, and NASA congres­ money to pay for the kinds of tests “Cobra” ... King of the character an open competition to find a sional relations chief John F. a second company would have to Judge Herbert Murray told the panel to resume its work today. need to make valued and reasonable decisions that second source for the shuttle’s Murphy said his agency has "no run to produce a rocket qualified acton. .. Film capsules. The jury of seven men and five women heard seven days of testimony and final arguments in which prosecutors charged may impact your life today, or in the future. With booster rockets. objections to the concept of a for flight your lifetime investment at stake, can you afford "Now is the time, particularly as 13 Weekend Television: An eight-page Pelton tried to finance his retirement from the super-secret NSA the agency moves to redesign the by peddling U.S. secrets to the Soviet Union for $35,000. not to stay informed? solid rocket motors, to begin the pullout section. "He would still be doing it if he hadn’t been caught,” Assistant Education qualification proce.ss for an addi­ U.S. Attorney John Douglass said. tional contractor” the lawmakers 21 Music: Charity fests are hot ... According to a recent survey conducted by First said in one of two letters written to Market Research of Boston, the Manchester Herald James Fletcher, administrator of Tossing celebrity to the wind ... Black looters kill black officer the National Aeronautics and 22 Turntable tips. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Black looters killed a black was cited as the leader for local news, local 0TM bl»T«lcr ' rtASHSUSC Space Administration police officer and wounded another with shotgun fire when a happenings and local sports, with three quarters of Three of the lawmakers — Reps. 22 Behavior: Accident-prone people patrol surprised raiders at a liquor store outside Johannesburg, the readers saying the coverage is the most Bill Lowery. R-Calif; Robert Tor­ are not Just “unlucky.” police said today. ricelli. D-N.J.: and Vic Fazio. A spokesman said officers retaliated by exploding a hand extensive. The Herald also rated quite highly in D-Calif. — called a news confer­ grenade inside the damaged store in the black section of Soweto, terms of space devoted to selected local issues in ence today to release their letters. 24 Celehiity: Arnold Schwarzenegger but the gunmen escaped. its Opinion pages. The Associated Press obtained a has gone from hunk to actor. Government opponents predicted a violent response to a copy of one of the letters . government decree banning 10th anniversary commemorations Wedne.sday. Government Services 27 Health: Here are some amazing fat of bloody anti-government protests in Soweto on June 16. 1976. The letter drafted over Lowery’s The Herald also feels it is their responsibility to signature calls for a "full, fair and 29 and thin facts for the weight­ Amal forces besiege refugees open competition" to develop a BflBQB HOSPITAL EBQBEBa listen to what residents in Manchester have to say second source for booster rockets, conscious. and cites the space agency’s own BEIRUT, Lebanon — Shiite Amal militiamen, winners in regarding local issues, and how they can help in statement that such a development 28 On the Road: Enginerebuiidingisn’t for everyone. bloody street fighting against rival Sunni Moslem gunmen, ffiSBBBGB bringing them to public attention. If yea let them would be in the national interest besieged three refugee camps and battled Palestinian gunmen. miiifSTsinvrRT^r'j Police sources said Amal forces, taking advantage of their BQBE know how they can improve the paper for you, The release of the letters follows 29 The Curious Shoppo*: Pistachio ice cream isn’t naturally green. crushing victory over the Sunnis, regrouped Wednesday around fflm B a campaign for signatures aided the Burj A1 Barajneh, Sabra and Shatila Palestinian refugee their readers, then they will continue to be your by a firm that hopes to win a TIiaT 30 Dining In: You can give your famiiy a month’s worth of great camps. voice in Manchester. ■government contract to make saiads. At least 81 people have been killed and 421 have been wounded Health Care some rockets in the future. e \v trtx rv since fighting began around the three camps 12 days ago. Currently. NASA has a contract Dining Out: Hartford’s Comet is visited by Sondra Stave. Hundreds of refugees hid in small, ill-equipped shelters whilethe with Morton Thiokol Inc, to pro­ 31 fighting raged with heavy machine guns, jeep-mounted duce all shuttle booster rockets. A recoilless cannons and anti-tank rockets. Occasionally, tanks presidential investigating com­ have fired shells at guerrilla positions. , mission is going to lay the blame for the Jan. 28 explosion of the Hondurans prepare for war games Challenger on a faulty seam in the Challenger’s right booster rocket. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — U.S. and Honduran troops ■;i; i: i^'iTriiarorr'in]^ readied today for more than three weeks of military maneuvers “YOUR v o ic e in MANCHESTER” Any competing company that in a jungle region near the Nicarhguan border where wins a contract would be required U.S.-backed Contra rebels operate. to manufacture the same rocket as ilanrhpBtpr Brralii I*- U.S. soldiers from Fort Lewis, Wash., will parachute to several Mortpn Thiokol. but many law­ it areas in the remote region of Gracias a Dios province, kicking off makers believe competition would T ir ft $$ Source: First Market Research of Boston, January 1986 save money as well as give the YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER the exercises before dawn, a U.S. Embassy spokesman said. t $ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuitday. June 5. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 5, 1W6 — it Advice BUSINESS Man’s frequent transfers CAMBRIDGE REPORTS ™'"’"”Highlights " Self-employed can set up IRAs leave wife feeling fed up Violence on TV QUESTION: set up your tax-sheltered retire­ income, you can contgibute $2,2S0 Do you think television programs place too much emphasis on I ann SO years ment nest egg. to the spousal IRA. old and retired, DEAR vioience, or not? Also, you can put 25 percent of right with me. as I sold the bar My si­ QUESTION; Asa member of the your annual after-expense self- ABBY: and grill I tuation is not DEAR ABBY: I am writing to Investors’ board of directors of a small bank employed income into a Keogh owned and op­ unconninon. M y you concerning a dispute between in another state, I receive $2,500 a retirement plan. erated. I used husband works my mother and me. First of ali. I Guide year director’s fees. In order to the money from am 17 years old and have a attend board meetings, I either fly Q U E S TIO N : My wife and I set for a large na­ Dear Abby that sale to buy tional company good-paying job. I have a Camaro, William A. Doyle or drive to the bank. up Keogh retirement plans six a couple of that moves em­ Abigail Van Buren which I ’m paying for myself. I also I thought I could take my travel years ago, when we were self- pay my own insurance, which is apartment expenses as a deduction on my employed. We have sold our ployees regu­ buildings. I took $600 a year. income tax return and contribute business and I have taken a job larly. The last back a mort­ move was ex­ Here’s the problem: I have $2,250 to a spousal IR A for me and with a company that has a Yes, too much 76% gage on the bar and grill and ceptionally dif­ w a n t^ a four-wheel drive truck Keogh retirement plan each year. my wife. profit-sharing plan. No, not too much 20% receive payments monthly. And I ficult. and I for a long time, but my mom says You won’t have to pay income tax The accountant who does m y tax What is the status of our Keogh trucks are for guys, and la m a girl. collect rents from the apartments. on that money or the money it don’t want to move again for seven witness 'Arm y brats.” Every return says I am self-employed plans, now that neither of us is I don’t agree with mom at all. I But I have no “earned income” earns until you make withdrawals years, when our youngest child will family must decide what is best for and am entitled to take the travel self-employed? It is conceivable, think as long as I am paying for my from salary and such. I’m told from the Keogh plan, which you graduate from high school. all the members and then make the expense deduction but I am not that either my wife or I might; own car. I should be able to drive that, because I am not “ gainfully won’t be required to do until after allowed to make the $2,250 IRA develop some other self-employe(j' I ’m tired of my children feeling decision accordingly. whatever I want. Do you agree employed,” I can’t put money into like they don’t belong. So often, as you pass age 70>A. contribution. Is he right? income before we retire. with me or my mom? I hope you an individual retirement account As a self-employed person, you’ll soon as they make some really D E A R A B B Y: I was on birth print this. Abby. It may not get me or any other retirement plan. good friends, we have to move. also be able to tuck away $2,000 this ANSWER: Your accountant is ANSW ER: You can either leave' control pills from 1970 to 1977, then a truck, but it will settle the Sou'ce Survey oM^e u S aou'i poowaiiO''Oy CamDriOge RepoMs Cambndge MA I ’ll need income after 1998. when year into an IRA. That’s in addition correct about director’s fees being your ^ Keogh plans intact or roll; My husband says if we have to we moved to another state and a argument. ______^986 Ca^^bt'dge Repots me Distnbjied Dy Kmg Feaiotes Syndicate Hercld photo by Pinto the bar and grill mortgage pay­ to your Keogh plan contribution. self-employed income and that you them over into individual retire­ move, we will. If I try to discuss it. different doctor prescribed them WANTS A FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE we get into an argument, which forme from 1978until 1986. Neither ments stop. Isn’t there anyway I If the Senate Finance Commit­ can take a tax deduction for the ment accounts. Either way, your, D E A R W ANTS: If you are always ends with, ” I ’m only doing one mentioned any interaction Appreciation can put tax-sheltered money away tee’s version of the tax “ reform” travel expenses incurred to earn money will remain tax-sheltered.. sufficiently mature to buy a car it for you and the kids.” with antibiotics. for my old age? bill becomes law, you won’t be able that self-employed income. Because you might have addi-^ and support it, you should be able Ambitious men are rarely home Medicine is in pretty bad shape if Town Manager Robert Weiss and Water Guardsmen and Reservists. Presenting to put money into an IRA for 1987 However, self-employed income tional self-employed income in the to drive a car of your choice. Business In Brief permits you to make IR A contribu­ on moving day. or when the kids vital information such as what you and Sewer Director Robert Young the honors were Sergeants First Class ANSW ER: Sure, there is, You and later years. One part of that years ahead, keeping the Keogh get sick, or the cat gets lost. pointed out is transmitted to the Four-wheel drives are not for guys can set up your ownership of the bill would prevent people who are tions — at least through 1986. plans as they are makes sense, so.' only. receive awards of appreciation from the Charles F. Berrera. left, and Bradford B. We’ll have to assume your Abby. must men accept every public by an advice columnist in Gerber has option on land apartment buildings as a self- in other retirement plans — you will be able to add 25 percent of Connecticut National Guard and Re­ Palmer, both of whom are Water and employed business. You could annual travel expenses are at least. that net income to your Keoghs. If transfer they are offered? the newspaper instead of by the Gerber Scientific Inc. of South Windsor has an option to buy including Keoghs — from contri­ TIRED medical community. D EA R ABBY: You’re not going serve Tuesday. The certificates were to Sewer Department employees. incorporate, but that gets more buting to IRAs. $250. If the $2,500 director’s fees you transfer your Keogh plan; to believe this, but here goes: My about 32 acres near the Manchester-East Hartford town line, complicated. ore your only earned income, funds to rollover IRAs. you will- Perhaps your column should be recognize supportive employers of company spokesman Stanley Levin said Wednesday. Any good accountant can show D E A R T IR E D : No. Some have dentist has halitosis. He’s a fine you’re allowed to put your net have to open new Keoghs when you moved to the front page. As the operator of a self- you how to arrange your apart­ been known to pass up promotions dentist and a nice guy, but how can self-employed income — $2,500, want to shelter future self- SA LLY W. IN LE X IN G TO N . KY. The land could be used for future company expansion, but no employed business, you can pul 25 ment building ownership as a rather than move their families. I tell him? minus expenses — into the spousal employed income from income specific plans have been made. Levin said. He said it could be percent of your net profits into a self-employed business. Do it and IRA. If you have other earned tax. And in two-paycheck househoids. D E A R SA LLY: I was absolutely CHICKEN As researchers go private, several years before the company decides to build on the site. some men move because their flabbergasted at the number of wives’ jobs require it. letters I received from women D EAR C H IC K EN : In plain Eng­ “We have made no commitments,” he said. “All this is Not all children react badly to thanking me for that information. ' lish. But tell him with kindness, preliminary. No decisions have been made.” moving. Some have grown with the And if an editor wants to put this compassion and concern — and The land is located south of Interstate 384 near Spencer Street FCC clears way challenge of making new friends — letter on the front page, it’s all quickly. medical advances could slow and Hillstown Road along East Hartford border. It is owned by Angelo S. Leone, Frederick W. Leone Jr. and Roxie E. Leone. BOSTON (U P I) - Cuts in is for the benefit of humanity.” "The bottom line is you can run The option agreement was reached May 19. for G E -R C A deal government grants have forced Wetzler said one example was into trouble (in secret research),” Gerber had been considering a 10-acre site at the Union Pond Hormones won’t stop hair scientists into profit-motivated seen recently in vaccine research he said. “ There is no peer review. Industrial Park, but scrapped plans to build a plant there last private research, a switch that for AIDS, or acquired immune We need to be aware of what is September. The company said at the time that the site was too WASHINGTON (UPI) - The market. G E , however, will have no could cloak medical advances deficiency syndrome, a virus happening.” small. Federal Communications Com­ such waiver. mission cleared the way today for D E A R D R . nally has something todo with this. behind corporate secrecy, a doctor which destroys the body’s immune A major cause for the migration Gerber Scientific Inc. consists of four subsidiaries — Gerber During the 18 months. G E also G O TT: If hor­ warned today. system. to private research stems from a Scientific Products Inc., Gerber Garment Technology, Gerber General Electric Co. to acquire will consider whether to divest RCA Corp. and its subsidiaries, mone shots D E A R R E A D E R : Your continu­ "As more of our research He expressed concern when two cut in grants for federal programs, Scientific Instruments Inc. and Gerber Systems Technology. itself of the entire NBC radio including the NBC network. network, which may not be profita­ were taken at ing desire for sex is normal and not scientists move into the private researchers did not disclose manu­ he said, especially for pioneering They are all based in South Windsor. sector, important advances in In allowing the transfer of RCA. ble to keep without the key an early age. related to the hormone cream you facturing information about the studies byunknown scientists. The companies manufacture high-technology products. would they help Dr. Gott are using. Men and women may knowledge and methods that Could AIDS-related feline leukemia vi­ “ Younger researchers are not the commisison rejected four stations, which include WNBC-AM petitions to block the $6.28 billion stop the devel­ continue to experience sex urges benefit investigators may not be res vaccine because it was consi­ getting money,” said Wetzler. and W YN Y-FM . New York City: deal. opment of ex­ Peter Gott, M.D. well into their 80s. Of course, the revealed for fear of competition dered a trade secret. Much medical research money WMAQ-AM and W KQX-FM in Alan Glasser of the FC C ’s Mass cess facial hair problem for some men is in the and loss of capital gain.” D r Lee "What was nice was that in the comes from private foundations, Chicago and WKYS-FM in Pratt engine passes tests on 767 Media Bureau, said none of the in elderly performance area. Premarin Wetzler of Rockefeller University past, developments were dis­ corporations or the government Washington. petitions raised any new facts and women? cream may prevent the dryness Hospital said. cussed at meetings and read in through the National Institutes of SEATTLE — The Pratt and Whitney Division of United At the time the companies to grant them would not be in the and tissue thinning that occurs in In a letter to the New England newspapers. Ideas were thrown Health. Technologies Corp. has announced its new PW4000 turbofan jet announced the planned merger. public interest. DEAR postmenopausal women. Journal of Medicine, Wetzler said around and discussed.” said Wetzler said industry, especially aircraft engine has completed two successful test flights on a G E ’s chairman. John Welch J r . The FC C ’s action removes the R E A D E R : No. Excess facial hair removed along with the uterus. Many couples who share your advances with “ important scien­ Wetzler. pharmacutical companies, offer Boeing 767 test aircraft. said the combination would boost final obstacle for the merger that tends to develop in older women However, this is not always the predicament have found that non­ tific and clinical implications ... He acknowledged that private researchers freedom from worry U.S. competitiveness and acceler­ The PW4000 is now in the final stages of testing by the East because increasing levels of fe­ case: some gynecologists will take intercourse methods of sexual will eventually be hidden from the industry warrants some protection about future funding. “ Companies the Justice Department has al­ ate G E ’s "momentum in sereices ready approved. male hormone permit hair growth out one ovary and leave the other. expression are quite satisfactory. scientific community if the profit from competitors, but said the treat you nice.” he said. “ They Hartford, Conn, firm for Federal Aviation Administration and technology.” He,predicted to occur. All women manufacture Therefore, both your doctor and motive is substituted for the basic implications of such protection give you money and you don’t have certification. It is scheduled to enter commercial service in July The combination of G E and that 80 percent of G E profits would small quantitites of male hormone your friends' doctors actually may D E A R DR. G O TT: My 34-year philosophy that medical research must be thoroughly examined. to worry about grants.” 1987 on an Airbus Industrie A310-300 aircraft operated by Pan RCA. which both own broadcast come from those areas after the properties, would create the coun­ in their bodies. Before menopause, be in agreement. old daughter has been diagnosed American World Airways. merger. this hormone is counterbalanced Ordinarily, a premenopausal as having narcolepsy. What is the try’s seventh largest industrial RCA’s chairman. Thornton The two successful test flights on the Boeing 767 were part of an company. Under the agreement, by large amounts of female woman who has had a complete treatment and prognosis fo’'some­ Bradshaw. 68. said he would reture anticipated eight-flight test program. G E would own six television hormone. After menopause, how­ hysterectomy (ovaries and all) one with this disease? Antitrust liability is possible after the merger. The PW4000engine is designed to power current and and new stations. ever, the ratio of the two hormones will require hormone replace­ Science/Heahh The merger would create the BOSTON — Organizations that evaluate medical versions of wide-body aircraft, such as the Airbus .ASOOand A330, G E and RCA agreed to the fourth largest supplier to the is altered, so the effects of male ment. Postmenopausal women us­ D E A R R E A D E R : Narcolepsy, a technology for insurance classification or potential merger Dec. 11. 1985. Defense Department, combining a hormone become more noticeable. ually don’t need this replacement hereditary disorder characterized Boeing 747 and 767 and McDonnell Douglas’ proposed MD-11. In Btief consumer use should be careful to avoid violating The commission gave G E Hormone therapy after meno­ after surgery. by inappropriate drowsiness and Pan Am became the launch customer for the PW4000 when it 18 large line ofGEtronics. It also antitrust regulations, government doctors said months to divest itserf bf NBC marks the second sale of a U.S. pause might help, but premeno­ If. at any age. a woman has a sleep attacks, is now thought to be selected the engine to power 12 ex tended-range A310-300S. today. radio stations in New York. commercial television network, pausal treatment will be hysterectomy for cancer of the due to an increased excitability of Interferon cleared for sale Northwest Orient also has ordered 48 PW4000s for its new fleet “ Assessment activities can have important Washington. D.C.. and Chicago — following that of the ABC network ineffective. reproductive tract, she is not a the rapid eye-movement generator W ASHINGTON — After years of disappointment economic implications if they drastically affect the of Boeing 747-400 aircraft, which will be the longe.st range commercial airplane in the world. cities in which NBC also owns T V to Capital Cities la.st year. candidate for hormone replace­ in the brain — in everyday English, and frustration, interferon has been cleared for market for a new medical device or the incomes of stations. DEAR DR. GOTT: After a ment because the hormones may one of the brain's sleep centers. G E ’s bid was protected from sale in the United States, and two of the members of a particular medical specialty,” said NBC has been allowed to operate rivals by a so-called lockup clause complete hysterectomy, does a augment the growth of remaining Although the condition is chronic government’s top doctors heralded the action as a Dr. Martin Rose of the federal Office of Medical the stations under a waiver from woman need hormones? Some of tumor cells. and can be vocationally disabling, guaranteeing G E the right to buy major milestone in cancer treatment. Applications Research, a branch of the National Stock market declines slightly FCC rules that forbid ownership of my friends’ doctors say no, but treatment with amphetamine 28 million RCA treasury shares at “ This is the day that interferon finally comes of Institutes of Health. two broadcast properties in one $53,125 each. mine says yes. D EA R DR. G O TT: I am 67 and medication or antidepressants is age in a practical application for treating cancer.” Rose and Dr. Robert Leibenluft co-authored a NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market declined slightly today UPI photo my husband can’t perform sexu­ usually effective. In addition, Health and Human Services Secretary Otis Bowen study published in The New England Journal of amid continuing uncertainty about the outlook for interest rates. DEAR READER: The term ally any more. However, I've still self-help support groups can be said Wednesday. "The longed for day has finally Medicine which warned antitrust implications A thrifty Idea ’’complete” hysterectomy usually got a desire for sex and wonder if valuable resources for narcolepsy come.” could arise in the assessment of new medical The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 4,97 to means that the ovaries have been the Premarin cream I use vagi- patients. The prognosis is good. 1.858.32 in the first hour of trading. AT& T says it can "This dramatic medical breakthrough paves the technology, treatment procedures or dregs. Employees at Westinghouse Electric Corp.’s mechanical way for eventually using this valuable high-tech Losers held a narrow lead over gainers in the early tally of New treatment to combat other forms of cancer and repair facility in Hobart, Ind., inspect the roll gap on a Toxic toads can be harmful York Stock Exchange-listed issues. new continuous caster component deiivered to U.S. viral diseases.” said Bowen, a physician. Today, open-market interest rates were mixed — steady to Interferon, discovered in London in 1957. is a BOSTON — Despite the tail of the toad-kissing handle short strike Put chunky salt in freezer down slightly in the short-term Treasury bill market but higher Steei Corp.’s plant in Gary, Ind. The continuous caster natural protein produced by the body as part of its princess who got a prince, doctors warned today on long-term government bonds. process of steel production, developed in Europe, defenses against viral diseases. Not only does it that kissing or touching some species of toxic toads By Peter Coy temporary workers as opeiu^ors. Among actively traded blue chips. Sears Roebuck rose i/n to DEAR with the soap it absorbed at bath inhibit multiplication of virus cells, but it appears can cause seizures. The Associated Press A’T& T said the delay in answer­ reduces manufacturing costs. Eastman Kodak '/< to 61'A, and American Telephone & POLLY: I had time. to counter the reproduction of cancer cells. In a letter to The New England Journal of ing calls for assistance was re­ Telegraph '/« to 24’^'«. However, McDonald’s dropped % to 100. stored a bag of BLANCHE Medicine, two Arizona doctors said a healthy NEW YO R K - A strike by duced Wednesday to 25 seconds, The N Y S E ’s composite index of all its listed common stocks canning and Report: Focus on the basics 5-year-old boy nearly died after putting a highly 155.000 American Telephone & from 30 seconds on Tuesday and pickling salt. Pointers D EA R P O LLY: Wear cotton toxic Colorado River toad in his mouth. slipped .27 to 139.93. At the American Stock Exchange, the Telegraph Co. employees probably nearly a minute on Monday, the When I opened gloves while bathing a baby. The BOSTON — Debate over whether profit or That species of toad is the most toxic toad in market value index was down .39 at 279.61. can last up to a month before the first business day of the.strike. It Take The Hassle it. it was. hard baby will be less slippery and the non-profit hospitals are more desirable must not North America, doctors said. Toads come in many On Wednesday the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 7.14 company’s phone network expe­ normally takes about two seconds. and all in one Polly Fisher gloves double as a wash cloth. overshadow the nation’s basic focus on quality species and often are not poisonous. to 1,863.29. riences major problems, an A T& T Blount said the first big problem chunk. I put it in Keep a calendar in the bathroom medical care and education, researchers said executive says. for the network from an extended Out O f Pool Care an extra bag and place a sticker or star on every today. Enzyme reduces death risk The world’s largest telephone strike would he long delays in It's as easy as 1 -2 -3 with the Agway Pool Pros! and pounded on day the children remember to A study by the Institute of Medicine at the Dollar falls at opening In Europe network is so computerized that installation of private lines, which i t with a brush their teeth. You can also tell National Academy of Sciences found that hospital BOSTON — An intravenous dose of a dot- “ this strike is not going to affect us are used by businesses for such LO N D O N — The dollar tumbled across Europe at the opening hammer. I still them that the tooth fairy pays ownership is “surrogate” to basic underlying dissolving enzyme within six hours of a heart dramatically in the short run,” things as computer data transmis­ have several hard chunks. Is there make brine for pickling or can­ more for teeth without cavities or public concerns. attack appears to reduce the risk of early death, an of foreign exchanges today and the price of gold was little said Frank Blount, executive vice sion and videoconferences. an easier way? ning. you can leave it in chunks. fillings. The report, published in The New England international research team reported today. changed. president in charge of the network In addition to the phone network, In a short time, we'II R.M. Measuring may be a little tricky, JANIS Journal of Medicine, said the nation’s health-care The substance, called streptokinase, is used to for AT& T Communications. the 5-day-old strike also is affect­ The dollar opened in Frankfurt at 2.2480 marks against 2.2726 ing the manufacturing, sales and teach you what you need to but the salt will dissolve in the focus should be on "the condition of the uninsured, open blood vessels clogged by a clot and renew the Water WIZARD D E A R R.M .: First, put the water when you make the brine. Treat friends and family to the quality of care, the excellence of education and flow of oxygen-carrying blood to heart tissue. The at the close of trading Wednesday and in Zurich the dollar opened But he added Wednesday. “If maintenance of phone equipment know about poo! care year hardened salt (in a closed bag or POLLY gourmet treats with the recipes in research” — rather than on the most desirable researchers compared the results of a group of at 1.8618 Swiss francs versus 1.8848. this thing went on for a month. I to residences, businesses and local 'round. Let the Poo! container) in the freezer for a Polly’s newsletter “ Handmade form of hospital ownership. heart attack victims treated with streptokinase In London, the dollar began the day at $1.4895 to the pound think it’s too long. I ’m hoping it’s phone companies. Pros show you how to very short.” couple of hours. This may cause it D E A R P O LLY: I find a bar of Chocolates.” Includes recipes for “ Our major conclusion is, ‘What should be the with those given a dummy dreg. against $1.4835; In Paris the dollar opened at 7.1625 francs Thirteen of A T & T ’s 24 factories '7 save time and cut costs After an hour meeting Wednes­ to ioosen (works for sugar, might soap will last longer when I line my truffles, chocolate-covered marsh­ orientation of public policy?” ’ said Bradford H. “ Mortality tended to be lower in the streptoki­ against 6.2315, in Brussels at 46.20 Belgian francs, against 46.65 remained open Wednesday, the from spring start-up to work for salt. too). If you’ve still soap dish with a wash cloth. This mallows and more. Send $1 for Gray, co-author of the study along with Walter J. nase group, more so in patients treated within and in Milan at 1,542.50 lire against 1,554.50. day in Washington, negotiators for company said. Also open were 613 A T& T and the Communication winter dosing. got lumps, an easy way to grind absorbs any dripping, the wash each copy to Polly’s Pointers, in McNerney. “ We did not find a compelling reason three hours after the onset of symptoms.” the In Tokyo trading the dollar also lost ground closing at 170.75 of its 656 Phone Centers and all its Workers of America reported little them out is in a blender, food cloth adds a decorative touch, and care of the Manchester Herald, for public policy to favor profit or not-for-profit Intravenous Streptokinase and Myocardial Infarc­ yen against 171.50. business offices, although at re­ Learn troubleshooting tech progress in ending the nation’s processor or meat grinder. best of all I cut down on the cost of P.O. Box 1216. Cincinnati. OH hospitals.” tion study group reported. The dollar rose to $1.3945 Canadian Wednesday from $1.3930 duced staffing levels, spokesman niques to help you ease If you’re going to use the salt to soap. Then I can use the wash cloth 452011. Be sure to include the title. Tuesday. largest strike in three years. Robert Musgrave said. through the season efficiently, Managers at A T& T have been “ We’re asking customers to be Gold opened in London at $341.55 per ounce against $341 and in effortlessly and economically. scheduled to work 12 hours a day, patient and understand ... we have Zurich it was unchanged at $341.50. six days a week to fill in. The to handle the emergencies first.” Spend a few minutes with company also has hired 3,000 Musgrave said. us now and spend more time After-school reading centers help to meet remedial needs swimming later. In a pleasant, should. among.the centers that may be colorful store­ “ In fact, currently 20 percent of • Examine the materials used to • Beware of any “ fix-it-fast” available in your community? instruct and test students and note promises and achievement gua­ Interest remarks send stock prices down front after­ American students are reading a Fees charged are a top point, and if they are updated periodically — school class­ year below grade level.” says rantees. This is in violation of the may range from $17 to $30 an hour, say, every six months. By Rick Gladstone attended a private conference of Much of the reasom/or rallies in Many oil industry analysts have Come to our poo! care seminar on room called educator Dr. Kenneth Martyn. International Reading Associa­ depending on the chain and the • Ask about the school’s me­ The Associated Press international bankers in Boston. stocks and bonds over the past The Reading founder of the American Learning tion’s Code of Ethics that states: predicted that American demand Sylvia location of its center. At an thods for assessing student pro­ Although his remarks to them several months has been the for gasoline would surge this _____Juiig 9th_____ Game in San Corp,, which operates the Reading “ Reading clinics ... should refrain average cost of $25 an hour, this gress and satisfy yourself that the Fear of higher interest rates has were not disclosed, reports circu­ perception that the economy re­ summer, primarily because of the Francisco, a Game centers. American Learn­ from guaranteeing favorable may mean that the two one-hoiir students are not just being “ taught hurt stock and bond markets, lated that he expressed opposition mains lethargic and must be sharp drop in prices since late last Classes begin at 7:00 p.m. second-grader Porter ing Corp. pioneered this burgeon­ outcomes.” I weekly sessions recommended excessive gasoline supplies have to lower interest rates because of is punching the to the tests.” Reading progress “ There is nothing magical about stimulated with lower interest year. But figures released by the ing field in 1970 with 11 centers in would cost you at least $200 a caused oil prices to drop, and the fears it could incite inflation. keys of ^ audi- should show itself in the classroom our method,” says Dr. Stanley rates, which encourages borrow­ American Petroleum Institute late Call now for your reservations. Limited seating available. • w 1 California, was acquired by En­ month. ineffectiveness of a rebate cam­ and in student attitude — the tree Frank, chairman of the American Some long-term Treasury issues ing for industrial expansion, con­ Tuesday show supplies heavily 0 V i 8 u aj m a ­ cyclopaedia Britannica Inc. in paign has depressed domestic car • Check the credentials of the criteria of reading achievement. Learning Corp. “ We’re only doing fell by more than $10 for every struction and consumer goods. outran demand in late May. Ask the Poo! Pros about our complete line chine f 0 - June 1985. and now has 85 sales. teachers to see that they are indeed • Find out if the school will keep all the things schools could do if $1,000 in face value, and interest Lower interest rates make stocks historically the start of the heavy of swim poo! products. grammed to improve reading company-owned centers in eight This is the newest and fastest- Stock and bond prices declined rates on short-term notes in­ and bonds more attractive. summer driving season. skills' states. certified and degreed and. prefera­ you informed of student progress they had enough money, skilled growing phenomenon on the edu­ bly. trained in reading instruction on a regular basis — say. after manpower and time.” Wednesday and short-term inter­ creased. Bond prices and interest In the petroleum markets Wed­ In other economic news Wednes­ At an identicalljr furnished cen­ est rates rose, largely because of cational scene — private after­ The Sylvan Learning Corp. was with successful classroom every eight hours of instruction. rates move inversely. nesday. the price for July delivery day. the seven major U.S. auto­ BUCKLAND AGWAY reported remarks by Federal ter in Massapequa. 4»ng Island, a school remedial reading centers... founded in 1979 by a former experience. • If your child has any special Now you know On Wall Street, which often of West Texas intermediate, the makers said domestic car sales teenager for whom reading is also Reserve Board Chairman Paul 33 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER They have mushroomed across the Reading Game tutor, and now has • Tour the center and observe needs, find out if the center has the follows the behavior of the bond main U.S. crude, fell 77 cents per declined late last month to 10.9 a struggle is coi^centrating on country, as concerned parents in some 264 centers throughout the The country with the highest Voicker that indicated the era of market, the Dow Jones average of OPEN SUNDAYS the instruction before enrollment resource to meet those needs. recorded suicide rate is Hungary, 42-gallon barrel to $13.10 at the percent below the level of a year increasing his readingt:omprehen- increasing numbers are finding United States. virtually all of cheaper credit may be over. 30 industrial stocks fell 7.14 points Teaching should be on an individ­ • Speak to other parents and with nearly 43 of every loo.ooo of New York Mercantile Exchange, a earlier. At the same time, imports ‘Ur C IMifM r\ \ .illit N sion under the tutelage of one of the that Johnny and Jenny still can’t them franchise operations. Voicker. widely known for his to 1.863.29, erasing most of thf ual basis or in groups no larger teachers who are familiar with the the population killing themselvds, decline analysts attributed to rose to 5.6 percent above a year center’s teachers. read — at least, as well as they How should you choose from conservative monetary policies. previous day’s gains. than three. centers. according to recent statistics. excessive gasoline supplies. earlier. K S A N K ii a — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 5, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday, June 5, 1986 - U Nuclear cost proposal draws fire from utilities

STAM FO R D (AP) — A proposal proposal, any coal or nuclear Seabrook plant in New Hampshire. years. a sense, the nuclear issue died in a power plant. If it is found that a that would require utility, compan­ power plant construction costs not Now that Millstone 3 is working, 1980-81 and the utilities are trying company wasted some funds dur­ TAG SALE SIGN ies to recover the costs of con­ recovered through higher electric­ customers must pay for its con­ THE ARKANSAS REGULA­ to survive the transition period,” ing the constructibn. that disal­ structing nuclear power plants ity rates in 10 years would have to struction. Connecticut state law TORS. in comments submitted to Norgaard said Wednesday. "M y lowed total would have to be Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? within 10 years or absorb a loss met be absorbed by a company and requires that the costs of large the FASB. called the change recommendation is that the finan­ immediately reflected as a loss in with strong criticism during the reported as a loss. plants, such as Millstone 3. be "arbitrary, capricious. Irrational, cial standards board do nothing. its financial statement, under the The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale opening of public hearings con­ The FASB proposal also would phased in from three to 10 years. illogical and not supported by This is a passing problem.” FASB proposal. ducted by the Financial Account­ require regulators and utility State utility regulators last week financial or economic evidence.” Disallowances now can be re­ Classified Ad. When you place your ad. you’ll receive ing Standards Board. companies to include abandoned proposed that the plant's cost be They argue that their 20-year M O RE T H A N 70 organizations ported as assets, according to Van ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. FASB suggested in April that the plants as allowable costs at their phased in. or gradually added to phase-in makes it more likely that and individuals were scheduled to Riper. utility companies change their present values in rate-making and rates, over five years. A P A L will recover the costs. testify at the hearings, which accounting methods on the costs of require companies to immediately Regulators in nearly -.very state Richard Norgaard. a University continue in Stamford through The abandonment proposal large facilities "to improve the report disallowances, another ex­ have favored phasing in costs of of Connecticut finance professor, Friday. Kirk said FASB also has would require companies to in­ STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER usefulness and reliability of finan­ pense typically related to nuclear large electric plant.'; to ease "rate said the accounting changes are in been the target of a utility- clude costs associated with aban- cial reports." according to FASB power plant construction. shock,” or the sudden increase in reaction to the cancellation of 94 organized letter-writing campaign donded coal and nuclear power Chairman Donald J. Kirk. customers’ bills. nuclear power plants and 58 coal opposing the proposals. plants in their balance sheets. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Since the accounting standards IF A D O P TE D by the FASB. the plants in the United States since Most report these costs in footnotes In Arkansas, for i -stance, the "This is a technical task that HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED are recognized by Securities and changes would become effective Arkansas Public Service Commis­ 1975. Norgaard has been hired by a cannot be accomplished by popu­ to their financial statements be­ I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Exchange Commission. FASB's for the fiscal years beginning after sion decided Arkansas Power & group of utility companies to lar vote, anymore than establish­ cause the FASB has no rule proposals affect all the nation’s Dec. 15. 1986 Light Co. could phase in its share of testify against the proposals. regarding abandonment.*:. Manchester Library. Part HetLBe oKAf/.He ing safety standards for nuclear Eosy-To-Sew Immediate openings for Head Teacher wanted 5peclol Education utility companies Northeast Utilities in Berlin is costs in the $3.6 billion Giand Gulf He said the problem of paying for power plants can be.” Kirk said in Regulators in figuring rates to port time In Manchester GREAT FOR time book mobile driver, Teocher-For anticipated JO&T HAb A BU6 among those opposed to the experienced carpenters. $7.54-7.85 per hour. Drives "We know that people are by and nuclear power plant In Mississippi expensive nuclear power plants April. recover the costs of an abandoned Trim work and plastic Day Care. Degree In early HOMEMAKERS openings In DMR Early (?F So r t . large critical” of the proposal proposals. over 20 years. Both Arkansas will soon be settled in most states The change in disallowance plant would have to use the childhood education pre­ bookmobile on assigned Intervention 5ummer laminate experience a SUPERVISOR route, Imolements stops known as Statement No. 71. said NU brought its $3.8 billion regulators and the company op­ and is a political issue that accounting could come into play in facility’s present value. If the prerequisite. Full time ferred. Call 647-0788. Could you molivair 3 othur Program. Call Joanne and assists patrons. Re­ Knapp-Phllo 487-1300 or FASB spokesman Robert Van Millstone 3 nuclear power plant in pose the FASB proposal, l^causeit shouldn’t be addressed through a situation where a utility com­ carrying amount of the plant employment 8< Benefits, poople bosidoR yoiirsidf to Riper on Wednesday. Waterford into service in April and work hard with a rominit- quires high school di­ 566-8472. would require the company to accounting changes. pany undergoes a prudency exami­ exceeds the present value, a loss call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5 ploma, Class II drivers Under the so-called phase-in al.so owns a share of the unfinished absorb Grand Gulf costs after 10 “ I see this as a political issue. In nation following the completion of would be recognized. Monday thru Friday. itiHiit to quality? If you rf‘i'1 you can lead a team duinx license and public library Painters Helper-No expe­ experience. Apply at the rience needed, willing to Immediate openings for Delivery person and sales lipht housckcqiiiix [ilcaMc clerk wanted for modern apply in perftou luThcMaida Personnel Office, 41 Cen­ work, own transporta­ carpenters, experienced ter 5t„ Manchester or call tion. 5teve 742-1020. In framing 8, must know pharmacy In large shop­ of MaiichcatiT/OlaKtouliurv, how th layout. Full time ping center. Pleasant .388 Mailt St.. Mam’hcsicr. 647-3126. Deadline tor app­ Insurers argue policy changes needed working condition^ wil­ lying Is July 3rd 1986. The employment 8, Benefits, Houra Qatii to .3:.3npm. No ling to train, flexible w,'ckcnd» or holidays. Paid town Is an Equal Oppor­ call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5 tunity Employer. Real Estate Monday thru Friday. hours. Apply at once to Iriiiiiiux. 619-0878. Bv Jennifer Johnson in awards given for insurance not act until voters make their industry to increase. the manager. Liggett The Associated Press claims, an overabundance of lawy­ voice heard.” Smith said. Printing opening. Im­ Block advised about 200 exposi­ Equipment operator Pharmacy, Parkode ers and a legal sy.stem that needs Among possible reforms sug­ tion managers attending the ses­ needed by general con­ Shopping Center, 404 West Mechanics Wanted. Expe­ printing plant of Fortune IHDMES N A SH V ILLE. Tenn - Ma.ior revamping. gested by Smith were restricting sion to avoid complications by tractor. Must have expe­ Middle Tpke Manchester riences with torches and 500 Company has Imme­ FOR SALE reforms arc needed to salvage an In 1985. the average product liability to only the persons found getting in touch with their insu­ rience on bockhoe and CT. welding helpful. Must diate opening on 2nd 8,3rd insurance industry frantically try­ liability loss in the the United to be at fault. forcing those most at rance company months before a dump truck, must be able have tools, will train. shifts tor the following experienced prep people: All real estate advertised 4 S’ I ing to stay ahead of a fast-changing States was $1.02 million compared fault to pay the most, using ma.ior show is scheduled. to service and maintain Laundry. Immediate op­ Excellent benefits. Apply In the Manchester Herald equipment. Coll 742-5317, Truck Trailers Inc., 651 Model ma ker/VarltypIs- market, policy changes and soar­ with $.394,000 in 1975. said Jack B periodic payments and instituting "The best thing I can tell you to ening for person willing to t/ond negative assembler- is subject to the federal 8:30 to 5 Monday thru Sullivan Ave., South Fair Housing Act of 1968, ing liability rates, indu.stry experts Buttine Jr., vice president of John sliding fee scales for lawyers do is to jawbone. You don’t do that work noon^pm. Mon-FrI /proofreader. Will train PlfPyNEA.kK Friday. Windsor. which makes It Illegal to say. B Buttine Inc., a New York awarding higher fees for lower by silling on your hands or by and alternate weekendfs. on automated equipment. "Insurance companies are prac­ settlements. Excellent starting rate. advertise any preference, insurance broker. getting together two days before Cleaning help. Immediate Photocomp experience a ticing the kind of voodoo econom­ Block said that in the meantime, For additional Informa­ plus. Excellent compen­ limitation or discrimina­ Plaintiffs won 47 percent of their the move-in dale. ... If you’re opelnings, part time even­ tion based on race, color, ics that would make (Vice Presi­ jury verdicts in I960 compared agents and brokers are mired in tion, call Manchester sation Including shift pre­ I HOMES locked into a crisis, now’s the time Manor, 646-0129. ings and or weekends. religion, sex or national Rentals dent) George Bush blush." said with 60 percent in the early 1980s paperwork, so much that changes Some outdoor duties. Se­ mium and benefits. Quali­ FOR SALE to face it." he said. Truck Driver with Class II fied candidates, please origin, or an Intention to Huntiitgton ’T Block, president of Buttine said. sometimes don’t reach agents in license. 50 hour work nior Citizens and students moke any such prefer­ Buttine said insurance problems apply In person to 5tand- Huntington T. Block Insurance, People must organize to urge the field week. Apply at Al Slef- welcome. 643-5747. ord Register (Formerly ence, limitation or dis­ which is based in Washington. Congress and state lawmakers to "There’s such a flow of paper, won’t be solved overnight. fert's Appliances, 445 crimination. The Herald Manchester. $122,900. Im­ ROOMS MOONLIGHTERS Burroughs) 259 Hartford maculate 3 bedroom Co­ "We could talk about whose fault pass ma.ior reforms in civil law to it’s hard to dige.st." he said. As a "The current insurance crisis is Hartford Rd. Manchester Window cleaners. Must will not knowingly accept FOR RENT Tpke., Tolland, Ct. 875- lonial. 12 X 22 fireplaced it is until the cows come home." he avoid exce.ssive awards and law­ re.sult. Block said mistakes have not amenable to a simple or quick 647-9997 $$$$$ be experienced. Steady 0731. EOE M/F. any advertisement which work, good pay with front to back living room, said. suits. said Lester Smith of the been increasing. solution. The intervention of con­ Route Drivers Is In violation of the taw. Large furnished room- Summer Help Wanted to I fringe benefits. Call 649- dining room, 13 x 16 Block and other industryexperts American Tort Reform “ Endor.sements are left off poli­ tributing factors is loo complex for Kltchen facilities, close to work on farm part or full The New York Times 5334. Immaculate 3 bedroom enclosed porch leading to who spoke to the National Associa­ Association. cies. there are mispellings and the quick-fix. But steps are being deck. Vinyl siding, nice bus and shopping. 647-9288 taken” Buttine said. time. Call 644-1454. home delivery service Ranch with 16 x 32 In- Leave name and phone tion of Exposition Managers con­ "It would be easy to fingerpoint policies are renewed with perhaps ground pool, beautiful level lot. D.W. Fish Realty has several contract de­ Cook/Prep cook wanted. 643-1591 or 871-1400. no. vention here Wednesday said at one another . .. But we can’t look less coverage than before." Block "After all. it’s not in the Driver and warehouse livery opportunities Machinists - CNC Lathe. landscaping, patio, ballooning liability rates have a to insurance companies and we said, adding that the increased risk insurance industry’s — or society’s help for South Windsor Hours flexible. Will train. We are expanding our fenced yard, must be available In the Hart­ Apply Lafayette Escad- Manchester. Spacious liv­ Room tor rent. Kitchen variety of causes. can't look to lawyers The answer of mistakes is also causing insu­ — best interest not to sell insu­ wholesaler. Permanont ford, Manchester and work force and require 1 seen. Realty World. 646- priveledges, on busline, rlMe 300 West Middle Tpke 7709. ing. 2 both Cope. Fire­ They blamed increa.ses on a rise lies with citizens Legislators will rance rales for the insurance rance” he said. A flattering style with full time position good Glastonbury areas. class A Machinist to tool, close to center of town benefits with overtime. Manchester. set-up and run Hitachi placed living room with zip-front closing is quick These are part time po- cathedral celling. Large 646-7066. and easy to sew for sum­ Call 528-9624. 5elkl Lathes. Apply at 6 room, 3 bedroom bun­ sitiona with above aver­ E.A. Patten Co. 303 Wethe- galow type home on over­ lot! $135,900 "We guaran­ mer time. age earnings. You must tee our houses" Blan­ Room-Main street loca­ No. 8283 with Photo- Receptionist full time for rall 5treet Manchester. sized lot! Detached 1 or 2 tion Includes utilities, $185 New propeller may give jets a boost enjoy working outdoors chard 8, Rosetto Real Guide is in Sizes Small, busy 4 doctor office expe­ car garage, lots of panel­ Floral designer. Must be Estate 646-2482. monthly. References 8, Medium and Large. Me­ rience with phones and with minimal supervi­ ling throughout, hard­ Security. 646-7622 after sion. Starting time in experienced In all areas of SAN D IEGO (AP) - A new kind Project Office dium (12-14), 2H yards appointments a plus. Call wood floors. Very deslra- 5:30. Ground testing of the propfan blades, reinforced with an alumi­ 46-inch. most areas Is 3:00 A.M. floral design and work ble quiet location! of propeller that researchers say Mrs. Brown, 646-0314. SECRETARY Back on the market! Im­ According to Sievers model and started two weeks ago at the Rohr num alloy. are .sturdy enough for UPI photo and you'll work a few without supervision. Im­ Offered at $96,900. Realty maculate 5 plus room could substantially cut the amount TO ORDER, lead $2.50 Isr tacli mediate opening availa­ ■a p a r t m e n t s ground testing of the propeller, Turbine Engine Test Faeility in constant commercial useandquiet patteia, , i b i 50$ tsr poitsf s sod hours each morning. 7 Nutmeg Branch YWCA, World 646-7709. Ranch In Coventry. Beau­ of fuel and runway space needed called a propfan. show it will cut San Diego. The ground tests are to enough to satisfy passengers and haodlini. days a week; Your own ble. Marlborough Florist Manchester, full time, tiful acre plus country lot. FOR RENT by modern jets is in the early consumption of today's lurbofan- end later this month: with flight noise requirements at local Thorny problem SUElU R N E n reliabla car is a must. No 295-0204. 37'A hour week in busy Very nice older duplex on 2 car garage, full base­ ManctiMlar Horald office with much public stages of testing for possible use by powered jets by as much as tests scheduled to begin in Febru­ airports USD A«t. St lUMrlUl Cook full time. Excellent experience necessary, nice street, both apart­ ment, woodstove. Built In 24 Locust Street. 7 room commercial and military aircraft. Ira Flatow. host of the PBS series “Newton’s Apple," and Hnr Vsn. N.T. loose position for experienced contact. Strong math ments newly remodeled, 1965. Excellent condition apartment $600 monthly one-third In addition, he said the ary in Georgia no collections Involved. and communication "People always ask ’Why are Prist Nans, Eddraii allk ZIP person. Coll John at Dat- extra deep lot, single car Inside and out $99,900. plus utilities. Security, no propfan’s eight blades produce NASA has earmarked $200 mil­ The military favors the use of teacher Jack Netland of Osseo, Minn., get to the point of COSE, llylt Nuniksr and Ilia. Cell 1-800-424-2475 skills. Ability to balance you looking at propellers? Isn’t more thrust than the usual two to Imavrs 659-0665. during regular business garage, newer roof, re­ Jackson 8, Jackson Real appliances Call 646-2426 lion through its aeronautical div­ propfans on the wings of aircraft to the program during a recent taping in New York City. New FASHION with Assistant Newspaper money, use office cently painted. Excellent Estate. 647-8400 or646-8646. weekdays 9-5. that a step back?' But we consider four blades on standard propellers hours or locally at 667- ision for the Propfan Test Assess­ cut down on the amount of runway Netland was preparing to lie on the bed of nails for a Photo-Guide patterns in Receptionist/Salesper­ dealer wanted In Bolton. machines, and typing 60 Investment or Ideal tor this more of a revolutionary step reducing by about .36 percent the space needed, said Allen Novick. all size ranges, has a 1240 or 523-4950 bet­ Call 232-9989 between 9am WPM. Abletoworkinde- new home buyer. Let your First Class all the way I!! East Hartford, older gen­ ment program segment on inertia, which will open the season in early son. Must be ambitious 8, ween 2-4:30 A.M. forward” said Keith Sievers. chief runway space needed to lake off chief product engineer of the special Grace Cole CoUec- dependable. Good hourly 8, noon, Monday through pendently and to organ­ tenents help you pay the Brand new listing. Exqui­ tleman, 2 room efficiency, of the NASA Lewis Research The extra thrust also reduces the Questions to be answered are Alli.son Gas Turbine Division of October. The show is used as a teaching tool in junior tion for larger sizes; plus wage. 659-5400, 647-7351. Friday. Ask for Michael. ize work assignments. mortgage. Must be seen. site 8 pluis room Contem­ all utilities, share a bath. Center’s Advanced Turboprop strain on a plane’s engine. whether the propfan’s thin, curved General Motors Corp. high schools. 2 BONUS (kmpons! Must have high school $149,900. Call Ed 649-2947. porary home. Situated on $72 weekly. 647-0069. Custodlan-12 month posi­ diploma and 2 years an acre lot In executive tion, second shift, Glas­ minimum secretarial Completely remodeled In Manchester area. 3 bed­ Efficiency Apartment- WHY NOT GET INTO THE tonbury Public Schools. experience. Contact M. 1980, this home Is In move rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 cor Available Immediately EXCITING WORLD OF ADVERTISING? Applications available Bragg, YWCA, 135 In condition! Over 11 garage. 3600 sq. ft. Ottered $275 a month. 2'/j room from Glastonbury Board Broad St., Hartford, CT rooms with 5 bedrooms, at $219,900. Jackson 8, available June 1st. $375. of Education, Glaston­ 06105. 2V] baths 8, vinyl siding. Jackson Real Estate. 647- Heat, hot water and ap­ WE NEED AN bury, Ct. 06033. Phone An EEO/A A Employer Four large rooms on third 8400 or646-8646. pliances Included. No CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 633-5231 ext. 441. Affirma­ floor. Located In Historic pets, security required. ADVERTISING SALES REP. tive Action. EEO. M/F area. Garage with room Hot Dlgglty Dog! Brand 646-2970. above. Asking $140,000. new listing for those of MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5:00 5trono Real Estate. 647- you who hove been wait­ 5 room apartment, up and Notices Business P roperty...... Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment___80 7653. ing for a spacious Ranch down, 2 bedrooms, stove Resort Property ...... Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 Lost/Found ...... 01 Bookkeeping/Income T a x ...... 54 Sales experience preferred, but will train. Ideal for home. 8 rooms, 3 bed­ and refrigerator, conve­ Mortgages ...... Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreatlonql Equipment...... 82 RATCS: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. Just Listed. 6 room Cape rooms, 1.5 baths, 2 car nient location, large yard, Personals ...... 02 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. the college graduate or someone wanting to make Wanted to B u y ...... Painting/Papering...... 56 Boats and.MorIne Equipm ent...... 83' P A R T T I M E In family neighborhood. garage. Set on 1.12 acres garden area. $600 plus Announcements...... 03 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Auctions...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 a career change. Three bedrooms, garage. In lovely established Man­ utilities. Available June Minimum dwrve: 4 lines. 1st. Call 643-0110. Financial...... 05 Rentals Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 LOADERS AND UNLOADERS In-ground pool. Won't last chester neighborhood. Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 at $97,000. Joyce G. Ep- $135,000. Jackson 8, Jack- Rooms tor Rent...... Benefits Include: *8.00 PER HOUR Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 DKADLINKS: For classified advertisements to steln Reol Estate 647-8895. son Real Estate. 647-8400 3 Room Apartment-First Employment & Education Apartments for Rent___ Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 • pleasant atmosphere • gas mileage ■ or646-8646. floor, large rooms, stove, be published Tuesday through Saturday, the We offer steady year round employment, paid 5prlng 5treet Colonial. 7 Condominiums for Rent Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. refrigerator, heat and hot Help Wanted...... 11 Homes for Rent...... • good salary • holidays A birthdays vacations. 5 day work week Monday thru Fri­ luxurios rooms, 2'/] baths, water, garage, laundry Situation Wanted ...... 12 For odvertisements to be published Monday, 5 room ranch In South Store/Office Space...... day, paid holidays, paid benefits. Shifts availa­ fireplace and a magnifi­ Windsor with large pri­ facilities, very clean. $475. Business Opportunities...... 13 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Resort Property ...... Merchandise Must have a reliable car. ble between the hours of: cent lot at the base of Case vate lot and pool. Offered Lease and security. Ask Instruction...... 14 Automotive Mountain. $189,900. "We about Senior Citizen dis­ Industrial Property...... Hollday/Seosonal...... 71 10 am to 4 pm at $105,000. Coll Trinity Employment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for Rent. RKAD YOUR AO. Classified advertisements are For confidential interview: guarantee our houses" Real Estate. 522-9299. counts. Call 646-7268. Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cors for Sale...... 4 pm to 9 pm Blanchard 8, Rosetto Real Roommates W anted___ Clothing...... 73 token by telephone as a convenience. The Trucks/Vqns for Sole...... :all Denise Roberts • 643-27111 10 pm to 3 am Estate 646-2482. Hebron 3 bedroom duplex Wanted to R en t...... Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trqllers...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one CONDOMINIUMS Real Estate Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of __ Between 9 & Noon 3:30 am to 8:30 am I 1 Vz baths on treed lot, $550 TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... (3 to 5 hour work span) In town. 5ee this excellent FOR SALE per month plus oil heat. Homes for Sole ...... 21 Machinery and To o ls...... 76 Auto Services...... the original Insertion. Errors which do not value 9 room Cope. 3 or 4 I Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Services lessen the value of the advertisement will not Security and references Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... We require steady reliable people with good work bedrooms, finished fam­ required. No pets. After Lots/Lond for Sole...... 23 Child Core...... Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive be corrected bv on additional Insertion. records, and the ability to lift parcels up to the ily room, enclosed sun Just Reduced. Manches­ ter. $99,900. Forest Ridge 6pm. 228-0561. Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... Fuel OII/Cool/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to B u y/Tra d e ...... lianrlypHtpr Umlh weight of 70 lbs. Applications and Initial Inter- porch. Oversized 2 cor Condominium - 3 bed­ viaws will be taken on June 9th, 10th, 11th and garage, 2 baths, 2 firepla­ Bolton-Mature person tor ces and much more. Ask­ rooms Including 14 x 18 12th from 2 pm-5 pm and 7 pm-IOpm, room 104. master with full bath, 14 x a very nice 4 room apart­ ing $119,900. Call us! U8.R ment. IVz baths, patio and Realty 643-2692. 18 living room, dining UNITED PARCEL SERVICE room and family room. brook. Immediate occu­ pancy $425 with heat. Coll Rockledge. Unreploceo- Central air, 2Va baths. Notices Employment 1CTURE THIS 90 Locust St., Hartford, C T Deck overlooking private Mr. Lindsey at 647-0200. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ble at this price, 10 room CD Colonial Includes 4 bed­ wooded backyard. Pool and tennis facilities. D.W. Manchester-Large 4 bed­ & Education No Phone Calls Please. rooms, fireplaced living room apartment next to LOST room and family rooms, Fish Realty 643-1591 or Furniture Delivery, full $ EXTRA MONEY $ EOE/M/F park, private yard. $625. AND FOUND DON'T KNOW where to formal dining room, se­ 871-1400. I MEAT MANAGER time. High school di­ plus utilities. Call 633-6975 look next for a lob? How ploma, must be neat with NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED With Your Own Part-Timo Job. parate In-law apartment, or 529-0299. Found. Female cat 5 HELP WANTED Full time. Send resume about placing a "Situa­ a clean rean record. Basic house has 3'/i baths, 2 car Painters needed with at garage, 4 zone heating, ILOTS/LAND months old, has flea col­ least 3 years experience. of past experience to tion W anted" ad In carpentry skills expe­ IN MANCHESTER AREA Manchester-Cozy 2 bed­ lar. Tiger Calico with classified? rience preferred. Call 278- HOMES 1 ^ HOMES aluminum siding and FOR SALE room apt., bullt-ln micro- Must have own transpor­ P.O. Box 129, Man­ T ^7-553 odd onlonly An Excellent Opportunity for* newly pointed Interior. short hair. Found at ECLC tation 646-7760. 2492, ask for Bill. FOR SALE LiLlFOR SALE wave and other features. Manchester Insurance chester, C T 06040. W itt MIddIa Tpki. 420-m Where can you get all this $500 plus utilities. Call on Spring St. 647-1371 after agency has an opening for Custodian Cleaner/Super- Housewives and Bolton Lake. Very Very 4. vlsor for high school. Marbli 8L all Mothers with and 3600 sq. ft. tor $198,500. 633-6975 or 529-0299. a port time secretary. McCabi SL Century 21 Jackston- small piece of land. Can­ T H E EASY WAY to find o Write giving experience. all not be built upon. 643-2880. Typing and telephone Part Time Inserters HELP WANTED Stack Plica young children bring them 5howcase. 646-1316. Manchester 4 room 2 bed­ $25 reward for return of skills are Important. Insu­ cash buyer for no-longer- Box 329, Manchester, Ct. all Jack J . Lappen small black cat with white needed household Items Is wanted. Call 647-9946, osk 06040. Courteous and ener­ Hilliard 8L Government land. Delin­ room flat, 2nd floor. Avail­ rance and computer skills for Bob. 357-591 able Immediately. $525 paws and throat. Lost 5/31 experience helpful but not with a want ad. Dial getic hardware clerk. Cambridge St with you and save on Realty. quent tax property. Avail­ from Henry and North 643-2711 to place your Dental Hygenlst expe­ 14-100 ILOTS/LAND Includes heat 8, hot water. essential. 649-2891. Full time, or part time. O xta rd n all able at ultra low prices. Elm Streets. Manchester. aulck-actlon ad. Medical Secretaries. Im­ rienced. Part time Tues­ babysitting 164 E^st Center Street FOR SALE For Information coll 1-619- No pets. Rose 647-8400 or Answers to "Sam" 643- mediate opening for 2 part day 8, Wednesday. Call Apply in person at Engarton St 1-55 costs. 646-8646. You don't have to be an Manchester, CT 565-6491 ext L937 24 hours. 2887 or 623-6887. time secretaries. Please between 9om-12. 6^3509. CantarSt 227-293 advertising expert to get send resume to 18 Haynes Conyers Hardware 4 room apartment first Executive answering ser­ 63 Tolland Tpks. Hudtan St all 643-4263 results In Clossifled. We'll vice needs operators - our Street Manchester Ct Wllllama St Public floor. Stove, refrigerator, help you word your od. 06040. 646-4797. Manchester all heat 8, hot water, laundry 643-2711. service expanding all Oakland St SOUTHWESTERN N.H. J PERSONALS shifts. Call Judy 649-2133. 3-17 I need another listing!! hookup. Working couple Summit St 388-453 preferred, no pets, refer­ Lifeguards with WSI. Ap­ Outside Sales. Monday Strickland St thro Friday, evenings. Ex­ all Now don’t rush to your phone and 10 ACRES, $19,900 ences, 1 month security, To: J.G.F. I see love In Attendents local gas sta­ plications being accepted Trumbull St $500 per month. Coll otter your eves. I feel love In tion part/full time. Apply for apartment complex cellent money. Call all trip and fall down. Take your time, located In Manchester. Jeanne 647-9946. N E E D E D Driawold St 50 MILE VIEW 6pm, 649-1362 (weekends your touch. Loving you Is Cheshire Sunoco, 687 S. all get out of the chair and call me. If anytime). so easy. It’s the stopping. Permanant part time Main St. Dependable, Call 528-1 300 for Lilac SL all tellers needed In our Auto appointment. Looking for summer help. A T O N C E: everyone calls at once the switch­ I ’m glad I met you. With energetic people needed. Winter SL 47-82 Immaculate, pleasant, Love, Admirer bank and Burr Corners Maintenance Workers. Troltar SL board won’t be able to handle it, so Discover the beauty of SW New Hamp­ offices. Will train, apply Easy Assemblev Work! Blackledge Country Club, all 22 Hours Per Week quiet, four rooms. Ma­ LOOKING FOR good 228-0250. Women & Men Orchard SL all starting now (you can stop reading shire, mature woodiands. Solar site with ture, responsible, work­ 923 Main St., Monchester news? Look for the many $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ or call 646-1700.EOE teed payment. No sales. Church SL all Salary Plus Gas Allowance long enough to c a ll), and tomorrow ing, single female pre­ bargain buys odvertlsed Detalls-send stamped en­ Receptionist/Sales. Are No experience neces­ Myrtle SL 50 mile view of the CT. River Valley and ferred, non-smoker. Lots ANNOUNCEMENTS all morning from roughly 7:45 on; call more. Call 649-5897. I In the classified columns velope: Elan-173, 3418 En­ you a pleasant outgoing sary. Telemarketing LIndan SL SOUND INTERESTING? Vermonts Green Mts. Near lakes and ski Whot makes .Want Ads today. person who Is looking to all You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and terprise, Ft. Pierce, FI. positions available Locuat SL every half hour and I won’t feel Emergency? Ip Manches­ .work? People like you 33482. make some extra money all supervlaa our carrier boys & girls. If you Ilka kida. areas. Town maintained road with who reod and use the Bldwall SL rushed scheduling the appoint­ ter, dial 911 for fire, Floral Designer, expe­ by working 1 day, 2 nights with flexible hours. 401-278 want a little Independence and your own Income... police, medical help. Want Ads every day. 6 ^ rience required. Full time Manogement Trolnee. per week and Saturdays? Spring SL 187-371 ments. Your listing is my desire! power and telephone. Located only 15 2711. Salary plus bonus. position. Must be familiar Entry level position for Flexible hours are the key Kaanay SL 10-151 Your home ownership will be short minutes from I-91 and 2 hours from 5 room 2 bedroom apart­ LOOKING FOR a low-cost with all phases of design ombltous Individual. to working In a friendly For personal inter­ ment 2 family home. lived when you give me the listing of Stove refrigerator and way to communicate your Pointer 8, Helper. Good w o rk. C a ll 643-8455. Company has profit shar­ established business. If view call 647-8018 Manchester. Terms available. Call advertlilng message? wages for hard working Brown's Flowers, Man­ ing program qnd both you like working with MANCHESTER HERALD your property. If you can’t call now, garage. Adults preferred, Want ads ore your dependable person. 24fr chester. Ask for Ron or local and national growth people, this lob is for youl Wed.-Fri. CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 ownw 802-257-4347, 9am to 9pm. ° no pets. Available July 1. answer. - , 7101 9am-4om. John. opportunities. 649-4563. Coll Debbie at 643-2171. Call NOW 647-9946 call later, but call!______■ $500 per month 646-8518. 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday, June 5. 19M CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 MANCHESTER SPORTS FOCUS Route 6 proposal Battling Rockets Marine band visit APARTIIIEIIT8 RnTV/8TERE0/ PETS AND [gj]giB8 MOTORCYCLES/ I MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS F m M N T l i S J a p p lia n c e s SUPPUES TAG SALES FOB S U E M0PED8 [a u t o m o t iv e AUTOMOTIVE mulled by Corps clobber Celtics poses challenge 4 Room Apartment. No Used Refrigerators, For sole - Team Murry 10 Ford 360 V8 engine from Pet*, country living, good Free to good homes - Cute 'Tag Sal6l22 Cambridge 74 Pontiac Ventura. Good . . . p a g e 3 ... piage 9 ... page 13 Washers, Ranges — St., Manchester. Satur­ Condition. Asking $435.00. speed moto cross bike. 1965 F-100 pick-up truck. Bed liner for S-10 Chevy for working couple. Se­ clean, guaranteed, parts playful kittens. -Call 649- Just rebuilt, like new $50.00 Call 649-4989 after 6 Pickup longbed used. No A curity, reference. 643- 6480 after 11am. day, June 7,10-4. Stroller, Coll 6461147 offer 4pm. and service. Low prices. car seat, baby walker, $50.00. 6461709 Greg.o pm.o holes $99. 742-8101.□ 7405. B.O. Pearl 8, Son, 645 Free Kittens. HI, we need toys boys clothes to size 4 1974 Ford Van. New paint Main Street, 643-2171. 8i mags. $2,000 firm. 872- Bench Seat with split 4 Goodyear flbreglas 6 room duplex. No heat, a home with lots of love some household and mls- belted tires 19!/7i: R-15 celleanous. Brand new 6215. 1975 Suzuki 185, MX, needs back. Red vinyl, fits full no pets. Coll 643-2898. and warmth. Please call some minor work. $60 or $25.00 a pair o49-0670.d Panasonic Upright Va­ 649-1280. Porta Crib. No Early size late model Ford cuum — With attach­ Birds Please. 1983 Dodge Chorger-4 best offer 6462831 after trucks. $150 Call 649-9982. Manchester 2 bedroom, 6pm. ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 Free to good home. Tiger speed, front wheel drive, 2nd floor, heat and ap­ months old. $50. Good pliances. No pets, secur­ angora. Male cat, neu­ Tag Sale-Craft supplies- A om/tm cassette stereo, WANTED TO I WANTED TO condition. Call 6463245 tered. Needs tender lov­ cratters dream. Prices 37,000 miles, $3,500. Coll 1982 Yamaha Maxim 1100. ity, $575 a month. Call after 5pm. Bought In 86 as leftover. BUY/TRAOE BUY/TRAOE 646-3979. ing care. 649-7193. range from 30 to 90 per­ 6461152 or 644-0060. cent off ribbons, wood, Still under warranty Used refrigerators, 1972 Mercury Comet-Must $3,000 firm. Call 872-6215. 2Famllv Flot-lstfloor.4'/i Free kittens, tabbies 8, doll heads 8, parts, m>. washers, ranges-clean, double pawed. 742-5768. crame, cord, beads 8< sell, runs wqlj, 89,000 room apartment with guaranteed, partsand ser- lamp frames, pom poms, miles. Its yours Tor $150. mulmtn Manchester — A City of Village Charm bullt-ln range and oven, vloce. Low prices. B.O. fur, books. From 25 per­ Call 633-6975. / MISCELLANEOUS Hrral?) I laundry room, basement, Pearl 8< Sons, 649 Main St. IMISCELUNEOU^ cent ot 50 percent off. WANTED adults only, no pets, secur­ 643-2171.______AUTOMOTIVE ity, monthly $450.649-7885. I FOR SALE Final clearance on these Chevrolet Monte Carlo Items. June 5,6 8,7th 10:00 Landau 1981. Go d, V-8, TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR Refrigerator-General to 5:00. Kozv Kraft power steering 8, brakes, Friday, June 6,1986 Manchester 4 room apart­ Electric very good condi­ Slight Paint damage. For Sale Viva P195/75R15 YOUR CLEAN USED CAR 25 Cents Flashing arrow signs Korner, Rte 83, Vernan. tilt wheel, cruise, air, fm Radial tire on dodge 15 ment available July 1st. tion. $95.00 Coll 649-3387 8763135. stereo cassette. Florida $390 per month, security after 6:00pm.a $285! Lighted, non-arrow Inch rim. New with 2 15 OR TRUCK. $265. Unllghted $239. (free car. 38,000 miles. Mint Inch dodge rims $50.00 all. and references required. Condition. $6,000 643-8271. Call after 4pm 643-1482. Self Cleaning Range. Ex­ letters!) Few left. See 742-5050.O Contact: Tom Duff cellent condition. Large Locally. 1 (800) 423-0163, Automotive anytime. 1978 Chevette. Needs Manchester 3 bedroom 6 frost tree refrigerator work, body In excellent Parting out 1957 Chevy CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. Fire rips through Rockvilie house, kiiis 4 room 2nd floor apartment used 2 years, excellent condition. 4 very good Belair 4 door sedan. Front wall to wall carpet, refrig­ condition. 9 Cubic foot Used sliding glass patio 1229 Main St., Manclwstar 64641464 doors, thermal, $15 each. I CARS tires. Must go $250, 646- bumper $50. 6464298 after erator, stove and laundry chest freezer, good condi­ 5808. 6pm.□ hookups. $625 plus utili­ tion. Call 647-7547 otter Call 6462300. FOR SALE By John F. Kirch departments fought the blaze for ties. Available July 1. Call 6om. Herald Reporter more than two hours. Vernon Fire 646-8261 or 6466082. Levin King Koll Mattress. Chief Robert Kelly said. He said 17 7 J LAWN AND Spinal guard excellent VER N O N — Four people were the fire was mostly under control Rockville, 2 bedroom condition. $75. Please call killed early this moming when at about 7 a.m.. but he didn’t I'M g ar o en 649-9083.a opartments, remodeled. 1985 S-10 Blazer In mint they were trapped on the second declare it under control until after $395 and $450 plus utilities. condition. Only 12,000 Craftsman power lawn For sole-Goulds water BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY floor of a tw6family house on 8 a.m. 644-1882. miles. $9,800. 647-9764. mower. Excellent condi­ pump with tank $95. Cal! Village Street as a fire ripped Stodd said the fire was being after 5:00 6463663.a through the building. investigated by local police and tion, used two seasons. Firebird 1982,6 cylinder, 4 HOMES Call 647-7547 after 6pm. The blaze at 87-89 Village St., Vernon and slate fire officials. Blue pleated lined draper­ speed, Am/Fm stereo CARPENTRY/ t m e m m o m FOR RENT cassette, sun roof, power CHILD CARE RIMOflEUNS ELECm CM . ISERWGII which started at about 5:30 a.m. There was no information on the ies 84 Inchs X 125' Inches ID and burned for nnore than two condition of the victims’ bodies, I GOOD THINGS with brass traverse rod. steering, power brakes, the cause of death or how the fire Glastonbury 2 bedroom TO EAT Extends to 150 Inches. excellent condition. independent Construcr Dumas Bltetrlc Having Dellvwind clean farm hours, killed Thomas Miner. 38. his house with complete In­ $90., 6469892.0______$5,600. Call 6466802. tion Co. Qonorol Contrac­ Electrical Problems? ioamjS yards S7S (dua fox. wife. Deborah Miner. 35. and their started. law apartment, 521-5234. tors. custom home Need a torm or a somMI Also iMmd, iMono, m two daughters. Gina. 7. and Five firefighters were treated at Two wheel sulky for Will do babysitting In mv bu’idtng end remodeling, Repair? We Soodallzo In grovel. Coti- -- AJakJkUU Angela. 2. police said. The Miners’ Rockville General Hospital for gravely walk behind trac­ siding, excavation, etc. Residential Work. Josoeh third daughter. Michelle. 13. _ smoke inhalation and released, a tor. Air tires, steel seat Licensed Manchester 8T0RE AND home. (Verolancfc School 0^:14568165 or 456 7215. Oumot. Fully Licensed. Custom Rotoff.°nno. iftv* jumped from a second-story win- ‘ hospital spokeswoman said. Chaponis Brothers. Clark $45.00 643-4535.0 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. OFFICE SPACE Street South Windsor. Area). Coll 646-3793. Free Estimates. 646S2S3. Troy BNt Rotetillir. Wilt dow and survived, witnesses said. Firefighters arrived at the scene Air condition, power travel. Oordons, toSMMt Pick your own strawber­ 10 speed bike with acces­ steering, power brakes, Cut boKIng time In hclf Michelle was taken to Rockville three minutes after receiving the New Colonial shopping ries. Containers fur­ sories. Like new $150 or new transmission, shocks flower bods, large or General Hospital, where she was alarni. Kelly said. village. Only 3 vacancies nished. Open from 8am- CARPBITRY/ next time you fix moot I ^ H E A T M R / small. Colt 643-im best otter 643-8857 even­ and rear springs. $2,000 or REMODEUNO loaf i>y baking In muffin Iw lP L U M B IM treated for a leg injury and “ We had a report immediately left. 2300 square feet - 2000 8pm or until picked out. ings;______best offer. 6468787 or released early this moming. a there was a family trapped on the square feet - 1114 square No children under 14 ye­ tins rather than the con- 649-3467 after 6pm. vontlonol loaf. Sovot fuel hospital spokeswoman said today. second floor,” Kelly said. "Rescue . feet. Will rent, ready to ars of age allowed In field. Elegant off white 84 Inch Forrond Remodoltne — Fogarty Brothars — Ba­ move In. Columbia com­ Please call 528-5741 for sofa with custom made Cabinets, roofing, gut­ and mokes dttracNvo Indi­ throom romodtiina; in* Witnesses said Deborah Miner was our first attempt.” 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm vidual sorvlhgs. Use o was seven months pregnant, but He said the victims were found in mercial center Rte 66 lotest Picking slip cover. Oriental wall cassette. Good running ters, room additions, stoliotlon wotor hootsmi, 0 B Q Landscaolno. East. 4563314. Information. screen, studio couch, twin docks, oil typo* of romo- low-cost od In Clossifiod oorbogo dlspetais; foucof Sprtna Ctson Ues, Frw6. that report could not be confirmed the "bedroom areas” condition. $850. Call 659- for cMCk response next maple 5 piece bedroom 2895. doling and repairs. FREE repairs. 6464539. VIsa/M* tnos, flower a shrub Ptanb by police or fire officials. "There are stories they were set, maple table 4 chairs. estimates. Fully Insured. time you hove somothino ostorCord accoDtad. Inos. Fret asHmatos. cm The Miners lived on the second trying to get out." Kelly said. RESORT U PICK to sell. 643-2711. Coll 6463525 or 6462968. Telephone 643-6017, after 659-3436 offer SiSOgm. floor of the tw6family house in the Kelly said the building was an PROPERTY Strawberries 6pm, 647-8509. Rockville section. Two people who older house constructed in such a Corona Kerosine heater Homeowners. Need o ^ lived on the firs) floor of the house. way that if "makes a fire travel Cope Cod; Cozy 2 bed­ ■t Ihg with two five gallon cans. Carpentry and remodel­ l o i l r ------tricoi «NHl( and home OB# Good Condition $75.00. 1979 Comero-Excellent sonncEi Richard and Pamela Myers, es­ very quickly." room cottage, fully condition, 4 new tires, 4 ing services —- Comolets ISSiPAPERMa yard eaidpownf regOTia^ Corn Crib Call 643-7115.0 home roDotrs and remo- olso lawn ea t* m n k m , caped the flames, police said. Witnesses said two neighbors equipped, walk fo beach. speed, 1 owner, $3,000. Odd lobs. Trucking. Cali 649-2254 sdterTpm. Ofhcials on the scene had no tried to break in through the back 643-8686 after 5. Call 647-8577. deUng. Quatlty work. Ro6 Berry Patch 20 Inch boys bike also will sroncos, licensed and In­ Nome your own price — Homs repairs. You name information concerning their con­ door when they first saw the fire. It, we do It. Free esti­ Coventry Lake- Buckland Road Include training wheels. sured. Coll 6465165. Father and son. Fast, Mosonrv, corpenfry, dition and the hospital had no However, the flames were already Call 742-0465 and make an 1980 Ford Van. Standard dependable service. mates. Insured. 6434B54. stucco repair work OM Woterfront cottages now Hours: 8-1 / 3-8 transmission with over­ record of treating the couple. raging out of control and they could avalloble. $150-$250 a ofter.o______Polntlno, Poperhonglna alterations. Coll 6419m "At arrival, the dwelling was not get inside, the witnesses said. drive. Power steering 8, WANT AOS ore worth a Removal. Colt 6465761. Howkes Tree Service ■— or646SI3S. ^ week. 742-3022. Ladles 26" Bicycle foi brakes. Good condition. looking Into when you're Bucket Truck & Chigper. fully engulfed in flames.” Vernon Late this morning, neighbors IFUELOIL/COAL/ sale with folding baskets $2800. Call Steve at 643- looking for a piece to Painting. Intorior/Exto- Stump Removal. Free 1 6 Odd Job69 police spokesman John Stodd said lined the sidewalk across the street Andover-5 room lakefront I FIREWOOD and carrier. Call between 2171. llvo...whethor Ifsahomo, rler. (Bwllty work, rooso- timatos. Special constdor- daw cleaning, today. "Rescue attempts to enter as firefighters rummaged through cottage available August 8pm or 9pm. 643-8573. $65 on apartment or a mobile rtoblo rotes. Free otlonfor Elderly and Han­ /town cutting. Coll i the building were unsuccessful due the blackened hou.se. The building 643-4384. $250 a week. (Irmo 1972 Chrysler New dicapped. 647-nSl to the intensity of the fire.” was completely demolished and a Photo by Joseph Qochee Beautiful white birch homo. esMmatos. Coll 6462413. 649-5695 cmytinw. Yorker. $99 or best offer Between 60 and 75 firefighters pile of debris from what used to be logs. Perfect for summer Golf Clubs, full set. Men’s call 649-6727 after 5pm. A fire rages furiously at 87-89 Village St. in the Rockville children, who were trapped on the second floor of the fireplace. Three for $7.00 from the Vernon and Ellington fire a front porch was on the front lawn. Spauldings 9 Irons and 2 The entire outside of the house was house. The blaze began around 5:30 and was declared Merchandise 643-9797. You pick up. woods with bag and section of Vernon this morning as firefighters try cover. $85 649-1794 charred. unsuccessfully to rescue four residents, including two under control at about 8 a m. INVITATION TO BIO Firefighters walked through the RECREATIDNAL The Manchester Public debris, aiming high-powered hoses EQUIPMENT Schoals sallclts bids for TAG SALES Ml LK f or the 19*61987 school at smoldering ashes. FURNITURE year. Sealed bids will be re­ In the back of the house the Saint Tropezdirtbike. 1984 ceived until June 12, 19*6, second-floor windows were burned Tag Sale. June 7 8, 8th. 97 2 :(» P.M ., at which time they model asking $85 tough and cracked and a blackened durable bike with mags. Birch Mountain Road Bol­ will be publicly opened. The Vote due today on education bill right Is reserved to relect any ceiling or wall could be .seen. A pair Please call 643-9649.0 ton 9-6. Something for and all bids. Specifications FREE of blue jeans hung from a everyone plus clothing!. and bid forms may be se­ King - Sized bed. Firm clothesline. Bv Judd Everhart R-SIratford strand, R-Darien. said the bill was teachers' union, urged O’Neill to mattress. Two twin box Boy/GIrl bike very good Tag Sale-Saturday 8-4. cured at the Business Office, veto the bill. condition. Asking $35.00 45 North School Street, Man­ “ They were new neighbors." The Associated Press The Republicans rejected a designed to "preserve local auto­ springs. Frame. Excellent Many household Items, chester, (lonnecticut. mandatory minimum starting sa­ nomy and local decision-making” Said CEA President Robert F. condition. Will be sold Phone 649-2320.O also desk, secretary said Stephanie Bakulski. who has 004-06 lived at 84 Village St. for 62 years. H A R TFO R D — Connecticut law­ lary for teachers, which had been by not making pay raises manda­ Eagan: “ The absence of a man­ with 2 complete sets ot chair, basketball back­ tory. He predicted that every town dated minimum salary defeats the sheets, 1 bedspread. All Orvis batten kill and tin­ stop, etc. 77' Meadow La. “They were nice people, quiet” makers returned to the Capitol sought by Democratic Gov. Wil­ for $220, or best offer. ner 6/0. Best offer. Call (Oft Oak Grove).______Classified Ad Bakulski said her daughter, who today, ready to take action on a bill liam A. O'Neill and Democrats in not currently at the $20,000 level purpose of educational reform." 643-8082, evenings & wee­ between 5 and 6pm, ask INVITATION TO BID M30 lives in Watertown, called her aimed at improving local educa­ the General Assembly. would take advantage of the bill Senate Minority Leader Corne­ for Rod. 8761803. HIEOICAL aUPFUeS - EAST kends. Keep trying!. Group Tag Sole-Antiques, when she heard the news of the fire tion programs in general and O’Neill said that rejection was a because the state would pay for the lius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor Locjts, furniture, crafts, clo­ HARTFORD SCHOOL P IB TR IC r on the radio early this morning. teacher salaries in particular. "bad aspect” of the bill, but raises they negotiate with local criticized the GOP for drafting the Solid maple honey color DOATS/MARINE thing. Friday 8, Saturday, The Board of Education, 110 slopped short of threatening a veto teacher unions. bill behind closed doors and for June 6 8. 7. 8:30-3, 76 Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: “ She got worried.” Bakulski The Republican-controlled Se­ dinette set. Four chairs, I I eq u ip m e n t if the measure should pass intact. The Connecticut Education As­ table top needs retlnlsh- Thoyer Rd., Monchester. ford, Ct., wIM receive sealed said. “ She thought it was me. I nate convened shortly after 10 bids (or "M E D IC A L SUP­ came out. I says, ’oh my God.’ It House Speaker R.E. Van Nor- sociation. the largest slate Please turn to page '8 Ing. $99 6463525 or 646 6 family tag sale. June 7th, PLIES - EAST HARTFORD Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. a.m., but immediately recessed 2968.0 16 faot Mad River canoe, SCHCX3L D IS TR IC T". Bid In­ was all in flames. My grandson, he until 1 p.m. to allow Democrats a paddles Included. Used 9-3. Baby Items, toys, household Items, mlscel- formation and loecltlcatlons Price must be included. heard the screaming and came few hours to study the bill. Kitchen set, formico table four times. Excellent con­ are available at the Bull ness out.” dition. $800. Please call leanous. (Redwood Office. Sealed bids will be re­ Republican legislative leaders and four chairs $35.00. ceived until 2:00 p.m, Thurs­ One item only per ad. Debbie Skidgel of 86 Village St., 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Farms) 83 Ralph Rd., announced Thursday that they had Town lawmakers join fray Call 649-7650.O 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Manchester.______day, June 19, 1906 at which who is Thomas Miner’s niece, time they will be publicly Do not use abbreviations. stood on her front porch with her reached agreement on the mea­ Four pine ladder back Bob. Friday, June 6th 8, Satur­ opened ond reod aloud. The sure and said the Senate and then Boord of Education reserves arms crossed. She looked down Bv Alex Glrelll "There is no excuse for this to Zinsser said the $50 million chairs, stained maho­ day 7th, 9-4,3 Ashworth St. the House would vole on the $89.1 Inflatable boat, extra 8i 96 Glenwood St. O hu- the right to accept or relect silently and then up at the Asssoclate Editor happen a second time,” he said. surplus proposal and the education gany. Call 649-6325 after any or oil bids or the right to million proposal today, ending the bill are two different things. As for 3:30 pm. Asking $40. heavy duty, brand new mldlfler, lewelry, waive technical formalities If NO Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads firefighters cleaning up the debris. The General Assembly is in with foot pump, $69.95. miscelleanous. It Is In the best interest to do “ When we first got here, we special legislative session that Democratic state Rep James special session now to consider a the $50 million. Zinsser said he began May 21. Both chambers are Two end tables. Need Motor mount extra. 646 so. accepted. heard they were still inside,” she McCavanagh of Manchester today measure to aid communities in would rather see it held to help repair $5.00. Telephone 8436.0 TOWN OF BOLTON Richard A. Huot said. " I wanted them to come out. controlled by the GOP, charged that the Republican lead­ financing school programs, partic­ finance education improvements 643-4751. > Director in the future. The Zoning Board ot Appeals Business Services Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the All I know is Tommy put Michelle Under the bill, towns would be ership in the General Assembly is ularly higher salaries for teachers. I MUSICAL will hold a public hearing on 012-06 out the window." encouraged, using the incentive of "out to shortchange public schools Gov. William O'Neill has pro­ “ It’s going to be expensive,” he Mople table and chairs June 19 at 7:00 p.m. at the She described the family as state money, to raise the minimum and local taxpayers.” $75. 646-6232.0 ITEMS Town Hall to hear the tollow- Manchester Herald. posed to turn a $50 million surplus said. Ing appeals: I "very pleasant.” Thomas Miner salary to $20,000 at the end of a "It's time for Republican Hsrald photo by Pinto in state funds back to towns, Zinsser said he has some reser­ three-year phase-in period. The Roll owoy bed with mat­ Spinet Plano. Excellent 1. Brian Usher at 47 Vernon LEGAL NOTICE was a construction worker, she members of the General Assembly McCavanagh said. “ The only vations about the education aid tress. $20 Call 742-9929.0 condition like new (5 ye­ Road (or aside yard and set­ TOWN OP ANDOVEE said. state would pay the full cost of to stand up and speak out for better people opposed are Republican package in its present form back variance to construct a PUBLIC HEARING OF Debbie Skidgel of Rockville The Miners moved into the house boosting those salaries. public schools and lower local ars old) Call after 7pm garage. PLANNING a ZONING legislators.” he charged. because it would require towns to Redwood chaise lounge 649-8249. To all Herald watches this morning as about one year ago. Skidgel said. property taxes.” McCavanagh 7. Paul E. Jones ot 22 North COMMISSION ON 1 2 3 4 "It would be virtually impossible Republican state Sen. Carl reopen negotiations with teachers’ with upholstered blue PROPOSED HOME firefighters mop up after a Police said the house is owned by said. "If they don’t, the voters will Rood (or side and rear yard readers who for any town to ignore this.” said Zinsser of Manchester responded unions to get general aid. green print pod. Excellent variances to construct a OCCUPATION Deborah Miner’s father. Oscar speak harshly to them in the fall.” fire that killed four people. Senate Majority I.eader Reginald that McCavanagh’s attack was condition. Call 6465477.0 PETS AND deck. have something Forand of Hebron. McCavanagh said the inability of “That puts Manchester in jeo­ The Planning & Zoning 5 6 7 8 J. Smith. R-New Hartford. “ rhetoric” SUPPUES 3. Frank and Diane Intino of Commisson of Andover, Con­ Skidgel’s uncle was one of "We were pretty close.” Skidgel Republicans in the House and pardy,” he said. 138 Brandy Street (or a side to sell for "There is a very strong incentive Mahogany record cabinet necticut will hold a Public the victims in the blaze on He said he would like to see a Zinsser said he may have no 16 X 20 X 26. $40 649-9540. yard variance to construct a Hearing on Monday, June 9, said. “ My uncle lived with us for (for cities and towns) to make the Senate to cooperate in the regular Free kittens. For Informa­ garage. 1986 at 7:30 o.m. In the lower e 10 T1 12 Village Street. about a year.” commitment,” said House Major­ session doomed efforts for educa­ specific proposal from choice but to vote for the measure, level of the Town Office despite his reservations. Mahogany side table. 31 Vi tion call 6469654. JOHN H. ROBERTS ity Leader Robert G. Jackie, tion aid. McCavanagh. ZONING BOARD Building on the following pe­ ^99 or Less X 15'/4. Expandable $99. OF APPEALS titions: 6 6460599. Call after 014-06 ____ R O U TE 6 - Petition of Mr. 13 14 15 We will run your ad Thomas Goodman lor a Spe­ Bunk Beds. Excellentcon- TOWN OF MANCHISTER cial Permit fora HomeOccu- for 6 days Free of T O D A Y ’S HERALD dltlon - must sell $65. LEGAL NOTICE ootlon for a Woodworking School officials hail final bonding plan Shoo. Charge. 6461760O The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on May 2*, 19*6 mode the following decisions: Located on Route 6, this Moving - Must Sell. Maho­ oropertv Is bounded on the Catching spies In d e x about $3.7 million. Building Com­ schools to present-day require­ about is safety." said committee AFFL. ATLAS OIL COMPANY - Approved landscape plan North by Route 6, bounded on I Fill out coupon and Bv John Mitchell gany dining room set $500. the South bv oropertv N/Fof Name. mittee Chairman Paul Phillips ments.” Phillips said. member Richard LaPointe. NO. 112* which was condlllon of (ranting of April Zt. 1*84 - 4Z7 Ronald W. Pelton’sconvictionon 24 pagoo, 4 sections Herald Reporter King size bed with 3 sets of Hartford Road. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Post, I either mail it or said. "We hope not to touch these Among the biggest cuts made in sheets $125. Twin bed bounded on the Eost bv Res­ charges of espionage for selling the AFFL. JOSEPH AND OLGA SULLIVAN - Variance I Aiddress bring it to the 15 "Without that reimbursement, schools again until the next cen­ the earlier plan. Kennedy said, frame with matching 6 ervation Rood and bounded Soviets secrets about U.S. elec­ A scaled-down renovation plan NO. 11S4 approved - 317 Spring Sfreef. on the West bv orooerty N/F ino«e 21-9? we would have been in trouble." he tury.” added Francis Maffe Jr., were $100,000 that was saved by drawer dresser $100. Manchester Herald ! tronic eavesdropping strengthens for five Manchester schools was AFFL. ROBERT O. B JANE K. DURATO Variance of Russell and Muriel D o vl6 I Phone_ 9?-?4 said. chairman of the school board’s reducing the size of a proposed Other miscellaneous 646 NO. 1135 denied - 51 Hlllcrest Road. son. the F B I’s ability to catch and jail unanimously approved Thursday 6332 evenings. I office. Ifi by the town Building Committee, Kennedy said the cost to the town Building and Sites Committee. media center at Bowers School and AFPL. DECORMIER MOTOR SALES INC. - Special At this hearing, interested spies, federal prosecutors say. Renovations at the schools, $100,000 saved by changing the persons may appear and be I r^nnnArtlrii* 4-5 and school officials see no problem would be spread out over 20 years. NO. 1134 Exception opproved with a condition:Applicant______One ad a month only Story oh page 19. specifications for new lighting in Wing-back sdfa and shall submit a proposed storm drainage system fo heard and written communi­ Valid thru PntArtfiinmf*r3t 14 in persuading the Board of Direc­ The renovation plan wil' be which are 25 to 30 years old. should matching chair $150 Call the Town Deportment of Public Works for cations will be received. par family (No phone calls start next year with a tentative the classrooms at Verplanck. June 1986 13 tors to put the proposal on the pre.sented to the Board of Educa­ 649-9982. approval. - 2*5 Brood Sfreef. Application (or the above tion for approval Monday, and the ceknpletion date of 1990, Phillips The reductions should make it proposal Is on (He In the of­ One Item Only accepted) 1 nrnl nnwR 3 R ballot in November. AFPL.^ ANTHONY OESTEFANO - Vorlances denied - "Th e re ’s no question we’re Board of Directors will probably said. easier to get the plan approved by Solid Maple table, 4 NO. 113* *9-91 Birch Street. fice of the Town Clerk, Town 1 nttAry ? Office Building. pleased." School Superintendent receive it in late August. Phillips Phillips said the biggest problem the Board of Directors. Kennedy chairs, excellent quality AFFL. DANIEL L. CIAVARDINI - Approved variance to Rain continues OhitiiAriAA R with the renovation work could lie said. 'and condition. 643-4714. NO. 1119 reduce side vord to 7 feet (10 feet required) - 13 Dated this 29th day of May James P. Kennedy said after the said. Farmington Street. and Sfh day of June, 1986, at riplnlnn 6 committee approved the $8.9- The plan includes renovations to asbestos, which would have to be "There is no question in my Andover, Connecticut. Periods of rain today with a high pAnplA 9 removed during school days. mind,” he said. “ These are all Dining room table-Solld All variances and Special Exceptions shall have on effective in the mid-70s. Foggy tonight with million plan, scaled down from an Bowers. Verplanck. Nathan Hale dote In accordance with Connecticut General Statutes. No­ ANDOVER PLANNING ^prtrt^ 0-19 and Waddell schools, and code­ "W e’re renovating buildings essential code items." Maple, 2 leaves, 4 chairs, tice of these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk's of­ & ZONING COMMISSION iianrI|PBtpr lirralh rain or drizzle likely. Low 60 to 65. earlier estimate of $10 million. . 17 that are occupied and that’s a Maffe agreed and said that the custom made pads, $500. fice. KENNETH LESTER, Cloudy Saturday with a 50 percent Yf^lAuivirtn The state would reimburse the compliance work at Manchester major problem.” Kennedy said. town could "do it now. or do it later Bedroom set Maple, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS CHAIRM AN 1 1 C AA/r^rlH 7 10 town for about 63 percent of the High School. chest, dresser, m irror, EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY SUZANNE DOWER, 2 "This is strictly bringing up the “ The first thing we re worried and pay more.” VICE-CHAIRMAN 16 Brainard Place Manchester Details on page 2. Weather eost. leaving the town’s share at nite stand, twin bed, $500. Datad at ManchMtar, C T this 5th dov^^df Junt, 19S6. AM In excellent condition. 08605 Coll 6462486, 011-06