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BUSINESS Engineers Interviewed Plumber gave up Why user-fee for Union Street bridge pipes for his art plan delayed Once-scomed debunker has the last laugh ... page 10 ... page 16 ... page 6 m ■Just about a year ago, Jim Chanos. a 25-year-old, growth — that’s the signing up of new customers (both further expansion into new markets by W-M will lanky 6 ft. 2 in. analyst out of a small Chicago cities and corporations) for waste removal — is sharply be curtailed by wary regulators. brokerage firm, Gilford Securities, fired off a stinging falling at a precipitous rate . . . that the company’s Another Chanos thought which may seem far­ report on one of the country’s fastest-growing rapidly deteriorating growth is being masked by fetched to many — but not to our bear; financial conglomerates. Dan Dorfman "overpriced acquisitions” and price increases. He thinks there’s been enough adverse publicity to His blunt message: The company’s a house of cards In ’80, ’81 and ’82, W-M reported respective saies prompt the government to push for on-site waste propped up by creative accounting. Syndicated increases of 23.6, 15.2 and 13.7 percent. However, if disposal, rather than leave it in the hands of someone He urged the firm ’s primarily institutional clients to you strike out price increases and acquisitions, reai else to cart off the wast (like W -M ). And to reinforce Showers tonight; Manchester, Conn. dump the stock if they owned it; moreover, he labeled Columnist growth in those three years amounted to just 9.1, 6.7 this, the government could make the generators of it as a super short sale (a bet on a lower stock price). and 3 percent. waste (the corporations) liable for any problems that sunny Tuesday Monday, Aug. 22, 1983 As a result of some persudsive arguments, he did For all of ’83, Chanos is projecting total sales growth occur elsewhere. — See page 2 Single copy: 25an and reas- • ■ thousand Columbians. presidents of both banks. Manchester State Bank’s Agostinelli charter restrictions because of their The merged bank would have a total’ In optometry school, she was a four-year "What the merger does,” Hale said, agreed, saying that Heritage ”is small staffs. of 13 branches in Manchester, South! recipient of The George Constock Scholarship, ” is take two small banks and make a well-run and well-managed and always Hale said Heritage loan personnel Windsor, Glastonbury, Coventry, Tol-! Rabbi cleared m arson probe medium-sized bank.” has been.” sponsored by the Connecticut Optometric will begin training Fidelity officers in leaders of three unions represent- August 7. Suj»rvisors have kept ■ Society. Under the terms of a merger Asked to assess the proposed land. New Haven, West Haven, administering consumer loans, includ­ Hamden, East Haven and Milford. She will provide general optometric services agreement released Wednesday, upon ing 675,000 striking AT&T workers o ®raUng“ "'^ Bv David Ludlum have terrorized West Hartford’s The fires, set within a half-mile lowing morning a third fire des­ with a specialty in children’s visual problems. approval by. Heritage stockholders. Jewish community during the past of each other, damaged the Young troyed the library at the home of Fidelity depositors and federal and S 'si.sa two weeks. Israel of West Hartford and Rabbi Krupka. Reynolds also said a "few stale regulatory authorities. Fidelity U.S. and China sign textiie agreement diJte^sT^lrcemSMisroV'^^ the first yelr for life wTmemte^ WEST HARTFORD - Police Emanuel synagogues and the No one was home and there were investigators” from his depart­ Manufacturer to expand would be taken over by Heritage and wee^ fo^ eZlovLs wh^ ‘“P '■a‘es- ™“8hly 90 percentof have eliminated an unemployed home of Young Israel’s rabbi, no injuries. On Thursday, a ment were working outside the Solomon Krupka. Heritage would offer additional stock PE KIN G (U PI) — China and the Economic Relations and Trade, gave teen wtth th" S L r f o r five and rabbi as a su s^ rt in the arson fires prowler with a ski mask was PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Caston Products Inc the 3.5 percent figure was noticeably ^ based on the appraised value of United States signed a new textile China a 3.5 percent annual growth rate state on the investigation, but Hartford State’s Attorney John spotted peering into a window of manufacturer of SailRider sailboards, said it wiii Fidelity. above other U.S. pacts with the world’j years, which percent of ‘*’1 anra^r^btes horn^ declined to say how many detec­ agreement Friday, ending a bitter in textile exports to the United States. the union memhershin in Ihe slate agreement in August 1984 and ana a raoDi s nome. Bailey said earlier the proximity, another West Hartford rabbi’s move and expand its Marine Division, creating leading textile manufacturers, Tal' tives were involved or where they trade dispute that damaged relations The American Textile Manufactur­ T h ^ p a c S wou^^^^^^ '^“ 8ust 1985 top craft workers will . I " a copyright story Saturday, timing and number of the attacks home. He. fled before authorities about 40 new jobs. wan. South Korea and Hong Kong. « were outside the state. He indi­ THE PROPOSED merger came hot between the two countries and sent ing Institute in Washington had no percen t annual T a g e fnereaLs in ® ^asic wage increase of he Journ^ Inquirer of Manches- have suggested the arsonist is arrived. 'The company is moving to a 48,000 square-foot on the heels of a $5.6-million bid in cated they were in the United American farm sales to China reeling. immediate comment, saying it was The Reagan administration, vowing 1M4 and 1985 X n e w U h ^ a ^ 1.5 percent wage hike plus a cost of ter reported an unemployed rabbi familiar with West Hartford and building in the city’s west end. It previously March by the*New York City-based States. The five-year pact, signed by Ambas­ awaiting details of the accord. to protect the recession wracked U.S. the town’s Jewish community. Authorities have refrained from employed 20 people. Lflation clalise that would f l i s K i®®/" s ? n a j ~ wa^aprimes^ Inks weekend story, the Journal Seamen’s Bank for Savings to take over sador Arthur Hummel and Zheng Although Peking fell far short of its textile industry, sought a 1 percent calling the arsons anti-Semitic and "SailRider is the second largest selling workers with additional money to T d ®leen ^^® e ®^® ^ tte t n S a t f o n pnmesuspect in Inquirer sa|d the rabbi, middle- Heritage. The takeover was precluded Tuobin, vice minister of Foreign demand for a 6 to 7 percent growth rate. ceiling on all exporters. cover 75 nercent of the inrease in 16-4 Percent wage increase — more tne investigaUon. The rabbi did not work at or have said they believe one person sailboard in the country and our expansion efforts X of lirine depending on the rate of ^At a news conierence today, aged and divorced, was recently belong to a Jewish congregation is responsible for all three fires. discharged from a job with a will allow us to continue our growth pattern ’’ said K a n t ^ said the union was hiflation - during the three years West Hartford Police Chief Fran- but often spoke of attending The string of arson fires shocked board Chairman Albert H. Shackleton of the "^^® of the cootract. cis Reynolds announced the rabbi kosher meat market in the Hart­ service at Young Israel, damaged parent Shackleton Co. and saddened members of West particulary pleased with the new Scattered incidents of violence has teen “ entirely cleared” . ford area and later sent threaten­ by a fire Aug. 11, the first of the Hartford’s Jewish community who ing letters to his former employer. three fires, the newspaper said. Companies hitting the road shows ffiT co X riT d l'eS iriS andvandalismhavSbeen^eported there were no feared the fires may have been Until he was fired, the rabbi r7 s is tin g cS n ce s 8 ^0^ ^ to ‘he walkoutbegan, but no one “ ‘h?'' developments in the investi- Several fires were set in several acts of anti-Semitism. manageJ?ent ‘ has teen seriously injured. Only a option and he didn’t know how lived in West Hartford and used a areas of the synagogues’ sanctu­ On Friday, more than 1,000 Investments post office box as his address, the ary, destroying religious books people crowded in the sanctuary of Kantorsald officials of Loc^^ 4(W handful of strike-related arrests his department was to By Gail Collins Jovan is now paying “ in the high six figures” for its Jovan fragrance, but corporations are generally RaniOT saia ouiciais oi Local ,,3^^ making an arrest. newspaper said. He also was and sacred scrolls. The second the Emanuel Synagogue to reaf­ United Press International believed to have relatives in the connection to Rogers' year-long tour, said Joseph careful to match the entertainers they sponsor with phoTO W a te rs *the ’m a o m m ln i’ walkout has had little affect Jewish leaders also spoke arson fire Aug. 15 gutted the firm their faith during Sabbath as of 3 p.m. Friday. area. Forkish, the company’s senior vice president. products that appeal to the same audience. Rogers; catto L I n t e r r a t ^ telephone service. But f t the news conference and critic- Emanuel Synagogue and the fol­ services. NEW YORK — When big-name entertainers take to Rogers, unlike The Who, will not be doing Forkish says, has fans who are just exactly the kind of Price Change te mlil nrtaSu^^^^ ‘het-e '"^re delays in getUng i^ed the Manchester newspa^r’s the road these days, more and more are being commercials for his sponsor. Although Jovan named people “Lady” and "Gambler” are aimed at — Friday This Week t e u S tte S n a l and^^^ directory assistance or making report as “grossly irresponsible.” accompanied by a corporate sponsor. its new fragrances “ Lady” and “ Gambler” after somewhat older than the concert-going norm, and agreemlnte to u n to r m e i^ operator-assisted calls. Installa- The Journal Inqu^er, along with Jovan, the perfume company, is picking up the Kenny Rogers songs, it decided the rather rumpled solidly middle class. Advest Inc. 25 up l/« Z e k srratifioathin “ ^"d maintenance services aUo “ ? e r members of the news media cheek for Kenny Rogers’ 100-city tour this year. singer would not be a “ spokesman” for the products. a . were slowed. who carried the story with attrfbu- Acmat 15 dn % Standoff ends; gunman shot Canada Dry sponsored the just-ended series of “ He has no credibility in fashion,” Forkish said. Kaoter said the union does not tiontotheManchesternewspaper, Aetna 36Vi ” We aren’t a company that sells $150 perfume! dn 1/4 concers by rock stars Darryl Hall and John Oates. For its money, Jovan gets its name printed on every forree any p^roblems among local “ relied on rumor, innuendo, infor- CBT Corp. 31 up 1 t “ "s »**-»*5 cologne,’’he said- Schlitz underwrote The Who’s well-publicized "final ticket, program and t-shirt sold at the concerts. That s who Kenny appeals to." ‘ h® • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • mants and speculation to sensa- east HARTFORD (U P I) - A 27-year-old East Policeidentifie.dtheslain man as RobertStark, Colonial Bancorp 261/4 dn % tour” of the United States. “ Jovan presents Kenny Rogers” is emblazoned on ®®fl« .ail . tionalize an extremely delicate Hartford man who allegedly shot and killed his a middle- aged neighbor of the M iller’s. Police Finast 171/4 1 dn 1/4 It is a marriage of convenience, in which the banners and even jackets worn by the band and crew. _ Itfwillbethreei^eeksbefDrewe In u lH o T n H o u matter and to severely damage an neighbor early today was idiot and wounded in an said Stark was shot several times. First Bancorp 53 dn % Z Z Top, a heavy metal rock band now on tour, is entertainers get financial backing for increasingly know, but we re pretty confident I 1 I 8 I Q © I O Q 8 y individual’s reputation,” said exchange o f gunfire with police who stormed his Policesaid Stark was eitherentering or leaving First Conn. Bancorp 43‘A up 1/4 being underwritten by Schlitz beer. Last year, it was family s home, authorities said. expensive road shows, while the company gets Rogers, an affable man who appears to enjoy w e ll get a positive reactiOT,” Rabbi Stanley Kessler, chairman his car when he was struck down by bullets fired First Hartford Corp. 1/4 nc Schlitz Light that sponsored a Fleetwood Mac tour! Kantor said. He said he expected , M poges, sections of the Rabbinic Fellowship of Police said James T. M iller shot and killed his publicity and a chance to link its name with a popular having his picture taken with endless successions of 2 from Miller’s rifle. Hartford National 37 dn 1 star’s. The company decided Fleetwood Mac would attraef workers to begin returamg to work Greater Hartford. neighbor with a .22 caliber rifle about 3; 10 a.m Hartford Steam Boiler strangers, also meets with Jovan retailers in some fans that were “ a little more female, a little older a Police said M iller’s parents were in the home 53I/4 nc "The Rolling Stones weren’t the first, but they were fte th e third shift on Tuesday and Busin«s;. :::;::::: .;:::.:;; ...... IZ Rabw wniiam Cohen, who also and then barricaded himself in his parent’s home Ingersoll Rand 52Vb up . 1/4 cities, and welcomes winners of promotional contests little more white collar,” Hastings said. with him for several hours before they were the most well-publicized,” said Hunter Hastings at backstage after his performances. the rest on Wednesday. Classified...... ’,^ ,9 spoke at the news conierence, said for four hours while holding police at bay. J.C. Penney 553/« up 1/8 safely evacuated. The home wasthen surrounded Stroh Brewery, the owner of Schlitz. "A fter that, other “ We generally find, with these people, that they Four members of the state police SWAT team Lydall Inc. 15% up 1/4 R. J. ^YN O LD S PICKS country-western bands by Eat Hartford police and the state police SWAT bands let it be known they were interested.” overdeliver rather than underdeliver, ” Hastings said. stormed the Spruce Street bomeshortly after7:00 team. Sage Allen 131/4 nc like Alabama for its Salem Spirit Concert toun S««:::::::::r::::::::::i? «a?C!lKSlSKS a.m. Police said Miller opened fire and was SNET The relationship between Jovan and the Rolling Other homes in the quiet residential neighbor­ 65V« up 1% THE STONES wanted to keep the ticket prices believing its Salem “ target smoker” responds td wounded in an exchange of gunfire with theSWAT Travelers Stones ‘was surprisingly good,” Forkish said rather wholesome **outdoor*' images. hood were also evacuated to a nearby school, 291/4 up V i under control for their 1981 U.S. concert, and sent out team. He was taken to Hartford Hosptial where although Mick Jagger confined his promotional ® h 1 ^® ...... '2 Reynolds said Sunday a “ prime police said. Residents were allowed to return to United Technologies 67% nc % feelers in search of financial support. Jovan But Reynolds gave tour sponsorship for hard-Uvina he was reported in guarded conditiiHi.' activities to having his picture taken with Jovan liart ...... suspect” was eliminated Saturday their homes after the standoff ended. New York gold $417.75 up 5.30 underwrote the tour, and both sides came away so ^itarist Eric Clapton to Camels, apparently pact on the general pubUc, except Jelev^ion...... from a lUt of four people his president Richard Meyer. “V."“ an East Police said they had no motive for the earlier pleased the system spread rapidly. deducing Clapton had fans who liked to stay todooS Hartford policeman. The Stones concert was not linked to any particular and avoid, methol. ' * "i®.®^n ‘® •’ ®® ...... * department has been in^stigating shooting but believe M iller was involved. ppBrator-assisted calls. * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • « • in connection with the fires that M ANCIIKSTEK HERALD. Monduy. Aup. 22. 1983 - 3 Z - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 22, 1983 Behind Job to be finished In October Peopletalk the heat Buckland road work hasn’t ended traffic tie-ups yet Bv James P. Sacks Herald Reporter

Rock auction waves ’" ’f — That motorists headed north can Soiheby Parke Bernet's annual Rock 'n' Roll BOSTON (UPI) - From May to now drive straight across Tolland Memorabilia Auction in London Sept. 1 will offer October, Dixie weather features Turnpike from Adams Street onto classic items submitted by the Rolling Stones dog day heat and humidity which Buckland has helped business at rock band and one of its members, Keith periodically surge northward to the nearby post office, but appar­ Richards. Canadian border locales. Accli­ ently hasn't yet reduced traffic Richards' vintage automobile — a 1950 Pontiac mating to this hot weather is easier tie-ups at the intersection during Chieftain convertible purchased with money for southerners than for those of us rush hour. from his first recording royalty checks — will be who live in northern latitudes. The Where drivers formerly had to placed on the auction block. The band is offering contrasting cool, dry Canadian air turn right on Tolland from Adams its $200,000 lotus-shaped stage designed by Robin that we sotnetimes enjoy seems to Street to go north on Buckland. Wagner and Jules Fisher for the Stone's 1975 tour accentuate our summer heat they can now proceed straight of the Americas. The stage was built in the shape waves. across the intersection on a new of an erect flower bulb, opening and stretching When a major heat spell sweeps and smoother — though not quite out to form a five-petal flower. northward, it make news. Heat finished — roadbed, which fea­ The Rolling Stones will donate the proceeds to related fatalities increase, and tures shiny new granite curbing in the British Society for the Prevention of Cruelty metropolitan areas slow to a crawl many places. to Children, whose president is Princess as residents seek respite and Though the turn lanes leading Margaret. automobiles steam to a halt. from Tolland into the realigned But what causes heat waves? north-south artery aren't all paved They begin with the arrival of a or open, the diversions that have strong Bermuda high pressure sent drivers in circles and kept area, so named because this air them stalled at the intersection Glimpses mass dwells in the Atlantic Ocean appear to have eased somewhat. neighborhood of that island. Dui^ On the other hand, the intersec­ Mike Farrell, who was in the Korean War in ing winter, the Bermuda high tion still lacks a traffic signal, "M-A-S-H,” has moved on to play a Vietnam War Spacek’s pace retreats southward, bullied by leaving it up to four stop signs to vet in I'Memorial D ay," a CBS movie also cold, snow laden continental air. In control traffic flow on the new, Between making movies, recording country starring Robert Walden and Shelley Fabares ... UPI photo summer, bolstered by an overhead wider roadbed. Buckland Street records and raising quarter horses, Sissy Spacek Carroll O’Connor is in New York directing sun, an enlarged Bermuda high still faced a slight construction is learning what it takes to be a mother on her rehearsals of George Sibbald's play, “Brothers," spills toward the poles. delay above 1-86 this mornin g and a farm in Virginia. in which he also stars and which begins its Just like Venice The northward.migration of this policeman was directing traffic " I don't get near as much sleep as I used to. It's pre-Broadway tour in Philadelphia in September clockwise flowing air system near where the new 1-86 bridge is STATION OWNER “BUNKY" GERICH made me a little more patient person, calmer, Christopher Reach, 3, of Schenectady, N.Y., doesn’t causes warm and humid tropical being built. more tolerant. I've discovered a whole new part Katharine Hepburn and Nick Nolle will film seem to mind the u ncoilected garbage fioating beside his . . . intersection "poorly designed" air to sweep inland from theGuIf of Construction foreman Bob Avolt of the population — little people," she told UPI. "The Ultimate Solution of Grace Quigley" in New Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. raft in the water in a city street. The flooding was caused of Bristol Construction, the gen­ “ Before, I used to go into a restaurant and try to York next month ... modern intersection was designed. called traffic "real bat|,” espe­ Sun-scorched land from the Caroli- by a broken water line. eral contractor on the state job, Now, says Gerich, as a result of be discreet but when you go in with a 1-year-old “ Hour" magazine host Gary Collins will host cially during the morning and nas to Colorado imparts additional asked if traffic had improved, said, the way the intersection is graded it's mayhem. She's standing on the chair, the Miss America Pageant on NBC Sept. 17 ... evening rush hours. heat to the torrid brew. "Oh, yeah. for turning cars, "no matter what screaming and throwing food and I'm thinking, Jane Ciabaltari, former managing editor of "Everybody complains that Coastal cities like New Orleans “ It’s only backed up now during direction you come from up to the 'Well, she's blown my cover.'" Redbook, succeeds Don Erickson as editor of the comes here," she said, " and Miami, although very humid, Scalding heat lingers heavy traffic,” he said. stop, you’ve got a hill. It used to be Dial magazine, put out by 15 PBS stations. Avolt said work yet to be done are relatively mild compared to flat from three ways and only BUCKLAND STATION window includes seeding, topsoil, andsome steam-heated St. Louis, Chicago Buckland had a hill. " clerk Bill Wright said that at least paving and curb installation. and Philadelphia. In these cities, Qerich said he's worrtd about for the post office, things have in nation’s Southeast He said he expects completion of temperatures and air poilution drainage into his station lot and gotten better in recent weeks. the job — turn lanes, divided build to intolerable levels. thinks many drivers will slide off He said that after a lull in In Texas, the death toll from roadbed and all — sometime in The spell may be short lived, the Bv United Press International the road during rough winter business about two weeks ago, Hurricane Alicia reached 18 Sun-' October, and that all parts of the Heroic dog helped by public high in the temporary retreat, but weather. when the driveway was “ all large hot highs like the Bermuda The mercury headed toward 100 day and the Coast Guard sus-: modernized intersection won’t be The public is o ffering to help pay for surgery for “ It’s poor design," he said. chewed up," things are returning pressure system occasionally lin­ degrees again today in the swelter­ pended its search for two men. in useuntii near the end of the job. Muffin, a German shepherd that was wounded In good weather, however, Ge­ to normal. The driveway is now ger for a week or more since they ing Southeast, where heat shat­ reported missing from boats "It ’s hard to work if you open it while chasing away an armed bandit in rich thinks the intersection will be complete. are literally high. That is, they tered records in 30 cities and'set an caught in the storm. all up;" he said. Hollywood, Calif, who had tried to hold up the an improvement — especially extend to great heights in the all-time high in North Carolina. Thunderstorms triggered byi dog's owner. when a traffic signal is installed. "The customers are coming atmosphere and force travelling A motorcyclist passed out from remnants of the hurricane and a; THE C U R R E N T situation at the Muffin, a 4-year-old male • dog who loves "Once it's all put together it back," hesaid. “The re-routing put weather systems and global winds the heat, ran off the road and was Western cold front spun tornados* intersection led at least two children, was recovering today at Hollywood should be better," he said. people out. They were getting up and around their circulation. killed near Clinton, N.C. Sunday. and dumped heavy rain and hail! merchants interviewed this morn­ Animal Hospital where he had surgery Saturday Both Gerich and Doris Gankofs- lost.” This wall of hot air blocks the An elderly woman in Louisvil- from Utah to the Great Lakes.: ing to say the flow hasn't improved for gunshot wounds in the legs inflected during kie, who works at the Connecticut Asked if the customers coming in cooling relief of colder Canadian fe,Ky, whose apartment windows Severe thunderstorm watches nearly enough for their needs. the robbery attempt. Herald photos by Pinto Valley Farms producestandonthe are happier, Wright said, “ Yes air. had been covered with plastic were posted for early today in And one of them, Mobil service Anzae Gooden, Muffin'sowner, had been afraid north side of Tolland west of sir,,” She’8 had hard life The high’s simmering sunshine suffered heat stroke and diedin 100 Utah. station owner Olin “ Bunky” Ge- she would have to ask the hospital to destroy the Work on upgrading the intersection of proved traffic flow. This view is looking Buckland, said traffic tieups at the One motorist, who said he lives reinforces its composition and degree temperatures. At least 14 people were treated rich, whose station on the south .Actress Diane Lane, 18, who is cover girl for the dog because she did not'have $600 to pay for the crossroads are still bad. nearby, said of the intersection: Sunday for heat stroke in Louis­ Toliand Turnpike, Buckland and Streets south on Buckland Road toward side o f Tolland opened in 1929, isn't September issue of the Magazine "The Movies," operation. prolongs its presence. To under­ Mrs. Gankofskie said lines of "It's improved a great deal but it’s stand why this powerful weather The National Weather Service ville, Ky., as the temperatures tied should result in a substantially im­ Tolland Turnpike. at all happy with the way the is shown at left at the age of three and at right as But when the public heard how the dog saved cars continue to hurt business and still not right." system prevails, compare it to saw no relief for the steambatlt the 100-degree mark set in 1936. she looks now. Ms. Gooden, calls began to pour in offering to help another high; one of arctic orgin heat in the Southeast. An autopsy was ordered in ther In a story in "The Movies," Diane, star of pay for the surgery. The hospital decided to which blasts winter wind and chill “ It looks like another day of death of Hazel Lewis, 67, a former Francis Ford Copola's forthcoming "Rum ble perform the operation and hope the money would across the country. scalding temperatures Tor the ' beautician found dead in the' Fish," says that an embattled life, marked by an come in later. A spokeswoman for the hospital The arctic system’s cold air is same area as yesterday,” he said. bathroom of her white frame homd ongoing bitter custody fight between her mother said calis pledging donations still were coming in heavy, very dense, almost syrupy “It should be around 100 in many in Louisville. She apparently kept and father, helped her develop her acting skills. Sunday but she had no idea how much money was her windows closed and covered In the article, she says; "I'v e always felt that no involved. compared to the tropical system’s places again. The southern Plains hot air which is light and less can also expect high 90s to 100 and because she feared for her safety, matter how bad my life gets, I can use it to help Ms. Gooden, 23, was getting out of her car at her dense: over.” according to a neighbor. my work." home Aug. 13 when a gunman demanded her valuables. Muffin rush^ from the porch and attacked the robber before he snatched Ms. Gooden’s purse. Gay media awards Muffin, eluding several shots, pursued the Weather gunman as he fled. Finally the man climbed onto Robert Preston will play host when the Alliance a car hood, shot the dog once in each leg and then for Gay Artists, a group of mere than 300 escaped. Tuesday. Highs in the upper 60s to homosexuals who work in the entertainment Connecticut today Pollen count " I think that dog deserves an aw ard,” said mid 70s today and in the 60s far industry, conducts its third annual Media Awards Metro-Dade County Robbery Petective Kenny Mostly cloudy today, SO percent N E W H A V E N — The Hospital of north to near 80 extreme south' Sept. 19 at the Huntington Hartford Theater in Levine. “ The dog prevented the robbery. I feel chanc e of showers. High around 80. St. Raphael reported the Connecti­ Tuesday. Lows tonight in the 50s to Hollywood. bad for the animal, and I’d like to catch the other Winds southwest 10 to IS mph. cut pollen count for Sunday was 22 low 60s. Preston was an award winner last year for his animal." Tonight a 50 percent chance of grains per cubic meter of air and New Hampshire: Scattered portrayal of the uncompromising homosexual in showers then clearing overnight. mold spores were high. showers and thunderstorms deveL “ Victor-Victoria." Presenters include Eileen Lows in the 60s. W in & becoming oping this afternoon ending early Brennan, Lynn Redgrave, Loretta Swit and Rita northwest 10 to IS mph. Tuesday Moreno. Awards will go to movies, television Extended outlook tonight, becoming mostly sunny sunny. Highs 80 to 85. Winds episodes, plays, actors and writers. Tuesday. Highs in the 70s north to northwest 10 to IS mph. Extended outlook for New Eng­ The alliance provides advice and assistance to near 80 south today and Tuesday; land Wednesday through Friday; Lows tonight in the 50s. 10 HOMES 'Producers dealing with homosexual themes, Connecticnt, Massachusetts and monitors productions that focus on gay life styles Vermont: Occasional showers Rhode Island: Fair weather and works to eliminate homosexual stereotypes. and thunderstorms today. Highs id High and low through the period. Highs from the the 70s. Showers ending this upper 70s to mid 80s. Lows from the evening, clearing late tonighL The highest temperature re­ mid SOs to mid 60s Wednesday and Lows 50 to 60. Sunny and pleasant TO APPLY ported Sunday by the National Thursday, in the 60s Friday. tuesdy. Highs in die 70s. Quotes of the day Weather Service, excluding New Hampshire and Maine: Alaska and Hawaii, was 110 Fair weather through the period. Wives of celebrities have some interesting degrees at FayettevOle, N.C. To­ Highs in the 70s. Lows in the 40s to L.I.Sound reactions to pregnancy, as the Juvenile Products day's low was 43 degrees at low 50s Wednesday and Thursday Manufacturers Association discovered when it Concord, N.H. and the 50s Friday. Long Island Sound from Watch questioned some in preparation for Expectant Vermont: Fair through the pe­ Hill, R.I., to Montauk Point, N .Y .: Mother's Day on Sept. 9. riod. Highs 75 to 85. Lows 45 to 55. Northwest winds tonight at less SOLID VINYL SIDING Anne Jackson, who makes a powerful acting than 10 knots and increasing 12 to team with husband Eli Wallach, said, “ The 18 knots Tuesday. Visibility 5 mile$ moment I knew I was pregnant, I felt giddy with New England or more except 1 to 3 miles in power. I was awe-struck." Phillis George Brown Charlsie Cantey showers and some fog early Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ Mrs. Robert Merrill said, "I was delighted, Almanac tonight. W ave heights increasing 2 land: Chance of showers and Manufacturer’s Limited 50 Year Warranty On Product Defect along with my husband, to learn that we would be to 4 feet this afternoon and running thunderstorms this afternoon and having a child (although) two children (born) 14 Cantey moving up ■ 1 to 3 feet late tonight and early Today is Monday, Aug. 22, the months apart wasn't exactly planned." early tonight, then clearing over­ 'Tuesday. New York socialite turned columnist C.Z. Guest Charlsie Cantey, 37, seen doing pre-and-post 234th day of 1963 with 131 to follow. night. High temperatures today race commentaries for CBS-T V sports, is going to Remember: Vinyl Is Final! It Belongs On Your Home! said: “ I planted 1,000 trees when I was (last) The moon is approaching its full around 80. Lows tonight from the pregnant with my daughter at the age of 41.1 was do features on “ N F L Today” and is scheduled phase. mid SOs in the Berkshires to the Weather radio very excited and in excelent health." later to replace Phyllis George Brown as a The morning star is Mars. mid 60s along the coast. Sunny on regular on the network's football shows. The evening stars are Mercury, Tuesday. Highs from the upper 70s The National Weather Service Phyllis is expecting her second child this Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. to the mid SOs. broadcasts 24-hour continuous December. Charlsie is the younger sister of Those bom on this date areunder Maine: In the far north occa­ weather information on 162.475 MAIL TODAY ^ Barbara Howar, now appearing as co-host on CyT_4WP Now you know the sign of Leo. They include sional rain later today ending mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in “Entertainment Tonight." 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In 1980, 53 percent of the nation's blacks lived i n uic In 1970, The South continued to be home for most "Between 1975 and 1980, about 415,000 blacks moved South — the same proportion as in 1970 About 60 Scientists fiim ironciad Monitor By Walter Wisniewski The slowdown starts Tuesday and Gdansk shipyard strikes that led to the Poland until the regime proves it has WASHINGTON — Blacks posted gains in home black Americans. to the South, whereas, only aboul220,000 left, thereby percent of the nation s black population lived in United Press International will culminated with a boycottof public creation of the independent Solidarity not replaced martial law with a set of onwership, education and voter registration in the “ The traditional, large black migration from the reversing the longstanding black exodus from the central cities — an increase of 13 percent. transportation Aug. 31. the anniver­ union. equally harsh restrictions. 1970s, but black unemployment soared 140 percent HATTERAS. N.C. - With help from a local WARSAW, Poland — Poland’s Com­ sary of government-worker agree­ He said Solidarity still is demanding The regime particularly has singled and poverty continued, the Census Bureau reports. fishing boat captain, scientists were able to locate munist Party newspaper today warned ments that ended the 1980 Gdansk talks with Communist officials about out his refusal to criticize the United The number of blacks in the civilian work force the sunken Civil War ironclad Monitor and begin workers they risked a cut in wages if strikes and led to the legalization of the the government’s promise three years States, branding the ex-Solidarity increased by 2.7 million or 31 percent between 1972 filming the vessel on the Atlantic Ocean floor. they heed the Solidarity underground’s now banned Solidarity union. ago that free trade unions would be chairman “ the Yankee from Gdansk." and 1982, and the number of employed blacks grew by The crew aboard the research vessel R.V. allowed to operate in the country. call for a nationwide slowdown this Trybuna Ludu warned that a slow­ " I know there will be no talks," 1.4 mlllfen, or 19 percent. But the number of black Johnson, beset with problems with their system "That’s the most important matterto week. down “ would mean wrecking hopes for Walesa said. "By attacking me in the people who were unemployed rose from 900,000 in 1972 of navigational aids, spent most of Sunday be discussed," Walesa said in an In the regime's first comment on the improvement or our social conations press and on television the authorities to 2.1 million in 1982. meandering in a mile-wide circle before finally interview at his home in Gdansk. ’’ (The work slowdown beginning Tuesday, for a long and far-off period of time.” made it crystal clear to me and the The report, “ America's Black Population: 1970 to pinpointing the Monitor at 7: IS p.m. EOT after unions) were supposed to be independ­ Trybuna Ludu denounced Lech Walesa "Any worker taking part in a shipyard workers that there will be no 1982,” used data from the Census Bureau, the Labor talking with the fisherman. for urging Poles to join the protest to slowdown eventually will af feet his own ent of the authorities and the political Department and other government agencies to assess CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN talks.” A research submarine was dispatched and demand talks between the government wages,” Trybuna Ludu warned. "Mr. parties. the social and economic position of black Americans. videotaping of the vessel began immediately. and the banned Solidarity unionleader. Walesa thus is calling on workers to “ But what kind of unions do we have Referring to messages circulated by It said some gain in income for blacks; the median Although it was dark, underwater lights were “ Does he really expect any man in take money out of their own pockets.” now?" he asked. “ Only those organized the Solidarity underground, Walesa income for black married-couple families increased used for the filming. his senses to accept such a proposal?" Many factories link workers’ wages by the (Communist) Party. They are said, “ The instructions are clear: 6.9 percent between 1971 and 1981. Such families, the Communist Party newspaper said. to production levels. simply political dead bodies." starting Aug. 23 there will be slow­ however, madeup only 55 percent of all black families ^ DELI SPECIALS Plane crashes, killing 11 “ He rejoices at urging on Polishsociety In Gdansk, Walesa Sunday sharply Government media repeatedly have downs in the factories; on Aug. 31 there in 1982, compared to 64 percent in 1972. MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS will be a boycott o f public transporta­ STANWOOD, Wash. — A twin-engine plane to what amounts to an attempt at criticized the regime for. trying to denounced Walesa for supporting con­ For all black families, median income — adjusted tion and the press. carrying 24 skydivers on a Sunday outing went collective suicide." ignore the anniversary of the 1980 tinued Western trade sanctions against for inflation — has declined by 8.3 percent since 1971, USDA CHOICE _ W ’oV REG. BACON .. » 1 . 6 9 into a sudden dive at 12,500 feet and crashed, with a 5.2 percent drop occurring between 1980 and BOnOM ROUND 1981. killing 11 people, including one parachutist who lb. m t r o f A HAM * 3 .7 9 had tried a desperate leap to save himself. The decline was blamed on the increase in the ROAST 41.89 The Lockheed Lodestar, whichalsocarried two Stone to return; number o f single-parent black families headed by USDA CHOICE — CENTER CUT WHWOGNA ,.^ * 1 .3 9 pilots, exploded in flames when it crashed Sunday women. In 1982, such families totaled 2.6 million — up BOnOM ROUND evening on rural Highway 530 in western 32 percent from 1972. They made up 41 percent of all Washington, 40 miles north of Seattle. hopeful for talks black families and 70 percent of ail poor black ROAST lb. *2.29 riT^A N K S ... * 2 .4 9 Witnesses said a few of the divers parachuted families. USDA CHOICE from the plane after it went into its doomed dive, The poverty rate for blacks remained steady at 34 IiaIPd'^salami .b^ * 3 .3 9 including one man who suffered fatal injuries in to end civil war percent, though there were 1 million more poor blacks EYE ROUND the leap. He was identified as Mark Levering, 25, in 1980 than in 1970 — 9 million compared to8 million. ROAST lb. *2.59 of Bellevue, Wash. The unemployment rate for blacks continued at PiP'I^IlKONI/CHEESE LOAF .: * 3 .5 9 USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND Pieces of the aircraft and body parts were more than double the ratefor whites. In 1972, when the stewn over nearby fields. By John E. Newhagen unemployment rate for whites was 5 percent, the BIOCK RUMP SKff?ERLAND SWISS .b * 3 .4 9 “ I’ ve got pieces of people everywhere in my United Press International unemployment rate for blacks was 10.3 percent. In 1982, the unemployment rates for both blacks and ROAST lb *2.39 barnyard,’ ’ said Rick McGuire, whose property whites were the highest of any time in post-World War -Kb 9 9 < ^ borders the crash site. U.S. special envoy Richard Stone will travel to USDA CHOICE S 8 £ im s The names of the other 10 victims, Hsted as 'Central America by the end of the month, hoping he missing and presumed dead, were withheld CUBE can meet again with representatives of El Salvador’s lb pending notification of relatives, said Sgt. Dave rebel movement to seek an end to civil war, the White STEAK *2.69 Sargent of the Snohomish County Sheriff’s House says. Reagan program SWIFT BROWN A SERVE Department. PRODUCE Stone, who held his first and only known meeting BAKERY with a Salvadoran rebel leader July 31, will return to ORIGINAL INLA suspends death threat Central America “ in the next several days,” Deputy called ‘sham’ by SAUSAGE .09 SPECIALS White House Press Secretary Larry Speakes said JUMO «ZE DEPARTMENT BELFAST, Northern Ireland — The Irish Sunday. FISH DEPT. SPECIALS HONEYDEW *1.89 National Liberation Army today suspended its "It is our hope that he will again meet with the EXTfU LAHOE woman official CANTALOUPES 9 9 0 OANISH threat to kill the kidnapp^ w ifeof an informant opposition leaders in El Salvador in order to facilitate NORTH WEST ITALIAN SCHNECKEN 390 until after a prison meeting between the discussion among all parties on El Salvador," . ^ 2 . 8 9 PRUNE PLUMS 3 M * 1 . 0 0 imprisoned terrorist and his mother. Speakes said. By Barbara Rosewicz FILLET OF SOLE H NATIVE SUPER MLECT g ITAUAN United Press International ■ CUKES 6 t / * 1 . 0 0 BREAD 2/M.OO Eileen Hill, the mother of informant Harry The disclosure came as American Democrats ■ PURPLE Kirkpatrick, met with her son in the Crumlin continued to seek an alternative to Reagan ■ EGGPLANT 3i * 1 . 0 0 CHOCOLATE Road jail today in hopes of persuading him to administration policy. Presidential hopeful Sen. Alan WASHINGTON — The Reagan adminstration, . ^ 3 . 6 9 H LARGE GREEN CAKE ROLL ^2.49 LOBSTER ■ L p ep p er s , ..490 retract evidence against 18 former accomplices Cranston and Rep. Esteban Torres, toth from already struggling with a “ gender gap" problem, now and save his young wife’s life. California, were to meet with Mexico’s foreign faces an official in its highly touted program to erase The outlawed Irish National Liberation Army minister today to discuss the Central American crisis. sexually discriminatory iaws who calls the whole ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ last week threatened to kill Elizabeth Kirkpa­ The Washington Post reported Sunday that Stone, UPI photo thing “ a sham." i B B l l B B B p trick, 25, unless her 28-year-old husband changed on his forthcoming trip, would meet with Salvadoran Barbara Honegger says the administration is merely doing the “ minimum possible" to rectify iaws his mind and withdrew evidence that could crack rebel representatives and that their U.S. representa­ People from Palestinian refugee camp Scores of people were killed and a major terrorist cell in Northern Ireland. tive, Alberto Arene, said Costa Rican President Luis incorporating discrimination on the basis of gender. The midnight Sunday deadline set by the Alberto Monge and Colombian President Belisario Borj Barajne look at a house that was wounded, Stunned by the criticism. White House spokesman terrorists for Mrs. Kirkpatrick's execution Betancur helped arrange the session. demolished by a shell fire early today. Larry Speakes told reporters in California, where the DOMESTIC COOKED HAM 1-’ ’ passed with no word of her whereabouts, but the Arene said the meeting would have an "open president is vacationing, that Reagan is ’ 'proud o f his INLA announced today they had "suspended" agenda.” record" in appointing women to top federai jobs — her death sentence pending the mother's visit. However, a senior administration official stressed more, he claims, than any of his predecessors. SWEET & JUICY NATIVE PEACHES— LARGE SIZE u>. that Stone's mission is only to get the gueirillas and Ms. Honegger ended her column in Sunday’s Neo-Nazi killer had orders the Salvadoran government peace commission Syrians, Druze bombard Washington Post with the words; “ Frankly, my dear, USDA CHOICE FULL CUT SIRLOIN STEAK ib^ 3.29 together to discuss rebel participation in elections I don’t think Ronald Reagan gives a damn.” NEW YORK — A neo-Nazi convicted of killing scheduled for next year. Ms. Honegger, director of the Attorney General’s two black men was acting on orders from a white A U.S. diplomat in El Salvador conff rmed therebels Gender Discrimination Agency Review project, USDA CHOICE PORTERHOUSE OR SHORT STEAKS ib.3.79 supremacy group to kill blacks "until the last one and the peace commission have made contact but complained her project, Reagan’s alternative to is dead," a leader of the organization says. would not comment on Arene’s claim the two had Christian areas of Beruit passage of the Equal Rights Amendment, has ’ 'turned People magazine, in its Aug. 29 issue, said signed a secret “ preliminary agreement" about the out to be a sham." Frank Spisak of Cleveland was a member of the agenda, date and location of talks. Ms. Honegger said her project is relegated only to /Vo Substitute By Hugh Pope Social Nationalist Aryan People's Party, head­ child, it said. lane said Israel has no permanent listing troublesome laws and has been told she has no We Give Old Fashioned On the El Salvador battlefront, rebels charged that United Press International quartered in Post Falls, Idaho, and led by Keith 105mm artillery backing a 1,000-soldier sweep was In east Beirut, a five-hour designs on south Lebanon despites authority to suggest changes. ... For Quality Gilbert, an ex-convict. barrage of Soviet-missiles Grad its redeployment of troops there “ He has reneged on his commitment,” she wrote. Butcher Service used in the "indiscriminate bombardment" of Syrian forces and Druze Moslem On July 20 Spisak, 32, was sentenced to die for civilians in Jucuaran, in the eastern Pacific coast missiles and mortar shells along the Awali River. But Speakes said her job “ isn't to make militiamen bombarded Christian murdering two black men and a man he thought province of Usulutan. slammed into the Christian neigh­ McFarlane assured Egyptian recommendations.” sectors of Beirutand areas around was Jewish. Spisak, who wore a Hitler-style Sweep commander Col. Jorge Adelberto Cruz said borhoods of Ashrafiye, Dawra, Sin President Hosni Mubarak that In addition to noting Reagan’s appointments of STORE HOURS: the airport today, killing at least mustache at his trial, testified he committed the the operation was mounted in the area because rebels Al Fil and Dikwane. Israel intends “ full withdrawal” of women, Speakes claimed White House credit for four people and wounding 10, 317 Highland S t murders on the Cleveland State University frequently receive arms shipments there from Phalange radio, broadcasting all its troops from Lebanon and gender changes in 100 laws proposed by Sen. Robert Mon. & Tiies. 'til 6:00 ____ : j including the commander of the campus because he wanted to kill as many blacks Nicaragua. from the Christian sectors, put the will not partition the country. Dole, R-Kan. Ms. Honegger said those are “ non- Italian peacekeeping force. Wed., Thurs., S Fri. 'til 9:00 and Jews "as I could before I got caught. One In Nicaragua, 20 government soldiers and at least 24 number of dead at 20 but that “ Partition is out of the ques­ controversial” laws that “won’t make a major The escalation in violence fol­ MANCHESTER thousand, 1 million. The more the better.” U.S.-backed rebels died in the week’s battles in the figure could not be independently tion," he said. “ It willnothappen." ' difference if they’re changed anyway.” lowed intensive efforts by Presi­ Sat. & Sunday He was planning to join Gilbert at the Nazi northern mountains, on the Caribbean coast and in the verified. The Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz Asked if there would be reprisals against Ms. dent Amin Gemayel to reach a 'til 6:00 group’s paramilitary encampment before he was savannahs and swamplands of the northeast. Defense Gen. Franco Angioni, com­ said the pullback of Israel's 30,000 Honegger, Speakes would only say, “ She’s still CONN. national conciliation with the “ Na­ captured. Ministry spokesman Commander Roberto Sanchez mander of the 1,500-strong Italian troops "w ill take place within two there.” HZGIILAITD FA Gilbert, 43, told People magazine Spisak was a said Sunday. tional Salvation Front" opposition contingent of the four-nation multi­ weeks if nothing extraordinary Appearing on NBC News after Speakes comments 646-4277 lieutenant in his group and “ was acting under group which includes Druze leader national peacekeeping force in happens." were made, Ms. Honegger said the White House has In Guatemala, the army Sunday claimed to have Walid Jumblatt. direct orders of the party” when he committed killed 12 rebels and captured 7 tons of arms in fighting Beirut, was slightly injured in the In his summer palace near redeved 114 statutes that her office suggested be Flights continued despite shel­ the murders. last week in the northwestern province of Quiche. shelling of Burj Barajne. Beirut, Gemayel Sunday reviewed changed, “ and not a single one in the list" has been ling of the area around the Angioni told UPI he suffered the results of talks tetween a altered. international airport, which was minor cuts on his face and thigh “ National Reconciliation’’ minis­ “ There is no committment there,” she said. "W e’re Bus driver will keep route closed for six days by similar when a grad rocket hit 10 yards ters’ team and Syrian-backed just not talking about priority 25, we’re talking about shelling two weeks ago. ELDERTON, Pa. — A school bus driver who from his jeep while he was out opposition leaders from northern priority in the gutter." The shelling of the densely gave unruly students the choice of having their No motive found inspecting Italian troops who were Lebanon. Justice Department spokesman Tom DeCair called GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEN & DAIRY populated capital came amid mouths taped shut or going to the principal’s threatened by the bombradment. “ The atmosphere is encouraging Ms. Honegger “ a disgruntled job seeker" who . renewed battles between Druze office will stay on her route despite angry protests Several U.S. Marines, who are despite the existence of difficul­ exaggerate her role in theadministration’s program 12 ct. * 1 . 3 9 and Christian militiamen in the CUPS by parents, officials say. in kiiiing of four based at the airport, have been ties," said Aadel Hamiye, a to change sex-biased laws. He said she plans to leave ^1 I% F R U IT JUICE 46 oz. 59C Shouf mountains overlooking the wounded in previous shelling member of the team, which is the job soon. Ms. Honegger could not be reached for The Armstrong County school board has city. l>1f£DIN6 POP$ 12 ct. * 1 . 5 9 rejected parents’ demands to reassign Shirley attacks. trying to reach an agreeent on comment. JOLIET, III. (U P I) — Officials could find no motive ^ m e shells hit around the U.S. special envoy-Robert security for the Shouf once the 2/»l Stubrich, 25, ofElderton,abput35 miles northeast presidential palace in suburban * 2 . 1 9 of Pittsburgh. for the fourth multiple slaying in the area in two McFarlane held talks in Beirut Israelis leave. m o V L m 2 $ Baabda, Beirut radio said. " I t ’s you parents we have trouble with," said months, increasing residents fears that the same with Prim e Minister Chefik Waz- “ Both the president and (Druze P X R ^ p l a t e s 50 ct A Lebanese security source told »i;49 12 oz. school board member Robert Morrow at a recent killers might be responsible for all the deaths. zan and Parliam ent Speaker leader) Walid Jumblatt have Reagan spending iittlp’jr^lSH $TICK * 1 . 2 9 meeting. The latest victims were found Saturday in a U PI atleastfourpeople were killed Kama! A sad . The talks centered adopted positive attitudes, leaving and 10 others were wounded in the 10 oz. “ Why don’t you parents go home and take care ceramic shop in Joliet Township, southwest of onthe imminent pullbackof Israeli ample room for agreement to be 2/»l k£&°liou$ 7V2 O Z . 8 9 0 barrage that engulfed Beirut's of your kids and teach them how to ride the bus?" Chicago, and brought to 14 the death count from a troops from the Beirut area and ttie reached," Druze Princess Khawla time with friends he added. bloody summer of violence in the area. Christian sectors and touched Bur j Shouf mountains, Beirut radio Arslan, a key figure in the OqUID DETER6ENT 32 oz. *i;49 MH uice 12 O Z . 6 9 C Killed were Marilyn Baers, 45, owner of the shop; A1 Barajne, a Palestinian and reported. negotiations, told Beirut’s Monday By Helen Thomas Shiite Moslem area. Returning to Beirut late Sunday UPI White House Reporter Anna A. Ryan, 75,; her daughter-in-law, Pamela Morning magazine. “ Jumblatthas 28 oz. b u m JUICE 12 « 7 9 < Stocks open sharply higher Ryan, 29, and Barbara Dunbar, 39. An exploding shell pierced a after two days of talks in Egypt, agreed to meet the ministerial Sm ^ E D TOMATOES 79C Preliminary results of an autopsy completed late house in Bur j Al Barajne, killing a U.S. special envoy Robert M cFar­ committee.” LOS ANGELES — President Reagan, forsaking the NEW YORK — Prices opened sharply higher liii!|^RiE$ 12 oz. * 1 . 6 9 Sunday indicated three victims were stabbed todeath serenity of his ranch, is spending a few days in posh m & m E s 17 oz. 3/»l today in active trading of New York Stock and one was stabbed and shot. Beverly Hills to catch up with his old friends who Exchange issues in response to a decline in the Coroner Robert J. Tezak said an inquest was to be prodded him to run for the presidency the first time 16 oz. * 1 . 2 9 nation’s money supply that could take pressure scheduled in about three weeks. around. S S S m BLEND *1.99 off interest rates. Mayor John Bourg said police were unable to find a French Chad forces grow, Reagan, who has a hearing impairment, also 2^ age cheese 4 O Z . 3 / 9 0 C The Dow Jones industrial average, which moti^^ for the latest slayings and did not discount the arranged to see his ear doctor today and planned to gained 1.73 Friday, was ahead 10.87 to 1,205.07 m m TOWELS 2/»l possibility that all were committed by the same meet freshman Sen. Pete Wilson, the California S88lf£k JUICE 64 oz. * 1 . 1 9 shortly after the market opened. The Dow gained killers. Republican whose candidacy he strongly supported 11.38 overall last week. "That’s one of the fears,” he said. "Could it be last fall. 2'A oz. 89C Advances led declines 661-231 among the 1,193 recalling the Algerian war 2 / 8 2 m CHEESE 15 oz * 1 . 1 9 there’s a nut who will go out and and mass-murder? Reagan, who arrived here Sunday with his wife, issues crossing the New York Stock Exchange Nancy, after vacationing for several days at his We don't know. You wonder, who, where, why, how By Charles Mitchell MARSHMALLOW FLUFF 7^ oz. tape. for independence two decades ago. buiidup in the north and redeploy- mountaintop ranch, planned to party this week with 2/*l IISIIKSeD MOZZARELLA 8 oz * 1 . 2 9 anybody could do something like this.” United Press International Security around the airport was Early turnover amounted to about 4,919,000 of Libyan troops at four members of his ’ 'Kitchen Cabinet, ” his close personal Residents of Joliet, anindustrialcity sufferingfrom tight as French soldiers patrolled shares. Friday's volume of 58.95 million shares positions outside their main and political friends. It wasexpected that Reagan will PgAlftif BUTTER ,tb"ft&if&1tM CHEESES 16 oz * 1 . 9 9 the recession, say the killings have struck new chords NDJAMENA, Chad - France, the perimeter with anti-aircraft ,...»1.29 was t he slowest s ince 58.50 millon changed hands of tension in the area. stronghold, the captured oasis be sounding out his pals again on the prospect of responding to Libyan moves, missiles mounted on the back of March 28, the slowest session of the year. town of Faya-Largeau, some 500 seeking a second term. “ I never wanted a gun in my house,” said Rita boosted its military commitment trucks. miles north of Ndjamena. So far, Reagan is playing his cards close tothe chest Papesh, whose husband recently bought her a to Chad today by sending more A French military spokesman in French diplomats said the and may not tip his hand until as late as Dollar starts week lower handgun. “ But I sure like it now.” paratroopers and equipment into Paris said eight of the 10 jets would French garrison in Chad, now mid-November. But that’s not stopping him from "It makes you wonder a lot more what, where, who the African country. remain in Chad for “ an indefinite LONDON — The dollar opened lower on and when," said Brett Weiler, 32, an ironworker who estimated at about 2,000 men, touching base with loyal constituent. He will fly to period.” ^ I h coupon a $7a0 pu reh lir^ I with coupon a S7.S0 purchco. ! I With coupon A ITJO purohOM ^ European foreign exchanges today, reflecting a lives next door to the shop where tlM>women were Brig. Gen. Jean Poli, 54, a would climb to 3,000 by the end of Seatde Tuesday for a few hours to address the “ Their mission is adaptable to Limit 1 Coupon pof cuilomor | I Llmll 1 Coupon pot cuatomof | Limit 1 Coupon por cutlomor drop in U.S, money supply. Gold prices rose by killed. "And if you’re next." veteran o f France’s Indochina and the week. American Legion. I I about $4 an ounce. the situation,” the spokesman The arrival of the French planes Thursday, he will speak to a Hispanic small I Police have said all the multiple slayings occurred Algerian wars, was due to arrive said. In Zurich, gold rose to $421.50 an ounce on today to command an estimated almost completed the bulk of busipess group in Los Angeles and Friday he has an I , KENNEL I on weekends, usually on Saturday. One attempted He said France was continuing IMPERIAL opening, up from $417.50 at the close Friday. In multiple slaying occurred Just biefore dawn on a 2,000 French troops in Chad. France’s deterrent moves aimed . appearance scheduled before a gathering of Repubi- I CAIN'S I to send men and equipment into London, the metal opened at $421.625 compared Sunday morning. at stopping Libyan leader Moam- can women in San Diego before flying back to his • RATION I with a close of $417,875. A Transall airplane equipped Chad, matching on virtually a MARGARINE | WISK Robbery was ruled ut as a motive in the latest mar Khadafy’s apparent attempt Santa Barbara ranch for more vacation time. ■MAYONNAISE I 64 o z . The dollar’s decline began in the Far East, with hospital facilities also was en man-to-man basis a similar Li­ 1 LB. 1 QT8. • iT endek chunks f slayings because the killers left behind money in a to annex Chad, one o f the world’s The president, who is trying to clo^e the “ gender where it closed at 243.45 yen in Tokyo against route to Ndjamena, capital of the byan buiidup in northern Chad. cash register and did not take the women’s purses. poorest countries. gap” in search of re-election votes from women, got a battle-scarred former French col­ Libyan-backed rebels loyal to Friday's 243.95. Dealers, already worried that the Five people, including two sheriff’s deputies, were French paratroopers and For­ major setback from a Justice Department official ony in north-central Africa, mil­ former president Goukouni Wed- dollar has peaked, blamed the unexpected shot to death July 16 on a deserted road in nearby eign Legionnaire^ have estab­ who charged that his highly touted program to wipe 99< ill|M«0offi |02Moff deye began an offensive June 24 2/89< IX PIRtI AUG. M, t l decline in the U.S. M-1 money supply, which itary sources said in Paris. tX PIhU AUG. M. t s Lockport. lished defensive positions facing out discriminatory laws against women is “ a sham.” EXPIRU AUG. M, *03 IMPIR88 AUG. M. *03 affects interest rates. aimed at toppling the government the forward-most Libyan and rebel Stunned by the criticism, spokesman Larry , HIGHLAND PARK MARKET . I H I^ L A N D PARK MARKET The next day, about 20 miles away, a man was shot On Sunday, 10 French Air Force of President Hissene Habre, who l|^ MQHUNp^i^K I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET I The dollar opened in Paris at 7.93 French to death in his car and his fiance was abducted, raped, warplanes — six Jaguar strike Jets lines at Salal in western Chad and Speakes told reporters that Reagan is “ proud of his francs, down from 7.9812, while in Frankfurt, it ousted Goukouni in a coup 14 at Abeche, Biltine and Arada in record” in appointing women to top federal jobs — stabbed and left for dead nearby. She survived the and four Mach-2 Mirage fighter- months ago. / opened at 2.635 German marks against 2.6512 last attack. bombers — landed in the capital in eastern Chad. more, he claims, than any of his/predecessors. Western diplomats said up to week. In Milan, the U.S, currency started trading An undeclared cease-fire, now The charge was made by Barbara Honegger, Survivors of both incidents told police the killers a dramatic show of. French air- 3,500 Libjian soldiers were in the at 1,573.25 lire, down from 1,580,55. were two men, one black and one white, who fled in an power in Africa unprecedented more than a week old, apparently director of the Attorney General’s Gender Discrimi­ rebel-occupied north of Chad. They iin n iiiiia tiiiii old brown van and a white-over-blue pickup truck. since the end of the Algerian war held Sunday with no reports of nation Agency Project, in a scathing article in the warned of a massive Libyan fighting. WariUngtoo Post opionion page Sunday 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Mondiiy, Aug. 22, 1983 MANCMESTEK IIEHALD, Munclav. Aug. 22. 19B3 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher' Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Congress under pressure to change dairy price supports mittee, favors the compromise, By Joseph AAlanowany The problem is multi-faceted bu t produce, hoping it would defray such as the American Farm presents too much government and while his office concedes the United Press International anchored in the overwhelming the cost and force farmers to cut Bureau, but it has been unable to involvement in farming and pres­ "diversion” program could pose Lee amount of money the federal production. come to a floor vote because the ents no long term solution to the WASHINGTON - With a vastly govemmentpays for surplus dairy Critics contend the only thing administration has insisted it be dairy surplus problem. problems, it contends the solution Why the silence on user fees? Roderick unpopular fee on d iry farmers products — the result of a 35-year- that has done is to prompt dairy considered along with another Under the bill, one 50-cent fee was the best . about to be hiked. Congress faces a old price support system designed farmers to increase production to farm bill — a target price freeze on would remain on farmers, and But Leahy’s Democratic col- Washington complicated battle when it returns to protect against drastic price help recover the fee. As a result, a grain and other products, which is incremental cuts in the price leage in New York, Sen. Daniel next month over how to reduce the Moynihan, disagrees, and. along Correspondent fluctuations. second 50-cent fee is scheduled to being blocked by a Senate support would be allowed. It also Back at the time when the the matter has not been dis­ General Manager Weiss put his enormous government cost of Under that program, the govern­ go into effect Sept. 1 — a move filibuster. would require farmers to pay an with Rep. BarberConable, R-N.Y., Board of Directors was deliber­ cussed again publicly by the stamp of approval on the plan paying for surplus dairy products. ment pays a guaranteed price for which has most of the farming There’s a further difficulty. extra 15 cents per hundred pounds is hoping to substitute the Farm The issue, however, is clouded Bureau’s bill. That measure would ating on the budget for the directors. then. milk which producers cannot sell. community up in arms. Democrats both for and against for a promotion program designed by so many ideological and politi­ Qirrently, that price is $13.10 per Just before it recessed for Jhe to encourage people to use dairy eliminate the fee on farmers and current year, back before the Manchester At the most recent meeting the compromise have charged that cal factors that a compromise 100 pounds. summer. Congress — unable to Senate Agriculture Committee products. cut the price support without election was foremost in the Director James Fogarty pro­ THERE MAY BE some con­ measure hammered out in May Because of economic conditions approve legislation to provide a Chairman Jesse Helms, R-N.C., is The most controversialsection is creating a new program of paying Spotlight posed that $35,000 be allocated Brutality minds of all politicians. George fusion about whose court the has still been unable to make it and other factors, the system’s long-term solution — passed a too concerned with tobacco issues one designed to ease the financial farmers for not producing. A. Kandra, director of public for scales at the landfill. Scales ball is in now, but it certainly through either the House or cost has skyrocketed in recent resolution calling for the new fee to and has been ineffective in trying squeeze on the farmers by creating Farm Bureau spokesman Chuck works, unveiled a plan that By Alex Girelli — City Editor would be needed to implement seems that if the directors favor Senate. years, growing from $250 million in be delayed until Oct. l. It was to bring the dairy bill to a vote. A a 15-month program under which Fields lagreed with sponsors of the would shift financial support for the user fee plan at the landfill. the plan, they could seize the beyond Although framers of the com­ 1979 to more than $2.2 billion in unclear late last week whether the top committee aide denied that, farmers would be asked to drop compromise the bureau’s ap­ the sanitary landfill area from Fogarty's move could have initiative. promise boastof its broad support, 1962. The fiscal 1983 cost is White House would go along with arguing Helms had done all he production by between 5 percent proach may present financial the taxpayers to users of the been an indication of an interest it has divided not only different expected to be even greater. the extension. responsibly could to separate the and 30 percent, and be paid $10 for pains for a number of small Maybe it’s the season. Maybe landfill, particulary to large in the Kandra Plan. But Kandra statistics regions of the country but alsosplit To help pay for the program. Even if Congress is given the measure. each 100 pounds of milk they did farmers. But he attacked the this is not the right time to rock legislators from New York and commercial users of the dump. STORIES ABOUT the opera­ works as it is supposed to, would has received no instructions to Congress last year agreed to place grace period, the compromise Even if the measure does come not produce. diversion program, noting it re­ the boat and propose something Vermont — neighboring states a ^O-cent fee on farmers for every itself has a host of problems. Not to a vote, it faces difiiculties on its Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.. a presented far too much govern­ It was not one of those tion of dumps are not very prolong the life of the landfill, implement it. that will mean new expenses for with similar dairy farms. hundred pounds of milk they only is it opposed by some groups merits, including criticism it re­ member of the Agriculture Com­ ment involvement in farming. two-page informal memos. It fetching and generally no one and landfills are becoming He says there should be scales someone. ZACATECOLUCA, El Salvador was quite detailed and it was cares much about a dump until precious. Any town that has a at the landfill at any rate so that — The brutality in El Salvador presented in a bound form with it runs out of space or begins to landfill with space left in it is the town can have something Maybe a better season will be finally dawned on Americans on Neighborhood Assistance had slow start financial projections and tables stink. very lucky. more than a guess about how in December, when the excite­ Dec. 4,1980 when the bodies of four Connecticut just like the reports the town But people do care about what So you might expect that the much refuse and what kind is ment of the election has died American women — three nuns gets from consulting firms it affects their pocketbooks, and proposal would have attracted dumped. That information down. and a lay worker — were found 12 pays to make studies. this proposal would shift the some attention. would be helpful for future That may be the time to In Brief State hopes business program works miles from here. General Manager Robert B. burden of support for the planning, he says. institute user fees that will They had been raped and mur­ Weiss was at the budget work­ landfill from the pockets of Y E T THERE appears to have Mayor Stephen T. Penny said require commercial dumpers to Skycrane steals the show dered two days earlier while By M ark A. Dupuis Dirienzo, legislative liaison in the One problem last year, shesaid. was Assistance Act, House Minority Leader shop and he spoke with consid­ householders to the pockets of been no public reaction to the last week the adminstration has pay by tonnage as they do in leaving a small airport. Facing a NIANTIC — It was described as one of the United Press International Department of Revenue Services, that the program wasn’t enacted until R.E. Van Norstrand. R-Darien, is erable enthusiasm about the commercial dumpers. story. If anyone had an opinion not made a proposal about most other landfills, instead of possible cut off of U.S. aid, "world’s ugliest aircraft,” but a huge Sikorsky which administers the [Srogram. June, after many larger corporations monitoring this year's showing and plan. The saving for the average about it, it must have been user-fees at the landfill. dumping for free refuse they Skycrane helicopter stole the show at the second She said the tax department was plans to seek changes if the full $1 government authorities belatedly HARTFORD — State officials hopea already had decided their donation The press picked up on the householder would be small, expressed privateiy to town But the presentation at the pick up in Manchester and, annual Governor’s Military Review at Camp program designed to encourage busi­ receiving about 15 calls a day about the plans for the year. million in tax credits isn't used. arrested five members of the story and printed in considera­ about $3 a year. But what is appointed or elected officals. budget workshop certainly more important, refuse they O’Neill. ness support for community projects program from businesses and towns, Another problem, she said, was that Van Norstrand complained that only Salvadoran national guard. When ble length details of the plan. more important, the plan, if it Since that budget workshop. -seemed like « nmnncai ond pick up outside of Manchester. The event at the Connecticut National Guard’s will reach full steam this year after which group together the projects such some towns submitted lists of projects 10 of the 169 cities and towns in the state and if they come to trial, it will be training camp in Niantic Saturday drew a getting off to a slow start a year ago. as day care, job training or education, and thought their involvement had had submitted list of projects as of in the town of Zacatecoluca. considerably smaller crowd than the 10,900 who The Neighborhood Assistance pro­ crime prevention or energy ended instead of then trying to find early last week and charged the While the case of the American attended last year, the first time the governor’s gram created by the 1982 Legislature conservation. companies willing to finance the revenue services department hadn’t In Manchester women is the most publicized, it is review of the troops was open to the public. allows businesses to donate money for Municipalities have until Sept. 1 to projects and receive the credits. adequately promoted the program. but a bit tiny tip of a huge, grisly But the 2,500 who did show up in swelteringheat community projects and deduct from submit the lists of projects after which Some companies that did participate He said a similar program in iceberg. The Catholic church says were as impressed as the guardsmen with the 30 to 70 percent of the donated amount the state publishes a booklet listing last year will not this year because of Missouri "grew by leaps and bounds" “ home-grown” Sikorsky product, which evoked more than 30,000 civilians were from the taxes they owe the state. projects. Businesses then have until the repeal of the unincorporated in four or five years and said the Campaigning both humor and pride. In its premier year, the program Dec. 1 to state if they want to provide business tax. one of the levies for which Connecticut program also could be murdered between 1979 and spring "It’s definately in competition for the world’s brought applications from 19 cities and money for one or more projects. credits were available last year. expanded to provide more money for of this year — a figure challenged ugliest aircraft," joked Chief Warrant Officer towns listing 562 projects worth $47 As of Friday, Ms. Dirienzo said 13 However, Ms. Dirienzo said she tax credits if the needed was displayed. begins to show by the government as too high. Edward F. Covill, a member of the guard. million for which businesses could municipalities had submitted lists with expected the loss of unincorporated If the program doesn’t exhaust the Major Gen, John F. Gore, state adjutant donate money in return for the tax 270 projects for which they want business taxpayers to be made up by full $1 million this year. Van Norstrand NO STATISTIC, however, can general, made sure everyone knew the 68-foot credits. businesses to come forward and offer larger companies, including those that said he expected to try to amend it in described the horror of life under helicopter, with rotor blades 35 feet long and a However, only $558,000 in contribu­ financial assistance. Companies can made up their contribution plans the 1984 legislative session to require This is a town election year, chester. The Democratic di­ those conditions. 25,000-foot payload, was a Connecticut effort. tions was received from businesses and receive lip to $100,000 in tax credits. before the program went into the ta$ department to expand its and it doesn’t take much to rectors would spend $15,000 Mily Solarzano’s story istypical. only about $218,000 in tax credits was Ms. Dirienzo said she expected operation. notification to communities about the see the influence of politics on for such things as shuffle- She was driving home one evening paid — less than a quarter of the $1 increased interest this year from The author of the Neighborhood program. Navy to fight NU rate hike million in tax credits made available among the state’s 169 cities and towns the actions of Manchester’s board and bocci at the Senior late in 1980 with her two sons, ages HARTFORD — The U.S. Navy will fight the under the Neighborhood Assistance in submitting projects and from PUBLIC AUCTION 6 and 3, when just two blocks from elected officials. Citizens Center. latest rate hike application by Northeast Utilities Act. businesses offering to make donations. HIGH QUALITY KNOTTED In three separate actions The political realities could her home she witnessed a kidnap­ — the first time a branch o f the armed forces has With the program becoming better " I expect more on both ends, I expect PERSIAN AND ORIENTAL RUGS last week, the officials, while be detected in other ways ping. She saw two men jump out of officially challenged a utility increase request in established and better known, state more towns will be involved this year ORDER BY ONE OF THE MAJOR U.S. BANKS a car in front of them and, with, Connecticut. officials are hoping that the full $1 and I expect more businesses will take We have been commisaionedtollquidatealargeinventory of oriental rugs complimented carrying out their duties, than by Democrats’ decisions with other goods of equal value. Contracted in Afghanistan. Pakistan. Iran. Turkey. China. submachine guns, force a third Connecticut is one of five nationwide fronts in million made available for tax credits advantage of the tax credits,” shesaid. apprared to be furthering on how to spend money. man into their car and speed off.. which the Navy, under pressure to contain this year will be used up. adding she had made presentations THESE GOODS WILL BE SOLD PIECE BY PIECE certain political ends as well. Mayor Stephen T. Penny — in "M y boys started crying and I spending, has filed petitions seeking to intervene “ There just seems to be an awful lot about the program in about 15 BY First came the majority a warning to the town admin­ screamed for them to let him go," in rate case proceedings. of interest in it this year." said Vickie communities. AUCTION AT Democrats’ decision to list istration — hinted Tuesday Solorzano said. The other petitions have been filed in Hawaii, RAMADA INN the Pacific and the Gulf of Mexico. Bradley International Airport the ways they would spend that the town might be better When that failed, she rushed to ■ The Navy has been paying Northeast some $2 5 Ella Qraato Tpke. WIndaor Locks the extra $285,000 in state off if the directors delayed the police with a description of the million a year for electricity for its submarine Hartford speed arrest getaway car. But within the week Guaranteed Tax Base funds putting a $20-million sewage base at Groton, underwater sound laboratories in THURS. AUG. 2S AT 8 PM the man’s body was found, another VIEW A T 7 PM that the town recently re­ treatment bond issue on the New London and USS Fulton submarine tender. Piece by piece regardless ot cost in order to meet partial monetary obligations of the im­ victim of anonymous killers. Northeast’s average 11.2 percent increase leads to shooting death porters who are unable to fulfill their Import commitments as previously agreed with the ceived. Though the grant is November ballot. “ At about that same time, a wouid cost the Navy and other government bank. Under the binding agreement, all the concerned parties are forced to accept the ti- intended to improve public While Penny presumably whole family was killed in our agencies an estimated $250,000 — an amount the HARTFORD (UPI) - A spotted the youth speed­ Niines has been placed ALL PAYMENTS TO AUTHORIZED RECIPIENTS ARE AT THE RDELIT Y UNION TRUST CO. education around the state, realizes full well that the bond neighborhood,” said Solorzano, 33. Naval Command in Washington believes should police officer is on tem­ ing on his motorbike. on adminstrative assign­ ’^^"^® D^US°AUCTf54EER LIOUIDATORS (201) 227-6484 Lie #57-81-2987 “ The husband, who was in the be challenged, a Navy spokesman said. porary desk duty during When Nunes attempted ment pending an investi­ Manchester Democrats said issue is unavoidable, he is an investigation of the gation by the department. Each rug com es with a certificate of authenticity and appraisal. Oriental rugs military, was forced to watch to apprehend the youth his they would see to it that the worried that the administra­ shooting death of a man father came out of the will be given away as door prizes.______while they murdered his wife, his Cos Cob residents ask ban money is divided among a tion hasn’t given voters suffi­ killed by the officeraftera house and an altercation little daughter and his mother-in- GREENWICH — Area residents will be back in scuffle broke out when he ensued between the of­ number of different town and cient reason to approve the law. Then they shot him.” school projects. bond is8ue. Perhaps he is court today seeking a part-time ban on heavy tried to arrestthe victim’s ficer and one or more Along with tens of thousands of traffic through the Cos Cob section of town. son for speeding, police people, police said. Some $50,000 of it would go right that tabling it this year other Salvadorans, the Solorzanos Since July 22, the state Department of say. Duringthefight, Nunes’ to reinstate some school would be better than setting it le ft the country, going to Nevada in Transportation has been detouring all vehicles Police said Roberto revolver went off striking programs, possibly junior up for sure defeat. His December 1980 to stay with her weighing more than 8,000 pounds onto two streets Cruz Zayas, 47, of Hart­ Zayas in the chest, police ford was shot about 3:30 said. Zayas was taken to varsity sports at the junior comments ought to spur the parents. (She and her family have in Cos Cob in order to bypass the Mianus River since returned). bridge. a.m. Sunday by Officer Hartford Hospital where high level. The JV sports administration to lobby hard The Connecticut Turnpike bridge collapsed Jao Nunes, a 3‘A-year he was pronounced dead. program was 3ut this spring for the sewer bonds. June 28 killing three people and a temporary veteran of the Hartford Nunes, who suffered Commentary THERE ARE DEATH squads on despite heated protests from City Editor Alex Girelli in replacement span is not opeti to truck traffic. force. facial injuries and other both the extreme political right Police said the incident bruises during the alter­ many parents, and its rein­ the space above describes The residents hope a report stating the routing and extreme left. The mentality of of truck traffic through Cos Cob is a "public began when Nunes chased cation, also was taken to statement — besides keeping what appears to be still bullet-in-the-brain “ justice” is so health hazard" will work in their favor. Zayas’ son, John Cruz, 18, the hospital where he was the town’s sports program at another example of political thoroughly ingrained in some Westport Attorney Robert Davidson, who is to the hov’s home after he treated and released. last year’s level — would motivation for a governmen­ Anti-trust probe justified powerful officials that it is next to representing residents in Cos Cob, said the report gratify many potential tal act — or, in this case, impossible to trace the killers’ issued this week by the health board was chain of command. “ significant enough" to warrant another court Four youths threaten voters. non-act, the delay, presuma­ hearing. Most informed observers point Another $100,000 of the GTB bly until after the election, in E N FIELD — Homeowners here to wealthy landowners as the to kill baby — for 12$ money would go towards establishing a sensible but that the defendants conspired, Willimantic standoff ends in Connecticut — and in virtually during a dinner at an exclusive bankrollers of the right-wingdeath sidewalk repair, the absence LONDON (U PI) — Police are looking for four potentially controversial all other states — who enlist the country club, to increase their squads in an unholy alliance with W ILLIM ANTIC — A man who held 15 police officers at bay with a rifle for two hours is youths who threatened to strangle an 8-week-old baby of which always enrages user-fee system for the services of real estate agents to commission rates from 6 percent military personnel on the kill. Robert undergoing psychiatric evaluation at Natchaug if his babysitter didn’t hand over 8 pence — about 12 voters. landfill. sell their residences invariably to 7 percent. Landowners have the most to Hospital. cents. Certain residents lobbied in In the weeks ahead politics pay uniform commissions to the Walters lose in El Salvador’s agrarian Bohdan Nowyckyj, 37, fired a rifle shot in his The baby, Steven Twin, was being pushed in a brokers. OTHER STATE and local pro­ stroller by a 12-year-old girl whentheattackoccurred vain last fall against a cut in will play an even larger part Syndicated reform program which, under U.S. Natchuag Street home when police respondedtoa Those agents almost always secutors have preceded Liberman Saturday night in Brixton, a rough South London the library book budget. The in town government. This prodding, is dividing their huge call from his wife at 7 p.m. Friday, said seek a commission of6 percentor? Columnist in the field. For example, a Willimantic police officer James Riddell. neighborhood where racial riots flared two years ago. Democratic directors would isn’t necessarily a bad thing, holdings and parceling them out to percent (depending upon the com­ California appeals court ruled in "As far as we can tell he didn’t fire the shot at Police said two youths, both in their late teens, add $25,000 to that account. but voters ought to be careful peasants. munity) regardless of the selling 1961 that the San Diego Board of his w ife," said Riddell. grabbed the girl named Gina and the baby’s Senior citizens are an im­ not to be taken in by all the 6-year-old brother Scott and demanded money. Scott priceofthe house, the difficulty in Realtors was guilty of price fixing While the right-wing squads Ten Willimantic and five state policemen Entire stock . _ responded to the call. A two-hour stand-offensued wriggled away and ran home but the youths hit the girl Entire stock portant constituency in Man­ manuevering. marketing it or any of the varia­ and restraint of trade. have been active longest, and no before they entered the house. twice on the face. Crompton® corduroy 2 5 % off fashion suitings 2 5 % off bles involved in such transactions. A similar study completed in In that case, the court found that doubt have done the most killing, When she refused to hand over any money or her Widewale, Wlnmate®,Feathercord«. Cotton/ Heritage, Suraline®. Gabadrem e'^ Cadence*. Connecticut Attorney General 1961 by the staff of the Federal the real estate trade association leftist-led guerrillas have been jewelry, she said they snatched the baby from his poly and com bed cotton, machine wash, dry; Poly/rayon and 1007o poly; machine wash, Joseph I. Lieberman is disturbed Trade Omunission found that had imposed sanctions against making up for lost time in recent Man charged in shooting stroller and threatened to kill him. 45" wide. Reg. S5.99 to $7.99 yd. dry; 60" wide. Reg. $4.99 to $6.99 yd. by that pattern, however, and has standard commissions and a rapid brokers who sought to undercutthe years. "They said to me, ‘Nice baby, nice baby. We’ll BRIDGEPORT — A 61-year-oId Bridgeport NOW $4.49 TO $S.99 YARD NOW $2.74 TO $9.24 YARD Berry's World launched a major investigation to acceleration of home prices . standard 6 percent commission strangle him it you don’t hand over your rin g,"’ she Some of the Salvadoran busi­ man faces arraignment today in the shooting determine whether real estate enabled real estate agents to rate in the area. death o f his live-in son-in-law after the two said. nessmen they are believed to have Cotton calicos 2 5 % off Entire stock lippers 2 5 % off brokers here are engaged in illegal increase their earnings by a Industry officials claim that allegedly had a family argument. Police said Gina, whose last name was not released, murdered were known to bo gave them the loose change in her hand — about 8 Country classic calicos for crafts and such. 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One such man was Raul Molina, The two allegedly had an argument andHudson federal prosecutor to suspect that considerably more modest 216 Washington for a convention ear­ Sweatsuit fleece 2 5 % off Synthetic suedes 2 5 % off members of the Industry are percent. owner of the Lido Bakery, who was went outside to his car and grabbed a shotgun lier this year, they received a from the trunk. step Into the sweats set! Fashionable 100% Rich suede look-alikes ore 100% polyester and unlawfully conspiring to protect In addition, there have been shot while leaving his garage. briefing paper which acknowl­ Williams then went to his room and took out a LogHomeslnc. acrylic tleece Is machine wash, dry; 60" wide. Arnel® triacetate/nylon. Machine wash. 60" their fixed commission schedules numerous federal criminal prose­ edged that "there’s an increasing Although the killings have de­ pistol and went to the sidewalk where Hudson Reg. $5.99 yd. NOW $4.49 YARD wide. Reg. $5.99 yd. NOW $4.49 YARD by thwarting free-market cutions of real estate brokers. incidence of lawsuits brought creased considerably, and some allegedly pointed the rifle at him. The pistol went competition. Among them; against realtors alleging various people. Including Mlly and Jose off and hit Hudson in the chest. We specialize in building any type o f log Entire stock Special order • Nine real estate firms in violations of the antitrust laws.” Solorzano, have returned home; Hudson was taken to Bridgeport Hospital home. Our extensive knowledge and pro­ Onondaga County, N.Y., and the woolens 25% off decorator fabrics 25% off THE DEPARTM ENT of Justice One lawyer handling a non­ fear Is still a cold reality for other where he was pronounced dead of a single fessional pride allow us to do a better job. in Washingtoninitiated 13 separate Greater Syracuse Board of Real­ government civil suit, David Salvadorans. gunshot wound to the chest. Wonderful wooll Solids, tweeds, heathers and Our regularly priced swatch book collection antitrust cases against industry tors pleaded no contest to charges Barry of San Francisco, claims For sales and service, call: plaids. 100% wool and blends, 54" wide. Reg. ot drapery, slipcover and upholstery fabrics. Over 1500 decorator and famous-name fabrics! members between 1969 and 1973, of violating fedeal antitrust laws that the industry ‘ ‘monopoly’’ has Housing costs higher from $6.99 yd. NOW FROM $9.24 YARD but William D. North, senior vice by conspiring to fix commission perpetrated "the largest price­ (203) 267-2060 HARTFORD — Monthly housing costs for president and general counsel of during the mid-1970s. fixing swindle in United States Connecticut residents were higher than the "Wm also build Post & Beam Momma” the National Association of Real­ • Four real estate firms in the history.” Letters policy average costs for the nation, figures released by Now building on Bailey Rd. (Bt. 6) Boltdn, Cl. tors, insists that "w e had every­ Atlanta area and the presidents of The stakes indeed are high. The The Manchester Herald the U.S. Commerce Department show. thing cleared up by about 1973." three companies also pleaded no Ownod ond oporolBd by Fobrt*Oonl«r$ of Am*rica. Inc FTC staff study estimated that in welcomes letters to the In the latest report on its 1980 Census of A study conducted 2 'A years ago contest aRer being indicted by a 1979 real estate agents sold 3.8 editor. ‘Housing, the Commerce Department said Con­ for the Department of Housing and federal grand jury on similar million homes with an aggregate Letters should be brief and necticut homeowners with a mortgage faced OiinbvNEA,«ne.^ Urban Development in Washing- charges relating to price fixing in value of $214 billion — and the to the point. They should be median monthly housing costs of $434 in 1980, ..ton found, however, that a major the late 1970s. The fines imposed in commissions Involved totaled $13 typed or neatly hand-written, while the national median was $366. VERNON MANCHESTER absence of active price competi­ that case totaled $1.2 milUon. billion. ' and, for ease In editing! Connecticut homeowners without a mortgage K-Mart Plaza Manchester Parkade "One day last week, my husband went Into his paid median housing costs of $205, compared with tion” within the re d estate indus­ • Six real estate firms in the If the iqdustry doesn’t voluntar­ should be double-spaced. Hartford Turnpike 340 Brbad Street The Herald reserves the $128 for the nation. room of baseball statistics and Just try "combined with escalating wealthy Washington, D.C., suburb ily institute meaningful reforms, it StorrfTlrs.; Sun. 12-5; right to edit letters in the The costs include real estate taxes, insurance, Routes 30 & 83 disappeared." house prices has resulted in the of Montgomery County, Md. were 'will continue to face justifiable interesU of brevity, clarltv utilities and fuels. Store Hrs.: Sun. 12-5; Mon.-Sal. 10--6 payments of particularly high convicted on similar federal investigations here in Connecticut and taste. ' Connecticut renters paid a median monthly Mon.-Frl. 9:30-9:30; Sat. 9:30-6 commissions.” charges. The prosecution alleged and elsewhere in the country. rent of $260, while the national median rent was $243. Cl copyrighf 1992. Fobrt^onMn of Amoitca, Inc M/WCHKSTKII HKHALU, MoihIilV. Aug 22, 19B3 — 9

8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, A uk. 22, 1983 Opposition ieader mourned; Monday T V V L Philippines reported calm 8 - Independent Napwotfc 8 - That's Hollywood 6:00 P.M. 8 - Hogan'a Heroes 12:00 A.M. Naws . (6 ) ** Beach Boys In Concert CD CE) GE) ® ( 8 S I - Newt IS) - Monayllna 8 - MOVIE: 'Tha F.B.I. StOfy' 8 - Vincent Van Pattan The history of the F.B.I. told Calsbrity Tennis Cup Covaraga By Ron Redmond was clearly visible on Aquino's CE) - Thrm 't Company I8l - News M onday 10:30 P.M. through the eyes of one agent (211 - Batter Health 8 -Naw a of this cslabritY tennis tourna­ United Press International chin andhisfacewasswollen. Both CD - S.W.A.T. and his family. James Stewart. ment is pretontad from Aapan, Vera Miles. 1959 eyelids were blackened. (H ) - Lavama l i Shlriay & Co. (2i) - Soladad Serie dramatica. 8 - Indapandant Natwoik CO. (OOmln.) Libertad Lamarque. Nawa 0 - Newsnight M ANILA, Philippines — Thou­ " I want the world to see what ( 3 ) - MOVIE: 'Oiagory'a Girl' CBS' Monday. Aug. 22 8 - NBC Nawa Overnight 8 - Entartainmam Tonight 0 - MOVIE: 'Sharfcy'e sands of stunned Filipinos turned they have done to my son,” Mrs. An awkward teenager falls in love rebroadcast of TH E SE V E N TH 10:45 P.M. 8 - Wild, Wild West - Machine' An Atlanta vice squad Aquino explained. with the first female member of (B ) - Butineta Report CB - CNN 2 out today to mourn popularopposi- his high school soccer team. Gor­ ANNUAL CIRCUS OF THE sergeant encounters pimpa, cell 1:45 A.M. ^ tion leader Benigno Aquino, assas­ Filipinos gathered on street- 7:30 P.M. S TA R S leatures BarbI Benton 8 - Rapoctar 41 don John SifKiair, Dee Hepburn, girls, crooked politiciens and drug 8 - SportsCantsr sinated as he returned from corners and in coffee shops to read Jake D'Arcy. 1982. Rated PG. CB - PM Magaihw (I.). Vincent Price and Danielle dealers in Ns everyday working 11:00 P.M. world. Burt Reynolds, Rachel 2:00A.M. self-exile to political battle. Secur­ newspaper accounts of the slaying, - USA Cartoon Express CB - All In the Family Brisebols. 8 8 8 - Nawa Ward, Brian Keith. Rated R. ity forces kept a low profile and the but there was little evidence of the 8 - It la Writtan CB - Moppet Show CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME CB CB CB (B - CBS Nawa NIghtwatch ^ CB - M -A -S -H 12:30 A.M. CB - Beat of Mkkiay ' 'C country was reported calm. “ precautionary measures" or 8 - Battles tar Qalactica CB - Family Feud CB - la Saarch of.... fY) - All In the Family CB - Tom Cotda Up Cloaa ^ President Ferdinand E. Marcos, dered by Marcos to maintain & - MOVIE: 'Braaking Away' 8 -N a w a whose 18-year regime faced its "normalcy and order” and the Four teenagers challenge local <£> 1983 Compulog 8 - O d d Couple m - Mary Hertmen. Mery CB - Jo4 Franklin Show rA'tV ■ 8 - ESPN's Inaida Baaaball sprawling capital of 7 million was college boys to an important bi­ 8 - SportaContar Hartman ® - Rookiaa ' ■ chief political threat from Aquino, cycle race. Dennis Christopher, 8 - Fiaggle Rock Visit the called the slaying.."outrageous" reported calm. 8 - MOVIE: 'Graflorv'a Girl' CE -.MOVIE: 'Outeide Chance' 8 - Top Rank Boxing from.^ Dennis Quaid, Barbara Barrie. world of Fraggle Rock urnlerneath An awkward teenager falls in love A wrongly imprisoned women is and police pledged a full Metropolitan Police Chief Maj. 1979. Rated PG the basement of an eccentric in­ Atlantic Chv. NJ ~ with the first female member of charged with murdering the jailer ventor. 8 - MOVIE: 'Force 10 Fmw V -L investigation. Gen. Prospero Olivas said he & - High Faathar his high school soccer team. Gor­ who assaulted her. Yvette Mim- (39 - Sports Look NavarotM' A group of commeiF^ Opposition leaders, some hinting would "leave no stone unturned" don John Sinclair. Dee Hepburn. ieux. Royce D. Applegaie. 8 - Raportar 41 dos joins forces for s mystef‘~ “ ' “ (39 * Oral Roberts and You Jake D 'Arcy. 1982. Rated PG. Charles Young. 1978. at charges of official complicity in in his investigation of the shooting 8 - MOVIE: 'Wildematt IX)-Nightllna mission behind Nazi linaa. f the slaying, called a news confer­ in the heavily-guarded, off-limits Family, Part II' The pioneering - House Calls (39 - Feetivel of Faith son Ford, Robert Shaw, Edwa ence for late afternoon at Aquino's section of the airport after Aqui­ Robinson family faces wolf at- - Crossfire the world's most impregnable (B ) “ Great Performencee ^ 9 - Honeymooners CB - CNN Naws Fox. Rated PG. .acks. sickness, and lack of food 8:30 P.M. residence. no's plane landed on a China (8 ) - M*A*S*H bank. Albert Finney, Martin Brideshead Revisited.’ Julia (2D - Sports Tonight 8 - MOVIE: ‘Hsavy Mslal' A 8 - Sunday at the King’l l during their first winter. Robert - Nawhart Leslie’s (29 (S^ - MacNeil-Lehrer Sheen, Susannah York. 1981. CB (B sends Charles off to find Sebas­ universe of passionate fantasies Houaa r-wi There was no immediate indica­ Airlines flight from Taiwan. Logan, Susan Dantante Show. cousin lusts after Kirk Devane. |R) tian. (R) (60 min.) [Closed Cap- 0 - MOVIE: 'Things Are is depicted in animation. Rated R. 1978. Rated G. Report 8 - Camp Meeting USA Tough Over' Cheech and 8 - MOVIE: 'Tattoo' A pay-— tion of the political consequences There were no details on the C E - Carol Bumett end Friende tk>ned| 0 - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ cholic tattoo expert kidnaps a UPl photo of Aquino's murder in the Sou­ - M*A*S*H (29 ~ Peticula: 'Mi Aventura an 8 - MOVIE: '13 Rue Chong are penniless and assailant, whose body was brought Puerto Rico' Madataina' During W W II, OSS ( 8 8 - FftTiilly Ties Alex de­ 9:30 P.M. stranded in Chicago until Arabs gram looks at the hottest trends model and makes her the ultimate theast Asian nation, a major U.S. to a National Bureau of Investiga­ - Reading Rainbow cides to be a big brother to a Viet­ and peHormers in the world of canvas for his work. Bruce Dem, BENIGNO AQUINO ® - Match Gama agents attempt to locate a Ger­ 0 ) - MOVIE: 'Monty Python hire them to drive a limousine ally that President Reagan plans tion laboratory for tests. man missile site in France. James namese boy. (R) Live at the Hollywood BowT containing $5 million. Cheech entertainment. Maud Adams. 1961. Rated R. 6;30P.M. ( 9 - Barney Miller Sculpting a whale to visit in November. . . . slain on return Although Aquino's family did not Cagney, Annabella, Richard The English comedy troup per­ Marin. Tom m y Chong, Rip Taylor. 0 0 - Late Night with David 2:30 A.M. CSD - Robin's Nest - People's Court Conte. 1947. ^ 9:00 P.M. Rated R. Lettarman Aquino, 50, a former senator, publicly contradict the govern­ forms favorite routines in a 'live' CB - CBS Naws NIghtwatch d ) - CBS News 8:00 P.M. (S) - Prime News CE - Seventh Annuel concert. John Cleese, Graham 0 - Pellcula: 'La Celle Grita' 8 - MOVIE: 'lady Chattsr- Sculptor Sally Landry works on the “Whales: New England's Wandering was killed minutes after his penetrated heavy airport security ment version of the shooting, his Circus of 'The Stars Mickey Chapman, Michael Palin. 1982. JIP Cn) - Barney Miller ^ 9 ( 9 * Love, Sidney Laurie ex­ 0 - Twilight Zone ley's Lover* A woman's passion triumphant return Sunday follow­ by masquerading as a mainte­ political colleagues were ( E (ID - M «A «S * H A three-man Rooney serves as ringmaster as R a t^ R. 0 - Crossfire periences an age crisis when she le ^ s to ■ love affair with her aris­ construction of a 48-foot long, has relief Giants.” The exhibit will open Oct.,1 at nance worker, was shot down in a dl) - Words of Hope United Nations delegation visits 35 top entertairters perform cir­ ing nearly three years of self-exile suspicious. competes against a younger (0 ) - Gabriel y Gabriele tocratic husband’s gamekeeper. ( 0 ~ Bewitched ® ® - NBC News the 4077th. (R) cus acts at Ceasars Palace in Las 11:15P.M. of a humpback whale for the exhibit the New England Aquarium in Boston. in the United States despite facing hail o f gunfire from security The Philippine Civil Aeronautics woman for an important role. (R) Sylvia Kristel. Shane Briant, 0 - MOVIE: Bell of Fire' A GO - PM Magazine Vegas, NV. (R) (2 hrs.) 10:00P.M. G 9 - PKA Full Contact Karat# cholas Clay. 1981. Rated R. a jail term on Subversion charges. troops. Board announced it hadsuspended ® - Untamed World @ ) - MOVIE: ''The Fog' A cen­ man working on an analysis of - Show ( B - Nawa 0 - Business Report At dawn today, thousands of ® - Noticfero Nactonal SIN C D ® - Major League tury old curse plagues a sleepy CE The Merv (B) 0 - More Reel People American slang finds a night club He had been arrested after China Airlines' operating rights Noticias nacionales con Guillermo Baaaball: Teams to Be California seaside village. A d ­ (39 * Auto Racing '83: 8 - Indapandant Natworic 11:30 P.M. singer his most fruitful source, j Marcos imposed martial law in mourners gathered at the Aquino for bringing Aquino in under an Announced Newt Gary Cooper. Barbara Stanwvcfci'4 Restrepo. rienne Barbeau, Jamie Lee Curtis. NASCAR Champion S p ^ Plug ( D - Hawaii Fhre-0 1972 but allowed to leave the family home in Quezon City, on the assumed name. Officials had 400 from Brooklyn. Ml 12:45 A.M. 1942. A tSi - Jeffersons CB - M O V IE: 'O d d ' An English- Hal Holbrook. 1979. Rated R. (3 l - Vincent Van Patten Battle continues country to be treated for a heart outskirts of Manila, to pay last warned Aquino he would be man and some international CE ** Staraky and Hutch 0 - NFL'a OiMtaet Moments 8 - ABC Naws 0 1 - All Creeturee Great end (39 - MOVIE; 'Time After 'Hme' Celebrity Tennis Cup Coverage 8 - Phil Silvara condition. re.spects. investors plan to flood an entire Jack the Ripper steals a time of this celebritv tennis tourna­ CE - Hart to Hart NFL's Oeatast Moments pre­ immediately expelled or arrested. Smell sents higNights of the 1966 ® - Dr. Who gold mine in Africa, thus rigging machine and travels to 1979 with ment is presented from Aspen, 3:00A.M. New England As security police whisked him Aquino's mother, Aurora, or­ In Los Angeles, While House 0 ) - MOVIE: 'Dragonsleyer' A fE - Rockford Files World Champion Green Bay the gold market for their own H.G. Welts in hot pursuit. Mal­ CO. (90 min.) dered her son's body, still dressed 7:00 P.M. sorcerer comes to life when he is C E -S a in t (B - MOVIE: 'Cage of Gold' A ' over Seabrook off a jetliner, down a flight of stairs officials accompanying President Peckers. gain. Roger Moore, Susannah colm McDowell, David Warner. called upon to slay a fearsome (39 - Sunday at the King's pretty gkf marries an adventurer and onto the tarmac, officials said, in the blood-stained, cream- Reagan said they have no qualms CD - CBS Nawa York. Ray Mtlland. 1973. Mary Steenburgen. 1979. Rated G3) - Lifestytes of the Rich and flying dragon. Sir Ralph Richard­ House 1:00 A.M. who later blackmails her when In Brief colored clothes he was slain in, CB ® - M-A-S-H (33) - Best of Saturday Night PG. Famous she remarries on his supposed a lonegunman felled Aquino with a about Reagan's security when he son, Peter McNicol. Rated PG. 0 - Star Trek (B - Sanford and Son EXETER, N.H. (UPl) — When the Atomic Safety displayed in a simple open casket CB * Moppet Show Live 8 - Jim Bakkar (39 - Alfred Hitchcock Hour death. Jean Simmons, David Far­ single shot to the back of the head travels to the Philippines in early 8 - MOVIE: 'Capa Fsaf' A ( S ) " Freemen Reports CB - Hogan'a Hero.. rar, James Donald. 1952. and Licensing Board resumes technical licensing from a .357 Magnum revolver. in the living room. November on a five-nation Asian CB - ABC Nawa (3^ - NFL'a Greatest Momenta lawyer who testified in a sex 8 8 - MOVIE: Tha End' A 0 - Alfred HItchoock Newport marks 30th event NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ 0 - Americen Challenge CB - Outar Limits Q3) - MOVIE: 'Nightmare In,! hearings Tuesday for the Seabrook nuclear plant The gunman, who apparently A neatly stitched bullet exit hole tour. CB-VagsS crinte is harassed by the con­ dying man franticelly searches for 0-Croeefire there wDl probably be more people in the courtroom NEWPORT, R.I. — Jazz legends, today's sents 'Saviors, Saints ar>d Sin­ victed man after his release from a simple and troubl^free w ay to 0 - 2 4 Horae 8 - Countdown to '84 Wax’ A famous actor, burned r (S ) 8 - Alice ners. (60 min.I 0 0 - Tonight Show prison. Gregory Peck, Robert Mit- end his life . Buri Reynolds, Sally 0 - MOVIE: 'Firebird 2015 8-Daspodlda wax, starts a wax museum to ' i* than there were at a public hearing on the issue. headliners and the potential stars of tomorrow - MOVIE: The Demned destroy all of his enemies. Came­ 8 - SportsCenter (39 - Philip Marfowe, Private chum, Polly Bergen. 1962. Field, Dorn Detulse. 1978. AD* In the year 2015 A.D. there 0 Only 35 people turned out Saturday at the first merged their diverse talents over the weekend in Don't Cry' A woman rises from 1:15A.M. ron Mitchell. 1969. J. Eye 'The Pencil.' Marlowe con­ (B ) - Survival Special Mzima: 0 - Survival Special 'Mzima: is such a w c^d oil shortage that a public hearing on whether Seabrook should be an idyllic seaside setting at the 30th Newport Jazz 8 - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ fronts syndicate hit men while her lower middle class surround­ Africa's Mysterious Spring.' To­ Africa's Mysterious Spring.' To­ ban on auto use is in f o r ^ arxl the 8 - ESPN'a InaMo Baaoball 0 - Professional Dowling gram looks at the honest trends guarding a gangster marked for ings to become a glamour girl. granted an operating license. Festival. Aquino’s family to return night's program looks at the var­ night’s program looks at the var­ worldwide police foroe is esta­ and performers in the world of death. Joan Crawford. David Brian, 1:30 A.M. 0 - Freeman Reports iety of creatures 'who visit blished to enforce the ban. Darrin It took the two-judge panel just 33 minutes to hear The trouble-free Kool Jazz Festival event, in entertainment. iety of creatures who visit Steve Cochran. 1950. 0 - Gunsmoke 0 9 - MOVIE: 'Loophole' Master Kenya's Mzima Spring. (R) (60 McGavin, Doug McClure. 1981. CB - Tom Cotdo Show from the general public in the red brick town hall contrast to the riotous festival in 1971 which drove 8 - The King It Coming Kenya’s Mzima Spring. |R) criminals plan the perfect heist at min.) min.) Rated PG. 8 - Nightllna CB - Chico and itM Man 0 - Our Mies Brooke located about lOmilesfromthe Seabrookconstruction the granddaddy of American outdoor music site. extravaganzas out of Newport for 10 years, drew and ‘truth will come out’ ...UHiNO. HE'fr NOT HERE... ' I WILU.k.lP ' I UEP FOR VOU THIS TIME. BASy... Tuesday, the panel will again hear from the a two-day crowd totaling in excess of 10,000. I PON'T KNOW WHERE I I BUT NEVBR ABAIMi lawyers, expert witnesses and government officials The festival clearly was the most diverse in HE MISHT 8B-. CERTAINLY WILL, BRIDGE ASTRO who are waging the technical battle over the license in style since producer George Wein brought it back By Ed Lion be up to the good Lord to see that that day and refused to putoff the WA^HmiSOOP- Strafford County Superior Court in Dover. Typically to town in 1981, blending swing, Latin sounds, United Press International justice is done." U-ip. BYE Shooting for a top GRAPH there are about SO people in the courtroom at the fusion, the bebop of Dizzie Gillespie, the elegant But Benigno Aquino III, the Friends and family in suburban technical hearings. piano stylings of Oscar Peterson and the BOSTON — Filipino opposition 23-year-old son of Aquino, when Newton, where Aquino, 50, lived As the temperature rose above the 90 degree mark, unparalleled scat-singing of Ella Fitzgerald. ieader Benigno Aquino's grief- asked to comment on the circum­ during most of his self-imposed day) getting one of his many three-year exile, said he was top scores on his way to Virginia Carl of Exeter told the board, “ I don’t want stricken family, who watched his stances of his father's death, said topping the field in each one you to think that because this room is not filled that assassination on TV, said today only: “ Truth will come o u t" "prepared for the worst” upon N O R TH l-im of the five sessions.” this is, in any way, an indication of a lack of concern cf Phone officials optimistic they will return to their homeland Mrs. Aquino was asked if she returning to his homeland. Mrs. Aquino told reporters her ♦ A 10 4 3 Jim: “You were his part­ '^Birthday Exeter residents.” BOSTON — New England Telephone Co. Tuesday for his funeral and the planned to play a role in the ♦ J opposition herself. husband was guided by his princi­ ner, and I see that yon set­ “ This is the height of the vacation period and there officials were optimistic as they prepared to “ truth will come out” about the ♦ A lots: ples and his belief in democracy tled for three no-trump, hav­ are many, many people who are deeply worried about return to the bargaining table today for the last killing. “ I don't think so. I have never ♦ to : ing given up any idea of a Augimt2S,19B3 for his homeland. Seabrook who are out of town and are unable to be round of talks in the 2-week-oId telephone strike. “ We're planning to leave on been a political person,” Mrs. ^ a * w T V W E S T E A S T slam contract.” An extraordinary number of , present,” Mrs. Carl said. Tuesday,” said Kris Aquino, the Aquino said, adding the only She said he returned "not to run L-19SlbtNtA me tMB«a U S FM > T1 Negotiators for the company and unions ♦ J 0 7 0 ♦ Q O S Oswald: “When Dave bid opportunities lie ahead for you She said roads in the area couU not handle the slain opposition leader's 12-year- reason she was involved in politics for any office but to help the thia coming year, but they must representing24,000 striking workers infivestates W109064 WQ7S: three no-trump, I knew be congestion that would occur in the event of an accident old daughter. "W e are planning to was because of her husband. opposition organize. ♦ K 0 8 3 *Qi be handled with all the skill you were to meet in Boston to hammer out a local bad heart strength, a dupli­ at the plant on a hot summer weekend when thousands stay there for good.” "M aybe I will still help the "But more than anything else, to HOLY m a c k e r e l ! THAT'S I SURE HOPE SPEAK TO M E, F.W .! IT'S O O O O H , M Y ♦ ♦QJIOS cation of values across from can mutter If you hope to reap contract. A tentative agreement was reached on a flock to nearby beaches. Asked if the family feared for opposition, but definitely I will not ask thepresident tomakesurethat ROBERT'S SPAD.' HE'S OKAY.' YOUR OU' BUDDY, ALLEY' HEAD.' my singleton. Hence my the advantages each offers. national contract Sunday. SOUTH take on more than I did before. we will have free elections. He felt o conservatism." iVmOO (Aug. 2>-BapL 22) "N o operating license for Seabrook should be S|x>kesmen for both sides said they hope for a their safety, she said, “ We're just ♦ k : Strive to be cooperative today. that he should make this appeal to Jim: “I take it that Dave granted until the people of the Seacoast can be quick resolution, with employees returning to praying hard that nothing more My husbandhasalwayssaidthat W A K 3 II you are too sell-canterad, . will happen." our country has many good men (President Ferdinand) Marcos, to ♦ J 7 won the heart and led a low assured a safe, speedy evacuation can be achieved. In work the middle of this week. others may withdraw benefits essense it should be, no workable plan, no working and to think that only my husband try and restore the democracy that ♦ A K 8 7 4 3 club to dummy at trick they have to offer. Order now: , Family members said Aquino's two." plant,” she said. widow, Corazon, would be accom­ could unify the opposition is, I we knew before martial law.” Vulnerable: Both Tha NEW Matchmaker wheal Oswald: “He most certain­ and booklet which reveals But Mrs. Janice Robinson of Manchester said Power partially restored panied by her five children when think, rather wrong. I would say Mrs. Aquino said she thought her 1 ■ D ealer South ly did lust that. He gives up Seabrook would reduce the state’s dependence on she flies to the Philippines. there will be others who will take husband might be arrested upon romantic compatibilities for all BOSTON — Power was partially restored today a trick If clubs split 2-Z, signs, tells how to get along ' foreign oil and would produce power that costs less In a television interview, Aqui­ up my husband's place.” his return, but said she never Weal North Eaal So« to a part of a busy downtown shopping district ! ♦ breaks even if they are 3-1 with othara, finds rising signs, than power from coal fired plants. "T o scrap no's widow said she will support Benigno Aquino III, after watch­ imagined he would be killed. plunged into darkness when a 20-inch water main Pan 14 Pan 34 and scores his top if East hidden quNItles, plus more.' - Seabrook now wou Id be a waste of thousands of dollars the opposition when she returns to ing scenes of the shooting over Aquino's sobbing daughter, ruptured and left 5,500 Boston Edison customers Pan 34 Pan 3N happens to bold au four. He Send $2 to Astro-Graph, Box (sic), time and energy, ail which which we, as the Philippines but will not take a Cable News Network late Sunday Kris, 12. however, said, "M y dad 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. without electricity. ^ 18 Chuich weekend news conference particle suffix have to pick up the tab. officeie his department also has ClttlhvNCA.MC TMAtg U1 FM I TMOff 20 Army unit (pl.| pwess (Feb. 20Mereh 20) a-zL 20 Expense made contingency plans WININGER'S GYMNASTICS 21 One or more Normally you're wail-attuned to,, 22 Connecticut 34 Australian 43 Cross for aerial spraying, 22 Pronoun ^ social amenities. Today, At WInInger's we strive to help each child in­ university inscription should that become neces­ 23 One-linart birds Itowever, you might conduct ” crease their positive self Image, improve listen­ 23 Campus ares 26 Oriantil 37 Having best 44 Part playsd youraelf so as to cause a host­ sary. 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Ms. Langer said people •Prs-ochool elaooss 42 Encircles IB It 17 •Khidtrgym cisosoo 46 Island in the should not camp out near ADOZEIDONUre Mediterrsnain IS It QI M MI (M ay 21-June 20) It’s swampy areas, and they •Boys programs 49 Seth's son ■ important to team up with tha ‘ should wear long-sleeved •Girts programs 21 proper associates today. A . 60 Short sleep shirts and pants during •Compstltlvs tsams 61 Streetcar ■ poor choloe could not only •Protssslonally trainsd stall JT 24 is 37 3S 2f the early evening when 1.89 hinder your progress, It could, $ 62 Folksinger Guthris ■ harm your reputation. mosquitoes are out in the Cannot be combined with any other offer. Good at participating so 63 Physician's as- greatest numbers. Dunkin' Donuts shops. One coupon per customer. S L O N l& K sodstion 1wT CANCIR (June 21-Juty 22) S3 S4 A 28-year-old Brockton Limit: 2 Dozen SOUNDS (abbr.) Stprt small today, rathar than ' woman and ah ll-year-old 1 “ allampt to do things on a., Only 15 min. from Vernon, Bolton, QIastonbury, Eorot Hartford and Offer Good: thru 8/28/83 54 Jana Austen 2t 17 U lC E a w Minis boy have con­ South Windsor. '' tMa grand tcala. n you push proj- ■•• acts pramatur^, you may tracted eastern equine viinoh 56 Nothing (Fr.) 40 ■n. 81, iM tonnui is., 66 Dautsdiltnd laava out atoantlal bfta and encephalitis — the latest Enroll now for cleroses starting In September 861 IWIKB n . BHIM ■ 226 6U 6 B I 2R I M 0 M 66T , W n M I 6R n S labhr.) 41 41 44 cases of the disease that 1SS 4 mm 67. , I S 6T s t s i r o s s 6 7 D M p ly *• killed a Taunton man last 761 Main St. Windsor 460 HI* SUE svi., srin HurroiB DONUTS 4S engnissed 10 • 1 UO ( M n-Aug. 22) Ba oara- L lul today In managlno your week, she said. Manchester 688-7712 It’s worth the trip. < 12 “ We feel strongly that DOWN •s •4 raaouroaa, as wall aa thoss ol 646-3687 othara. TItsrs'a a poaaIbHIty there is much the public SS It 17 1 Sow you could maka aarious anora can do to reduce the risk of OONUTS IT’S WORTH THE TRIP DUNKIN’ DONUTS IT’S WORTH In both arsas. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 22, 1983 — 11 10 — M AN niKSTKH HKHALI), Monday. Aun. 22. 1988 Teachers’ union favors incumbents in Democratic primary

By Sarah E. Hall “ We felt Dyer and Mrs, Perkins on at least some of these issues. incumbents. they're planning, when the school remedy the situation, he supports Herald Reporter had a far stronger grasp of the "But it would be foolish to say the "My endorsements haven't system really needs the money," putting emphasis on the three r.’s SPORTS educational needs in Manchester candidates' records did not come come out yet, and when they do, I said Pohl. and "tracking" students into a career path. The Manchester teachers' union than Pohl, and were better- into play...On a couple of educa­ think they'H all be surprised,'' said He went on to say that Dyer and has sided with incumbents Ri­ versed," said Michael D. Norman, tional issues in the past year, the the young challenger, a cook'-s aide Mrs. Perkins, who have asked that He will probably espouse those chard W, Dyer and Susan L. chairman of the political and incumbents have supported the at the Laurel Living Center, half the school system's share of views at a Young Democrats- Perkins in the contest for the two legislative action committee of the M EA," he added. Pohl spoke strongly in favor of the GTB funds go toward capital sponsored candidates' forum on available seats on the Democratic teachers' union. The union will lend the incum­ the town's turning over to the improvements and restoring jun­ Thursday, where he will debate slate for school board. bents its “ physical support," ac­ schools most of the unanticipated ior varsity sports in the junior high both Dyer and Mrs. Perkins. Last Blast goes to Curtis Strange Based on an executive commit­ A LL THREE candidates spoke cording to Norman, by passing out $285,000 in extra state Guaranteed schools, have "the wrong priori­ tee vote, the Manchester Educa­ before the union executive com­ literature and making phone calls Tax Base funds it recently re­ ties." Pohl said he wanted the Pohl said he has been aiming his tion Association is backing the mittee last week, and answered a in their behalf before the primary. ceived. The Democratic majority money to be used for beefing up the campaign at defeating Mrs. Per­ party-endorsed Dyer and- Mrs. questionnaire dealing largely with Another union vote will be taken to on the Board of Directors has math and science departments at kins because she has the poorer . 68 tops Renner, Haas by one Perkins in the Sept, t3 primary, union issues — contract- decide whom to endorse in the already indicated that it wants the high school. record of the two incumbents, Twenly-year-old maverick Mi­ negotiation laws, early retirement general election this fall. only $50,000 of the funds to go although “ Dyer has been doing all chael E, Pohl has forced the toward schools, a decision which A "back-to-basics" approach to the talking for both candidates.! plans and dental coverage for By Barry Peters birdie putt from 12 feel that hit the primaiy, the first in years, by POHLCLAIM ED the union "did will likely carry the vote at the education has been Pohl's battle- Sue Perkins hasn’t'been saying; sign his card. Though embar­ teachers, merit pay, and whereto Herald Sportswrlter back of the cup, spinning away at collecting more than the 596 effect necessary program cuts. not make an accurate assess­ Sept. 6 board meeting. cry thus far. “ Too many ninth anything. I think Dyer is trying to- ' V - " ’J-- ' l ' rassed, he came back and played IW' the last minute. signatures he needed to enter the Norman said all the candidates ment," and endorsed Mrs. Perkins “ I can't see them spending graders have been failing the sew some coattails Tor Sue Per­ the next day anyway. I. * ' W E TH E R SFIE LD — Curtis The 28-year-old veteran hasn't " I know when I miss a putt and I fray. seemed to support the union stance and Dyer merely because they are $100,000 toward sidewalk repair, as proficiency tests," he said, and to kins," he said." Strange stood on the first tee at been satisfied even though he's a know when I make it,” Renner ' -.'t' Wednesday’s Pro-Am with a dead- millionaire winner on the Tour and said, choking up slightly. "And I Town awaits state green light panned scowl that would have made almost $200,000 this year made that. But they painted the made Jack Nicklaus proud. Bob before Sunday's $54,000 check. hole for television and thelip of the Obituaries ^ J * Hope, Sammy Davis and the rest of cup was hard and took it away.” v/wjfc *S' Victory, to Strange, is more the entourage in the group behind important than the money. Renner's misfortune continued Strange had just arrived, sending "The money's nice, but it's on the 15th, and the green border­ Bridge replacement in the works V,. the crowd into pandemonium. certainly nice to w in ," said ing Highland coming back. Some­ Hang-gliding I®' Strange played ambivalent, Strange, unable to put into words body let out a roar, "the cry of the sending his tee shot over a cluster the way he felt coming up the 18th banshee" as Renner called it, and used by Cheney Brothers in its vI'H: accident fatal By Alex GIrelll ment inviting letters was first uiit. luiic oil die oldest section of rA, of photographers Who were scram­ fairway. again he missed a short par putt Herald City Editar published in the Herald Friday. the bridge will support a far textile plant. -V, -V bling for better position for pic­ Strange, the last man to tee o ff a Renner didn't fall apart, how­ to Bolton man Estimates for a new bridge greater load. The Eighth District A consultant hired by the town. tures of the celebrities. Strange GHO at Wethersfield, is the last ever. leaving himselfa 12-footer at The town is planning to interview range from $1.2 million to $2.5 Fire Department used to run some Internation Engineering Company stood leaning on his driver unsmil­ victor at the Country Club where 16 and a five-footer at 17 for birdie consulting engineer firms inter­ million. apparatus over it when responding Inc., has determined that it is ing, waiting for his amateur birdies have out-numbered the top which wouid have put some economically feasible to use the 'S - V , - /'A ested in designing a new bridge on The funds for it would come to a fire.Theapparatus returned to '•'s, is" '. . - partners to tee off. pros who come here by more than a pressure on Strange. But both Several years ago John Gorton of Union Street to replace the one largely from federal trade-in the fire station by another route. dam for power generation. Sen­ Sunday afternoon, it was 32 Brandy Street, Bolton, watched few yards. Next year, the GHO putts stayed outside to the right, closed in the wake of the Mianus funds. The town would pay 7‘/4 At one point Public Works kow, during a budget workshop of Strange the photographers were a friend go hang-gliding. moves to the Edgewood Golf Club and Strange played safe on 18 for a Bridge collapse. percent. Director George A. Kandra consi­ the Board of Driectors this spring, scrambling after for shots, a " I was intrigued," Gorton toid in Cromwell, but Strange had bogey and the win. While the town does not have dered the possibility that a bridge showed sketches and said his smiling Curtis Strange who be­ the Manchester Herald in a 1981 nothing but kind words for the Afterwords, it wasn't sour permission from the State Depart­ THE BOARD of Directors last and a dam for Union Pond could be studies led him toconclude thatthe came the last Wethersfield cham­ grapes heard from Jack Renner, interview. "He ran off this preci­ much-maligned Wethersfield ment of Transportation to award a week decided against holding a built as one structure. He hassince project is technically feasible, but '' A pion of the Sammy Davis Junior- pice and flew away, just I ike in the course. just a bitter taste of defeat. contract for the design, town bond referendum for the project in rejected that as unfeasible. the economic feasibility question Greater Hartford Open with a "I didn't deserve to win," said bubble-gum commercials." officials have been advised to the November election. The bridge The dam, near the bridge, also was left to the study. 16-under, 268 total and a one-shot “ Here you have fun," said Gorton was hooked. He took up Renner. "I don't have any interview firms in anticipation of design could not be completed in needs repair. Cost projections by Interna­ win over Jack Renner and Jay Strange. " I f you get a round goto', the sport himself and in time excuses." formal approval. time, anyway, so the referendum AT ITS Sept. 6 meeting, the tional indicate that if the towg Haas. you can keepitgoin'. You don'tfeel became good enough to enter Haas, on the other hand, wished The project includes designing a can wait a year. directors will hold public hearing issues short-term notes to pay for Curtis Strange hasn't been the like you've been beat to death when hang-gliding competition and to his charging final-round 65 could new bridge with new alignment, Meanwhile stopgap repairs, with in anticipation of issuing bonds for the about $252,588 the project is. happiest man to be around the past you finish." get a Job as a hang-glider techni­ have put more pressure on including realignment of Union a $28,500 price tag, were authop- the dam repair. A $695,000 issue expected to cost, it will lose money; couple of years. Winless on the One man did feel beat to death cian for Morningside Hang-Glider Strange, his friend and roommate . John Gorton Street approaches to the bridge ized by the directors last week. has been recommended, $400,000 for the first five years' operatioii- Tour since 1980, he didn’t decide to yesterday — Renner, the leader by Co. of Claremont, N.H. at Wake Forest during their from Kerry Street to a point about Walter J. Senkow, town engineer, for the safety improvements the and will gain for the next 15. I f play Hartford, where he’s finished a shot over Bob Murphy at the On Saturday Gorton, the son of Besides his parents he leaves a college days. Unlike the reeling 300 feet north of the bridge, a total said he will soon prepare specifica­ state has mandated and $295,000 to 15-year bonds are issued, it wouk) in the top ten five times over the beginning of the day but who fell Robert E, and Sue (Gray) Gorton twin brother, Frank Gorton of Renner who let a lead slip away, it distance of 800 feet. tions for a bid on the temporary equip the dam so that the water lose for four years and gain for IS years, until the last minute. victim to missed greens, Highland of 32 Brandy St., Bolton, died in Long Beach, Calif; two sisters, was with smiling disappointment Letters of interest from firms repair, which will put the bridge in going over it can generate electric­ years, but the figures differ in the "Gosh damn," Strange said in Street and a cup painted for Mary Hitchcock Hospital, Han­ Beth Gorton of Greenfield, Mass., that Haas spoke. must be received by 11 a.m.Sept.8. shape to hold a4-tonioad,thesame ity that could be sold to Northeast earlier years. In either case the his quick Virginian accent, "Tw o television. over, N.H.,ofinjuries suffered in a and Holly Gorton of Bolton: and his As of this morning none had been limit that held for the bridge from Utilities. Electric pow^ was town would gain $102,895 in the20th weeks ago I didn't think I could win Renner's downfall began on the “ It was nice to see Curtis win,” hang-glider accident. maternal grandparents. Judge received, but the legal advertise­ 1979 until it was closed. produced there in past years and year. T at Hartford.” front side when he missed several said Haas, who missed a seven-foot In the Herald interview Gorton and Mrs. John B. Gray of Prince Strange, who’s made the cut in 18 greens, making pars with good birdie putt at 18 which could have talked of the dangers and the joy of Fredrick, Md. of his 22 starts this year, said he chips butlosinghisadvantageover forced a playoff. "H e was defi- hang-gliding. He told of how he A memorial service will be held hasn’t been playing well when he’s Strange while Murphy also nietly due.” nearly died in Pennsylvania when at St. George Episcopal Church in been in contention. floundered. he tripped on a root as he was Bolton at a date and time to be Court-funding lawsuit is challenged Two of the crowd favorites. Bob "Sometimes you doubt yourself At the sixth, where the green is running with his hang-glider to­ announced. There are no calling Murphy and Fuzzy Zoeller, bal­ and thoughts enter your mind,” just a pitch shot from Highland ward a precipice. hours. Holmes Funeral Home,. 400 looned to 74 and 75, respectively. said Strange after the victory. "It takes a lot of backbreaking Main St., Manchester, has charge HARTFORD (UPI) - A lawyer George W. Ripley in asking for cases that have been pending for The Horton vs. Meskill case Street, the road that divides the Murphy lipped as many cups as ' 'The last cou pie of years I felt like work," he said. “ 'You have to get of arrangements. Memorial con­ for the state today urged a judge to dismissal of the suit backed by the some time before the courts are resulted in a landmark decision for course, Rennermissed ashortputt Strange was under par during the they'd come in bunches. Confi­ used to kiking up mountains with tributions may be made to St. dismiss a suit backed by a group of Connecticut Trial Lawyers listed as plaintif fs in the suit, which Horton and creation of a multi­ for par after stepping away twice last round, while Zoeller, who said dence breeds confidence, winning gear and an 80- to 100-pound George Episcopal Church. lawyers charging that Connecti­ Association. names Gov. William O'Neill and million dollar state program. as a car revved its engine and a “ Here we go with another day of breeds winning." . He was born in Manchester on cut's system for financing the Ripley gave attorneys two weeks other state of ficials as defendants. Horton said he was now arguing UPI photo motorcycle sped away. Mean­ golf" before teeing off, had more courts is unconstitutional. to file additional^ written legal “ I'm saying here that the whole The opposite is just as true. After while, Strange made par and problems than the average Sunday Aug. 23, 1951 and had been a Georgianna L. Evans that the system of financing the Curtis Strange didn’t spend too much one-shot win in the 1983 Sammy Davis Assistant Attorney General arguments in the case, after which system of financing our judicial shooting an 85 at the PGA Cham­ birdied the seventh for a lead he'd afternoon duffer much to the lifelong resident of Bolton. He was Funeral services were held courts was unconstitutional as he time in the bunkers at Wethersfield Henry E. Cohn said the suit he will rule whether the suit is system is unconstitutional," Junior-Greater Hartford Open. pionship two weeks ago. Strange never relinquish. disappointment of the large a hang-glider technician, em­ today at St. Mary's Episcopal had argued the sp tem for financ­ charging the state with failing to dismissed or will move ahead to a argued attorney Wesley W. Hor­ Country Club this week on his way to a wanted to walk off the course or not At number ten, Renner missed a gallery following him. ployed by Morningside Hang- Church for Georgianna L. Evans, ing public education was in his 1973 provide adequate money to run the possible trial. ton, who is representing the trial Glider Co. of Claremont, N.H. He 83, formerly of Garden Drive, suit. court system raised issues that The suit seeks a declaratory lawyers and plaintiffs in the suit. was educated in Bolton Schools Manchester, who died Friday at a "I'm saying that the Legislature belonged before the Legislature or judgement from the court finding and was a graduate of Bolton High Vernon convalescent home. She In arguingforthesuittobeheard hasn't passed a statute that executive branch and not the that the state is acting contrary to fully, Horton relied heavily on AL roundup School. He was a member of St. was the wife of the late Charles T. adequately funds this branch (the courts. , the state constitution iii falTing to rulings in the Horton vs. Meskill George Episcopal Church of Evans. courts) o f government," he said, "W e would >say that this is a provide adequate funding for the case he brought in 1973 charging Bolton. She was bom in Manchester on describing the dismissal request policy matter. It's a matter for courts, causing tfelaj^'lrt the that the state's reliance on prop­ Aug. 12, 1900, and had been a as a "another of the routine other branches" of government, hearing of civil cases. erty taxes to finance local educa­ In Memoriam lifelong resident. She was a motions to try and knock out this Cohn told Superior Court Judge Fourteen people involved in civil tion was unconstitutional. In loving memory of Raymond member of St. Mary's Episcopal case prematurely." Sox crumple Canfield who passed away August Church. She leaves a son, George 21, 1974. T. Evans of Vernon; a sister, Mrs. Though his smile has gone forever. Mabel Gebler of Hyannis, Mass.; Ryba lists Bolton roads needing repair And his hand we cannot touch. two grandsons: and one great- again to Jays We will never losesweet memories grandson. The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 Of the one we loved so much. BOLTON — First Selectman Lawrence deBear, press liaison for ing more projects than the trade-in build an expressway between E. Center St., had charge of Henry P. Ryba met Friday with a Governor William A. O'Neill, said funds would cover. Which projects already existing sections of 1-84 in BOSTON (UPI) — Toronto Blue he made that bad throw to first. He Wife and Family arrangements. representative from the state earlier this week that all eligible the state will actually pursue has Bolton and Windham Jays first baseman Cliff Johnson had good stuff. That error just department of transportation to go suggestions received in the meet­ not been determined. The state this week dropped has a message for the skeptics who opened things up." over a list of to wn roads that m ight ings will be included In the list of The only certainty is that, with plans tocomplete 1-84 all the way to dwell in the American League Brewers 7, A ’s 1 be eligible for improvements with trade-in projects the state submits the permission of the U. S. 1-395, formerly Rte. 52, after East. His club has a legitimate shot At Milwaukee, right-hander July incident led the money Connecticut trades in to the federal government for Department of Transportation, learning its chances of winning at winning it all. Moose Haas and first baseman from the recently abandoned In­ approval. Connecticut will use approxi­ congressional approval were prac­ "A lot of teams don't think we Cecil Cooper continued to earn terstate 84 project. 'The state is deliberately propos­ mately $155 million of the funds to tically nil. , have a legitimate shot at the plaudits as the surging Brewers Among the roaas Ryba sug­ pennant," Johnson said Sunday drew within one percentage point to forgery arrest gested for improvements, he told after he stroked an eighth-inning of first-place Baltimore in theEast the Democratic Town Committee RBI double to snap a 3-3 tie and with a 7-1 routof Oakland in County Friday, were routes 83 and 85, send the Blue Jays to a 7-3 win over Stadium. A Hartford man, arrested Fri­ book and savings passbook from Cider Mill Road, Williams Road Fire Calls the Boston Red Sox. “ Butthe later " I think Moose Haas is the best day on multiple charges of forgery, her uncle's home, according to and Camp Meeting Road. He said it gets, the harder they're going to pitcher in the league right now,” attempted forgery and criminal police reports. She said they tried he was not sure all of them were play against us.” said Milwaukee manager Harvey impersonation, was first identified to withdraw several thousand eligible under the restrictions that Manchester Saturday, 3:57 p.m. — medical call. Route 31 and The win kept Toronto in a virtual Kuenn after his 27-year-old ace to the police following a July dollars from her uncle's accounts the federal trade-in money be used Snake Hill Road (S. Coventry) tie for third place, 1>A games back, notched his eighth straight win incident at Arthur Drug Store on at two local branches of Connecti­ only for federal roads. Friday, 9:28 p.m. — medical call, 80 Spruce St. Sunday, 7; 16 a.m. — alarm. Hop River Elderly while the loss, Boston's seventh in with six strong innings. Haas, 12-2, Main Street, police said. cut Bank and Trust, according to State transportation officials are (Paramedics) Housing (Andover) eight games, dropped the Red Sox allowed one run and five hits and Robert W. Liegl, 32, of 63B reports. She said each time they meeting with elected officials in Friday, 10:11 p.m. — smoke, 130 Hawthorne St. deeper into sixth place, 11 games has now yielded justone run in his Crescent St., Hartford, was were refused for lack of proper every town along the 1-84 corridor. (Eighth District) behind. last 3 2 innings. stopped July 26 when a woman identification. Her account was Friday, 11:08 p.m. — smoke, 622 E. Middle Jim Gott, 7-10, went the distance Haas, 7-0 against the West this identified him as her companion confirmed by bank employees, Turnpike. (Town) ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. for Toronto, his fourth complete year, hasn’ t tasted defeat since following her arrest on charges of police said. Friday, 11:36 p.m. — medical call, 35 Brainard game of the year. He allowed seven June 10 ... when the Brewers were trying to pass a bad prescription at Michaud presented an Arthur District stops Place. (Paramedics) hits, walked one and struck out six. starving for victories while in fifth Arthur, police said today. pharmacist with a prescription, Saturday, 1:11 p.m. — medical call, 107 Spruce St. MSURANSMTHS SKWE Gott nailed down the win — and place, 6>A games behind the Carieen S. Michaud, of 819 written on a form from a Hartford (Paramedics) 1914 his confidence — in the fifth inning Orioles. Center St., was charged with two allergist's office, for 30 Doriden factory fire Saturday, 4:53 p.m. — car fire. Broad and Center INSDRA’SmWk after the Red Sox scored two runs Royals 8, Orioles 3 counts of forgery and attempting to tablets, a controlled sleeping pill, streets. (Town) and had two runners on with just At Baltimore, Hal'McRae drove obtain narcotics by forgery. She police said. The pharmacist called A fire Sunday morning at Klock Saturday, 8:08 p.m. — motor vehicle accident. West one out. The next two hitters were in four runs with a home run, a was released on bond and later the doctor, who told him he had not Company, 1366 Tolland Turnpike, Middle Turnpike and Tower St. (Paramedics) 649-5241 Jim Rice and Tony Armas, who double and a two-run single and // failed to appear in court for her written the prescription, police was quickly doused by Eighth Saturday, 9:03 p.m. — medical call, 135 Spruce St. were tied for American league lead Leon Roberts added a solo homer arraignment. The presiding judge said. Utilities District firefighters. (Paramedics) _ 65 E. Cantor Slroat for home runs with 27. to help the Royals snap the Orioles’ ordered her rearrest. The doctor later told police he The fire apparently started in 'Sunday, 6:11 a.m. — alarm, Bennet Building, Main Manchoator, Ct. Gott struck them both out on six four-game winning streak. Loser Police said Ms. Michaud com­ had given Liegl a perscription for the company's compressor room, Street. (Town and Paramedics) pitches. Jim Palmer, 2-3, made his first UPI photo mitted herself to a hospital shortly 24 Doriden tablets the day before possibly the result of an oil leak. It Sunday, 9:57 a.m. — car fire, 658 Center St. (Town) “ That was a big thing for m e,” appearance with Baltimore since after her arrest and failed to notify the incident, police' said. The damaged one compressor, a Klock Sunday, 11:21 a.m. — structure fire, 1366 Tolland he said. “ In the minors last year, I June 25 following an injury to his the court. physician said he left Liegl alone in spokesman said. He was not able to Turnpike. (Eighth District) had a tendency to give up in that right shoulder and a short trip to Ken Griffey delivered the game-winning hit, a two-run, Griffey’s single scored Bert Campaneris and Willie Upon a search of Liegl's car his office for a few minutes and situation. But here, we have a provide an estimate of the dam­ the minors. Eddie Murray, and ninth inning single to lift the New York Yankees to a 2-1 Randolph, who had reached on Angel second baseman police found a savings withdrawal later found a blank pad of prescrip­ great staff. And after watching Gary Roenicke homered for Balti­ age, but said the equipment was Tolland County win over the California Angels Sunday afternoon. Bobby Grich’s error. slip in the name of a man who was tion forms missing from his desk, reparable. STOP pitchers like Dave Stieb and Jim more and Dan Quisenberry re­ later identified as Ms. Michaud's police said. It took firefighters under 15 Clancy bear down and get nasty in corded his 34th save for Kansas uncle, police said. Liegl was Liegl was held through the minutes to bring the blaze under Friday, 1:10 p.m. — medical call. South Street (S. that same situation, that’s what City. released at the scene. weekend in lieu of 5500 bond, control, a department spokesman Coventry) I ’m learning to do." Twins 4, Tigers 3 Ms. Michaud later told police she pending presentation Wednesday said. Saturday, 3:17 p.m. — smoke, Tolland Road Trailing 3-1, the Blue Jays At Minneapolis, Kent Hrbek Move within of O’s helped Liegl take her uncle's check in Manchester Superior Court. No one was injured in the fire. (Bolton) SMOKING scored twice in the sixth to tie the tripled in the tying run and scored score. Damaso Garcia led off with the game-winner on a fifth-inning a double and scored on Lloyd sacrifice fly by Gary Gaetti to lead ' FOR LIFE Moseby’s single to left. An errant the Twins. Ken Schrom, 12-4, pickoff throw by Boston starter allowed six hits in 7 2-3 innings for Griffey, Yankees edge Angels in ninth Colors raised in Cape quarrel MANCHESTER Bruce Hurst, 9-10, moved Moseby his fourth straight victory. In 5 Days to third and he scored on Garth Mariners 7, Indians 2 NEW YORK (UPI) - For Bobby Angels their fifth loss in six games. knew I had to get the next guy. It NANTUCKET, Mass. (UPI) - A lorg's groundout. “ I was indecisive there,” Righ­ Hauser's Island in honor of the coastline, had claimed the island At Cleveland, Ron Roenicke’s Grich, the difference between four " I just wanted to get something I just didn’ t happen.” retired harbormaster struck a MIDGET FOOTBAIL The Blue Jays winning rally etti said of the Gelding on Jack­ harbormaster, who used it since doesn't exist. Without Withdrawals RBI single capped a five-run inches and three feet Sunday was a could hit,” said Griffey., “ He "W e needed that win," said blow forstate's rights by planting a 1976 as a guide for boats enroute to begdn when Garcia led o ff the seventh to help the Mariners snap good deal more than 32 inches. (Zahn) had been keeping me off son’s hit. " I t was partially not Massachusetts flag on a tiny island The dispute over control of the eighth with a single off Hurst. Two Yankees Manager Billy Martin. knowing where Roy (shortstop bluefish-rich waters and brought it sound is before a special master of Registration 649-7867 a seven-game losing streak. Glenn " I expected a three-foot hop and balance all day." "That’s a big win for us." off Cape Cod in a 10-yearterritoriai last week to the state's attention. outs later, Johnson doubled off the Abbott, 5-3, was the winner and I got a four-inch hop,’ ’ said Grich Zahn, 8-9, scattered five hits Smalley) was. A pitcher’s instinct battle with Washington that has the United States Supreme Court feft-center field wall to score Part of the credit went to the bad is to try to get everything. It was a For 10 years the state has been and rookie Mike Jeffcoat, making his after Willie Rdndolph’s hard shot until the ninth and matched the implications for other states. and a hearing is scheduled for Yes. You did see it on PM Magozine Garcia, giving him a career-high hop. “ The bail hit the chewed up base hit. battling the federal government October. major-league debut, took the loss. caromed off Grich’s ankle in a Yankees’ Dave Righetti, who was "In the name of the common­ 66 RBI. Jesse Barfield singled in dirt around second base," Grich for who has authority over Nan­ Practice White Sox 3, Rangers 1 two-run ninth that lifted the New replaced by eventual winner Rich The state wants control of the pinch runner Willie tfpshaw with said. " I t just took a dive on me. I “ That guy (Zahn) wasn’t giving wealth of Massachusetts and all its tucket Sound. Money Back Guarantee At Arlington, Texas, Floyd Ban­ York Yankees to a 2-1 victory over Gossage, 11-4. sound to preserve its environment an insurance run. expected it to be waist-high and up too many runs so you got to go citizens, I officially claim this nister recorded his ninth straight Geoff Zahn and the California With two out in the Yankees State officials say the island now against passible oil drilling and for MARTIN SCHOOL Boston Manager Ralph Houk instead it was ankle-high. I figured after it,” Righetti said. island," Al Hauser, 65, said in victory since the All- Star break by Angels. ninth came the crucial play on seals their claim, since it should be recreational use. it_would be a roudiK play." planting the flag Sunday before Dartmouth Rd., Manchester wasn’t surprised by Gott’s combining with Salome BaroJ as on With Bert Campaneris on first Randolph’s grounder on which used as a marker to determine the Stop Smoking Conter It was anything but routine and Zahn escaped a jam in the first state officials and reporters. . U.S. Deputy Solicitor General performance. a six-hitter and Carlton Fisk hit his via a force play, Randolph slapped Grich was charged with a two-base state's 3-mile wide bandofterritor- set the stage for the finish after inning when the first two Yankees The 210-foot islet — a virtual Louis Clairhome said there is ho : "He’s pitched well against us 20th homer o ( the season to spark a drive off Grich that skidded into error. The error was the sixth by ial water. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Righetti had held the interestof the got on and allowed runners to sandbar covered with sea bird reason to believe anything of value of Manchester every time. He’s gota good fastball Chicago. Bannister, 12-9, pitched short center field, sending Cam­ , the Angels in the three-gameseries 50,896 fans early in the game by reach second in the fifth, sixth and dung — lies between the islands of The federal government, which exists in the sound, but the and a good silder,’’- Houk said. the first 6 2-3 innings, allowing live paneris to third and Randolph to swept by the Yankees. 6:15 P.M. to 8 P.M. holding the Angels hitless until Ron seventh but didn’ t permit any Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard uses satellites and sophisticated U'l'ritorial dispute is a matter of "Hurst pitched well enough to second. Ken G riffey’s two-out 390 Main St. hits and one run while striking out "That’s the way the game goes,” Jackson opened the sixth with a scoring until two out in the ninth off Cape Cod. It has been dubbed infrared equipment to monitor the “ high principle." win. He screwed up his game whep nine and walking two. single delivered both to hand the said Zahn. “ After that happened, I single off Righetti's glove. when he was done in by a bad hop. 1 Ig — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 22, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aue. 22. 1983 - 13 NL roundup Martina: still chasing N ew hurler Gretzky despite wins

to m ake LA TORONTO (UPI) — For some­ last 12 tournaments,' issued a "Martina piayed a iittie differ­ one who was supposed to have not-too-pleasant message to her ent than she did our iast three looked "vulnerable” and "beata­ colleagues on the tour. matches,” said the 28- year-oid ble,” Martina Navratilova did a "Still,” she said, “ I ’m trying to Evert. “ In the iast threeste played fine joff’ of appearing close to improve. I want to get stronger, great and didn’t make any errors. W est’s best? invincible at the $250,000 Player’s physicaily and mentally. Maybe This time she 2as definitely Challenge. I’ll even break all the records. I beatable.” scoring four runs. Pedro Guerrero Navratilova, putting on a solid guess I ’m still chasing Gretzky in It was only the sixth time this Bv Mike Tully exhibition of the skiils which have that respect.” UPl Sports Writer singled off Kevin Gross, 2-4, in the year that Navratiiova was ex­ fourth before Marshall slugged his made her the world’s'top-ranked For Navratiiova, it was the tended to three sets — the fifth had women’s player, downed Chris fourth straight win this year — the After years of being stalled in the 12th homer, a blast into the center- come earlier in the tournament ■■ 1?=' Evert Lloyd 34, 4-6, 31 Sunday to second in eight days — over Evert second division, Rick Honeycutt field stands. when she battled back from a 31 X..V . . successfully defend her Canadian and her seventh in their last eight , v | . j suddenly is helping to drive the In the sbtlh, Willie Hernandez deficit in the second set and two ' .«K C; 'H A Open title. meetings. In her three previous bandwagon. replaced Gross after Guerrero and match points to defeat West At the post-match news confer­ 1983 confrontations with Evert, she ’’This is a dream come true, Marshall drew two-out walks. German Eva Pfaff. ence, Navratilova, who has won 59 had allowed the French Open playing on a contender,’ ’ the Greg Brock singled in Guerrero, Evert, who lost 31, 33 to of her last 60 matches and llo fh e r champion only 10 games. left-hander said Sunday after with Marshall taking third, and Navratiiova last week in a Virginia starring in his National League Jack Fimple singled in Marshall. Slims tournament in Los Angeles, debut, hurling the Los Angeles Honeycutt’s fielder’s choice bunt felt the match was a morale r y ' Dodgers to a frO triumph over the scored Brock, with Fimple safe at booster. Philadelphia Phillies. second on Ivan DeJesus’ error. ” It was a great match for me to Honeycutt, acquired two days Ron Reed replaced Hernandez and play before the U.S. Open,” she earlier in a trade that sent Steve Sax singled in Fimple. said “ Confidence-wise I would right-hander Dave Stewart to Elsewhere, Atlanta overpo­ have been devastated if she wiped Texas, is expected to fortify a wered Chicago 11-9, Cincinnati me out again. Now I know she is .; y^--. . M rotation that includes Fernando beat Pittsburgh 6-4, St.' Louis vulnerable. She made some Valenzuela, Jerry Reuss, Alejan­ topped Houston 5-2, New York mistakes.” dro Pena and Burt Hooton. edged San Francisco 4-3, and For her 87 minutes work, Navra­ It is a rotation the Dodgers hope Montreal defeated San Diego 3- 0 in tilova picked up the $42,500 first can overtake the Atlantaa Braves the first game of a double- header. prize. Evert settled for the runner- in the National League West, and Braves 11, Cnbs 9 up cheque of $21,875. Honeycutt is eager for the chal­ At Chicago, Dale Murphy had After splitting the first two sets, 3’ff: Shooting for a 1983 Cougar lenge after a career spent With four hits and four RBI to pace a Navratilova sprang to a 4- 0 lead to Seattle and Texas. 16-hit attack that carried the assume control of the third, Actually, Honeycutt had an Braves. Rick Camp, 10-9, pitched 2 displaying her killer instinct at the The first hole-in-one at the fifth hole at the Manchester a cart and dinner. Reservations are limited and may be outside chance for post-season 2-3 innings for the win, allowing net. She limited the second-ranked Country Club will net the lucky shooter a Moriarty acquired from Jeff Gentilcore at The Stylist at 643-8%3. play with the Texas Rangers, but just Mel Hall’s ninth homer. Steve Evert to four points in that span, his contract status made him Bedrosian worked the last two breaking her serve twice. Brothers-donated 1983 Cougar during the third annual Shown above are, left to right, Leo Di^na, Bernie Evert bounced back with a break Manchester UNICO Charity Golf Tournament on expendable. innings for his 18th save. Dick Glovino, Jeff Genticore and Maurice Moriarty. “ This was like my first game in Ruthven, 9-10, took the loss. on four straight points in the fifth September 12. Entry fee is $60 and includes greens fees, the big leagues and I was glad to be Reds 6, Pirates 4 game, but the Czechoslovakian- able to come through,” said At Pittsburgh, Gary Redus born southpaw returned the favor Honeycutt. ” I felt a little shaky singled in the tying run and the in the next game to go up 5-1. She early in the game and I was lucky Reds scored twice more on Johnny then served out forthe triumph in a Pan Am games they hit the ball to people. But after Ray’s error in the eighth. The win set that lasted only 20 minutes. I got my feet on the ground, I went to reliever BillScherrer, 2-3, “ I stayed relaxed and served a pitched my kind of game. whopitchedthe final three innings. little better in the third set,” said Honeycutt struck out a season- The loss went to Pirate reliever Navratilova. ”I got that early high seven batters before a slight Cecilio Guante, 2-1. Tony Pena break and never looked back. That Swimmers gain goid, records cut on the middle finger of his went 3-for-4 for Pittsburgh. was the difference.” pitching hand forced him to leave, Cardinals 5, Astros 2 In an exciting doubles final, i after seven innings. , At St. Louis, George Hendrick American Andrea Jaeger and Bv Tony Favla highlighted a 5-for-5 day in gold morning when lie lowered the Pan bother him much ’’Honeycutt was outsanding. He went 4-for-4 and drove in two runs Great Britain’s Anne Hobbs took UPi photo DPI Sports Writer medals by the Americans Sunday Am record to 55.93. - “ I knew it was going to come pitcher a super game,” said to help Danny Cox notch his first thq title and split the $16,250 first when he set the team's second With the predictabie late- because it’s been like clockwork Dodgers manager Tommy La- major-league victory and lead the prize with a hard- fought 34,5-7,7-5 When the swimmingcompetition world record of the meet, winning afternoon rain fallingon the United here,” Carey said. "But it really sorda. ” I thought it was a tronend- Cai^inals to a sweep of their victory over South Africa’s Ro- Off to Israel concludes at the IX Pan American the 100-meter backstroke in 55.19 Nations Park pool, Carey went out wasn’t hard enough to affect me or ous effort. He’s the type of pitcher four-game series. Cox, 1-1, scat­ salyn Fairbank and Candy Rey­ Games today, the United States seconds. strong in the first 50 meters in 2.54 cause splashes in the water. we expected him to be. It was nice tered eight hits. DPI photo nolds of the U.S. will be able to look back on it and The old record wasn’t very old; and held on to rout the field. Dave "This was fun. I tried tobuild the It was a successful debut for the Larry Bird has decided to play basket­ renegotiate his contract with the Boston . for him to come through with a Mets 4, Giants 3 Martina Navratilova squashed Chris Evert-Lloyd in the know the team wasn't quite as Carey set the mark of 55.38 in the Bottom of Danville, Calif., took the first lap and I hit that turn real performance like this. He was At San Francisco, George Foster pairing of Jaeger, ranked third in ball and leave the dirty work to the men Celtics while Bird is in Israel for 10 days dominant as it was in Puerto Rico National Long Course meet in silver medal in 56.90 and Mike good. I think the record was in that traded for a popular pitcher, and and Jose Oquendo hit home runs to firials of the Canadian Open Challenge but still feels she the world in singles, and Hobbs, in business suits. Bird is shown here in 1979. Clovis, Calif., just two weeks ago West of Canada won the bronze in turn. I felt good.” who was celebrating her 24th playing exhibition basketball. for him to pitch a game like he did help New York complete a three- can get stronger on the court. with his agent. Bob Woolf, who will try to But don’t tell that to Rick Carey. and hinted at his latest success in 57.20. In an earlier race, Craig Beards­ is just what the doctor ordered.” game sweep. Mike Torrez, 7-14, birthday. Carey, of Mount Kisco, N.Y.. the preliminary heats Sunday Carev said the rain did not ley of Harrington Park, N.J., fell The decision completed a three- entered the ninth with a diance for 0.84 short of his world record in the game series sweep and was the bis firstshutoutsince July 18,1980, 200-meter butterfly with a winning ninth straight victory by the butsizzling relief ace Jesse Orosco NFL roundup time of 1:58.85 to set a Pan Am Dodgers over the Phillies. Los was called on for his 14th save. V record. Angeles has won five in a row. Expos 32, Padres 0-5 Elia’s Cub days finished? 'T m glad I won, but I was hoping ” I just can’t explain our being 0-9 At San Diego,' A1 Oliver, Tim /: for a lot faster time,” Beaiddey against the Dodgers,” Lasorda Wallach and Gary Carter drove in CHICAGO (UPI) - There is again season. Chicago has also lost three said. " I thought I could do my best added. " I t ’s as close to futility as a a nui apiece and Charlie Lea Landry shares Cowboys’ misery speculation that Lee Elia’s days as games in a row and eight of their last -.If.-' time, so I was a little bit upset club will get. They seemed to have notched his fourth straight victory manager of the slumping Chicago 11. Worse yet, the club is only two about that." Cubs may be numbered. caught us when we were down. But to lead Montreal in the opener. By Mike Barnes Rams but this week'came Steelers’ quarterback Carver scored on a 2-yard games better off than they were one Tom Ponting of Canada, who 27-21, Denver downed The controversial Elia has been looking on the bright side, we’re Lea, 11-8, pitched his third shutout UPI Sports Writer away discouraged. should have gotten some run and James Wilder had year ago. was one of the leaders throughout Cleveland 19-10, the Los under fire for most of the second half still in/first place. I don’t want our of the year. Dave Dravecky, 14-9, “ You never know when of that against the a 1-yard T p burst to lift Green publicly criticized Eliaon his the first ISOipeters, tired badly in Angeles Rams tipped New players to get down because of was the loser. In the nightcap, After a miserable per­ a team isgoingtobeupor Cowboys. the Buccaneers, 3-0. of the season as the Cubs fell out of weekly radio show for not chiding his ; -,w. ■> the final 50 meters and had to be England 137 and the New this.” Doug Gwosdz hit his first major- formance, coach Tom down,” he said. "The ” I thought Ciiff had a Atlanta, 1-2, scored on two. contention in the National League players more openly in public. Green helped from the pool. With an York Giants topped Balti­ Eastern Division pennant race. Mike Marshall hit a Jwo-run league homer, a three-run shot in ,Landry said his Dallas Rams were down for us good game in all re­ more 27-14,. field goals by Mick also said he had disagreed with II i ■ oxygen tube in his nose, he was Elia reportedly met again with I . rt..,, .■■Js?' hbther in "the fourth aiid the the second inning. Bill Gullickson, Cowboys displayed about and got beat pretty good. spects,” said Noli. "He At Green Bay. Wis., the Luckhurst. several of Elia’s managerial deci­ taken to the U.N. Park clinic on a Cubs General Manager Dallas Green Dodgers batted around in thesix th. 11-11, was the loser. . as much as the Invisible We were down and got took advantage of the Eagles, 3-0, scored two At New Orleans, former sions, including the useof prize rkie stretcher. Dr. Manuel A c e v ^ o to discuss the team’s outlook. The I Man without bandages. beat. turnovers our defense got TDs within two minutes Oiler Ken Stabler con­ Joe Carter, an outfielder. said that Ponting was suffering Cubs would not confirm that E lia’s "W e.didn’t show any­ Pittsburgh, which for us (two fumbles by and 26 seconds of the nected on 13of- 23 passes from a min (S' muscular contrac­ job was among the items discussed. After Saturday’s loss to the Braves, thing,” Landry said turned in what coach Dallas running back Tony second half to wipe out a and two TDs to lift the tion in his stomach. If Elia is dismissed, speculation Elia did publicly chide two relief bluntly after the Pittsr Chuck Noll termed an Dorset! and a pair of 133 deficit and go on to Saints, 2-2, The Oilers Another Pan Am record was set centered that former major league pitchers, Warren Brusstar and Mike Wilander upsets burgh Steelers humbled embarrassing perfor­ interceptions thrown by defeat the Packers. Run­ dropped to 0-3. by Tiffany Cohen of Mission Viejo, manager Charlie Fox, whohasserved Proly, in a rare display of critidzm. the Cowboys 24-7 Satur­ mance against the New backup Gary Hogeboom). ning back Wilbert Mont­ At Kansas City, Mo., Calif., when she won the women’s as an assistant to Green this year, This is not the first time Elia’s job day night in an exhibition York Giants the week In games Saturday, gomery was lost for three Nick Lowery booted a 800-meter freestyle in 8:35.42, would take over on an interim basis contest. “ All you can do before, rebounded with Philadelphia beat Green to six weeks with a 53yard field goal with 72 has been on the line. The club lost six improving Kim Linehan’s 1979 for the rest of the year. No. 1 McEnroe from this game is look for the easy conquest of the Bay 27-14, Buffalo nipped sprained right knee. Sun­ seconds remaining to lift straight to start the season after record by more than four seconds. But Chicago, which once trailed the finishing so strong at the end of the some individual perfor­ Cowboys, 2-1. Detroit 17-16, Tampa Bay day, Philadelphia signed the Chiefs, 2-1. Lowery’s Tracy Caulkins of NashvOle, league leaders by only three games in 1982 season. mances from people who With Terry Bradshaw’s defeated Atlanta 17-6, linebacker Joel Williams, field goal enabled Kansas Tenn., missed her meet record by KINGS ISLAND, Ohio (U P!) - an indication of things to come, its early July, has slumped badly. After Elia then went on a tirade following are trying to make the status becoming more New Orleans took Hous­ who was obtained from City to overcome a 33 0.11 when she won the 200- meter Mats Wilander of Sweden sur­ going to be tough playing him,” Sunday’s loss at home to Atlanta, the team.” questionable by the day ton 2313, Kansas City Atlanta for an undisclosed yard interception return a loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Individual medley in 2:16.22. She prised the tennis world Sunday added McEnroe, who collected Cubs had dropped 15 games below Landry had seen his following off-season el­ edged St. Louis 17-16, San 1984 draft pick. by rookie cornerback Ced­ late April, chastising Cubs’ fans in might have had the record if it when he captured the $300,000 ATP $24,000. team perform quite well bow surgery. Cliff Stoudt Diego dropped San Fran­ ric Mack. St. LcHiis fell to .500 , 54-69, their low point of the language dotted with profanity. were not for two false starts she Championship from the world’s Wilander was superb in all facets At Pontiac, Mich., Joe the previous week, in a needs a continual boosting cisco 24-7, Chicago beat 1- 2. committed. No. 1 player, John McEnroe of New of his game before a capacity Fergus (HI completed an one-^ded victory over the of confidence. And the the Los Angeles Raiders "I didn’t realize it was an York, 3 4, 6-3. crowd of 7,500. Wilander lost his ll-yard pass to running American starter,” Caulkins said. The fourth-seeded Wilander first serve once and in six of his ten back Robb Riddick with “Normally some of them have defeated defending champion Ivan service games had at least one ace two seconds left. The been shooting the gun really fast, Lendl of Czechoslovakia in his or service winner. Wilander victory was Buffalo’s first CAIDWEII so I was a little anxious to get quest for the title and then crushed opened the match with the first of in three pre-season games Oil going.” McEnroe to make it clear to all, his six aces. McEnroe had seven under new coach Kay (PrtM Oubhct IQ Chmpt) AN OPEN MESSAGE TO CONNECTICUT aces. Stephenson. The Lions fell The U.S. added its fourth Pan including himself, that he could 98.*!C.0.D. CIGAR SMOKERS... FROM CONNECTICUT’S win on a hard court surface. Wilander kept McEnroe lunging to 1-3. 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DP — Cincinnati 0 3 0 .OX 47 71 (Jack Bertrand is a licensed technician who lives at Minnesota • 53 72 .434 16'/j Wayne Levi, 5425 69-706867— 24 ANSWER: The cartridge you bought is too delicate IP H R ER BB SO Buigmeler 1 2 2 2 1 0 Phlladelphio Jim Simons, 5425 68667070— 274 National Conference people should not try to second guess turntable and with annoying background noise too! What’s 46 Phelps Road in Manchester), Seattle 47 76 .382 21'/2 California MNwoukee 2 Los Angeles 1. LOB— Phllodelphki 6 Mike Gove, 4,060 7167-7463— 275 W L T Pet. PF PA manufacturers. Read on for more. wrong? for the turntable. It is designed to play a record best at Saturday's Results Zahn (L 8-9) 8 23 6 2 0 4 1 Haas (W 12-2) 6 5 1 1 2 1 Las Angeles 6. HR— Marshall (12). SB— Hal Sutton, 4460 70696868— 275 Philadelphia 3 0 0 1.0X 69 51 Baltimore 6, Kansas City 1 New York Slaton (S 5) 3 2 0 0 1 1 Gueriera 2 (18), S. Sax (40). Brad Bryant, 44*0 667072-68— ^275 NY Giants 3 0 0 1.0X 72 43 Baton 5. Toronto 2 Rlghefti 8 3 1 1 4 5 Balk— Codroll. T — 2:39. A— 43409. IP H R ER BB SO Roy Stewart, 44*0 6967-6970— 25 Tampa Bay 3 0 0 1.0X to 40 Cleyeland 3> Seattle 3 Gossage (W 11-4) 1 ) 0 0 0 1 PMtadelphIa Mark McNulty, 44*0 69667368— 275 Dallas 2 1 0 .667 57 48 New York 6, Calltornia 2 Rlghetf I pitched to 1 batter In 9th. K. Gros (L26)S1-3 3 4 4 6 7 (Savin Levenson, 44*0 7066706^275 Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 54 37 Te x a 6, Chicago I T — 2:47. A— 50,896 Nationai League Hernandez 0 2 2 1 0 0 Ray Floyd, 3528 68716869— 276 LA Roms 2 1 0 .667 54 57 New body viewer Milwaukee 3, Oakland 1 Reed 12-3 2 0 0 0 0 Mark Haves, 2428 687067-71— 276 Chicago 2 1 0 .667 79 65 Detroit 9, Minnesota 1 Reds6,Piratea4 Holland 1 0 0 0 0 3 John Fought, 2428 68716968— 276 New Orleans 2 2 0 .5X 70 77 Sun day's Results Atlanta 1 2 0 J33 29 47 Toronto 7, Boston 3 Royals 8, Orioles 3 Los Angeles Steve Melnyk, 2,528 65687073— 276 Honeveuff (W 1-0) 7 4 0 0 0 7 Donnie Hammnd, 3528 68687367— 276 Detroit 1 2 0 .333 X 51 Kansa City 8, Baltimore 3 CINCINNATI PITTSBURGH St. Louis 1 2 0 .333 S3 69 Seattle 7, Cleveland 2 abrhbl abrhbl NIedenfuer 2 3 0 0 1 2 Mike McCuUogh, 2428 69696969— 276 has ‘dramatic’ uses KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE Hernandez pitched ta 3 batters In 6th. Lennie Clements, 2,528 66697071— 26 Son Francisco 1 2 0 .333 47 65 Minnesota 4, Detroit 3 Paris ss 2 0 0 0 Wynne cf 5 0 ) 0 Woshlnoton 1 2 0 .333 44 74 New York 2, Californio 1 Qbrhbl gbrhbl Cnepen 3b 1 1 1 0 Ray 2b 5 0 0 0 T — 235. A— 42,946 Curt Bvrum, 1,706 6767-7371— 277 Wshngt ss 4 2 2 0 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 Lon Nielsen, 1,706 71-667269— 277 Green Bay 0 3 0 .OX B 86 Milwaukee 7,Oakland 1 Redus If 4 12 0 Hebenr 3b 3 0 0 0 Thursday's Result Chicago 3, Texas 1 Sheridn cf 4 0 2 1 Ford rf 4 0 2 0 Expos 3, Padres 0 Mac O'Grody, 1,706 66687371— 277 By Helena Kaminski Brett 3b 4 10 0 Ripken ss 4 1 3 0 Cedeno rf 2 0 0 0 Thmpss 1b 3 1 0 0 Frank Conner, 1,706 69-6967-72— 277 New York Jets X , Cincinnati 17 Laboratory at the Huntington Medical n s Monday's Games Walker rf 3 0 0 0 Parker rf 4 2 2 0 Friday's Results United Press International Research Institutes in Pasadena. (All Times EO T) McRoe dh 5 2 3 4 Murray 1b 4 1 1 2 Knicelv c 0 0 0 0 Frobel If 3 12 1 Fred Couples, 1,706 64737071-277 Alkens 1b 3 0 0 0 Roenick if 4 1 1 1 First Game Fuzzy Zoeller, 1,706 67-666 975— 277 Miami M, Woshlngton 7 After sliding into a six-foot tunnel Toronto (Alexander 0-7) at Baton Bench 1b 4 10 0 Lacy It 10 0 0 MONTREAL SAN DIEGO Minnesota 19, Seattle 17 (Oleda 5-6), 7:35 D.m. Simpsn 1b 0 0 0 0 SInoietn dh 3 0 0 0 Falev ss 0 0 0 0 Pena c 4 0 3 2 George Archer, 1,706 6671-7368— 277 SAN FRANCISCO — A donut-shaped White 2b 5 0 10 Cruz 3b 2 0 0 0 ab r h M ab r h M Bill Murchison, 1,706 6767-71-73-277 Saturday's Results inside a superconducting coil of cooled <2allfomia (Stelrer 1-1) at Cleveland Hoshidr cf 5 0 2 0 Berra ss 4 0 0 1 Raines If 5 0 0 0 Brown If 4 0 2 0 Philadelphia 27, Green Bay 14 supermagnet and computer combina­ metals which create the magnetic (Sutcliffe 13-9), 7:35 o.m. Otis rf 4 0 11 Ayala ph 10 0 0 Esoskv 3b 4 1 0 0 McWllm p I 0 0 0 Victor Regalado, 1,706 647467-72— 277 Roberts If 5 111 Sakota 2b 0 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 5 0 ) 0 Wiggins 1b 4 0 1 0 Jim Thorpe, 1,260 71-684871— 278 Tampa Bay 17, Atlonto 6 tion that produces internal body field, a patient ties still until the field Oakland (Helmueller 1-3) at New York Scherrer p 1 0 0 0 BIbbv p 0 0 0 0 ASalozr ss 0 0 0 0 Templtn ss4 0 1 0 New York Giants 27, Baltlmore14 (Fontenot 4-2), 8 p.m. Slauoht c 4 2 4 0 Bmbry ph 10 0 0 Blloderll c 3 0 1 0 Harper ph 10 0 0 Lou Graham, 1,260 716767-73— 278 images of startling clarity without aligns and spins the hydrogen nuclei! in Chlmgo (Hoyt 1S10) at Konsa City Douer 2b 2 0 10 Dawson cf 4 3 2 0 Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 John Mohaffey, 1,260 66697371— 278 Buffalo 17, Detroit 16 Lwnstn ph 1 0 0 0 Milner cf 2 0 0 0 Guante p 10 0 0 Carter c 4 0 3 1 Gwynn rf 4 0 10 New Orleans X , Houston 13 using X-rays may revolutionize the the body’s fat and water molecules. I (Splittorft 9-5), 8:20 o.m. Oester 2b 4 2 3 1 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Roger Maltble, 1,260 7267-6970;-27e Dempsey c 3 0 0 0 Oliver 1b 4 0 2 1 Jones d 4 0 3 0 Chip Beck, 874 49-707070— 279 Pittsburgh 34, Dalles 7 diagnosis of multiple sclerosis and Seattle (Young 9-12) at Milwaukee Puleo p 3 0 11 Marrisn ph 1 0 1 0 Kansas City 17, St. Louis 16 The spinning nucleii are then exposed (Porter 5-5), 8:30 p.m. Dwyer ph 10 0 0 Hayes p 0 0 0 0 Wallach 3b 3 0 0 1 LSalazr 3b 2 0 0 0 Jimmy Roy, 876 68707469— 279 some other serious disorders. Totals 318 14 7 Totals 34 3 8 3 Wohifrd rf 4 0 1 0 RIchrds ph 1 0 0 0 J.C. Snead, 874 48687371— 279 San Diego 24, San Frondsco 7 to radio waves at a particular fre­ Detroit (RoiemaB-3)atTexas(Tanana Driessn 1b 10 0 0 Flynn ss 4 0 2 0 Romlrz 3b 1 0 0 0 Chicago 27, Los Angeles Raiders 2) In six-and-one-half minutes, the 6^), 8:35 p.m. Kansos City 110 001 104— 8 Totals 39 6 to 3 Totals 36 4 9 4 Ron Streck, 876 73447073— 279 quency, Bradley said. Tuesday's Gam a Baltimore 010 000 030— 3 Lea p 3 0 0 0 Bonilla 2b 4 0 1 0 (tale Douglass, 876 69-6871-71-279 Denver 19, Cleveland 10 $1.5-million machine built by Diasonics When the spinning is stopped, the Gome-winnino RBI— McRae (9). Cincinnati 011 180 030— 6 Dravekv p 2 0 0 0 Los Angeles Rams 13, New England 7 Calltornia atCleyeland, night Pittsburgh 000 302000— 4 Payne Stewart, 876 64697472— 279 Inc., and called a Nuclear Magnetic nucleii act as a kind of mirror, Toronto at Baltimore, night DP— KonsasCitv 1, Baltimorel. LOB— Game-winning RBI — None. Lucas p 0 0 0 0D.A. Welbrlng, 874 7067-7072— 279 Thursdov# AU0. 2S Oakland at New York, night Kansos City 9, BaltlnfK>re6.2B— McRae, E— Berra, Froobel, Oester, Paris, Ray. Lezean ph 10 0 0 Tommy Nokallmo, 876 4967-7370— 279 Pittsburgh at Phllodelphia, 7:X p.m. Resonance (NMR) imager can pro­ returning part of the radio signal as an Seattle at Milwaukee, nlitht Slauoht, Ripken. HR— Roberts (7), DP— Clndnnoti 1. LOB— Clndnnoti Whitson p 0 0 0 0 Morris Hotalsky, 876 68747070— 279 EDT duce 15 cross-sectional views of tissue echo, which is picked up by an antenna (Detroit at Texas, night Roenicke (1^), McRae (12),Murray (23). Totals 36 3 11 3 ToM s 34 0 9 0 Hubert Green, 876 67-697370— 279 Friday, Aug. 16 10, Montreal in any direction or plane of the human and fed into a computer, Bradley said. Chicago at Kansa City, night SB — Washington (31). S — Pittsburgh 7.2B— Wvnne,HouseholderZ looooooil—3 George Cadle, 698 716871-70— 280 (All Times EDT) Baton at Minnesota, night Washington, San Diego 000000 000— 0 Tommy Valentine, 698 67-6871-74— 280 Baltimore at Atlanta, 8 p.m. body. The computer translates the signals Oester, Peno. SB— Hebner (6), Redus Game-winning RBI — Oliver (10). NATIONAL LEAGUE Sheridan. (33). Denis Wotson, 698 71-6874-69— 200 Los Angeles Raiders at Cleveland, 8 In some cases, the NM R images are into "black, white and gray images IP H R ER BB SO E— Bonilla. OP— Montreal2,^nDiego David Ogrln, 678 69-707370— 281 p.m. East IP H R ER BB SO clearer than the X-ray cross-sectional W L Pet. GB Kansos City Clndnnoti 1. LOB— Montreal 11, San Diego 6 2B— Bob Eastwood, 678 6867-7870— 281 Miami (rt New York Glanfs, 8 p.m. very simiiar to anatomic sections,’’ Philadelphia 63 57 .525 — Black (W 7-4) 71-3 7 2 2 2 3 Bonilla, Dawson 2 Jones. SB— Brown Clorence Rose, 678 70687371— 281 New England at Tampa Boy, 8 p.m. images produced by the innovative Bradley said. Puleo 51-3 7 4 3 1 4 (10), Carter (1). S— Lea. SF— Pittsburgh 63 SB .521 Vj Qsnbrrv (S 34) 12-3 1 1 1 0 1 Haves 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Joe Inman, 660 68707374— 282 (tanver at Minnesota, 8:Xp.m . CAT-scan machines now in use across Boltimore Wallach. Jeff Sluman, 660 7067-7870— 282 Los Angeles Rams at San Diego, 10 Since its instaliation at the Institutes Montreal 6) 60 .504 2'/2 Scherrer (W 2-3) 3 2 0 0 1 2 the country, said Dr. Alexander R, St. Louis 60 6) .496 3>/2 Palmer (L 2-3) 61-3 10 4 4 0 3 Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO Forrest Fezler, 649 69697470— 282 p.m. t last May. Bradley has tested 150 Chicago 54 69 .439 IOV Stewart 1 2-3 0 0 0 2 2 Montreal Bob Boyd, 648 706971-74— 284 Sotuntay, Aug. 27 Margulis, chairman of the Radiology patients with a variety of symptoms on 2 McWilliams 31-3 5 3 1 3 3 Leo (W 116) 9 9 0 0 1 5 New York 51 71 .418 13 Stoddard 1 4 4 4 2 0 BIbbv 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 3 Joy Cudd, 633 70697472— 285 (All Times EDT) Department at the University of West Balk— Stoddard. T — 2:46. A— 29,044. San Diego Ken Green, 633 70697374— 285 Seattle at Son Francisco, 5 p.m. the device. Gunate (L 2-1) 2 ^3 3 2 1 1 3 Draveckv (L 146) 7 7 2 2 1 4 Atlanta 74 SO .617 — Tekulve 11-3 1 1 0 0 0 Antonio Cerda, 633 69687872—285 Cincinnati at Detroit, 7 p.m. California in San Francisco. Bradley added: "In the Cat-scan Los Angeles 69 52 .570 3'/2 Lucas 1 2 0 0 0 1 DeWItt Weaver, 633 6471-7476— 205 Green Boy at St. Louis, 7 p.m. “ You can see the white patches that T — 2:45 A— 24435. Whitson 12)102 process. X-rays produce images based Houston 63 59 .516 10 Buddy Gardner, 618 69-687873— 286 Kanos City at Chicago, 7 p.m. multiple sclerosis produces at a much San Diego 62 62 .500 12 Draveckv pitched to 2 batters In 8th. Mike Peck, 609 7068-7476— 288 New York Jets at New Orleans, 8 p.m. on the density of tissue the X-rays hit, Son Francisco 57 67 .460 17 Twins4, Tigers 3 HBP— by Draveckv (Oliver, Carter). T LIndv Miller, 609 68737875— 288 Houston at Dallas, 9 p.m. earlier stage than through the CAT- so you get information from something Clndnnoti 57 68 .456 17'/2 Carda5.Astres2 — 2:36 Steve LleMer, 600 70687876— 290 (exhibition season emk) scan,” he said. ’’You get very fine being passed through the body. In the Jerry Pate 697073wdr Siiturday's Rnults DETROIT MINNESOTA quality images of any soft tissue NMR process, you get actual signals Atlanta 9, Chicago 2 abrhbl abrhbl Padres 5, Expos 2 New York 7, San Francisco 2 HOUSTON ST. LOUIS CFL abnormaiities like abcesses, inflam­ from hydrogen nucleii, so the informa­ Trmmll ss 3 0 0 0 Brown cf 4 12 0 abr h bl Women’s resuits Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 0 Krnchc 2b 4 1 2 1 Cosflno 2b 5 0 0 0 a b rh b l mations, tumors, particularly in the tion is coming from within the body St. Louis 3, Hoaton 0 Gibson If 3 0 0 0 Ward If 4 12 1 Doran 2b 5 0 3 0 LSmIth It 3 2 2 1 Second Game Saturday's Results Los Angela4, Philadelphia 3 Parrish dh 4 1 1 1 Hrbek lb 4 2 2 1 Puhl rf 5 0 10 McGee cf 4 12 2 MOfTTREAL SAN DIEGO Edmonton X , Montreal 15 brain and spine. itself,” Bradley said. Then ss 5 0 0 0 Vn Slvk3b x3 0 0 0 At Shaker Heights, Ohio, Aug. 21 Sunday's Raults Leach 1b 4 0 0 0 Engle c 4 0 10 ObrhM ObrhM (Par 72) B.C. 44 Winnipeg 6 ’’You can see directly into the spinal The device, however, does have Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 4 Lemon cf 3 0 2 1 GaettI 3b 2 0 11 Cruz If 4)11 Hndrck 1b 4 0 4 2 Raines If 4 2 2 0 Brown If 4 0 ) 0 Sunday's Result Knight 1b 4 12 0 loro rf 4 0 10 JoAnne Corner $654)1)0 737367-69— 282 cord without dyes. It (the NMR drawbacks. St. Louis 5, Hoaton 2 Jones rf 2 0 0 0 Bush dh 4 0 0 1 ASalozr ss 4 0 0 0 Wiggins 1b 4 0 0 0 Avako Okamoto 354)00 71687870— 284 Calgary X , Hamilton 15 Atlanta 11, Chicago 9 Walling 3b 3 0 2 0 Green rf 0 0 0 0 Dawson d 2 0 0 1 Gwynn rf 4 2 2 0 Friday, August X imager) is also very good in detecting Patients with pacemakers, or those Herndon If 2 0 0 0 Bmnsky rf 4 0 2 0 Mmphry cf 3 0 1 1 Porter c 4 0 10 Pat Bradley 234)00 72-737073— 288 New York 4, San Fracisco 3 Brookns 3b 2 0 0 0 Wshngt ss 3 0 0 0 Carter c 4 0 11 Jones d 3 0 11 Donna White 16JOO 70787371— 289 Saskatchewan at Toren to edema, a sweliing of tissue where with metai aneurism clips tying off Los Angelas, Philadelphia 0 MIzerock c 3 0 0 0 (JberktII 2b 3 0 0 0 Oliver 1b 4 0 0 0 Bevacq 3b 1 1 0 1 Ottawa at Edmonton Whitakr 2b 1 1 1 O Revnids ph 1 0 0 0 Ramsey ss 3 1 10 Patty Sheehan 124)00 78746972— 290 water is retained. You can see the weakened blood vessels inside the Monteal 3, San Diego 0,1st game Castillo c 2 0 0 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 t 0 LSalazr ss 3 1 1 0 Jon Stephenson 8,000 71-737876— 294 Satuidoy, Aug. 27 San Diego 5, Montreal 2,2nd game Wocknfss c 2 0 0 0 Ryon p 2 0 0 0 Cox p 3 1 ) 0 Wohifrd rf 3 0 3 0 Bonilla 2b 3 0 0 0 Montreal at B.C. cerebellum. You can detect bleeding brain, cannot use the imager because Herald photo bv Pinto Splimn ph 1 00 0 Allen p 10 00 Sandra Haynie 5,750 70787879— 299 Monday's G am a Totals 32 3 6 3 Totals 34 4 10 4 (Yomrf ph 1 0 0 0 Gwosdz c 3 1 1 3 Alice Miller 5,750 7371-77-78— 299 Sumtay, Aug. X into the brain. You can see how weil the of heat created by the magnetic field, (All Tim a EOT) Ruble p 0 0 0 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 3 0 10 Thurmnd p 3 0 0 0 (talgary of Winnipeg Dotrolt 000 200 018— 3 Bass ph 10 0 0 Janet Coles 4,250 78737876— 300 gail bladder concentrates bile. Bradley said. Cincinnati (Patore 6-11) at Chicago Minnesota 100 020 lOx— 4 Fronen ph 1 0 0 0 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Hollis Stoev 4,250 79737874— 300 (N o la 4-7), 2:20 p.m. Game-winning RBI — GaettI (2). Totals 37 2 10 2 Totals 32 5 12 5 Gulicksn p 2 0 0 0 “ It’s the most dramatic development The NMR device is very sensitive in Miss French Is a Friend x-awarded first base or Amy Alcott 3,500 78787479— 305 Montreal (Rogers 15-7) at L a Angela E— Brookens, Krenchickl. LOB— catcher's Speler oh 10 0 0 Beverly Huke 34M0 74787879^-306 of imaging in this century,” Margulis “ detecting” the subtle abnormalities (Reuss 7-10), 8:15 p.m. Detroit Interference James p 0 0 0 0 New Yark (Swan 2-6) at San Diego 6, Minnesota 11.2B— Krenchickl, Parrish, Houston OW 000 010— 2 Crowly ph 10 0 0 said. caused by strokes or cancer spreading Friends of the Library recently gave retired head Miss French her membership certificate. Miss French (Show 134), 10:05 p.m. Whitaker. 3B — Hrbek. SB — Trammell St. Louis 200012 OOx— S Totale 34 2 8 2 Totals 28 5 6 5 The NMR imaging process is simple to the brain, but cannot always tell (Same-winning RBI— Mc(See(2). Ceuntry Ciub Pan Am librarian Anna French an honorary membership tothe is a Crestfield Convalescent Home resident. Philadelphia (Hudsan 7-5) at San ( 15). S—Brown. SF— Geatti. Montreal IDO ON HOD— 2 for patients, said Dr. Wiliiam G. what the abnormalities are, Bradley Frandsca (Lakey 12-10) 10:35p.m. E— MIzerock, Hendrick, Cox. Sd" Diego 130 00I00X— 5 •••••••••••••••••••••• IP H R E R B B S O DP— Parent-Child — Gross-AI & Doug Bradley, director of the NMR Imaging added. organization. Marjorie Boland of the Friends, left, gave Tuesday's G am a Detroit Game-winning RBI— Gwosdz (1). Martin 73 Dick & Jamie Smith 73, Tony Cincinnati at Chicago Houston 2. LOS— Houston 10, St. Louis 7. E— L. Salazar, A. Salazar, Raines, Pashnick (L 1-3) 5 8 3 3 0 2 2B— L . Smith, Porter, Knight. HR— Cruz & GIno Pletrontonlo 78, Tim & Pete iWedai standings Houston at Pittebargh, 2, twilght Gumpert 2 2)010 Gullickson. DP— Montreal 1, San Diego 1. McNamara 78, Net-Charles & David Atlanta at St. Louis, night (11). SB — L. Smith (31). SF— LOB— Montreal 7, Son Diego 1. 2B— Lopez 1 0 0 0 ) 0 Mumphrev. Bogglnl 71, Dave & David Marshall 71, New York at San Diego, night Minnesota Carter, Raines, Wohiford. HR— Ernie'& Bill Anderson 72, Dave & Jon CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) — Medal Montreal at L a Angela, night IP H RERBBSO Gwosdz standings after the seventh day' of Don’t like competition? Schrm (W 12-4) 7 2-3 6 3 3 1 3 Golas 72, Bill & Tim Heasey 72, Helen & Philadelphia at Sgn Francisco, Dovls (S 23) 1 1-3 0 0 0 2 2 Houston (1). SB— Raines (58), Brown 'd )). SF— competition at the IX Pan American About Town Ryan (L 126) 6 10 5 4 3 5 Jaque Mutty 72, Ken Hussey 8 Mike night HBP— by Pashnick ((5aetti); by Davis Dawson, Bevacquo. Lauzier 72. During the competition. Games: (Lemon). T — 2:29. A— 10,799. Ruble 2 2 0 0 0 1 (tald Silver Bronze Tot. St. Louis . . ____ _ IP H RERBBSO Matt Zanis holed out a pitching wedge Montreal from 120 yords on the first hole (or an U.S. 82 52 31 165 Women complete training Become an acupuncturist Cox (W 1-1) 7 2-3 8 2 1 0 5 Gullicksn (L 11-11)6 6 5 2 1 Cuba 53 27 27 107 EASTERN LEAGUE Allen 1 2 0 0 1 0 3 eagle 2. W L Pet. GB James 2 0 0 0 0 3 Ladles — Best 12-A-Gros8Helen Canada 11 X 32 73 Five voiunteers from the Manchester-Bolton Mariners 7, Indians 2 Sutter (S 14) San Diego Venezuela 3 17 18 38 Reading 83 40 .675 — WP— Allen. A—31,962. Mutty 51, Net-Barbara (tavls 541163 branch of the American Red Cross, recently Lynn 71 53 .573 12'/2 Thurmond (W 62) 7 0 2 1 1 3 B-Gross-Edna Wadas 56, Net-Betty Brazil 2 12 12 26 Bv Frank Spotnitz He now believes acupuncture can f \ i New Britain 66 59 .5S 18 SEATTLE CLEVELAND DeLeon (S 9) 2 0 0 0 0 3 Broucek 59-1465, Jean Wlgren 581365 Mexico 1 5 16 22 completed two-hour training courses at Red Cross United Press International treat at least 47 mental and physical Buffala 64 61 .512 20 Meta 4, Gianta 3 Thurmond pitched to 1 batter In 8th. C-Gross-Dot Hartzog 66, Net-Ann Sola­ Colombia 1 5 8 U headquarters in Farmington. The course are for abrhbl abrhbl T — 2:17. A— 15690. Argentina 1 2 9 12 illnesses, including asthma, head­ Albany 53 66 .445 28 Owen ss 5 0 0 1 Harrah 3b 4 0 1 1 tia 6820-46. volunteers working at community bloodmobiles. Nahua 55 69 .444 2S'/2 Best 16— A-Gross-Erwin Kennedy 73 Peru 1 0 2 3 INDIANAPOLIS - Dr. Sung S. Kim aches, menstrual pains and neuritis. Bernzrd 2b 5 1 1 1 Bannistr rf 5 0 1 0 NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO Ecuador I 0 0 1 Beverly Rhodes, Evelyn Griffith and Carole Curtin Waterbury 52 70 .426 XVi Roenick cf 2 0 1 1 Tabler If 5 0 2 0 a b rh b l obrhM Major League ieaders Net-Georoe Seddon 688-57, Stan knows what the lonely washing ma­ Glens Falls 48 74 .393 34'/2 DHndrs rf 5 0 1 1 Thorntn dh 4 0 1 0 McFarland 626-58, Erwin Kennedy Dominican Re. 0 2 7 9 (Himpleted the session for Bloodmobile history nurses. Kim typically would treat an illness Bradley cf 4 0 2 0 LeMosfr ss 5 0 0 1 Chile 0 4 4 8 chine repairman in the television Saturday's Results Cowens dh 5 1 2 0 Horgrv 1b 3 12 0 Brooks 3b 3 0 0 0 Bergmn 1b 4 0 0 0 60-2-58, Jack Devannev 63858, B-Bob Albany 12, Buffala 4 Batting Sullivan 6812-54, Bob (Senovesl 6811- Puerto Rico 0 1 3 4 This session is designed for licensed practicai nurses, commercials means when he says, "It such as hay fever by inserting thin SHndrsn It 4 1 2 0 Thomas cf 4 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 5 0 10 Robb ph 1 0 0 0 Jamaica 0 0 3 3 Reading 8, Glens Foils 7 Moses If 0 0 0 0 Hassev c 4 0 2 1 Foster If 5 2 11 Dark rf 3 0 10 Notional League 54, Paul Sullivan 69-12-57, Ted St8 registered nurses, previously or presently licensed in sure is lonely.” Kim is the only needles of various lengths into the New Britain 5, Lynn 1 Putnam 1b 4 1 2 1 Franco ss 3 1 1 0 . ^ g Ob r h pet. panskI 6912-57, Roy Anderson 69-12-57, Nlcorogua 0 0 2 2 fleshy area of the hand between the Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Evans 3b 3 0 0 0 Panama 0 0 2 2 Connecti(nit, or a student nurse who has completed the acupuncturist in town. Waterbury 5, Nahua 2 Romos 3b 2 0 0 0 FIschlln 2b 3 0 2 0 Strwbrr rf 3 1 1 0 Leonard If 4 1 1 0 AAodlocfc, Pitt 106 408 60136 .333 Tom Lowery 681858, Ron Janton medical surgical course of a nursing school. thumb and forefinger, in the patient’s . Sunday's Raults RNelsn ph 1 1 1 1 Perkins ph 1 0 0 0 (Xles 2b 3 0 0 0 CDovIs cf 3 0 1 0 Hendrick, StL ill 406 55 134 .330 71-13-58, Bill Palmer 71-1358, Dave L.SmIth, StL 91 339 55111 .327 Lois Morgan and Marjory Threser completed the He doesn’ t suffer from a shortage of face and back. Nahua 8, Buffala 6 JAIIen 3b 1 0 0 0 MCastlll rf 0 0 0 0 Staub ph 10 12 Yonobld 2b 2 1 0 0 Kozlovich 6911-58, C-BIII Dobbing eeeggaggegegegggggaeee Reading 19, Glens Foils 2 Sweet c 4 2 3 1 Bailor 2b 0 0 0 0 Brenly c 3 111 Oawson, Mtl 119 475 78151 .318 79-24-55, Bill Ahn 7416-58, Brian Robl- course for non-technical volunteers. This session patients — he has plenty, both at his Lynn 3, New Brifain 2 Knight, Hou 114 407 32 129 .317 deau 781858, Art Bobldouk 7817-53 Terminals from a weak electric Totals 30 7 13 7 Totals 36 2 12 2 Ortiz c 4 0 10 Hammkr p 2 0 0 0 (tavers all areas of a bloodmobile from the practice in Indianapolis two days a Albany at Waterbury Seattle 000 000 502— 7 Oauend ss 3 12 1 Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 Cruz, Hou 121 449 69 141 .314 Chas Whelan 8827-58, Sweeps-A-Gross- generator are attached to the needles, Momiay's (3ama Cleveland 000 002 000— 2 Ashford 2b 0 0 0 0 Venobl ph 0 0 0 0 Oliver, Mtl 119 471 56146 .310 Erwln Kennedy 72, Net-Ctaorge Seddon Carracing registration of donors to the canteen. week and at his practice three days a Buffalo at Nahua (3ame-wlnnlng RBI — Sweet (4). Torrez p 4 0 0 0 Barr p 0 0 0 0 Horner, Atl 104 386 75 117 .303 776-69, Jack Devannev 74869, Steve The Connecticut Valley East branch in Manchester week in Cincinnati, where he makes his which remain in the patient’s body for Lynn at Glens Falls Murphy, Atl 124 447 105 135 .302 Matava 74371, George Martin 787-71, E— Abbott. LOB— Seattle 7, Cleve­ Heep If 0 0 0 0 Nicosia ph 1 o I 1 has the responsibility for 21 bloodmobiles a year, home. about 15 minutes. The treatments New Britain at Reading land Pettinl pr 0 0 0 0 Pena, Pitt 112 396 28 119 .301 B-Gross-Tom Lowery 81, Net-Bob Sul­ usually continue once or twice a week Albany at Waterbury 11. 2B— Thorntah, Hargrave, Har­ American League livan 881368, Roy Anderson 81-1269, including ones at each high school, Manchester Totals 35 4 9 4 Totals 31 3 5 3 He said the public generally has been Albany 000 050 300 — 8 6 1 rah, ^ Y o r k 000 001 130-4 g ob r h pet. Paul Correnti 82-11-71, Bill Palmer 400 Race Championship Community College, J.S. Penney and many churches for several weeks, depending on the a T Waterbury 010 000001— 27 1 Sweet, Bernozard. Son Frondsen 080 000 003— 3 Boggs, Bos 117 448 76167 .373 84-1371, Paul Sullivan 8312-71, C- receptive to acupuncture, but Western illness C orm , Cal 99 377 52 135 .358 GrosvBIII Ahn 83 Ray Hickey 83 and clubs. Edwards and FIck; K. Jona, Bucha­ IP H R E R B B S O Game-winning RBI — Foster (9). At Brooklyn, Mich., Aug. 11, lia doctors have greeted with skepticism nan (7) and Corbett. W— Edwara (6-10), Seattle E— Evans. DP— New York 1, San McRae, KC 120 455 73 149 .327 Net-mil Dabbing 942470. Because of the increase in the number of Abbott (W 5-3) 6 8 2 2 3 2 Trammell, Del 102 348 57 113 .325 1. Cole Yarborough, Chevrolet, 2X the ancient practice of using carefully Acupuncture is considered experi­ L— Jones (3-5). HRs— Albany, Stephen­ Fropclsco 1. LOB— New York 9, Son Best 15— A-GroSs-TIm La Francis 73 lops, $X,1K. bloodmobiles and number of donors, the program in son Stanton (S 4) 3 4 0 0 0 3 Francisco 8. 2B— Orilz, Staub, Leonard. Moseby, Tor 116 412 78 133 .323 Net-Ray Gordon 597-52, Bill Moran placed needles to treat pain and other mental in the United States, which 95 360 74 116 .322 2. -Darrell Waltrip, Chevrolet, 2X, Manchester is in need of many more volunteers, with (19) and PyznarskI (24); Waterbury, Cleveland HR— Foster (22),Oquendo(1). SB— Clark »-S-S3, B-Wallv Irish 6312-50, Jim X,775 symptoms. means insurance companies won’t pay Rowdon (20). Jeffcoat (L 0-1) 6 5 3 3 3 3 (4), Bradley (4). Whitaker, Det 120 476 74 152 .319 Grier 6814-51, Rick DeNIcolo 6412-53 special emphasis on history nurses. Splllner 0 2 2 2 0 0 Simmons, Mil 115 450 56 142 .316 Mort Rosenthol 6813-53, Sol Evange­ 3. Bill Elliott, Ford, 2X, 17,205. The problem, Kim admits, is that no for it in most cases and doctors must Lynn 000 010 020 — 3 9 3 IP H RERBBSO 4. Terry Lctaonte, (3ievrolet, 2X, 13,245. The two-hour training sessions are held once a New Britain 000 100100 — 2 8 t Brennan 362202 Now York Yount, Mil in 424 79 132 .311 lista 64-11-53, Paul Sullivan 6812-53 one really understands why it works. obtain consent forms from their Sace, Marcheskle (4), Green (8) and Jeffcoat pitched to 3 batters In 7th; Cooper, Mil 120 497 79 154 .310 C-BIII Dobbing 732469, Ray Remes 5. Tim Richmond, Pontiac, 3K, 10,205. month, the second Wednesday of the month and are Torrez (W 7-14) 8 1-3 5 3 3 7 4 8 Richard Petty, Pontiac, 2X, 11A40. Some don’t believe it works at all. patients. Malkin; Mecerod, Mitchell (8) and Splllner pitched ta 2 batters In 7th; Orosco (S 14) 23 0 0 0 0 0 Home Runs 69-19-50, Bill Leone 67-1851, Dick open to anyone willing to volunteer a few hours each Malpeso. W— Marcheskle (4-2), Abbott pitched ta 1 better In 7th. Son Frondsco National League — Schmidt, Phil 28; Melton 7825-51, Sweeps-A-Gros8Tlm 7. Dale Earnhcrdt, Ford, 2X, 12,140. " I t ’s a mystery,” he said. "There’s "Most (insurance companies) will L— HBP-—by Abiiatt (Hargrove). T — 2:51. Oawson, Mtl and Murphy, Atl 26; Evons, LaFrancIs 73, Net-Bill Moran 74569, 8. Lake Speed, Chevrolet, 199.4A40. month at one or more of the Bloodmobiles in Hammokr (L 106) 6 3 1 1 4 4 9. David Pearson, Oievrolet, 199,4,140. lots of mysteries about acupuncture." pay if it is done for pain," Kim said. Mecerod (11-6). A Lavelle 11110 2 SF 25; Guerrero, LA 24. Ward Holmes 77-374, B-Gros8Bob Manchester. Transporation is provided. For more — 10,259. American League — Armas, Bos ond Norwood83 Net-JIm Grier 831469, Sal 10. Buddy taker. Ford, 199,4440. Kim himself was mystified by the “ That’s progress.” Barr 2 5 2 0 1 1 11. Dove/Hords, (3ievrolcl, 199,1,240. information call 643-5111. There’s no question about it. Human WP— Torrez, Hammaker. T— 2:49. Rice, Bos 27; Cooper, Mtl, Winfield, NY Evangelista 8311-71, C-Gross-Alex procedure when he first saw it A— and Kittle, Chi 25. EIgner, Jr. 91, Net-Ed Hayes 881873 1Z Ron Bouchard, Buick, 198,6430. Dr. Donald E. Wood, an Indianapolis Strikeouts Runs Batted In 13. Benny Parsons, Chevrolet, 198, Plans final for reunion demonstrated by Chinese doctors visit­ internist who traveled to China in 1974 Blood can not be manufactured; it must be White Sox 3, Rangers 1 a02D. 3,140. ' National League — Dawson, Mtl 93; ing Kansas City after President Nix­ with a group of doctors to witness Murphy, Atl 88; Schmidt, Phil 85; Taiiwood 14. Kyle Petty, Pontiac, 197,5495. The Manchester High School class of 1948 has on’s breakthrough journey to China in GIVENI NEW YORK ( UPI) -C a re e r strikeouts 15. Jody Ridley, Chevrolel, 197,2,740. acupuncture demonstrations, said by Steve Carlton of Philadelphia and CHICAGO TEXAS Guerrero, LA 76; Hendrick, StI and scheduled its 35th reunion on Oct. 15 at 6 p.m. at ab r h bl ab r h M Braveall.CubaB Kennedy, SD 72. 4 Mon Medal, 3 Best Balls — 16. tab Senneker, Pontiac, 196,2440. 1972. there is good reason to be skeptical. Nolan Ryan of Houston, who earlier this Gross-Ed Stone, Mike Dovls Sr., John 17. (k-eg Sacks, Chevrolet, 195,2,740. Jester’s Court on Tolland Turnpike. season surpassed the malor-leogue re­ RLaw cf 3 1 1 0 Tollesn 2b 2 0 0 0 American League — Cooper, Mil 105; Kim ’s wife had been suffering neck Be a Blood Donor! Fisk c 4 12 2 O'Brien lb 1 0 0 0 Nellgon, Len Angell 219, Roy Bell, Jim 18. Mark Martin, Oldsmcblle, 195,3,140. Richard Hassett of Manchester said the response cord Winfield, N Y 95; Rice, Bos 89; Parrish, T ymon, Jim BMwell, Stan Domlan 224, pains for several years that doctors had "It could be related to what we call o( 3,509 set by Walter Johnson In 21 Baines rf 4 0 ) 0 Bell 3b 3 0 00 ATLANTA CHICAGO Det 87; Simmons, Mil 84. 19. Trevor Bovs, Chevrolet, 195,5475. from out-of-town and out-of-state classmates has been the 'Ying and the Yang theory — a Walker 1b 3 0 0 0 Wright cf 4 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Net-Rov Broege, Ron Broege, Norm X . Dean Combs, Buick, 194,2490. been unable to cure. "She happened to seasons (1907-27). StMen Bases Pellltler, Jim Creogan 190, Rich Bu- overwhelming. He said he expects that some 50 Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 Parrish rf 4 1 3 0 Butler It 6 0 0 0 Bosley cf 3 3 2 1 Notional League — Raines, Mtl 58; 21. Dick Brooks, Ford, 19X4415. be a guinea pig in that seminar,” he physiological reaction in which there „ 1»6^02 1903 total Hubbrd 2b 5 2 2 1 Smith p 0 0 0 0 cherl. Bob Miller, Stan Skiba, Dennis percent of the class will return for the affair. Steve Carlton 3,434 209 3A43 Kittle If 3 10 0 Stein 1b 4 0 10 Wilson, NY and S.Sax, LA 40; LeMoster, ZL Lennie Pond, Buick, 193,4,155. said. “ At the second treatment, she got are fast nerve waves and slow nerve Stegman It 0 0 0 0 Hostetir dh 4 0 1 1 Perry 1b 5 1 1 1 /Morals ph 10 0 0 SF 36; Wiggins, SD 34. Sheehan . 191, Rich Zemgulys, Leo x : Buddy Arrington, Dodge, 192,3445. Robert Hilderbrand of 49C Sycamore Lane is in COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH , „ 106B02 1903 total Murphy cf 2 4 4 Sondbrg 2b 4 2 2 0 Bravakis, Jim Booth, Jerry Blanchard 24. Joe Ruttmon, Buick, 19i 3485. rid of her problem and 1 was stunned.” waves and blocking out one of them will Nolan Ryon 3,494 133 3,627 Hairstn dh 4 0 0 0 Sample If 4 0 0 0 6 American League — Henderson, 585 East Center Street VLaw 3b 4 0 ) 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 Wshngtn rf 5 2 2 0 Durhom If 4 1 2 5 Ook 193 Charles RomanowskI, Ken Sc8 25. Bobby Hlllln Jr., Buick, 191,14X. charge of tickets. stop the pain,” Wood said field. Bob Fdrrand, Pete Velldow 199, Already A practicing general sur­ Fletchr ss 4 0 0 0 Blittner ph 1 0 0 0 Romlrz ss 3 1 2 1 Coy 3b 4 1 1 0 82; R. Low, Chi 57; Cruz, C3il 48; Wilson, , ?*• Eddie Blerschwale, Buick, 189, JCruz 2b 4 0 0 0 Dent ss 3 0 10 Johnson 3b 4 1 1 1 Bucknr 1b 3 0 0 0 Vince JozMnski, Art St. Louis, Frank 1440. Masons plan block dance geon, Kim needed no more evidence to "That’s what they (the Chinese) felt American League KC 47; Sample, Tex 36. Sullivan, Jim Rltghle 199. Totals 33 3 5 2 Totals 33 1 6 1 BenedId c 4 1 1 1 Johnston If 1 o 0 0 PMdiIng X . Ricky Rudd, Chevrolet, 188,3,165. convince him to travel to Seoul, Korea, was the theory behind it. As of today, 1 Chicago 000031 000— 3 Perez p 3 0 10 Moreind rf 4 0 1 1 Best 15 — Gross6>lno Calderone 57, X . Tom m y Gale, Ford, 186,3,105. Temple Corporation of the Manchester Lodge 73 of Wednesday, August 24-12:00 to 5:00 Blue Jays 7. Red Sox 3 Victories Mike Davis Sr, 58, Net-Rich Zemgulys to be trained in acupuncture at Kyung haven’t seen that that theory was Texos 010 000 000— 1 Camp 0 1)10 Dovls c 4 111 National League — Rogers, Mtl 167; » Sterling Marlin, Chevrotet, 175, Masons wil hold a block dance Aug. 27 from 6 to 10 p.m. Game-winning RBI — Fisk (6). Bedrosin p 1 0 1 0 Bowa ss 4 0 0 0 44, Jim Creogan 46, Stan Skiba 47, Bob 3604S* Hee University. definitely proven," he said. Draveckv, SD and Soto, O n 144; Perez, Lewis 47, Norm Pelletier 47. at Robertsqn Park tennis courts. It is open to all TORONTO BOSTON E— Dent, Baines. LOB— Chlcoga Ruthven p O 0 0 0 Atl 13-4; Denny, Phil 135; Valenzuela, 30. Horry Gant, Buick, 171,9440. Walk-ins welcome — Child Care provided ab r h M ab r h bl BordI p 10 0 0 _ Best 18 — Gross-Gtno Calderone 78 31. Phil Parsons, Chevrolet, 169,1,1X. members of Masonic-affiliated groups and their LA 136, Bob Chambers 78, Ed Stone 80, Nick Garda 2b 5 3 3 0 Remy 2b 4 0 11 Texas 7. HR— Fisk (20). Prolv p 0 0 0 0 American League — McGregor, Balt X J. D. McDuffie, Pontloc 164,2475 families and friends. Moseby cf 5 2 2 2 Boggs 3b 4 0 10 IP H R E R B B S O Woods Ph 10 0 0 165; Morris, Det 168; Hoyt, Chi 1610; Pahoulls SO, Net-Charles PllltowskI 33. D. K. Ulrich, Pontiac, 151,24W. The following sponsors of this ad are helping you to lorg 3b 5 0 12 Rice If 4 1 1 1 Chicago Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Guidry, N Y and Honeycutt, Tex 14-8. 81-17-64, Bob Farrand 8815-65, Bob 34. tabby AlUson, Buick, 137,9440. Refreshments will be available. A small admission Mulinks 3b 0 0 0 0 Armas cf 4 0 0 0 Bnnstr (W 12-9) 6 2-3 5 , ^ 1 2 9 Hall cf 2 111 Lewis 882368 Bill Dowd 89-2163 35. Nell Bonnelt, Chevrolet, 133,6495. charge will be asked for adults. Children under 12 will 1 Larry Adams 92-2468, George Young answer the question. CJhnsn 1b 4 0 11 Ystrzm dh 4 0 0 0 Barolas (S 12) 21-3 1 0 0 0 2 I « » « » 43 11 16 9 TOMS 36 f to 9 ■********p*hgggg#g#ggg* 3*. Geoff Bodine, Pontiac, 92,3431 be admitted free. Music will be provided by George CUP THIS ON Upshaw 1b 1 1 0 0 Nichols rf 4 Texos0 2 0 Affonta 600111310— 11 881869, Ron Broege 8817-69, Bob 37. Morgan Shepherd, Bulck,63,84X. Bonnell If 3 12 0 Stopletn lb 3 Butcher 1 1 0 (L 44) 6 5 3 2 2 7 Chicago 113I00110-.9 Russell 8816-69, Bill Dion 942869, Lou Dombroski. YOUR BUIUTIN BOARD Barfield rf 4 0 3 1 Allenson c 2 Schmidt0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 Game-winning RBI— Murphy (12). Genovesi 87-18-69, Ted Tedford 8817-73 For more information call any officer of any of the Savings Bank of Manchester W.l. Irish Insurance Bell dh 3 0 11 Gedmn oh 10 0 0 1 HBP— by Butcher (Kittle). WP— E— Durham 2 Buckner. OP— Atlantal. Transactions John Banovlge 81-11-70. The last times ta register at Orta ph 1 0 0 0 Jurak ss 3 111 Bannister 2, Butcher. T— 2:51. A— LOB— Atlanto 11, Chicago 2. 2B— .„“ *!.*?-~,?’°*J'®®*>ChSnit)ers31,BIII BaigiumFormula2 affiliated bodies. Martinez c 4 o 0 0 11,861. Murphy, Embury 32, Net-Chorlle Manchester Community College Griffin ss 4 0 0 0 Bosley, Durham, WasMngton, Hub­ OfMiMIII PllltowskI 33924, Bob Lewis 3812-24, MACC cheese giveaway for the Fall semester: Totals 39 7 13 7 Totals 33 3 7 3 bard, Paul Cosman 1. Jonathon Palmer, Britain, Rett Nassiff Camera Shop Heritage Savings Bank Tim nto — Signed shortstop Webster 36-11-25, Bob Quagllo 38925. Honda, 1 hour 6mlnutes 12.Xsecondi. Toronto 000 0)2 0 22-7 Moroland. HR— Bosley (2), Dovls (21), Garrison, their seconLround selection In Cheese will be distributed Thursday from 3to 6 p.m. Tuesday, August 23, 1-4 p.m. Boston I00020 00X— 3 2. /Mike Thockwell, New Zeidand, Ralt Durhom (12), Murphy (26), Hall (9). S— Ihe June tree agent droft. Honda, 1:06:2X86. to those who have registered on Aug. 4 at Center Game-winning RBI— C. Johnson (9). Ramirez. F o o tb a ll Wednesday, August 24, 4-7 p.m. ••••gggbbb*«g***«*ggBg . L^D'llponStTelff, France, ACJS-BMW, Congregational Church. 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V i Here are 1,500 ■V.r possible choices Mail refund trader Bv Frances Berg The Sun, Lowell, Mass should be specific Distributed by UPl £ ^ aw » CHELMSFORD, Mass. — You might name your By Martin Sloane offers I have already sent have already used. 'M guppy Abra, meaning mother of multitudes. United Feature or. Remember, some of Readers who are inter­ You’ve a cantankerous fish? How about Havelock, Syndicate he bigger companies ested in finding the forms meaning sea contest? lave dozens of current that appear all too infre­ J For a cat, why not Hulbert, graceful; Mandel, oval D EAR M ARTIN: I am refund offers. Writing quently in their super­ eyes; Erasmus, lovable? just a beginner at trading ’Kellogg’s” on my re- markets can start a re­ They’re all among a total o f 1,500 unique names fOr refund forms by mail, but luest list would'bring me quest list by going through pets in “The No Name Pet Name Guide” just I wonder why other trad­ iozens of Kellogg’s refund the refund offers listed in published by Claire Azzalina of Chelmsford. ers send out such detailed orms, most of which I this column. Azzalina says it all began with the arrival of request lists. Why not just daughter Lisa’s parakeet two years ago. send out a list of all the “ We named it H y m a n Berkowitz — Hy Birde for ■ products you use, instead short,” she laughs. of listing ail of the refund Clip ‘n’ file refunds *’■ “ Last year, we got a cocker spaniel that'used to forms by name? It seems greet people at the door, and we had to thinkof an AKC to me that trading Pet Products (File No. 12-B) (American Kennel Club) Registry name.” partners would keep these Herald photos by Tarquinlo This isn’t easy, she explains, because duplication o f ' lists and this would save a Clip out this file and keep it with similar h g t:'^ - any name ever registered is not allowed. lot of time spent in contin­ cash-off-coupons — beverage refund offers with This hand-crafted boomerang-shaped copper end table is for sale. Dawkins is “ We called her Lady Buffy — for her color,” she ually updating them. — beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting shrugs in disdain. "And I said, ’There’s gotta be a , Karen England, Ade- the needed proofs of purchase while looking for asking $450. better way.’ . ' lanto, Calif. the required forms at the supermarket, in " I wanted to find some very unusual names.” says . DEAR KAREN: My newspapers and magazines, and when trading Azzalina, “ because pets reflect the people they’re guess is there are almost a with friends. Offers may not be available in all with — their feelings, their tastes, yes. even their ^ million refunders trading areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive strangeness. refund forms by mail to each refund. 2 Plumber turned artist “ I thought of my favorite foods and drinks.” SheT increase their refunding The following refund offers are worth $14.13. came up with names like Napoleon, Cheddar," opportunities. They take This week’s refund offers have a total value of Beaqjolis, Stinger, Tequila, Flapjack, Paprika, Taco. .UPI photo IS or 20 refund forms $30.60. She thought of color names like Alabaster, Coal, Charmaine Lanham (Center) is a leader of a new big as the artists they have influenced. With her are theye find in super­ This offer doesn’ t require a refund form: Dawkins creates pieces from any media FRISKIES Kitty Greens Offer, Box 1314, Pico Saffron; size names like Amazon, Bonzai, Chip, organization promoting biuegrass music. Sher and daughter Heidi and banjo-picking husband Marty, markets and cutout forms Noggin (small cup); masculine names; Biblical in newspapers and maga­ Rivera, CA 90665. Receive a Kitty Greens kit, names; royalty names. All became chapters. her associates want to to make biuegrass singers as leader of The Lanhams. zines that they can’t use, which consists of a plastic pot filled with earth By Sarah E. Hall This sculpture, titled "Flowers in a Her search took her from Webster’s finest to books and seeds. Send five entire Friskies canned cat Herald Reoorter and put them into an on names, books on the history of animals, old birth envelope and mail them to food labels and a $1,75 check or money order for 2 Stream,” is one of Dawkins' earliest records. a trading partner in each “ grow your own” Kitty Greens. Include Standing in paint-splatterred beige work pants, works. She found “ his ‘n’ hers” names — “ names you never another city. In a week, your name and address. There is no limit on this Thomas H. Dawkins of 28 N. Elm St. peers at the metal hear about” likeDanica, morning star; Disa, active Biuegrass sheds hay bale image back will come 15 or 20 offer. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. sculpture he's working on. curly-cue. It sits atop a tall wooden stand in Dawkins’ sprite; Flanna, red-haired; Gitana, gypsy; Musetta, different refund forms. These offers require refund forms: He grimaces. He scratches at a patch of his living room. ALPO Canned $1 Refund. Send the required quiet song; Arvad, wanderer; Casimir and Kasmira, I By Michael Jensen image. We are trying to get the existing And if Monroe is the “ Father of Even if only a few of these gray-black hair. He bends a piece of wire, part of the refund form and 24 Universal Product Code commands peace; Ashur, warlike. ' United Press International biuegrass community in Nashville to help Biuegrass,” Earl Scruggs is the “ High refund forms can be used, wide-meshed boat which will crest a copper wave symbols from any size, any variety of Alpo OTHER PIECES stand nearby. ’’Remnant No.1” is The young Chelmsford mother of two wound it allup promote biuegrass to the mainstream.” Priest of the Banjo.” with an average refund when the piece is finished. a piece of of sulfur sponge larva (which Dawkins’ with an Ace to Zwieback potpourri died “ Last Chance NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A new organiza­ Many a banjo picker will say Scruggs value of $1.30 per offer, it Canned Dog Food. Expires Dec, 31, 1983. Then he biurts out what is on his mind. "Some grandkids found on the beach) surrounded, in back, HARTZ. Receive a coupon for a free 10-pound ABC’s.” tion promoting biuegrass music wants to THE ASSOCIATION co-sponsored a inspired him to take up the instrument. is worth the time and people don’t even call it art,” he says. " I don’t give a by a giant copper clam shell. ’’The purpose of the bag of Hartz Mint Scented Cat Litter. Send the What’s happened since, Azzalina says, has proved shoo the dancing pigs off the stage, hang number of biuegrass concerts at the Scruggs invented the three-finger pickin’ postage. damn.” piece is to enhance the beauty of the remnant,” says required refund form and the Universal Product “ an education. In the writing, I learned a lot about the overalls on a nail and sweep the last of Tennessee Performing Arts Center this style and wrote such hits as “ Foggy Putting refund forms in For the last decade, the 66-year-old Dawkins has Dawkins. Code symbol from any Hartz Mint Scented bag. research, about markets.” the hay crop out of the footlights. spring, was one of the sponsors of the 1983 Mountain Breakdown” and “ The Ballad of an envelope and just send­ been what other people would call an artist. That’s a ’’Remnant” belongs to his daughter Elizabeth Expires Dec, 31, 1983. Irked rather than deterred by major publishers' Biuegrass has influenced such artists as Nashville Summer Lights Festival, and Jed Clampett,” better known as the theme ing them off to a trading title he hesitates to accept. At heart, he still seems the Poreba of New York City, but he says he would be KIBBLES ’N BITS, TENDER CHUNKS Free rejections of her maiden opus — “ It wasn’ t dirty or Buddy Holly, the Grateful Dead and helped write the resolution for Bill Monroe song of “ The Beverly Hillbillies.” partner sounds very plumber he was before, for more than 30 years. He willing to create a replica for $2,000. Theoriginal piece Picture Frame Offer. Receive a free gold-tone sexy” — she went the local printer route. ! Crosby, Stills & Nash, but it always has Day in Tennessee. “ The first time 1 heard Scruggs, I layed chancy. What if you can’t doesn’t make a fulltime living at his present craft — took him nearly two years to complete. 5-by-7-inch picture frame. Send the required “ I had a stack of books at home,’’ she continues, "so suffered from a “ hay bale image.” Ms. Lanham and her associates want to down my guitar and started playing the use any of the forms that he’s semi-retired — but it occupies much of his time. Across the room is his only clay sculpture, a bust of I started a mail order business.” Her ads will appear are sent in return? That’s refund form and any combination of two HIS DAMP, clutterred cellar ik his only studio. He ’ ’If you wanted to sell biuegrass, you had make biuegrass singers as big as the banjo,” said Hubert Davis, leader of the himself. He completed it two years ago while taking by September in nationwide cat, dog and horse the reason why successful Universal Product Codes/Purchase Seals from shuns art supply stores, for the most part, and prefers to bring out dancing pigs and overalls,” artists they have influenced. popular Season Travellers. his first and last formal art course — “ Basic magazines. traders send along a re­ Ken-L Ration Kibble 'n Bits and/or Ken-L Ration to buy raw materials from local industries. says Charmaine Lanham, a leader of the The Grateful Dead, Crosby, Stills & Blugxrass is appealing because it’s “ fun Sculpture’ ’ at Central Connecticut State University in Meanwhile, she’s captured an area radiointerview,- quest list which names Tender Chunks. Expires Nov. 30, 1983. ” On metal sculpture,” he says, ” it’s about 10 per Nashville Biuegrass Music Association Nash and the Eagles all have roots in music,” says Ms. Lanham’s banjo-picking New Britain. and a mention by a top Boston columnisL She’s' each of the refund forms KITTY Gardens Offer, Receive rye grass cent ingenuity and creativity, and about 90 per cent International. biuegrass, and Buddy Holly used to listen husband. Marty Lanham, the leader of Some of his pieces reflect his practical nature. His celebrating her first local outlet— the boo kstoreat the they are looking for. With Kittyf Garden or rye grass Kitty Garden and an engineering and carrying out.” to it quite a bit, Ms. Lanham said. The Lanhams. “ laid-back watering-pot” is made of copper tubing Chelmsford Mall — and is hunting distributors. The association, founded in January, a request list, we trade by oat Kitty Garden. Send the required refund form His new career began 10 years ago when he made a ” I ’ve even heard that some Beatles “ It’s not pretentious,” he said. ” If you with attached brass rods, and looks like a sleek, tilted Azzalina, a telephone company supervisor until wants to change all that. The members are choice rather than by and two Universal Product Code symbols from copper bracelet for a woman he was dating'. Since his harmonies were inspired by Bill Monroe,” play a banjo or fiddle, people will react.” version of the common gardening utensil. motherhood intervened, says ^ e ’s “ amused” at how working to get biuegrass — modern chance. Trading partners any size bag of Kitty Littler Brand cat box filler girlfriend was interested in music, the twice-divorced biuegrass, “ not just Bill Monroe and Flatt she said. “ But I wouldn’t swear to that.” Monroe once described it as “ Scotch far something that was “ just a little project,” begun bagpipes and old time fiddlin’ . It’s do their best to fill these and $1.25 for rye grass garden or. for both rye and Dawkins decorated his gift with musical notes from ALSO FUNCTIONAL is a boomerang-shaped & Scruggs” — some widespread less than a year ago, has gone. She found husband MOST BLUEGRASS historians trace Methodist and Holiness and Baptist. It’s requests and this helps to oat garden, send three Universal Product Code "some wedding march.” copper table supports three cacti. ■acceptance. Andy, a field engineer with Amdahl Computers d - the music’s roots directly to Monroe, the blues and jazz and it has a high lonesome make each trade symbols from any size bag of Kitty Litter Brand A Since he had only dated her a few times, his choice of ” I ’d sell it for about $450,” he says of the Waltham, “ always supportive,” and "kind of! “ There are a lot of great pickers who are worthwhile. cat box filler and $2. Expires Dec. 31, 1983, decoration caused a few laughs when his girlfriend “ Father of Biuegrass,” who still appears sound. It’s played from my heart to your highly-polished piece, “ but it all depends on what I ’m surprised that I actually finished it. doing incredible things,” Ms. Lanham We get very specific RECOPE Cheaper By The Dozen Sale. Receive Dawkins made this clay bust of himself recognized the tune. At any rate, he started making on the Grand Ole Opry. Monroe came out heart, and it will touch you.” offerred. I ’m a damn Yankee, you know.” “ I’d like other women at home to realize that every said. “ But the general public only knows with the forms we put on a four 25-cent Receipe coupons. Send the required after taking a course at Central copper bracelets tor his girlfriend’s children, and of the hills of Kentucky in the 1920’s and Davis put it another way. But he admits he’s not making a living on his art, nor one has her own talents,” Chelmsford’s newest author;; the stars. request list because by refund form and 12 nutrition circles from the front even sold a couple — for $15 each — to outsiders. introduced the world to a form of music “ I don’t drink,” Davis said. “ But I get Connecticut State University two years does he intend to. Yet he spends about six hours a day said. “ Very often people have talents they don't now^ “ Biuegrass has always had a hay bale doing so, we get more of panels of any Receive Dinner Variety. Expires The brass and copper “ Flower in the Stream” was previously only heard in the mountains. high as a kite on that biuegrass music.” ago. This is the only formal art training carving, cutting, shaping, molding. He lives off his they have. In the quiet of your own home, you can' the refund forms we need. Oct. 31, 1983. one of his first serious pieces. Its center is a savings and the money his two room-renters pay him, experiment and find out what you can do and build on If, as you suggest, my list VICTORY Lambert Kay $1 Refund. Send the he has received. pipe-fitting, and the piece looks like a fragile and that, he says, is enough for now. it.” only showed the brands I required refund form and the front panel from a use, I would probably get Victory or Victory 5 Flea & Tick Collar package. H ‘Father of ecology’ now 100 Advice a lot of duplicate forms for Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Thoughts Scott Nearing finds his radicaiism is now revered Undertaker’s tale shaves the truth “ Let the day’s own trouble be exposure to mosquitoes which allows a sufficient for the day.” Matthew 6:34 deeper perspective of the whole prob­ G By Mike Clancy In short, he’s a 100-year-old ment for “ attempting to cause Anticipated troubles are often worse lem and a confidence in dealing with it. re-published in 1970. Its second DEAR ABBY: You said eighth anniversary, and I He calls me all the time United Press International radical. insubordination and mutiny.” that hair and fingernails than actual troubles. We often agonize Similarly with the problems of life, printing was so popular that it thank God every day for and asks me to meet him He grew up working in Pennsyl­ The prosecution was a mistake more over that which might happen to the ones we see least clearly are the sparked a parade of thousands of do not grow after death. sending this wonderful, somewhere after work HARBORSIDE, Maine (UPI) - vania coal mines and lumber for the government. Nearing, us than we do over what really happens ones we fear the most. If we can shed people to the Nearings’ Forest Well, you are wrong. My understanding, consider­ just so we can be together. Scott Nearing, often called the camps. He left the mines to study representing himself, used the to us. light upon our fears the tension is Home in Harborside. .mother told me that when ate man to me. I know he loves me father of the modern ecology in college, staying on as a teacher trial as a stage for spreading Dear Abby How tense we become when we hear reduced. And if we deal with the “ It’s ironic that now, with Scott iBe was a little girl, she We rarely have sex. It because he always wants movement, continues to try to for a time. But his teaching career Socialist ideas. He was acquitted. a mosquito buzzing near us in the dark. problem a few times it often becomes a so frail, he’s become so popular,” (Ived over a funeral par- almost never comes up, to be with me. I love him teach as he battles the effects of was destined to be short and In time Nearing became dis­ Helen said. She decided the after­ Iw , and bodies were kept Abigail Van Buren We are helpless before it. If we turn on a mere nuisance. age, having recently celebrated rugged. ► but our lives are filled and want to be with him, light the level of tension is reduced gusted with socialism and joined Light and experience are important noon had turned too cold for down there for as long as with other things that too, but it’s hard for us to his 100th birthday. ; When at age 25 he co- authored the Communist Party. When he tSfo weeks waiting for all because we can now see our nemesis, weapons for us in our struggle with the Nearing, and she asked help interest us. He has never be together because this “ I keep taking the chance that the first of his more than 50 books, wrote a book disagreeing with we can anticipate where it will land, everyday problems we experience. supporting him as he shuffled into the relatives to get there complained or made me other woman has some someone will listen; someone will he set his feet on a long path of Lenin, the party expelled him. and prepare ourselves to deal with. the house. Car the funeral, feel guilty. We have never kind of hold on him. heed,” he said in a recent criticism and opposition. His activ­ As a radical. Nearing began to r She said the undertaker Calmest of all are those who can wait Rev. Kenneth E. Knox interview. ities were strongly opposed by his gone for counseling be­ He doesn’ t know what to until a mosquito lands and then simply find it very difficult to earn a NEARING TURNED 100 on Aug. said sometimes they had dead had been found with Sorry, you are dead Talcottville Congregational The day was a dear one. The bosses at the University of cause apparently we don’t do and I don’t either. I swat it. This calmness comes from long Church living, to get his books published or 6. to shave a corpse and cut “ beards down to their wrong. My statement re­ afternoon sun sent glints of gold Pennsylvania. need it. I ’ve always heard can’t go on like this. even to stay in touch with other “It was a very special day,” the fingernails several knees and fingernails six mains good as Gold. streaking from the waters of that a poor sex life will Please help me. His dismissal in 1915 created a radicals. Helen said. “ They came from all times because they grew inches long.” Penobscot Bay to land softly on furor in the national press and turn a marriage sour, and B. SHOWCASE In 1932, at age 49, Nearing moved over to visit. The kids had banners long and became Pursuing this grave un­ DEAR ABBY; Until 1 Nearing’s heavily lined face. brought strenuous debate about wonder why it hasn’t DEAR B: Only your to a rundown farm in Vermont. and they sang songs. They had a noticeable. dertaking, I called Bill saw the letter in your Cinema Wrapped in a blanket, he sat in a freedom of speech. Nonetheless, affected ours? boyfriend knows why he is Over the next 20 years, the cake with one giant candle on it to My mother isn’ t living Gold, spokesman for the column signed “ Second wooden chaise lounge at the edge Penn would not rehire him. DOING NICELY ’’afraid” to tell the Nearings built by hand nine stone mark the passage of one century.” now to verify this, but it’s Los Angeles County Cor­ Thoughts,” I thought I Hartford FIRST SHOW ONLY ' of a field of wildflowers in front of Nearing tried again, becoming a WITHOUT woman with whom he is 7:35, 9:55. buildings and three of wood. Nearing now speaks little and true nevertheless. oner’s office, who said: was the only person in the Clnoma City — Easy Mo­ Manchester his country home. political science professor at the living with that he wants ney (R) 2, 4, 7, 9. — Seyen They became vegetarians and sleeps much. Helen sleeps on a ^I think you owe your “ Growth of hair and nails world who just plain UA Theaters Eait — Stay­ Helen, his wife of 33 years, stood University of Toledo. He was fired DEAR DOING: Maybe out. As long as he lacks the Sam urai 1, 4:30, 8. The Gift ing Allye (PG ) 2, 4, 6,8,10. — grew 80 percent of their food. They couch next to his hospital-like bed. readers a correction. ceases at the time of death didn’t care for sex. I could (R) 2:20, 4:20, 7:20, 9:30. — protectively close by. She rubbed 18 months later because of his he gives at the office. courage to free himself, Easy Money (R) 2,3:50,5:40, sold maple sugar to raise the little She is often up in the middle of the N E LLIE IN — when body metabolism easily live the rest of my La Trovlata (G) 2:30, 4:45, 7:30, 9:20. — Return ot the IHnitSTAT[84EXITS8 his neck and his head, repeating opposition to World War I. you can consider yourself 7:30,9:45. JedI (PG ) 2, 4:30, 7, 9:35. cash they needed. night. ; KNOXVILLE, TENN. stops. life without it. EAST HARTKIRD 568’88K) the questions posed by a reporter The end of his college teaching DEAR ABBY: I have a on the outside looking in. CInoitudIo— Reooens Auo. Vernon Progress caught up with them in But Nearing still philosophizes “ Hair and nails may 24. Cine 1 A 2 — Octopussy and helping to keep him from career at age 34 did not end his My husband and I lived problem. I love a man who If you’re wise, you will their hideaway. The developing ski and teaches. DEAR NELLIE: I re­ give the appearance of Colonial — Reopens Sepf. (PG ) 7, 9:35. Class (R) 7:10, dozing oH. struggle to educate. together for two years lives with another quit meeting him and 2. 9:20. industry drove the Nearings to find ‘T am an old, old man,” he said. ceived many letters from having grown after death, JAWS 3-D “ He does what he can with the UPI photo before we were married, woman. He acts like he is realize that as long as he’s East Hartford West Hartford V ii 2 a new place. In the early 1950s they ” I think there is great importance people who had "known” but that is due to the strength left him. He won’t com­ so he most definitely knew afraid of her and doesn’t living with another Eastwood Pub A cinema— Elm I A 2 — Superman III HE MOVED to New York and in moved to Maine, building by hand to life, but I don’t want to live about cases where the Octopussv (PG) 7:30. (PG) 2, 7, 9;M. — Octopussy promise," she said. Recently, Aug. 6, Scott Nearing celebrated his 100th' dehydration and shrin­ how I felt about sex. Last know how to get away woman he is more hers itsa-siM-siss-risa-taa 1918 ran unsuccessfully for Con­ a wooden house, and then a stone longer than my ability to serve. remains of people long Poor Richard's Pub A Ci­ (PG ) 2, 7:15, 9:45. STRUGGLE HAS been the cor­ birthday at home in Harborside, Maine. Nearing is kage of the skin.” week we celebrated our from her. than yours. nema — Octopussy (PG) The Movies — staving gress on the Socialist ticket against one. What good would life be without 7:15,9:30. nerstone of Nearing’s life. He’s Alive (R) 11:15, 1:20, 3:25, Fiorello LaGuardia. Nearing’s most popular book, death? generall considered the father of the modern ecology Showcase Cinemas — 5:30, 7:40, 9:45. — Easy always fought the system and He wrote “ The Great Madness,” “ Living the Good Life,” was first “ Death is as much a part of life movement. He and his wife, Helena, have co-authored Risky Business (R) 1, 3, 5, M oney (R) 11:45, 1:55, 3:45, CUJOIR criticized the distribution of wealth 7:30, 9:45. — Mr. M om (PG) 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. — Return ot an anti-war book that led to his published in 1954 but did not as is birth,” he said. -----SHOWN AT- and power in the United States. several books on living off the land, including "Livingthe. 1:25, 3:25, 5:20, 7:25, 9:30. — the JedI (PG ) 11:30, 2, 4:30, iias.siai-st«a-?t4i.i prosecution by the U.S. govem- become well known until it was Then he turned over and slept. Curse of the Pink Panther 7:10,9:30. Good Life." Choosing diet for a hiatiai hernia (PG ) 1:10, 3:30, 7:20, 9:35. — Drive-lns - 4 Culo (R) 1:05,3:05,5,7:45,10. East Hartford— The Three METALSTORM — Metalstorm In 3-D (PG) Stooges 8 with Class (R) 8; 15 THI DfSTRUenON O f iAM D-STN 1:55, 3:45, 5:25, 7:15, 9:30. — with Breathless (R) 10. - 3 - D 2 DEAR DR. LAMB: My them and which foods to and healthier. I ’m taking National Lampoon's Vaca­ East W indsor — The Three wife’s doctor told her she avoid. Some people may vitamins now. Is wearing tion (R) 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:40, Stooges 8 with Yor the Hun­ SHOWN aj:— ' New method of self-search being taught 9:50. — Jaws 3-D (PG ) 1:30, ter From the Future (PG) 1iSI-Si4l-ltti>Ti1S-«iSa has a hiatal hernia. We have to avoid milk. Other a hat bad for my hair? 3:30, 5:20, 7:20, 9:40. — 8:15 with Blue Thunder (R) .know that there are cer- Will it make it fall out? I Trading Places (R) 1:40,3:50, 10. By Patricia McCormack foods that often cause gas costs $65 and includes practicing lump- The smaller the lesion at the time of ,!jain foods which should should add that I ’m a RISKY UPI Health Editor Your Health include onions, cabbage searches on a newly-develop^, life-like discovery and treatment, the less likelibood not be eaten but the doctor or members of the cab­ 25-year-oId woman. BUSINESSlRi simulated breast mad^ of silicone and of recurrence and of involvement of the r.was not very specific. bage family, mature bean -SHOWN AT- Training women’s fingers to find very extruded polymer. Each client is given a Lawrence Lamb, M.D. lymph nodes, the American Cancer Society ' We do know that spicy seeds, radishes, cu­ DEAR READER: You Something Different...... wish Someone A m m m um fiiiiii tiny breast lumps, not just the big ones, is plastic breast and told to practice on it at says. foods will cause sharp cumbers and various are stuck with what the newest assault on breast cancer — a CURSE OF THE home, improving breast self-examination Each of eight models of the plastic breast *pain in the upper chest spices. you’ve got. There is no major cause of death among women and skills. matches one of the various types of tisme ^area. Can you give us Other than these gen­ way to speed up hair Happy Birthday PINK PANTHERS claiming 37,000 lives a year in the United ^ o r e information on what eral principles there are growth. You should eat a -SHOWN MT:- States. found in real breasts. They were developed with A Herald Happy Heart HIDDEN IN the model are fixed and during research funded in part by the 'she can or cannot eat? lower chest and pit of the after eating before lying no specific diets for a well-balanced diet that A system puts more precision into mobile tiny and large lumps — ranging in stomach. This means that down so the stomach can hiatal hernia. And these contains an adequate self-examination and was demonstrated at National Cancer Institute. The match with ■•I size from more than an inch in diameter on ^ DEAR READER: coffee, tea, colas and empty. suggestions apply only to amount of protein. Only NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ii natural breasts is on nodularity and the first of 50 MammaCare Centers that are down to >/4-inch. firmness, Pennypacker said. ■ Tl|ere are the three main alcohol should be avoided. The third goal, and one those who have symptoms V A C A T IO N H to open across the nation in the next 16 The hair shaft is dead, $6.00 The smallest one is the size o f those that ^objectives in choosing a Antacids are often often overlooked, is to try with the condition. I would Happy Birthday^ months. They wOl be run by the newly- The inventors of the system Included like dead wood. You may ------SHOWN AT:------cannot be detected during conventional -.^et for a hiatal hernia. given to neutrdlize the to prevent gaseous disten­ advise a low-fat meal in iiis>siii>itii<7i«a-«is* formed Mammatech Corporation. biomaterials engineers who designed find things to improve the breast self-examination, said Dr. Henry S. ..First you want to avoid stomach acid to, help tion. When a lot of gas the evening to avoid prob­ John “ What this system does is educate breast models with the realistic feel of Pennypacker, one of the principal re­ .^causing the stomach to prevent acid irritation of accumulates in the abdo­ lems at night. appearance of your “ fried fingers,” said Rose Kushner, president of human tissue; behavioral psychologisis hair” but that is the most searchers who developed the new method at -produce more acid. When the tower esophagus. men, the pressure in the the Women’s Breast Cancer Advisory the University of Florida. who devised and validated instruction you can hope for. A light , ih e hernia slides through The second goal is to abdominal cavity helps to Love _ P G Center in Rockville, Md., and a crusader for Miss Kuschner said, the new system will methods, and physicians who contHbuted DEAR DR. LAMB: .'.the diaphragm there is limit the volume you put force a portion of the oil may make it look -SHOMWMT: ' ------the right of breast cancer patients to be make women more competent and gWe knowledge of medical and surgical Help. I recently had a better. You’ll need to Mary often leakage of material in the stomach. A full stomach torough the en­ involved In medical decisions concerning them more confidence. oncology. V permanent put in my hair 4 . itt:- .t v from the stomach back- larged hole in the experiment to see. their treatment. stomach is more likely to and it fried my hair Call.... "M ost women do not do breast self- “^ward into the lower eso- UPI photo Miss Kushner, also a directorof Manuna- At the MammaCare Centers! training will leak backward when you diaphragm. terribly. A hat will help protect examination because they do not know what M one-on-one. Each client will - phagus. The stomach’s People often have to Carol Pilgrim supervises demonstration of a new plastic breast. tech, said training al MammaCentera _they are feeling,” she said. lie down. The rule here is I would like to know if the quality of your hair 643-2711 SHOWHMT:— - one-hour of private instruction. acid contents can cause to eat a small meal and to experiment to find out there is anything that can shafts. It will not cause Ask tor ii«a>SiM.yiSS.«iis hiirnina and nain in the wait a coiinie nf hniirf which foods cause gas for heln mv hair crow faster your hair to fall out. 'JSMCT ; I MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 22, 1983 - 19

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If seen call 643- orientation being held at the following locations. No. appt. ne­ for ehitdran tafio ora 6 waaka to 36 $25 each. Coll 649-9977. 1968 CORVETTE — 4 4251. cessary: ings for two children. appointment. otter 5:3Qpm.______- age. No pets. Security. montba by January 16, 1664. LPN tn provement Company — Wed., Aug. 24 10 a.m. - Sheridan, Bridgeport $425 plus utilities. Sep­ |lnl«)t room, olactric broaal pump.dF Roofing, siding, altera­ speed, 327-300. Rear front Own transportation. Call CENTRALLY LOCATED.^ lOpars provtdad. 1 to 4 ratlo.Raaaond- Thurs., Aug. 25 10 a.m. - HoHday Inn, East HHd. 643-1266 after 4pm. GRILL COOKS — Look­ CAFETERIA — Fulltime MANCHESTER — 41 tem ber 1st. Allbrio ibia rataa. Donvanlanify tocalad on tion, additions. Same DESKS, CASH REGIS­ damage, power windows, FrI., Aug. 2610 a.m. - Holiday Inn, New London ing tor two. Part time position available for — Downtown. Exception- * Realty Inc. 649-0917. |Manctiaatar/Eaft Hartford Hna. Call number for over 30 years. TE R — Check outs. Pallet two tops, many new Personals 02 Phelps Road, 6 room ally clean rooms. Kitchen .. I to roaarva a apooa or lor addttlonal in- T K HOME INSPEaOS, INC ELECTR ICIAN — E2 li­ weekdays and weekends, person with some baking Colonial. Large front Iformailon. 646-4664 649-6495. Jock, Vorltyper, coun­ parts. $4000. Coll423-0090. 10am to 5pm. Hourly privileges. Maid, linen 1-800-HOUSE-DS cense, experienced in re­ experience. Also part porch, two car garage, RECENTLY RENO­ ORWUWUWMlVUUWlA ters, Bunn Coffemotlc, wage plus tips. Must be time position for grill service. Security re­ greeting cord cases, al I at 1972 PLYMOUTH DUS­ CAMBRIDGE DIET sidential, commercial. beautiful park-like back­ V A TE D Duplex — Five Call MGA Electric, 649- 19. Apply 11am to 3pm,, person. Manchester quired. Call 643-0694. WILLING TO DO ODD Household Goods 62 sacrifice prices. Glorious TE R — slant 6, standard PLAN — Information yard. $74,900. Marlon E. ••••••••••••••••••••••a rooms, two bedrooms. JOBS, Housecleaning, 8925. Manchester Country area. Call 646-1750 week­ Robertson, Realtor, 643- Emporium, Corner Hart­ transmission, two door. meetings Mondays and Club, 305 South Main Upstairs unit. $375 a pointing or wood work­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coll 649-5761. days for information. 5953. Apartments tor Rent 42 ' month plus utilities. Call ford Road and Pine Thursdays 7;30pm. ISO Street. ing. Have own transpor­ Street. 649-7782. North Main Street, Man­ GENERAL EXECUTIVE SECRE­ 649-2803. USED REFRIGERA­ lassified Ads.. TA R Y — Lite Insurance tation. Coll 647-0329 or 1973 DATSUN PL610 — chester. 646-3994. WAITRESSES FU LL or 646- 0016. TORS, WASHERS, part time. Also cooks, full background. Vernon Needs work, runs good. OFFICE M ANCHESTER-One, two MANCHESTER — Five Ranges • cleon, guaran­ Home and Garden $300 or Best Offer. Call BDWLERS W AN TED tor or part time. Dishwasher. area. Send resume to and three bedroom"' teed, ports and service. Jobs, P.O. Box H, Ver­ BURGER KING — Needs rooms. First floor. $400 AMBITIOUS COLLEGE 647-0017. Thursday morning WORK Inquire at Antonio's Res­ apartments. Heat and hot ‘ plus utilities. Security. S TU D E N T — Seeks odd Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, women's league. Silver- taurant, 956 Main Street, non, CT 06066. several people to work Son, 649 Main Street, water. $400, $440, $495. No pets. Couple. Call lobs. Painting and lawns CHRYSANTHEMUMS — 1974 PINTO — Original lane, East Hartford. For P R O TE M P needs typists, Manchester. the following shifts: 643-2171. Mornings 6om or 8om to Call 649-4800. 524-5127 otter 4pm. are a specialty. Coll Jeff, Many varieties. 29 Moun­ owner. New battery, new Information call Bea,643- secy's with or without PAPER CUTTER — For 647- 9013. steno, receptionists, word Horn; Days, Horn to 2pm tain Road, Glastonbury. wires, radial tires, three 7247. ASSEMBLERS AND trade bindery in Hartford b y N o rm a MANCHESTER — Du­ REFIGERATOR: Whirl­ processors, clerical COIL WINDERS — Fin­ or 4pm; Evenings, 5-8pm Near Minneochoug Golf free tires. Runs great. area. Must be familiar plex, three bedrooms, 1 Vk , Homes tor Rent 43 GRANDMOTHER'S pool 19.1 Co. Feet. Frost 'aides, mail handlers, and ger dexterity required. with Lawson and Polar or 10pm; Closing, 7:30pm Ted ford Course. $900. call 649-7931 after W A N TE D : Ride from inventory clerks for short baths. $550 monthly plus HOUSE, INC., MAN­ free, ice maker. About 6pm. to all home Experience not neces­ cutters. Plant requires to closing. Uniforms and three years old. Coll 646- Manchester to Crystal and long term assign­ utilities. Security and re f-. CHESTER — We provide With tax rebatai now in Lake school. Crystal ments. sary. Will train. Four day quality work. Day shift. meals provided free. 6138. Number one tomatoes, Apply in person between An experienced real erences required. Call COVENTRY — Three structured daycare and 25«/.lb. Conning - most homes, it's the Lake, CT. Call 646-3647. week, 10 hour day, 7am- Start Immediately. Apply estate professional per­ Monday through Friday, ' bedroom lakefront Motorcycles/Blcvcles 72 5:30pm. Apply at: Able 2pm and 5pm at 467 nursery school to 12 $300/half bushell. Also perfect time to find a subscribers who Top Riliil Bonus Pidtogol to Box R, c/o The Herald. ATTENTION HOUSE­ forms an , invaluable |9am-5pm, 646-1974. ' house, fireplace, modern children in our pleasant BAR LIGHTS — Three Coll 8< Electronics, How­ WIVES, VACATIONING Center Street, service to \ the uiome way floor lamp, maple peppers. 90 Lake Street, cash buyer for that E m p lo y m e n t ard Road, Bolton. Manchester. kitchen. Available Sep­ home-like setting. State Manchester, 647-9396. baby stroller you no longer PART TIM E days or STUDENTS, anyone with seeker by gnpatlyyicce- {M ANCHESTER — Spa- ! tember thru June. Refer­ licensed and staffed by end tables, metal typew­ have something nights. Apply In person at free time in the evenings 1 lerating the kpeechwith FOR SALE: Silver, tok- usal & Education clous four room a p a rt-' ences. Security. $550 per caring professionals. We riter table, spoke wheel oro sport 10, 19" from. PROTEMP SECRETARY tor Man­ Bonanza. Monday thru There are a limited RN OR LPN — Meadows which a goal lean op at­ mirror and much more. chester law office. Chal­ Manor is looking for on 11 tained. Once the agent ment. Screened porch. '■ month. Call 742-7831. can provide your child Pets 65 Good condition. $95. Call And it's easyl Just call us Friday between 2pm and number of positions op­ with a home away from Coll 742-8340. to sell for less lenging full time position to 7 charge nurse 24 to 32 knows what uie buyer Adults. No Pets. One car 6454607. today and wa'II put your Help Wanted 21 528-9178 4pm. 287 West Middle ening in our phone sales wants, sources can be parking. Security. 649-. home. Call now, 649-8920 includes some paralegal Turnpike, Manchester. operation. If you have a hours per week. Excel­ low-cost ad in print. tapped for listings that 1265. Store/Offlee Space 44 or 646-9608. JE N N Y LIND Spool Bed, TW O 26" WOMEN'S responsiblltles. Will train good voice and the desire lent salary and benefit wUI be acceptable. The =16 size metal spring foam DOG TR AIN ING — Eight than $99.00 PART TIME CLERICAL package. Per diem rote BICYCLES — Standard. For extra cash, tall on word processor. Expe­ EXPERIENCED PAIN­ to make your free even­ advised ••••••••••••••••••••••• RICHARDSON MA- mattress. $90. Call 649- week obedience class. SEWERS — Established — Two positions open rience preferred, but not also available. Please MANCHESTER — Two Starting August 22nd. Excellent condition. $40 that stroller. . . nowl TERS Wanted for full ings profitable, call concerning location, and three room apaiT- 9047 after 6pm. nationwide pillow manu­ which Involve varied du­ required. Call 643-7779. coll Mrs. Gibbs, DNS at taxes, construction, re- EXCELLENT OFFICE Coll 643-9839 for each. Call 649-9660. time employment. Call Gerry for an Interview at r,Tents, $280, $325, $350.- facturer has Immediate ties. Figure aptitude, 643-2711, Monday- 647-9191. salability and reasona­ M AIN S TR E ET— 500/1000 .''V'") registration. full time openings. Expe­ some typing and tele­ L.A. Converse Co. 646- ble market prices. In­ Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 nev repairs, fireplaces, BICYC LE — Mens Huffy 3117. Wednesday evenings be­ SQ. tt., heat, lanitor, park­ rience preferred. Day phoning. Morning and ELECTRICIAN — Look­ formation can be pro­ weekdays. masonry landscaping. MIsc tor Sole 63 ten speed. Excellent con­ ing for a career change? tween 6:30 and 7:30. Will NURSERYATTENDANT ing, air. Reasonable. 649- FREE TO GOOD HOME shift. Five day week. Full afternoon hours availa­ — Monday through Fri­ vided that the buyer 5334, 643-7175, 645-1393. Free estimates. B. Ri­ — Two year old female dition. $60. Coll 646-1831. Call 1-800-HOUSE-DR. H O U S E C L E A N IN G In train qualified individu­ might hot othersrise T W O A N D t h r e e ' chardson, 742-7437. benefit program, includ­ ble. Apply In person from als to earn $67.00 to day, 9om-3pm. Coll Paul, beagle. Call 646-0247. 9am to 11:30am, Monday Glastonbury — Five days consider. Easements, ROOMS, apartment for ing sewing incentive. $120.00 weekly. C A LL Glastonbury T ennis Club, zoning, neighborhood, thru Friday at Main Of­ per week, must be neat rent. Heat and hot water. ■ W ILL B A BYSIT IN M Y END R OLLS— 27 fessional work. Reasona­ clorv on or before November “HI’GI PRTRVX RV ZRCEQGI KRYIW. 4:30pm, Monday thru Chevrolet, 1229 Main fessional helps to nego­ nice neighborhood,a Cars/Trucks tor Sole 71 TWO STUDDED SNOW 643-4633 Warren Motteson, 289- fenced yard, no utilities) • Iciinua ggsMDS gama ble prices. Free esti­ 17,1983 or be barred os by low 3hf 6061 for appointment. Friday. Street, Manchester, 646- tiate the deal and re­ I sui/insi EXCELLENT QUALITY TIRES — One regular provided. 1- 800- 842-2274 no pets. $400 month. Call* mates. G .L. McHugh, ••••••••••••••••••••••a R UIEG 8VI IPOIGPN GIMPLWI 6464. solve the problems. ■ 6,000 aq. tl. warahouaa or atdam- SEASONED HARD­ tire, E78X14. Like new. Bertha E. Ropoe, Clerk EOE. 742-8650. ■M y buMdlno* LOAtflngdoch. 3ovar- 643-9321. The fiduciary Is: MATURE SECRETA- ______. m ■hM d doors. Fanoad parking. WOOD - Oak - Maple - FIA T, 1976, 131 — Four $15 each. Phone 649-6841. $o,fadtempOFFlCE Louise M. Akerlind GIMIVKPN ORIO EVO PIQK WITIVKN- RY/RECEPTIONIST — MW M t y _____ M7-SM3 QUALITY PAINTING — Hickory. $85/cord. Two door, automatic trans­ 1931 South Street Hrralt? 2-3 full days per week. WORKER IN Scheduling FOUR ROOM, first f lo o r' cord minimum. Coll 649- mission, low miles. Ex­ TW O 16'/z by 16 Inch tires. Coventry, Conn. 08238 w h i m i i Sh SSi SSBm m ^ Interior and Exterior. Word processing, typing Department needed for Appliances, carpeted,- 1831 anytime. cellent condition. $1800. Almost new, and two new 031-08 QRTI KU8LWEVO 08PPEGW K8 UIQ expanding business. We two car parking. $409*^ Commercial and Resi­ nnd transcribing. Man­ dential. Free estimates. Coll 646-2788. tubes. $99 for all. Coll Name__ ore looking for o reliable monthly. Security, lease, ' 649-6792. INVITATION TO BID CHiMCI OF CAREEI?? chester profMsIonol of­ Roemipatot Wonted 48 Fully Insured. Call 289- 100 POUND Bottle Gas 08X - EVO UIG MEK ZG8JI KUI fice. Send reshifle to Box person to confirm deliv­ TEDFOnO REAL ESTATE references. No pets.w Tank, $30. Coll 6455336. 1976 CHEVROLET The Manchester Public Address. 20 PEOPLE NEEDED ery of Pella windows via Shown by appointment. ' 0730. Schools solicits bids for FUEL P c/o The Heroic CHEVETTE — Body, T W O A-78-13 FIRE­ OIL for the 188S-84 school TO TRAIN AS NOME INSPEaORS telephone, write delivery eeeoeeeaeaaaeeoeeeeeaaa 649-0783, 683-7295. STONE Snow Tires. New veor. Sealed bids will be re­ HRPP.” — 08V GRMJPIW. Fastest growing Industry In North America FEMALE ROOMMATE: SANYO SEWING MA­ good condition. Runs Phone _ MATURE BABYSITTER tickets, organize delivery Bullding/Contracting S3 CHINE — 1977, rarely good. New front and bock wheels. Like new, off ceived until August 31, 1SS3, PREVIOUS SO LUTIO N : "I'm sixty-seven and 1 have no fear of creates a new profeesion. Join the nation's lar­ Loti/Lond for Solo 33 FEMALE SENIOR CItl-‘ Mature, responsible, 2:00 P .M ., at which tim e Ihev geet home and building Inapectlon firm. Wetraln. NEEDED to core for 4 schedules, plus other of­ used, oil attachments in- brakes and tires. Coll Vega. $75. Call 643-4829. age whatsoever. 1 don't like age spots that show up on your fice duties. Excellent be­ zen with senior citizert" non-smoking. Neat, spa­ will be publicly opened. The hands, but it doesn't matter. The point Is, one should never, Must be articulate, neat In appearance and retain and 5 year old in mv cious two bedroom Man­ cluded embroidery 6451263 or 646-9889. right Is reserved to reject any One word per Blank information. Builder - Real Estate Broker - Car­ home, two days o week. nefits available. Apply In canine friend requires stiches, $95. Toro Power SNOW TIRES — Two size and dll bids. Specifications never retire from life." — Mary Martin. FR EE CA TA LO G Of land three room opartment. ’ chester condo. Ask for LEON CIESZYNSKI and bid forms m ay be se­ penter - Electrician - Engineering background Coll 649-3926. person between 8om and shovel, used once, $85. 1972 DATSUN 1200 — 4 L-7515, $100 0 pair. Two Include price of item. C 1SS3 by NEA. Inc. bargains, 5 acres to 500 Call 643-6276 anytime. B.P. 646-6138. BUI LDER — New homes, cured at the Business Office, helpful. 4:40pm at Laurence R. Call 649-8294 anytime. cylinder, 4 speed. Engine size F-7514, two H-78-14 Earn and learn a new profession. Interviews and acres, covering all New additions, remodeling, 45 North School Street, Man­ Smith, Inc., 117 Murphy and running gear. Excel­ on rims, both $75 a pair. II chester, Connecticut. 1 2 orientation to be held at the following locations. WAREHOUSE DRVER England and New York rec rooms, garages, kit­ 3 4 K IT -N’ C a r l y l e ™ Road, Hartford, CT. TH R E E ROOMS In newer AUTO LUGGAGE RACK lent for ports, $95. Coll new. Coll 646-8726. 0324)8 by Larry Wright No appt. necessary. C L E R K : Opening tn State at lowest Imagina­ four family. Appliances, chens remodeled, ceil­ Wed. Aug. 24.10 a.m., The Sheridan, Bridgeport, ings, both tile, dormers, — 51 X 85 aluminum and 6458880. warehouse, retail point EXCELLENT TYPIST ble prices. Write LAND laundry, parking, yard,' S Ct. store. Diversified work, CATA LO G , P.O. 80X938, S e rv ic e s roofing. Residential or stainless steel. Suitable LEGAL NOTICE 6 7 B and speller needed for heat. $435. Lease ane A U T t u e East Center Street. 646- on second floor. Two gutters, room additions, Registrars ot Voters Office 13 14 15 16 5844. EOE. decks, all types of remo­ tube In 19 Inch color To w n Hall ^ V | o « . l bedrooms. No Pets. $400 " console, swivel base TV . 41 Center St. plus utilities and secur-, C & M TR E E Service — deling and repairs. FREE Needs some work. $50 or Manchester, Ct. 08040 17 IB IB MiWCHESTDI Ity. Good for singles. Call- Free estimates, discount estimates. Fully insured. 20 MATERIAL PLANNING Office BuHdIng plus Telephope 643-6017. best offer. Call 649-8149. Join the exciting and challenging — Opportunity for crea­ 646-1379. senior citizens. Company Saturdov, August 27, 1983 apartmmt on Manchester owned and 1983 FORD M USTANG — 1:00 P M to 4:00 P M tive person to enter the oomar lot Chotao Main CUSTOM FOR SALE: Air condi­ Powersteering, power- World of Advertising! MANCHESTER — Twe" operated. Call 646-1327. Tuesday, August 30, 1983 Plannlne/Purchoslng BIraal taoeUea REMODELING- tioner, 55,000 BTU'S. brakes. 2700 miles. Must field. Good numerical DeritH laohy bedroom, four room du«- 8:30 A M to 4:30 P M REWEAVING BURN Bathrooms, kitchen, rec Only used twice. Good Selll Asking $8000. Coll 7:00 P M to 9:00 P M skills necessary. Prior plex. Stove Included. Sec^, condition. Call anytime ADVERTISING SALES REP. HOLCS — zippers, urn- rooms, roofing, siding, 646-7068. Herbert J . Stevenson experience with CRT's ••••••••••••••••••••••• urly and Reference»,-i house repairs. Licensed after 9:30am, 646-2857. $375, plus heat and utlll-, brellos repaired. Window Democratic Regisfror ot Voters preferred. MRP knowl­ and experienced. Call 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS 30 Hours Weekly edge helpful. Please send Rooms tor Rant 4l ties. No pets. Call 646-- shades, Venetian blinds. 0294)8 HfRALD Keys. T V FOR RENT. Gary 646-4743 or 649-8516. ASTEROIDS MACHING — 350 Bored .030 over. resume to Box S c/o The 253V______— Fre$h from arcade. Best offer over $500. Call Must be at least a high school graduate, enjoy public contact and have a Marlow's, 867 Main INVITATIONITO BlD reliable car. Herald. Best offer. 649-3030. 649-6855 otter 5pm. LADIES ONLY — Free M AN CH ESTER — Newer.^ Street. 649-5221. ROBERT E. JARVIS — Sealed bids will be received Inthe Office of the Director ot Classified Ideal for person wishing to supplement family income. Building and remodeling General Services, 41 Center StriMt, Manchester, Connecti­ porklngrOn busline. Kit­ three bedroom duplex, ^ cut, until S E P T E M B E R 7, 1to3 at 11:00 a.m . tor the Benefits Include: chen privileges. Security BRICKS, BLOCKS, specialist. Additions, "AQUARIUM" Maga­ 1972 OLDS CUTLASS — Phona family room, carpetlnor* zine — 1932 to 1948, plus Many new parts. Runs tollowlno: SALE 8< REMOVAL OF CORDWOOD — • Good Salary e Qaa Mileage • Insurance and references required. appliances. No pets. Se-u STONE — Concrete. garages, roofing, siding, CAMPMEETING ROAD. Call 643-2693. Chimney repairs. No lob kitchens, bathrooms, re­ others. Collectors Item great. $500, Call 6455084. The Town ot Manchester Is on equal opportunity • Pleasant working conditions GENERAL OPENINGS curlty. $550 monthly. No*, tor tropical fish hobby­ employer, and requl'et an affirmative action policy tor oil utilities. September ist, too small. Call 644-8356. placement wlndows- For confidential interview appointment call - Penny Sadd — $275 per week storting ists. $30 or Best offer. 1974 GRAN TORINO — of Its Contractors and Vendors as a condition ot doing ATTRACTIVE SLEEP­ occupancy. Call 649-5132. . /doors. 6456712. business with the Town, os per Federal Order 11248. between 9 and 10 A.M. take home pay. plus ING ROOM — Gentle­ EXPERIENCED Coll 6454339. Engine, transmission, Bid Forms, plans and speclllcotlons are available at the 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 more. Several positions. PAINTER-Quallty work. CONCRETE WORK body, tires In good condi­ General Services Ollica, 41 Center Street, Manchester,*' Port time also available. man. Shower/Both. CENTRAL LOCATION — TW O PAIR of Training Connecticut. Private entrance, free Redsohoble rafts. Fully W A N TED — Sidewalks, tion. Needs brakes. $800 Top benefits. Flexible Three room apartment.- wheels, new $3.50 each TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT parking. Apply 195 Insured. Free estimates. patios and steps. Free or best offer. Must Selll ROBERT B. WEISS, GENERAL MANAGER hours. Will train. Coll Heat, utilities, porklng,,, pair. Coll 6452071. 649-0132. f - l l ------UlaiirljPHtfr Hprato 643-2711 Spruce Street, after 4pm. 643-9237, ask tor Jerry. estimates. Call 8754)572. 030418 c 1M3 by NEA loc TM R*g U S Pal A TM Oil 569-8203. available Immadlataly. Call 649-2865. 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monduy, A uk 22. l!m:t

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In Brief In only a few weeks, millions of you, as parents, will small appliances, clothing, etc. Include, in addition to send your children off to college, technical training or the price of each item, the date of purchase, serial Fuiiado joins Chamber boarding schools, many for the first time. In the number and any other relevant details. Store your mutual excitement and anxiety, you easily may Y o u r inventory in a safe place. Ed Furtado. an independent Cambridge overlook one item crucial to your children’s counselor who operates the Cambridge Diet well-being and your own peace of mind: insurance. M o n e y 's YOU M AY CHOOSE to buy a personal property Center, at 150 N. Now, before they leave, review your various floater to add to your existing pollicy, or to increase, Manchester, Conn, Main St. has joined policies: determine if you have adequate and correct W o r th the policy limits on various categories of items, such Clear tonight; Tuesday, Aug. 23, 1983 the Greater Man­ coverage: if necessary, purchase additional policies. Sylvia Porter as jewelry. Another alternative: a tenant’s insurance sunny Wednesday chester Chamber of And explain with care to your children what coverage policy, known to the trade as HO-4. Single copy; 25

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