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Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents

NEW RT. 6 TACK TAKEN

State seeking

U.S. DOT role

By Rick Sdntos

Manchester Herald

I I*’ Department of Transportation is asking

H “.‘■^"sPortation Secretary Thomas Larson to

nn-i" overturn a decision blocking the ^ ® *0 build a Route 6 expressway.

Bill Kiesh, a spokesman for the state DOT said

Friday that the DOT has already sent a letter to

Larson requesting assistance. The DOT is appeal­

ing a decision by the New England Division of the Army Corps of Engineers against granting a wetlands permit for the expressway project. The New England Division of the corps, in >a decision released Aug. 4, said that the state DOT’S plan to fill in 77 acres of wetlands for the 11.8-miIe expressway from Bolton Notch to Windham was unacceptable and that the road should be widened instead. The DOT is appealing that decision to the corps national chief of engineering in Washington But in an interview last week, John Hall, chief of the corps regulatory branch in Washington, D.C. said the chief of engineering will probably not overturn the ruling. He said he spoke on behalf of the chief of engineering. Both the state DOT and the Federal Highway Administration say that the plan to widen the road will result in more traffic accidents and fatalities than the expressway plan Kiesh said the DOT has not yet received a response from Larson. In a related development, a group opposing the Route 6 plans is asking the state DOT to abandon the alternative proposal to widen the road. Bob Reutenauer, of the Connecticut Citizen Action Group, said the widening plan would affect nearly 100 residential, commercial and historic properties. Dozens of homes and acres of land along the path

expressway have already been taken by the state for the project

The Connecticut Citizen Action Group had ^ccessfully waged a battle to have the wetlands permit for the expressway plan rejected. In a ^tter sent to DOT Commissioner j. William Burns Fri^day the group wrote. “ We are writing to you m light of the recent Army Corps of Engineers’ decision concerning the Route 6 expressway project and your insistence that the only alternative is the construction of a Berlin Turnpike style highway that Z h ? residential, commercial and historic properties.” The letter continues, “ For 20 years, your department has used the conditon of Route 6 as a Reginald Pinto/MancheSte^^Sm reason to build a new expressway: and for 20 years JUST PEACHY — Brian Tedford, 6, of 21 the Eighth Utilities District Friday. fmnrnv!*!virtually nothing to Bond St., samples some peach short­ It conditions. The expressway is dead. Organizers said the event attracted It IS time for you to direct the resources of our state cake at the 40th annual Peach Festival in more than 4,000 people. 1 Please see RT. 6, page 3

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REGIONAL Weather Record bond Saturday, August 26 Lapointe pleads innocent W c**tif* force Mi for doytMor c o w Sm k m i amA iciii|r,oiurr s set in city Bv Nancy Concelman statement. scene was “ completely stained with blood” and had four cuts in |C»f1bon>o[ 75° ago pleaded innocent to four been free while awaiting trial on another rape I could have been a mixture of counts of murder and six lesser brother Rosair Lapointe as charge was ordered held on $1.6 million bond Friday blood type 0, Martin’s blood type, charges in Hartford Superior slightly retarded because of brain in the murder of a bank executive who was and type A, or a mixture of blood Court Friday. operations. apparently kidnapped on her lunch hour and shot to Yotfcl 78" I type A and body fluids, Novitch Richard Lapointe, 43, of 75 Lapointe left the police station death in a city park. said. Union St., entered his pleas after at around midnight July 4 after Hartford State’s Attorney John Bailey said he A tla n tic During closing arguments, Cul­ Superior Court Judge Harry being there about eight hours, believed the bail set for Daniel J. Webb, 27, was the O c e a n ligan said he could not present Hammer ruled that probable four of which he spent talking to highest ever in Hartford County. W aaftkylool 82° | strong evidence against the find­ : ^ VV ^ cause exists to try Lapointe for Morrissey, the detective Webb is charged in the death of Diane Gellenbeck, ing of probable cause to try his the murder of Bernice Martin, 88, testified. 37, of Newington, a vice president at Connecticut eia«e aocu-w* Culligan asked why Lapointe client for murder and felony on March 8, 1987. National Bank who was last seen alive when she left murder. Lapointe requested a jury trial. was allowed to leave the police for her lunch break Thursday. But he said Lapointe should not A pre-trial hearing has been station. Morrissey said police At about 1 p.m. Thursday, police responding to be tried for capital murder, which scheduled for Oct. 16. Lapointe is were waiting to get an arrest reports of gunshots found her bullet-riddled body, is defined in state statutes as a Weather being held at Bridgeport Correc­ warrant. fully clothed except for shoes, lying near the golf Beryl Novitch, a lead criminol­ murder committed in the course tional Center on $500,000 bond. course in Keney Park. Police were awaiting test ogist with the State Police Fore­ of sexual assault. Manchester and vicinity: Today, sunny. High 70 Police said Martin had been results to see if she had been raped. Culligan argued that according to 75. Northwest wind 5 to 15 mph. Saturday night, stabbed, strangled and sexually nsic Laboratory in Meriden, A spokesman for the bank said Ms. Gellenbeck testified earlier in the hearing to Lapointe’s July 4 confession, he clear. Low near 50. Sunday, sunny. High 75 to 80. assaulted before a fire was set in was single and had worked for the bank for 16 years. that semen found on Martin’s murdered Martin after sexually Northwest: Today, sunny. High in the middle 70s. her apartment at 251A North About four hours later, after police surrounded his bedspread came from a man with assaulting her. No evidence was Northwest wind around 10 mph. Saturday night, Main St. to cover up the crime. Bloomfield home, Webb turned himself in at blood type A, but that blood found presented to show that Martin clear. Low 50 to 55. Sunday, sunny. High near 80. Manchester police arrested La­ Hartford police headquarters. on Martin’s sheets and pillow was was murdered during the sexual Coastal: Today, sunny. High in the middle 70s. pointe July 5 and charged him The attack in the park bore an eerie resemblance type 0, Martin’s blood type. Variable wind less than 10 mph becoming southwest with first-degree murder, felony assault, Culligan said. to the 1984 kidnap and rape that landed Webb in Morrissey testified that in Judge Hammer decided that 5 to 15 mph during the afternoon. Saturday night, murder, arson murder, capital prison. He was convicted of abducting a woman June, Lapointe voluntarily gave under a Supreme Court ruling on clear. Low 55 to 60. Sunday, sunshine giving way to murder, first-degree arson, first- from the Hartford Civic Center parking garage, The Aoaoclated Preoa police a saliva sample that capital murder, the charge is some high cloudiness. High near 80. degree assault, first-degree as­ taking her to Keney Park and raping her twice. Novitch said showed he has blood sault of a person over 60 years of valid if sexual assault is Police have not confirmed that Ms. Gellenbeck LIFE IS A CARROUSEL — This one of tne rides at the Caledonia County age, first-degree sexual assault, type A. attempted. was kidnapped Thursday, but two legal sources said Fair in Lyndonville, Vt. During cross examination by youngster shows why it’s called a Air Quality third-degree sexual assault and Culligan also argued against she was kidnapped at the Civic Center garage Culligan, Novitch said the Man­ merry-go-round Thursday as she enjoys kidnapping. the arson murder charge, citing before she was taken to the park. chester Police Department had If convicted of those charges, the state medical examiner’s NEW HAVEN. Conn. (AP) — The ragweed-pollen Lapointe could receive the death given her two other samples of “ Based on her (appointments) calendar, there count for Connecticut on Friday was 60 and the saliva to test, one of which autopsy report, which said Mar­ was no reason for her to be in the park at that time,” penalty. tin died of asphyxiation by mold-spore level was moderate, reported the During testimony at a probable showed blood type A. said Hartford police Lt. Frederick Lewis. The strangulation and smoke Hospital of Saint Raphael. cause hearing Friday, Detective A knife blade found in the sprawling public park in Hartford’s North End is Anti-abortion group disciaims inhalation. Michael Morrissey of the Man­ bedding the day of Martin’s about two miles from Gellenbeck’s downtown chester Police Department re­ murder tested negative for blood, Culligan said the report is office. Lottery called Lapointe’s July 4 confes­ Novitch said. Novitch said Man­ contradictory because “ strangu­ Asked if Webb was known to Hartford police, sion to the crime, a confession chester police brought her a knife lation” indicates that a person is Lewis sighed and said, “ notoriously.” member with pro-life hit list Lapointe later recanted. on May 7, 1987, that also tested unable to breathe. Culligan ques­ A frustrated Bailey said Webb has been arrested Connecticut daily: 560. Play Four: 7429. negative for blood. Lapointe told Morrissey that tioned how Martin could have several times since his release from prison, each By Elizabeth Llahtfoot rights — state Sen. Richard Right to Life is organizing or Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 7, 11, 19, 24, 25, 38 A camisole found at the murder the day of Martin’s murder, he died of both. time on charges of sexual assault or robbery, but The Associated Press Blumenthal of Stamford and involved. It’s just the opposite — had been walking his dog and prosecutors have been unable to keep him behind state Reps. George Jepsen of we’re going back and forth at the stopped at Martin’s Mayfair bars as he awaits trial. HARTFORD (AP) - As both Stamford and Naomi Cohen of grass roots level.” Index Gardens apartment for coffee, sides prepare for a heated debate Bloomfield. While Mabe and several other Trespass case brings After being freed from prison and put on Morrissey testified. over women’s access to abortion Within hours, Mabe’s release organizations, such as Operation probation for his 1984 conviction, was While there, Lapointe went to in C ^N ^ticu t, a rally planned was greeted by a disclaimer from Rescue, the Connecticut Pro-Life Business _ 33-34 Opinion. .12-13 arrested and jailed again in June 1988 on c l^ ^ e s he the bathroom and emerged to see for this weekend by pro-choice Susan Smith, legislative adminis­ Action Network, and the Connec­ Classified People _ __32 woman a jail sentence forced a woman’s car off of a highway in New Martin combing her hair in the activists is causing some sparks trator for the Pro-Life Council of ticut Right to Life Corp., use C om ics_ Religion. Britain, then kidnapped her and raped her. But in Senior Citizen . bedroom, Morrissey said. La­ to fly within anti-abortion ranks. Connecticut, which she said has protests to publicize their cause. Focus___ NORWALK (AP) — A woman June of this year, Webb, still awaiting trial, was Local/State. Sports ______.42-48 pointe told Morrissey she was Ray, of Paonia, Colo., was on On the surface, the dispute is_ 70,000 members in the state and is who has tested the patience of released when he put up his father’s storefront Smith said the PLCC and its Obituaries— U.S./W orld__ . 10-11 wearing nightclothes. probation for earlier break-ins to over whether anti-abortion acti­ the sole affiliate of the NRLC. She both David Letterman and state national affiliate focus on legisla­ “ He said that he felt the time Letterman’s home. She was ar­ church as a $200,000 property bond. vists should counter the rally with said Mabe, “ who is just a prosecutors was sent to prison tion and education. was right and he had grabbed rested at the New Canaan rail­ a demonstration of their own. But member (of the N R LC ), has not Friday after police said she “ We all have the same goals, Bernice Martin around the mid­ road station about 4 p.m. Thurs­ the rift over the rally has been granted any authority to however our areas of concentra­ section area,” Morrissey said. trespassed at the talk show host’s IHaurhpatFr day after police received the revealed a deeper division that represent the National Right to tion are education and legisla­ S Connecticut home for the fifth Martin pushed Lapointe away, phone call, said police Sgt. Frank pits established political activists Life Committee.” > time in the past year. Rt. 6 tion,” said Smith, whose mother, z and Lapointe threw the woman on Basso. against a New Canaan man who Smith said the NLRC’s Connec­ US PS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 279 Margaret Ray, 37, who at one former state Sen. Regina Smith, o the bed and had brief sexual Ray. who was previously ar­ From page 1 has begun circulating a “ pro-life ticut affiliate is not planning a is the head of the PLCC and vice ac time claimed to be Letterman’s M intercourse with her before mas­ rested in May 1988 and February hit list.” counter-demonstration. chairwoman of the Board of Penny M. Sisffert. Publisher wife, was arrested Thursday VI turbating on the bed, Morrissey of this year in connection with Last week, James Mabe, who Smith said Mabe has repeat­ Directors for the NRLC. “ We do H after being caught by the talk M Qaorge T. C^iippeli Oennii M. Santoro said, recalling Lapointe’s break-ins at the comedian’s toward an alternative plan that is sensitive to identified himself as a member of edly represented himself as a not advocate any type of civil editor Advartliing Director show host at his home in New 33 statements. home, pleaded guilty May 30 to transportation needs, property owners, and the the National Right to Life Com­ spokesman for the NRLC since disobediance.” ac Jeanne G Frjniarth Sheidon Cohen Lapointe told Morrissey that he Canaan. using Letterman’s car without his environment.” mittee, mailed out a press release Corr,poaing Manager the July 3 U.S. Supreme Court n Buiinete Manager was going to leave the apartment At a hearing Friday in Nor­ permission and to two counts of The group contends, in the letter, that the road can announcing a counter­ ruling giving states more power Mabe maintains that the div­ ao Oenise A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard but Martin threatened to tell walk, Superior Court Judge Ha­ isions lie in philosophy rather > Preiiroom Manager first-degree criminal trespass. be improved by repairing the existing road without demonstration on the Green in to regulate abortions. She said the r Pertonnel Manager Lapointe’s wife, Karen, accord­ rold Dean ruled that Ray had than technique, however. 1 As part of a plea-bargain, other widening it. The letter asked the DOT to consider the Norwalk, where the pro-choice national organization has asked p Frank j! McSyeegan ing to Morrissey. Lapointe then violated terms of her probation rally is scheduled for today. Circulation Di-ector charges including burglary and recommendations included in a December 1987, him stop doing so, and after the The PLCd has supported legis­ VI stabbed Martin with a steak knife by reappearing at the home Mabe’s press release said tu larceny were dropped. report written by a transportation engineer who most recent press release, the lation that would permit abor­ Published dally except Sunday r..id certain hollo'.ys by th > he had gotten from the kitchen outside New York City. He “ thousands of pro-life people will Manchester Publlrhing Co., tS Bralnerd Place. Manchester, Norwalk Superior Court Judge studied upgrading the road. NRLC’s lawyer sent a letter to tions in cases of incest, rape or while Martin was on a living room ordered her to spend nine months converge on the Green” for the o. Conn OC040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. William F. Hickey Jr. gave her a The study, conducted by Robert L. Morris, a Mabe, notifying him that his when the mother’s life is in u Postmaster: Send adcress changes to the Manchester Herald. couch, Morrissey said. at Niantic Women’s Prison in counter-demonstration, includ­ one-year suspended sentence and planning engineer from Baltimore, was referred to membership has been revoked. danger. Smith said the group is P C. Box 591. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Lapointe told Morrissey he then eastern Connecticut. three years’ probation, ordering by the corps in its decision to reject the wetlands ing National Right to Life Mabe, who as of Thursday > If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 also focusing on parental consent c strangled Martin with his hands After Letterman called police members, members of the Con­ am . Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable her to stay away from Letterman application. The corps said it agreed with Morris’ afternoon had not received the legislation. (M to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 and set the couch on fire, Thursday to tell them he had seen and continue to undergo psychiat­ findings that the existing road can be made safe necticut Right to Life Corp. and letter, said he never called p.m. weekcays for delivery In Manchester. Morrissey said. Ray walking on the grounds of his ric treatment. without widening it. “ Christians from various himself an NRLC spokesman, Mabe, however, believes that Suggested carrier rates are $1 60 weekly. $7.70 lor one During cross examination by home, he declined to press Hickey also ordered her re­ The state DOT received the letter Friday, said churches.” only a member. all abortions should be banned, month, $23.10 for three months. $46.20 for six months and charges, said Assistant State’s ',92.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 cents a copy. Lapointe’s attorney, Patrick Cul- leased from a state mental Kiesh. But he said the department is not He included his “ pro-life hit “ I don’t know why these calls and he supports measures that ' The Msiichester Herald Is a member of The Associated Press, ligan, Morrissey said Lapointe Attorney Robert Hall. But prosec­ hospital, where she had been commenting on the letter because officials “ haven’t list” of liberal Democratic law­ keep going back and forth,” he would make abortion a capital the Audit Bureeu of Circulations, the New England Press recanted his statements once utors pressed the case, noting her makers who support abortion offense. Acaoclatlon and the New England Newspaper Association. confined the previous month after had an opportunity to review it.” said. “ Nobody said the National during his July 4 confession but appearance violated the terms of another judge found her not her probation. Hall said. then read and signed a written competent to stand trial. LOCAL & STATE Family spirit Back To Compus—Priced Right! at peach test r o l l i n g s t o n e s spells success Compact Refrigerator CONCERT TICKETS Bv Diane Rosell Manchester Herald t 8 9 Space-saving design with poly­ The 40th annual Peach Festival, which drew urethane loam insulated cabi­ thousands of Manchester residents out of their net 4 door Full range thermostat living rooms Friday night, seemed more like a dial family reunion then a town wide event. The atmosphere at the Eighth Utilities District Festival was buzzing with hugs, kisses, and lively Compact Stereo w/CD Player conversation while other residents walked towards the festival in groups of five or 10, anxious to be part of the gathering. This year's peach festival drew an estimated 4,300 people, 1,200 more than last year’s. AM/FM. Doubl*- 0 5 Z Weaver said her husband reminded her last week n not to make any plans on peach fesitval day. X Along with Prytko’s band, the 8th Fife and Drum P3 CX) CP 3 Corps entertained thecrowd. Eschman said hetried H < playing albums and tapes in past years but it m seemed people just came and left. He said when he X ra X T3 started having the band play, everyone stayed to the M end. X 3 “I guess the live music just adds to the community > Cfl r spirit” he said p Q Tina Chanter of Main Street said this is her first y«a km ATs CP 0) < year living in Manchesterand she wanted to support SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER EASY TO GET TO: COUtNO FROM TH I HARTFORD EASY TERMS: « anything going on in the town. 4 45 H artford Rd. • Koonoy St. ExH, 1-354 ARIA TAAi l-M TO THI N f« u l-U4IIRRfttW AV OITOFFAT _ Choot* Motlaicotd. Viia. a . “The shortcake is good, too,” she added. THI KIIN IV STRUT flUT tall X MANCHESTER, a TARI 3 L i m TO AL S U F F IR r) VISA . aacovaiotouiGfCCpkin. 0) X The festival is great because it’sa perfect blend of u good food and good friends, said Nancy Lanhue of O p«n Mon.-ThUf». 9:3(W . Tues., Wed., Sat. 1M 5, Frt. tH 8 > H c tn Brewer Street, East Hartford. Lanhue. who is a p ie d Sunday duiliig August • Tel. 647-9997 U originally from Manchester, said she’s been coming lo X to the festival practically since she was born. 05 U "It’s Friday night and everyone’s together, there Reginald Plnto/Mancheatar Herald Z Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald oeto < couldn’t be a better combination.” she said. PEACH BREAK — Bianca Rose Chase, to S There were 64 door prizes distributed Friday, CROWD PLEASER — More than 4,000 12, of South Glastonbury takes a break including a television, gift certificates, subscrip­ people were estimated to have enjoyed from selling balloons with her mother. tions to health spas, and free car service. the Peach Festival. Firm is fined Prison expansion under way GRAND OPENING LABOR DAY CELEBRATION! CARPET ® Great Labor Day Event for our newest locations in By Judd Eyerhart Waterbury and Westport and All Of Our Superstores Are Celebrating! for discharge The Associated Press "People that are out in Suffield. William H. 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Local & State Drug dealer is spared prison Aids infection School changes hours NEW BRITAIN (AP) - A Thursday with one of the condi­ minister who serves as a housing 58-year-old woman who pleaded tions being that she must give up authority commissioner, will be hits 1 of 400 Agnes Gibson convenience of the family. Cal­ Card of Thanks guilty to dealing drugs from her ling hour is at 1 p.m. Sunday until Verplanck School is changing its hours for her home in a public housing allowed to stay at the Mount Agnes Gibson, 87, form erly of The family of John J. (Sonnie) apartment in a public housing kindergarten through sixth grade due to changes in project. Pleasant project where he has Center Street. Manchester, died the funeral. Kehoe wish to express their sincere project avoided a prison term by bus schedules, effective Tuesday A co-defendant in the case was lived for 26 years. Thursday (Aug. 24, 1989) at a thanks to the Knights of Columbus agreeing to move out. leaving state mothers In IVfemoriam For grades one through six. the first bell will be at given a 12-year pri.son term last The housing authority had been Manchester convalescent home. for all their help and all of the many behind her blind husband 8:15 a m and the final bell will be at 8:30 Classes month, Anthony D. Duarte, an in the midst of administrative She was the widow of Frances In memory of Mrs. Jennie Kurapkot, friends and relatives for all the will be over now at 2:30 p m. instead of 2:50 p.m Emma Foxworth was given a investigator in the state’s attor­ eviction proceedings against the who passed away August 27, 1980. kindness and love in our time of HARTFORD (A P) — About one of every 400 Gibson. The morning session for kindergarten will be held suspended five-year sentence, ney’s office said Friday Foxworth fam ily before Emma Sadly missed but not forgotten. heed. women who had a baby in Connecticut from October She was bom in New York City, fined $1,000 and put on probation But her husband, a blind Foxworth’s sentence was an­ from 8.30 to 11 a.m. and the afternoon session will Aug. 18, 1902. and lived in New By son Donald Kurapkot and Sincerely. now be held from noon to 2:30 p.m. nounced Thursday. 1988 to July 1989. was infected with the AIDS virus, York for several years before family, William Kurapkot and _____ Alice Kehoe and family______On the first day of school Tuesday, grades one Eviction proceedings origi­ the Connecticut Department of Health Services said. moving to Manchester two years Mrs. George Hansen and family. through six will have a half day. but kindergarten nally began because of a policy Inventor of the year hours will remain the same. requiring the entire family to be The state health department’s AIDS section made ago. Before retiring, she was In Memoriam Max McDaniel was named 1988 For information, call 647-3383 evicted if one family member was that conclusion after testing blood samples from employed as a clerical worker at In loving memory of our father Inventor of the Year by the patent arrested on drug charges. 19.458 newborns. Forty-nine of those infants tested N YNEX Telephone Co. She is Julius Dubaldo who passed away section of the Oklahoma Bar Murder tips get reward Last November, Mrs. Fox­ positive on acquired immune deficiency syndrome survived by a daughter. Edna on August 27, 1972. Association. McDaniel, a Phillips worth. 58, and her son James antibody tests. Klein, of Bolton. Our thoughts and prayers are 66 senior research associate, HARTFORD (AP) — Gov William A. O’Neill on Foxworth Jr., 39, were arrested HIV antibodies in the blood of a newborn baby The funeral is Sunday at the with you always. holds 89 U.S. patents. His re­ Friday authorized a $20,000 reward for information on drug charges at their home reflect the mother’s infection, not necessarily the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main We will never forget you. Pa. search has focused on cataly.st leading to a conviction in the shooting death of where police said they found baby’s, spokeswoman Jennifer Wislocki said. St., at 2 p.m. Burial will be at the Sadly missed by the Dubaldo development and creating new 19-year-old Kevin Moody of New Haven. marijuana, hashish, cocaine Additional tests would be necessary to determine Family types of plastics. Moody’s body was found Oct 15 in the East Rock scales, needles and $300 cash in whether the babies had the virus, she said. section of New Haven. He died of several gun shots. an upstairs bedroom. One in every 1,000 white women who were new New Haven State s Attorney Michael Dearington The Rev, James Foxworth Sr mothers we)-e infected with the virus, while one of WE DELIVER who requested the reward, told O’Neill that “ to claimed he had no knowledge of every 100 black women were infected, the study For Home Delivery, Call date, no information has been developed as to the the drug trafficking out of his said. identity of (Moody’s) assailant.’’ home. In New Haven, the city most affected by the AIDS 647-9946 “ I wasn’t charged with a thin epidemic, one in every 58 women who gave birth Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 and I don’t think it was fair to try Road work scheduled was infected with HIV the state said. The rate is and evict me.’’ Foxworth said similar to rates in Manhattan and the Bronx, where Traffic delays will occur and on-street parking Lawyers for the housing au­ one in every 50 women is infected, the state said. Pensavalle Master Tailor will be prohibited during four days of road thority decided not to pursue the “ These data clearly show physicians and other and construction which will begin Tuesday eviction, according to an official Town workers will be applying chip .Wal to Bolton “ Given hisconditign. we did not family planning and prenatal-care providers should Dry Cleaners Service “The line shop Center Road. Finley Street, Birch Mountain Road think we could make thecase that counsel all women of childbearing age about their and Lake Street and all vehicles should avoid using he knew what was happening.” risk of HIV infection to themselves and their babies East Middle Tpke. with big fashion ideas.” these streets. said Charles W. Cobb, the execu if they become pregnant” said Pat Checko, the Manchester, Conn Residents living on the streets should drive slowly ■state Health Department’s director of AIDS tive director of the housing 646-3731 during construction. The town will notify all authority. epidemiology. homeowners 12 hours before construction begins on The son, James Jr., had plea- AIDS, which destroys the body’s ability to fight Suede leather alterations a given street. Weather conditions may affect the dedsguilty last month to posses­ infection, is transmitted by blood and semen, and cleaning, shirts JOS lAST CINTfR STRifT MANCHISTER scheduled completion date. sion of narcotics and was given a through sexual contact, sharing needles, blood laundry and weaving by 643-4958 suspended 18-month sentence and transfusions and from mother to fetus. professionals. Open house set at school two years probation, according to The total number of reported AIDS cases in Anthony D, Duarte, an investiga­ Connecticut since January 1981. when the state first Highland Park School is having an open house for The Asaoclated Pra«s tion with the state’s attorney's began documenting AIDS cases, is 1,246, the health parents and students on Monday from 4 30 to 6 30 office. service said. p.m. ~ Chris Gray, a New Haven Green Party candidate for mayor, burns a Yale flag in a local park Atty. Alan K. Reisner. who S'udents and parents are encouraged to drop in represented Mrs. Foxworth. said We Care about Manchester's anytime between the scheduled hours to take a tour Friday after calling on the university to pay "its fair share" that his client has rheumatoid of the school, visit classrooms and meet teachers c companies doing business in arthritis and hypertension and is Calendar The school is located at 397 Porter St. South Africa and invest in projects that would benefit the losing her eyesight due to dia­ Health Care betes. Dinner to honor Prague Manchester Marine.gets Monday State Rep. Edith G. Prague, D-Columbia, will be Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. Immediate honored by RID, Remove Intoxicated Drivers, at a Eighth Utilities District special meeting Fire dinner Sept. 19 for her role in the passage of a state 30-year term House, 7 p.m. law that provides for administrative suspension of Board of Education, 45 North School St., 7- 30 p m M edical the licenses of drivers who fail to pass a sobriety HARTFORD (AP) — A former ’Tuesday test. U.S. Marine has been sentenced Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room Under the new law, the licenses of drivers who are to 30 years in prison for shooting 7 p.m. Care Center stopped for the first time on suspicion of drunk and killing a black man in what 263 West Middle Tpke. driving are automatically suspended for three prosecutors said may have been a Andover Manchester months if they do not pass the sobriet.v test racially motivatd attack. Monday The dinner for Prague will be held at the Yankee Craig Toczko was sentenced in 646-859i^ Silversmith Inn in Wallingford with a cash bar Hartford Superior Court Thurs­ Recreation Commission, Town Office Building 8 p.m. reception at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m day in connection with the De­ cember 1987 shooting of 29-year- RHAM Board of Education. RHAM High School OUR PROFESSIONAL STAFF TAKE PRIDE 6:30 p.m. old Mark Barnett Paper filing ruies set Tuesday IN PROVIDING YOU WITH PERSONALIZED Toczko. a 22-year-old white C/V; Finance Board. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. HEALTH CARE Documents to be filed with the clerk of the Eighth man, was convicted in June of Utilities District should be filed in the district office first-degree manslaughter and Bolton We Provifje: and not delivered to the home of the clerk, according conspiracy to commit first- to John D. LaBelle Jr., legal counsel for the district. degree manslaughter. Monday 1 In a letter to Thomas E. Landers, district Public Building Commission. Community Hall, 1. Physicals — School, Sports & Companv president, LaBelle said he has learned that some Because Barnett, who is black 7:30 p.m. 2. X-Rays members of the public are filing or attempting to file was standing next to a white man Wednesday documents, requests, and petitions with the district at the time he was shot, his family Conservation Commission. Herrick Memorial 3. Simple Lab Procedures clerk. Mary Beth Litrico, at her home. has long contended that Toczko Park, 7:30 p.m. made a choice based on prejudice 4. Sutures h o u r s : LaBelle said the proper place for filing those 9Q items is the clerk s office during its normal business and shot the black man. But 5. Free Blood Pressure Checks Monday thru Saturday hours. He said the clerk should be directed to during Toczko’s monthlong trial Coventry require that all filings be made there. in June, prosecutor Herbert Carl­ Monday 6. Pre-Marital Blood Work Sunday n .mto7pm The office is open Monday through Friday from son Jr. did not introduce any Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. evidence of racial motivation for Medical Director: C. Jackson M.D. the shooting. Building. 7:30 p.m. A Au

NATION & WORLD Mother of 2 drug babies Judges demand security is given 15 years probation SANFORD, Fla. (AP) — A Eaton determined that Ms. John­ rehabilitation program, random judge Friday imposed 15 years of son had delivered cocaine to her drug testing at least once a month probation on a cocaine-addicted babies through their umbilical for a year, educational and U.S. supplies $65 million in aid mother convicted of delivering cords. He acquitted her of a vocational training, an intense drugs to two of her children at child-abuse count. prenatal program if she should birth. The children — a boy born in become pregnant again and 200 BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — netted six tons of the valuable The country’s 32-year-old jus­ Jennifer Johnson, 23, faced a 1987 and a girl born in January — hours of community service. Hundreds of judges demanded white powder. tice minister, Monica de Grieff, 30-year prison sentence on the are cared for by relatives and are increased protection Friday from That brought the total for 1989 showed signs of growing fear for conviction under a law usually described as in in good health. Ms. Johnson, a slim, bespec­ attacks by cocaine barons, and to an unprecedented 27 tons of her personal safety. applied to criminals engaged in But scientists have said that tacled woman with a ready smile, the traffickers threatened to kill declined the judge’s invitation to cocaine — nine tons more than “ I wasn’t prepared to work in illegal drug transactions. cocaine can cause neurological 10 judges for each suspect who is speak about her problem. But in was confiscated in alloflastyear. times of war, such as now,’’ Mrs. “ I don’t have any desire to hurt problems, premature birth and extradited. response to the judge’s question ■■ About 550 judges in Bogota and de Grieff said in a television you. ... I ’m not here to put you in even death in newborns. The judges’ protests, combined as to whether she believed she the surrounding province of Cun- interview Friday. Bogota was prison,” Circuit Judge O.H. Ea­ with reports that the justice Justifying the conviction under was getting some benefit from the dinamarca announced plans Fri­ rife with rumors that she was ton Jr. told Ms. Johnson before minister is fearful and might the statute which prohibits “ de­ day to hand in their resignations considering resigning, but her handing down the sentence, drug-treatment program, she -V resign, appeared to expose the livery” of an illegal substance said, “ Yes sir, I just feel a lot of to protest what they feel is office refused any comment. which includes at least one year courts as a vulnerable flank in a from one person to another, the pressure.” insufficient security measures. Mrs. de Grieff is known to be a in a residential drug-treatment government anti-narcotics offen­ program she is now attending. judge ruled that “ a child who is In the southeastern city of Cali, target for traffickers’ death Prosecutor Jeff Deen, who said sive. The offensive was launched Ms. Johnson is believed to be born but whose umbilical cord judges staged a two-hour strike. threats. A predecessor, Rodrigo the case would set a precedent in a week ago after the assassina­ the first mother in Florida — and has not (yet) been severed is a Judge Omar Eduardo Garces Lara Bonilla, was assassinated Florida, had recommended strict tion of popular presidential candi­ one of only a few in the country — person” within Florida law. Bueno of the southwest city of by the drug cartels in 1984. compliance with the drug- date Luis Carlos Galan. convicted of providing drugs to Cali told reporters he and other The day after Valencia’s assas­ Other terms of the lengthy treatment program and lengthy The White House announced their newborns under a criminaP judges received threatening let­ sination, gunmen believed hired probation period included one probation. He had called it “ a from Kennebunkport, Maine that drug-dealing law. ters from the “ Extraditables” - by traffickers killed the national Ths AuoclatMl Prau year of strict supervision by child-abuse case, not a drug the Bush administration is send­ In a non-jury trial last month, the name used by traffickers in police commander in Medellin, a probation officers during the case.” REP. BARNEY FRANK ing $65 million worth of helicop­ their communiques. SWINGING SUSPECT - Spy suspect ters, weapons and other equip­ trafficking center, and Galan at a In the letters, the drug dealers political rally on Bogota’s Felix Bloch relaxes at a Georgetown ment to help Colombia battle the vowed to kill 10 judges for each park in Washington Thursday. Bloch drug barons. outskirts. suspected trafficker who is As part of the emergency has been constantly followed by the FBI Rep. Frank says extradited. The killings outraged Colom­ and media since his suspension from the assistance plan, a U.S. Air Force Since 1981, 220 judges, magis­ bian society and the government C-5 transport plane bought in two trates and judicial employees responded with emergency de­ State Department. hiring prostitute Bell 212 helicopters that were have been killed in a campaign of crees empowering the seizure of handed over to Colombian au­ terror aimed at intimidating the traffickers’ property and renew­ thorities. The White House said courts into dropping all prosecu­ ing the extradition of drug barons the first $20 million shipment tion of drug cases. to the United States. The extradi­ Ban doesn’t stop was a mistake would arrive next week. Since Aug. 17, when Bogota tion treaty had been declared null A Defense Ministry commu­ magistrate Carlos Valencia Gar­ by the Supreme Court in 1987. nique said Friday the army was NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — U.S. Rep. Barney cia was gunned down, judges pre-game prayer continuing raids on the property The drug cartels responded Frank said Friday he was trying to change the life of nationwide have been protesting Thursday with a series of bomb­ a male prostitute he had once patronized when he of suspected traffickers and on for better security. They staged a MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The mayor prayed suspected cocaine smuggling ings and arson attacks in and hired him as a personal aide, and later felt duped strike that ended Wednesday, on the 50-yard line as 10 protesters blew horns and sites nationwide. around Medellin. There were no when he suspected the man was selling sex from although 48 Bogota judges then jeered in one of the first gridiron confrontations It said two tons of the drug were new attacks reported Friday. Frank’s Washington apartment. refused to withdraw their tetters over a court ban on invocations at high school seized in a raid Thursday on a Frank, a Democrat who disclosed his homosexu­ of resignation. The Supreme athletic events. Doug has a large selection of clandestine airstrip, and that the ality in May 1987, said he became friends with the Court rejected the 48 resignations Mayor Emory Folmar’s prayer ended with six the latest back to school styles man after their first paid encounter, and was trying seven-day offensive so far had on Thursday. Weekly people being escorted out of Cramton Bowl for to wean him from a life of drugs and prostitution. He sounding airhorns. One protester was arrested for fired the man in August 1987 when it appeared his H e a lt h r t p struggling as he was led out of the stands. Discover Doug’s Low, Low Prices effort had failed. Folmar said Friday his actions were justified by The incident was disclosed in Friday’s editions of the response of the 5,000 fans who attended the high The Washington Times. Frank, 49, said he had no school football game. Most cheered at the end of intention of resigning or dropping plans to run for prayers by Folmar and County Commission re-election next year. But the state Republican LOOK AT WHAT Chairman Bill Joseph. Party said he should quit. 25% OFF “ I didn’t know it was big news. We’ve been “ Thinking I was going to be Henry Higgins and WE HAVE TO praying at football games for 50 years. I wasn’t trying to turn him into Pygmalion was the biggest trying to make a point,” said Folmar, a All Long Sleeve Shirts mistake I ever made,’’ Frank said during a news conservative and former chairman of the Alabama conference at his office in this Boston suburb. He OFFER... by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. Republican Party. referred to the character in the play “ Pygmalion" But a civil libertarian said the Thursday night and the musical based on it, “ My Fair Lady,” a •Custom Framing episode highlighted the difficulty Southerners have professor who tries to turn a poor London woman INSOMNIA dealing with religious diversity and a Jan. 3 ruling 25% OFF ^ into a lady. Ho •Oil Restoration Troubled with insomnia? Lack by the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The court “ I don’t think I ’m going to be heavily penalized by of sieep results in poor health ruled that prayers before school-sponsored events All Bugle Boy & Cotier ' * the voters for being suckered by a guy I was trying •Mirrors and efficiency. What to do? Re­ violate the constitutional principle of separation of to help,” he said. place that evening cup of coffee church and state. Denim & Canvas Pants •Laminating with a glass of warm milk. It On May 30, the U.S. Supreme Court let stand that The only other member of Congress to publicly contains a concentration of Waist vSizes 28-38 decision, which upheld a student’s lawsuit to acknowledge being a homosexual. Rep. Gerry amino acids that triggers the bi­ prevent pre-game prayers in Douglas County, Ga. Studds, easily won re-election after being censured •Calligraphy ochemical sleep process. Milk The ruling affected only Florida, Georgia and by the House in 1983 for an affair 10 years earlier is soothing and also provides Alabama, and was largely ignored until the with a 17-year-old male House page. Like Frank, •Carijs essential vitamins and minerals SHOP EARLY FOR BEST Supreme Court refused to overturn it. Studds is a Democrat from Massachusetts. for good health. If milk doesn’t SELECTION agree with you, try old-fashi­ "lama Southerner, and traditionally in the South 1 After acknowledging his sexual orientation, •Posters & Prints oned chamomile tea, a natural we have been so homogeneous religiously that Frank won election to his fifth term in 1988 with 70 SALE IN EFFECT WHILE SUPPLY LASTS sedative. people are unable to put themselves in the place of percent of the vote in the state’s 4th District, which the minority,” said University of Alabama law encompasses some Boston suburbs and parts of professor Martha Morgan, a state board member of 'Offer not good with any southeastern Massachusetts. the American Civil Liberties Union. other discount offer 9Q The Washington newspaper said the man was ARMY & NAVY 643-5065 Whatever the interpretation of the pre-game named Greg Davis, but Frank said his real name e x p o f ^ u r e ceremony, it appears the issue will wind up back in Monday-Wednesday 10-8 checks welcome. was Steve Gobie. 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p But she knows row v»o«m ^rrxe-TCi£S«OfA!L. £ t t a By Chuck Stone r-HULf^E- what she likes GREEN LAKE, Wis. — It is a two-day drive or a three-hour plane hop from Atlanta to Green Lake, By Sarah Overstreet Wis., where two separate religious conferences met during the same week. "'ft f/use But more vast and wearying theological distances .NO The moment I stepped timidly into my first o)o college art class, I knew I was in for a wild ride. DeiAOCRACV separate them. I was wearing a navy blue dress and pumps, and In the southern urbanity of Atlanta, a small my hair was done in a neat flip that Annette DemocRAcv meeting of black Catholic lay people focused on the TWl^ Funicello would have envied. As it was 1969, and controversy over Rev. George A. Stallings Jr.’s Enp breakaway Imani Temple and its emphasis on UP most of the kids were from bigger cities and already knew what was what, they were wearing some of the D?M0cracv ^\liu African-American culture. Still, even black Cathol­ ics sympathetic to Father Stallings seemed to reject hippie trappings that would set the style at the D6NV0CRACV college for the next several years. any effort that would distance them from their On the walls were drawings, paintings and prints I church’s central faith. “ What we’d like to see now is a reconciliation and didn’t understand and my art teachers talked aobut D§W>CRACV concepts I couldn’t comprehend any more easily. It KIAOCRaCV a healing,” said Walter T. Hubbard, executive 4 was the first of many shocks that would perplex, % director of the National Office of Black Catholics. frighten, anger, excite and awe me. The experien­ % In the Midwestern verdancy of Green Lake, an ces broadened my horizons in ways that would annual conference of the American Baptist enrich my life. Assembly was strengthening its ties to its more than 20 overseas missions, which include El Salvador, I only lasted one year as an art major; I soon DSlAOCRACy discovered my greater talents were in other areas. Nicaragua and Zaire. The mood was joyously But I kept an art minor, and, in spite of myself, VTteUHUNNMI fO fn ^ upbeat. A black minister. Rev. Ralph Byrdwell, led gained a much keener ability to enjoy and the predominantly white 700 conferees in the singing of hymns and spirituals. Returning missionaries -ORv^g. appreciate art. Knowing how I resisted that n t - education at first, and how much pleasure it’s given were welcomed, and a new group was commissi­ me later. I ’ve always been a reluctant censor of oned to go forth and spread the gospel. anyone else’s art. “ All of our programs have to be retested,” Yet I can’t help but empathize with people declared the distinguished theologian Dr. Manfred incensed that government art funds were given to Branch. “ It’s the fermentation of the gospel.” one aritst whose work so patently offends some, and Although Catholics and Protestants can unite in to an art gallery that orgnized a retrospective of the prayer to the same God, theology, race and church work of another artist whose work offends just as doctrines still divide them. A popular hymn’s many. Innocents abroad opening lines, “ The Church’s one foundation is Jesus Christ her Lord,” raises the question, which I ’m talking about the spitting match over the church? Incubators hatch business $15,000 the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) In San Francisco, a gay seminary graduate is gave to artist Andres Serrano, and the $30,000 they within five years. But NBIA Diplomats gets tips on how to behave being ordained by a group of Lutherans in defiance By Robert Walters structure constructed almost a gave to the Corcoran Gallery, which put on the claims that the success rate for century ago for the David Brad­ of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America. retrospective of photographer Robert Mapple­ express personal pleasure in the “ strong.” incubated businesses is 80 per­ ley Farm Implement Co. thorpe’s work. By Ruth Sinai ELCA Bishop Lyle Miller summed up a prevailing BRADLEY, 111. — Mike Jones assignment,” the guide advises. What it does do is answer every doctrine of many Christian churches: “ We affirm cent — the inverse of the national When Creative Custom Furni­ If you don’t recognize the names, you’ll probably and Don Underwood, employees average. ture moved in l'/4 years ago, it Wives (or husbands) of diplomats question “ ever put to us,” said ministry to and with gay and lesbian people. We do recognize the works that have raised the hackles of WASHINGTON - The State of a custom furniture manufuc- Incubators are a phoenomenon required a relatively modest 4,000 should do the same to the wife (or Nancy Forbord, relocation ad­ not endorse a ministry of ordained people (who) are so many, because they’ve attracted considerable Department is advising its diplo­ turing firm, were determined to of the 1980s. Only about 40 existed square feet and had only two husband) of the principal officer. viser for the Overseas Briefing practicing homosexuals.” media attention: Serrano is the guy whose works mats that while they needn’t establish their own company — in 1984 but today there are A new member of the embassy Center. The center, run by the That policy’s demise may be just a matter of time. employees — co-owners Jones include a crucifix stuck in a jar of his own urine. The splurge on their wardrobe for but they had no money, no work approximately 330. Although they staff must call on the ambassador State Department’s Foreign Ser­ For centuries, Christianity (as well as Judaism) and Underwood. Today, the com­ late Mapplethorpe’s works portray homosexual overseas duty, shoes are a must. space and little idea of how to are scattered throughout the or chief officer within two work­ vice Institute, provides extensive relegated women to subordinate and inferior roles. pany employs 14 people and erotica and sadomasochism. American women going launch a commercial enterprise. country, the states with the occupies 13.000 square feet. ing days, according to the reading materials on conditions “ Separate but equal” black churches — especially, The exhibits so enraged Sen. Jesse Helms that he abroad, as diplomats or their “We started in my garage,” heaviest concentrations are Pen­ manual. in foreign countries, regulations black Baptists and African Methodist Episcopal­ The incubator’s operators pro­ introduced a bill that would prohibit federal grants spouses, are also advised to recalls Underwood. “ That was nsylvania, Illinois, New York, “An expensive or extensive of the U.S. foreign service, ians — flourished abundantly in response to white vided the new company with to art that he considers “ obscene and indecent” — fine until we bought a bunch of Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio. remove their gloves while eating wardrobe is not necessary” for etiquette, educational and health racism. shared access to a facsimile according to his description, that is just about or drinking at a formal function. tools that took up all the space. New York City, Chicago, Los junior diplomats. “ It is advisa­ facilities, and other information. But times are changing — a little. This year. machine and other office equip­ anything anyone of any philosophical bent might We lasted only about two or three This is some of the advice in a ble, however, for newcomers to Some 14,000 people, or about Episcopalians ordained a black woman, the Rev. Angeles and other big cities have ment, below-market rental ar­ take offense at. months there.” them, but so do Scottsbluff, Neb.; pamphlet entitled “ Social Usage bring along a basic wardrobe, half of the Americans sent abroad Barbara Harris, as a suffragan bishop. The rangements and crucial technical I think Helms is way off base (I usually do) with Abroad” given to U.S. represen­ Financing was an even more Pocatello, Idaho; Florence, S.C., assistance when the firm success­ including shoes, because they will last year by various government American Presbyterian Church also elected a black severe problem. “ We were al­ his bill, but he sure has a right to be mad. I ’m not too tatives to help prepare them for and scores of other smaller fully sought a low-interest munic­ often be too busy on arrival to agencies, used the center in 1988, woman, the Rev. Joan M. Salmon-Campbell, as most penniless when we started communities. crazy about the idea of my tax money funding art foreign postings. shop for new clothes.” she said. The center also offers a Moderator to head its three million members. ipal loan to finance early that sickens me and a sizable throng of my fellow The leaflet illustrates how this thing,” says Underwood. Incubators serve entrepre­ expansion. As for the dress code: for a mandatory two-day seminar on This past year, two front-page stories on religion “ We came in with hardly any neurs long on commitment and taxpayers. That doesn’t mean I want censor the protocol, that French invention daytime ceremony, “ a woman’s security overseas, and even a that appeared three months apart in the New York The growth of business incuba­ which greases the wheels of money at all.” dedication but short on expertise artist; withholding government funding isn’t the shoulders should be covered.” course designed to help teen­ Times reported on seemingly contradictory trends. tors has not been without travail. same thing as censorship. statehood, can be a U.S. diplo­ Jones, Underwood and their and experience. “ There are a lot And in countries where gloves are agers adjust to life abroad, “ Trend Gaining in Public Schools to Add A major fire here two years ago, mat’s biggest nightmare. It also start-up company. Creative Cus­ of people with really good ideas Former U.S. Senator Tom Eagleton, now a worn for all daytime social Forbord said. Teaching About Religion” reported on a movement for example, destroyed almost makes clear that proper behavior tom Furniture, were classic but without a clue as to how to run newspaper columnist himself, knows how the occasions, “ it is useful to re­ For American hostesses backed by both liberals and conservatives to one-third of the Bradley Indus­ within the U.S. diplomatic com­ candidates for a business incuba­ a business,” says one expert in system works. He predicts that by the end of the member that they are always abroad, the pitfalls are numer­ incorporate more teaching about religion in public trial Park and devastated many munity abroad is just as tricky as tor — “ a facility that provides the field. “ It’s important to year the legislature will have moderately reduced removed entirely for eating or ous. Making a dinner table schools. of its start-up tenants. behavior toward officials of the small entrepreneurial businesses remember that no company ever appropriations to the NEA. That will send a drinking.” seating plan is “ full of complexi­ I enthusiastically applaud this trend. Nationally, NBIA extrava­ host country. with affordable space, shared started big,” adds another. message to the peer panel that decides who gets how Ambassadors, in addition to ties,” warn the authors of the “ Shortage of Qualified New Clergy Causing gantly predicted a few years ago The diplomat’s training begins support services and business They typically rent space at much money, that they’ll have to be a little more familiarizing themselves with pamphlet. Hostesses should Alarm for U.S. Religions” reported on a decline in that there would be 1,000 incuba­ well before departure from Wa­ development services such as modest rates and allow tenants to mindful of the taxpayers’ hot buttons. treaties and other aspects of check with the embassy protocol ordinations among the three largest denominations. tors by 1990. Recent trends shington. “ It is customary when financing, marketing and share the cost of secretarial, I hate to think that worthy artists may suffer from bilateral relations, must re­ officer to ensure they have not Catholics, Southern Baptists and Methodists. 1 suggest that the industry will not the reduced funding, but still I don’t think it’s all assigned to a U.S. mission abroad member to take the place closest inadvertently planned to seat management.” receptionist and telephone­ be able to claim even half that But an exciting new development could reduce the to write to the principal officer to the curbside when entering a together people from countries That definition is provided by answering services as well as number by next year. bad. There are plenty of private donors, including us shortage. Older professionals are following Albert little guys who like to go to galleries and are willing (usually the ambassador) ... to car. which do not maintain diplomatic the National Business Incubation facilities and equipment ranging “ There was a lot of hype Schweitzer’s example of pursuit of a higher calling. to pay to get in. We can fund whatever we like with When making social calls on relations, for example. Association, and Athens, Ohio, from conference rooms and load­ initially and people hd unrealistic Two months ago. Charles W. Gilchrist, a no regard to others’ sensitivities. officials of the host country In And in case your parents trade association that believes ing docks to computers and expectations of what incubators 52-year-old Harvard-trained lawyer and prominent We re never going to arrive at art that offends no their homes, the American’s neglected to tell you, the guide incubators can play a crucial role photocopiers. could do,” says one knowledgea­ Maryland elected official, abandoned a bright one — as Jesse Helms would like us to do before we iBanrliffilrr Hrrali'i calling card is left on a hall table advises that “ before leaving, in reducing the high mortality Incubators often are in older ble observer. But the idea of political future to be ordained as an Episcopalian cough up any tax support. But Congress appropriate “ and a caller should stay no each guest should thank those rate traditionally experienced by commercial buildings that have providing sheltered quarters for Found«d In 18S1 deacon in preparation for the priesthood. rnoney from its constituents — us, the public. So it ?fNNV M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher longer than 20 minutes unless hosting the party.” new companies. been rehabilitated. In the Brad­ fledgling firms remains a sound In 1989, the church still has one foundation. But its should be responsive to those constituents and exert GEORGE T CHAPPELL_^^...... Editor strongly urged.” The pamphlet According to the U.S. Depart­ ley Industrial Park here, for concept with great potential. upper floors are changing. ment Commerce, 50 percent of all some pressure on those who get to spend their MARIE P ORADV...... City Editor doesn’t explain how to judge Ruth Sinai writes for The example, the Area Jobs Develop­ ALEXANDER QIRELLI.... Associate Editor new businesses fail within three money. whether such entreaties are Associated Press. ment Association rents space to Robert Walters is a syndicated Chuck Stone is a syndicated columnist. years and 80 percent are gone fledgling firms in a refurbished columnist. Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated columnist. Church Board Services Church Board AARP chapter gets praise Group blasts biotechnology Assemblies of God Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John Yarger, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev Orthodox split repaired WASHINGTON (AP) — Questions about the Holllger. Sunday schedule: 9:30 o.m., Loyyrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche^ for assisting needy in town Quiet Mediation; 10 a.m., Holy Eucho- brave new world” of biotechnology and its uses to ChUTCh (Assemblies of God), dule: 10 a.m., worship services CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — Repesentatives of two ^ Bucklond Road, South Windsor. rlst; 11:15 o.m., Coftee and Juice Nurserv for preschoolers. (647-9141) eliminate unborn children of unwanted sex or those Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor, Fellowship. (6 ^-m 3 ) Orthodox branches that split in the fifth century with likely handicaps are raised in this year’s o-nn., worship, Sunday school and over presumed differences about the nature of Editor’s note: This column is child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn sing and St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park Mormon dra Wolf, Mrs. Gordon, Burton Respect Lafe Program manual. pro se service. Wednesdov, 7 p.m., and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Christ have agreed on a joint statement of common prepared by the Manchester Area faith. Hicock, Bruce Houde, A.C. ?6£l-noV)“‘*'^ and youth fellowship. drew D. Smith, rector; Richard C. The Church of Jotut Christ of Latter- Conference of Churches. M A C C News program, sponsored annually by Alton, Dee Anne Dodd, assistants to the day Sainta, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ Fisher, Judy Krupp, Rosemary the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, is The agreement, developed by a joint commission, rector. Worship: 7:30 o.m. and 9:30 ter. Dovid Field, bishop. 9:30 om Donnelly, Sue O’tllonnor, Claire linked to the Oct. observance of Respect Life a.m.; church school, 9:30 o.m.; baby­ sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Sunday was seen as overcoming a major obstacle to 1 Baptist Hughes, Don and Adah Booth, Sunday in parishes and schools around the country sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy eucha- school and primary; 11:40 o.m., prlest- restoration of full communion between Eastern and By Nancy Carr vement Program. If your com­ rlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. (649- h^od and relief society. (643-4003 or Kay Faulds, Dr. Richard Plavin, In the manual. Pope John Paul II is quoted as Community Baptist Church, 585 E. 4583) ZZo~3715) Oriental orthodoxy after 1,500 years of separation. Executive Director pany or your spouse or children center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Emile Roux, Gabrielle Flanagan, saying that America's dedication to improving the "They divided in the fifth century when the have such a program, your Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 o.m., Barbara Cornelinson, estate of quality of life ... offers mixed blessings its worship service. Nursery care pro­ Gospel Orientals did not participate in the Ecumenical Manchester’s thousand points advocacy in support of MACC’s vided. (643-0537) Nationai Catholic Walter Frederickson, Janet Pod- arrguments sometimes used to imply some lives are Council of Chalcedon, which defined two natures of of light are based in free choices. basic human needs services will Folth Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Church o( the Living Ood, an eva ngel- National dick, Irene Bennett, Anna Mae less worthy of protection than others.” Monchester. Rev. James Bellosov, Ical, full-gospel church, Robertson Christ, divine and human. Orientals affirmed one In an increasingly constricted directly impact the lives of our Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man- Potocki Jr., Girl Scout Troop No. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 School, North School Street, Manches­ chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, united divine-human nature. life, we may have to pay taxes but Manchester neighbors in crisis. a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. 603, Thomas Baril, Gary Dahms, service. (646-5316) past®r. Sunday mass,9a.m.; wsekdoys, The joint statement says, “ Those among us who the decision to share even more of If you are interested in being Last outdoor service Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. 0 a.m. (643-5906) Harry Reinhorn, Nancy Stopple- „ •aptlst Church, 240 Hllistown Nursery and Sunday school. speak of two natures in Christ do not thereby deny ourselves through private chari­ such an advocate, please call us. Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday worth, Betty Blevins, Jim Manchester Christian Feiiowship, 509 their inseparable, indivisible union: those among us ties is still a freely made We would be most happy to assist w iii^L^S f 'worship service of the season school; il o.m.Rock Music? Such a notion assumes that God This time, however, warning criticisms were SocoM Congregational Church of St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., will restore the theocratic king­ being sounded against buying his revised end-time Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Ro':;?e"'v*^!;d*«N%rSrv]"v"er"a' Coyenti^. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and that will kill you,” try. Rev. Dovid Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral Fri(jay, August 25, 1989 7:30 p,m. dom of Israel, a kingdom that scenano although there were indications of another lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a n S?hedile"- 9 ®«^' 10-45 o m 'worship service; team. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., ended over 2500 years ago. It flies Bible Belt surge of attention to it. church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 ii Sunday mass at 10 o.m .; confessions Bm ie.aTi-V^"'’"'' ’®'’®®' ° o d adult I. The Hidden Message of Rock and Roll Revealed. in the face of what Jesus told Pi­ Heavy circulation of Whisenant’s new, 96-page a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m. 4.30 fo 5p.m . Saturday. Sunday mass 8 Church observes birthdays church school. Grade 7 to adult; li-is late — "My kingdom is not of this book, “ The Final Shout: Rapture Report — 1989,” o.m., lunipr choir, 2 p.m.. Junior ?7S^6655?*’ ■*®**®^ Church, Eoglevllle. (Backward Masking) Birthday Sunday will be observed during the 8 and world," John 18:36. It ignores Je­ was reported across the South, in many cases in free streets, Manchester.‘^Rev*ChS?les W **• Mourice, 32 Hebron ffi."(7«.6?M r''’- Npod, Bolton. The Rev. William J. 10 a.m. worship services Sunday at Center sus’ unequivocal statement that mailings by the Nashville, Tenn.. publisher. World lO^Js' S m ’ -2° - I'vine worship,- Saturday, August 26, 1989 6:00 p.m, Talcot^llle Congregational Church, uiesik, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Congregational Church, 11 Center St. the kingdom was “at hand" (Matt Bible Society. T ‘i'" **®!r.**^ him Road, Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 o.m. Talcottville. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald At 11:15 a.m. there will be a social hour. The II. The First Church of Rock and Roll "The time is short,” says Whisenant. “ I ’m telling ------r%cv. r\or and 11 o.m. (643-4466) 4:17) and would come in that 1 Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff 10 parent Support Group will meet Monday at 8:30 people the end is near and to get their children and a.m., worship service (Religion of Rock and Roll) generation (Mark 9:1). It also school. (649-0815) and church MethodiSt a m. and there will be a Healing Prayers meeting in everyone they care about under the blood of Jesus.” Salvation Army overlooks apostolic statements the church library Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. The Rev. Bill Gordon of Atlanta, associate Salvotlpn Arm y, 661 Main St., Man- Sunday, August 27, 1989 10:00 a,m. that the kingdom was then in ex­ director of the Southern Baptist interfaith witness Covenant « £?®*- FPP Mrs. Gary Aspersch- istence (Col. 1:13, Heb. 12:28). It lager. 9:M a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Sunday, August 27, 1989 6:00 p.m. is God’s reign in people's hearts department, issued a paper urging people not to be a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salvo- Mazon raises $700,000 deceived by Whisenant’s “ rapture” predictions. mafack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman service, nurserv. (649-3479) tlon meeting. (649-7787). III. Rock and Roll of Babylon. — The kingdom of God is within SwenMn, pastor. Rev. Paui Knight North United Methodist• Church tllr JUU300 you” (Luke 17:21). Whisenant builds his predictions upon misinter­ associate poster. Rev. Kevin Schw m b; LOS ANGELES (A P) — Mazon, a Jewish Rev. Robert Costa from Mass, will be discussing the effects pretation, misapplication and conjecture,” Gordon youth pastor. Schedule: 8 ond 10 om Trenc^^®^;e,To^-'RVv* H Woi^‘'BeS: Unitarian Universalist anti-hunger program,, says it has allocated $700,000 worship services. (649-2855) of Rock music on young people today. There will be actual says. “ He constantly takes Scriptural passages out SSr*:''9' a m" ixV ii!"®.',®" Unlyerfoiltt Society-East, this year to non-profit organizations serving the CHURCH OF CHRIST of context and gives them meanings which the church school; ni?r7ery fjrclufd*een 3 W- Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. poor and hungry. Mazon is the Hebrew word for excerpts from such groups as: STYX. Ozzy Osbourne, Led Lydall ft Varnon Straala Episcopai ond younger. (649-3696.) 3 Wardga. knights Jr., Interim minister. biblical writers would find strange.” Zeppelin. Motley Crue, Iron Maiden, and Madonna. South United Motheditt Church i» * Nursery care and food. Phona; 646-2903 St. Goorgo't Epitcoppl Church, I 150 Moln St., Manchester. Fredrick L youth religious education. Coffee hour after service. (646-5151) I AA u

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Mr. and Mrs. willing to live out its creed. But ( By Michael Hirach Thomas J. Sigmund many of those few come to the The Associated Press United States to try. Mrs. Timothy A. Sweigard The three expatriates above Sigmund-Gebhardt The Associated Press quarter-century ago, may seem refreshingly liber­ Betty Friedan called ated, but in Japan many would Patricia J. Gebhardt. daughter of Sweigard-Pagani TRITON’S TOPOGRAPHY — This view of Neptune’s moon the oppression of consider them wild-eyed radi­ Roy and Rosemary Gebhardt of Triton released Friday shows the south pole at bottom. The A American women cals. They insist on standing Tolland, and Thomas Joel Sigmund, Elizabeth C. Pagani. daughter of south pole is continually lighted at this time of year. Scientists “ the problem that out in a society where wa, or of 611 Center St., son of Richard and William and Patricia Pagani of 311 describe the topography as similar to Venus and Mars. has no name.” But Japan group harmony, dictates “ the Arlene Sigmund of Bedford Hills. Cooper Hill St., and Timothy Allen today has a name for Meiri nail that stands out is ham­ N.Y.. were married June 10 at St. Sweigard, son of Alvan and Bonnie Marimo’s problem: She’s “ lef­ mered down." Matthews Church. Tolland. Sweigard of Meriden were married tover Christmas cake.” “Japanese women haven’t The Rev. Jack Nash officiated at the June 23 at the Church of the Miss Marimo. in other been raised to have aspira­ wedding mass. The bride was given in Assumption. Voyager discoveries words, has grown a bit stale as tions, ” says Jane Condon, marriage by her father. Donna The Rev. Joseph Parel officiated at a marriageable commodity — author of “ A Half-Step Be­ at least that's what her mother Sespaniak. sister of the bride, was the evening mass. The bride was hind: Japanese Women of the complains. In Japan, where matron of honor. Bridesmaids were given in marriage by her father. ’80s” "They’re still facing many marriages are still boundaries we broke through Faith Pschichholtz. Diane Mloga- Sharon Pagani, sister of the bride, inciude ice voicano arranged, a woman is consi­ 20 years ago." noski. and Renee Warner. Rebecca was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were dered to have a shelf life of Kalagher was flower girl. “ To be good American, you Linda Pagani and Susan Craig. about 25 years. have to be an individual. “To be PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Kenneth Sigmund Jr., brotherof the Lindsay Pagani was flower girl. three volcanoes, now inactive, that When Miss Marimo was 28, a good Japanese, you’d better groom, was best man. Ushers were Carl Bruenn was best man. Ushers Voyager 2 brushed by Neptune’s north once produced flows of viscous ice — she left for New York — alone. damn sight not be,” says Associated Press Andy Munzer, Tim Atkins and Greg were David Rodriguez and Daniel pole and photographed volcanoes that perhaps frozen natural gas or nitro­ Sumiko Morikawa sits next Steven Fochios, a New York Bartels. Joseph Sigmund was Sweigard. once gushed ice lava on frosty gen ice. to the “ No Smoking" sign in City psychiatrist who counsels UPS AND DOWNS — Even with record when their music seems to be falling on ringbearer. After a reception at Jesters Court, fault-cracked Triton, revealing "a “ The images returned this morning her Waldorf-Astoria office in many Japanese women. sales topping 100 million, the Bee Gees deaf ears, world unlike any we’ve ever seen ” After a reception at the church, the the couple went on a wedding trip to revealed a world unlike any we've New York and lights a ci­ “ The women who ... come to NASA said Friday. are still battling for respect in an era couple went on a wedding trip to Pemequid Point and Bar Harbor. ever seen.” said Voyager project garette. At 39, she says she's the U.S., then get into the “ All we can say now is, wow! — Jamaica. They are making their Maine. Theyaremaking theirhomein scientist Edward Stone. looking for a new man. She machinery of the country, are home in Manchester. what a way to leave the solar isn't particular about his back­ Davenport. Iowa. While icy volcanic flows without able to enjoy the kinds of The bride is a 1984 graduate of ground — as long as he isn’t freedoms they had never The bride is a graduate of Southern system, said U.S. Geological Survey associated craters have been seen on Tolland High School and a 1986 Connecticut State University with a geologist Laurence Soderblom, dep­ Japanese. dreamed of," he says. “ And Bee Gees battle for attention Uranus’ moon Ariel and some other graduate of Manchester Community uty leader of Voyager’s photographic "Japanese men and women, these women are tough. They bachelor’s degree in education. She is moons, “ it’s the first time we’ve seen College. She is employed by Aetna imaging team. they cannot understand how to are tough." employed as a pre-school teacher for an icy volcano,” Stone said, referring Life Insurance Co.. Hartford, as a the YMCA in Davenport. The one-ton space probe capped its love," says Miss Morikawa. Miss Marimo’s family frets, to one of the huge craters on Triton. the owner of a translating problem loan coordinator. The bridegroom is a graduate of historic 4.43-billion mile, 12-year tour to no avail. To her friends, she in time of sinking popularity “ This is a real volcano.” service. Three years ago, she The bridegroom is a 1983 graduate Southern Connecticut State Univer­ of four planets when it skimmed 3 048 is an "incredible oyahuko," a But Stone noted that Triton's ended a 16-year marriage bad daughter. A few years ago. of Columbia University and is em­ sity with a bachelor of science degree miles over Neptune’s north pole volcanoes are “ filled with ice instead undertaken to please her she moved into her own ployed at Pratt & Whitney as an He is attending Palm er Chiropratic Thursday night, then dove past high as their trademark falsettos The Bee Gees have weathered of rock. The lava flow is a flow of ice, tradition-minded brother in apartment in Tokyo, watching By Hillel Italie engineer. College in Davenport. Triton, the planet’s largest moon It The Gibbs won’t take no for an dissension, alcohol and drug not of rock.” Japan. No passion, she says. defiantly as the social pres­ The Associated Press made its closest approach about answer, not after more than 25 problems and the fickle music NASA geologist Joseph Boyce said “ Japanese businessmen are sures that mold a Japanese years of making music. 23,900 miles above the moon’s surface very nice, but they are so scene. They have used catchy one of the ice volcanoes — which look woman’s life — a cycle of ales of more than 100 “ We don’t see ourselves as at 2:10 a.m PDT Friday. totally quality-controlled. melodies, boy-meets-girl lyrics like dry lakebeds filled with smooth temporary employment, mar­ million records have having been around a long time.” Engagements “ We are witness today to truly an They see themselves as com­ and the blending of their voices to material — measures several riage and child-raising — not satisfied the Bee Barry Gibb insisted. " I ’m 42 and amazing feat of American space pany men. And their wives produce hit after hit — including hundred miles across. claimed her schoolmates one Gees. They still seek the Maurice and Robin are 39. If ^chnology,” Vice President Dan also, they say. I’m a Mitsubi­ by one. “ To Love Somebody," “ How Can Srespect of Paul McCart­ you’re that age as a banker or You Mend a Broken Heart?” Quayle told hundreds of scientists and Other Triton photos showed long shi wife.’ It kills the individual­ Her old friends "spoke to me ney or the Rolling Stones. Schmeider-Duff accountant, you’re coming into “Night Fever” and ‘Too Much dignitaries Friday at the National fault lines, ridges, low-lying cliffs and ity of people. ” as if they were accusing me, And they wonder why their Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmelder of your prime.” Heaven.” Aeronautics and Space Administra­ “ ice structures of various sorts, tike It is 11:30 a.m. Renko Isowa, criticizing me very severely,” image is either that of Beatle- Bristol announce the engagement of Acknowledging the image ” We like making pop music,” tion s Jet Propulsion Laboratory glacier terrain," JPL scientist Tor­ 42, pauses over a dish of recalls the lithe, long-haired soundalikes or white-suited disco their daughter, Jill Schmelder, to problems, aware that success is Robin Gibb said. “ We don’t have am exceedingly delighted to be here rence Johnson said. “ They’re like vanilla ice cream as she Miss Marimo, a free-lance clones with medallions hanging no longer assured, the Bee Gees Paul Andrew Duff, son of Mr. and cheerily recalls the strict writer. from their necks. this heavier-than-thou attitude. on this very historic day for America things you see in polar caps on Mars” have issued a new album, "One, ” It’s an art we’re not ashamed of. Mrs. Lawrence Duff Sr. of 34 Pine Hill training of her youth in the “ I didn’t care at all. I don’t Ten years after dominating the and America’s space program.” and are supporting it with their Making good pop records is not St. traditional female skills. want to be involved in house­ pop charts with six straight No. 1 During its approach to Neptune “ It looks like there’s all kinds ol first tour in a decade. easy. A well-crafted record can The bride-elect is a graduate of “ I learned flower arrange­ keeping. I smiled a Japanese Voyager discovered six moons in fault systems all over the place,” singles, they remember disco "W e think the public perceives only get respect ” Bristol Eastern High School and is ment. tea ceremony and cook­ smile” — and left. records tossed like Frisbees at addition to Nereid and frost-covered Soderblom said, adding that the faults us as not a live group, and that’s They emerged in 1967, stars in 1 employed as a senior benefit analyst ing for two years. 1 was totally In the United States, disaf­ Chicago’s Comiskey Park and Triton which were first observed suggest “ Tritonquakes” may have totally wrong,” Barry Gibb said their native Australia who with Cigna of Plainville. dead,” says Miss Isowa. vice fected minorities organize, as “ Bee Gee Free” weekends at from Earth. occurred at one time on the moon. in New York. quickly filled the teen market left The prospective bridegroom is a president of a television pro­ American women did in the radio stations. Poor reviews still The spaceship also discovered one "One” consists of 10 pop-dance open when the Beatles turned to graduate of Howell Cheney Regional Also visible were some meteorite duction company here. 1970s. In Japan, it has always sting. complete ring of debris around the songs, including "Wish You Were the pyschedelic sounds of "Sgt. Vocational Technical School and is impact craters, and long sets of “ I wanted to start working. I been easier to jump ship than The Bee Gees — Barry, Robin Here,” a tribute to younger Pepper.” planet and a partial ring, or ring arc to rock the boat. Until and Maurice Gibb — have had employed as a machinist with Hamil­ parallel ridges bounding apparent wanted to be a member of real brother Andy Gibb, who died last After a run of hits in the late scientists believe will also prove to be recently. just moderate success in the ton Standard, Windsor Locks. valleys filled with icy "erupted plastic society.” year at age 30. ’Ms, the group bitterly split, their a complete ring. Today, the glacial rigidity of 1980s, concentrating on writing A May 5.1990. wedding is planned at masses,’’ he said. The icy flows either Twenty-six years after "The “ He was to be on this album; lives worn down by the pressures Voyager’s closest photos of Triton Japanese society — “ otoko no and producing songs for Barbra St. Bridget Church. poured down valleys or erupted from Feminine Mystique,” Frie- there was to be four of us,” said of fame. The brothers reunited in were recorded on tape for playback to shakai,” the man’s world — Streisand, Kenny Rogers. Dionne valley floors, similar to what happens dan’s manifesto of women’s Barry Gibb. “ We were all going to 1970 and eventually moved to earth ,Ws weekend, bat those rights, helped kindle feminism shows signs of thawing after Warwick and others. if someone is “using a razor and link up together once and for all. Florida, where they hooked up in the West, only a trickle of more than a century of uneasy They’ve struggled before, even Jill Schmelder ^s^ounded scientists. slicing open the side of a toothpaste That’s why this album is dedi­ with producer Arif Mardin and Soderblom said they showed at least women in Japan are able or integration with the West. broken up for a while, but the tube,” Soderblom said. cated to Andy and that’s why the began recording more dance- brothers don’t hide ambition as song is on the record.” oriented songs. AA u

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 26, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 26. 1989 _19 FO CUS / Home FOCUS / Money Moisture can cause damage Working at horn© is taxing By Andy Lang Gas prices worldwide I toilet seat. The Associate Press By Changing Times On The House Another way to handle the A KIplinger Magazine When air contains all the situation is with a styrofoam kit Changing Times moisture it can hold, it is said to , that contains the necessary adhe­ Your job title: Parent. Your be saturated. What is called the sive and instructions for cutting corporate headquarters: The the material to fit the inside of the In July 1988, the price of gasoline in Tokyo was kitchen. relative humidity is then at 100 by ventilation, either in the form rider to your homeowners policy On line 13, write the number of tank. To make this work, you will $4.13 per gallon, about four times the U S. percent. of one or more exhaust fans or Yet when you hire someone to in most states. However, in six your employees under “ house­ have to dry out the tank so the average. European nations had generally higher care for your children or do other Excessive moisture in your just a simple little thing like states — Nevada, North Dakota. hold.” Write zero under “ non- adhesive can adhere properly. gasoline prices than Canada, the U S. or Australia. work in your home, you face a house causes all sorts of problems keeping a window open a little Ohio, Washington, West Virginia agricultural employees.” On line if it is not permitted to escape to The styrofoam prevents the out­ mountain of tax obligations origi­ and Wyoming — you must pur­ 15. answer that your principal when engaging in any activity side of the tank from getting cold, the outside. The escape route can that produces moisture. nally designed for businesses. In chase from the state, not a activity is running a household. since it serves as a barrier fact, you may be obliged to fill out be one or more of several ways, A dehumidifier can help by private carrier. To find the state Under "business title,” try between the water and the inside no fewer than seven forms, but not through the outside walls. capturing some of the vapor office that handles worker’s "parent.” of the tank. GASOLINE PRICES: MAJOR WORLD CITIES including the ubiquitous FICA When that occurs, the most before it does any damage. When compensation, start by calling By Jan. 31 each year, you must A neighbor had his plumber Self-service prices for a U S. gallon convened to U.S. dollars: and FUTA. Does this sound crazy common result is the peeling of condensation does occur, be sure your state department of labor. give your employee a completed install a mixing valve underneath to you? It gets worse. exterior paint. some of the moisture isn’t coming Your employee may ask you to copy of Form W-2. By Feb. 28, you the tank to keep the water in the Taxes will add 10 percent to 20 3 9 '8 " _ Vapor barriers are used to from your humidifier. U.S. AVERAGE* withhold federal, state or local must send a copy of Form W-2 to ------f- - 10'- tank slightly warm. In a discus­ prevent the moisture from reach­ If your house has a crawl space I percent to the wages you pay. And income taxes. You use Form 942. the Social Security Administra­ sion about the subject some time I you’ll spend long hours figuring I 1»ne of roof ing the paint film, but the under it, excessive moisture may Many employees who don’t have tion. If you have more than one later, another neighbor reported Toronto, CANADA* out the requirements and filling DECK condensation that takes place be coming out of the ground and taxes withheld will have to file employee, you must also send REAR PORCH little luck with this method. out forms. between the inside and outside entering the structure. Be sure quarterly estimated taxes. Those Form W-3. One other federal Should you decide to utilize it, ask You can head off most prob­ walls can be avoided by the use of the space is vented, then cover Sydney, AUSTRALIA* who want federal income taxes form: You must give any em­ dinette your plumber if he has done it in lems from the start by requesting vents which allow the moist air to the ground with polyethylene withheld must fill out Form W-4. ployee who has no federal income leave the house. Such vents the past and what the results c ^ 1.63 from the IRS all the needed forms You may also be responsible for tax withheld a copy of Notice 797, KITCHEN DINING sheets or something similar. Use were. Jlai;ndry should be covered with screening Frankfurt, WEST GERMANY** and publications discussed state and local income tax which explains that he or she may 15'x9'6"+BAY PORCH sand to hold down the sheets at d in in g - to keep out insects. Cold water pipes that sweat and below. Call 800-424-3676, or pick withholding; pay the jurisdiction be eligible for a tax refund H' overlapping seams. If the ground drip can be kept from getting the them up at your local IRS office. E Condensation is the result of cover proves to be very effective, where your employee lives. because of the Earned Income condensation that is causing the London, ENGLAND You’re supposed to get instruc­ warm, moist air settling on a cool the vents around the crawl space Where you pay state unemploy­ Credit. surface. That’s why you get trouble by wrapping the pipes tions with each form, but ask for ment tax and meet requirements Lost yet? State requirements sometimes can be closed during with a special tape. Some experts them anyway, suggests Changing condensation on windows^ cold cold weather. Brussels, BELGIUM for worker’s compensation is can be even more confusing than recommend using this kind of Times magazine. Publication 926, water pipes, toilet tanks and even 2.55 determined by the state where federal, starting with your search What may appeartobealeakin covering on the hot water pipes as Employment Taxes for House­ a glass of ice water. Either the the area of the toilet tanks is you live. for the offices to contact. Look for well as the cold. It reduces the Zurich, SWITZERLAND** hold Employers, is probably the GARAGE excessive moisture in the house Your employee may ask you to an office of employment services 7 usually condensation. Some peo­ amount of energy needed to should be diminished or the most comprehensive federal pay his or her share of the FICA or human resources in the state BEDROOM 1 ple find a simple solution is a guide that’s not too long or surfaces on which it condenses maintain water temperatures at Stockholm, SWEDEN tax, too. If you agree, that amount department of labor. 1 6 'xll'A" fabric covering around the tank the desired level. technical. should be made warmer. and other parts of the fixture. is considered extra salary, so the All employers are supposed to ♦BAY If your house has a concrete The basic forms include Social To reduce the moisture in a This covering prevents the employee owes income tax on it. complete Form 1-9, available floor slab, moisture on the edge of Paris, FRANCE Security (FICA) and income tax house means controlling the moist air from coming into And your employee may ask you from the nearest office of the FRONT PORCH the slab usually means the slab form 942 and federal unemploy­ sources that produce it. Water contact with the tank. Such 3.21 to cover the income tax liability. Immigration and Naturalization edge and foundation are not ment tax (FUTA) form 940. You vapor enters the air from such covers are available in different Dublin, IRELAND Such payments are considered Service, for anyone they’ve hired things as bathing, showering, properly insulated, which causes should also get a form for state extra earnings subject to both sizes, colors and styles. Care J3.35 after Nov. 6, 1986. That’s when a 1'— washing dishes, cooking and even the slab to lose heat to the outside unemployment tax and informa­ FICA and income taxes. The best new immigration law went into FIRST FLOOR must be exercised to see the Tokyo, JAPAN by breathing. and get cold. Insulation then can tion on state worker’s compensa­ way to handle this, advises effect. You must fill in a U.S. covering does not interfere with be added to the slab edge outside tion insurance. The way to control its volume is the flushing mechanism and the 4.131 Changing Times magazine, is to passport number or a driver’s the foundation. You figure the federal and state set the pay high enough to cover license and Social Security SOURCE; Hunzhetmer flepons on Transportation taxes based on the total amount intoGraphics © 1988 Nonn America Syndicate, Inc. * Unleaded. *’Super taxes and still give the desired number, or other identification you pay a household employee. take-home pay. BEDROOM 3 and verification of employment BEDROOM 2 You’ll owe Social Security The federal forms you’ll need to 1 5 'x li'x 9 ' ‘Pl©asure’ wins ros© award eligibility. You keep the form and 15'xl2'xl0' (FICA) for any employee you pay file quarterly and annually are show it to immigration officials if By Earl Aronson more than $50 per quarter. supposed to be sent to you that same year. you’re ever asked. The penalty The Associated Press Technically, that should include automatically well before the due Not all pines or other ever­ Tax Adviser for not having an 1-9 is $100 to the teenager who does your yard dates. Don’t count on it. In fact, Weeders Guide greens are as regular as white $1,000. So far no household closet^I cJ_osei One rose — a vigorous, pink work or baby-sits every Satur­ you probably won’t get the employer has been fined. cAvE SIORAuE floribunda aptly named Pleasure pine. In some, needle drop is day. But the IRS is mostly By George W. Smith investment. If your IRA fares standard tax package the IRS Two-income couples and single ------— has been chosen for the influenced by plant vigor, climate concerned about collecting taxes One prerequisite for being poorly, tax breaks are of little sends out each fall if you become working parents can get a tax SECOND FLOOR prestigious All-American Rose or other factors. For instance, the for regular employees. named an AARS rose is that it can QUESTION: My former fian­ consolation. Therefore, after you an employer in October, No­ credit for child-care expenses Selections award for 1990. ponderosa pine responds to envir­ Each quarter, you send Form be grown anywhere in the coun­ cee has kept the engagement ring have made the IR A contribution vember or December. using Form 2441. First fill out In recent years, several new onmental conditions. At low alti­ 942 to the IRS with a check for HOUSE OF THE WEEK — This compact, comfortable try. The two-year testing in­ that I gave her. She definitely will and taken the deduction, do what Make it clear you’re a house­ Form W-10 to identify and certify rose introductions have been tudes, the needles remain on the 15.02 percent (the FICA tax rate house has two bedrooms on the second floor and cluded conditions of heat not return it. Can I write this loss any prudent investor would do. hold employer when you fill out the child-care provider. Starting designated annually for the honor tree for three to four years; at for 1989) of the wages you’ve paid. another on the first. The iiving room features a fireplace. drought, cold wind, insects, dis­ off as a deduction? In myopinion, That is, try to get a satisfactory Form SS-4, Application for Em­ with the 1989 tax year, you must by the AARS, a non-profit organi­ medium altitudes, about six Half (7.51 percent) is your she stole the ring. return. If the return is not ployer Identification Number. also provide your nanny’s name, Plan HA1535C has 870 square feet on the first fioor and zation of rose producers and eases and ” hard-to-please years; and at high altitudes, eight responsibility and half is de­ judges.” A.F. satisfactory, then look for Line 8 asks for the “ type of address and Social Security 515 on the second. For more information, enclose a introducers. or more years. ducted from your employee’s Pleasure will be available SPOKANE, WASH another investment. entity.” Be sure to check “ other” number when you claim the stamped, self-addressed envelope to architect Lester The selection of Pleasure, On dense shrubs and trees, such wages. and specify household employer. generally for planting next as arborvitae and juniper, there ANSWER: Unfortunately, the credit. Cohen. 19 West 44th St., New York, N.Y. 10036. introduced by Jackson & Perkins QUESTION: My wife recently You owe federal unemploy­ Co,, of Medford, Ore., and hybrid­ f*>bshes grow 3 to 4 feet is needle drop in the interior, but IRS requires more than just an ment tax (FUTA) annually if you tall. Floribunda stems generally passed away. We have an exten­ ized by William A. Warriner, was it is little noticed. Healthy spruce opinion for your loss to qualify for pay wages of more than $1,000 a Car insurance woes are short. Pleasure’s foliage is sion on our 1988 income tax announced by AARS president may hold needles three to 10 a deduction. There is no question quarter. The rate is 6.2 percent, Annual average automobile insurance premiums in the Unrted States medium green, and the plant is return. Who is now responsible Steven B. Hutton. Warriner, years. Drop also is internal, and that a theft loss is deductible, but but if you’ve paid your state range from a low of $256 in Iowa lo a high of $656 in Massachusetts. t’s the Answer reported resistant to rust and for signing my wife’s name on the whose roses have won the award browning only becomes obvious if you must be able to prove that return? unemployment tax (usually less powdery mildew. Evergreens in there was a theft in the first place. many times, retired in 1988 as growth is stunted for some B.I. than 3 percent), the federal rate is Autumn reason. Your state law controls this $656 J&P’s vice president of research. MIAMI 0.8 percent. You’ll owe state TOP TEN HIGHEST U.S. ANNUAL Evergreens do respond to fall Watch for diseases, insect or situation. The odds are that if you unemployment tax if you pay Pleasure, in widespread test weather, but not with the CAR INSURANCE PREMIUMS, QUESTION: I know that pum­ QUESTION: Our house has a gardens, was rated as very other damage if there is any don’t report the loss to the police, ANSWER: A "personal repre­ more than $1,000 per quarter — or spectacular colors produced by BY STATE: ice powder and rottenstone terrazzo floor just inside the front floriferous. It has coral pink buds browning of needled evergreen on you won’t have a deduction. sentative” is required to sign and if you pay $500 in New York, the powder are excellent for newly maples, oaks and other new growth. file a tax return for the deceased, District of Columbia or the Virgin entrance. Is there any special that open to salmon-coral pink QUESTION: Even though I 1 finished wood surfaces, but I way to care for it? deciduous trees. The oldest Austrian pines often drop 4- if the deceased was required to Islands, or $225 in Hawaii. Rates blooms of 30 to 35 large petals. was able to take a deduction for always get mixed up when I try to needles turn yellow, then brown year-old needles. Dropping of file. A personal representative are determined by the state, but The slightly fragrant blooms may an IR A on my return, it doesn’t remember which one should be ANSWER: Be sure it is tho­ and finally drop - gradually if ' younger needles may indicate the can be an executor, administra­ the maximum is 5.4 percent. reach 4 inches across. When fully appear that 1 have made much used first and which second. roughly clean, then apply a sealer the eyergreen is healthy presence of fungus diseases, such tor or anyone who is in charge of You’ll probably pay quarterly. open, the blooms, which begin as rapidly if it is not. money on the IR A account. Does to it. This is advisable because as needle blight or top blight. the taxpayer’s property. Write Worker’s compensation is insu­ high-centered buds, are quite the tax advantage outweigh the ANSWER: Pumice powder terrazzo, while highly durable flat. For example, take the white Scotch pines normally drop nee­ “ deceased” after the decedent’s rance coverage that many states amount of return I earn on my gives a satiny appearance to the and resistant to moisture, is pine, which has long, soft, bluish- dles 3 to 4 years old. name and the date of death in the require for some or all household “ Pleasure’s upright bushes are investment? surface, but sometimes is consi­ subject to staining. Keep the ideal for landscaping,” Hutton green needles. The needles hold Spider mites are a common name and address space at the employers. It covers your liabili­ on to the tree for a year and a half. K G dered to have removed the surface sealed in and any stain says. “ The average or beginning pest cause of browning of needles top of the return. Generally, for a ties if a worker is injured in your SAN FRANCISCO desired high gloss. When the high will stay on top of the sealer and gardener can easily grow Plea­ • hr spring, hold on in junipers and spruces. They do joint income tax return, it will be home. The annual cost typically gloss must be restored, then then can be cleaned off. Ask your sure roses, as they are extremely through the next year, and drop in most damage during hot weather. ANSWER: First and foremost, the surviving spouse who will sign ranges from $200 to $400. dealer for a sealer that is the fall. The only needles that rottenstone powder is used last. fast-cycling and require little Spraying with an insecticide is you have to realize that your IRA by writing in the signature area, You can purchase worker’s A.M. Bm I Co.. Good hlouookooptig compatible with terrazzo. maintenance.” re,mam on the tree after drop are important to keep the pests from is no different than any other "Filling as Surviving Spouse.” compensation insurance as a MoGrApNca O 1089 North ArmrtcB S/ndlcalo. tnc those that were produced earlier building up. ZO MANCHESTER HERALD. Ssturdsy, Aug. 26. 1989

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 26, 1989 — t l TV Where to Write Saturday, Aug. 26 D63r Rc3d6rsi Abby is off on 3 two-w6ck v3C3tion, but she left behind some of her f3vorite Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren letters t3ken from her book, "The Best of De3r P.O. Box 69440 Abby." 7:00AM 3 ) Or. Fad (01) Denver, the Last Dinosaur Los Angeles. Calif. 90069. ( ® Starting From Scratch Helen thinks [A&E] Journey to Adventure Robbie may be using drugs (R) DEAR ABBY: I 3m 3 29-yeSr-old wom3n who h3s D ear Abby [ C N N ] Voyager 2; The Final Encounter m3rried 3nd divorced the S3me m3n three times in Dr. GoM Pater M. Gott, M D. CD World Tomorrow Astronomer Carl Sagen hosts this cover­ Abigail Van Buren age of the Voyager mission from N A S A ’s the l3st 10 yesrs. 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I love the guy (61) Flintstones Pooh (CC) but I know if I m3rry him 3g3in he’ll go bsck to his [A&E] Legend of Robin Hood Part 9 of Cni Where There's a Will There's an A DEAR ABBY: I'm 84 yesrs old, but I still like the 12 old 3busive wsys. C3n you help me? So) Porky Pig Indies. My wife is the jenlous type, snd she never [CNIM] Daybreak (22) (301 Disney's Adventures of the wnnts me to lesve the house without her becsuse [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner THREE-TIME LOSER Gummi Bears (CC) she s sfrnid I might cnll on sn old girlfriend, so she [ESPNl SportsCenter Up-to-date (2^ Sesame Street (CC) hides my fslse teeth. Cervix cancer scores 38) Ask the Manager DEAR LOSER: Three strikes snd a mnn is out, no Wh3t should I do? [HBO] MOVIE; The River Rat' A young m3tter how good his pitches. Some men 3regre3tto girl and her father, who has returned after (57 State We're In (R» date but not to mate, and Mike could beoneof them. 13 years m prison, set out on a renovated (Bij Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) GRANDPA MAX old tourist boat for a weekend trip on the [A&E] World of Photography can be detected Mississippi Tommy Lee Jones, Martha [CNN] Big Story DEAR ABBY: Here’s a switch for you: Why DEAR GRANDPA: Your wife is looking out for Plimpton, Brian Dennehy 1984 Rated PG should 3 mnrried in3n who is seeing 3notherwom3n your best interest. She wants to make sure you don’t [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide [DIS] Wuzzles (CC). on the side (me) keep telling me whst 3 wonderful bite off more than you can chew. The bad news is that about fUSA] History of Dieting [ESPN] Fly Fishing Mastery From lover his wife is? 13.000 women in the United States Scientific Anglers 7! 30 A M (]3) Garfield and Friends (CC). [HBO] MOVIE 'Caddyshack M' (CC) An If she’s so wonderful. wh3t 3m I doing in the are expected to develop cancer of W om an’s ® Learning the Ropes Beth and Ellen s picture? DEAR ABBY: My husband sleeps in his obnoxious businessman schemes to gam underwear. He wears the long woolen kind, and he the cervix in 1989. and about 6,000 relationship suffers when Beth becomes membership to the snobbish Bushw'ood are expected to die from it. The H ealth Mallory's assistant |R) Country Club Jackie Mason. Dyan Can­ sleeps in the same underwear he’s worn all day. The ^9. Sustaining non. Robert Stack 1988 Rated PG. (In PUZZLED good news is that cervical cancer Stereo) problem is getting him to change it. Abby, there are 11 (40 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles four sets of clean underwear in his drawer, but he can be detected long before it (CC) 9;00A M 3 Jim Henson's Muppet DEAR PUZZLED: Perhaps he is trying to get you won t put on a clean pair without a fight. I can’t even becomes a serious disease, and it ’20 Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) Babies (CC) to try harder because you are No. 2. treated with surgery or radiation get the underwear away from him to put in the wash. can almost always be cured in its It is important to remember 22' Great W ok of China . 9 Three Stooges earliest stages. Don t tell me to grab it when he’s in the bathtub He that early diagnosis is essential 26 Peppermint Place 11 Dick Clark's Golden Greats DEAR ABBY: I saw a picture of a beautiful bride doesn t bathe much either. Please help me He’s When there is a change in the for effective treatment. Regular 30- Superboy Superboy saves homeless 18 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) m the Sunday Indianapolis Star. She has been getting pretty ripe. cells on the surface of the cervix, Pap smears, which are easy, people who are driven off their land by a (20 Bugs Bunny and Friends married the previous Sunday in an Episcopal we can detect these changes with greedy real-estate developer (R1 (22) (30' Sm urfs (CC) church. inexpensive, and quick, can help HOLDING MY NOSE a Pap test. These abnormal cells make that early life-saving (08 It's Your Business 38) MOVIE; ‘Sherlock Holmes Faces In the last line, describing the wedding ceremony indicate a condition called "dys­ diagnosis. (61; Bullwinkle Death' A home for retired military officers was the following: "The bride’s pet dog, a toy IS the setting fof a series of murders Basil DEAR HOLDING: Look at it this way. You don’t plasia." It is found most often in [A&E] When Things Were Rotten Rathbone. Nigel Bruce Hillary Brooke Pomeranian, served as one of her attendants " women in their 20s and 30s but is Sports Close-up 1943 have to worry about another woman stealing him Single, free copies of "Dis­ [CNN] (Foreground from left:) Tony Becker, Miguel A. Nunez Jr., Terence Knox and Stan How about that? sometimes also found in teenag­ [DIS] Dumbo's Circus (5^ La Plaza And he s easy to find in the dark. But if you want orders of the Cervix” (AP033) Foster portray American soldiers during the Vietnam War, in “ Tour of D uty," airing action, try begging, bribing, nagging and leaving' ers. Dysplasia is not cancer, but are available by sending a [ESPN] Fishing Crooked Creek (6^ Dick Van Dyke Saturdays on CBS. HORRIFIED HOOSIER And in that order. over a period of years severe stamped, self-addressed, busi­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Cry Freedom' (CC) [A&E] Edge and Beyond forms of this condition can Fact-based account of the friendship be [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) ness sized envelope along with the tween South African lournalist Donalc (CC) develop into cancer if left [ESPN] Jimmy Houston Outdoors 1 1 :00A M (33 Hey, Vem, It's Ernest! Better Grades name of the booklet to: The W oods and black Bantu leader Stephen CZ) Buck Rogers untreated. Btko Kevin Kline, Denzel Washington, Pe [LIFE] Creative Living With Aleene (CC), CO Black Sheep Squadron American College of Obstetri­ (JT) Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) Aplastic anemia not cancer Women who are at high risk for nelope Wilton 1987 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [USA] Paid Programming CE (® Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (JJG.L.O.W. 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(24) Zoobilee Zoo goose Debbie Reynolds, Paul Lynde Ingrid Bergman’s career, featuring film M O VIE: 'S s s s s s s ' A demented scien [CNN] Moneyweek fist attempts to transform men into what (26) M O VIE: 'Alfred the Great' A warrior Henry Gibson 1972 Rated G, clips, home movies taken by her father, antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs) often the annual Pap test, especially Here’s a useful tip for pronounc­ [DIS] Donald Duck Presents he sees as the least destructive and most king leads his people in battle against the [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull and interviews with Colleen Dewhurst. An­ appear as aplastic anemia. Certain cancers for all women in a high risk group, ing the adjective: sere rhymes [ E S P N ] Fishin' Hole gela Lansbury, Liv Ullman, Anthony Quinn VICIOUS of creatures. Strother Martin. Dirk Danes David Hemmings, Michael York, [LIFE] Mother's Day Benedict. Heather Menzies 1973 especially lymphoma and leukemia, can cause it! serves as the early warning with here. Prunella Ransome. 1969 [LIFE] WomanWatch and Jose Ferrer, (90 min ) f T M C ] M O VIE: 'Biggies: Adventures in Candlepin Bowling (60 min ) Unusual inherited diseases, such as Fanconi’s sy.stem for catching the condition Bolster supports or reinforces. (38) Wall Street Journal Report [USA] Paid Programming [ESPN] Play Ball with Reggie Jackson dated water will not cause hair loss or any other Time' Unexplainably thrust backwards in C^ Doctor Who anemia and Blackfan-Diamond syndrome, are before it becomes cancer. Even if you haven’t used this verb (5^ Page 57 (R) time, a modern-day adventurer assists a [LIFE] Attitudes such symptoms. However, I do recommend that 10:00AM (33 Pee-wee's Playhouse (81) M O VIE: 'G oin' South' A shiftless out associated with aplastic anemia. Tumors of the people who drink fluoridated water avoid fluori­ An abnormal Pap test result, before, you should bolster your World War I aviator on a top-secret mili­ [ U S A ] Lost in Space thymus gland sometimes cause this condition. however, is not a sure indicator of confidence and try bolster. tary operation Neil Dickson. Alex Hyde- law IS saved from the gallows by a pnm dated toothpaste; the combination is redundant and While, Fiona Hutchison 1986. Rated PG ^ ^ Science and Tech spinster who needs him to work a mine on Treatment is usually difficult because a marked can actually be harmful. dysplasia or cancer. Some results (In Stereo) nology W eek Featured: American and So her land. Jack Nicholson, Mary Steenbur viei scientists study how plants effect gen, John Belushi. 1978 decrease in blood cells can produce a wide range of are abnormal because of vaginal QUESTION: My wife and 1 TV channel guide [U SA] Land of the Giants serious health consequences. 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'i^AkcrtfesTfeW Elurtay/Aurzef iL 'i. M ® ) NFL Preseason Football; New Eno- PARADISE land Patriots vs. Atlanta Falcons At SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright Saturday, Continued Jacksonville, Fla. (3 hrs.) ' After a diseased [A&E] Eagle and the Bear Saturday, Continued wolf attacks Ethan [CNN] Sports Saturday gins has second thoughts about his Im­ (Lee Horsley, r.) pending divorce. (R) Earth' Ray Harryhausen s special effects [ESPN] Auto Racing; NASCAR 500 highlight this account of a giant alien's and Claire (Jenny From Bristol, Tenn. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) CB Oinexin rampage in Italy. William Hopper. Joan Beck), their only [JjyiC] MOVIE: 'Married to the Mob' Women ). (60 min.) (In Stereo) (22) Completely Mental Misadventures Taylor, Frank Puglia. 1957 [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Barbarosa' A legendary (CC) A Federal agent’s investigation into a hope for survival is outlaw battles with ornery in-laws while major crime family is complicated by his ® Star Search From May: the 1989 sea­ of Ed Grimley (CC). [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Gotham ' A struggling trying to escape the authorities Willie Nel budding relationship with a mobster's wi­ son finals |60 min.) (In Stereo) I jW DON'T u m m u b m y ^ private eye takes on a case involving the a rabies vaccine, (2?) Make Yourself at Home (R) son, Gary Busey, Isela Vega 1982. Rated dow. Michelle Pfeiffer, Matthew Modine ® Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare search for a woman thought to have died on "Paradise,” air­ m i (2® M OVIE: 'Oliver!' Six Oscars, including PG. Dean Stockwell. 1988. Rated R (In Stereo) on Elm S treet A former flower child is tor­ 10 years before. Tommy Lee Jones, Virgi­ Best Picture, went to this adaptation of ing SATURDAY. mented by nightmares; a tale of horror ter­ nia Madsen, Frederic Forrest. 1988. Rated [T M C ] M O VIE; 'Dow n Tw isted ' A reli­ 9 :3 0 P M (1® Chae Visual Charles Dickens' novel of a young orphan R (In Stereo) AUG. 26. on CBS. gious artifact spells trouble for an unsus­ rifies a teen-age misfit. (60 min.) (R) (In who falls in with a gang of pickpockets Brian Lando co- pecting young woman. Carey Lowell (S ) Empty Nest (CC) Carol and Barbara Stereo) M usic and lyrics by Lionel Bart Ron 2:10PM [CNN] Healthweek stars. Charles Rocket, Tiudi Dochtormann' become best friends when they are both 01) Twilight Zone Moody, Oliver Reed. Sham Wallis. 1968 1987. Rated R. stood up by their dates. (R) (In Stereo) 2 : 3 0 P M d4) W elcom e to M y Studio (R) (Rebroadcast) (3® 101 W ays to Get Cash From the t r ^ {30‘ What About Women (In Stereo) dZ) (MOVIE: 'Tha Bridge on the River Government ® Paradise (CC) After Ethan K w ai' A hardened, resolute British officer [A & E ] MOVIE: 'Huckleberry Finn' This and Claire are attacked by a diseased wolf [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch CHECK IISTINGS a captive of the Japanese, drives his men [2® Kiss TV: The M usic Video Show special adaptation tells the classic story of John Taylor undenakes a dangerous trip [LIFE] What's Up, Dr. Ruth? to build a bridge as therapy William Hol­ (2® (30) Saturday Night Live Host: Wayne a boy's life on the Mississippi. Jeff East FOR EXACT TIME to Reno in search of Louis Pasteur s serum Paul Winfield. Harvey Korman. 1974 160 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) den, Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins. 1957. Gretzky. Musical guests Fine Young Can­ 3:00PM ® NFL Preseason Special nibals (90 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (CNN] Evans & Novak (60 min ) ® i) Beyond Tom orrow Scheduled: a new ® (4® MOVIE: 'Student Exchange' drug which purports to increase the human (®6) Wanted; Dead or Alive [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, For Women ® Knight Rider (CC) Hoping to better their nondescript ex­ life span. (In Stereo) istence, two high-school seniors masquer (4® Public People/Private Lives (R) 1 :00PM iD MOVIE, The Legend of lily MOVIE: 'You're My Everything' A [CNN] This Week in Japan debutante runs off with a dancer to be­ ade as ultra-chic foreign exchange stu­ [CNN] Sports Tonight the Lone Ranger' When the Cavendish [CNN] Future Watch York detective’s invesiigaiion of a bizarre dents. Vivoka Davis, Todd Field Gavin come a star in Hollywood. Dan Dailey. ® West 57th (CC) Re- [DIS] MOVIE; The Electric Horseman' gang sets out to kidnap Ulysses S Gram double murder leads him deopof into a McLeod. 1987 Part 2 of 2. (R) 10:00PM Anne Baxter, Anne Revere. 1949, [USA] Double Trouble broadcasts: a former policeman works un­ the Lone Ranger and Tonto ride to the res­ world of complex evil Richard Crenna, An ex-champion rodeo rider kidnaps his 1-1^ (® Police Story dercover to expose racism in Southern cue Klinton Spilsbury, Christopher Lloyd GD Home Shopping Network 5:00PM (5 ) A-Team Beverly D'Angelo, Vincent Baggetta sponsor's thoroughbred stallion and rides Calif, police departments: Amsterdam's him into the desert. Robert Redford, Jane Jason Robards 1981. T and T (CC) A young nurse's nighi- 1985 Pan 2 of 2 Cli] M O VIE: 'Death of a Soldier' A fact "Mow 'bout cracking those walnuts C24) Pierre Franey’s Cuisine Rapide (In CO) prostitutes and the AIDS epidemic, inde­ Fonda, Willie Nelson. 1979 Rated PG Stereo) mares begin when an elderly mobster is based account of a mentally unbalanced C£) Public People/Private Lives (R) [USA] Diamonds (60 min ) pendent filmmaker Henry Jaglon. a tribute someplace else?” admitted. (R) American serviceman who stood trial in [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date ® Surfing: O'Neill Cold Water Classic (40) Elvis: One Night W ith You Rare foo 6 :3 0 P M ® CBS News (CC). World W ar II Australia for the murders of to singer Roy Orbison. (60 mm.) (R) (In scores. O 1989 by NEA. Inc (60 mm ) OC Go for Your Dreams tage of Elvis Presley taped 17 years aqo three local women. Reb Brown, James Stereo) (60 mm.) ^ ® Siskel & Ebert The Package '(Gene [H B O ] M OVIE: The Unholy' A Catholic 11 War of the Worlds While investigat­ (22) New Eng(and Patriots 1988 High- Coburn, Bill Hunter 1986. ® New s light Film (60 min.) Hackman), 'Cookie” (Peter Falk) priest IS chosen to lead the battle against ing radioactive waste, a TV reporter un­ [A&E] Please God, Don't Let Peace f1® Can You Beat Baldness? (H) USA Tonight Oj) Twilight Zone (CC) A petty thief re­ the forces of Satan. Ben Cross, Hal Hof covers an alien scheme to colonize Earth Break Out S® International Cooking School grets having sold his soul lo a demon, ' r® MOVIE: 'Suspicion' A woman fears 0 ® The W ok brook, Jill Carroll 1988. Rated R (In (60 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] On the Menu . ( R ) 3 ® Saint (In Stereo) that her husband is a murderer and plan­ Stereo) ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook (22) W W F Superstars of Wrestling § ® M onsters Revenge sends a young Si­ [ESPN] Triathlon: U.S.T.S. Champion­ (30) FM (CC) Tension is on the air when Personal Power ning to make her his next victim. Direcied cilian to the witch who cast a deadly spell 12:00AM 01) NFL Preseason Foot­ 24) Flower Shop: Her-tage Holidays (R) ship From Chicago. (60 min.) (Taped) by Alfred Hitchcock. Colorized version Ted hires his ex-wife and a lovely young ^30) NBC News over his mother Guest: Linda Blair, (R| ball: Now York Jets vs. New York [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire assistant. Cary Grant, Joan Fontaine, Cedric Hard- (30) ALF (CC) ALF has an allergic reaction d ® Hunter While an escaped serial mur­ Giants (3 hrs.) (Tape Delay) DiOMfeti HAVE W £LLU)£ tt^a baby. (R) (In Stereo) {24} Bill Moyers' Worid of Ideas: The ..le wicke. 1941. [USA] Hollywood Insider (R) ® Starting From Scratch Helen thinks derer stalks Hunler, McCall poses as a 0 ® Home Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) WE CALL I f Passion to Know Author Isaac Asimov (2® Am en (CC) Thelma believes an appe­ a r d h a v s h e a r d (40) Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) Robbie may be using drugs. (R) high-school instructor to get more infor­ $rATof?^ w ^ - S "6 0 A 6 M E|Z i A aJ 3:30PM (T) Little League 50th Anniv­ discusses creationism vs science, moral­ tizer she served to the church board is poi­ @ ) Wrestling Challenge [CNN] Newsday [A & E ] M oscow Night Jazz musician mation about the killer. (60 min ) Part 1 of Ro o m , "tHAT ARE PRAc-TiCAt. fo(^. ? / \ | j p iJoiO UB'f z e J. ersary ity, the conscience, the global environ­ soned. (R) (In Stereo) (2® MOVIE: The Savage 5' A quintet of ijorlHA REEP' Dave Brubeck and his band become the 3. (R) (In Stereo) M i [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey ment. and the writing of books Pan 1 of 2 avengers fight the criminal gang that raped ‘ l i f e / c p f A m m g o r n j ClS Europainter first American artists to perform in Russia (2® This Old House (CC). (R) (R) (2® Combat! and pillaged a small village David Chiang, [USA] MOVIE: 'Girls Nile Out' A soror­ @ ) Yan Can Cook under the U S.-Soviet arts agreement. (60 i.45) Bowling; Candlepin Championships O ) MOVIE: 'Notorious' A woman, (3® M O VIE: ‘Under Capricorn’ A society Ti Lung Ping, 1979. ity scavenger hunt is disrupted by a knife- min.I whose father was convicted of treason, wielding maniac. Julie Montgomery (5?) This Old House Pledge Marathon (90 min.) woman degenerates into an alcoholic. In­ (61) Arsenic Hall (R) (In Stereo) (CC). [CNN] Newswatch joins forces with a government agent in grid Bergman, Joseph Gotten, Michael James Carroll, Hal Holbrook. 1982. [CN(V] Pinnacle order to spy on Nazis. Cary Grant, Ingrid [A & E ] Living Dangerously Skiers at­ [CNN] Your Money [ESPN] Horse Racing: Iselin Handicap Wilding. 1949. 1:30PM f2_4) Bodywatch (CC). (R) [D IS ] Teen W in. Lose or Draw Bergman. Claude Rains. 1946 tempt to conquer the peak of Mt. Robeson [HBO] MOVIE; '*batteries not in­ For 3-year-old Thoroughbreds and up at 1 (60) Hardcastle and McCormick in the Canadian Rockies. (60 min.) (61) Cops A burglary suspect is caught in Hogan Family (CC) David proposes to cluded' (CC) The beleaguered residents of 1/8 miles, from Oceanport, N.J. (60 min ) 7 | 0 0 P M ® Lifestyles of the Rich and (Live) the act; an officer responds to a violent [CNN] Headline News [CNN] Newsnight Sara, who has just been invited to study a crumbling Manhattan brownstone re­ Famous Weird Al Yankovic, Ron Wood of domestic call. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd abroad. Part 2 of 2 (R) (In Stereo) ceive unexpected help from mechanized [U S A ] Throb While traveling through the Rolling Slones; actor Mario Van Pee- [ESPN] AWA Championship Wrestling (CC) Molly begins to fall in love with black (57) World of Tomorrow: A Special Edi­ visitors from space. Hume Cronyn. Jessica Pennsylvania Dutch country, Blue attracts bles (60 min.) (R) [A 8 ‘ F] Uvtng Dangerously Skiers at [L IF E ] Leg W ork Clair infiltrates a nursing deleciive Nathaniel Hawthorne tion of the American Experience (CC) A Tandy, Frank McRae. 1987. Rated PG. (In the attention of five Amish men who fol­ (V) ^ Wheel of Fortune (CC). lempt to conquer the peak of Mt. Robeson home to investigate government funds look at pre-World W ar II America, focus-' Stereo) low her back to New York. (In Stereo) in the Canadian Rockies. (60 min.) [U S A ] Hitchhiker (In Stereo) fraud. (60 min.) (5 ) M am a's Family Boredom sets in mg on the 1939 New York World's Fair [CNN] PrimeNews [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Mind of Mr. 5:05PM [MAX] MOVIE: 2001: a when Mama is left alone for the weekend. 1 0:30PM ® Benny Hill 12:10A fyi @ Latenight America Jason Robards narrates. (2 hrs.) Soames' A man emerging from a life-long WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll Space Odyssey' Two astronauts on a (R) [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey (3 i Tales From the Darkside A mean trai­ W ith Dennis Wholey Joined In Progress [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday state of suspended animation struggles to voyage to Jupiter encounter problems ner pits a good wrestler against a beastly adapt himself to life. Terence Stamp, Rob­ The Next Generation [U S A ] M O VIE: 'Oef-Con 4 ' Barbarism 1 2 : 3 0 A M ® Love Boat [HBO] MOVIE. The Man Who Broke with their computer, HAL. Keir Dullea, Gary (CC) Data attempts to save an alien friend rules the Earth in the horrifying aftermath fighter. 1 0 0 0 Chains (CC) A fact-based account ert Vaughn. Nigel Davenport. 1970. Rated Lockwood, William Sylvester 1968 ® Anushka PG. when he discovers that her planet may of an atomic holocaust after World War III 0® Personal Power of World W ar I veteran Robert Elliott Rated G (In Stereo) self-destruct. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Lenore Zann, Maury Chaykin. 1985 ® To Be Announced. PONTFOR^EriD OUR NEW/VMULICN- THATfeTELUNS- [USA] Check It Out! (2® Tw ilight Zone (CC) A petty thief re­ Burns' imprisonment and escape from a 5:1 5PM [HBO] MOVIE: Who's That Ct® Anushka (38) Hersey's Hollywood (R) TUNE INiraWPRRlPW, COLLAR. SAVVE IT LIKE IT IS. brutal Southern work camp during the 8:30PM GS)V Slicer grets having sold his soul lo a demon, (R| 3:35PM [DIS] MOVIE: 'Beauty and Girl' (CC) A brash ex-con involves an up­ g® Friday the 13th: The Series An an- (In Stereo) M Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ FOLK€)yWHENWE SHOW, CALLED 1920s Val Kilmer, Charles burning. 1987 the Beast' Based on the fairy tale classic tight tax attorney in her plans to find the ^ 13 East (CC) In an effort to raise (In Stereo) tiqi^ movie camera gives a strange college funds, the nurses go on local TV. tique movie camera gives a strange college INTRODUCE... "AVARICE.'" about a beautiful young woman's relation­ man responsible for sending her to prison. student the chance to realize his dream of (30,: Golden Girls (CC) Dorothy and her student the chance to realize his dream of [TM C] Short Film Showcase ship with a fearsome beast Rebecca De Madonna, Griffin Dunne, Haviland Morris. becoming a werewolf (60 min ) (R) (in (2^ Hometime (R) former tennis rival (Anne Francis) play becoming a werewolf (60 mm.) (R) (In 1987. Rated PG, (In Stereo) Mornay. John Savage. 1988. Rated G. biereo) (5^ Battle of the Bulge... The Brave Ri­ practical jokes during a reunion. (R) (In Stereo) 2:00PM ® MOVIE: The Daughters Stereo) of Joshua Cabe' In a scheme to keep from 4:00PM ® PGA Golf: NEC Worid 5.30PM GA) Starting From Scratch He­ 124) World War I fles Arthur Kennedy narrates a retelling of [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak losing his land to a new homesteading taw Series Third round from Akron, Ohio. (2 len thinks Robbie may be using drugs (R) events surrounding Worid W ar H’s Battle [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, For Women (2® Sybervislon Eat and Be Thin of the Bulge. (60 min.) 12:45AM [TIVIC] MOVIE; wise a fur trapper recruits a thief, a pickpocket hrs.) (Live) d i) Victory Garden (CC) [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In Guys' Two goofball gangsters must re­ and a prostitute to ponray his daughters f3® Superboy Mutants from Earth s future (§1) Reporters Scheduled; a special report Stereo) ( ® ® W ide W orid of Sports (CC) Little @a) Night Court (CC) Roz faces Christmas deem themselves after they lose a bundle Buddy Ebsen, Karen Valentine, Sandra kidnap a famous nuclear scientist, hoping on airpon security. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Dee 1972. League World Series Championship Game in jail after defying a mean-spirited toy to get information to build an atomi? 1 1:00PM QD ® ® (30) f46) New s ol Ihoir boss’ cash and use his credit card pkk from Williamsport, Pa. (2 hrs.) (Live) magnate. (R) bomb |R| 9 : 0 0 P M ® Tour of Duty (CC) Johnson 10 party. Danny DeVito, Joe Piscopo, Dan tit- ® Aloha Classic Preseason college bas­ ® It s a Living (D Knight Rider loses a deserved promotion to Smitty, Hedaya. 1986. Rated R ketball series from Tokyo (60 mm.) (3® Munsters Today After pulling off a (i® W ar of the Worlds Determined aliens Ot) Monsters Revenge sends a young Si­ when an unexpected jungle ambush leads GD Anushka bank heist, two thieves choose the Muns­ inlilirate a college campus and steal vials cilian to the witch who cast a deadly spell (11) Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ to a tragic shooting, Anderson must order 1:00AM ® MOVIE: 'Storm Warning' ters' home to hide the money. (R) over his mother. Guest; Linda Blair. (R) While visiting her sister, a girl sees a mur­ tique movie camera gives a strange college do) MOVIE; 'Iceman' Members of an ex­ Stereo)"'^ ^ deadly virus. (60 mm.) (R) (In CIA agent Doyle’s arrest. (60 min.) (R) (In CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawalt student the chance to realize his dream of pedition team discover and defrost a [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday Stereo) 0?) Anushka der committed and recognizes one of the becoming a werewolf. (60 min.) (R) (In frozen 40.000-year-old creature, and one killers as her brother-in-law. Ginger Ro­ [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club (CC). (In In n a s ':; W ar (CC) Exam (2()) It's a Living Dot's game of playing Stereo) member wants to keep the iceman alive. Stereo) ines Hitler s personality and three key ® 8 ® M O VIE: B.L. Stryker: Blues for gers. Ronald Reagan. Doris Day. 1951. Buder' (CC) Stryker suspects that an Peeping Tom turns grisly when she w it­ (2ffi MOVIE: ‘Code Name: Disaster' Two Timothy Hutton, Lindsay Crouse. John phases of VVorld War II - the blitzkrieg of ® Sustaining Lone. 1984. [TMC] MOVIE: 'American Ninja' An evangelist's interest fn an obnoxious nesses an apparent murder. (R) KIPS QO BACK TO undercover New Orleans vice officers are American soldier battles ninja warriors in ® invasion of (2Q) Life's Most Embarrassing Moments I BEueve NUISANCe. \ » the U.S S.R. and the misuse of advanced schoolboy goes no deeper than the lad's (24) MOVIE: 'My Beautiful Laundrette' SCHOOL SOONv exposed in a look at the French Quarter dl) Julia Child and Company: Sunday the Philippines. Michael Dudikoff, Steve trust fund. Burt Reynolds, Neil Patrick Har­ (CC) Steve Allen (R) 60, WHY? A N P T H ^ A C T L IK E T H E Y ] | l Night Supper (R) weaponry. (90 mm.) Two old school friends join forces to refur­ underworid Michael Parks, Bill Holliday James. 1985. Rated R. ris, Michael Chiklis. 1989. (R) (In Stereo) PON'TTHBV’? 1985, bish a ratty London laundrette, encounter­ (30) Dating Game OWNTHEPLAYGROINP.' J l | Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ [U S A ] M y Sister Sam Sam gives Patti Chronicle Mike Barnicle investi­ ing pitfalls and prejudice on the road to gates a labor dispute in Jay, Maine. CE) Police Story (38) M O VIE: 'Charlie's Angels' Three at­ (^ Major League Baseball: Regional cords The world's longest rodeo. (R) driving lessons. success. Gordon Warnecke, Daniel Day [CNN] Capital Gang GD Learn to Play the Piano Overnight tractive female detectives use their wits Coverage Baltimore Orioles at New York (S) Horsey's Hollywood Lewis, Saeed Jaffrey, 1985 and feminine charms to con the slayer of a Yankees or Milwaukee Brewers at Toronto 6:00PM ® ® ® (M) (S® News dD Golden Girls (CC) Dorothy and her dl) MOVIE: 'Death of a Soldier' A fact- (26) Rat Patrol wealthy man. Kate Jackson. Jaclyn Smith Blue Jays. (3 hrs.) (Live) ® A-Team ICcf^A'^?^'^' '‘■'"‘‘ing for Miracles' former tennis rival (Anne Francis) play based account of a mentally unbalanced Farrah Fawceti-Majors. 1975. riVeim r camp counselor's practical jokes during a reunion. (R) (In (61) Comic Strip Live (60 min.) ® ) Art of William Alexander (R) American serviceman who stood trial in QS Charies in Charge (CC) (R) ® summer are ruined Stereo) [A & E ] Shortstories Twins get close to ®1) M O VIE; 'Cheaper to Keep Her' A pri­ World W ar II Australia for the murders of f w . brother tags along ® Major League Baseball: Baltimore (® V Slicer 'their aunt in "Sturdy Browns"; a gambler vate eye chases down alimony delin­ pnoles at New York Yankees (3 hrs) three local women. Reb Brown. James Greg Spoit^wood, Zachary Bennett, Joe (H ) Garbo W ar of the Worids The aliens scour struggles witht self-destruction in "The quents Mac Davis, Tovah Feldshuh, Pris­ (Live) Coburn, Bill Hunter. 1986. Flaherty. 1989 Rated NR. cilla Lopez 1980 the Army base searching for a list that [A & E ] Lillie The first in a 13-part series Winning Ticket"; an American faces cul­ dealing with the controversial life of cour­ (S) MOVIE: 'The Island of Dr. Moreau' A [A&E] All Creatures Great and Small would lead them to the burial sites of icoros''*^ SportsCenter Up-to-date ture shock in "C’est What? ” 160 min.) [A & E ] Lillie The first in a 13-part series seaman is lured into the bizarre experiment tesan Lillie Langtry. In this segment young dealing with the controversial life of cour­ [E S P N ] Am erica's Horse (60 min,) 10,000 dormant brethren. (60 min.) (R) (In [CNN] Capital Gang of a mad scientist tinkering with evolution- Stereo) Lillie gets her first taste of London society tesan Lillie Langtry. In this segment young U-IFE] MOVIE: 'Doubletake' A New Rnh ? 'i Short Circuit 2 ' (CC) ary rnatters. Bun Lancaster, Michael York. Robot Johnny 5 ventures to the big city to (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 13. [E S P N ] Surfer Magazine Highlights and Lillie gets her first taste of London society York detective investigates the murders ol Nigel Davenport 1977. DeGrassi Junior High (CC) (R) help his unemployed creator break into the [CNN] Showbiz This Week pointers (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 13, a private school teacher and a prostitute S® Hoe Haw (R) (4® W restling Challenge toy business. Fisher Stevens, Michael [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Natural' A young [H B O ] Edge (CC). (In Stereo) [ESPN] Karate: U.S. Bantamweight Richard Crenna, Beverly D'Angelo, Vincent McKean, Cynthia Gibb. 1988. Rated PG DICK TRACY by Dick Lochar A Max Collina Baggetta. 1985. Pan 1 of 2 (M) Friday the 13th: The Series An ob­ man leaves the family farm to pursue his [L IF E ] Spenser; For Hire Championship Taped highlights from 1 MOVIE: Tenspeed and Brown (In Stereo) sessed choreographer struggles lo com- dream of becoming a professional baseball Portland, Maine. (60 min ) (R) onoe A fast-talking con man and a day­ [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Wise Guys' Two goof- [M A X] MOVIE: Midnight Run' (CC) A pleie his latest masterpiece even though player. Robert Redford, Robert Duvall, „ NO,l HAVENfX 5EEN dreaming stockbroker team up to become ball gangsters must redeem themselves bounty hunter and an accused embezzler [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide a l l o w f v l E his principal dancers are dying myster­ Glenn Close. 1984. Rated PG. RICHARD - OTHER THAtsl rikx two of the wildest and funniest private after they lose a bundle of their boss’ cash try to elude the mob as they make their m TO -^HOW iously (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [USA] MOVIE: 'Sorority Babes in the Hl^ WAX IIS/IAOE IN THESE eyes L A has ever seen Ben Vereen, Jeff and use his credit card to pany. Danny De­ [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Caddyshack II' (CC) An way across the country. Robert De Niro, Slimebali Bowl O-Rama' A mischoivous v a r i e s t a b u e a u x VOU Goldblum 1980 - ^ Vito, Joe Piscopo. Dan Hedaya 1986 ®1) Star Trek obnoxious businessman schemes to gam Charles Grodin, Yaphet Kolto. 1988 imp turns a sorority initiation into a night­ AROUND- Rated R 7 ^ 0 P M ® Jeopardy! (CC). tP*®) MOVIE: 'Spaceman in King Ar­ [A&E] Globe TV: A Ticket to the World membership to the snobbish B ushw ood Rated R. (In Stereo) mare Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, An- Country Club. Jackie Mason, Dyan Can­ thur s Court' (CC) A young astronaut is Bustin' Loose Everyone's in an ® Kate & Allie (CC). [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Glitch!' Mobsters, star­ dras Jones 198^ [CNN] Newswatch non, Robert Stack. 1988. Rated PG, (In catapulted back m time to King Arthur's uproar when the water heater breaks (1® Space Saver lets and a grand case of mistaken identity court Dermis Dugan, Kenneth More [DIS] Videopolis StarTracks IV Host Stereo) 1:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide down. (In Stereo) M*A*S*H pul two would-be thieves behind the eight 1979 Rated G M welcomes singor-actor [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud ball. Julia Nickson, Will Egan, Steve Don- [MAX] MOVIE: White Mischief A 4 : 1 0PM [CNN] Sports Close up Michael Damiun and actress Sara Gilbert scandalous affair leads to murder in an ex­ [E S P N ] M uscle M agazine (60 min.) myer. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) I I Roseanne ). (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Above the Law' (CC) A travagant British colony in 1940s Kenya. flBJ Can You Beat Baldness? [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd 4.30PM CIA-sponsored drug cartel is uncovered by [USA] MOVIE: 'Night Patrol' Wild and Sarah Miles, Joss Ackland, John Hurt. World Champion (CC) Molly begins !o fall in love with black Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) a Chicago cop. Steven Seagal. Henry Silva, crazy things happen when a rookie cop 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Ga Pam Grier 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) moonlights as a standup comic. Linda deiecjive Nathaniel Hawthorne Record Guide (oO min ) (Tapod) Blair, Pat Paulsen, Pal Morita. 1984, 1 :30AM ® N ew s (R) [MAX] MOVIE: '20 Million Miles to (3® Bosom Buddies [LIFE] MOVIE; 'Ooubletake' A (2^ Other Side of Victory Continued ■. • 1 1 :30PM ® Entertainment This W eek Actress Annie Potts ( 'Designing ^ That's the Spirit I 8 -2 6 ’ u

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If there Is 37 Return IS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You any thinking to be done, be sure to do It WHEMWE MAVEA BARKCUE 1 oh. idomtkmow.,. envelope may have difficulty today relating your for yourself. WHY D0E.e PAD 18 rGue&siTSrRAPirfOttAu. (abbr.) | 2 0 MV c p e w ©a v e m e THI$ YEAH, NO ONE IN M Y ideas to feasible, workable procedures LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It is best not to ALWAYS COOK? and this could end up costing you a tackle a complicated task today if your 39 Goals CPEW KNOW© HOW T o PEIZ50NALLY ANONOGPAMMEP pretty penny. Be careful in this area. attitude is negative. In order to perform 40 Encircled MU<6 FOB MY 5K2THPAY WI2ITE CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Agree­ well, you must believe in yourself and 41 Force 24 26 ing to do something for another under your abilities. 42 Lapel-stiffening 30 fabric y 45 Stupid 34 49 Edify OU/^efhtHlG 51 Military school 36 (abbr.) 52 Paradise be passed out below game. The South c 53 Dumb NORTH 8-2F89 hand is a good example. South would 42 43 44 54 Short sleep ♦ 10 2 hate to be passed out at one heart. In ♦ 98 our experience, that doesn’t happen ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue 55 Side issues 49 THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A 8y Barry ♦ AQ964 when the bidder has a strong playing 56 Bodies of water ♦ A 6 5 3 . hand with a seven-card suit. I would BARKY'S A CLIENT OF . ....BUT I THINK HE'S 57 Express 52 open one heart with the South cards WHO'S YOUR ) THIS IS FANG,' THAT'S Y YEAH WEST EAST OURS, ALLEY.' HE VYANTEC GETTING A LITTLE 'T H A rs FRIEND, H E LOST H IS REMARKABLE ) NOW LET'S YOUR BA<5<5A66^ eESUTES.HE'S b^ause I would want the bidding to A TOUR OF PREHISTORIC ' MOKE THAN HE / UTTING 55 ♦953 ♦A876 ALLEY? MOTHER A n ' K I N D ^ .' Y /G E T O U T A DOWN AREAer ARE NOT. NOT A C D S , T IM E S .... ^ ^ BARGAINED FOR.' > IT flow in a natural manner. LATCHED ONTO ME !^A\rzSi ^H ER E WHILE PRESSURIZED. HESA WOLF. ♦ 10 5 2 ¥3 MILDiy.' W E CAN! \AOULD DESTROY ♦ K853 972 South did open with two clubs, but 1 WWII event East was an aggressive player who (c)1989 by NEA, Inc 26 HIS HEARING ♦ 842 ♦KQJ10 97 was willing to trade on favorable vul­ SOUTH nerability to get in the way of the ♦ KQ J 4 North-South slam bidding. North re­ ♦ AKQJ764 ♦ J 10 sponded with three diamonds, and ^ s t bid his clubs. South bid four ♦ -- hearts, and North tried Blackwood for Vulnerable; North-South aces. East now bid five spades, just in Dealer: North \O RaiA,t. case the opponents were going to sud­ U e-3t denly bid seven hearts. South bid six 5 0 : South West North East I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ^FOPtTHE6HO&rmO mLKB. ^ONT'P Pass Pass hearts, not really knowing what it THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 2 + Pass 3 ♦ 4 ^ showed, and North interpreted the bid Unscramble these lour Jumbles 4 ¥ as showing two aces and a solid heart BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake Pass 4 NT 5 ♦ one letter lo each square, to lorni 6 ¥ suit. So North bid seven no-trump, I'LL Pass 7 NT Dbl. r CAWWOT ^ lour ordinary words. All pass UTW AWVKXTf' WHO$e TODAY IS DOES SHE YEP, BUT OAC W H Y tiH HE SAID HE DID N 'T THAT'S WHEN which East was happy to double. m t IW ATT&m'IK)& JO W RT5 16 tHITTY-. MOM'S HAVE A ■TOOK TEN OF THAT ? WANT THE SA6CXE THEY SENT ME If there is a moral to this deal, it is tXJ WHV„ YORRS BIBTHDAV CAKE WITH ^ H E M O FF ALA R M TO OVER HERE Opening lead: ♦ A that every partnership should have THE FEDgRL^L PB- CANDLES ? GO OFF firm understandings as to their ace­ i v o e r A R t ' I c> asking methods when the opponents 1 A muddled interfere with their bidding. A further lesson is that it is better to open the CHALT message bidding with one heart with the South cards. The bidding will not die, and n : By James Jacoby South will be well-placed to show his One of the arguments for opening strength later. In particular, when with a strong two-bid with minimum East does bid clubs. South will at some WHAT C7AVIC7 P E C IP E l? required strength is that you will not time be able to cue-bid his club void. n — TO PO WHEN l J ___ SOLIATH ©TARTEP FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thave* 1 LOOKING TIREP, DUPLED ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady Now arrange the circled letters lo CELEBRITY CIPHER lorm the surprise answer, as sug­ CsMxIty Clptw ciyptograms tr« c t m Ik I from quoittlotu by lamoui peopto. p u l and proiant L l_ Each M lar ki lha dphar tlandt for anolhar. fodlay'a cAtai S aguab T. A . y gested by the above cartoon. 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< !' - MANCHESTER WERALD, Saturday. Aug. 26, 1M9 — V 7 ture shock in "C 'e st W h a t f" (60 min.) GLADIATOR Charles Mack, wanted for a jewel robbery. [CNN] Week in Review panics when a ixuw York subway breaks and Famous Weird Al Yankovic; Ron (In Stereo) down. (R) (In Stereo) [ E S P N ] Tennis: H am let C h allen g e Final Wood of the Rolling Stones; actor Mario In "Gladiator," [A & E] Joe Louis for All Time A profile of round, from Jericho, N.Y. (2 hrs.) (Live) Sunday, Continued [A&E] Marvin Hamlisch: They're Play­ Van Peebles. (60 min.) (R) the ABC movie air­ this boxer includes the insights of Frank ing M y Song Liza Minnelli, Johnny Mathis, 7.00AM (T) Wall Street Journal Re- [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Sinatra, Muhammad A li and Louis* w idow . ® Sustaining port tempt to conquer the peak of Mt. Robeson ing SUNDAY, Gladys Knight arid Carly Simon sing Ham­ in the Canadian Rockies. (60 min.) [USA] MOVIE: 'Nightlife' Joanna, a (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. lisch hits including ‘The Way We Were.” (26) Cash Connection CID B reakthroug h AUG. 27. Ken Wahl high-priced call girl, goes in search of old "W h a t 1 Did For Love” and "N obody Does [USA] Financial Freedom [CNN] Daywatch [lD Anushka [CNN] PrimeNews stars as a man acquaintances and new prospects. Bridg- ® Point of View [USA] Murder, She Wrote A famous ar­ [ESPN] NFL Preseason Football: Kan­ It Better. ” (60 min.) [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) ette Monet, Loni Sanders, Joey Silvera Twilight Zone (CC) A petty thief re­ 1 2:35AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : 'Promised Ql) World Tomorrow who becomes a vig­ tist s (Cesar Romero) birthday celebration sa s C ity C h ie fs at C h ica g o Bears (3 hrs.) [CNN] Headline News 1983, (In Stereo) grets having sold his soul to a demon. (R) Land' The Christmas holiday spells tra­ [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour ends tragically when he's murdered at his (Live) QD Divine Plan ilante of the (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Sunshine Boys' Af­ gedy for two former high-school class­ [^BO] MOVIE: Dirty Dancing- (CC) island villa. Guest: Robert Goulet. (60 min.) flQ) S ynchronal Re search road, disables dan­ 2:30PM § 2) MOVIE: Capone' The in­ [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update ter a long separation, two former vaude­ mates Jason Gedrick, Kiefer Sutherland While vacationing with her family ,n the famous m obster A l Capone rises to pow er (2D (3§) Sp o rtsW o rid : E d w in Rosario vs. (33 N e w s Meg Ryan. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) gerous drivers Lupe S uarez (Live) 6:30PM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Beetlejuice' (CC) Re­ ville partners reunite to renew their friend­ James Kennedy early 60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls in as a gangland czar. Ben Gazzara, Susan C13 {@ A B C N e w s (CC) cently deceased newlyweds hire an outra­ ship and their feud. George Burns, Walter [ M A X ] M O V IE ; 'P a tti R o c k s' A married, and doesn't bother Blakely, Harry Guarding. 1975. (2® Long Ago & Far Away: Bill & Bunny {3® It's Your Business ?pn°nr r® ®”’®«’«ise dance instructor Matthau. Richard Benjamin, 1975. Rated working-class womanizer shanghais his Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- (CC). ® Kiner's Korner geously vulgar ghost to scare away their with the law. Adam Smith's Money World PG. Kenneth Copeland bach. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stere^ home's obnoxious new tenants. Michael best buddy into accompanying him on an (Rebroadcast) (3® Mersey's Hollywood CTD Space Saver Keaton, Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin. 1988. [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update all-night road trip in the hopes of talking his (40) J im m y S w a g g a rt [*-IPE] Physicians' Journal Update [HBO] HBO Coming Attractions (In Stereo) ' [ESPN] Road Race: Falmouth Race (2D N B C N e w s Rated PG. (In Stereo) [ U S A ] D iam on ds (60 min.) pregnant girlfriend into an abortion Chris ®i) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera Mulkey, John Jenkins, Karen Landry CHECK IISTINGS [LIFE] Cardiology Update Part 1 of 2 From Cape Cod, Mass. (Taped) [CNN] Inside Business [U SA] MOVIE: ‘The Deserter' An Army [A&E] Campaign Pan 1 of 6 . ^('cl;?^*'^ ® Shining Time Station 1 0:30PM ® A s W e S e e It 1987 Rated R. FOR EXACT TIME [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [DIS] Super Sense Special cameras al­ captain deserts so he can search for the [CNN] Daybreak [TMC] MOVIE: 'Midnight Run' A Apaches responsible for the death of his (11) Latinas: Women of Passion? 9:30AM ® Blade [USA] My Sister Sam low the viewer to experience the world 1 .00AM (35 Tales From the Darkside bounty hunter and an accused embezzler wife. John Huston. Richard Crenna. Chuck Women of Power? WPIX newsman Ra- [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner try to elude the mob as they make their through the eyes of animals A mean trainer pits a good wrestler against ® Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck 5:00PM 0®Chae Visual Connors. 1971. mades Soto explores the myths surround­ a beastly fighter. [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date way across the country Robert De Niro [LIFE] Family Practice Update ing Hispanic women. scores. Taphet Kotto. 198 b ' (20) War of the W orlds The aliens scour 8:30PM OD Learn to Play the Piano @0) Unsolved Mysteries (CC) A California ^ tor Patrick Swayze; singers Melba Rated R. (In Stereo) the Arm y base searching for a list that 7;00PM C2D 6 0 M in u te s (CC) (60 min.) O vernig ht OD Mind Communication "witch doctor " con man; a clumsy Florida Coming Attractions (In M oore and Emmanuel. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) would lead them to the burial sites of C3p) M y Two Dads (CC) Michael's vis­ (3D A s k the M an ag er bank robber; the search for killers of an (2® Archies ® Sports Special- TW,?.LT. Animated 10,(K)0 dormant brethren. (60 min.) (R) (In ® .(SD Incredible Sunday (CC) A boy iting Uncle Raymond (Jan Murray) makes (6j) It's Garry Shandling's Show After elderly Montana resident. (60 min.) (R) (In [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Two teddy bears come to life to help a little dD Newsmakers Preview of the NFL's 70th Season Fea­ Stereo! Stereo) M e e t th e P re ss (CC). born without sweat glands leads a normal promises to Nicole he can't keep. (R) (In failing his driving test, Garry throws a party [LISA] Calliope girl who IS lost in the forest. (ID T h is W e e k in Baseball; W ith M e l A l­ tures include a visit to the San Francisco life with a NASA-developed cold suit; the ® A d e la n te (2® All Creatures Great and Small Stereo) for geniuses to regain his self-confidence. [A&E] All Creatures Groat and Small len News and highlights from the Major 49ers training camp, a look at the "all Amazing Kreskin creates an illusion. (60 [ESPN] Sports Reporters (2® S ain t (R) (In Stereo) ® ®1) M y S e cre t Identity A ndrew is de­ Leagues. r^ew Dallas Cowboys under new coach min.) (R) (61) Totally Hidden Video (In Stereo) [ESPN] Great American Baseball Quiz ** Cookie - [HBO] MOVIE: -The Cheap Detective- Trivia questions (Peter Falk). termined to stop the robberies in his neigh­ Jimmy Johnson, and a visit with the "Bad (3® Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ [DIS] Preview Show False Identities, murders, old flames and @ ) Spotlight on Government CE3 M O V IE: 'D a ys of W in e and R o se s' A [LIFE] Family Practice Update ® Make It Real borhood. (R) “ Boys of the AFC, the Houston Oilers (60 tique movie camera gives a strange college [TM C] MOVIE: 'Deliverance' A week­ unscrupulous villains hamper a detective's min.) (Taped) San Francisco couple struggles to free (g) Fifing Line: What Is the South Afri­ 9:00PM ® MOVIE: Tricks of the 1 1 :00PM ffl ® C2® (3® 0® N e w s end canoe trip turns into a nightmarish ® Sunday Mass 0® Synchronal Research daily routine in this parody of 1930s mys­ can Left Up To? (R) student the chance to realize his dream of themselves from their addiction to alcohol. ® Carol Burnett and Friends becoming a werewolf. (60 min.) (R) (In Trade' (CC) A naive widow joins forces struggle for survival for four Atlanta busi­ [CNN] Your Money tery movies. Peter Falk, Ann-Margret, Sid Jack Lemmon. Lee Remick. Charles Bick­ (T5 C h eers (CC). 3i) Larry Jones [CNN] Science and Technology Week Stereo) with her dead husband's prostitute- nessmen. Burt Reynolds, Jon Voight, Ned Caesar. 1978. Rated PG 05 MOVIE: Harold Robbins' The Pir­ ford 1962. ClD Bob Tilton (3® Personal Power [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Featured: American and Soviet scientists m istress in an attempt to solve his murder. Beatty. 1972. Rated R. (In Stereo) ate An Israeli raised by an influential Arab (61j S m all W o n d e r (CC) It's a battle of the [LIFE] Cardiology Update Part 1 of 2 study how plants effect global climates (18) Go for Your Dreams Cindy Williams, Markie Post, Chris Mulkey. (20) Insight / Out (2§) Miracle Faith Outreach [ESPN ] Lighter Side of Sports Jay John­ experiences a conflict of loyalties when he sexes when Joan, Harriet and Vicki go on a 1988. (R) (In Stereo) 1 :30AM CJ) New England Sunday (R) stone IS host. M O V IE :-T e rm s o f E nd earm ent' & Barefoot Executive (CC) A pet (|4) E x e cu tive S tre ss (O) Day of Discovery [DIS] Ernest Goes to Splash Mountain IS entrusted with the management of his camping trip with Ted, Reggie and Jamie UC) Five-time Oscar-winning account of chimpanzee proves to be an infallible pred­ ® 0® MOVIE: The Gladiator' (CC| Af- dD Talking Money With Peter Marshall [MAX] MOVIE: 'Beetlejuice' (CC) Ernest (Jim Varney) goes to Disneyland to country s oil fortunes. Franco Nero, Anni (R) (?D Wanted: Dead or Alive (IS) Dr. Ja m e s K en n ed y ictor of successful television programs. A ter his brother is killed in a hit-and-run acci­ (35 USA Tonight Recently deceased new lyw eds hire an out­ InH '«'»''°"ship between a mother check out the theme park's latest attrac­ /Ucher, Olivia Hussey. 1978. [A&E] W ild World of the East and her daughter. Shirley Maclaine. Debra tion, Splash Mountain "Magical World of Disney ' presentation dent. a man avenges his death by attem pt­ (ID AM Boston (R) @ Celebrate rageously vulgar ghost to scare away their 00) A B C N e w s (CC). Winger. Jack Nicholson. 1983. Rated PG. 0® Home Shopping Network [CNN] Newswatch (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. (R) ing to rid the roads of drunk and reckless SD McLaughlin Group [CNN] Big Story home s obnoxious new tenants. Michael [HBO ] Nature Watch (CC) Animal life in I^SA] Cartoon Express (2® Firing Line drivers, Ken Wahl. Nancy Allen, Robert [ESPN ] Sports Trivia Sports brain teas­ Keaton Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin. 1983 the polar regions. [ESPN] Horse Racing: All-American On Stage at W olf Trap (In Stereo) dD Arsenio Hall ers. [DIS] Dumbo's Circus @6) Police Story Culp. 1986. (R) Rated PG. (In Stereo) Derby For 3-year-old quarterhorses for a dD Wrestling: NW A Pro Wrestling [A&E] Buffalo Bill [ESPN] Bodyshaping 1 1:1 OAM [CNN] Travel Guide 1 :00PM ® MOVIE: You're My Ever­ purse of over $1.3 million, from Ruidoso (3D Person al P o w e r [USA] History of Dieting 9:48AM ® tong Ago & Far Away: ything (CC) A debutante runs off with a B^mni MOVIE: The Importance of Downs, N.M. (60 min ) (Live) dD MOVIE: 'Heat' A Las Vegas body­ [CNN] Inside Business G o e s to S ch ool Pad ^ ^ Runaway W ith the Rich Being Earnest A satire on manners, mor- guard is forced into a confrontation with a (2D Freddy's Nightmares; A Nightmare 2:00AM dD A B C N e w s (CC) Frog and Toad A re F rien d s (CC). Part 1 of dancer to become a star in Hollywood Dan [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date and Farnous Singer Mary Wilson in Van­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sweet Dreams' (CC) second-generation mobster when a friend on Elm Street A former flower child is tor­ nL Th.. r® i ® ™ d e l student couver, British Columbia. (R) Dailey, Anne Baxter, Anne Revere. 1949, of ifr9''b fashion scores. (60 min.) (35 Talking Money W ith Peter Marshall on the first day of school gets a failino of Its author, Oscar Wilde. Joan Green- Based on country singer Patsy Cline's rise is savagely beaten. Burt Reynolds, Karen mented by nightmares; a tale of horror ter­ ® USA Today Atlanta's Civil War battle rifies a teen-age misfit. (60 mtn.) (R) (In ® That's the Spirit room chaos to the class® lO.OOAM ® Sybervision ® ® This Week With David Brinkley rv°anl '’®'^9rave. Dame Edith to stardom and her rocky relationship with Young, 1987. [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update re-enactment. (60 min ) her husband. Jessica Lange, Ed Hams, Stereo) [A&E] Marvin Hamlisch: They're Play- ® Steampipe Alley (5^ AM C reatu res G reat and S m a ll [M AX] MOVIE: 'Glitchr Mobsters, star­ Ann Wedgeworth 1985. Rated PG-13 (In ® My Secret Identity ® Surfing: Billabong Pro World Finals [CNN] World Report @ ® MOVIE: 'L.A. Takedown' Pre­ lets and a grand case of mistaken identity - ing M y Song Liza Minnelli, Johnny Mathis, ® New England Sunday (51) J im m y Sw agg art (bO min.) Stereo) $l) 21 Jump Street (CC) When a star miere, (CC) A talented young police de­ put two would-be thieves behind the eight Gladys Knight and Carly Simon sing Ham­ LaJ Larry Jones [DIS] Making of the DIsney-MGM Stu­ high-school football player is crippled, ® MOVIE: Tarzan the Fearless' Tarzan ® MOVIE: 'The Clonus Horror' A man [LIFE] First Do No Harm Part 5 of 6 tective pursues an elusive criminal through ball. Julia Nickson, Will Egan. Steve Don- lisch hits including "The Way W e Were, " ® Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny guides a young girl and her fiance through dios Theme Park Behind-the-scenerof Penhall and Booker join the team to investi­ Los Angeles. Scott Plank. Alex McArthur, "What I Did For L o ve " and "Nobody Does discovers he is a clone and tries to tell the [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'D irty Harry* Det. Lt. myer 1988. Rated R (In Stereo) the perilous jungle Buster Crabbe, Jacque­ CH) C o n n e c tic u t Beat the creation of Wall Disney World's new gate criminal negligence by the coach. (60 Vincent Guastaffero. 1989. (In Stereo) It Better " (60 min.) (11) Frederick K. Price worW Peter Graves, Keenan Wynn, Timo­ Harry Callahan uses unorthodox methods [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'A H andful o f D u st' The line W ells. 1933 ^ thy Donnelly 1978 theme park, from the initial concept.s to the min.) (R) (In Stereo) (18) Daily Mixer HQ) Personal Power actual construc>ion, (60 min ) to capture a sniper Clint Eastwood, Harry (^) Masterpiece Theatre; Fortunes of collapse of an aristocratic British couple's [DIS] MOVIE: 'Kidnapped' In order to [A&E] Decades: 70's S2) C h a lice o f S alvation (Live) Guardino. John Milchum. 1971 Rated R W ar (CC) Harriet neglects to tell her hus­ marriage is the focus of this adaptation of steal his inheritance, a bo y's uncle has him (20) Transformers (^ W KRP in Cincinnati (28) MOVIE: 'Corey: For the People' Ig­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Soldier's Story' (CCI @4) M is te r Rogers (CC). (In Stereo) [CNN] Newswatch band she has decided not to return to Eng­ Evelyn Waugh s satiric novel. James kidnapped and sold into slavery James ® Julia Child and Company: Sunday noring pressure from all sides, an assistant A Louisiana military base is the scene o (22) Sunday Today district attorney files homicide charges land. a grieving Guy helps Simon adjust to Wilby, Kristin Scott-Thomas, Rupert MacArthur, Peter Finch, Peter O'Toole (26) )n Touch Night Supper (R) ^ ^ racial strife when a black Arm y lawyer [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In [DIS] MOVIE: 'Stand Up and Cheer' 1960. (24) (57) S e sa m e S tre e t (CC). against a widow. John Rubinstein, Eugene his disability; the Pringles are reunited Graves. 1988. Rated PG. @® Sacrifice of the Mass Stereo) (CC) Following the Depression, the Presi­ (^ Synchronal Research Roche, Ronnie Cox. 1977. ^ tla ''"'ashgation into the murder of a when Harriet returns to Cairo for Edwina's [ESPN] SportsCenfer Up-to-date (30) Oral Roberts fellow officer. Howard E. Rollins Jr Adobh dent vows to replace the nation's hope­ wedding. (2 hrs.) Part 6 of 7. (R) [USA] Hollywood Insider Munsters Today Eddie's howling (3® World Tomorrow 5:30PM (3D Mind Communication lessness with optimism. Colorized. Shirley scores. (60 min.) (38) [LIFE] World Tomorrow ®) fS® Major League Baseball. Detroit voice keeps him out of the glee club - and (57) Club Connect Tigers at Boston Red Sox From Fenway P?(b'sS ’98® Rated (ID C h arles in C harg e (CC). (R) Temple, Warner Baxter. Stepin Fetchii. It's a Living Dot's game of playing 1 1:05PM [HBO] MOVIE: Vietnam [USA] Paid Programming 00) Robert Schuller Grandpa comes up with a wacky solution Peeping Tom turns grisly when she wit­ W ar Story; The Last Days' (CC) A collec- Park in Boston. (2 hrs., 45 min ) ’ [A 8tE] Battle Line 1934 (H) [CNN] Sportscene [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update nesses an apparent murder. (R) lion of three new episodes horn the 2:05AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : Mallbu Ex­ [A&E] Journey to Adventure [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date [DIS] Teen Win, Lose or Draw 0® Major League Baseball: Boston Red [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday award-winning anthology series Haing S. press' A Texas detective attempts to in­ 0® Synchronal Research scores (85 Married... W ith Children (CC) Peggy [CNN] Daybreak (5^8 MOVIE: An American in Ngor, Steve Am in. Doan Chau Mau. 1989. terface with a batch of beautiful computer (61) Fam e [ESPN] Gameday H ®* ^'9®''® i-'''® Tiger [LIFE] First Do No Harm Part 6 of 6 . IS depressed when a neighborhood Peep­ Stadium. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dancing' (CC) (In Stereo) criminals. Darby Hinton, Sybil Denning, [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! [M AX] MOVIE: 'Marooned' After five ing Tom peeps at everyone but her. (In [A&E] Global Affair [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update C57) Great Performances (60 min ) While vacationing with her family in the Stereo) Barbara Edwards 1985. Rated R [ESPN] Running and Racino months in space, three astronauts are una­ early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls in 1 1 :30PM ® Magnum, P.l. [DIS] Care Bears' Nutcracker Suite The She-Ra: Princess of Power [CNN] Newsday [HBO] Babar ble to return to Earth due to a technical love with a streetwise dance instructor [A&E] All Creatures Great and Small (® MOVIE: 'The Glass Menagerie' A 3-20AIVI [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dracula's evil three-headed King of Mice takes over 1 2.00PM (® Magnum, P.l. malfunction. Gregory Peck, Richard Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- transplanted Southern lady survives by her W idow ' The voracious queen of the vam­ [^MAX] MOViE: -The Disorderly Or- Toyland, imprisons the Sugarplum Fairy im if h In order to [CNN] Week in Review steal his inheritance, a boy's uncle has him ^ W iS m '^A^P L ” '* '^®®'‘ 8 aseball: Crenna. David Janssen 1969. Rated G. bach 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) memories of a gentler past and by her pires takes up residence in a Hollywood derly A bumbling hospital orderly creates and turns the Care Bears into wood in this ® Out of This W orld Lindsay and Evie try [DIS] Conversation W ith George Bums slavery. James .he M^for L^eagues” " ' '’ '^hligh.s from [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents A hopes for a better future. Katharine Hep­ wax museum. Sylvia Kristel, Lenny Von adaptation of Hoffman's classic. (60 min.) o'"* a wild [LIFE] Cardiology Update Pan 1 of 2. (CC) George Burns talks about his long ^erru'^i'^^' ® the wom an he loves party, (R) (|n Stereo) young woman's (Kate Vernon) attraction burn. Sam Waterston, Joanna Miles. Dohlen, Jo se f Som m er 1988. Rated R. (In [ESPN] Sportraits 1 9 ^ 6 0 O'Toole. 08) Europainter [TMC] MOVIE: 'Married to the Mob' career in entertainment before en audience Stereo) 1964 ° Olittet. to her stepfather (Michael Tucker) results 1973. ® NFL Preseason Football: New York (CC) A Federal agent's investigation into a at the Disney-MGM Studios. (60 min ) [LIFE] Family Practice Update [H B O ] M O VIE: -G houlies II' The unex- riO.f.','''''” ® r*afnines Ihe sirlke aaamsl in an intricate murder plot. (In Stereo) N e w s (R) ^ M C ] MOVIE: -Skin Game- Posing as J e ts at N e w York G iants (2 hrs.) (Taped) major crime family is complicated by his (35 Honeymooners 2:30AM QD pected arrival of a group of devilish imps [HBO] MOVIE: 'Clean and Sober' (CC) [ T M C ] M O V IE : The C o u ch T rip ' An es­ (S^ N ational G eog raphic (CC) budding relationship with a mobster's wi­ S® Hot Shot Challenge (55 Rhoda Cl® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) perks up business for a near-bankrupt car­ 5:50PIVI An alcohol- and cocaine-abusing real es­ caped mental patient becomes a Beverly A profile of the relationship between dogs dow. Michelle Pfeiffer, Matthew Modine, Pte-Civil War South (2® MOVIE: 'Captains Courageous' A nival. Damon Martin, Royal Dano, Phil Fon- tate executive is forced to confront his (H) 0® George Micheel's Sports Mach­ [CNN] Sports Latenight psychologist. Dan Aykroyd, and people which includes highlights of Su­ Dean StocKwell. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) own addictions while hiding out in a drug Walter Matthau, spoiled boy learns a new set of values after dacaro 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ine [USA] Paid Programming ner^?97rRamd°PG°°"""' Donna Dixon. 198?! san Butcher's third Iditarod victory. (70 Rated R a Portuguese fisherman rescues him at [USA] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs clinic. Michael Keaton, Kathy Baker M [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update min.) (In Stereo) ( 3 Talking Sports With Rod Michaud [USA] Cartoon Express sea. Tracy won an Oscar. Colorized ver- try to save the budding relationship be­ Emmet Walsh. 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) 2; 50 AM [ T M C ] m o v i e ; 'Westworld' [USA] Code Red Jack Van Impe Presents 10:10AM [CNN] On the Menu ^on Spencer Tracy, Freddie Bartholo- 6:00PM S 3 C B S N e w s (CC) tween a prostitute and an undercover cop. [LIFE] Cardiology Update Pan 1 of 2. A n adult playground becom es a battlefield ® Paid Programming (60 mm.) (In Stereo) when the computer-run robots go berserk. niew, Meivyn Douglas. 1937. [M AX] MOVIE: Romeo and (P) Massechusetts Council of Rabbis (18) Choices W e Face 1 0:24AM (S7J Reading Rain bow (CC) 1 ■ 1 5PM S3 ® ® ®) News [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Predator' A paramilitary Yul Brynner, James Brolin, Richard Benia­ C22J M*A*S*H [CNN] Sports Sunday Barry rescue team is stalked by an intergalactic ® MOVIE: 'Borderline' A bordo' patrol (20) Porky Pig ShaT Zeffirelli's adaptation of the ® MOVIE: 'Half Moon Street' An at­ 7:30PM min. 1973. Ratad PG. (In Stereo) 1 0:30AM (3 ) inside Washington Shakespearean tragedy about star- M oroz recaps the weekend of the w orld of trophy hunter in the jungles of South Amer­ officer loads the search into California for a (2$ McLaughlin Group 3:45PM tractive economics expert becomes en­ (26) Search ® Real Estate Update crossed loyiirs and their feuding fam* es ) Triple Threat Joined in spons ica. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Carl Weath­ ring of Mexican aliens. Charles Bronson, 3:00AM ® Nightwatch Joined in m Gotcha Pro Wind Surf Champion- Leonard Whiting,Whitmn Olivianii,„, Progress meshed in political intrigue when she be­ Bmno Kirby, Ed Harris. 1980 (3^ Robert S ch u lle r (U)Love Boat Hussey, Milo [ESPN] NFL Kickoff ers, Elpidia Carrillo. 1987. Rated R. (In P ro g re ss snrp (60 min,) O'Shea. 1968 Rated PG. gins m oonlighting as a paid escort in Stereo) (^ One Day at a Time T h is O ld H ouse (CC). (R) London. Sigourney Weaver, Michael [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Part 2 of @ Soapbox With Tom Cottle Seven QD Home Shopping Overnight Service f3® M e e t the P re ss (CC). teen-agers discuss their experiences in the (3 hrs.) (3® Three Stooges Caine, Patrick Kavanagh. 1986. 2 . 9:10PM @ Masterpiece Theatre: u s tdaats enemy C3® Mama's Family Boredom sols in ^ ®f°«"f's Journal workplace. [CNN] Moneyweek 0.D Can You Beat Baldness? Fortunes of W ar (CC) Harriet neglects to (35 Harry O (4® Conversations W ith when Mama is left alone (or the weekend 8:00PM (£) Murder. She Wrote (CC) toll her husband she has decided not to [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story Wa®he; Oonkr ( n ) [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update dD MOVIE: 'Heat' A Las Vegas body­ A sighting of the ghost of a Pilgrim wom an (1® H o m e S h o p p in g N e tw o rk (3 hrs.) [A&E] World of Photography return to England; a grieving Guy helps Si­ [CNN] Sports Tonight [CNN] Evans & Novak (57) innovation guard is forced into a confrontation with a accused of witchcraft foreshadows o Ca­ mon adjust to his disability; the Pringles [A& E] Buffalo Bill [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday ® Supermodel of the World second-generation mobster when a friend bot Cove murder (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [UFE] Internal Medicine Update [D IS ] W u zz le s (CC) Cheryl Tiegs and Jim Lange host this com ­ are reunited when Harriet returns to Cairo [CNN] Evans & Novak [ESPN] This Week in Sports [A&E] MOVIE: 'Another Time, Another is savagely beaten. Burt Reynolds, Karen [U SA] Hitchhiker (In Steroo) petition for aspiring models. Winner re­ ffl ® MacGyver (CC) MacGyver must for Edwina's wedding. ( 110 min.) Part 6 of [ESPN] LPGA Golf: World Champion­ Jimmy Ballard Golf Connec­ Place During World War II, a female cor­ Young. 1987. 7 Part 7 of 7. tion. Fundamental Swing [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update respondent engages in a hopeless love af- ceives a contract with the Ford Model defeat a group of terrorists who threaten 1 2:00AM 0 5 star Trek ship, final round From Laker Lanier. Ga to cripple a large city. (60 min.) (R) (In lair with a married man, Lana Turner, Barry Agency. (2 hrs.) (Taped) 081 The W ok ® Benny Hill (60 min.) (R) ^^®9)^^'’ ‘^''®'°Padia: The - U -V - V ol 1 0.45AM @0) Jewish Life d4) Best of the National Geographic Stereo) 9:30PM 0® Homo Shopping Network (3 hrs.) um e (CC). (In Stereo) Sullivan, Glynis Johns 1958. ® Surfing: TDK Gotcha Pro (60 min ) (S) Space Saver [UFE] Self-Improvement Guide 1 1 -00AM ® Face the Nation Specials A look at Mount Godwin-Ausien Ql] MOVIE; '...Ail the Merblet' A small (2® Omexin: Can You Beat Baldness? [CNN] Newsday 01) Victor Awards Sports superstars of or K2, the world's second-highest peak ai [USA] Play the Piano Overnight [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide ®lVb"e;];'^h"e’n ^ reT d^ r'’^^ time wrestling manager attempts to push (2® W hat is Real? (Ml Wrestling: AW A All Star Wrestling ® Talking With Money yesterday and today join with entertain- admitted (R) ".obster is [DIS] Once Upon A Mouse 28,250 feet, located at the China-Indic two attractive grappiers to a championship (® Munsters Today border. (60 min.) (85 Open House Series Premiere This re­ (3® Offsides W ith The New England Pa- 3:30AM [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story ^mim)^*'^ ® Sunday Morning (CC) (90 [ESPN] Auto Racing: Forumla One belt. Poier Falk. Vicki Frederick. Laureno (24) H om etim e (CC). Part 2 of 2 vam ped spin-off of "Duet " sets the stage trio ts (60 min.) [CNN] Future Watch 08) David Paul Grand Prix o f B e lg iu m From Spa Francor- 128) Fug itive ® Outer Limits Landon. 1981. for Alison La Placa's role as a competitive ® 101 Ways to Free Government Cash champs. (2 hrs.) (Taped) LasVogal''C"6o"°r;,:=r'"-'°'"'‘ '^°'" ( ^ A lic e (22) Real to Reel (ID W ar of the Worlds The aliens scour 0® T he W ok real-estate agent Tonight: Linda and her [DIS] MOVIE:. Stand Up and Cheer 1 ® Je tso n s (3® Weight Loss in America [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (2® MOVIE: 'Resurrection' A brush with the A rm y base searching for a list that adversarial co-worker vie for a promotion. (E) G en e S c o tt (CC) Following the Depression, the Presi­ ( p Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) 38) Sox Talk ^® Beach Boys: Endless Summer The (1^ e r a Real Estate Showcase healinn w om an's gift for would lead them to the burial sites of (In Stereo) dent vows to replacb th» nation's hope­ (2® Easy Closet [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Die Hard' (CC) A streei- Beach Boys welcom e Stevie Ray Vaughan, [ A & E ] Jo e L ouis for A ll T im e A profile of h®' miracle threatens her bond 10.000 dormant brethren. (60 min ) (R) (In [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update this boxer includes the insights of Frank lessness with optimism Colorized. Shirley (J® Kenneth Copeland wise New York cop confronts lerronsis with her father and her lover. Ellen Burstvn David Hasselhoff, Samantha Fox, Richard .3® Real Estate Showcase Stereo) Sinatra, Muhammad Ali and Louis' widow. Temple, Warner Baxter, Stepin Fetchit (2® Bugs Bunny when his estranged wife's California office Eva Le Gallienne, Sam Shepard. 1980 Belzer, Jpff Altman and Highway 101. (60 [MAX] MOVIE: 'Casual Sex?' (CC) 1934 (40) Business World building cornes under siege. Bruce Willis, enshrine a picture of rho ® )Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) min.) (60 min ) Part 2 of 2 S e sa m e S tre e t (CC) (24) Fight BackI With David Horowitz Tired of meaningress relationships, two dead mother r,he " ®"®9«d'y Data attempts to save an alien friend when [CNN] World Report [USA] Chae Visual Feel Beautiful (5?) D e G rassi Ju n io r H igh (CC). Mills, Burl Ives Dnrmh do) Family Ties (CC) Skippy falls for young wom en search for Mr Right at an (29 Frederick K. Price (5L Groat Performances: Pavarotti Re he discovers that her planet may self- exclusive singles spa. Lea Thompson, Vic­ ®D MOVIE: -The Alam o' The Battle of the Alex's girlfriend, Lauren. (R) (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Drums Along the Mo­ 3:50AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : white of the @ ) G id g e t turns to Naples (In Stereo) destruct. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) toria Jackson, Stephen Shellen 1988 Alanio IS waged by heroes who fight to [USA] All-American Wrestling [2jC Not in M y Backyard hawk' Colonial homesteaders face mar­ Eye' (CC) An Arizona sound systems spe­ 0® David Paul MOVIE: 'The Big Country' An Easter- [A&E] Armada Part 3 of 3. Rated R. (In Stereo) auding Indians and the threat of the Revo­ cialist comes under suspicion when a num­ t Mexico. John Wayne, Ri­ 1 ^ 3 0 P M ® Action Newsmakers dD MOVIE: God Is My Co-Pilot' This ® ^“ ter feud be­ lution in John Ford's classic frontier saga ber of young women are brutally mur­ (E) Munsters Today Eddie s howling chard Widmark, Laurence Harvey 1960 IusaI S ’’” * ' [CNN] Sportsweek in Review 10:00PM ® N e w s ® Triple Threat tween two Texas ranchers over water film is based on Col. Robert E. Scott's Henry Fonda, Claudette Colbert, Edna May dered. David Keith, Cathy Moriarty, Art voice keeps him out of the glee club - and [A&E] Our Century: World War I Trac- [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) Despite his fear of novel of his exploits flying with Claire 05 USA Tonight (^ Family Ties: A Different Story rights Gregory Peck, Charlton Hatton Oliver. 1939 Evans 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Grandpa comes up with a wacky solution ing the social and econom ic developm ents Jean Simmons. 1958 neston, fire, Jonah joins a firefighter-training pro­ Chennault. Dennis Morgan, Dane Clark, CiD A n u sh k a [ESPN] Rodeo: Road to the NFR (60 that have shaped 20th-century civilization (24) Struggle for Democracy (CC) An ex­ gram. (In Stereo) Raymond Massey. 1945. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Stripper' Six women [A&E] Shortstories Twins get close to C?D N e w U fe min.) beginning with World War I. Host: Edward amination of the freedom of expression t^SPN) LPGA Golf: World Champion­ talk about their lives and livelihood as they [A&E] Livin g D an g erou sly Skiers at- Herrmann. (60 min.) their aunt in "Sturdy Browns'', a gamble” (57^ Evening at Pops (In Stereo) focusing on the evolution of televised Worldvision [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide prepare to compete at the First Annual struggles witht self-destruction in "The ship, final round From Laker Lanier. Ga. (Si) America's Most Wanted Season public trials. (60 min.) Pari 7 of 10. (60 min ) (Taped) Stripper's Convention in Las Vegas Ja­ Winning Ticket"; an American (aces cul Premiere Scheduled; Allen "Buck” (M) Other Side of Victory [U SA] Robert Vaughn Discovers III nette Boyd, Sara Costa 1986. Rated R (In [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Jones, wanted for burglary and fraud; (Sjl Tracey Ullman Everyone on board Continued... 12:30AM (® Lifestyles of the Rich Stereo) AA u

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‘It’s a very unique sound’ Love and deceit New camera does everything By Sandy Colton The Associated Press built into this innovative new explored in film camera. It will list for $380 Boys Choir of Harlem makes its mark When you consider all the Camera Angles Three other new point-and- shoot cameras are also being SEX, LIES, things they’ve managed to build added to the Canon line in By George John AND v i d e o ­ into some of today’s simple point-and-shoot cameras, you exposure, depending on the September. They are; Snappy The Associated Press t a p e ( R ) camera-to-subject distance. AF, which lists for $160; Sure Shot Choir Director Walter Turnbull ’’psychodrama’ can’t help but feel that ’ ’they’ ve gone about as far as they can go.” There are three flash modes: Zooms, $300; and Snappy Q, $120. NEW YORK — Nathan G. Simmons, an affable began as a says that 98 percent of Boys Filmeter But, not so. auto, in which the flash automati­ college music major with sights set on Broadway, form of ther­ □ □ □ In September, photo dealers cally fires in low light or backiigh- still remembers the telephone call that turned Choir m em bers — all black and apy in which will be featuring a new camera ted conditions; flash-on, for flash NEW PRODUCTS - Konica him away from lifeon the mean streets of Harlem. Robert DiMatteo most from desperate Harlem patients could that not only does everything, but output with every exposure: and has joined Kodak, Agfa and Fuji He was ironing his only white shirt nine years safely act out can also print a message on the flash-off, for no Hash, regardless by introducing new. improved ago when the phone rang. Walter Turnbull, backgrounds — graduate from their anxieties. photograph. of the lighting conditions. The 35mm color print films. The new director of the Boys Choir of Harlem, was on the The result was flash is coupled to the zooming films will be labeled SR-G, line. high school and go on to college. Cameras abie to print a date or an em otional number on a photo have been action of the lens, changing the followed by their ISO rating: 100, “ Dr. Turnbull said, ‘You’ve been accepted,’ nakedness that proved influential around for a long time. But now. illumination angle to match the 200, 400 or 3200. For the profes­ and I was just ecstatic,” recalls Simmons, 23. read as anti-video — perhaps to dramatists and filmmaker- Canon’s new Sure Shot Caption lens coverage. sional. Konica also has intro­ “ My mother was sitting at the table and I told her, even a bit moralistic. But it may The office is in old Public School 68, on a floor shoping to plumb new levels of Zoom goes a step farther. It will The camera’s data imprint duced a new SR-G160 color print and she got on the phone and started calling say something a little different rented by the choir. Turnbull spoke over a muted psychological depth. At its worst, print any one of five messages: “ I function prints the date or se­ film available in 120mm. 12- people. It was an honor...and it kept me off the than Soderbergh himself real­ background of major third chords, sung in unison. Love You.” “Thank You.” lected message in the lower exposure rolls. streets.” though, psychodrama has come izes: Video is not the enemy, but HONORED — Stamp honoring letter carriers will be About 30 boys were warming up in a nearby “ Happy Birthday.” “ Congratula­ righthand corner of the picture, Also, look for a new, high-tech As a 14-year old, Simmons remembers “ doing to imply a talky. self-indulgent how we use it. Video helps released in Milwaukee during the centennial celebration classroom, its windows covered by heavy wire tions” or “ Merry Christmas.” within the image area. The lens cleaning cloth, made by basically nothing except hanging out, meeting heavy-handed emotionalism of the National Association of Letter Carriers. mesh and overlooking a row of tenements Graham heal himself as much as Or, instead of a message, it will messages are listed on the top of Toray, called Luminex. It is people who didn’t do much except smoke and That's why Steve Soderbergh's disfigured by graffiti, some boarded up and it destroys him. And, through the print the date or nothing at all. the camera and numbered 1 claimed to be more effective than drink a lot of beer.” first film is such a surprise — a abandoned. sexy, unrepentant character of The fully automatic 35mm through 5. The desired message is lens tissue or any other cleaning Crack invaded the neighborhood a few years dark comedy of manners about The towering, robust tenor and former public Cynthia, the movie transcends camera features a 38mm-60mm selected by pressing the “ mes­ cioth. Its dense weave, some later, and many of his formerbuddiesdropped out the fates of four people in Baton ‘MAD’ artist honors school teacher took over later, praising and any moralism. This is a debut power zoom lens, and a wireless sage” button until the number 220.000 microfibers per square of high school, “ graduating” instead from beer to Rouge. Shot for only $1.2 million, cajoling as he conducted a selection of works film to treasure. GRADE: remote control of the shutter corresponding to the desired inch, wili clean oily films as well the cheap, highly addictive smokable cocaine. the movie has a stripped-down including Bach’s “ Christ Lag in Todesbanden” in release, which is considered message appears on the came­ as dirt. It is said to be non­ But a different world was opening for this look and abounds in the sort of German. One passage that sounded perfect to the UNCLE BUCK (PG) After U.S. letter carriers more convenient than a self- ra’s LCD panel. abrasive, durable and washable, teen-ager. casual listener raised his ire. intense, slightly awkward con­ appearing in a string of forced, timer for the photographer who A number of other features are and that it will last for years. He was performing. He was receiving regular “ That’s unacceptable, what kind of reading is versations that sound too real to mediocre comedies, the Falstaff- The s e m i­ wants to get into the picture. tutoring and counseling and traveling with the that?” he thundered, slamming a meaty hand be scripted. (Actually, they were sized John Candy returns in a jumbo stamp All functions, including focus­ choir nationally and internationally, to places down on his note stand. The kids — some in their partly improvised.) Emotionally moderately amusing little pic­ shown above ing. flash, exposure, film han­ other Harlem kids hadn’t even heard about. mid-teens, all clearly respectful — did it again direct and unflinching, it might ture. Candy plays a dissolute slob will be released dling and film- speed setting, are Tnvia The New York Board of Education calculates without a murmur. be called a psychodrama — but who, in an emergency, is called in at Milwaukee Collectors’ automatic. that about one-quarter of thecity’s blacks drop out Turnbull holds a doctorate in music and is proud it’s a psychodrama fulfilled. to take care of his brother’s three during the cen­ Autofocusing is performed by of high school, accounting for 39.2 percent of all Comer of the Boys Choir’s international reputation of The story is elemental, for all children. The kids give Candy a tennial Canon’s newly developed Smart High School Graduation and Dropout Rates, 1986 dropouts. Blacks comprise only 39.9percentof the excellence. Besides German, the ensemble sings bration of AF system, a three-beam focus high school population. its complications. Free-floating hard time, and he gives them the R l s s MacKendrick in French, Italian, Hebrew and Latin as well as Graham (James Spader) returns National system with a wide focusing area Troubled Harlem kids are thought to be among same. But, eventually, they all Graduation rate, rank Dropout rate, rank English and has toured much of Europe. It has ciation of and a new automatic control the worst academic performers. But under to Louisiana, where he visits his benefit from their time spent sung in St. Paul’s in London and St.-Germain-des- ter Carriers. method for sharp images of 1. ) Minnesota-91.4% 1. ) Washington, D.C.-43.2% Turnbull’s supervision, Simmons went on to former roommate John (Peter together. This message is pres­ Pres in Paris and was off to Japan this month. Done in basic off-center subjects. Conventional college after leaving the Boys Choir in 1984 and is Gallagher), now a yuppie lawyer, ented less sentimentally than one 2. ) ConnecliciJt-89.8% 2. ) Florida-38.0% “ It’s a very unique sound,” Turnbull says, baby-blue, it is the handiwork of p.m. one-point autofocus is also possi­ in his final year at Westminster Choir College, in and John’s somewhat puritanical might imagine. rejecting attempts at comparison with well- Other cards in the series have ble. Automatic focusing is contin­ 3. ) North Dakota-89.7% 3. ) Georgia-37.3% Princeton, N.J. wife Ann (Andie MacDowell). Director John Hughes con­ MAD magazine artist Jack Da­ known European boys’ choirs. Unlike those, the vis. The color pic in Linn’s been The Mountains, The Prair­ uous through the focal length Louisiana-37.3% It’s not a unique story, according to Turnbull. John is having a ciandestine tinues to have a special feeling for 4. ) Nebraska-88.1° Harlem ensemble includes tenors and basses as Weekly is rather attractive — ies. Desert, Wetlands and range, from a closest focusing He says that 98 percent of Boys Choir members — affair with Ann’s sister Cynthia the way contemporary suburban 5.) Arizona-37.0% well as the traditional trebles. three pink-faced figures, one a Seashore, distance of just under 2 feet to 5. ) Iowa-87.5°,o all black and most from desperate Harlem (Laura San Giacomo), and Ann kids act. And Candy does some Turnbull also places emphasis on the non­ lissome creature with a summer Only three issues in all for this infinity. 6. ) Mississippi-36.7% backgrounds — graduate from high school and go feels neglected, though she 6. ) Montana-87.2“/o musical opportunities for choir members. real acting here, including one safari hat and short-sleeved month. A chance to get our Accurate exposures are as­ on to college. doesn’t know why. Soon she’s Tutoring, in subjects ranging from English and monologue that he delivers to the blouse. collecting breaths. sured through the use of a 7. ) Wisconsin-86.3°,o 7. ) New York-35.8% And Simmons’ former friends? mathematics to music theory, is provided six talking to Graham, who confesses family dog. GRADE: * * i /2 It was a risky business, to three-zone metering system. 8. ) Texas-35.7% “ A lot of them have fallen down by the wayside. to her that he is impotent: He can □ □ □ 8. ) Kansas-81. days a week, and some kids go to the choir’s own unleash the likes of Davis on a Backlighted situations are auto­ They’re involved in drugs,” Simmons says. “ We school. Choir members must maintain a B only gain physical pleasure by New home video matically detected and compen­ South Dakota'-81.5%> 9. ) South Carolina-35.5°,o don’t really have a lot of long conversations, subject deserving of no jibes, but REMARKABLE: This office average. watching his taped interview with sated for, either by firing the 10.) Wyoming-81.2% because we are in two different worlds.” COUSINS (PG-13) Paramount. the upshot is even less cartoony has received a remarkable color 10.) Nevada-34.8% Three full-time counselors give year-round women who confess their sexual camera’s built-in flash or provid­ As remakes go, this Americaniza­ than the 1963 City Mail Delivery repro of a Ducks-in-the-Holy-land The co-founder of the choir, in 1968, spends habits. Ever interested in a new career, family and adolescent counseling. During tion of the ’70s French comedy stamp where the postman with sheet. Where else could you get a ing an additional two stops of 18-hour days overseeing the musical, scholastic the summer, choir members attend day camp in man, Cynthia becomes the latest and social needs of more than 200 young people “ Cousin, Cousine” is not too bad. umbrella is flanked by a kid and a view of a garganey? Or a baby New York City and a live-away camp in the subject for Graham’s probing between the ages of 8 and 18, including a girls’ ’This new version comes across galumphing dog. platyrynchos? If not available at Connecticut countryside. camera. Soon Ann, too, submits Su-Deb on East Center Street, choir established in 1979. like a slightly hipper, saucier Letter carriers are shown in all The choir has received international rave to Graham’s interviewing seriousness on the 2-cent, 4-cent write Israel Stamp Agency in Turnbull, Simmons and others spoke in version of an Alan Alda film. It’s September is Cat Health Month reviews, and Barbara Bush, the president’s wife, prowess. and 15-cent Parcel Post stamps of North America, One Unicover Turnbull’s office — a room dominated by a warmhearted with a vengeance By Allan Leventhal shed excessively when I take her commented after a June 5 White House Because of its simplicity, the 1912, the 1955Certified Mail, three Center, Cheyenne, Wym. 82008- Baidwin baby grand piano, partially covered by risque with a constant edge of to the veterinarian? She’s okay performance that the choir’s program of movie depends upon its actors to of the Postal Peoplle set of 1973, 0006. stacks of sheet music, and by shelves bulging with all-round care should be duplicated around the lyrical cuteness. Again this year, the American Pet Forum before and soon after but during music books. an extraordinary degree. They and some of the Special world. Ted Danson stars as a dance Veterinary Medical Association the visit her coat really falls out. all come through with fresh, Deliveries. Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ and Nine-Lives cat food in con­ instructor who falls in love with a advantage of the prventative idiosyncatric performances To pursue the subject world­ chester resident who is an author­ junction with the Connecticut ANSWER: What you are des­ woman (Isabelia Rossellini) who immunization available for many McDoweil is a revelation as the wide, try the Postal History ity on many types of collectibles. Veterinary Medical Association cribing is “ stress shedding” is his cousin through marriage. of feline contagious diseases. sensitive, discontented Ann. As volume put out by the American Questions should be sent to: and your local veterinarian are Although it’s more common in The catch is that both Danson and By neutering and spaying the Cynthia, Laura San Giacomo Topical Association (HB45). For Collectors’ Corner, P.O. Box 591, sponsoring September as Na­ cats it can also occur in dogs. ever-growing overpopulation the almost steals the picture with her Rossellini are married to other the best price, track down a Manchester 06040. tional Cat Health Month. Besides a visit to the vet, any people and their respective member of the ATA in the local resuitant enthanasia of unwanted irresistable taunting humor and Since cats now outnumber dogs change in routine such as board­ HARTFORD spouses have been having an stamp club. kittens and feral cats can be 12:05; Sun 12:50, 2:20,4:50, 7:20,9:55. — The Rocky H orror Picture Show (R) Sat husky-voiced sexiness. In the as companion animals in this ing. a change in family status or 1 ClMmo City — Wonderlond Sot-Son Parenthood (PG) Sat noon, 2:30,5,7:30, affair! The first stamp for this month reduced. Queens may have up to 7:20, 9:50. — Navigator (PG) Sot-Sun midnight. — The Fly II (R) Sat sketchiest, least sympathetic country, it is reasonable that routine may bring it on. The 10:10, 12:30; Sun noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, m idnight.-The Blob (R) Sotmldnlght. was released Auf. 22 at Fayette­ First gold club thre litters between April and 1:45, 7:30, 9:55. — Dead Poets Society 10:10. — Uncle Buck (PG) Sot 12:40, roie, Peter Gallagher neverthe­ Rossellini has never been so more attention be paid to their confrontation of new situations (PG) Sot-Sun 1:30, 4:10, 7, 9:30. — Rude 2:50, 4:55, 7:25, 9:35, 11:45; Sun 12:40, VERNON ville, North Carolina, atthesiteof November. Kittens born this Awokenlng (R) Sot-Sun 4. — Peter Pon radiant. Runner-up for acting YONKERS, N Y. (AP) - Ac­ health. Only about 60 percent of puts the pet’s body on alert and 2:50,4:55, 7:25, 9:35. — When H arry Met Cine 1A 2 — Field of Dreams (PGl Sat less creates a three-dimensional the 1789 convention that created spring are ready for immuniza­ (G) Sot-Sun 1:15, 3. —■ Do the Right Solly... (R) Sot 12:10, 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, honcirs is good old Lloyd Bridges, cording to golf historians, this cats ever visit a veterinarian. causes internal changes that Thing (R) Sot-Sun 1, 3:45, 7:10, 9:40. and Sun 1:30, 4, 7, 9:40. — Weekend at philanderer. And Spader, whose that state. It is a 25-cent issue in tion and should be checked for 9:15, 11:25; Sun 12:10, 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, Bernle's (PG-13) Sat ond Sun 2, 4:15, looking fit in the amusing role of city, just north of New York, was Those that do, do so less often create this excessive shedding. 9:15. — Turner 8, Hooch (PG) Sat 12:20, 7:10. — Lock Up (R) Sot-Sun 9:30. performance won him the best vertical format showing forgeta- worms, fleas, ear mites, etc. and BAST HARTFORD 2:25, 4:30, 7:15, 9:25, 11:35; Sun 12:20, Hanson’s salty garbage-collector the site of the first golf club. The than dogs. It’s comparable to a human actor award at Cannes, is so ble white dogwood blossoms on a be prepared for neutering this Showcase Cinemas MO— The Abyss 2:25, 4:30, 7:15, 9:25. — Let It Ride WILLIMANTIC mogul of a dad. Chief liabiiity is year was 1888. Felines are stoic and less sweating. As long as it doesn’t (PG-13) Sot 1:10, 4, 7, 9:50, 12:25; Sun (PG-13) Sot 2:40, 4:40, 7:50,10:05,11:55; daringly on his own wavelength dark background. fall. 1:10, 4, 7, 9:50. — Botmon (PG-13) Sot U.A. The Cinemas — When H arry Met Sean Young, giving a snippy In 1887. Robert Lockhart, a demonstrative about health persist it is harmless. Sun 2:40, 4:40, 7:50,10:05. — Bobor: The Solly... (R) Sat-Sun 12:50, 3:10, 5-25, that he may strike some people as Today: “ The Woodlands.” Especially during the month of 1:20, 4:10, 7:05, 9:45, 12:15; Sun 1:20, M ovie (G) Sot-Sun 1. 7:40, 9:55. — Lethol Weapon 2 (R) Yonkers resident, acquired some changes and often are very ill 4:10, 7:05, 9:45. — Lethal Weapon 2 (R) mannered. snooty performance as Danson’s number six in the America the September veterinarians will be Sot 12:30, 3, 5:15, 7:40, 10:15, 12:20; Sun Sat-Sun noon, 2:30,5,7:30,10. — Batman golf clubs and balls during a visit before an owner notices the MANCHESTER (PG-13) Sat-Sun 2, 7:15. — Parenthood Soderbergh has said that “ vi­ beautiful, shallow wife. GRADE: Beautiful postal card series. It available to answer any questions Alan Leventhal is a Bolton 12:30,3, 5:15, 7:40,10:15. — A Nightmare UA Theaters East — Field of Dreams to Scotland. He interested John changes. That is why it is very on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (R) (PG-13) Sat-Sun noon, 2:30,5, 7:30,10 _ deo is a way of distancing I shows a could-be brother of the you may have concerning cat veterinarian. Questions should he (PG) Satond Sun 2,4:20,4:20, 7,9:30.— The Abyss (PG-13) Sat-Sun 1, 4, 7, 9:50 Reid, a neighbor, in laying out a important to have periodic visits Sat 12:50,3:10,5:10, 8, 10:20,12:10; Sun Weekend at Bernle's (PG) Sot and Sun — Let It Ride (PG-13) Sat-Sun noon, ourselves and cutting ourselves Hartford stag noble beside a health and care. sent to: Pet Forum, Manchester 13:50,3:10, 5:10, 8,10:20— Casualties of 2:10,4:20,7:15,9:35. — Lockup (R)7:30, course of sorts on some local to a veterinarian to diagnose W ar (R) Sat 12:50, 2:20,4:50, 7:20, 9:55, 9:45; Sat ond Sun 2:20,4:40,7:30,9:45. — Richard Marx (EMI) Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens Lehrer. 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Ph.D. BUSINESS ICATCM Register for the fall program Analysts trace Balanced budgets possible Editor’s note: This column is pre­ 12:30 p.m. at Silver Lanes, East Sept. 11 to 14 —Brown’s Resort- $204 pared by the staff of the Manchester Hartford. An organizational meeting per person, three nights. Call Don By John Cuniff Senior Citizens’ Center. will be held Sept. 5 at 11 a.m. at the Berger,, 875-0538. stretch to ‘82 The Associated Press bowling lanes. Sept. 17 — Red Sox vs. Oakland at By Jeanette Cave AARP/MMAP — AARP’s Medica- Fenway Park — $30 per person. Call NEW YORK —After20yearsof Director re/Medicaid assistance program, se­ Creative Tours at 243-1630. .Hi By Chet Currier watching Congress fail to balance cond Wednesday of month, begins Sept. Oct. 10 to 17 — Nashville/Opryland- The Associated Press the federal budget, you might be The fail program schedule is listed 20, 1 to 3 p.m., by appointment only. Call /Grand Ole Opry — $775 per person, forgiven for believing it cannot be below. Classes are beginning to fill the center, (they will do home visits). double occupancy. Motorcoach trans­ done. But budgets can be bal­ NEW YORK (A P) — As they study the forces quickly and most classes are limited, so portation, seven nights and 12 meals, behind the advance that carried the stock anced, and the evidence is hard to don’t delay in registering for the best Miscellany sightseeing, admissions. Call Friend­ ignore. choices. Registration can be taken over market to record highs in the past week, some ship Tours at 243-2389. That evidence; In the very the phone. Call 647-3211. The center will be closed next week analysts look far beyond the latest swing in and for Labor Day. It will reopen Oct. 10 — Fall foliage trip — filled. period in which the federal Basketweaving (advance) — Thurs­ Call Friendship Tours at 243-1630 to be interest rates or the economic outlook for 1990. Tuesday, Sept. 5. Although activities government has failed, the states days, Oct. 5 to Nov. 30, 2 to 4 p.m.. put on waiting list. The impressive gains in stock prices this Instructor, Laurie White. are canceled, the buses will operate on TH£ LAR&EST EXISTIN& ^CTeOHITE WEIOHS year, they say, have merely extended a as a whole repeatedly have Basketweaving (beginner) — Tues­ Tuesday for grocery and non-grocery Ongoing activities niOOO POUNDS. DISCOVEKED IN 1910, IT LANDED historic bull market that can be traced back to finished the fiscal year with a shopping. days, Oct. 3 to Nov. 21, 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday: grocery shopping (Stop & IN A R£A10T£ KE&ION OF AFPICA DUPIN& 1982, when the Dow Jones industrial average cumulative net surplus. On Tuesday, Aug. 29, the video club Instructor, Laurie White. Shop). Call by noon Monday for a ride: PPEHISTOKIC TmES. THEPE IS AN OCCASIONAL stood as low as 776.92, or even 1974, when it They have done it with rela­ will meet at Cox Cable at 10 a.m. If Ceramics — Mondays and Fridays, non-grocery shopping (K mart). Call by WOPPY THAT DIG- A\ETEOPITES WILL DEVASTATE bottomed at 577.60. tively simple tools. Forty-nine of anyone else is interested in touring Cox flK begins Sept. 8, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. noon Monday for a ride. HUGE APEAS OF THE EAPTH. AW/VY ^ T E O P IT E S As the charts of this long climb keep the states have balanced-budget Instructor, Elsie Meyer. Cable’s facility, he/she is welcome. All other activities canceled due to VO 5t/RVIVE THE FPICTION OF THE requirements; 43 states give the Call the center on Monday to register. stretching out, they make the crash of 1987 look Dried flowers — Thursdays, begins shutdown. AT/^OSPHEPE, DOT APE ONLY SA\ALL PAPTICLES less and less like the cataclysmic event it governor line-item veto power, We will give you details at that time. and 26 states have tax and ^ D 0161.0333D Sept. 28, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Instructors, UPON HITTING THE GPOUND. THE CHANCES OF A seemed at the time, for ail the pain it inflicted. Leona Juros and Peggy Herrick. Arizona scramble golfers are re­ Scores COLLISION WITH A FATAL ^ETEOPITE APE ONE The first would-be historians of the great bull expenditure limitations. Driver education — Tuesday and minded to car pool to alleviate the Aug. 18 — Setback: Hazel McGary, F ed eral lawmakers have parking problem. EVEPY 100,000 YEAKS ! © ore nif market see several large-scale themes running Wedneday, Sept. 26 and 27. 12:30 to 4 129: Hayden Whiting, 127, Betty passed over this evidence, says The Manchester Recreation Depart­ through it: p.m. Instructors Irwin Lloyd and Harry Jessanis, 125: Helen Gavello, 125: Steven Moore, who earns his ment will sponsor a senior-kids- ■ A return to free-market economic policies Reinhorn. Mabel Loomis, 124. professional credits analyzing grandkids picnic on Sept. 23 from noon in the world’s industrialized countries afterthe . i 'A Exercise with Cleo — Tuesdays, Aug. 21 — Pinochle: Sam Schors, 845: such matters. If they paid atten­ to 3 p.m. at the new Center Springs increased reliance on government control and begins Sept. 19, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. and Mike Haberern, 839: Gert McKay, 767: tion, he says, they would learn Lodge. Hot dogs, hamburgers and PEOPLE regulation that had taken place in the years Fridays 11 a.m. to noon. Instructor, Edith Albert. 765; John Klein, 763: Carl two additional things: Cleo Livingston. refreshments will be served. In addi­ Popple, 720. since World War II. 1. The federal budget deficit Line dancing — Tuedays, Sept. 19 to tion, the Recreation Department has an Aug. 21 — Men’s golf: Prince checks out Atlanta ■ A sense of capitalism on the offensive, and crisis is unlikely to be resolved by Nov. 21, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Instructor. array of activities which include bingo, Low gross; Ed Corcoran, 40; Joe communism on the defensive, around the ATLANTA (AP) — Prince Albert of Monaco further increases in taxes. At the James Downing. setback, egg toss, face painting, and Philippon, 41; Stephen Koski, 42; Wil world, with economic power gaining impor­ Additional evidence: higher taxes. Taxes are raised and two fellow members of the International state level, higher tax revenues Photography — Tuesdays. Sept. 19 to much more. The picnic is free. Metheny, 42; Wen Johnson, 43; Hugh tance over military might. The national economic expan­ and the slowing economy be­ Interested individuals are requested to Olympic Committee are touring Atlanta to have generally encouraged even sion since 1983 has yielded Dec. 12, 10 a.m. to noon. Instructor. Tansey, 43; Bill Whatley, 43; John determine whether it should be host of the 1996 ■ A largely successful campaign to subdue comes slower. call the senior center for reservations. greater spending. revenue windfalls for the treasur­ Cinch O’Fiara. Juselin, 43; Bert Carlson, 43; Joe Olympic Games. inflation ir. the United States after a scary Based on his and other studies. Remember, no meals until Sept. 11. 2. Raising taxes could sound the ies of most state governments. Refinishing — Wednesdays, begins Grinavich, 43. Beginning the four-day tour by limousine surge in prices in the 1970s that had eroded Moore contends incomes grow Our condolences are extended to death knell to America’s seven- The states benefiting most from Oct. 4, 9:30 to 11 a.m. Instructor, Joe Low net: Harry Schieldge, 30: Bob Thursday, the prince questioned Mayor confidence in financial rather than tangible fastest in low-tax states, employ­ Larry Lombardi over the death of his year economic expansion. Diminico. Samuelson, 32: John Johnson, 32: Bob Andrew Young about the city’s recent FBI assets. the burgeoning national economy ment grows fastest in low-tax mother. There’s plenty of state-level Square dancing (beg.) — Wednes­ Healy, 33; Dan Gallagher. 33; Sam ranking as No. 1 in the nation for violent crime. ■ The “ restructuring” of American indus­ have been those in the Northeast. states and rising state taxes deter days, Sept. 20 to Nov. 22,10 to 11:30 a.m. Our prayers and well wishes are Miele, 33; Spirit Vesco, 33: Bill evidence that raising taxes un­ In this region, personal income ” We catch criminals and we put them in try, under pressure from foreign competition, business investment. The latter, Instructor, Earl Johnston. extended to Adelaide Rizza in Manches­ Freeman, 33. dermines the economy. jail. Young replied. "That makes our to make it fit once again to hold its own in global grew about four times faster than he says, managed to end the Square dancing — Tuesdays, begins ter Memorial Hospital. Aug. 21 — Ladies’ golf — none turned Moore, who studies federal statistics high because we make so many markets. in the nation as a whole between so-called Massachusetts Mira­ Sept. 19, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Instructor, in. budgetary matters for the Herit­ 1978 and 1987, and unemployment arrests,’’ Broad generalizations of this kind make cle: as taxes rose, per capita Earl Johnston. Trips Aug. 23 — Pinochle: Peter Casella, age Foundation, a conservative at the end of 1988 was about 2.5 many investors squirm. Any time people start income plunged. Straw hats — Thursday, Sept. 21 (one Sept. 7 — Danbury Mall shopping trip 782; Ada Rojas, 772. think tank, claims states that percent. These states should be believing grandiose claims about the supposed Federal lawmakers have ig­ day), 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Instructor — filled. Departs 9 a.m. Waiting list Aug. 23 — Bridge: Joe Adams, 5,190; Hurt faces new allegations restrain taxes generally achieve among the most fiscally sound. significance of what the market is doing, nored the evidence, passing no Peggy Herrick. being taken. Sol Cohen, 5,150; Rita R. Paul. 3,850; more rapid growth in income, Sad, but not true, says Moore. NEW YORK (AP) — Actor William Hurt veterans of the game start to suspect that less than 13 tax increases since Watercolors — Tuesdays, Sept. 19 to Sept. 15 — Easter State Exposition, Henry Durchfort, 3,800; Hilda Camp­ jobs and business investment The Northeast states are facing a Nov. 7, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Instructor, bell. 3,520; Edith W. Howland. 3,350; used religious doctrine to induce his former stocks are ripe for a fall. 1982 that have brought federal, $10 per person, includes admission and than their higher-taxed severe fiscal crisis and several James Downing. Mary Colpitts, 3,140: Charlotte Gran­ lover, Sandra Jennings, to live with him in Still, ideas like this suggest that the stock state and local tax receipts to transportation. Departs 8:30 a.m. Re­ neighbors. might be in the red in the next Bowling — Tuesdays, begins Sept. 5, ville. 3,440. common-law marriage, Jennings’ lawyer market has been doing a lot more in the 1980s one-third of gross national pro­ turns 7 p.m. To illustrate: The economies of year. Their good fortune sent reportedly charged in a legal brief filed this than just bouncing around wildly at the whims duct. A crisis nears, says Moore. week. Arizona, California and, until them off on a spending spree. of computer-program traders or the latest Washington, he concludes, recently, Massachusetts, surged Such a process is insidious, Lawyer Richard Golub said Hurt used the monthly economic statistic. should take a tip from the states, during the 1980s after they cut suggests Moore. Higher revenues phrases spiritual marriage" and "marriage Furthermore, they represent the kind of not only about the damage that is Social Seenrity in God s eyes," New York Newsday reported taxes sharply. Conversely, three trigger new spending. The new long-term thinking that separates true “ inves­ self-inflicted by raising taxes, but Friday. of the slowest growing states — spending items become politi­ tors” from traders bucking the house odds to about the means to bringing Jennings, 32, a former dancer with the New Iowa, West Virginia and Wyom­ from my earnings and are not counted cally indispensable fixtures and expenditures into line with re­ QUESTION: Why do people who QUESTION: I recently found out that York City Ballet, is suing to have her try to profit from a hot tip or takeover rumor. ing — substantially raised taxes in deciding eligibility for payment cannot be cut. As budget balances venues. There's no mystery, he work after they start getting Social my employer did not report my wages relationship with Hurt, 39. declared a marriage At the close on Friday, Dow Jones’s average in the same period. amount. What sort of work expenses deteriorate, pressures mount for says. Security still have to pay Social during my first two years of employ­ based on four weeks they lived together while of 30 industrials stood at 2,732.36, up 44.39 from Security taxes? can I include as impairment-related ment. he filmed "The Big Chill” in South Carolina. the week before. expenses? Since this occurred 15 years ago, can I A N SW ER: Social Security is funded still correct my earnings record? Among the broader indexes that had Existing home sales rebound under the pricipie that all workers in Ferraro turns 54 preceded the Dow to new highs several weeks covered employment pay Social Secur­ ANSWER: The time limit for correct­ earlier, the New York Stock Exchange WASHINGTON (AP) - Sales ity taxes, reganlless of age oreligibility ANSWER: There are several catego­ ing an earnings record is three years, composite index rose 2.15 to 194.79; the year. “ The downswing in rates is NEW YORK (AP) — Geraldine Ferraro of existing homes continued their for benefits. Some people believe that ries of impairment-related work ex­ three months and 15 days after the year turns 54 today, but she’s got more important NASDAQ composite index for the over-the- pulling some buyers off the rebound from high mortgage Although the July sales hike by the time they begin getting Social penses. They include medical devices in which wages are paid. However, things to think about. counter market gained 4.78 to 466.75, and the sidelines." said NAR President to enable you to work, such as rates with a 1.2 percent increase was relatively small, chief econo­ Security benefits, they have paid for records may still be corrected after this “ I’m going to be the mother of the bride!,’’ American Stock Exchange market value index Ira Gribin, adding that “ the wheelchairs, braces, and artificial those benefits. But that isn’t the case. time limit under certain circumstan­ the former Democratic vice presidential in July, a real estate trade group mist Lyle Gramley of the Mort­ impact of iower mortgage rates is limbs: work-related equipment, such was up 2.00 at 381.18. Social Security is basically a pay-as- ces. These include cases where wages nominee told the Dally News. reported Friday, and analysts gage Bankers Association of likely to be steady trade-up sales, as equipment with special adaptations Volume on the Big Board averaged 165.96 1 are paid to an employee but are omitted forecast continued moderate America said "taken in the you-go system. And Social Security Her daugh^ter, Donna, 27. will marry Paul million shares a day, up from 148.84 million the rather than a sales surge among taxes are calculated on the premise for use by a handicapped person, braille from the employer’s report or where an growth the rest of the year. context of all other recent eco­ Oilman on Oct, 14. The two met at Salomon week before. first-time buyers.” that all workers pay Social Security devices, and telecommunication devi­ entire report from an employer is Bros., where both work. The National Association of nomic indicators, it’s got to be ces for the deaf; the cost of attendant The back-to-nature economics movement taxes. If workers stopped paying Social missing. Try to find a W-2 form or other As for turning 54, Ferraro says: " I feel better Realtors said existing single­ encouraging. The Federal Home Loan Mort­ care; the cost of certain transportation underlying the bull market hasn’t always been ^curity taxes when they began receiv­ statement of your earnings for the than I ever did. I’m walking two miles a day on family homes sold at a seasonally gage Corp. reported that fixed- to and from work; drugs and medical a pretty or popular phenomenon. ing benefits, the taxes of all other years in question, and contact Social a treadmilL I ve taken up golf. But I’m getting adjusted annual rate of 3.40 “ I think we’ll see more moder­ rate mortgages fell from a peak services needed to control a condition; workers would have to be increased to Security to correct your record. million units in July. That com­ ate rises as the year goes on,” he of 11.22 percent in March to 9.81 and certain expenses needed to modify travpir lecturing. There’s too much It has been accompanied by financial finance the program. travel So I m going to settle down right here pared with revised figures for said. oercent during July. the home, such as ramps and railings. This column is prepared by the East scandals in both the United States and Japan; and join a law firm in New York in th eL x t few June that showed a 4.7 percent The NAR is forecasting exist­ And work-related expense that you Hartford office of the Social Security months. upheavals in the once-stable working environ­ The NAR said the median price Q U ESTIO N : I receive SSI disability wish to claim must be approved first by ments of countless employers, and a long- increase to 3.36 million units ing home sales to total 3.41 million of a home in July was $96,400, Administration. Questions should be “ For my birthday, I want a piece of jewelry paynnents, but would like to try to work Social Security in order for you to sent to: Social Security, Manchester running debate over whether the energy bom annually. units this year, down 5 percent which Realtors chief economist again. I have heard that impairment- deduct it. For answers regarding Herald, P.0, Box 591, Manchester wedding^’’^“ ^*’^"‘* daughter’s of rampant self-interest will take any society The June-July rebound fol­ from 1988 in part because higher John A. Tuccillo said “ suggests a related work expenses can be deducted specific questions, call Social Security. 06040. where it wants to go. lowed consecutive sales declines costs are pricing the entry-level relatively low volume of sales in in the first five months of the buyer out of the market. the lower-priced starter range.” Business in Sales pitch scales new lows OSHA cites phone company Falklanders worried about losing status LONDON (A P) — Hundreds of video rental Lawrence Cane, Cinema International’s mar­ By John Leonard 17-18 in Madrid. the Right, the only organized political against the wishes of the Falkland HARTFORD (AP) — Federal officials on Friday shops on Friday received promotional kits for a keting assistant, said: “ Whenever we launch a The Associated Press About 1,800 people live on the bleak party. It has taken no official position Islanders.” cited the Southern New England Phone Co. for a horror movie with live snakes inside the new video title we normally send to our islands 300 miles east of Argentina’s on the talks, and Mrs. Poole said her Keenleyside added, however, that safety violation, saying an underground vault packages, and outraged animal protection distributors posters, sleeves and cardboard tip. The main occupations are fishing STANLEY, Falkland Islands — views were personal. many people oppose any resumption where two repairmen died had not been checked for officials called the stunt ‘‘cruel and cut-outs. With this film, we decided to send and grazing sheep on the chill Falklanders have mixed feelings of links with Argentina and have deep combustible gas or lack of oxygen. irresponsible. snakes. In marketing terms it’s called live points moorlands. Charles Keenleyside, an elected about talks on restoring relations suspicions about the negotiations. The citation, by the Occupational Safety and The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty of sale.” member of the islands’ executive and between Britain and Argentina, which Argentina invaded the British col­ Health Administration, was issued after a review of to Animals called on Cinema International Corp. Some recipients weren’t impressed. " I think it’s a bit worrying, really,” legislative councils, welcomed the the circumstances surrounding the deaths of to take back the 700 reptiles. made their rocky, windswept archipe­ said Nancy Poole.“ How far will they talks. ony, which it calls the Malvinas, in “ We felt complete and utter horror,” said a lago a battleground seven years ago. veteran repairmen Ronald Espitee, 33, and Joseph The snakes were in danger because instruc­ go? If they car^ on, Argentina will April 1982, and Britain sent a naval London video shop manager, who refused to be He said a briefing by William DePanfilis, 36, on June 27. tions accompanying the kits had incorrectly said think Britain is saying yes to a force that expelled the invaders in a identified to protect his relations with the Most residents see negotiations as Fullerton, the colonial governor, The men died after climbing into a manhole and they did not need to be fed for their planned transfer of sovereignty eventually, I 74-day war that cost nearly 1,000 lives. distribution company. “ I deplore any living inevitable, but many fear a deal that convinced him “ we are not moving entering an unvented vault to inspect phone lines. month-long stay in the stores, the society said. could cost them their British status. would think.” The Argentines claim the islands creature used for advertising.” into a situation where items are being under rights dating from Spanish They were killed when they passed out from lack of It said it was receiving dozens of calls from He said the snake, which “ just appeared out of The first round is scheduled for Oct. Mrs. Poole is secretary of Desire unhappy shop owners. discussed that are specifically colonial days. oxygen, fell in water in the vault and drowned, the blue,” had been returned to the distribution according to the medical examiner. Paul Brett, CIC’s marketing manager, said the company’s animal supplier. John Stanton. OSHA’s area director called the snakes were intended to be kept in shops to Brett said the snakes were hand-delivered in violation “ serious.” promote a thriller about voodoo called "The boxes marked “ Live Animal,” and claimed shop Serpent and The Rainbow.” owners were warned by ads in the trade press CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 The snakes were bred domestically and the Gerber makes gains and calls from sales agents. Notices Lots/Lond for Sole. Investment Property ...... 24 Merchandise company began sending them out Thursday from At the end of the month, they were to be L o it/F o u n d ...... 01 Musicol Items...... S4 Gerber Scientific Inc. has reported sales and its London headquarters, he said. P trs o n a lt...... Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Comerotand Photo Equipment...... IS collected by the company, although if shop Announcements...... 03 Resort Property ...... 26 Spgcioli^ P<^lt! Holldoy Seosonol...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... |6 earning increases for the first quarter ended July Auctions...... 04 M ortooges...... 27 ______Antlgues and Collectibles...... 72 Miscellaneous to r Sale...... |7 The snakes, silver with gray stripes, are not Wanted to Buy...... 21 31. owners were unhappy, they could call an Plnoncloi...... 05 Services Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 C lothing...... Tog Soles...... m poisonous but might carry harmful parasites if Flooring...... 51 Wanted to Buy/Trade...... Sf emergency number and have them picked up. F u rn itu re ...... Consolidated sales increased 7 percent to they came from abroad, said RSPCA spokeswo­ Employment & Education Rentals Child Care...... 51 E le c tric a l...... 59 $74,670,000 from $69,493,000 for the same period last “ I have spoken to three (shop owners) who Port Time Help Wonted...... 10 Rooms fo r R ent...... Ji Cleaning Services...... 52 Heotlng/Plumblng...... M TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 man Diana Jones. They needed to be fed weekly, Help Wanted...... i i Apartments for Rent...... 32 to w n C o re ...... 53 Miscelloneous Services...... 61 M achinery and Tools...... 76 Automotive year. Earnings per share increased 7 percent to 32 were less than happy,” Brett said. “ If we find we SItuotlon Wonted...... l j Condominiums for Rent...... 33 BooKkeeoIng/income Tox...... 54 Services Wonted...... 63 G ardening...... she said. Caroentry/Remodellng...... 55 Londsc oping...... 63 Cars fo r Sale...... 91 were wrong about feeding, then obviously we will Business O pportunities...... 13 Homes for R ent...... 34 Good Things to Eat...... 71 cents from 30 cents last year based on average Instruction ...... 14 Store/Otfice Space...... 35 Palntlng/Poperlng...... 56 Concrete...... Trucks/Voni for Sole...... 92 While admitting there’d been “ some confu­ Fuel O ll/C o ol/R rew o od...... 79 shares outstanding, of $24,066,000 and $24,960,000, take action on that and pull them back Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property ...... 34 Comoers/Trollers...... 93 sion,” Cinema International denied the snakes Industrial P roperty...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Form SuDDlles and Eaulpm ent...... ig Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 respectively. immediately.” Real Estate Goroges and Storage...... 3 l Offtce/Retoll Eouloment...... i i Auto Services...... 95 would harm anyone or be harmed. Homes fo r Sole...... 21 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Autos for Renf/Leose...... 96 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreational Equipment...... n Consolidated net earnings for this year’s first Robert Cottrill, assistant manager at Video Condominiums for Sole...... 77 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Call 643-2711 for more Information! Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 “ We’ve sent out 700 in clear, plastic, aerated Boats and M orine Equipm ent...... S3 Palace shop in London’s Soho district, said he Wanted to Buy/Trade...... 9S quarter were $7,721,000, an increase of 2 percent boxes as conversation pieces,” Brett said. didn't particularly mind the snake, whom the over net earnings of $7,592,000 for the first quarter of “ Snakes make wonderful pets.” RATES: 1 to 6 days; 90 cents oer line per day. DEADLINES: For closilfled odvtrtlsmonts »o r e a d y o u r AO; Clossiftd advgrtls#m«ntt art last year. staff immediately nicknamed “ Cyril,” but 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be oubllshed Tueidov through Soturdov, the . taken by teiephong as a convenlenct. The The 18- to 24-inch snakes used in the promotion Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one thought the whole stunt was “ cruel and crass.” 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline It noon on the dov before publica­ came from a company called Animal Actors, 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of “ It’s a pretty second-rate film,” he said. “ I tion. For advertisements to be published the orlolnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen which assured Cinema International they did not Minimum choree: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 o.m. on Friday, the value of the advertisement will not be Roy Rogers recognized think they knew full well that all this would corrected by on additional Insertion. have to be fed for three months, he said. happen.” Connecticut based franchisee Eastern Hospitality Inc., which owns and operates Roy Rogers I PART TIME PART TIME I PART TIME leiJHELP llldHELP Restaurants in Connecticut. New York and New Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Jersey, recently received national recognition from I'M wanted I'MWANTED Roy Rogers Restaurants for marketing and As a condition precedent to LAUNDRY - Part-time PART Time housekeep­ PART-TIme Soles/Secre- the plocement of any adver­ laundry position avail­ ers 9om-2pm. No expe­ CHILD Core/Llght SUPERINTENDENIT"- advertising in the Hartford/New Haven market. U.S. stock markets catch up tising In the Manchester He­ tory - Manchester Housework needed In able, two hours per Lorge Manchester con- The award was presented by the film star Roy rald, Advertiser hereby rience necessary. Hondo Auto, Ed Thorn­ my Coventry home. Rogers. NEW YORK (AP) - The ogrees to protect. Indemnify evening, Monday Apply In person. Man­ ton, 646-3515. domlnlum. Must hove In advance of 1992, the mergers through Friday (any Must posses good driv­ against the dollar, Japanese and hold harmless the Man­ chester Village Motor extensive knowledge The Roy Rogers restaurant at 250 Spencer St. in Japanese did it in six months. and acquisition fever that has chester Herald, It* officers two hours otter 3pm). ing record, references of landscape mainte­ investors flush with Inn, 100 East Center and hove own trans­ Manchester is one of those operated by EHI. France did it in 19 months, and heated up the U.S. market for so cash are and employees against any Willing to train. For Street, Manchester. nance and equipment, looking farther afield for places and all liability, loss or m J H E L P portation. Duties In­ Britain beat us by 20 days. long “ spread its virus to the details coll Manches­ PART Time homemakers snow removal, pool to stash their money, expense. Including attor­ ter Manor, 646-0129. l" IW A N T E D clude assisting 10 year maintenance and light Whiie the new record set continent,” Brusca said. neys’ fees, arising from needed to help older old with homework, Art featured in modei homes Thursday by the Dow Jones JEWELRY Soles - Port adults with their house­ corpentry/polntlng de­ Hong Kong, which also per­ claims of unfair trade practi­ arranging activities sired. No on site living. industrial average was cele­ ces, Infringement of trade­ time year round posi­ keeping chores. Coin RECEPTIONIST tor o Derekseth Homes and the Manchester Art In addition to outright mergers, formed well following the crash Manchester medical and providing compan­ Pay negotiable. Be­ brated as a symbolic comeback marks, trade names or pat­ tion. Flexible hours. personal satisfaction ionship. 742-0319 or 522- Association will sponsor a fall art show at the European companies are fast riding the wave of enthusiasm ents, violation of rights of Apply Diamond Show­ office. Scheduling, nefit package. Position from the crash of 1987, other stock by helping older adults 5593. Litchfield and Branford model homes at Birch forming cross-border alliances over China’s plans for economic privacy and Infringement of case, Manchester remain In their homes. transcription, filing available Imme-' markets around the world have copyright and proprietary WELDING Instructor - dlotely. Coll 278-2960 Mountain Sept. 10, 17, and 24 from from-1 to 5 p.m. with like-minded firms. All that is expansion, was “ slam-dunked” Porkode.______Day and evening hours and heavy use of made faster recoveries than Wall bringing in “ new technology, new rights, unfair competition phone. Monday Experienced In tig, tor Interview. each day. by the Tiananmen Square massa­ and libel and slander, which SEARS has Immediate available. Earn $7 per mig, ore and gas weld­ Street. competitors and more strength may result from the publica­ hour while doing a lob through Friday, 9om- The show is open to the public and refreshments cre, said Brusca. The key Hang part-time openings for 6pm. Apply to Box JJ, ing. Responsible and will be served. “ It wasn’t that the U.S. did and vitality to markets that had tion of ony advertisement In commission soles and which really mokes o Seng index, which hit a 1989 high the Manchester Herald by difference. For further Manchester Herald, motivated Individuals OXYGEN Technician-To poorly,” Mark Sladkus, a vice been a little more parochial,” soles assistants, morn­ only. GED or high Two dozen artists, all members of the Manchester of 3,309.6 in mid-May, plunged to advertiser, Including adver­ Information coll Morlo P.O. Box591,Monches- deliver oxygen and president at Morgan Stanley & Brusca said. ings and early after­ school diploma re­ medical equipment to Art Association, will show their work, with many 2,093.6 by June 5. It has yet to near tisements In ony free distri­ of 249-7678.______ter, CT 06040.______Co., said Friday. “ It’s that the bution publications pub­ noons. Benefits In­ quired. First and se­ homes and hospitals In mediums represented, including oils, watercolors, its pre-crash high. lished by the Manchester clude: eligibility for PART Time matron as­ cond shift lobs ore CT. Must be 21 or older, and pastels. other markets had special In London, the Financial BABYSITTER - In our Herald. Penny Sleffert, paid holidays, paid yo- sistant for female facil­ South Windsor home available. Excellent possess CT driver's li­ circumstances.” Times-Stock Exchange 30-share Some of the best post-crash Publisher. cations and employee ities. 9:30om-1pm, 5 For more information, phone Bill Grimes or John index hit a new high on Aug. 4 and for newborn. Early No­ poy-compony paid In­ cense and good driving Landry, Derekseth representatives, at 646-1799. A market measure compiled by opportunities can be found in discounts. Apply Man­ days a week. Apply vember, full time, surance. Please coll record. Ability to do Morgan Stanley and based on has since surpassed that mark emerging markets like Mexico, chester Porkode at Facilities Services, Monday through Fri­ 249-7577 for on appoint­ heavy lifting and work overall market performance The broader 100-share index is Malaysia, Thailand, Argentina PART TIME Sears Personnel De­ South Windsor Board day. Looking tor relia­ ment to test. Company overtime os needed. I partment. Monday of Education, 1737 UTC to pay ERA fine shows that the U.S. market just 46 points shy of its all-time and others, which allow foreign­ HELP WANTED ble person with expe- Is located In South end EMT experience o high. through Friday, lOom- Main Street, South of Hartford, parking on reached a new high on July 26, ers to invest directly in securities. rlence, good plus. We otter competi­ HARTFORD (A P) — United Technologies Corp. 4pm. ______Windsor. 528-9711. Ext. references, good premises.______tive wages and com­ following Japan, Austria, Bel­ So far this year, Morgan Stanley 40. eoe.______has agreed to pay a $27,348 fine to settle a compint Japan, long the envy of other health, non-smoker PRODUCTION Workers plete benefit package. gium, Denmark, France, the has pegged their collective Coll Peter Siskin at brought by the federalgovernment for violations of markets, posted a new high in Part Time PART Time Custodian - and own transporta­ needed for printed cir­ Netherlands, Norway and April 1988, less than six months • growth rate at about 33 percent. Evenings 5;00pm- tion. 644-6272. cuit board shop. Expe­ 1-800-382-0513 for Inter­ • hazardous waste management laws at its Hamilton Sweden. ASSISTANT after Black Monday. But experts 8;30pm. Hours flexible, rienced people pre­ view appointment. Standard division in Windsor Locks, the Environ­ On Wall Street, it took the Dow 5 days o week. Apply note the Japanese market did not WAREHOUSE PERSON LIGHT Assembly work ferred but we ore MECHANIC - U-Houl mental Protection Agency said. On the continent, 1992 became a Facilities Services, Company needs quali­ fall as hard in the crash and Jones industrial average a day (sitting down) 7:30om- willing to train reliable The EPA had alleged that the company failed to phenomenon that investors could United Cable TV haa an opportunity available for an South Windsor Board 2:30pm. Apply at 96 people. Excellent be­ fied A 8i B mechanics. therefore had less ground to years to post a new of Education, 1737 properly store hazardous waste, provide adequate “ sink their teeth into,” and all-tinie high when the key index Assistant Warehouse person to work Monday-Friday, Elm Street Extension. nefits and paid holi­ Must be able to per­ Europeans worked hard to sell regain than other markets. 7:30am-11:30am. Main Street, South (Cheney Mill area) days. Apply In person form oil levels of truck site security, train employees in hazardous waste Ihursday surged to 2,734.64, Windsor. 528-9711. Ext. 1 investors on the concept of a Koge Componv, 646- at Circuits Incorpo­ maintenance and re­ management, and develop a plan to properly close Additionally, extremely low more than 12 points higher than This Individual will be responsible for cleaning, 40. eoe______pair. Ability to diag­ Its hazardou.s waste disposal area. single market of 320 million 8228. rated, 59 Deming Rood, yields in the Japanese bond the previous record. testing, packing. Issuing converters and keeping NORTH Coventry - Berlin, CT. nose and work from The company maintains it has either corrected consumers, said Robert Brusca, market gave stocks a boost. records of all daily transactions. To qualify you must bo Builder will consider PLANNED Parenthood repoir manuals. Expe­ the violations or will correct the violations at the chief economist at Nikko Securi­ There are not a lot of competing a high school graduate and have the ability to lift 70 trade. $325,000. New of CT seeks public af­ rience on Ford trucks aerospace equipment-making plant. ties Co. International Inc. domestic instruments, so the pounds. 3,300 sq.ft, custom con­ fairs assistant In Hart­ FOR SPARKLING wood­ helpful but not neces­ temporized Cope on ford. Duties Include sary. Excellent benef­ The EPA says the Windsor Locks manufacturing “ It refocused attention on ... the stock market emerges as king ” Interested candidates should pick up an application work, tile, gloss and cul-de-sac overlooking word processing, of­ pointed surfaces, odd its Including company process generates degreasing solvents, flammable tremendous opportunities that Brusca said. WE DELIVER at our Bolton Office. golf course (rear fice management, as­ three tablespoons of paid medical and com­ liquids, caustics, plating residues, acids, alkalies, will be there in the private For Home Delivery, Call view). Huge 20x24 fam­ sisting In conference pany wide profit shor­ 9Q cyanides and metal hydroxide sludges. This year, however, its perfor­ washing soda to o quart of sector” as trade barriers melt UNITED CABLE ily rm, private en­ planning In coalition worm water and wash. No ing. Two weeks paid mance has been ho-hum, A work. Excellent com­ EPA recently order UTC to undertake a two-year away and Europe becomes an 647-9946 TELEVISION trance to studio above rinsing required. For vocation otter the first scandal in the top ranks of munication and organ­ year. Qualified persons $2.5 million .study of hazardous waste contamination unencumbered free market, Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 200 Boston Turnpike garage, possible In-law sparkling results when government has taken its toll, as situation, priced well ization skills. Send re­ should apply In person at the Windsor Locks facility. Brusca said. Bolton. CT 06040 you hove something to has the weakening of the yen below replacement sume to PPC, 32 Grand at U-Houl Company, An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H/V Street, Hartford, CT. sell, use o low-cost od In 755 Capitol Avenue, cost. Philips Real Est­ classified. ate, 742-1450. 06106. Horttord, CT. HELP rmHEi-p HELP it.JHELP m J H E L P WANHD L L J WANTED WANTED I'M w a n t e d Il'IW A N T E D HELP WANTED N IlfJHELP issJHELP R T I HOMES I HOMES I HOMES I HOMES W oman to help recover­ HELP Wanted - Hard KITCHEN Aide - Man­ CROSS Country Coach at I < M w a nted i 'M w a n t e d |£1 | for s a le FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE UPHOLSTERERS ing mom with 2 child­ worker, eager to learn. chester Senior Citizens the Coventry High Whitham Nursery, Center. Part time posi­ School. Beginning HARDWARE Person - MRS. Clean's Home C L E R K - Wanted at once. ren. 10-20 hours per tion. lOom-lpm, 5 days SECURITY - The Wack- M A N C H E S T E R -M o v e In AND CUTTERS week. 649-5734.______Route 6, Bolton. 643- Monday, August 28, Experience preferred. available on wide A SHINING Example! In modern pharmocv 7802. per week. September enhut Corporation has today. $159,900. Three MANCHESTER - Three Good working condi­ In Manchester's larg­ 1989. S a la ry $1,489. Full or part time. Apply bedroom Colonial In country lot - easy walk­ The excellent c o n ­ S E C R E T A R Y for local through June. Assist­ at Conyers Hardware. In Manchester, part or tour bedroom Cape, tions, profit sharing, free est shopping center. law office. Shorthand BAKERY Clerk - Port- Contact Dennis Joy, convenient location. ing distance to Globe struction of this An- ing with lunch program 646-5707.______time positions, wee­ Hollow and Martin two full baths, fire­ nredical and derrtal insur- Professional atmos­ and word processing tlme position. Flexible Principal, Coventry kends, 7am-3pm, 3pm- Naturally enclosed pri­ place In livng room, saldl Ranch certainly for senior citizens. $7 High School, 78 Ripley BATH-Tub re-tinisher or School. Attractive shines through making anca Experience neces­ phere. Pleasant work­ reaulred. 646-2425. hours. Good pay. Call per hour. Apply at Per­ 12am. Uniforms and vate backyard with a a p p ro x im a te ly 1600 ing conditions. Unlike Marc Incorporated. Hill Road, Coventry, spray painter. Call 645- 16x32 Inground pool. screened porch to this property lust like sary. Hourly rate $6-$15 sonnel Office, 41 Center training Included. catch the breeze. Large sa.tt. Improvements other retail stores. OFFICE Manager for 646-5718. CT. 742-7346. 8182. Must have clean police This home otters Im­ galore. Asking $155,000. newt Ploster walls, an hour. Opportunity for Street, Monchester or payable lot and spa­ magnificent oak Part-time evenings busy medical practice call 647-3126. eoe record. Contact Dan at mediate occupancy. 647-1714, onytlme. advancement in fast and weekends. Flexi­ In Manchester. Posi­ ON THE JOB TRAINING MEDICAL Office worker D.W. Fish Realty, 643- cious rooms. A real Owner.______floors, 2 fireplaces, 3 PROPERTY Manager- 246-8858 to arrange an treat. Call and ask tor growing company. Call ble hours. Apply at tion reaulres ability to P m n M tm t fuN Umo. S t o il a caraar In needed In Manchester HOUSEKEEPERS Interview, eoe______1591.0 bdrms, 2 full baths, /Secretary - Needed Barbara Weinberg, FOR Sale by owner 3 A. Zacchk) at Ehrlich In­ once to Ann or pharmo- deal with people posi­ tha optical Induatry. W ra aaifclng a doctors office. Excel­ Two full time positions summer porch, private •arioua nHndad paraon wKh good for professional real TWO people needed tor R E / M A X East of the bedroom Cape. Fin­ clst. LIggett-Parkade tively. Experience In lent salary and benef­ available in new retire­ MANCHESTER - Lovely treed yard, 2 car gar­ teriors, 522-5555. w oili athlea to tialn aa a lana grtndar. estate office. Must ment community, excel­ Interior cleaning tor River, 647-1419, also h. ished family room, age. Move-In condi­ Pharmacy, 404 West doctor’s office Involv­ Wa offar a atarNng rata of $6.00 an its; congenial office; Ansoldl built Garrison ing billing, 3rd party hove typing, word pro­ lent wages and benefits. construction finishing 643-0844.□ deck, large workshop, tion! New price Middle Turnpike, Man­ Hour wttH acHadulad waga ravlaw, typing, phone answer­ phase of church. Colonial. $280,000. Pic­ n e w appliances. BUS Driver part-time. payments, appoint­ a n axoaN ani In a u ra n ca p rogra m ar>d cessing, strong com­ Apply In person at: $189,900. Jackson & chester Parkade Shop­ ing, patient contact. turesque private MANCHESTER - Dor- $136,000 principles Irregular hours, week­ ping Center. ment scheduling, etce­ many otHar banafHa munication and organ­ Women preferred. $7 Jackson Real Estate, Experience a plus. Will ARB0R5 AT HOP BROOK per hour. Apply at 218 fenced lot, large kit­ mered Cope $127,500. only. 645-0535. After days and or weekends tera Is essential. Excel­ Call Bob PoufKl for appt. izational skills. Send train suitable appli­ 647-8400.O______$7.50 per hour. Hem­ 403 W. Center St. Main Street, chen, lalousled porch. You’ll enlov the large 2pm.______lent salary and Q5A Optical written resume to Mr. cant. Reply In confi­ Front to back living enclosed front porch SUPER Dooper Oppor­ lock Recreation Center Manchester, CT Manchester. Bullder/Developer otter­ WOMEN'S benefits. Present office 649-3177 Rossetto, ERA Blan­ dence to: Box J, Man­ room with fireplace. and small back porch tunity! You can't beat In Hebron. Call 228- manager and staff chard & Rossetto, In­ chester Herald, P.O. 647-9343 ing: $90,000 2nd M ort­ the new price of this 7 9496. Cherry paneling In of this three bedroom APPAREL aware of this adver­ corporated Realtors, Box 591, Manchester, family room. 5th bed­ home. French doors gage - No payments rm Ansaldl Colonial. MANAGEMENT Trai­ 189 West Center Street, AFTERNOON position until the year 2000 ASSEMBLERS - We are tisement, and will sup­ nees: Our wholesale CT. 06040. SECRETARY: room, rec. room and lead to tireplaced L.R., Reset at $219,900 tor an presen'Iy seeking a SALES port and co-operate Manchester, CT 06040 available for dependa­ workshop In lower hardwood floors, for­ (Based on 8% fixed Immediate sale this supply chain develops ble person. Hours 1pm- rate, no points, no pre­ couple of persons tor Full and part time. with new manager. m anagers from the Faciiity support and level. A must see mal D.R. and eat-ln home otters 3 bdrms, full-time employment. Please submit resume 5pm dally. Must have beauty. Call Diane, kitchen. D.W. Fish payment penalty) and 1 '/7 baths, 1st tl laundry Apply in person. ground up. Begin In an excellent driving joumai subscrip­ builder will consider Women preferred. of education and expe­ warehouse and deliv­ R E / M A X East of the Realty, 643-1591 .□ and family room, a Monday through "THE PfHGE IS RIGHr rience In strict confi­ SECRETARY/ record. Duties Include tions. Good skiiis River, 647-1419, also trade of your property summer porch, eat-ln ery then go whereyer toward this new 3050 Thursday. 7am- In the Plaza dence to: Box J, Man­ cleaning cars, running 646-0891.0 BOLTON - Beautiful Gar- kitchen, storage house your ability allows. errands and general and computer skiiis sq.ft, breathtaking 5:30pm. With good (opposite C^ldor) chester Herald, P.O. Contact Ken at M an­ rlson Colonial located plus a 2-car garage. working habits and wil­ Box 591, Manchester, RECEPTtONIST chores. Contact Tom Contemporary, 4 brs, 2 Private treed yard. chester WInnelson, 649- Permanent part time position which could lead to full desired. Competi­ on cul-de-sac. Three full boths, 2 halt baths, ling to leorn. Apply CT. 06040. 4563. Kelley, Carter Chev­ WILLINGTON - Builder years old, 3 carpeted Martin School! Call Abel Coll, Howard LEG AL Secretary - Small time. Responsible energetic individual being sought rolet, 646-6464. tive saiary, excep- may take your prop­ Jacuzzi and 3 car gar­ quick! Jackson & Jack- bedrooms plus play age. Philips Real Est­ Road, Bolton. 646-5686. Manchester law firm. for computer brokeiing/sales office. Position requires BOOKKEEPER - Full tionai benefits and erty In trade. Relive room, 3 baths with son Real Estate, 647- Experience preferred. ate, 742-1450.D Also port-time flex RN excellent telephone, typing, PC and organizational charge. Challenging history In a new 1748 lacuzzi, tile In kitchen 8400.U hours.______Resumes to: Attor­ full-time position pleasant atmos­ Salt Box reproduction and both, hardwood NORTH Coventry - skills. Multi-mate a plus. Ability to prioritize an BUFFER - Foreman must neys, P.O. Box 288, available. Real Estate phere offeredi built from Sturbrldge floors, alarm system, Builder will consider Manchester, CT 06040. SUPERVISOR unpredictable work flow in a fast paced environment Investment and man­ trade. $325,000. New have experience In se­ Send resume to: Village plans drawn by fenced yard, applian­ lecting and setting but­ WAREHOUSE and deliv­ Pleasant professional working conditions In a agement firm, seeks a Russell S. Oatman. 3 ces, central vac, 2,600 3,300 sq.ft, custom con­ ery help - several Im­ From 3 to 11PM take charge Individual fireplaces, beehive temporized Cape on NO ting wheels, use of non-smoking Glastonbury office. Please call 633-3393. Roseann Lezak plus sq.ft. Exterior proper compound and mediate openings, Work Monday through Friday, no for Its Vernon office. oven, 3 brs, 2'A i baths, clapboard and, brick. cul-de-sac overlooking maintenance of pro­ fu ll-tim e, 40 h o u rs Our firm has expe­ 77 Sherman St. on a 3-f AC parcel with Full deck and lands­ golf course (rear DOWN duction schedules for weekly, Monday weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For rienced rapid growth In Hartford, CT 06105 brook and pond, owner caped yard, walk out view). Huge 20x24 fam­ ily rm, private en­ manufacture of plumb­ through Friday. Above more information please call — our CT and Florida inquires: 232-4451 2nd loan up to $50,000, finished basement, 2 PAYMENT? ing products. Good pay average pay scale. operations over the reduced $40,000. Asking car garage with open­ trance to studio above and benefits. Apply to Apply at Manchester passed 3 years. Re­ $329,900. Philips Real ers. $272,000. Call Gerry garage, possible In-law Macristv Industries, Tobacco 8i Candy Com­ Director of Staff Development sponsibilities Include Estate, 742-1450.O at 644-8332. situation, priced well $134,900 "LET’S TALK” below replacement 206 Newington Avenue, pany, 78 Sanrico Drive, payables, payroll and COVENTRY - Charming Owner will assist New Britain, CT06050. Manchester. CRESTFIELD About Strano’s success in selling and how monthly reports. Com­ I HOMES cost. Philips Real Est­ country home with ate, 742-1450. you can be a part of it! As always, we keep puter experience ne­ FDR SALE MANCHESTER - Unique view on 2.7 acres sur­ qualifiecj buyer CONVALESCENT HOME selling houses, and with our soon-to-start cessary. Lotus 1,2,3 a Property. $205,900. An rounded by stone NORTH Coventry - 10% with down pay­ plus. Full benefits and CONVENIENTLY lo­ exceptional eight room walls. 4 bedrooms, 2 down and $1,050/month ment financing on SUBSTTTUTE TEACHERS 643-5151 Training Program you can be a part of the compensation com­ Immediate occu­ cated split - lots of Colonial with 1st floor full baths, formal din­ this six room C olo­ The Manchester Public Schools seek successful Strano's Sales Team. Conscien­ mensurate with ability. living room In this 3 family room, all natu­ ing room, den, mud pancy, new 1,800 sq.ft., Call 871-6602 tor 3 br home with large nial located in qualifie(j substitute teachers for the tious, dependable, energetic, full time sates bedroom home - at­ ral woodwork plus room, deck and fire­ associates will feel right at home! For confi­ Interview.______tractive floor plan, trench doors and lots of place. Garage and country kitchen, Manchester. 1989-90 school year. Applicants must HOUSEKEEPER - Light hdwd floors, large deck bullt-lns. Park like large barn on property. cathedral ceilings, pt dential interview...don’t delay — call today! yard with Inground deck, family room, An­ have a four year college degree. $50.00 duties, 3rd shift. $7 per and much more. Set back from the road- hour starting salary, R E / M A X East of the pool and 3-car garage private and perfect tor dersen Windows, oak Call per diem. Must apply in person. See MUNSONS Frank Strano plus fringe benefits. River, 647-1419. Ask tor complete the package. children and pets. cabinets. $179,500. Phil­ ips Real Estate, 742- H Apply at Gilmore Ron Fournier, also 649- D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Some owner financing. 646-2796 Mrs. Peruzzi, Manchester Board of STRAND REAL ESTATE M a n o r, 1381 M a in 3087.O 1591.0 $194,500. 742-1357. 1450.0 Education, 45 North School Street, We have the following positions available at our 647-"S0LD” Street, Glastonbury. Manchester. main Factory Store location on Route 6 in Bolton, 633-4411 between 10am- EOE CT. Call 647-8639 for an appointment. K’5 What We Do Best! 3pm weekdays.______— Full time days: Retail Sales CARPENTERS - Hard­ VISIT THESE OPEN HOUSES SATURDAY AUGUST 26 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Mon.-Fri. wood carpenters and Includes employee benefits. trim carpenters. Top pay. Apply at 218 Main NOON TIME AIDES — Part time evenings and weekends: Retail Sales Street, Manchester. The Manchester Board of Education is seeking Approx. 20 hours per week, to be arranged noon-time aides at the schools listed below. 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM, Mon.-FrI. and 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sat. or Sun. BUDGET AND COST 2 hours per day, $5.50 per hour. Interested — Warekonsn/deilvcry person: Full time or part applicants should contact: time with flexible hours. ACCOUNTING MANAGER m u i LI BOWERS — Mr. Spino 647-3312 A challenging position is available in our fi­ BU CKLEY — Mr. Timbrell 647-3301 nancial services department For the suc­ HIGHLAND PARK — Mrs. Novak 647-3430 Join your friends East of the River cessful candidate with a B.S. degree, micro­ YWCA MARTIN — Mr. Whitnnem 647-3366 RO BERTSO N — Mrs. Abraitis 647-3371 As an SBM Teiler computer experience, and excellent com­ TEACHER WADDELL — Mr. Grandmont 647-3393 Come see us at our Main Office munication skills. Position requires a broad perspective of health care management and ASSISTANT 58 Wellman Road, Manchester UNIQUE PROPERTY 26 Wetherell StreeL Manchester Wednesday, August 30, 1989 35 Phelps Road, Manchester minimurn three years hospital experience. YWCA before — $159,900 1:00 to 3:00 PM $144,900 12:00 to 3:00 PM 6:00-8:00 p.m. after school child Price reduced. A nice home. Three bedroom*, two $205,900 1:00 to 3:00 PM Pretty Bungalow Style Capa with classic front This position has direct responsibility for the (ull baths, formal dining room. Lott of closet and An exoeptionti eight room Coloniel with 1st floor family porch. Lots ol character and In great condition. 3 Good customer service skills can make you program in storage space. room, all natural woodwork plus french doors arxf lots of bedrooms, first floor family room, new back deck. 1 CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES Operating and Capital budgeting functions; Also porch off 2nd floor. Com e and have a look Immediate openings on 7am-3pm and a member of our staff. We offer good wages Manchester D inEC TIO N S: East Center Street to Porter Street to built-lne. Park-llke yard with inground pool arxl 3-car Cost Accouriting; as well as involvement in Wellman Rd. garage complete the package. D IR E C T IO N S: Rt. 384 to Keeney St exit, right at end 3pm-11 pm and 11 pm-7am shifts. Full or part and a complete Benefit package. elementary schools. D IR EC T IO N S: East Center to left on Summit to right of exit, quick left on Bridge St.. 1st driveway on left. time positions. For extra income ask about our floating other financial management sectors. For Hours 7:0O-9:00AM on Green to left on Phelps or Oakland St. to consideration please forward resume and Woodbridge to right on Phelps Every other weekend reqnired teller position. and/or 3;00-5:30PM salary requirements to: •Aek about our child caro reinilHirsement Applications may also be made at any Mon.-Fri. OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 F>M; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM •Non-benefits rate of pay program branch or at the Personnel department. Human Re50urces $5.00-$6.00 per W ill Train hour. Experienced For infornation please contact: Rockville General Hoepital with children 6-11. D W FKH teBetter ^ ^ Pleaae call: Director of Staff Deveiopment, Joyce Trainer, Assistant Vice President 31 Union Street High school Crestfleld ConvaloKent Home of Manchester 923 Main St., Manchester 646-1700 THEREALWCOMmNY I I 643-5151. W« are an Equal Opporlunlty Employer diploma required. Rockville, CT 06D66 RTE. 30 & MERLINE RO. • VERNON 243 MAIN STRLET • MANCHESTER - ' ______M/F/HAT Starts Aug. 28th. Call Ann 647-1437. 871-1400 643-1591 EOEMA EMPLOYER AA u

HOMES HOMES HOMES FOR SALE HOMES CONOOMINIUMS APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR RENT GLASTO NBURY. Ranch, APARTMENTS VACATION SPORTING 5 flood sized rooms. 3 E A S T H A R T F O R D - BOLTON - Impressive. D U PLEX with cozy fire­ SWEET Dreams! You'll COVENTRY - 3'/2 room, FOR RENT RENTALS 1 8 8 1 SALES bedrooms, eat In kit­ $192,900. Beautifully $235,900. U 8. R Colonial place - $190,000! Buy rest easy In this de­ sunny, spacious, VII- chen, loroe deck, tull maintained 7 rm. LaC- situated on a 5-f acre this 2 tamlly duplex lightful 4 rm Condo at lage Colonial % Spcdoli^ M ANCHESTER - Nice 2 M AR THA'S Vineyard - G O LF Clubs. Used starter M AN CH ESTER • 28 Bliss basement, vinyl sidino. aya built Raised Ranch treed cul-de-sac lot. with brother, mother, Beacon Hill In Man­ $560/month. 456-0064 or Oak Bluffs. Clean and and full sets. $25 to $95. Street, August 26th, Onlv$158,900. Phllbrick featuring 4 bedrooms; bedroom apartment. Aluminum sided home or friend, live In or chester. 2 bdrms, ce­ 742-6715.______$600 monthly. Security private. Three bed­ Also miscellaneous 10am-3pm. Unusual Aflencv, 646-4200. 2'/j baths; fireplace; Includes a slate foyer, Invest! 1st floor family ramic bath, plus room Ranch. Walk to clubs. 649-1794.______Items. 2-car garage; deck and Thirty Locust Street. 4 and references. Call MANCHESTER - Now large L.R. with field- room, finished base­ carpet, deluxe window 645-8201.______Lagoon Pond. Availa­ SEKAI Men's ten speed GARAGE Sale - 41 Fros- nice private back yard! treatments, fully ap- room heated apart­ D < f f t ! only 135,000 for these stone fireplace, formal ment, conyenlent to Rt. ment 1st floor. Secur­ ble weekly $850, bi­ bicycle, excellent con­ pect Street, August 26, Call Today! Klernan pllanced kitchen, 2 M A N C H ESTER - Nice weekly $800, nightly brand new, hufl^,exclt- D.R., 4 brs, 2'/s baths 384..Go for It now! ity. No pets. $650 dition. $100 firm. 649- 10am-3pm. Antiques, Irifl, 7 room, 1,800 so ft, Realty, Inc. 649-1147.P and a finished rec Anne Miller Real Est- parking spaces, swim­ modern 2 bedroom $125. Coll 646-3455. monthly. 646-2426.9am- apartment In four fam­ 4552. designer clothing, fur­ beautiful contempor­ room. D.W. Fish ate, 647-8000.O______ming, tennis and more! M A N C H E S TE R -$209,000. 5pm weekdays.______ily house. Appliances There's someone out H E A L TH 8. Fitness (E x ­ niture, hot dog ma­ ary Townhouses. Can't ludge a book by Realty, 643-1591.0 Priced at $99,500. Jack- LAWN CARE CLEANING SERVICES chine, silk rugs (new) GOOD Gravy..Newer du­ VERNON. For limited and parking. $500 plus there who wants to buy ercise equipment) Cathedral cellinfls, An­ It's coyer, this Immac­ MANCHESTER - Price plex for $189,900! 4 plus son 8< Jackson Real and collectibles. dersen windows, full ulate 2 family or In-low Estate, 647-8400.O time only enloy a free utilities. 647-1113 after your power tools. Find Morey EMI Exercise reduced. $159,900. A 4 room townhouse style 6pm. that buyer with a low-cost machine with butterfly CO VEN TR Y - Route 31, basements, 2x6 con­ apt. has so much to 2 family with all the color television with nice home, three bed­ signed lease. Modern YARD MASTERS JACKIE’S HELPING od In Classified. 643-2711. attachment. Barbell North of Daley Road struction, family room offer! Oyer 1200 sa.ft. rooms, two full baths, comforts of your own I^LOTS/LAND M ANCHESTER - Three lunctlon. August 26th of Hying space with 4 spacious 1 bedroom Trees cut, Yards cleaned, HANDS bedroom duplex on weight set 500 lbs. with fireplace, central air, formal dining room, home plus Income! | £ J for sale bench. 646-7499.______and 27th, 9am-5pm. An­ oven/ranfle, dis­ bedrooms; new cus­ lots of closet and stor­ Owner will help with apartment. Eat-In kit­ Lawns, Truck & Backhoe I would like to help you quiet dead end street. ROOMMATES with your cleaning needs. $725 plus utilities and I tiques, toys, hardware, hwasher, hood, dispo­ tom kitchen; thermo­ age space. D.W. Fish financing. Get your tax chen, large bedroom, work available. GIVE YOUR budget a electrical and much COVENTRY - One acre private balcony, stor­ Reasonable rates. security. No petsi 643- WANTED sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full pane windows; hottub; Realty, 643-1591.0 adyontages now! Anne cleared land on a aulet break ... shop the classi­ more. Three house­ baths, washer/dryer 2-car oarage; and age, large pool, heat 0089. MANCHESTER - Pretty Miller Real Estate, 647- country road. $55,900. 643-9996 Cali 647-1990 ROOMMATE Wanted- fied columns for bargain holds. Rain or shine. hookups, cedar sldlnp, beautiful priyate 8000.n 742-1357.______and hot water Included. M ANCHESTER - Imme­ $320 month. Share 5 buys! wall-to-wall carpetino, landscaped yard! Kler­ Bungalow Style Cape Starting at $495. Call diate occupancy. M AN CH ESTER - Shal- with classic front M A N C H ES TER - Two 870-9665. room apartment. Call lowbrook Lane, Satur­ tiled foyer, oak kitchen nan Realty, Inc. 649- CARPENTRY/ Large 4 rooms, heat, anytime leave mes­ cabinets, two-zone flos 1147.0 porch. $144,900. Lots of family, maintenance [^BUSINESS hot water and applian­ I MUSICAL day, August 26th, character and In great free, completely reno- MANCHESTER - One REMODELING HONEST sage 646-7898 10am-5pm. Antiques, heat, slider to deck and I S J PROPERTY bedroom apartment, ces. Security required. ITEMS 2-car oarofle. Owners condition. 3 bedrooms, yated 1988. Close to hardworking couple furniture, clothes, toys MANCHESTER - Re­ first floor family room, heat, hot water and No pets! 646-2970. will hold 0 second downtown. Owner fi­ NEW Price - Gracious M M Cisiliad lis sf lliaetit ir will dean your home I GENERAL PIANO Spinet, Cherry and everything. duced for Quick sale! new back deck. Also nancing available. appliances Included. NEWER 3 bedroom du­ mortflaoe of $32,900 at facilities on Main $475 per month. 649- AdcHtiont. remodiNng, wood eldtoQ. for you. Call 643-8215 plex, appliances, wall- SERVICES wood, restorable or MANCHESTER - 130 El- 8% with no principal or $131,900. Classic 6 room porch off 2nd floor. $1 59,900. Owner- Street. Old charm with dfokBi rooNno, oooonis wofic creative furniture. $50. drldge Street, Satur­ Cape In lovely nelgh- 8365. mMonry 4 ptMMO of oonftruoUoa ask for Michelle or to-wall carpet, quiet Interest payment due Come and have a look. /Broker Dale Reese. natural woodwork MARK'S Plano Tuning 649-1819. d a y and Sunday, borhod. This home D.W. Fish Realty, 643- 529-8276. EAST HARTFORD - One /r youVo Btefr of oontncton oof Azaciph. street. No pets. $750 for 7 years. These are 1591.0 completely redone and rtfumMgi you e§lk — coif ml plus utilities. Plus se­ Service -15 years expe­ August 26th, 27th, 9am- offers cozy fireplace In bedroom, heat and hot 4pm. Gas stove and beautiful sinflie family Immaculate. See how FuMy inturod • Froo Eftimatot curity. Available Sep­ rience. Reasonable IQ7d MISCELLANEOUS homes, not condomini­ living raom, oversized this space and room to water Included. Wall- #43-1720 rates. 228-4032. other Items. garage. Susan Do­ PRICE Reduced - $220's. ITONDOMINIUMS to-wall. Near park. ■tk for Mark tember 1st. 649-1092. IB'IFOR SALE ums; and there are, of This beautifully main­ grow or rental Income MANCHESTER - 11 Fos­ course, no association nahue, Sentry Real Est­ I FOR SALE can help your profit Coll 528-2914.______k ELECTRICAL 454 Main Street - Three ate, 643-4060.O tained 8 room Meadow FARRAND REMODEUNG room apartment. $500 MISCELLANEOUS ter Street, Soturday, fees. Call today for Lane Colonial Is ready and loss. Call for Stan MANCHESTER - Ayalla- Room additions, decks, root­ I August 26th, 10am- complete details on M AN CH ESTER - Price N O R TH FIELD Green - or Barbara, RE/MAX ble September 1st. 2 plus utilities, no pets. SERVICES END ROLLS for Immediate sale. T h Right off 384 only min­ ing, siding, windows and gutt­ Security. 646-2426.9am- J 4pm. Miscellaneous. these maonificent and Reduced! $159,900. baths, beautifully East of the River, 647- bedroom apartment on ers. All types of remodeUng and DUMAS ELECTRIC 27W width — 25C Comfortable, carefree utes to Hartford If you Service changes, 5pm weekdays. GSL Building Mainte­ M AN CH ESTER - 66 Val­ beautiful homes at landscaped. Blanchard 1419, olso 643-0844.0 the 2nd floor. Applian­ repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. 13" width — 2 for 25« ley Street, Saturday, $167,900 with this very, living found In this own this lovely SVi rm ces Included. Laundry additional wiring and nance Co. Commercl- Cape. 9 rooms loaded 8. Rossetto Realtors," Town house that offers Bus. 647-8509 al/ResIdentlol building Newsprint end rolls can be August 26th, 9am-3pm. very special financino. We're Selling Houses" I ROOMS facilities available $600 repairs on existing picked up at the Manchester with extras Including 3 bed rm's. Hying room repairs and home Im­ Two families. House­ This Is an excellent 646-2482.0______FOR RENT per month. No utilities. Rb s . 645-6849 homes. Quality work at I HOMES Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. Intercoms, heated gar­ with dining area and a provements. Interior hold and baby Items opportunity for first- 647-9072 evenings. FOR RENT Monday through Thursday. and onyx backgam­ time buyers and Inves­ age, sprinklers and JU S T Listed - Picture kitchen and family rm, affordable prices. and exterior pointing, book 3 bedroom, I'/j 2’/2 baths, car port, M AN C H ESTER - Fur­ COVENTRY - Quiet Entirely owner operated. 'ONE \Nay airline llcket.' mon set. tors. Owner will con­ mkore. Gayle Son- ISLAND MANCHESTER - Availa­ light carpentry. Com­ bath Cape with sun tennis, swimming, also nished room. Kitchen neighborhood. One Hartford to Denver, BOLTON - 80 Volpl Road, sider rent with option. strom. Sentry Real Est- and parking privileges, bedroom apartment. CONSTRUCTION 27 years exp. Call ble Immediately. Six plete lonltorlol ser­ ate, 643-4060.O porch and garage! a treed yard. All for vice. Experienced, rel­ CO. September 4, Saturday, August 26th, Rothman 8. Rothman, security and referen­ Carpeted. $450 per All types of home Joseph Dumas room house with nice 7:35am $80. Call 646- 646-4144.D Newer roof and fur­ $166,900. U 8. R Realty, improvements from iable, free estimates. 8am-4pm. Household MANCHESTER - Great nace. Great back yard 643-2692.D ces. $75 weekly, 649- month. Two months 646-5253. front porch, large 1489. Buy! Just reduced! concrete floors, steps, yard. Shows well. $750 643-0304.______Items, furniture. Name with patio. 140's. Blan­ 4248 or 649-9227. security. No dogs. Call your price. $169,000. Entertaining 742-0569. patios, etc. tc complete It you don't use It, don't plus security and utili­ chard 8i Rossetto Real­ remodeling. Also decks TAG NEW 3 bedroom slnple Is a loy In the large I INVESTMENT need It and don't want H ties. 647-7653. MANCHESTER - 67 FH- tors," We're Selling I ^ investmen't ONE bedroom, applian­ and window and door COMPUTER grlm Lane, Saturday, family attached homes family room of this 7 PROPERTY ces, $430. Prime center why not sell it with a MANCHESTER - Six ln«tnictlon. analyalt. progranit SALES room Cape. Relaxing Is Houses" 646-2482.0 PROPERTY replacement. Tiling wHtttn. August 26th, 8am- that otter a sensible location. For 1 person, Classified Ad? Call 643- rooms, 3 bedrooms. D.P. profaMlofWl YYlth 25 y«ara of a pleasure In the den. MANCHESTER - Lovely interior/exterlor. 12pm. alternative to the hloh deposit, references. No Landscape and interior 2711 to place your ad. Fenced In yard. Deck. •xporlonoo In compulor Byttoma NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Like to tinker plenty of Ansaldl built Garrison from micro’i to maintramoa la cost of a new home! A pets. Ayallable Imme- design services Closed In front porch. eral Statute 23-65 prohibits MANCHESTER - 81 Flor­ room In the 3 car Colonial. $280,000. Pic­ tvallaMa for part tima/avaning the posting of advertise­ complete packape at dlatley. 649-9287. available. All appliances. $950, work. Individualixad Induction or ence Street, August one low price! ]Vi oarage. Paula Mede- turesque priyate MISCELLANEOUS available November halp on your P.C. at homa to halp ments bv any person, firm or 26th, 9am-4pm. Elect­ baths, fireplace, wall- rlos. Sentry Real Est­ fenced lot, large kit­ LIK E private home. 3'/2 Call Barry at you oat atartad or. for bualnaaa. corporation on a telegraph, ric heater, clothing, rooms. Lease. Secur­ SERVICES 1st. 646-1753 after 6pm telephone, electric light or to-wall carpetino, ate, 643-4060.D chen, lalousled porch. 646-2411 or leave message. 'uaar frlandly' proorama wrtttan. sewing machine, Front to back living ity. Working single ayatama/bualnaaa analyala atudlaa power pole or to o tree, ranoe, refrioerator, M AN C H ESTER - Very with ctaarty dafinad goala draftad. shrub, rock, or any other household Items, odds room with fireplace. male preferred. 643- NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL H and ends. dish washer and micro- well maintained home 2880. HAWKES TREE SERVICE natural object without o writ­ Cherry paneling In BucksI, truck 6 chipper. STORE AND HOUR INTERVIEW To datarmina ten permit for the purpose of wave oven, full bose- with newly expanded PAINTIN6/PAPERIN6 both your naada and if I can ba of MANCHESTER - 87 ments and attached deck. $214,900. Large family room. 5th bed­ M A N C H E S TE R - One Stump rsmoval. Free protecting It orthe public and dstlmates. Spadtl OFFICE SPACE aialatanoa. Cedar Street, Sunday, oaraoes. Mode of to­ yard great tor playing room, rec. room and bedroom, carpet, ap­ carries a fine of up to S50 for August 27th, 10am- worksirop In lower consIdersUon for stderly each offense. morrow In your own lot or gardening. This 10 pliances, laundry facil­ EXPERT and handicapped. O FFICE - Bright and 649-6763 3pm. Rain or shine. level'. 'A must see w a n t : h f 5t e -r - and home. Blanchard room sprawling Ranch ity. $525 plus utilities Exterior and Interior clean. Carpeted, heat 8. Rossetto Realtors," has In-law potential. beauty. Call Diane, and security. Call 646- painting and wallpaper 647-7553 and air conditioning, Lake Street, August 25, LEGAL NOTICES We're Selling Houses" Yoyo Carroll, Sentry RE/MAiX East of the 2457. hanging. Llmltad exterior electricity Included. 26, 27, 9am-4pm. Huge 646-2482.0 Real Estate, 643-4060.O River, 647-1419, also restoratTon. Pravlous work 390 square feet. $310. FURNITURE tag sale. Over 60 porta­ Court of Proboto, 646-0891.0 can be aeen upon requeet. WE DELIVER ble sewing machines, District of Monchostor Contact BC Company, For Home Delivery, Call per month. Call 646- WE DELIVER 4440 days or 646-1077 BEER Barrel Table, 4 tools, many more NOTICE OP HEARINO 644-6968. Items. ESTATE OP For Home Delivery, Call 647-9946 evenings. beer barrel chairs, RAYMOND E. BOUSHEE, Monday tc Friday. 9 to 6 $150. Queen size sleeper MANCHESTER - Scarbo­ docootod 647-9946 WALLPAPERING & M AN CH ESTER - 300-700 sofa, $150. Bond dinette SQ.ft. new office spaces rough Road, multi- Pursuont to on ordor of Hon. Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 PAINTING lust completed. Excep­ set-wnite formica ta­ fa m ily, August 26, William E. FitzGerald, Judge, ACT NOW Cellinga Repaired or Replaced ble, 2 chairs, $50. Mag- 10am-4pm. Furniture dat^August17,19W a hearing Inaured/Raferancaa LANDSCAPING tional location off will be hold on on appllcotlon AND WE’LL GIVE YOU A FAMILY ROOM — FREE!* navox Stereo, In Wal­ children's, household. BOLTON Furnished Spencer Street, exit off proving for authority to soli G .L MeHugh nut cabinet, $50. Call M OVING Sale -1323 Burn­ Ranch, aulet nlake EXPERIENCED 384 of the cross roods of 643-7840. certain real property situoted front. September 643^321 or 6494431 Monchester, Glaston­ side Avenue, Apt. B-6, In the Town of Manchester, to BOBCAT LOADER FURNITURE - Living Country of Hartford os in sold ONLY ^5,000 DO W N June lease. 2 bed-bea bury and East Hart­ August 26th-September WEKLFS PAMTMG CO. operator with York rake ford. AH utilities In­ room. Oak bedroom, 2. 10am-8pm. Every- application on file more fully 5 models to choose from rooms, washer/dryer, appoort, at the Court of Pro­ Quality work at a attachment for hire. cluded. coll 649-2748 or dining room, end and - thing goes. Furniture, bate on Soptombor 7, 1969 at MODEL HOURS dish washer, 2 working reasonable prical Attached garages BE YOUR OWN BOSS!" Fully insuranced. 649-0593.______solid cherry coffee ta­ household, miscellane­ 1:30 P.M. 'U P D IA N h adults preferred. No Intaiior & Extarlor w/opener Tues. ic Thursday Excellent opportunity to own your * ry own deli bles, Curio cabinet, ous Items. Elizabeth A. Bldwoll, pets! 2 months secur- Ftea Eatimataa 644-6046 MAIN Street office space, "much more". All 2 bedrooms /f M p .C L L N 6:00 - 9:00 P.M. "V;. W50 plus oil and 537 sq.ft. Air condition­ MANCHESTER - 261 Fer­ Ass't Clerk C/3 I'/i baths Call Brian Waigle Items new and In exceU guson Road, August 26, 054-08 Sat. & Sunday utilities. 643-9382 or 646- ing, heat and parking lent condition. Call f o r . Fully applianced 1:00 - 4:00 P.M. 8014 6454912 CONCRETE Included. $390 month. 9am-2prn, August 28-30, details 646-7499. 7;30pm-9pm. Books on Choice of colors M ANCHESTER - OcciT- Peter's Building. 646- Court of Probate, Priced from $139,900. Call 645-8480 2364.______many varied sublects,. District of Manebostor 1 coni'X )\l/,\7/!.\|' pancy September 1st PAINTHK AND NOTICE OP HEARINO For Info M AN CH ESTER - Main R ^ A N n O U E S / furniture, snow Four rooms, 1st floor, CARPENTRY WORK Roman Spiewak blower, miscellaneous ESTATE OP Sndudtt Intartor and ExTsdor Street location.. 1700 liiJcOLLl^BLES SEAN NICHOLAS OAURA, heat, hot water and Mason Contractor Items.______•PHASE I ONLY appliances. No pets' pslndno. Rebuilding porctwe end so.fL of dlvldoble a minor decks and InsIsIHng Sloeksds Brick. Block or Stone MISCELLANEOUS - YOU must not miss! 96 Directions: (From Hartford) 1-84E Exit62 — Rightatendoframp. Left onto Tolland Security required. M6- tenets. Chlmndys, Patios. Walls space. Private off Pursuant to on ardor of Hon. Free EsdmMes — Fully Inturtd Pfaltzgraff. "York-., Glenwood Street, an­ WIHIom E. FitzGerald, Judge, street. Right on Main Street. Right on 2970. NSW. HsatorMtons and Htpaira street parking. First Woodland Street. 1/10 mile on right. f e ’’ E l 6464MS4/6434386 floor convenience. $9 towne" dish set collec­ tiques, collectibles, dated August 24,1969 a hearing MANCHESTER-One and ask lor Michael 646-4134 per sq.ft. Sentry Real tion,' many extras. Friday, Saturday. will bo hold on an application u o" «3 One mile take w o room apartments. praying tor outharlfv to com­ Realty Co. * Estate, 643-4060. Excellent condition. MANCHESTER - Early promise and settle a doubtful right North Mam. Next light left on Main St. for 4/10 mile, right on Woodland l/io JJ°'r,Street. 529-7858 or Get th « chimney re­ 646-7499. mile on right. 563-4438. MANCHESTER - Main Bird Tag Sale. 737 Ly- and disputed dalm In favor of GEORGE N. paired before winteil Call dall Street, Saturday, sold estate against Linda Wilks b il l ROBERTS Street locatlorr. Lease as In said application on file MANCHESTER - imme- now for a free estimate. entire second floor or MACHINERY August 26th, 7:30am- Broker/Manager diate occupancy. Effi­ CONVERSE more fully oppeors, at the 22 Regent Street Painting and Decorating Fully insured. Individual offices. Heat AND TOOLS 2pm. Sleeper sofa, Court of Probate on September ciency heat, hot water loveseat, other furni­ 7,1969 at 2:30 P.M. Manchester, CT. 06040 Tel. (203) 649-6082 Paper Hanging TALAGA MASONRY Included. Off street ManningReaijy and appliances. Secur- parking available. $11 TOOLS - New Craftsmen ture, household Items, Elizabeth A. Bldwoll, 646-3919 '♦y Tf^ulred. No pets! CALL 643-2804 643-8209 per sq.ft. Sentry Real 10" radial arm saw much more, priced to .Ass't Clerk 646-2970. Estate, 643-4060. with stand. 646-7499. go. Rain or shine. 055-08 CABS CABS IS U F D B SALE I” ' I FOB SALE I ^ U f OBSALE FOB SALE FOB SALE FOR MU CH eviE“c5maro 1985 - TOYOTA 1982CorollaSR- ♦uned-port Inlec- 5. 75K, new tires, OLDSMOBILE Cutlass HONDA Civic Wagon 1981 A U D I 4000S 1986 - R ve work. $150. tion, 5 speed, oir, clutch, battery, rodlo- Supreme 1978 - Six cy­ - Good condition. S650 speed, olr condition, °*°~'***'’*-______power steering and ♦or, front brakes, en- linder, automatic, 18K, or best otter. 647-1260 power steerlng- If VOU don't It Hoo t A/V\/F/y\. 82K. oln« opd body excel- $400. 646-0454.______evenings.______/brokes. All options. Excellent condition. DODGE Coronet 1975 - OPEL Monto 1973 - Good CA ne:^°ltanddo“twannt Sr SSS2 Needs minor repair. Original owner. $9,500. why not sell It with o ______------running condition. Gold. First S250 takes 649-2210 otter 6pm. Classified Ad? Coll 643- LEGAl Nnrircc— ^'?ofo®”?P Convertible S300. 646-1768. 2711 to ploce vour od ------~ 'CES— 1968 - New motor, top, It. 649-8527. ------tires, etcetera. Best [gniBUCKS/VANS l e g a l n o t i c e s NOXice t o c r e d it o r s offer over $3200. 647- SCHALLER ACURA QUALITY FOB SALE N O T I C E ^ LARRY*m “ c% 5s 8844oter6pm. CARDINAL PRE-OWNED AUTOS n o t i c e TO CREDITORS The Honoroble William E C O A A p 1972 - Tw o dOOr, 83 NItMn Stanxa '2696 FORD F250 1 977 - Rebuilt -ESTATE OF f=ltzGerald, Judge of the tra n s m is s io n , BUICK, INC S Spd. A/C 400, runs good, needs 1988 Dodge Dakota P/U •8980 63 Ford Etcort •2205 OEOROE E. SANDALS Court of Probate, District of MOO.00. Ford 1978 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 5 Sod.. Sttrao some work. $1700 or The HonorableWilliam E. ''^oi’ chesfer at a hearing held L T D II-fo u rd o o r,o o to 1988 Buick Century $11990 63 Pontiac 6000 LE *3005 best offer. 742-9549. FitzGerald, Judge of the ordered that all transm ission, power 1988 Chev S-10 P/U $6490 YB. Auto. Loadad 51 Capfica Claaaic *4095 Court of Probate, District of must be presented to b ra k e s and n o w e r 1988 catev S-10 Ext Cab $8290 V8. Loadad Manchester Ota hearing held I^e flduclarv at the address 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. I AUTOS FOB •9480 82 Toy Tarcal 8R-5 •2605 00 on 8/22/89 ordered thot all helow. Failure to promptly *'**5,11®' f^OOf, air 1986 LeSabre LTD Cpe. $8960 5 Spd.. Statao IBEHT/LEASE claims must be presented to Present ony such claim may conditioning. Nlcecon- 1988 Olds Calais $6980 65 Escort S/W •2005 < the fidulcory at the address result In the loss of rights to ditlon. S800.00. 646-5241 1966 Chev Monte Cario $8495 5 Spd.. Starao X below. Failure to promptly recover on such clolm. Between 12pm-7pm 1988 Toyota Camry 63 Honda Accord LX *5305 $9180 4 Dr.. Auto. A/C present any such claim may Susan MrOnnu 1986 Buick Electra 380 $10250 U CO 63 Marcury Cougar *4005 result In the loss of rights to AsV’t a^^rk i=7XTcm u •»» ,n5S----- 1966 El Camino loaiM $7880 V86. Loadad AUTO (X recover on such claim. , ass t Clerk D A TS U N 310 1982 - Tw o 1985 Buick Riviera $9890 67 Jaap Wranglar *6005 3 < 1985 Cadi Sad. Dev $8995 5 Spd., V-«, Soft Top Susan McQuay JS*nc'l?Xf.'“c7oiV soeVd 65 Buick Cantury RENTAL Ass't Clerk c/o Attorney condition. 1965 Buick Regal Cpe $6860 '4905 LU Q 1985 Chav Cavalier $5490 Auto. A/C The flduclory ls‘ Elaine N. Camposeo with sun roof, A M /FM 63 Honda Accord LX •4305 6 4 3 -0 1 2 9 Lillian G. Sandals 243 Main Street casette. $1800. 62,800 1984 Oktamoblle Rrenza $4990 5 Spd.. kic < Q 1984 Mercury Cougar $5990 63 Olda Clara 40 Steep Hollow Lane ^ Box 288 miles. 644-6870. •3005 7 -r LU Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester, CT 06040 ...... 1983 LaSabre Sedan $5495 ve. Auto. A/C Reasonable Q u j ^ C j CO 85 NIaaan Santra •1005 E P 057-08 056-08 m 81 Adams St. 5 Spd.. Starao Manchester o Q) MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM CARS ox i n v i t a t i o n t o b id CHEVROLFT.Ru!rir imp 345 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 649r4571 647-7677 ^ 0 4 rc e n te / « r«l "Vtj?* General Services’ office, ROUTE 83, VERNON FOR SALE 41 Center Street, Manchester, CTuntlllLOOa.m. on the date vtKNUN ;tcQ c shown below tor the following: 84 Cutlaw Coupe ‘5895 o i> ^ r e m o v a l - t o w n 64 Buick Century Wag *5995 O m S u> o ASBESTOS REMOVAL — lT n COLN CENTER — 494 MAIN Reliant 4 Door ‘4995 STREET r-inn-uuN i.tN rE R — 494 MAIN 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr, ‘9995 O U J O ^ O - CROCKETT PROPERTY, 208 85 Buick Somerael 2 Dr. ‘7295 NORTH ELM STREET 88 09,,, 88 2 Door ‘9995 D CO GnnTiN'l(^®rFi? F F .Y P y i *■ r e p l a c e UNDER- 86 Bonneville 4 Door ‘6995 O q o GROUND OIL STORAGE TANK AT ROBERTSON SCHOOL 86 Century Wagon ‘7495 CHORCHES H= and oPPO'^unltv employer, 86 Chevrolet Celebrity ‘ 7495 CHRYSUIR Dodge Dodge Trucks ^ uco C o n t;a X Ta n “d\r^^^^^^^^ BOChevrolet Nova4 Dr. ‘6195 o< with the Town, as per Federal Order 11246. 88 Chevrolet Spectrum ‘4995 0 ^ CO ^ Bid forms, plons ond specifications are available at the 86 Chevrolet Celebrity ‘7195 > C M H . General Services' office. 87 Buick Skylvk 4 Dr. ‘8795 10 2 wheel & 4 wheel drive models TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. ‘ 13795 at similar savings to choose from. 0H=- CONNECTICUT 87 Chevrolet Celebrity ‘9495 o UJM 0 CO ' RICHARD J. 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SPORTS Sports in Hot tip Is at Riverside Park Trumbull, Taiwan in LL World Series final Triathlon winners named This weekend’s hot tip for oval fans in southern New England is the Pontiac/Winston Twin lOO’s at The Manchester Parks and Recreation Depart­ the Riverside Park Speedway in Agawam, MA. For By David S. Martin ment along with Schaller Acura and Emijon, Inc., the first time, the central Massachusetts The Associated Press announced the divisional winners of the Summer quarter-mile oval will go with NASCAR’s two Motorsports Biathlon/Triathlon series. A point system was used Northeast Tours. Those are the Modifieds and the WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Little Leaguers from for each age category and sex division. All first Busch Grand National North Series. While Trumbull, Conn., face a daunting task when they Lou Modestino place finishers received 15 points; 2nd place was 10 Riverside is obviously Modified country, the Busch play Taiwan in the 43rd Little League World Series points; third place was 5. All participants who championship Saturday. North cars have made their annual appearance finished an event received three points. Partici­ there starting last year. ’Trackowner, Ed Carroll, Taiwanese teams have won the past three Little pants had to enter at least half of the events to and Promotor Ben Dodge Jr., are posting some 'A League World Series, and Kaohsiung, Taiwan, qualify. $73,000 for the twin bill. reached the final this year by outscoring the The results are: 18-24 male — 1. Steve Middletown, RI. Seekonk goes with a three division This is the same format that drew about 10,000 opposition 22-4. Melocowsky, 95 points, 2. Mike Perkowski 48; 25-24 card at 7 Saturday night. fans to the Thompson Speedway in Connecticut But Trumbull manager Tom Galla said his male — 1. Bill Fowler, 62 points, 2. Rob Tanner, 61,3. Friday night Small Block Modified action players have been giant-killers in the past. Jeff Thornton, 30; 35-44 male — 1. Bil Bellock, 70, earlier this month. Connecticut Valley fans are resumes at the Stafford Speedway in Connecticut “ They’re relaxed,” Galla said Friday. “ We Mike Rendzinski, 45,3. Martin Keibel, 26; 45-54male expected to jam the “ Park” to catch arch rivals at 8 after a one-week layoff and m.oves to the New played a New Jersey team that made the Taiwanese — 1. Mel Siebold, 85 points, 2. Bill Schwarz, 63 points, Mike McLaughlin of Southington, Reggie Ruggiero London-Waterford speedway on Saturday at 6:15 team look small.” 3. Ron Schauster, 46. of Forestville and Mike Stefanik of East p.m. And it is all winds up at the Thompson Trumbull, the Eastern Regional champion, 25-34 female — 1. Syliva Ounpuu, 75 points, 2. Meg Greenwich, RI. Plus the Busch Grand National Speedway on Sunday at 6 p.m. Both Stafford and reached the championship by winning the U S. Bendzinski, 55, 3. Kathy Thornton, 46; 35-44 female North Series is starting to build a following in Thompson will co-feature the Pro Stock Late Model bracket in the eight-team tournament. — 1. Janet Romayko, 120. Honorable mention southern New England. It’s due to drivers like cars. Stafford, by the way, will feature the Harley Trumbull, a suburb of Bridgeport, Conn., l' awards were earned by Mike Tirell, Helmut Bobby Gaada Jr. of Niantic, Ed Lavoie of Davidson Easy Rider Rodeo all day Saturday and defeated the power-hitting Western Regional Woemer and Barry Stoner. Kensington, Tommy Boles of Ellington, and Joey Sunday. champion San Pedro, Calif., 6-3 Thursday in the Kourafas of Ranmdolph, MA., competing on that Lime Rock Park in western Connecticut has the semifinal game. 1^- LeSure tennis tourney set circuit. Post time is at 6 p.m. at Riverside. North American Road Race of Champions Kaohsiung won the World Series’ foreign bracket. Consistency has been what's put Bugs Stevens of (NARRC) on Friday and Saturday. Those drivers The Manchester Recreation Department is The Far Eastern champion earned a spot in the final V Rehoboth, MA, on top of the Pro Stock point compete for a spot in the season ending SCCA Road with a 13-0 victory over Latin American champion sponsoring the third annual Jim LeSure Tennis standings at the Seekonk Speedway. In spite of just Atlanta runoffs in late October. The winners of Maracaibo. Venezuela, on Thursday. Tournament on the upper courts at Manchester winning one feature at the “ Cement Palace” this each class at Atlanta will be crowned the National Kaohsiung. a southern port city with 3 million High School. There will be singles and doubles for \\ men and women along with a mixed doubles year, Stevens continues to lead challengers Vinnie Champion of their respective SCCA Division. people, has won its previous two appearances in the World Series, in 1974 and 1977. 'V - division. There will also be a youth division for Annarummo of Swansea, MA and Rick Martin of “ We haven’t won the championship for a long young people under 16 years of age. Westport, MA in that point tally. The Charger track Lou Modestlno, based in Stoughton, Mass., writes time,” Manager Wu Chin-ing said through a The tourney will begin on Saturday, Sept. 16. and title is between a pair of Ocean State competitors, a weekly syndicated column about auto racing in translator. “ If we win, there will be a tremendous proceed on evenings and weekends. Registration is Manny Dias of Riverside, R I and Johnny Gomes of New England. welcome party.” L $4 for the entire tournament and anyone interested Wu said hundreds of thousands of people in may register at the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Taiwan will watch the final on television or listen to Cedar Street from Sept. 5 through Sept. 12 from 6 it on the radio — even though the game starts at 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays. Rain foils Aouita, mile bid a.m. in the Asian country. Any questions can be directed to the Rec The final, to be nationally televised, begins at 4 Department before Sept. 5 at 647-3084 or 647-3166 By Andrew Warshaw At 800 meters, Aouita was more time this season, managed only p.m. in the East. after Sept. 5 during evening hours. The Associated Press than one second inside world fifth place in 20.47. Chris Drury, a 5-foot-l‘A, 126-pound right-hander, The Associated Press record time, paced first by Ray “ I ’m No. 1 in the world and I is scheduled to start for Trumbull. He was the Tickets for dinner available BRUSSELS, Belgium — Driv­ Brown of the United States, then think about it all the time.” said winning pitcher in a 4-3, first-round victory over LITTLE LEAGUE PITCHERS - Lee named the starting pitchers for today’s Tickets are now on sale for the 10th annual ing rain, a sudden drop in by Joseph Chesire of Kenya. da Silva, who won by more than Central champion Davenport. Iowa. Chien-Chih, left, of the Taiwan Little Little League World Series champion­ Manchester Sports Hall of Fame dinner on Friday, temperature and a quick early But the pace was too quick and five meters. “ Everyone has their “ He’ll bend a little bit. but he’s never broken,” League team and Chris Drury, right, of ship game in Williamsport, Pa. Sept. 22, at the Arm y and Navy Club. Tickets may be pace combined Friday night to took its toll on Aouita, who had to time. This is my time.” Galla said. the Trumbull Little League team were purchased at Nassiff Arms. Farr’s, Manchester thwart Said Aouita’s bid to add run the final 300 meters on his Other standout performances Lee Chien-Chih, a 5-l*A, 86-pound, right-handed Country Club, main branch of Savings Bank of the world mile record to his list of own, his lime-green vest dripping included Ray Stewart’s winning submarine pitcher, is slated to start for Kaohsiung, Trumbull has eight hits and one home run in two Manchester, Manchester State Bank and the police accomplishments. with a mixture of rain and sweat. time of 10.10 in the 100 meters. the Far Eastern champion. Series championship are slightly smaller on Running in the Ivo van Damme His time was the second-fastest The Jamaican beat Olympic World Series games, compared with Kaohsiung’s 14 average than their American counterparts. station. “ We’re going to have to score some runs,” Galla hits and five homers. Memorial meet, the mercurial in the world this year, but Aouita silver medalist Linford Christie Kaohsiung’s average starter is 5-2 and weighs 105 Tickets are $15 each and may also be purchased said. “ We have not hit the ball. Drury said he was not worried about facing the from committee member Bud Minor, Nate Moroccan clocked 3 minutes, said he knew the record would be of Britain, who finished second in pounds. Trumbull’s average starter is 5-2>/i 112 50.09 seconds, well outside Briton too tough a task. 10.16. “ That’ll come back and haunt you eventually. Taiwanese sluggers, who include 5-8,175-pound Hsu pounds. Agostinelli, Ernie Dowd, Tom Kelley, Andy We’re gotten away with it twice. I can’t believe we Ming-Lan: Vincens, Stan Slomcinsky, Joe Massaro, Dave Steve Cram’s world record of “ Tonight was not the night for Olympic champion Paul Ereng can get away with it again.” Little ^agu ers from Seoul, Korea, won the Little 3:46.32. world records,” he said. “ I ’m not of Kenya won the 800 in 1:43.72, Unlike recent years, the Taiwanese in the World League World Series in 1984 and ’85. White, Dee Zotta, Dick Carter, John Johnston, Jim Balesano and Earl Yost. “ What happened with the a machine. I can’t do it every beating countryman Nixon Ki- Slated for induction are Stan Hilinski, Jack weather?” Aouita asked as the time. The second lap was too fast, protich by one-hundredth of a Stratton, Bill Masse, A1 Obuchwoski and the late climate changed from balmy but even if it had been slower, second. Will Valvano resign as AD? Mickey Katkaveck. Tom Stringefellow and Lee summer temperature to cold, there was too much water.” Ereng was last after the first Fracchia will receive the Unsung and Friends of damp conditions, thoroughly un­ In the 16th and last lAAF-Mobil lap, but swept through the field in Grand Prix meet before next winning his final race of the By AAartha W aggoner “ It is essential that the athletic Sport awards. Dinner will be at 7 p.m. pleasant for a world record cally eligible to play. week’s final at Monte Carlo. season. The Associated Press director be in an unambiguous attempt. “ Why did it rain? “ The sy.stem has been mis- Monaco, the weather prevented The expected showdown be­ position,” Spangler said, “ Mr. used,” he said. “ The track was just too wet. I CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - North West Side Sports Nite fast times in almost every event. tween Britons Sebastian Coe and Valvano has served without pay Spangler said some players gave everything I had, but my Carolina State basketball coach Peter Elliott in the 1.500 meters in this position ... but I believe merely registered for clas.ses The West Siders will hold their 30th Annual Sports legs did not respond.” But in the men’s 200 meters, Jim Valvano was asked Friday to Brazil’s Robson da Silva con­ never materialized, as both that is a responsibility he should with the intent of remaining Nite on Saturday, Oct. 14 at the B.A. Club. Two The prospect of Aouita adding resign as athletic director by the tinued unbeaten this season, withdrew, not carry along with his duties as eligible but that they never former Twilight League baseball players will be the mile to his five other world university system president, who winning in 19.96. the fastest time Sydney Maree of the United a coach. intended to receive a degree. honored. Tickets are $12 and may be ontaiend marks, including the 3,000-meter alsocalledforbetterdrug testing, in the world for 1989. States won the 5.000 meters in “ My foremost concern has Spangler also called for a fromany club members. record that he set last Sunday, open booster club books and 13:13.84, as Artwro Barrios of been with the issue of academic mandatory drug testing pro­ In the past 30 years, 36 former athletes, coaches, drew a near-capacity crowd of Carl Lewis, the 1984 Olympic tighter adherence to academic Mexico, the 10,000-meter world integrity.” Spangler said, adding mayors, sponsors and friends of sports have been gold medalist who was running rules. gram. He said he had “ serious 38,000 into Heysel stadium des­ record-holder, failed in a world that he also wanted booster clubs doubts about the adequacy’ „ honored. The living honorees who are scheduled to pite the rain. the individual 200 for the only record bid and finished third. 1 of “ The status quo is not good - such as N.C. State’s Wolfpack attend are Bill Pagani, Gyp Gustafson, Fran enough” at N.C. State, said C D. the college’s voluntary, nonpuni Club — to make public their tive drug testing program. Mahoney, Ernie Dowd, Nate Agostinelli. Matt Spangler Jr., president of the annual audits. Moriarty Jr., Jack Stratton and Walt Ford, But he said there was no University of North Carolina Spangler .said the four-man Coventry golf tourney set Johnson leads U.S. hoop to victory System, as he read a 24-page evidence that drug test results commission he appointed to were altered. DUISBURG, West Germany competition 3-0. Johnson, the top for the Soviet Union and China, The Associated Press report to the university’s Board of probe allegations about the bas­ Governors. Spangler said on one occasion Calhoun heads hoop camp (AP) — Larry Johnson scored 21 U.S. scorer, has averaged 23 while Ken Flax, of Tiburon, ketball program determined OUT AS AD? — Jim Valvano, shown in a Spangler said he wanted Val­ there was a drug test called for 47 University of Connecticut head basketball Coach points and strong contributions points in the first three games. Calif.,tookabronzefortheU.S. in there were no violations of N.C athletes and none came because by reserves helped the United The U.S. will face Israel in the hammer throw with a toss of file photo, was asked to resign his duties vano to resign as athletic director State academic rules. But he .said Jim Calhoun will conduct a Starter Hall of Fame coaches hadn’t notified them In States basketball team to a 128-75 Saturday’s quarterfinals. 248 feet, 11 inches. as athletic director at North Carolina no later than Dec. 31. Valvano the spirit of the system was basketball clinic at Hillhouse High School in New another instance, he said, 100 victory over Poland at the World Israel lost to West Germany Igor Astapkovich of the Soviet said Thursday he would resign if violated. One irregularity was the Haven on Sunday, Sept. 24 from noon to 3 p.m. State on Friday. N.C. State wants his asked to do so, but there was no athletes were called to a drug The free clinic is designed for boys and girls aged University Games Friday. 85-71, but advanced to the quar­ Union won with a meet-record resignation by Dec. 31. use of “ incomplete” grades to awareness lecture and only one Johnson also had 13 rebounds terfinals as second in its group. throw of 264-4, while Heinrich immediate comment from him. allow players to remain techni- 12 to 15 with accent on fundamentals. The free attended. tickets necessary for each participant will be as the Americans finished the The track and field events Weis of West Germany got the available at First String in New Haven. preliminary round of the 16-team began Friday with gold medals silver at 261-1. AA u

Scoreboard Sports in Crenshaw leads World Series IP H R BR BB SO FOOTBALL Mllwoukee National League results Notional Foataoll League Seniors golf scores Peterek L,0-1 4 1-3 4 DALLAS COWBOYS— Announced that By Bob Green BasebaU Krueger 3 2-3 2 Mark Wolen. defensive lineman, will miss the The Associated Press Toronto 1989 season with a knee Inlurv. ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. (AP) — Scores Midget football registration Key W,9-13 7 3 1 1 0 6 Cube 4, Breves 3 LOS ANGELES RAMS— Signed Duval Fridov offer the first round of the $300,000 Henke . S,13 - 2 0 0 0 0 3 (12 Innings) Love, guard, to o two-veor contract. Released Sunwest Bank-Charley Pride Senior Tour- Beginning Monday, registration for midget AKRON, Ohio — Ben Crenshaw umpires-Home, Evons; First. Shu* Andre Lloyd and Jim Doughty, line­ rwnrrent ployed on the 6686-yord, por-72 football will take place at Charter Oak Park from 6 retained the lead Friday despite American League standings lock; Second, Morrison; Third. Welke backers; Steve Dominic and Marlon FourHIIIsCountryClubcourse: T— 2:17. A— 49,457. ATLANTA CHICAGO Knight. defensive tackles; Tyrone Bob Charles 3333— 66 p.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays. Any boy aged 10-14 is an exasperating struggle while Ob r h bl Ob r h bl McCullough, wide receiver; Chris Parker, Chorles Coodv 3333— 66 eligible. A boy must turn 10 by Nov. 1, 1989 to be ouarterbock; and Chris Richards, running Curtis Strange withdrew because Eost CMvWon OMcDII ct 6 0 2 0 Wolton ct 5 12 0 Bobby Nichols 3532— 67 eligible to play and cannot turn 14 by that date. The W L Pet. OB Red Sox 4, Tigers 2 Tredwv 2b 6 0 2 0 Sndbrg 2b 5 12 1 back Jim Dent 34-33— 67 of an injury in the .second round of Boltimore 69 60 535 — LSmIth It 5 2 11 McCIndn If 5 111 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS— Signed Homero BlorKos 3335-68 midget football program desperately needs players the World Series of Golf. Toronto 67 61 .523 DMrohy rt 5 12 1 Groce 1b 4 0 2 1 Russ Francis, tight end, to a one-veor Miller Borber 3335— 68 for the upcoming season. Milwaukee 65 65 .500 41/3 Firvt Gome Evans 1b 2 0 10 Dowson rt 5 0 2 1 controct and placed him on the phvsicaltv Tom Show 3434— 68 Crenshaw, who made a double Boston 62 65 488 6 DCTROIT BOSTON Boever p 0 0 0 0 Law 3b 4 0 0 0 unoble to oertorm list. Mike Hill 3336— 69 bogey-seven from behind a con­ Ciesrelond 61 66 .480 6*/2 o b rb b l Ob r h bl Berroa ph 10 0 0 Asnmchr o 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK JETS— Agreed to terms Jimmy Powell 33-36— 69 New York 58 72 .446 11'/3 KWIIms cf 3 10 0 Boggs 3b 5 0 10 Elchhm p 0 0 0 0 WMkrsn pb 10 10 with Reggie McElrov.otfensIvetockle,on two Bob Toskt 37.32—69 Writers find Rose guiity cession stand on the second hole, Detroit 47 81 .367 21 TrommI ss 4 0 0 0 Borrett 2b 5 12 0 ThonfHJS ss 5 0 0 0 MlWItms p 0 0 0 0 one-veor contracts. Rives McBee 3634— 70 had to work hard to salvage a West DIvislefi Whitokr 2b 3 110 Burks cf 5 13 1 Blouser 3b 4 0 0 1 Dunston ss 5 0 0 0 Bob Brue 3535— 70 still protesting his innocence. Pete Rose was 2-over-par 72 and a two-stroke W L Pet. OB Bergmn 1b 3 0 0 0 Greenwl If 3 0 2 0 Russell c 5 0 10 Glrordl c 3 0 0 0 Chick Evons 3634— 70 found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt Friday by OaklorKl 78 50 Schu ph 10 0 0 Esosky 1b 4 0 0 0 Smaltz p 3 0 0 0 Webstr pb 0 0 0 0 Bob Goolbv 3535— 70 advantage at 136 halfway through Collfomlo Nokes dh 75 51 .595 2 4 0 2 2 Heep rf 3 0 0 0 Stanton a 0 0 0 0 Wrono c 1110 Al Gelberger 3436— 70 the sports writers and newspapers who covered him this elite event. Kansas CItv 73 54 .575 4'/7 Brumly pr 0 0 0 0 Romlrte rf 10 0 0 Gregg 1b 2 0 10 BleleckI p 10 0 0 J.C. Gooste 37- 34— 71 for 24 years as a player. Texos 66 59 .528 10ge 3b 3 0 0 0 Gedmon c 3 0 11 Total* 44 310 3 Totatt 41 4 11 4 Orville Moody 3437— 71 vilification for a man called everything from “some CMcoqo 53 74 .417 U'/7 Meath c 3 0 0 0 Chananooga Classic scores John Poul Coin 3536— 71 good, but I hit some shots that Frtdov'i Oomts Totals 30 3 4 3 Totals 37 412 3 Atlanta 180 881 010 880-3 Frank Beard 3734— 71 night animal caught in headlights” to “ a street were just off the charts.” Boston 4, Detroit 2 C3ilcago m S88 810 001— 4 Horold Henning 3437— 71 corner hooker.” Boston '1, Detroit 3 Detroit 000 080 101— 3 One out when winning run scored. CHATTANOOGA. Tenn (AP) — Com­ Dick Hendrickson 38- 33— 71 But while Crenshaw kept alive Baltlmore3, New York 1 Boston oil oil eox— 4 OP— Atlonta 2, Chicago 1. LOB— Atlonto9, pleted first-round scores Fridov from the Doug Dolzlel 3338-71 “ Shed no tears for Pete Rose.” the Miami Herald his hopes of breaking a year-long CMcoooS/Clevekmd4 E— Strange, Whitaker, Bergman, Trom- Olcogo 9. 7B— McClendon, Dawson. $500,000 Chottonoogo Classic ployed on Jesse Whittenton 3536— 71 said in an editorial. “The Cincinnati Reds manager, Toronto 3. Ml I waukee 1 mell, KWIIIIams. DP— Detroit Z Boston 1. HR— LSmIth (19), DaMurohy (18). SB— the6,641-vord. oor 35-3S—TOVollevbrook Golf Paul Moron 3831— 71 victory drought on the American Seattle at MInnesoto, 8:05 p.m. LOB— Detroit 4, Boston 11. 2B— Whltoker, Walton (30), Oowson (7). S— Romos. And Country Club: Don Morgan 3537— 72 suspended from baseball ‘for life’ yesterday, was AAork Hayes Tour, Strange lost any chance of Oakland at Kansas City. 8:35 p.m. Reed 2. HR— Burks (10), Reed (2). SB— Burks IP H R BR BB SO 32-30—62 Al Kelley 3536— 72 paid handsomely by the game that he graced then California ot Texos, 8:35 p.m. (18). Altanta Brod Faxon 32-31—63 Bob Beollo taking the coveted Vardon Brod Fobel 3438— 72 Sorordov’s Oomes IP H R KR BB SO Smoltz 7 1-3 6 3 3 2 4 Derov Simon 3537— 72 betrayed. ...” Trophy for the low-scoring Mllwoukee (Hlpoera 9-4) at Toronto Detroit Stanton 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Jim (jollogber 32-32—64 Gordon Jones Don Shlrev 3537— 72 Few sports columnists or editorialists seriously (Stieb 12-8), 1:35 p.m. Alexandr L.5-15 6 10 4 2 1 3 Boever 11-3 1 0 0 1 1 31-34—65 Jim Cochran 3438— 72 average. Baltimore (D.Johnson 3-2) at New York Seorev 2 2 0 0 1 0 Elchhorn L.4-4 2 1-3 4 1 1 2 0 David Peoples 31- 34—65 expect Rose to return to baseball in the near future, Strange, the U.S. Open cham­ (Terrell 2-3), 2:15 p.m. Boston a H c o g e Pot Megowon 35-30—65 although he has the right to appeal for reinstate­ Detroit (Tonona 9-11) ot Boston (Cle­ Smithson W.7-12 3 1 1 BleleckI 5 1-3 6 2 2 3 4 Dick Most 32- 33—65 pion, had a stiff neck that mens 12-9), 2:20 p.m. GrHorrls 0 0 0 Loncaster 3 1-3 2 1 1 1 5 Morris Hotolsky 3^-32—65 ment in a year. His gambling was too dangerous to developed when he answered a Chtcooo (Rosenborg 3-9) at Clevelor>d LSmIth 1- 3 0Assnmehr 1 1 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 John Doty 3Z33—65 the game, they said. (Black 9-10), 7:05 p.m. Murphy S,7 2- 3 1 0 0 MIINIIms WJ-2 1 1 0 0 0 1 Lonce Ten Broeck 32-34—66 Radio, TV telephone call Thursday Ooklond (C.Young 4^) ot Kansas City Umpires— Home, McClelland; First, WP— Smoltz, Boever. PB— Glrordl. Ted Schulz 31-3S-66 “ Pete Rose is banned for life from baseball for morning. (Soberhogen 15-5). 8:05 p.m. Coble; Second, Brinkmon; Third, Cooney. Urnoire*— Home, Rennert; First, Runge; John Inman 31- 35—66 gambling, and everyone except Pete Rose knows Seattle (Holman 5-6) ot Minnesota T— 2:42. Second, Brocklonder; Third, Lovne. Rick Fehr 34-32—66 He walked off the Firestone (West 0^). 8:05 p.m, Billy Tuten 32- Today 3 4 -6 6 it,” the Baltimore Sun wrote. Country Club course after play­ Californio (T.Clark (VO) at Texos T-3:47. A^,456. Don Reese 32-34-66 Rose avoided a formal hearing by signing an (Hough 8-12), 0:35 p.m. Bobby Clompett 31.35— 66 Noon — Tennis: Hamlet ing the front side in a fat, Sundoy's Oansts Russ Cochran 32-34— 66 agreement with baseball. Under its terms, he 5-over-par 40. Pirates 12. Reds 3 Steve Lowery Challenge, ESPN Detroit ot Boston, 1:05 p.m. 3432— 66 accepted lifetime banishment. In return, hedoesn t A player must complete every Baltimore at New York, 1:30 p.m. White Sox 5. Indians 4 Joel Edwards 32- 34—662:15 p.m. — Tigers at Red Chicogo ot Clevelond, 1:35 p.m. Clark Burroughs 33- 34— 67 have to admit he gambled on the game or his own round he starts to remain eligible The Associated Press Milwaukee at Toronto, 1:35 p.m, PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI Rafael Alorcon 33-34—67 Sox, Channel 30. NESN, W TIC Ob r h bl O brbbl team. for the Vardon Trophy. Strange Seottle at Mlnr>esota. 2:15 p.m. CHICAGO CLCVCLAND Tommy Armour III 34gr 1b 4 12 0 Jim Boor05 “I didn’t want to hurt myself.” Wolker dh 2 0 0 0 Clork dh 4 12 0 BHotchr If 3532—67 World Series final: Trumbull. said Friday they have decided not to host Mike in Akron, Ohio. Crenshaw shot a two-over par 72 for the 10 0 0 Roomes rf 4 0 0 0 Clarence Rose 33-34—67 Strange said. "Whenever I would ' Dtvtsloti Boston dh 1 1 0 0 Jocobv 3b 3 0 0 0 Redus 1b 5 3 4 4 Oliver c 4 0 10 Dove Rummells 33on Falcons. Channel 30 Los Angeles 60 67 .472 13 OHcogo VonSlyke 2, Bell, Btnzinger 2, Redus. 35- 33 -6 8 some reports have King trying to put it in the Atlanta Dotson yHA-7 7 1-3 7 4 2 3 5 Miguel Mortin 34-34-68 which is determined by a compli­ 51 76 .403 22 3B— Redus. HR— Redus (4), Bonds Bob Proben 10:30 p.m. — Mets at Pa­ Skvdome in Toronto, i o u m m m FrMay’s Oomes Tblgpen 5,27 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 (17). EDovIs (28). SB — Bell (1). S— 3335—68 cated point list . That list includes C3ilcago4,Atlairta3 Oevttand GIbby Gilbert 3434— 68 dres, SportsChannel. W FAN Mark Etess. a top Trump executive, said the hotel s* JRoblr>son SF— King 2. points for positions on the Vardon Pittsburgh ot Cincinnati, 7:35 o.m Nichols 6 6 4 4 2 1 Rlchord Zokoi 33- 35—66 (AM-660) is playing host to the heavyweight fight between Jim Holtet 3 43 4 -6 8 St. Louis ot Houston, 8:35 o.m Orosco L,1J 2 1 1 0 1 1 IP H R ER BB SO Trophy list, and Strange is now New York ot Son Diego. 10:05 o.m. Yett 1 1 0 0 0 1 Bill Sander 3434—68 Midnight: Giants vs. Jets, Evander Holyfield and Alex Stewart either Nov. 4 or PltNbuffb Phil Honcock shut out in that category. PhlloOelohlo ot Los Angeles, 10:35 om. Nichols Ditched to 3 botters In the 7th JRobIrwn W.6-11 6Z3 10 3 3 1 5 34- 34—68 (tape delay). Channel 11 Dec, 1 and has no current plans for a Tyson fight. BRAmm/1989 AAontreol ot Son Froncisco, 10:35 o.m WP— Dotson. George Codie 32- 36—68 “You don’t think about that sort AASmIfh 2 1-3 2 0 0 0 3 Andy Beon SiBunlay't Oomes Umpires— Home, Phllllos; First, Reed; Cinctafwtl 3632— 68 of thing when you’re out there Pittsburgh (R.Reed 1-3) ot CIncInnotl Second, Voltogglo; Third, Clork BUI Buttner 34- 34—68 Mahler L.9-13 3 2-3 9 8 8 1 2 Ronnie McConn Sunday (R.Roblnson 2-1), 2:15 o.m. T — 2:51. A^0,0S3. Roesler 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 35- 33—68 playing and hurting,” he said. • Atlonto (P.SmIth 3-13) at Chicogo (Sutclitte Fred Funk 33- 35—68 LeMond rides In France BIrtsos 3 6 4 4 1 3 Antonio Cerdo 1 p.m. — Tigers at Red Sox, Crenshaw’s struggle opened 13-9), 4:05 o.m. Charlton 2 1 0 0 1 4 3335— 68 Montreal (Langston 1(M) at Son Froncisco Trevor Dodds 3 4 3 4 - 68 Chs. 30,38, W TIC CHAMBERY, France (AP) — After ne^^arly two the gates to a host of challengers, WP— JRoblnson. BK— Mahler. Willie Wood of OUsmaBUe IGorrells 9-3), 4:05 o.m. 3 5 3 4 -6 9 Umpires— Home, Montogue; First. Morsh; Barry Joeckel 1:30 p.m. — Orioles weeks of races, the top events of the World Cycling including Australian Greg Nor­ St. Louis (HIII6-10) at Houston (Rhoden 1-4), Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Darling 32-37— 69 at 8:35 o.m. Orioles 3, Yankees 1 Scott Verplonk 3435— 69 Championships end this weekend with man. British Open champ Mark • Till Steering <3rlff Rudolph Yankees. MSG, WPOP (AM- Cutlass Supreme Phllodelohio (Cook 5-5) at Los Angeles T— 2:44. A— 25,722. 32- 3 7 - ^ 1400) LeMond of the United States seeking to add to his Calcavecchia and PGA title- (R.AtortInez 3-1), 10:05 o.m. Nolan Henke 3534—69 • Pulse Wipers New York (Darling 12-9) ot Son Diego BALTIMORE NEW YORK Joy Dtlslng 37- 32 -6 9 2 p.m. - Tennis: Hamlet Tour de France crown and Jeannie Longoof r ranee holder Payne Stewart. (Rasmussen 69), 10:35 om O brbbl pole position Yount cf 3 0 0 0 Bell If 2B— Skiught Z Melvin, Barfield, Jefferson. 3535—70 2 110 M O N TR EA L EXPOS— Placed Joe Hes- Kenny Perry 30 under par and three off the pace, LiaMCKSl Deer dh 3 0 0 0 McGrIff 1b 3 1 1 0 3 4 3 6 -7 0 • Leather Wrapped IP H R SR BB SO keth, pitcher, ontheTI-ctavdlsobled list. Called Rex Caldwell Brock lb 3 1 1 0 Whitt c 3 113 3535—70 5 p.m. — Horse Racing: SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS. with Brian Claar. Larry Mize, Broggs If 3 0 11 Femr>dz ss upUrbanoLuoo.pItcher.fromlndkinapolltof David Conipe Steering wheel 4 0 10 Bollard Wz146 the American Association. 3436—70 All-American Derby Ferrari driver Gerhard Berger of Mike Reid and Steve Jones, the Surhoff c 3 00 0 Gruber 3b IZ 3 10 Robert Thompson 3 43 6 -7 0 ESPN 3 0 0 0 Olson S,2D 1-3 0 BASKETBALL David Jackson li/e, put O ur Felder rf 3 0 0 0 Llriono 2b 3 0 0 0 3337—70 6 p.m, - Golf: LPGA World continuous rain and spray Friday t g p only three-time winner on the BOB • Rallye Inst, Panel Ntw YorK NotlemH BoskelMI Assectattaii Jock Larkin WorlL Spiers ss 3 0 0 0 Felix rf 3 0 0 0 CPorfcer Lz56 4 13 INDIANA PACERS— Agreed to terms Mike Bender 3535— Championship 70 of Golf provisional pole position for the ^ World American tour this year. Tefett 9 13 1 Te M i 9 3 6 3 6 3337— 70 (tape /ifamc On it-^ou Cluster GutaTfTKin 323 3 with LaSalle Thompson and Detlef Kim Your>g Prix, just holding off McLaren Honda World 3 4 3 6 - 70 delay), ESPN Jones’ 7-under-par 63 repres­ Rlgh«ttl 1 0 Schremof, forwards. Bobby Colt RILEY Mllwoukee •18 -1 can Otfxndon it/ BK— C Parker. MILW AUKEE BUCKS— Signed Frank 3635— 71 8 p.m, — Chiefs at Bears C3iampion Ayrton Senna. uritnin • Redining Bucket Seats ------8 I X - 3 Roy Bloncolono ented a 13-stroke improvement OLDSMOBILE U mpi res— H o n>e. HIrschbeck. Rrst, Komet, forword, to a three-year contract. Jack Kov Jr 3338— 71 Berger’s teammate, Nigel Mansell of Britaim OP— Toronto 1. LOB— Milwaukee 1, To­ 3437— 71 ESPN from his opening 76. Mize had a Mambar CT Vtatav a W Barnett; Secor>d, Ko k ; Third, Ford. 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Baseball In Japan Is dramatically different By Dave Carpenter The Associated Press Red Sox TWA From page 48 “ Besuboru” fever — catch it. TO K Y O — No matter how you sav it. there’.s no sport quite like "besuboru.” seventh inning Friday night and rallied the Chicago The thrill of a "sayonara” — game-winning home White Sox over the Cleveland Indians 5-4. i^n. A fastbaM pitcher whipping a called third The White Sox overcame a 4-1 deficit in the sutoraikku past the hitter. The umpire yelling r j- V seventh, helped by second baseman Jerry Browne’s “ out-o! ” on a close play at the plate. error. Baseball, it's said, is the most talked-about Richard Dotson, 4-7, gave up four runs, two of subject in Japan after the weather, the yen-dollar ■‘?V' them unearned, on seven hits in 7 1-3 innings. He is rate and sex. America’s most prominent legacy 2-2 in 10 starts since joining the White Sox in late here, along with Mickey Mouse, has been a national June. Bobby Thigpen finished for his 27th save. mania since Abner Doubleday’s heyday. Jesse Orosco, 1-4, gave up Gallagher’s single and This summer, major-league attendance is soar­ took the loss. Cleveland had its three-game winning ing. the pennant racesareheatingupandtheGiants ■ - v"- streak stopped. are in first — just like in the States. It sounds as ) •Ok, • ' A * « . Greg Walker drew a leadoff walk from Rod familiar from afar as the crack of bat on ball. Nichols in the seventh and pinch-runner Daryl But transplanted players swear it’s not. from Boston scored on consecutive singles by Carlos ballpark fare that features fried octopus and eel to Martinez and Steve Lyons. managers bowing to umpires to — get this — Orosco relieved and Browne dropped a throw virtually no contract disputes. while covering first base on Sammy Sosa’s m l It’s been 117 years since baseball was introduced sacrifice, allowing another run to score. Gallagher ':! by a visiting U S. professor named Horace Wilson. It followed with a single up the middle. may be another century before Americans figure The Indians scored two unearned runs in the third, out exactly what the Japanese have done with their aided by a mental error by Dotson and a national pastime. conventional error by first baseman Ivan Calderon. Larry Parrish leans on his bat behind home plate and gestures toward his Yakult Swallows team­ Brad Komminsk walked, Andy Allanson singled mates doing repeated outfield sprints before the and Browne sacrificed them to second and third. On '/ Felix Ferm in’s grounder to the mound, Komminsk game. ; i You watch these guys when they come in to the broke for home but was bluffed back to third by dugout.” he tells a visitor. ‘‘They’ll be drenched .5-v 4 : Dotson, who didn’t see that Allanson was already with sweat from practice. It’s that way every day arriving at third. They have nothing left for the game.” l \ Dotson threw Fermin out at first, and Komminsk Then the 6-foot-3 Parri.sh. who hit 2.'56 homers in 15 sprinted home as Calderon was unable to get the ball sea.sons with Boston. Texasand Montreal, steps into X out of his glove cleanly to make a throw. Allanson the batting cage and puts on a display of American scored on Dion James’ RBI single. brawn. He sends pitch after pitch sailing deep into Cleveland added two in the fourth when the left-field seats of the Tokyo Dome, a near-clone Komminsk hit an RBI single, stole second and of Minneapolis’ Metrodome. to the “oohs” and applause of early-arriving fans. scored on Allanson’s single. The White Sox scored a run in the first on For all the progre.ss the Japanese have made in catching up to American baseball, no one cru.shes Calderon’s sacrifice fly. balls like a “ gaijin.” or foreigner. Orioles 3, Yankees 1: In New York, Jeff Ballard With a few notable exceptions, such as three-time became Baltimore’s top winner in three years with Triple Crown winner Hiromitsu Ochiai and the relief help from Gregg Olson as the Orioles beat the retired Sadaharu Oh. U.S. retreads or washouts New York Yankees 3-1 Friday night. annually dominate the power-hitting categories. ^ The Aesoclated Press Baltimore maintained it l ‘/%-game lead over The late-August (Aug. 22) home run leaders with BESUBORO — Larry Parrish, formerly Toronto in the American League East. The Yankees "Besuboro" Stadium on their totals in parentheses: O c il Fielder (35) with Boston, Texas and Montreal fell to 58-72. Ralph Bryant (35). Parrish (29). Greg “ Boomer’’ watches his Yakult Swallow teammates talked^ah^^'t 's the most Wells (28). Mike Diaz (29). Willie Upshaw (29). Twins 2, Mariners 1: In Minneapolis. Mike Dyer take batting practice for a “nighter”, or allowed four hits in seven innings and Jeff Reardon There are three ways the Japanese compensate night game with the Yomiuri Giants at for their relative lack of clout: practice, practice got his 25th save as the Minnesota Twins beat more practice. Seattle 2-1 Friday night and sent the Mariners to be good.” their ninth consecutive loss. Last year’s Central League champions, the But while fond of the Japanese, the 36-year-old Chunichi Dragons, went 162 days without a day off, A standing joke among American players is that Dyer, 2-3. allowed four hits in seven innings, ^ystified by what he calls their the whole team often going straight from the airport the umpire’s traditional cry at the start of the game struck out seven and walked one. Jeff Reardon got should be amended here to “ Work ball! ” regimented approach to the sport. The Associated Press to four-hour voluntary workouts. During a similarly five outs for his 25th save, finishing the combined Warren Cromartie, the former Montreal Expo is more important than the five-hitter. “voluntary” month-long training camp in the game, he says. “ And it’s repetitive — over and the first inning of afternoon’s game at offseason, players spend 10 hours a day on the field has starred for six seasons as center fielder for the First baseman Alvin Davis’ first-inning error LIMBO — Atlanta Braves’ shortstop Yomiuri Giants, the favorite team of more than half over and oyer again. These guys don’t have fun allowed Minnesota to take the lead and Dan Gladden Wrigiey Field. The Cubs won, 4-3, in 12 in hand-numbing conditions each January. ^"couraged to think for themselves.” Andres Thomas, left, is late applying the Robert Whiting, an American-born resident who the Japanese. This summer his batting average is hit a run-scoring single in the third. Kirby Puckett, innings. hovering around .400 as he bids to become the first What they do have, as Whiting points out, is “ wa” who scored the second run. singled twice for his 57th tag to Chicago Cubs' Jerome Walton has written two books on Japanese baseball, says — harmony, team spirit and unity. after the latter stole second base during the attitude was typified by Manager Suishu Tobita, player in the 54-year professional history of multiple-hit game of the season, Japane.se baseball to top that figure over a full The game reflects the culture — the group ethic Randy Johnson. 5-5, lost his third consecutive still known as the god of Japanese baseball. and the work ethic,” explains the author of the “If the players do not try so hard as to vomit blood 130-game season. “ Kuromatti-san” owns one of the decision, allowing two runs and eight hits in over G highest salaries, an estimated $1.44 million this newly published “You Gotta Have Wa.” 1-3 innings. Seattle is on its longest losing streak in practice, then they cannot hope to win games ” 'They took the philosophy of martial arts — wrote Tobita, who died in 1965. “ One must suffer to year, and even does T V endorsements, holding up a since June 12-21 last season. Cubs bottle as he says: “ Kirin beer: Banzai!” endle.ss training and development of spirit — and A1 Newman singled to lead off the first, stole grafted it onto baseball " From page 48 .second and third and scored with one out when Puckett grounded to third and Davis couldn’t handle Darnell Coles’ throw. Lonnie Smith put the Braves force Treadway at the plate. Jeff In the third, Gagne and Puckett hit consecutive Dale Murphy gave the Braves a Next stop for Easy Goer is the Woodward ahead 1-0 in the first inning with Blauser then walked to force in a 1 singles and Gagne stole third, Gagne was out at 3-2 lead in the eighth with his 18th M ITU7 \7r\t>rr / a ^ . . . - his 19th home run but the Cubs run NEW YO RK (AP) — Easy Goer will Belmont Stakes, preventing Sunday home attempting to score on Gene Larkin’s homer on a pitch from reliever make his next start in the Woodward Travers at Saratoga, the final major rallied with two runs in the Silence from winning the Triple paddock than to fly 2.000 miles ” grounder to third but Gladden followed with a Lcs Lancaster. Pirates 12, Reds 3: In Cincinnati, Stakes at Belmont on Sept. 16, trainer Crown. ^year-old stakes of the year. While The Cubs tied it in the bottom of bottom of the inning. Easy Goer has won his last three McGaughey .said he would have single. . Walton singled, stole second the Cincinnati Reds, playing their Shug McGaughey .said Friday, by­ Greg Briley and Jeffrey Leonard singled in the the eighth when Sandberg drew a “Our plans are to run in the races, Sunday Silence has lost two in a three options after the Woodward: and scored on a double by first game since Pete Rose was passing a chance to meet archrival seventh and Ken Griffey Jr. hit a run-.scoring walk from John Smoltz. After Woodward,” McGaughey .said. “If Ih !Ti Breeders’ Cup, run in McClendon, who came home on banned from baseball for life, lost Sunday Silence again before their Belmont and the Swaps double. Dyer got out of the inning when Leonard was Lloyd McClendon flied out, rookie .something comes up that I ’m not Stakes at Hollywood Park to the Pittsburgh Pirates 12-3 showdown at the Breeders’ Cup in the $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup on thrown out at home trying to score on Jay Buhner’s Mike Stanton replaced Smoltz Grace’s single. .satisfied with in the next two or three Jeff Treadway led off the Friday night as Gary Redus hit November. 'The two almost certainly will meet S vR Oct. 21 grounder and Scott Bradley struck out. and Mark Grace fouled to third. NYRA Mile at Aqueduct. The first of Braves’ sixth with a single off for the cycle. Sunday Silence, who beat Easy weeks, we’ll u.se the Super Derby as in the $3 million Breeders’ Cup Classic Joe Boever relieved and threw starter Mike Bielecki and Smith A crowd of 25.722 brought only a Goer in the Kentucky Derby and an alternative.” on Nov. 4 at Gulfstream. *h®^ihree options was most likely, he a wild pitch allowing Sandberg to walked, and one out later, the few reminders of Rose to River­ thinking is to try to get him to take second. Andre Dawson fol­ Preakness, is scheduled to run next in Ea.sy Goer became the frontrunner The first drafted player to perform in the N F L runners advanced on a passed front Stadium — a sign that said the Breeders’ Cup the best way we B depends upon what we get out of lowed with a double to tie the the Super Derby at Louisiana Downs for Horse of the Year honors last was Riley Smith of Alabama. He was picked second ball. After, Darrell Evans was “Thanks Pete For 4,256,” his final on Sept. 24. Easy Goer won the can. McGaughey said. “ It’s a lot the race one way or another or if I in 1936 by Boston. The No. 1 choice in the initial score. hit total, and another that simply Saturday when he won the $1 million Smoltz allowed six hits in 7 1-3 intentionally walked, Lancaster easier to walk five minutes to the S ” McGaughey draft. Jay Berwanger of Chicago, did not play pro said. “ 14.” innings and struck out four relieved and got a grounder to football.

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SPORTS

RED SOX SWEEP TIGERS

A L Roundup

BOSTON (A P) — Mike Smithson allowed one run in seven innings and Ellis Burks and Jody Reed hit solo homers Friday, leading the Boston Red Sox past the Detroit Tigers 4-2 in the first game of a

doubleheader. In the second game, the Red Sox posted an easy 11-3 victory. Despite the pair of victories, the Red Sox picked

up only half a game on first-place Baltimore, who

knocked off the New York Yankees, 3-1.

Smithson. 7-12, gave up three hits walked none,

and struck out three. Greg Harris pitched one

inning. Lee Smith got one out in the ninth and Rob

Murphy finished for his seventh save. The Red Sox capitalized on three Detroit errors

for unearned runs in the second and third innings

against Doyle Alexander, 5-15, while sending the

Tigers to their fifth consecutive defeat.

Burks led off the fifth with a line shot off a left-field

upright for his 10th homer and Reed began the sixth

with his second home run to give Boston a 4-0 lead.

Smithson retired the first 13 batters in order

before Matt Nokes singled to center Nokes also had

an RBI single in the ninth. Smithson lost a shutout bid in the seventh, when

Lou Whitaker doubled over right-fielder Kevin

Romine’s head and scored on a pair of infield

grounders. Boston took a 1-0 lead in the second on consecutive

fielding errors and Rich Gedman’s RBI single.

In the third, Marty Barrett singled, took second on

Mike Greenwell’s single, advanced to third on a

force play at second and scored on a throwing error

by first baseman Dave Bergman

Blue Jays 3, Brewers 1; In Toronto. Jimmy Key and

Tom Henke combined on a three-hitter and Ernie Whitt hit a three-run homer Friday night as Toronto beat the Milwaukee Brewers 3-1 before 49,457 fans, a Blue Jays’ record. Toronto won its fourth straight game and sent Milwaukee to its fourth consecutive loss. / ■ Key. 9-13, gave up three hits in seven innings in his second appearance since coming off the disabled The Associated Press list. He struck out six with no walks.

Henke finished for his 13th save He fanned three, IN CONTROL — Boston Red Sox a run on three hits in seven innings and giving him 35 strikeouts in his last 22 1-3 innings. starting pitcher Mike Smithson throws picked up the win as Boston won, 4-2.

Jeff Peterek, 0-1, lost in his third third against Detroit in the seventh inning of The Red Sox also won the second game, major-league start. He allowed three runs on four

hits and four walks in 4 1-3 innings the first game of a doubleheader Friday 11-3.

George Bell extended his hitting streak to 16 night at Fenway Park. Smithson allowed

games with a two-out single in the third and Fred

McGriff followed with a single. Whitt homered just

inside the right-field foul pole, his 10th home run of

the season and fifth at th SkyDome. Cubs nip Braves in 12 innings Key retired the first 13 batters before Greg Brock

singled. Glenn Braggs doubled off the wall in CHICAGO (A P) - Ryne Sand­ Jerome Walton was given an right-center field, scoring Brock. berg’s run-scoring single with one intentional walk before Sandberg Peterek walking three straight batters with two out in the 12th inning Friday gave NL Roundup bounced a single to left field off outs in the first before getting Tony Fernandez to Chicago a 4-3 victory over the reliever Mark Eichhorn, 4-4. ground out. Atlanta Braves, snapping the Mitch Williams, 3-2, pitched White Sox 5, Indians 4: In Cleveland. Dave Cubs’ six-game losing streak. injured Damon Berryhill. led off one inning for the victory. Gallagher’s two-runs single capped a four-run Catcher Rich Wrona, recalled the 12th with a single to left.

See RED SOX, page 47 upearlier in the day to replace the Domingo Ramos sacrificed and See CUBS, page 47