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BOLTON OlVIDED ON BAN By Maureen Leavitt time,” Cheney said Friday. " I do what antiquated,” Veitch said. other options to consider.” The Associated Press believe the zoning regulations have to “ Things are changing, and they are Selectman Richard Pelletier, a be updated and I do believe a changing rapidly. I think the town Democrat, said he was opposed to the BOLTON — A proposal for a moratorium would be the most would be buying a little time to have idea. First Selectman Robert R. six-month moratorium on building is equitable way to do that.” the opportunity to review the regula­ Morra could not be reached for gaining support among some of the Cheney said regulations are needed tions so that mistakes aren’t made.” comment Friday. town’s top elected officials but disap­ for condominiums. He also said the Veitch said proposals were coming Robert L. Campbell, a member of proval from others. town building codes do not properly to the Zoning Commission “ too fast the Conservation Commission and Mark Johnson, chairman of the address modular homes. and too furious" because of an earlier Inland Wetlands Agency, said the Zoning Commission, proposed the Democrat James C. Veitch, a boom in construction. moratorium would give the commis­ moratorium earlier this week. It newcomer to the Board of Selectman When a proposal for a large sion a chance to take a closer look at would halt all building in town except who has been on the Zoning Commis­ condominium complex came before conservation issues in town. “ The moratorium would buy time to for that on approved subdivisions. sion for the last two years, also agreed the commission, Veitch said, “ We just Republican Selectman Douglas T. that the regulations need to be didn’t have a proper set of regulations correct the jumbled up zoning regula­ Cheney said now would be a good time restructured. But he added he would to handle the situation.” tions.” Campbell said. to go forward with the moratorium not like to see people put out of work But Republican Selectman Carl A. Campbell, who is also a member of because of a lull in construction in because of a moratorium. Preuss said he is not sure a the Board of Finance, said there is town. He agreed with Johnson that the Veitch, though, said the town may moratorium is the right approach. money in the budget for updating the moratorium would buy officials time face more problems if the zoning “ This was just one option and I think zoning regulations. to update town zoning regulations. regulations aren't updated. it needs to be discussed and aired,” “ I think it would be an opportune “ The zoning regulations are some­ Preuss said. “ There might be some Please see BOLTON, page 8

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REGIONAL WEATHER Accu-Weathef® forecast for Saturday State woman ambush victim Bush predicts Daytime Condibons arxf High Temperatures NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Connecticut Audubon Society and between Tsavo and Amboseli. F Gunmen attacked a group of had 19 participants — 18 from Two Americans remain hospi­ budget victory Cartboo |60”[ Ainerican tourists viewing wild­ Connecticut and one from Geor­ talized after being beaten up last life in southern Kenya, killing a gia, said Lauren Brown, a society week while on a horseback riding Connecticut woman, wounding a spokeswoman in Fairfield, Conn. safari in Masai Mara. The U.S. Connecticut man and robbing The two-week tour began July Embassy refused to release any WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush on Friday Y others of money, a source said 17, she said. details about the two. predicted victory for his military priorities on n g Friday. Police Commissioner Philip Maintaining the security of Capitol Hill despite a series of defeats this week The attack Thursday was the Kilonzo and Richard Leakey, Kenya’s parks and tourist loca­ when the House demolished his defense spending proposals. second on tourists in Kenya this director of wildlife, went to the tions is vital to the East Africa month. scene to investigate. nation, which says it has had “ I think we will prevail for most of what we Vorli |B3- I The incident occurred as 19 It was the latest in a series of nearly 3 million tourists since want,” the president said, standing behind the tourists were riding in three vans costly Strategic Defense Initiative, popularly A tla n tic attacks on tourists that began in 1984. Tourism last year brought in along the 40-mile road between September when a Dutch tourist nearly $350 million and has known as Star Wars, and the B-2 stealth bomber as Octfjn 'CD the Amboseli and Tsavo national was shot in the chest in Meru become Kenya’s top foreign key components of his “ strategic concept.” parks, the source said. National Park. exchange earner. Funds for those two systems, along with Bush’s request for the MX rail missile and the single­ A<4 U lik The woman was killed instantly Also in September, the remains when shot through the head by of a British woman were found in After the French couple was warhead Midgetman missile, were reduced or cut two men with AK-47 semiauto­ sprawling Masai Mara Game killed, the government said it out completely in the House-passed version of the matic rifles, and the man was Reserve in southwestern Kenya. stepped up security to make sure defense authorization bill on Thursday. shot in the chest, according to a An inquest begins Aug. 7 into her the national parks and game “ I am disappointed that the House did what they Weather source. Some money also was death, which her father says was reserves were “ peaceful and did,” Bush said. He noted that the lawmakers stolen. murder. Police have said she comfortable havens” for tourists restored money for some of the systems that he and Frances Jones, a U.S. State could have fallen prey to wild and to ensure the survival of Defense Secretary Dick Cheney advocated cutting O Manchester and vicinity: Today, sunny, high in Department spokeswoman, iden­ animals. wildlife. out. “ Yesterday was not the House’s most the low 80s. Light and variable winds. Tonight, tified the dead woman as Marie memorable moment, but we’re going to keep In the first week of July, two Kenya has suffered increased clear. Low in the 50s. Sunday, mostly sunny, high in Esther Ferraro, age unknown. fighting on for what we believe in,” he said. French tourists were shot to poaching activity in which armed the eighties. She was a resident of Bethany. Bush made the comments at a wide-ranging news death in Meru National Park, bandits seeking valuable ivory State Department officials said conference that he called to spotlight the switch by east of Mount Kenya, by tusks have been stalking and o Coastal: Today, sunny. High around 80. Wind the man has been identified as Rep. Tommy Robinson of Arkansas from the poachers. Leakey had called it an killing elephants, primarily in north 10 to 15 mph. tonight, clear. Low around 60. Allen E. Sullivan, age unknown, Democratic to the Republican Party. Sunday, mostly sunny. High around 80. isolated incident, and said he did Tsavo National Park. The president also expressed confidence he would of Fairfield. not think the poachers were Northwest Hills: Today, sunny. High 75 to 80. The gunmen apparently am­ Since Leakey became director prevail with his multibillion-dollar bailout plan for “ looking for tourists to shoot.” the savings & loan industry, even though House and Wind north 10 mph. Tonight, clear. Low in the 50s. bushed the tourists along a bad of wildlife in March, Kenya has Senate negotiators this week agreed on a plan that Sunday, mostly sunny. High around 80. stretch of road that forced them In April, three West German stepped up its anti-poaching to slow down, said the source, who tourists were wounded by gun­ efforts. Since January, game rejects a key funding mechanism he has insisted on. Southwestern region: Today, sunny and clear. spoke on condition of anonymity. men who ambushed their vehi­ rangers have killed more than 20 Highs in the low 80s. Light, westerly breezes. The trip was organized by the cles in about the same spot poachers. n Tonight, clear, with temperatures dropping to the mid 50s. Sunday, mostly sunny again, with highs in Exxon hedges the 80s. Patient on leave O’Neill tells The Aeeocleted Frees cleanup promise FLEES ATTACK — A woman hurries duel between warring Christian and Lottery staff times Friday past smoke billowing from a Moslem factions in Beirut. held in stabbing WASHINGTON (A P) — The Exxon Corp. told n Congress on Friday it is committed to any buiiding hit during overnight an artiilery -JD Connecticut daily: 658. Play Four: 8188. are tough “ reasonable” continuation of the Alaska oil spill Connecticut “ Lotto" Friday: 3, 8, 19, 22, 28, 38 cleanup next spring. President Bush said he would O MIDDLETOWN (AP) - Vio­ handled hunting knife, witnesses lence shattered a festive street HARTFORD (A P ) - State do his best to make sure Exxon doesn’t “ pull back on said. They both collapsed on the an agreement.” Dueling factions batter Beirut fair Friday when a mental patient ground. employees have to understand Index out on an eight-hour pass fatally that Connecticut is going Exxon officials testified the company intends to stabbed a 9-year-old girl as her ' The attack lasted about a through difficult fiscal times suspend cleanup activities in September because of mother and dozens of horrified minute before the assailant was and that they can’t get as much oncoming winter weather and would return to see if pulled off the girl, witnesses said. more work is necessary in the spring. R iia in M a O p i n i n n onlookers watched, police said. in pay raises as they might in massive overnight shelling r.lHaaiflArl ‘ -X A -d n Pan p lA 39 like. Gov. William A. O’Neill But a top U.S. Coast Guard official said he expects 3lqr r\ Two police officers and a “ Everybody started scream­ r.n m lcA R A ligin n l A - i i ; said Friday. “ disagreements on what should be done” next year, "oigit ---- ing,” said a woman who would not F n riia 1 7 - 3 !) Senior Citizen passerby pulled the man off the with no clear consensus on how free of oil the BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - It was the heaviest shelling duel blood.^’ — 1 nr.al/Rtatn R.S .Rpnrta 4 9 -4 * girl, but not before he had give her name. “ This little girl He was responding to re­ stretches of rocky Alaska shore must be before Warring Syrian and Christian in the four-month confrontation Broken power cables dangled n S / W n r if i came out of Woolworth’s, and this O bituaries 8 II 9 -1 1 repeatedly stabbed the girl in the ports this week that state being declared clean. forces battered Beirut with 50,000 “ in terms of firepower used and on streets littered with craters head and chest, police said. man, this man just started managers — about 2,300 mid­ Exxon’s plans in the cleanup of more than 700 shells and rockets overnight, destruction wreaked,” said the and glass shards. Hundreds of cutting her.” level bureaucrats — were miles of shoreline, damaged by the Exxon Valdez killing 13 people in a random Jessica Short of Wallingford police spokesman. burned-out cars smoldered. planning a class-action suit bombardment that one radio was pronounced dead at Mid­ “ Nobody was helping her.” the tanker spill last March, came under scrutiny this Syrian gunners in west Beirut An electric tools warehouse in against the state over O’Neill’s station called “ a night of insane iUanrhpatpr HrralJi dlesex Memorial Hospital in woman said. “ People were week with the disclosure of an internal company and north Lebanon joined forces west Beirut burned from midight decision in June to cap their terror.” Middletown about a half hour screaming and running. He cut memorandum which said “ no commitment should at 8 p.m. Thursday and started to midday. Fire engines wre pay raises at 3.5 percent. The eight-hour barrage after the 2:20 p.m. attack, police her on the arm and then just stood be made” on the timing of suspending or resuming blasting Jounieh, east Beirut and unable to battle the fire because IJSPG 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 255 sparked fires that raged out of said. there and started slabbing her in “ The state managers have cleanup operations. the Christian port of Byblds, he of a water shortage. control and gutted scores of David Peterson, 37, of Middle- the chest.” done an outstanding job for the Asked by reporters about the matter at a White said. “ A night of insane terror,” the Penny M. Sleflert, Publisher warehouses, shops and apart­ town, who was on a day pass from “ Then a man came and helped state of Connecticut,” O’ Neill House news conference Friday — hours after Exxon Aoun’s forces struck back at Moslem-controlled Voice of the Qsorge T. Chuppell Oennis M. Santoro ment buildings. Connecticut Valley Hospital, a her.” said. “ However, we’ve just officials testified on Capitol Hill — Bush made clear Syrian batteries with 155mm- Nation radio said of the thunder­ Editor Advertliing OIrector Orange flames blazed against state mental hospital in Middle- An angry Mayor Sebastian J. come through some tough he considers Exxon to have made a commitment to howitzers, but their allies from ous duel waged with multibar- Jeanna Q. Fromarth Sheldon Cohen the night sky as residents co­ town, was charged with murder, Garafalo said he wanted to know fiscal times. stay with the cleanup. the Lebanese Forces militia fired reled launchers that spit 40 Buslneti Manager Composing Manager wered in basements and bomb said police Chief George R. why Peterson, who police said “ I requested that the state “ If I had the feeling Exxon was going to pull back an indiscriminate barrage at rockets a minute. Oanisa A. Robert* Robert H. Hubbard shelters. Aylward. had a history of violent behavior, managers take the 3.5 percent on an agreement or fail to fulfill an agreement west Beirut. The shelling tapered “ We’re being killed in our beds. Q Pqrionnel Manager Presaroom Manager Almost every neighborhood in Police don’t believe Peterson had been let out for the day. this year, rather than the 12 they’d made with us, with the government, or with off at 4 a.m. ... Beirut is being massacred and Frank J. McSweegan the divided capital and the had any relationship to the girl “ A young life was wasted and 1 percent they’ve been receiving the state of Alaska, I would be very much exercised People emerged from bunkers no one in the Arab world or the Circulation OIrector Christian port city of Jounieh and Aylward characterized the want to know why,” Garafalo in some years. Until we get and try my best to do something about it,” said the and jammed supermarkets, buy­ outside world seems to care,” Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the were hit “ as if by a killer attack as a “ random act of said at a news conference. "I through these tough fiscal president. ing food and bottled water in said an announcer on Christian- Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 6ralnard Place. Manchester. earthquake,” said a police spo­ Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. violence.” keep asking, ‘Why?’ It’s so times, I would hope they would Alaska officials publicly interpreted the July 19 anticipation of another run Voice of Lebanon, his voice kesman. “ It was Beirut’s night of Postmaster: Send adcress changes to the Manchester Herald, The stabbing took place on the senseless. Why?” understand that,” the gover­ Exxon memo as an indication the company was bombardment. choking with emotion. P.O. Box 501. Manchester, Conn. 06040. horror and terror.” city’s Main Street, which was A spokeswoman at Connecticut nor said. preparing to pull out of a cleanup effort that was far “ Is this apocalypse?” asked One rocket devastated the top If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 He said 13 people were killed a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable closed to traffic for an annual Valley said its executive director, The managers claim the from completed. The brouhaha prompted Friday’s Hisham Sinno, a Sunni Moslem floor of the seven-story building and 65 wounded, raising the toll to to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-0946 by 6 sidewalk sale and street fair, Martha Lewis, would issue a governor’s order is tanta­ hearing by the Interior Subcommittee on Water, grocer whose shop was des­ housing offices of The Associated p.m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester. 494 dead and 2,014 injured since which draws tens of thousands of statement, but the telephone at mount to a breach of contract Power and Offshore Energy Resources, during troyed. “ I’m destroyed. I have no Press and the U.S. television Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for one the latest fighting erupted March source of income left.” networks CBS and NBC. month. $23.10 for three months, $46.20 for six months and people. her office went unanswered. between them and the state. which Exxon was asked to detail, its intentions. 8 between Lebanese army com­ $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 cents a copy. Peterson grabbed Short from The attack shattered the festive O’Neill said he didn’t believe The memo, written by the manager of Exxon’s “ Let them all roast in hell, “ The explosion blew me out of The Msiicnester Herald lsam«mbei of The Associated Press, mander Michel Aoun’s mainly behind just after she walked out spirit of an annual sidewalk sale that, but added, “ if it goes to cleanup operation in Alaska, “ suggests Exxon is those who are roasting Beirut! ” my bed. I found myself flat on the tne Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press putting together its plan for demobilization without Christian troops and an alliance said Albert TawiI, a Christian floor with glass shards showering ■ Association and the New England Newspaper Association. of an F.W. Woolworth Co. store, and street fair. Afterward, police court, only the courts will of the Syrian army and Druse me,” said AP correspondent and started flailing at her head blocked off a large section of the make that decision.” Coast Guard approval,” said Rep. George Miller, bank employee in east Beirut. “ I Moslem militiamen. and chest with a large, black- street to collect evidence. D-Calif., chairman of the subcommittee. wish one day I ’ll drink their Farouk Nassar, 9 8 9 Ju

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T h * Associated Press in your area... i "Annie, Get Your Gun" » REMEMBRANCE — This photo of Vietnam War veteran who suffered Earn money and prizes by State pulls J Thursday, August 3,1989 - 1:30 p.m. J John Pearson greeted mourners at from flashbacks, was killed last week, LOCAL St. Andrews Episcopal Church in possibly in a struggle over a bottle of delivering the J Friday, August 4,1989 - 7:30 p.m. J Milford Friday. Pearson, a homeless in reins on alcohol. Manchester Herald & S T A T E J Saturday, August 5,1989 - 7:30 p.m. J in your neighborhood. Dam funds approved developers % BUCKLEY SCHOOL t Jk 250 Vernon St., Manchester, CT 06040 ^ Homeless murder victim The State Bond Commission approved bonding Call today to get more details. HARTFORD (AP) - State 3 f . ^ k- Friday of $177,000 for repair of the dam at Risley * Donation: Adults $4.00 Reservoir owned by the Manchester Land housing officials, wary of grow­ carried scars of Vietnam Conservation Trust Inc. ing reports of influence-peddling J Children 12 & under & 647-9946 The sum is in addition to $23,000 which had in federal housing projects, have Bv Gorn Falrclough These are real people with futures and already been approved by the state and spent on ordered all developers involved 4 Senior Citizens $2.00 The Associated Press pasts. Real people,” said Mary Ellen an engineering study to determine what repairs in state projects to disclose any Tarasovich who used to live in the city’s are needed. use or planned use of consultants. i Ticket Info Call 649-7201 MILFORD — A former Army medic, only shelter for the homeless, the Beth-el The land trust was given the dam, the reservoir State Housing Commissioner John Pearson turned to alcohol to escape Shelter. * 649-9758 Linden St...... a ir and 104 acres of land by the heirs of John S. Risley John Papandrea instituted the the flashbacks and painful memories that "Maybe this was his purpose, to bring on condition the dam be repaired and the land new reporting requirements continued to haunt him IS years after he attention to this problem. Milford is always Locust St...... all preserved for open space. Tuesday. Deputy Housing Com­ returned from Vietnam. too proud to admit that it has problems like Myrtle St...... all missioner Michael Brown said For five years, until he was beaten and this,” Tarasovich said. Oak PI...... all Thursday. strangled last week during what friends Among the mourners were about 10 O’Neill would back Moffett "The Department of Housing speculate was a fight over a bottle of members of the Milford chapter of the Chestnut St...... 90-122 never wants to appear as if it’s in liquor, PS^rson lived in '|i' fortress-like Vietnam Veterans of America who had Laral St...... all HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. William A. O’Neill the business of allowing the use of assemblage of fallen treesi^^nd discarded taken the day off from work to attend the Laural PI...... all saidFriday he expects to seek re-election next consultants who bring no techni­ COME WITH US tires in the woods near U.S. Route 1. service. Although they did not know year and said he would support Toby Moffett, cal expertise to the project,” New St...... all who once waged a bitter campaign against him, The 36-year-old veteran carried serious Pearson, they said they were all too West Middle Tpke...... 8-150 even Brown said. emotional and physical scars from his tour familiar with the problems he faced. should Moffett become the Democrats’ nominee The policy follows numerous ON A in Vietnam, his friends say. His brother “To all of us, he’s still a brother whether Oakland Heights...... all for Congress. reports that developers seeking and fiancee were both killed in the war and we knew him or not. We share a common Brownstone Apts...... all Moffett, who now lives in Branford in the 3rd federal housing subsidies from he was severely injured himself when a bond as veterans of a war that was hated by Rachel Rd...... all Congressional District, is reportedly seriously the Department-of Housing and ^SOrSSEEKER- helicopter he was riding in was sprayed our country,” said Kevin Leydon, the considering a bid for the 5th District Democratic Urban Development have hired Squire Village ...... all nomination. with gunfire. chapter president. Wetherell ...... all political consultants to help win The Milford police had sent Pearson to “There are many more just like John federal funds. the hospital more than once for Bidwell...... !!!!!!!!! all a f a r i and we need to lend an ear to their cries for Cries prompted baby-burning A continuing Congressional in­ S SEARCHING ID KNOW (30D detoxification. help,” said Vincent Lattanzi, who runs the Lakewood Cir. No. & So."!!!!!!! all vestigation into such influence­ But, Pearson’s friends say, he was sober Beth-el Shelter. "There are a lot of Hillcrest ...... all HARTFORD (AP) — A 24-year-old unwed peddling has not resulted in any and looking for work last 'Thursday, the mother who deliberately scalded her 4-month-old veterans out there going through the same Alpine...... [ all baby in hot water said it was frustration that criminal charges, but has THIS SUMMERS EXCITING THEME FOR day he was killed. kinds of things.” sparked criticism of the way VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL They say that despite his problems, Officials estimate that about one-third of Haynes...... all drove her to hurt her child. HUD operated during the Reagan Pearson was quick to laugh and make homeless men are war veterans and that of Russell ...... all The mother, Robin Urbanski of Bristol, a years. — EVERYONE INVITED AGES 3 YRS others laugh, loved to play chess and was native of Manchester, was sentenced Thursday There have also been reports those, about half are Vietnam-era M ain...... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! !!!!!!!!! 28^378 in Hartford Superior Court to 14 years in prison, THRU 7TH GRADE always ready to lend a hand. veterans. Mam ...... 836-1229 that Waterbury developer Sher­ EXPERIENCE FUN. GAMES, MUSIC, BIBLE STORIES. LIVE Pearson’s life "puzzled us and filled us suspended after 7>A years. She had confessed to man Cooper may have used part EXOTIC ANIMALS. CRAFTS & A TRIP TO A FARM. Barry Kasintz, a spokesman for Viet­ Center St...... 66-236 even badly burning her daughter in Canton on Feb. 3, with confusion,’’ said the Rev. David nam Veterans of America in Washington, of a state housing loan to pay PLACE: Church St...... all 1987, after the child wouldn’t stop crying. DATES: Angelica Friday during a memorial mass said that homlessness was "high on the list consultants he had hired to help MANCHESTER CHURCH OF MONDAY, AUGUST 7TH THRU for the homeless veteran in St. Andrew’s of problems facing Vietnam veterans. Gorman PI...... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! aii him obtain federal housing THE NAZARENE SUNDAY. AUGUST 13TH Episcopal church. Agent Orange, PTSD (post-traumatic Raw clams cause Illness subsidies. 230 MAIN STREET TIME: About 50 people, some of them homeless MANCHESTER. CT 06040 stress syndrome) and homelessness are CALL NOW HARTFORD (AP) — State and local officials Cooper received a $385,000 state WEEKNIGHTS 7-9PM people who knew Pearson, some of them the three problems on everyone’s mind.” rehabilitation loan after he had SATURDAY 2PM PICNIC members of a local Vietnam veteran’s moved Friday to close shellfish beds off Fairfield SUNDAY 9:30AM CLOSING Pearson was “haunted by the memories after an outbreak of intestinal illnesses among paid $76,800 to consultants who group, gathered in the small, white church of Vietnam. There was a lot of pain and 647-9946 / 643-2711 helped him seek federal funds. FOR INFORMATION OR TRANSPORTATION in the Devon section of Milford. struggle with what he experienced in the some people who had eaten raw clams taken His lawyer, William St. John, said CALL 6 4 6 -8 5 9 9 o r 6 5 9 -1 3 5 3 Many said they hoped the service would past,” Lattanzi said. from Fairifield waters. Cooper initially paid the consult­ draw attention to homelessness, especially Pearson regularly ate meals at the State Department of Agriculture officials were ing fees out of his own funds, but ■ among Vietnam veterans. Beth-el soup kitchen and for two months trying to determine the source of pollution that later used some of the state loan "I just hope that all this will make people last winter he lived in the shelter, Lattanzi lianrlyratFr apparently affected the clams. money to reimburse himself. realize there’s a lot that needs to be done. said. 9 8 9 J u

C a le n d a r CHFA had letter before Cotter’s NATION & WORLD HARTFORD (A P) — About a and a CHFA official worked developer Antony Galazan of Manchester month before the late John P. together to artificially inflate the scheming together to bilk CHFA Cotter Jr. wrote a suicide note construction costs of state- of more than $1 million bv W E DELIVER EMERGENCY alleging a $1 million fraud assisted developments artificially inflating the costs of Monday New emperor For Home Delivery, Call It was not clear what steps, if two Middletown projects. Fire — Police — Medical Pension Board. Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m scheme at the Connecticut Hous­ Tuesday ing Finance Authority, an ano­ any, CHFA took to investigate the 647-9946 DIAL 911 Y nymous letter to the authority original, anonymous letter Those are the same charges Cheney National Historic Commission Great Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 made the same charges, accord­ The Hartford Courant. relying that Cotter, a Hartford developer, remains a In Manchester Lawn Subcommittee. Wesley Gryk’s home at 50 made in a letter he wrote shortly Forest St . 5 p.m. ing to a published report. on unidentified sources, said the before killing his wife, his two Board of Directors. Lincoln Center hearing room. The anonymous letter, like anonymous letter accused CHFA 7:30 p.m. Cotter’s, alleged that a developer underwriter Nicholas Tomeo and children and himself in his home. distant figure Wednesday Public hearing on Main Street construction, 'V Lincoln Center hearing room. 7:30 p.m. O b itu a rie s Bv Eric Taimadge Thursday The Associated Press • LOOK AT WHAT Cheney National Historic District Commission, Wesley Gryk’s home at 50 Forest St., 5 p.m. TOKYO (A P) — A breeze of change has begun to Associated Press WE HAVE TO James G. Cassano John and Dorothy Cassano of Panama City, Fla. blow through the Imperial Palace since Emperor NEW ROLE — Actress Karen James G. Cassano. 36. of Nantucket. He is also survived by A funeral mass was Friday at Akihito took the throne. But change doesn’t come OFFER... Andover Nantucket. Mass., died Tuesday his wife, Luanne (Simpson) Cas­ St. M ary’s Church in Nantucket easily to a 1,200-year-old monarchy. Allen will play the role of Wednesday (July 25,1989) after a long illness. sano; his sister, Nancy Cassano Memorial donations may be To most of the nation, Akihito remains a distant Christa McAuliffe, the New •Custom Framing of Nantucket: and three other Board of Selectmen. Town Office Building. 3:30 He was the brother of Manches­ made in his name to the Nan­ figure seen only through the bits of news gathered Hampshire teacher killed in p.m. ter’s Deputy Mayor Stephen T. brothers. Daniel Cassano and tucket Cottage Hospital, South by a small group of reporters who cover the daily the 1986 space shuttle disas­ •Oil Restoration Cassano. Thomas Cassano, both of Nan­ Prospect St., Nantucket, Mass activities of the royal family from offices behind the tucket. and John Cassano of 02554. ter. Six other astronauts also Ho Cassano was the son of the late Tokyo palace’s moat and high stone walls. • Mirrors Bolton That news, however, has portrayed the man on died in the explosion. the Chrysanthemum Throne in a softer, more Thursday •Laminating personable light than his enigmatic father, Board of Library Directors. Bentley Memorial Hirohito, who died Jan. 7. Library 7: .30 p.m. ST. JUDE NOVENA “ He is a more democratic person than his father •Calligraphy was, because they were raised in a different era,” MAY THE SACRED HEART Coventry said one palace reporter, who has covered both OF JESUS BE ADORED, •Cards emperors. "H e really wants to get out among the GLORIFIED, LOVED AND ’Tuesday people, and has surprised some attendants by PRESERVED THROUGH­ •Posters & Prints Housing Authority. Orchard Hill Estates. 7 p.m suddenly changing his schedule to do so.” OUT THE WORLD, NOW School Building Committee. Coventry High Such comparisons between Hirohito, who was School, room 28, 7:30 p.m. revered as a god until the end of World War II, and AND FOREVER. SACRED Republican Town Committee, Town Office Akihito — the first emperor to assume the throne not HEART OF JESUS, PRAY Building, 7:30 p.m. as a deity but as a man — have dominated Akihito’s FOR US. SAINT JUDE, Wednesday seven-month reign. WORKER OF MIRACLES, Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s On his first trip away from the capital, Akihito e x p o ^ s u r e PRAY FOR US. SAINT JUDE, limited Park Lodge. 7:30 p.m. used a less regal form of speech than his father when »rl & iraiiiiiiij^ Thursday addressing a crowd and insisted on fewer uniformed HELPER OF THE HOPE­ Sum m w H r.: CIOMtd M o rd fj's 111 Center Street T u m thru FrI 9 to 5:30 Fair Housing Committee, Town Office Building. guards along procession routes, though more LESS, PRAY FOR US. THANK Manchester — 646-6639 T h u rt Open Til 8PM 7:30 p.m. plainclothes police were deployed. YOU ST. JUDE FOR GRANT­ S« 9AM To 3PM Housing and Urban Development Rehabilitation The 55-year-old emperor reportedly even asked ING MY PETITION. Committee. Town Office Building, 8 p.m. for the removal of a curtain separating himself and R.D. ’Going On Vacation Empress Michiko from other passengers on a chartered flight to the tree-planting festival in late May. “ I think it’s fine. ... The imperial household must Bolton .' J?:':; HfeeJkfy adapt to historical developments,” said Prince Health Tip From page 1 Mikasa, Akihito’s uncle and the oldest male Call Our Circulation Dept. member of the imperial family. The 74-year-old spoke in a rare interview with the Yomiuri 647-9946 Shimbun, Japan’s largest newspaper. S unday A coflM ittee has been formed to help Zoning Akihito shocked traditionalists in 1959, while still July 30 Enforcenrfent Officer Stephen Lowrey rewrite the And we will save your Manchester crown prince, when he married a commoner, a regulations. The committee is to meet later this union warmly welcomed by the Japanese public. r a f f nOam-Apm summer. Herald for you while you’re away! When The royal couple then broke with the past by TagI Sale J 4. niscontinuBCl Stanley J. Bates, another member of the you return we will deliver the papery raising their two sons and daughter by themselves. nnmaaed Conservation Commission, said the town doesn’t Akihito was sent off to be reared by chamberlains at SiighMy & Craits need a moratorium at this time. the age of 3. ^held for you, FREE! Another reason by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. .Large Board Ga"'"® “ I think this town has been in very good shape ||re your home-town newspaper. More changes were expected after the death of Clearance •Needlecratts from a planning and zoning standpoint,” Bates said. Hirohito, 87, whose 62-year reign covered a pricesU ^•Wood Projects tumultuous period of history many Japanese still INDEPENDENCE Another Conservation Commission member. struggle to understand. Each year, as we grow older, we •Beads. R‘bbon. Grant Davis, said he would support a moratorium will lose about 1% of muscle Palnt-bv Number ' '0 m During his reign — the longest in Japanese history on residential building, but he does not want to see •> ’ ' '■‘"fy' mass, unless we exercise to pre­ commercial building halted in town. — Japan waged a disastrous war in Asia, suffered a vent It. Walking at 3 mph Is the •Unique « « W®* humiliating defeat against the Allies in 1945 and rose limit of endurance for most 70 to "•Frame SoPP'‘f Lowrey said he is researching how the town would from the ashes of its bombed-out cities to become a 75 year olds. At 80, most can UP TO •Surprise Boxes go about adopting a moratorium. He said he wasn’t modern economic superpower. hardly rise from a sitting position. 60% OFPi sure whether the proposa 1 would ha ve to go before a However, If we exercise regularly, town meeting. His death was the end of an era. But it remains we can strengthen our thigh mus­ difficult for Akihito to make major changes in an cles by 10% and postpone the He is seeking information on the issue from the institution that can trace its roots back to at least the loss of our Independence by 10 to Capitol Region Council of Governments. He said a 8th century and by legend to Emperor Jimmu in 660 20 years. A dally 3-mlle walk and moratorium must be proposed for a set period of a workout of 30 minutes, 3 times a B.C. week should do the trick. time and for a specific purpose. Akihito’s first news conference, open to 50 Michael Zizka, a former member of the Board of selected foreign and Japanese reporters, is Selectmen and Conservation Commission, who is scheduled for Aug. 4, seven months after he became also an attorney specializing in zoning matters, said emperor. It is likely to be as formal as those his a complete building moratorium in town would be father used to hold. illegal. N .ltoinl Pr».cri9llo« Ctwitr. MW S t Ca'a'’* * '* ! ? Like Hirohito, who met with the foreign and Store Hoot*! He said the state Supreme Court has niled that Japanese news media in severai such encounters, 348 Main Street ■ limited moratoriums are permissible in order for Akihito will answer only a set of questions submitted Manchester Thurs towns to update zoning regulations, but a complete in advance and negotiated with palace officials for 649-1025 halt on building would be too broad several weeks. 9 8 9 t ^ J u

Swap possible in abduction Landing system Her shopping spree includes JIBCHIT, Lebanon (AP) — Col. Raanan Gissin, indicated a rounded Obeid’s building, then Israeli commandos on Friday swap was possible. “ Clearly knocked on the door of his kidnapped a Shiite Moslem clerg­ when you capture one of their apartment and forced their way wasn’t working 50 million pairs of pantyhose yman reputed to be a leader of the (Hezbollah’s) top leaders, it can in. pro-Iranian Hezbollah and al­ deter terrorism and you also have They fled with Obeid; his legedly linked to the kidnapping a certain amount of leverage in cousin, Ahmed Obeid; and a before crash LONDON (AP) - A Soviet and were to be delivered by the cials said they didn’t know of a U.S. Marine held hostage in your hands,” he said. friend. Majid Fahs, the spokes­ deputy prime minister said Fri­ end of this year. details. w Lebanon. Gissin said Obeid and two man said. TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) — Libya’s civil day she ordered 50 million pairs Although the Soviet govern­ Mrs. Biryukova described her Security sources, speaking on “ assistants” seized with him Obdeid’s wife, Mona, was aviation director said Friday the instrument of pantyhose and 1.7 million pairs ment had postponed a revision of meeting Wednesday with Mrs. condition of anonymity, sug­ were “ safely in Israeli hands and locked in a room with her hands landing system at Tripoli airport was not of women’s shoes on a $165 million the pricing system after discover­ Thatcher as “ friendly and con­ gested Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid undergoing questioning.” tied and her mouth taped shut, the working when a Korean Air DC-10 crashed shopping spree to replenish her ing it would be harder to under­ structive,” saying they had dis­ may have been kidnapped in a Killed in the overnight raid was spokesman said. short of the fog-shrouded runway, killing at country’s shelves. take than first imagined, it was cussed the two nations’ trade swap for the American, Lt. Col. at least one resident of the village Mrs. Obeid, interviewed later, least 77 people. Alexandra Biryukova, the So­ trying out emergency measures target set last year. William R. Higgins, or for three of Jibchit, about 20 miles from the said one of the attackers spoke The system gives the pilot an automatic viet Union’s top-ranking woman to replenish stores, Mrs. Biryu­ The countries agreed to try to Israeli soldiers captured in south Israeli border and 35 miles south Arabic. “ He told me he would kill indication of the center of the runway, but it politician, then topped off a kova said. raise the volume of their trade to Lebanon more than three years of Beirut. me if I yelled,” she said. had not worked for several months, said the week-long trip with a visit to “We realize the problem of $4.1 billion by 1990, but Mrs. The Israeli military refused to The AtsocIMad Pr«M ago. State Department spokeswo­ official, Mohamed Abughres. Marks & Spencer, the depart­ saturating our market with con­ Biryukova said they hoped to hit President Bush said he did not man Margaret Tutwiler said the give details of the raid, but Israel The DC-10 crashed Thursday at least a ment store chain favored by sumer goods is something which the target this year. MAIL-ORDER REVEREND — Teddy know if the incident would help United States was not consulted television reported the comman­ half-mile short of the runway. Most of those Prime Minister Margaret has to be addressed very The Confederation of British plays with his certificate of ordination Higgins or the other eight Ameri­ about or involved in the dos blew offthe front door of killed were South Koreans returning from Thatcher and millions of budget­ closely,” she said. Industry, which invited the So­ Friday in Huntsville, Ala. Teddy can can hostages but added, “ I don’t abduction. Obeid’s apartment with plastic vacation to jobs on engineering or construction conscious Britons. Along with $110 million in viets, said Britain exported $925 explosives and whisked the three projects. Mrs. Biryukova, who met Mrs. pantyhose, shoes, coffee, tooth­ million in goods to the Soviets last perform marriages and religious cerem­ think kidnapping and violence Lebanese police said the com­ men away in a helicopter in less There were conflicting reports on the Thatcher earlier in the week, is paste, razor blades, cassette year. helps the cause of peace” in the mandos entered Jibchit about onies, according to his mail-order than a half-hour. number killed. Libyan officials said 78 people leading a delegation of five tapes, soap, women’s clothing The Soviets exported $1.2 bil­ Middle East. 1:30 a.m. after landing in a credentials. He received them during an Lebanese police said a neigh­ on the plane were killed. The airline in Seoul ministers to promote Soviet- and other goods, the Soviets said lion in goods, including oil, timber helicopter outside town. investigation by his owner, who is The Israeli army confirmed the bor, Hussein Abu Zeid, opened the said 71 of the 199 people aboard were presumed British trade. they purchased $55 million in and minerals, to Britain, accord­ incident and accused Obeid, 33, of A police official, speaking on door of his apartment to find out dead, while the South Korean Embassy in She said the group had visited various drugs. They did not give ing to the industrial organization. president of the Better Business Bureau instigating attacks on Israel and in Huntsville. condition of anonymity in line what was happening and was shot Tripoli said 72 people on the jet died. more than 20 firms since arriving specific values for other goods. A spokesman for Mrs. Thatcher of being a major Hezbollah with standing regulations, said to death. Israel radio said the Six others were killed on the ground when the Monday, reached agreements on The 60-year-old deputy prime said she and Mrs. Biryukova also figure. about 12 commandos with man killed was a bodyguard for airliner cartwheeled into several houses and joint ventures and ordered goods minister, who began her career in discussed women in politics dur­ An Israel army spokesman. silencer-equipped pistols sur­ Obeid. falling wreckage struck a car, officials said. from coffee and toothpaste to the a calico mill, also did not give ing their 45-minute meeting. Abughres said the airport radar, radio pantyhose and shoes. details of joint ventures. Soviet Later Friday, Mrs. Biryukova Reports fuel beacons and other navigation aids all were “ We assess our visit to this Embassy officials did not return toured a department store she working perfectly when pilot Kim Ho-jung country as very useful and telephone calls and British offi­ had asked to visit. DON’T MONKEY decided to try landing. effective,” said the deputy prime slowdown talk Libya’s minister of transport. Mobarak minister, who is in charge of Shamak, said he had named a Libyan-Korean social development and joined AROUND... committee to find the causes of the accident. the ruling Communist Party W ASHINGTON (AP) — Personal incomes rose a “ We gave the pilot all the information about Politburo as a non-voting lackluster 0.3 percent in June as consumer the fog,” he said. “ The last report we gave him member last autumn. spending, after adjusting for inflation, declined for Try Our Pay-By-Mail was that visibility was down to 50 meters (150 She and the accompanying Native Corn a second straight month, the government said feet), but he decided to land anyway. He ministers said their purchases Friday in a report that renewed recession fears. trusted his own instruments.” were influenced by shortages, The Commerce Department said consumer Program... Shamak said a Soviet Aeroflot plane and a Is In! spending, after taking inflation into account, edged Libyan plane that approached the airport down 0.1 percent in June following a 0.2 percent May It makes paying your subscription easier on shortly before the Korean Air crash decided to Iranians hope decline. It marked the first back-to-back monthly you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 fly instead to Malta and Benghazi. Libya, he Fresh Picked Native declines in spending since September and October, said. 1987, a period when consumer confidence was months. 6 months or a full year drop it in the for better life When Shamak visited the pilot in the hospital shaken by the stock market crash. mail Then, you can forget about having ready and presented him with roses, Kim burst into Blueberries! Consumer spending, which accounts for two- cash to pay your carrier answering the door tears. He told the minister he was not at fault. after elections thirds of overall economic activity, has been the when It's inconvenient or being at home to Earlier, another Libyan investigator quoted driving force behind the record peacetime expan­ pay your bill Kim as saying he may have been wrong to try TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Parlia­ Southern New England m sion, now in its seventh year. But economists are WE WILL NOTIFY to land in the fog. ment speaker Hashemi Rafsan- fearful tbajt consumers, worried about their Vegetable Farnxjs " Simply complete the coupon below and send YOUR CARRIER Shamak said he believed the accident was jani appeared certain to win the economic j^ospects, could begin to cut back sharply THAT YOU ARE A It to us or if you would like more information caused by either a technical fault in the DC-10 presidency Friday, and Iranians Rte. 44 Coventry 742-5289 on their purchases. 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AT The gains were the weakest this year and reflected “ In view of the pilot’s long, outstanding Interior Minister Ali Akbar in part a slowdown in job growth, which has sent the professional experience and the plane’s good Mohtashemi said voting was so unemployment rate edging upward. maintenance records and condition, it is heavy that many of the 26,000 “ The economy, here at midyear, is beginning to I would like to pay by mail for mv Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my unlikely that the accident was the result of a polling stations would stay open Boston... flirt with a recession,” said Allen Sinai, chief an extra seven hours until mid­ SERVICE pay-by-mail subscription 6n human error or mechanical malfunction,” he economist of the Boston Co. “ We are seeing told reporters and relatives of the victims in night. 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Bush scores OPINION HMSAEESIDENT! ALR ^ several hits r ------''M 7-t, By Chuck Stone Ik De’ipcrac'j wks 61^1^! D. -m y k T\e;(i im w slipuli l r | i l Gray market As a former first baseman, George Bush always Y preferred hits to strike outs. wVH iwe t a one taidiiale,... As president, it still holds true. Hits equal success. gets off easy Strike outs signal failure. TriBRtAR£NoNet6Fr/ In one gloriously productive week. Bush unloaded TARTAN CAU. A lt I TrtE^CHE?66»t5r three base-clearing hits in Poland, Hungary and 37 AMIMAL6...WHeRt, II Paris to send historians scurrying for comparisons THEM Alt//:/ EUPHAMT5 ..? By Jack Anderson with John Kennedy’s famed rhetorical home run at the Berlin Wall: ‘Ich bin ein Berliner.’ and Dale Van Atta Tf Only one strike out marred Bush’s otherwise 1 successful trip in Europe — the Israeli govern­ WASHINGTON — When the value of the dollar ment’s stagnant negotiations with the Palestine soared in the mid-1980s, so did the American Liberation Organization. • appetite for foreign car bargains. On the automobile y.':i So far. Bush has not involved himself directly in “ gray market,” luxury European models could be the Israel-Palestinian crisis. But, the growing bought legally overseas for half their U.S. price and acceptance by both Israel and the PLO of American modified for U.S. pollution standards at a small as the Middle East’s real power broker will ) additional charge. eventually force Bush to exert the same energetic But what began as a joy ride for many bargain intensity that he parlayed so successfully in Europe. To a large extent. Bush’s personal diplomacy ^ I hunters ended in a head-on collision with reality. Some gray marketeers were actually bandits inaugurated much of the thaw between Poland’s fC hawking stolen or previously wrecked models. communist strongman, Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, Cheap emissions equipment broke down within and Solidarity reformer Lech Walesa. At a lunch, months, and some gray marketeers faked emis­ both responded to Bush’s “ aw shucks” geniality by »W' sions tests. agreeing — even if gingerly — to move Poland one C-», step closer to democratic reform. # No one knows how many of the 155,527 gray In Hungary, Bush’s tactful tribute to Gorbachev market cars brought to the United States between made it easier for his hosts to embrace the heresy of 1983 and 1988 were rip-offs. But authorities say there “ just a closer walk” with America without were plenty. appearing to leave the Soviet Union’s iron-curtained So what did the Environmental Protection plantation. Agency do to make sure the gray marketeers didn’t Ending up at Paris for the economic summit of Thieves victimize heipiess break the regulations? It relaxed the regulations, of seven industrialized nations, the president Pete Rose emulates Cobb course. shrugged off the perception of inexperience and came off amazingly as a first among equals. The that Rose will be found guilty without his sport. His cousin, We were sorry for her, but we Now it may be easier for unscrupulous gray newest kid on the heads-of-state block called on his By Tom Tiede placing bets on his team and Collette Johnson, says he once Mary Lofton could testify about marketeers to foil the EPA and scam the buyers. By Sarah Overstreet recognized the checks and balan­ how she was too scared to answer colleagues to share responsibility for financing others. refused to donate $200 to the ces present in her situation. Here is the substance of a new EPA program for Easter Euorpe’s reforms. And he urged a ROYSTON, Ga. — Jim Shipp After that, many people in Royston Little League and said the letters from the mortgage regulating the gray market: Mary Lofton is a poor black There have to be rules, and you company, and how she lost her strenthening of the European Community — which says there is no doubt about it, no Royston says Rose should suffer the league should donote $200 to woman who lives in the Midwest can’t bend them for everyone who house so people like Marilyn ■ Car brokers used to have to hold the cars at U.S. will take place anyway. But he looked good by doubt at all, Pete Rose is going to the consequences. Because that’s him instead. and supports herself on a mixture is fearful of the system and Harrell could embezzle the ports until the EPA gave them permission to hit the articulating the need. be kicked out of baseball. “ And what the rules dictate. The And then there was the business of public assistance and the doesn’t cooperate. HUD, we money. highway. Now, the EPA has only 15 days to inspect As Bush continues to savor his three European when it happens.” he goes on, residents point out that major- about gambling. It was in 1926. money she earns baby-sitting. reasoned, has to operate the way And I wish that if government the car. After that, it can be released to the new triumphs, he must appreciate the historic impolica- “ there are a lot of people in this league rules prohibit gambling Cobb was managing Detroit, and The only thing she owned was it does to keep the money safe for officials recover any of the owner, inspected or not. tions of the winds of change sweeping across the town who will be very happy. I inside the game, and those who he was accused of having fixed a part of a house her mother left her others who need loans as badly as world’s most fractious continent. don’t say we’ll be dancing in the are found in violation can be game sometime before with pillage from these white-collar ■ Gray marketeers used to be required to post when she died; her co-owners Mary and her mother did. If Gorbachev has tendered peace overtures by street, but almost. The boy has relieved from their duties tem­ Cleveland manager Tris criminals, they would take cash bonds until their cars were approved, but no were a mortgage company and people don’t cooperate, the whole reducing the Soviet military infracture and really got it coming.” porarily, or kept from the field for Speaker. Baseball was still trying another look at the foreclosures more. That means they can sell an unmodified car the Department of Housing and system collapses. “ We’resorry,” mothballing the Soviet compulsion for conquests. Shipp is a businessman in this life. to get over the memory of the on the property of people like without penalty if the EPA doesn’t find out about it. Urban Development (HUD). The we said, “ but there’s nothing we Mary Lofton and give them Poland and Hungary are loosening the bootstraps northeastern Georgia commun­ And the Royston residents Black Sox scandal when several money the mortgage company can do at this point....’’ another chance. ■ The sellers still must test emissions on every that kept them under the Soviet heel. And the ity. Rose is the Cincinnati man­ should know. They have been players conspired to throw the loaned Mary’s mother had come Our words echoed through my Mary didn’t steal, embezzle or car. but now they only have to show the EPA the European Community is moving toward a unity that ager who is facing major-league through this kind of thing before. 1919 World Series. Cobb was from HUD, earmarked especially head and ricocheted off the sides make herself rich by depleting tests for one in three cars. will forestall any possibility that Germany will rise censure for alleged gambling. Ty Cobb was not only the Pete quickly suspended. to help poor people like Mary and of my skull as I began to read of the programs set up to help again. The reason the former is gleefully Rose prototype in uniform, but he He was not gone for long, ■ Even if a gray marketeer is caught red-handed her mother acquire and improve the HUD scandals this summer: people in need; all she did was fail But in the Middle East, Israel has shut the door on quick to dump on the latter is that preceded him in another aspect however, the 1926 allegations breaking the taw, the penalties are minor. The EPA property in blighted areas. As accusations of influence peddling to be able to pay her bills. She is the winds of change. Royston is the hometown of as well; he was often condemned were never substantiated, and can fine the broker only $10,000 per car. When a long as Mary paid her monthly by consultants ?nd the developers no crook; she is a poor money- When Bush was in Hungary, Party President another well known athlete, now during his career for his personal Cobb was reinstated. He retired Lomborghini Countach goes for $128,000 and a ownership share, she could stay who hired them, and downright manager, who perhaps lacks the Rezso Nyers told him: “ We are where you were in deceased, Tyrus Raymond Cobb. habits, including a reported invol­ in 1928 and he eventually became in the house and work toward the theft by escrow agents responsi­ Ferrari GTO for $148,000, that $10,000 penalty is a 1776.” Is this getting complicated? It’s vement in a gambling incident. the first man to be voted into the education to deal in the same drop in the gas tank. day when she alone would own it. ble for overseeing the final sales league where people like Marilyn So are the Palestinians. The intifada is their not. The residents of Royston It was a long while ago, of Hall of Fame (222 of the 226 votes But Mary ran into trouble with of homes whose owners defaulted Harrell play. When the EPA developed the new rules, it Boston Tea Party wrapped up in Lexington inside believe Ty Cobb was the greatest course. Cobb played big-league cast). He became a multimillio­ a delinquent utilities bill her on HUD-insured mortgages. apparently listened more to the complaints of gray the Battle of Bunker Hill.The duality of the player in history. But the fact is baseball in the first third of the naire and modest philanthropist mother had incurred while they Investigators don’t know how Sarah Overstreet is a syndi­ marketeers than the warnings of experts, according desperate intifada and a new conciliatory PLO has that Rose has broken many of his century. He started with the on the strength of some stock both were living in the house. much money these common cated columnist. to a report our associate Stewart Harris obtained created worldwide sympathy for a Palestinian most notable standards. Thus, Detroit Tigers and finished with investments. Upon her mother’s death, the thieves cost the government; from the files of the EPA inspector general. homeland. the locals have a hometown ax to the Philadelphia Athletics. He utilities company asked Mary to some estimates put it at hundreds “ It appeared that more emphasis was placed on Except in America. The Bush administration has grind, and that’s the name of this played outfield; like Rose, he also He also became the everlasting sign a promissory note saying she of millions, others believe it’s the importers’ suggestions than on the lessons bent over backward to avoid antagonizing Israel or game; they think Rose has stolen managed for a time; and he was pride of Royston. He is not some of their thunder. would pay the bill. She agreed. more like billions. One Baltimore Letters to the editor learned through investigations and enforcement forcing the tough little democracy to accept so good that even his nickname beloved here, necessarily — but Then she got behind. She was escrow agent, Marilyn T. Harrell, actions.” the report says. positions alien to its best interests. Besides, there is another mat­ was legend: ‘‘The Georgia he is officially respectd. There is ter as well. Shipp claims Rose has Peach.” afraid her utilities would be shut who is the focus of the largest The Manchester Herald wel­ An EPA official involved in monitoring the gray But what about America’s best interests? Of the a granite memorial in his honor insulted the town. He says Rose off in mid-winter, so she paid that fraud case so far, says she began comes original letters to the market pointed out that the new regulations were $9.1 billion in foreign aid that America allocated in Cobb set records for the most (he died at age 74 in 1961) was once invited to Royston to bill and not her mortgage pay­ embezzling funds in 1985 and editor. just imposed in January and that the bugs are still 1987, full one-third — $3.1 billion (mostly in grants) times at bat (11,429), the most standing at the entrance to the ments. By the time the people wasn’t found out until 1988. Letters should be brief and to being worked out. — went to Israel. take part in a celebration of his runs scored (2,245) and the municipal building, and the seal rivalry with Cobb: “ And you of the city makes it clear that this Mary baby-sits for brought her There’s no way to describe how the point. They should be typed or The E P A ’s easy standards will do more than cost Quid pro quo — loyalty for money — should not be highest lifetime batting average know what, the son of a gun had (.367). He hit over .300 in 23 of his is the “ Home of Ty Cobb. ” into the TV station where I work, I felt when I read this and neatly handwritten, and. for ease consumers money. They will hurt some of the a condition precedent for assistance. But like it or someone call down here to say hoping we could help her, Mary remembered Mary Loften’s si­ in editing, should be double­ nation’s most polluted cities. Even with modifica­ not, Israel is America’s biggest welfare recipient. 24 years, and his 4,191 career hits that he’d be glad to do it if we paid was a record until Rose broke it in had already ignored several tuation when we turned her away. spaced. Letters must be signed tions, most gray market cars give off three to five What has begun to alienate many Americans is So, the sentiment against him for it — $10,000.” 1985; Rose, by the way, retired letters from the mortgage com­ Sick to my stomach doesn’t do it, with name, address and daytime times as much pollution as a car built to American the Israeli leaders’ ego-tripping that their most Cobb’s rival is no wonder. There There you have it, then. Sports three years ago with a grand total pany that urged her to contact because I don’t have enough telephone number (for verifica­ standards, and some emit as much as 40 times more loyal ally does not require reciprocity. That are those who admit Rose has a fans are not famous for indul­ of 4,256 hits. them. Like a lot of us in hard sensation left to feel. Outrage tion). exhaust. It just so happens that gray market cars delusion has a time limit. good side and others who wonder gence. And Jim Shipp sys it looks Also, Cobb was far from straits, she froze, believing that may do it when sensation returns. The Herald reserves the right are concentrated in badly polluted cities such as As George Bush racks up hits around the world, it if the game is overreacting in the like Ole Pete has had it, heh-heh. perfect. He won games but not case. since she couldn’t undertand it, it The words we said to Mary about to edit letters in the interests of Houston, Dallas, Miami and Los Angeles. is time for Israel to get in the game and start getting couldn't be happening. But it was. rules seem so impotent and so brevity, clarity and taste. a few hits instead of striking out. He says he has read “ everything friends. He was cruel, mean, 9 there is” about the case of the boy The finance company foreclosed; senseless. I wish I could take Address letters to: Open Fo­ unforgiving, humorless and bi­ Tom Tiede is a syndicated Mary’s house was sold, and she them back. And I wish that when rum. Manchester Herald. P.O. Chuck Stone is a syndicated columnist. who never grew up, and he insists goted, and was hated within and columnist. was evicted. some of these crooks go on trial, . Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta are syndicated Box 591, Manchester 06040. columnists. 9 8 9 J u

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Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John Yarger, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev Summer hours in effect Assemblies of God Holitger. Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m.. Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ find a more promising future Bible school scheduled Quiet Mediation; 10 a.m.. Holy Eucha­ dule: 10 a.m., worship services Colv'jry Church (Assemblies of God), rist; 11:15 a.m.. Coffee and Juice Nursery for preschoolers. (647-9141) ' Concordia Lutheran Church is observing its 400 Buckland Road, South Windsor. This column is prepared by the muscle. Children in kindergarten through Grade 6 are Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Fellowship. (643-9203) summer worship schedule through Sept. 10. The invited to attend the vacation Bible school at 10:30 a.m., worship, Sunday schaol and iy/lormon service is at 9 a.m. • staff of the Manchester Area Joanne tells me that if we can child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn sing and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park Y Conference of Churches. M A C C N e w s find volunteers with strong backs Talcottville Congregational Church, 10 Elm Hill praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Nursery care is provided during the service. drew D. Smith, reefer. Anne J. Wrider, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- and arms, she would be willing to Road, Vernon, Aug. 14-18. Bible study and youth fellowship. day Saints, Woodside St., Manches­ (644-1102) assistant rector. Worship: 7;30a.m. and 30 The theme of the school will be “ Sonseeker 9:30 a.m .; church schaol, 9:30 a.m.; ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a m come in on some weekends or Safari.” Church van service will be available. For baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; holy sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Sunday Bingo every Thursday By Nancy Carr evenings to help. school and prim ary; a.m., priest­ ■ People being released from more information call 649-0815. Baptist eucharist, 10 e.m. every Wednesday. 11:40 D irector Now, when we try to help, a (649-4583) hood and relief society. (643-4003 or St. Bridget Church sponsors bingo games every hospitals and other treatment Community Baptist Church, 585 E. 228-3715) centers into private rooms or number of steps are taken. First, Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the St. Bridget School When “ Betty” moved to we ask the donor if they can Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., cafeteria. apartments. Children plan program worship service. Nursery care pro­ Gospei Nationai Cathoiic Manchester to begin a new life for ■ Families suffering from deliver to the client. Since many vided. (643-0537) The school is located at 80 Main Street. Bingo is herself and her two teenage donors do not have a way to Parents of children who participated this week in Church of tho Living Ood, an evangel­ St. John the B a ^lst Polish National open to the public. breakups and breakdowns. Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., ical, full-gospel church, Robertson Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ daughters, she found it tough deliver, we then ask the client the Vacation Bible school at Calvary Church, 400 Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Occasionally families in transi­ School, North School Street, Manches­ chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, going. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday schoal; 10:30 ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. tion or in crisis end up storing who needs the item if they can Buckland Road, South Windsor, are invited to a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening pastor. Sunday mass,9a.m.; wsekdays, 8 a.m. (643-5906) ^ ' Even though she was fortunate arrange pick up. Since many attend a special program Sunday at 3:30 p.m. The service. (646-5316) Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Support group to meet their belongings in a commercial Nursery and Sunday schaol. enough to find a job, securing clients have no way to pick up, we general public is also invited. First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Manchostor Christian Followthip, 509 facility until they can re-establish Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday The Bereavement Support Group, open to anyone housing used up her meager move to the next step. Now that The program will be in the tent on the church E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ themselves. By the time they school; 11a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., vert, postor. Sundays, lOo.m .; Wednes­ Nazarene who is dealing with the death of a loved one, meets resources. Aside from the apart­ we have a van and sometimes a grounds. Those attending are invited to stay for a evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week day Bible study, 7 p.m .; salld rock have found housing, the storage service. Nursery at all services. (649- the first and third Mondays of each month at First ment and their clothing, they had pick up, we can deliver lighter cookout, recreation and fellowship, after the coffeehouse, 7:3() p.m., first Saturday of Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., costs are so high they lose the 7509) the month. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Congregational Church of Coventry. little else to set up a new home items with the help of the client. program. First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of belongings. For other low-income Full Oospoi Intordonominatlonal The meetings are from 7 to 8:30 p.m. with. Referred to MACC by a Heavier items remain a problem. Hlllstown Road, Monchester. Rev. K. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. outreach. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; families moving into a high Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., 10:40 a.m., worship, children’s church local agency, the MACC family Since the furniture bank is a Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. employment area, moving costs adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise received beds, sheets, blankets volunteer effort, we often lose Rebeccas to attend picnic Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 service, nursery. Mid-week Blblestudy, Summer services start are prohibitive. Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) and living room furniture through Occasionally we have requests donations in this awkward pro­ Members of Rebecca Circle of Emanuel Lutheran a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer During the summer months there will be two the furniture bank. from families whose belongings cess. Some of the donors are able church will attend a picnic Sunday at the home of p.m. (643-9359) line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Pentecostai worship services at Center Congregational Church, The family has now begun their suffered fire and smoke damage. to store their donation in a Kris Fournier. ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., United Pentecostal Church, 187 11 Center St., at 8 and 10 a.m. new life together. Betty’s been During the first five months of basement or garage until we can Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Those attending are asked to bring a chair and a Christian Science Woodbridge St., Manchester. Rev. On Mondays, the Parent Support Group meets at working steadily, the girls are the year, 48 families have re­ work out a way tp have it dish to share. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ 9:30 a.m. On Wednesdays, there will be Healing enrolled in school, and the future delivered. Others either don’t First Church of Christ, Sclontlst, 447 Jehovah’s Witnesses day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 ceived 144 items from the furni­ N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Prayers at 8:30 a.m. in the church library. There looks possible, if not promising. ture bank including stoves, re­ have room or are moving out of church service, Sunday school, and Jehovah’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, will be a Fair Craft Workshop on Wednesday at 7 “ Betty” and her daughters are frigerators and smaller items town. Music to be theme care far small children. (649-1446) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 ladles’ prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. p.m. one of the 128 families who such as a lamp, a baby stroller Our thanks to Community chester. (649-8982) p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 Music, Music, Music will be the theme of the p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 (649-9848) received 458 needed pieces of and window fan. Baptist Church for sharing half p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ furniture through the furniture their space with us; to the Sunday Service at 10:30 a.m. at Unitarian Church of Christ day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., Joanne tells me that along with Universalist Society: East. Watchtower study. (646-1490) Presbyterian Summer schedule in effect bank last year. furniture, she is'often able to pass Hickok’s for sharing their pickup Joanne Coykendall, furniture truck and to all our donors. This will be the traditional summer festival of Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Coventry Presbyterian Church, Sunday morning services will be at 9 a.m. at on donated sheets, towels, dishes streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Route 44 ond Trowbridge Road, Coven­ bank coordinator, described A gas stove is a special need music presented by a number of the members of the pulpit minister. Gareth Flanarv, evan­ Second Congregational Church during this month and pans to families starting Jewish — Conservative try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, some of the households who look society. gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday and August. from scratch. since we are working with a client Coffee and juice will be served. a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ for assistance. Although MACC has recently who has no stove. Also, we need and Communion; 6 p.m., worship. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer ■ Low-income families whose bed sheets. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible study. Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; meeting. (742-7222) received a van from Aetna and a Nursery for all services. (646-2903) Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ Presbyterian Church of Manchester, Pastor leads support group budgets barely cover the costs of wonderful retired couple. Burton Call Joanne at 646-4114 to Plans set for school ces: 7:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 10 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- food and housing, and who cannot and Bea Hicock, have offered us volunteer, to donate furniture, or a.m. Saturday. Friday nights 8:15 p.m. chard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship The Rev. Bruce Johnson, of the First Congrega­ Congregationai (643-9563) service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday afford to repair a broken washer, the use of their pickup truck, if you need furniture. “ Celebrate God’s Love” is the theme set for the tional Church of Coventry, leads a support group Bolton Congrogatlonol Church, 228 school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. refrigerator or stove. moving furniture requires summer vacation Bible school at Andover Congre­ Bolton Center Road, at the Green, Jewish — Reform (643-0906) each Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the church. gational Church, Route 6, Andover. Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ The support group is open to anyone who is ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, The school will run from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Temple Beth Hlllel, lOOl Foster St. dealing with the death of a loved one. church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho> THE during the week of Aug. 21-25 and is open to children 11:15 a.m., forum program. (649-7077 ynover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Roman Cathoiic Hymnal pays respect of Andover who are entering kindergarten through office or 647-8878 parsonage. Friday; chlldren*s services, 7:45 p.m. BIBLE those who have completed Grade 6. Confer Congrogatlonol Church, 11 second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Church of the Assumption, Adams Children to perform Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. NEW YORK (AP) - Blacks Harlem pastor and member of Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Deborah Students will participate in Bible stories, games, Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. Childrens’ Theater of South Church, Hartford, pay respects to whites and whites the hymn committee that com­ SPEAKS songs, crafts, service projects and worship, all T . Hobart, associate pastor; Rev. Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ by Robert J. Bills, minister of vlsltatlons; Lutheran day mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at will present three performances of a childrens’ pay respects to blacks in a new piled the new book, replacing a centered on five themes: God so loved the world,; EBgggg Brewer Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. musical play, “ The Wizard of Oz” Saturday, July 29, United Methodist hymnal being 1966 version. . The earth is the Lord’s; Love one another; Do tus. Worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; l-utheron Church (E L C A ), (643-2195) church school and child care, 10 a.m. 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. at 2 p.m. at Wallace Stevens Stage at the Hartford distributed to congregations “ That would have turned off everything in the name of the Lord, Jesus; and Go (647-9941) KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Insurance Group in Hartford. across the country. whites and made it so only ethnics Martin Luther once was asked therefore and make disciples of all nations. First Congregational Church of An- nold T. Wangerin, assistant pastor. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday how he dealt with temptation. npvor. Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard Summer schedule: 9 a.m., holy corn- There is no admission charge. For more The mutual consideration is would sing it. This would detract To register children, or for more information, call mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, He responded by saying that Selp, Interim postor. Schedule: 11 a.m., 531*!) " care. (649- 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-113) information, call the church at 249-8627 any time reflected in the lyrics as well as in from the original intent and be worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. Betsy Warren, 742-6832 or Patty Chester, 647-0698. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. or call Pat Edge, 232-8178, the broad range of selections, discrimination in reverse. It when ^ t a n knocks at the door Nursery care provided. (742-7696) Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and of his heart and asks admit­ First Congregational Church of Cov­ St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-postors. evenings between 8 and 10 p.m. from European-derived classics would have left out all the Anglos. entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Saturday mass 5 p.m .; Sunday masses to slave spirituals. “ They’re not used to the ethnic tance to discuss some import­ Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ pastor emeritus. Summer schedule: 8 at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and ant matters, he replies; “I can Ammerman to speak ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church •’“ •v communion on noon. (643-2403) Female also gets included pronunciations. But blacks know Lane House. Nursery core provided. first, third and fifth Sundays; 9:30 a.m., St. James Church, 896 Main St., along with male in the language it already and sing it. In the book, open the door God has the (742-8487) worship with holy communion on Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, T h o u g h ts keys. Ask him if you wish.” Chaplain E.H. Jim Ammerman of Chaplaincy Second Congregational Church, 385 about people, such as substituting we put the words in proper 9*M iui'49'’V at Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, Whereupon Satan takes to his Full Gospel Churches, will be the guest speaker N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Monslgnor Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ “ all” for “ men.” But references English so as to accommodate Joseph Milton, pastor. 9 a.m., worship heels. Sunday at Full Gospel Interdemoninational Church, Chufch of Man- day masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday to God and Jesus remain mostly whites.” service, Sunday school, and nursery for ( ?M ^l)* ' < Manchester. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon. “ I saw you under the fig tree.” Jesus says to 745 Main St. children. (649-2863) 64 male. On the other hand, several Who holds the key to your (643-4129) Nathaniel, amazing the man with His power of Services begin at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Accompany­ Second Congrogotlonal Church of ‘-utheron Church, St. M ary Church, 1600 Main St., “ There were trade-offs,” says hymns were modified to elimi­ heart? If you have given the Coventry, 1746Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Route 31 and North River Road, Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and ing Chaplain Ammerman will be an active Army try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Coventry. William Oouthwalte, pastor. deity. the Rev. Carlton R. Young, editor nate anti-black implications, management of your life over Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral Nathaniel begins by addressing Jesus as representative. Ammerman served in the U.S. lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., '•'orship service; team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., of the hymnal, whose repertoire such as getting rid of metaphors to God, you will respond as church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 “ teacher,” but in his amazement goes on to declare Army for 23 years, as a chaplain and has had Sunday mass at 10 a.m .; confessions of 625 numbers includes 300 new equating “ white” with purity or Luther noted. “Resist the devil a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., Bible. (•742.'7^r“ '' 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday massO experience in foreign mission work. church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 /«!*" ^'f«'n«ellcal Lutheran Church Him Son of God and King of Israel. ones. Many are evangelical-style godliness. and he will flee from you," a.m. at St. Joseph Church, Eaglevllle. Jesus Is pleased with Nathaniel “ in whom there is a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior Cooper and High (742-6655) gospel songs and black spirituals. However, the big change is the James 4:7. To o often we wish Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ streets, Manchester Rev. Charles W. Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron nothing false,” but also seeks to take him deeper vided. (742-6234) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30a.m., divine worship; “ It was a process of give-and- inclusion of 122 revival-style to give God a key to our Road, Bolton. The Rev. William J. than mere amazement. “ You believe because I told Invited to RIndge Talcottville Congregational Church, “ school; holy com- Olesik, pastor. Saturday massatSp.m.; take, which is how Methodists gospel songs and black spirituals, hearts, while retaining a copy Main Street and Elm Hill Road, m ^ lo n first and third Sunday. (649- Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. you I saw you under the fig tree. You shall see Talcattville. Co-pastars: Rev. Ronald have stayed Methodists all these many of them widely popular but for our use. Members of South United Methodist Church will and 11 a.m. (643-4466) greater things than th a t... I tell you the truth, you Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 years,” he said in a telephone new to the book, and also 17 attend a service of worship Sunday at Cathedral in a.m., worship service and church shall see heaven open, and the angels of ^God Jesus made it clear that to be school. (649-0815) interview from his Nashville, Hispanic hymns, 14 of Asian the Pines, Rindge, N.H. Methodist Saivation Army ascending and descending on the Son of Man.” his desciple one must deny Tenn., office. origin and seven from American himself, while taking up his Those attending will leave the church at 11:30 Solvation Arm y, 661 Main St., Man­ Reminding us of Jacob’s ladder to heaven at Covenant Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 For example, in the newly Indians. cross (Mark 8:34). Tempta­ a.m. and arrive in Rindge at about 2 p.m. The Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Edward chester. Capt. and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- Bethel, Jesus brings the analogy of Himself as the lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 included black spiritual “ Every About 4 million copies of the worship service will be at 3 p.m. with the Rev. Dr. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ Rev. Robin Ellis, mediator between heaven and earth. By this second tions are strongest when our a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salva­ Tim e I Feel the Spirit.” the ethnic new hymnal are expected to be in Frederick L. Yarger, newly appointed pastor at matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman P®**®''- '0 a.m., worship tion meeting. (649-7787). commitment to Christ is weak­ Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, ‘ •rvlco, nursery. (649-3472) view of a ladder to heaven, we sense our hope as the pronunciation is “ Ever Time Ah hands of most of the 38,000 South United Methodist, preaching the sermon, and associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, *J*»ltedlst Church, 300 cross becomes our way into the presence of the est. the Chancel Choir providing the music. youth pastor. Schedule; 8 and 10 a.m., i *’ ■' WonchMter. Dr. William C. Fil de Spirit,” but the book puts congregations of the 9 million- Unitarian Universaiist Almighty. The return bus trip will start at 5 p.m. The direct worship services. (649-2855) .'.P®**®’’! H. Osgood Ben- the song in standard English. member denomination by CHURCH OF CHRISt hmiI' ''**’*®**®p minister. Summer sche- Unitarian Universalist Society-East, “ To put it in dialect would have Octorber. ■ coach will arrive back in Manchester about 7:30 '*'®'’»''IP services; no 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Pastor Mark Green Lydall A Varnon Straata »chool; nursery for children 3 been very ill advised,” said the It’s the first time for Spanish- p.m. and the bus carrying those who wish tostopfor Episcopai and younger. (649-3696.) Wardga. knights Jr., Interim minister. Church of the Nazarene Phona: 646-2903 dinner, will arrive back about 9:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m., service. Nursery care and Rev. William Farley Smith, a language hymns to be included. St. Oeergo't episcopal Church, 1150 **•” 1**"*’ Church, 1226 youth religious education. Coffee hour Main St., Manchester. Frederick L. otter service. (646-5151) 9 8 9 Ju

Engagements Weddings Public Records iBaiirliratrr Hfralil Pullout Section, Page 17 Warrantee deeds FOCUS Saturday, July 29, 1989 Aaron J. and Sylvia N. Cheerman to Maria S. Jordan, Woodhill Heights Y $165,900. Robert J. Goehring to William C. and Lynn C. Britton, Redwood Road $190,000. Linda M. Welch, executrix for the V will of Bernice G. Maher to Jane A. Stones find satisfaction in town Ouderkirk, 14 Bliss St., $150,000. James R. and Marion R. A. Huey to By Elizabeth Lightfoot forever — it’s always been a Vivian A. Christman, New Bolton The Associated Press Besides its famous retreat-type area, a second home Road, $110,000. area, going back to the old days,” residents this summer, Auchincloss said, “ It ’s a quiet Roy C. Johnson to Roy C. and he Rolling Stones may area and people don’t bother us.” Eleanor B. Johnson, 75 Pleasant St., be known as the bad Washington boasts Besides its famous residents no conveyance tax. boys of rock ’n’ roll, but singer-songwriter this summer, Washington boasts Aldona J. Stoothoff to Gregory E. in Washington, a tiny singer-songwriter James Taylor Heineman, Park Chestnut Condomi­ T pastoral town in Con­ James Taylor and and designer Bill Blass among its nium, $59,500. necticut’s northwest corner, designer Bill Blass homeowners. Dustin Hoffman U&R Construction Co. to Kenneth C. they’ve just been good, quiet and Arthur Miller live in nearby and Linda L. Cota, Mountain Farm neighbors during their brief stay. among its ho- Roxbury. Meryl Streep lives Extension, conveyance tax, $432.30. No one seems to have seen the Stacey A. Monahan Mrs. Mark T. Pacheco meowners. down the road in Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Edwards legendary, and historically flam­ Albert A. Garceau Jr. and Linda R. Many celebrities send their boyant. band members — Mick Garceau to Bruce E. and Lori L.G. children to boarding schools in Jagger, Keith Richards. Charlie Monahan-Fitzsimmons Pacheco-Scholtz Edwards-Perkins Stein, 73 Braeside Crescent, $277,500. the area — The Gunnery and Watts. Ron Wood and Bill Wyman Judith Monahan of Vernon announ­ MultiTech New England Inc. to Stones, no longer the rabble- Rumsey Hall and. until it had to Monica Scholtz, daughter of Mr. Sarah R. Perkins, daughter of Mr. — since they arrived with a ces the engagement of her daughter, Kevin J. Hanlon and Edward T. rousers they once were, don’t close its doors in June due to and Mrs. Walter Scholtz of Tolland, and Mrs. Robert Perkins of 180 2.5-member entourage to prepare Hanlon, Oak Grove Farms Condomi­ want to be disrupted, either. declining enrollment. Wykeham Stacey Ann Monahan, to Michael and Mark Thomas Pacheco, son of Mountain Road, and Steven W. for their next tour nium. $129,462. A private .security force stands Rise. Peter Fitzsimmons, son of Mr. and Thomas Pacheco of New Bedford, Edwards, son of Alfred Edwards of And no one. except for the few Leslie N. Chambers to Chester and ready to evict any zealot who The 210-year-old town of Wa­ Mrs. John Fitzsimmons of Darien. Mass., and the late Theresa Pacheco, 172 Mountain Road were married die-hard fans who line the road­ Catherine M. Clifford, 258 Parker St ., wanders up cordoned-off drive­ shington was named after the The bride-elect is also the daughter of June 3 at Center Congregational side by the Wykeham Rise were married April 22 at Zion $129,900. ways or through the woods to nation’s first president, who u.sed the late Gerald M. Monahan. Church. School, a former girls’ boarding Evangelical Lutheran Church. catch a glimp.se of the rockers or to travel through the area and The bride-elect is a graduate of MultiTech New England Inc. to school rented by the Stones for.six The Rev. Charles Kuhl officiated. The Rev. Newell Curtis officiated. hear a few strains of music. reputedly once ate breakfast at a Manchester High School and is Andrea J. Baer and Mark A. Kauf- weeks as practice space, and The bride \Vas given in marriage by The bride was given in marriage by While some members of the local tavern. employed by Everyday Enchanted of mann. Oak Grove Farms Condomi­ tho.se who live right near it. .seems her sister, Diane Scholtz. Brides­ her father. Martha Kate Perkins, entourage are staying at the Linn Tanzman. a spokeswoman Glastonbury. nium. $124,900. to have heard them. For tho.se maids were Robyn Samuels, Pam sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Washington Inn. others are stay­ for the band, said the Stones Ann C. Turner to Robert E. Pilney who did. it was only faint strains The prospective bridegroom is a Richmond, Gisela Field and Diane Bridesmaids were Lisa Reimer, Juli- ing in private homes rented for considered a few other spots for the estate of Carolyn J.H. Pilney. of guitar and drums and inde­ graduate of Darien High School and Alves. Kim Scholtz and Katie Scholtz anne Mase and Deborah Fiducia. the six-week stay, which will end before settling on Washington for 136 Grandview St., $185,000. cipherable Jagger vocals. Central Connecticut State University. were flower girls. Marissa Muccio was flower girl. in mid-August When they go on their pre-tour rehearsal. She Rivermill Estates Limited Partner­ ■’They’ re here to work, to get a An October wedding is planned at Cranston Paul was best man. Eric Nelson was best man. Ushers tour, their first in eight years, declined to state specific reasons ship to Gary and Donna Lewis, tour together.” said Fran Cro- Center Congregational Church. Ushers were Joseph Gonsalves, Andy were Douglas Woodbury, Jeffrey they’re guaranteed $65 million. for choosing Washington, but said Rivermill Estates, $179,900. pley manager at Dobber’s Den. a Horan, Paul Devlin and Peter Graca. Muchnik and Micheal Dion. They open Sept. 1 at Rich Stadium it had everything the band needed Country Way Developers Inc. to local restaurant that would be near Buffalo. N.Y. After a reception at Jester’s Court, After a reception at Adams Mill, the in terms of practice space and Michael P. and Eleanor C. Missari, convenient if the Stones decide to Townspeople say the rock stars living quarters. the couple went on a wedding trip to couple left on a wedding trip to eat out while in town. "One of the 167 Wyneding Hill Road, conveyance drive straight to the school for Nancy Shook, who works be­ Bermuda. They are making their Virginia. They are making their home local ladies (who lives near the tax, $495. practice, and so far there have hind the soda fountain in The The Aasoc(ated Press home in Johnston, R.I. in East Hartford. school) says she’s heard more Larry P. Caringer Jr. and Mabel L. been no reports of them mingling Green store, and was wearing a 'The bride is a graduate of the The bride is a junior at Central noise when .school’s in session.” Caringer to Richard S. and Gail P. locally, although Richards’ wife, pin depicting lips and a protrud­ SATISFACTION — Rolling Stones lead singer Mick University of Connecticut with a Connecticut State University in New Resident State Trooper Rocky Bunce, 118 Washington St.. $150,000. model Patti Han.sen. had some ing tongue from the Stone’s Jagger conveys his charismatic style as he performs in Britain where she is studing elemen­ Tomlinson, who has been patroi- bachelor of science degree in clinical film developed at Parks Drug, a “ Tattoo You” album, said people ing the grounds around Wykeham Great Britain in 1987. dietetics. She is chief dietitian with tary education. She is employed at local hangout near Town Hall, come to Washington when they Rise, said the Stones have sound­ Food and Services Management for ABC Daycare of Manchester. Quit claim deeds George Auchincloss, an agent want to be inconspicuous. proofed the large dance studio Marriott Corporation. The bridegroom is a graduate of the at the realty company that “ People just come here be­ “ It’s jjq jijig deal,” he said. Meanwhile, some residents are they are using as their rehearsal The bridegroom is a graduate of University of Connecticut with a Roy C. Johnson to Roy C. and arranged some of the housing cause they know it’s going to be “ Dustin .jjlloffman and James wishing they would hear space. Curry College with a bachelor of arts bachelor of science degree in engi­ Eleanor B. Johnson. 75 Pleasant St., rentals for the band, said the nice and quiet.” she said. “ They Taylor — people have been up something. "They’ve taken care of the degree in communications. He is an neering and his masters degree in no conveyance tax. Stones probably chose the area aren’t going to go screaming and here. It’s just another big guy.” Herrick, who said he wasn’t account executive with radio station business administration. He is em­ place so they’re not disturbing because it is known as a peaceful, raging.” There was some initial skepti­ fazed by the fact that Jagger and Leonard W. Darling to Athelma J. neighbors.” he said. “ I know they WLKW in Providence, R.I. ployed by Arthur Anderson of Darling, 8-10 Waddell Road, no private place where artists have Sam Herrick, a 16-year-old cism about the arrival of the company could stroll by the house don’t want the town to be traditionally gone to get away. he’s painting at any time, had to Hartford. conveyance tax. student at The Gunnery, said the legendary rock group. Two entre­ disrupted.” “ Authors and writers and inter­ Stones weren’t really anything preneurial residents. Pierce admit he’d be pretty excited if Apparently the middle-age esting people have been here new. Kearney and Matt Stevens, even they decided to do an impromptu had T-shirts made, bearing the concert. Births unfriendly message “ Roll on “ Sometimes they do gratuity Outa Here, Washington. CT. concerts — that would be awe­ 1989.” On the back of the shirt is some,” he said. “ That would be the infamous lips and tongue great. My dad’s really into the McCa r t n e y , Benjamin ScoU, son of Scott H. APEL, Emily Jeanne, daughter of Allen F and grandmother is Flora McNamara of East Hartford. symbol, but with a bold, red Stones and stuff. He used to be a and Sandra Verchick McCartney of 37 Lancaster Jayne Lewis Apel of 19 Bolton Center Road, Bolton, She has a sister, Christy, 7. not-allowed slash through it. DJ and everything, Road, was born July 11 at Manchester Memorial was born July 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Don PARISI, Matthew James, son of James and Kim They decided to make the “ The fact that they’re here in Her maternal grandparents are Evelyn M. Lewis of Erickson Parisi of 67 Strawberry Lane, was born shirts, they said, “ because the town is no big deal, but if I saw Verchick of 133 Ralph Road and Rosemarie Barrett Beacon, N.Y. and the late Charles J. Lewis. Her July 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Stones are going out on a $65 them,...” he trailed off. wistfully. of Foster City, Calif. His paternal grandparents are paternal grandparents are George F. and Joan D maternal grandparents are Joseph and Anita million tour and we thought we’d Cropley would like to offer a John and Beverly McCartney of South Windsor. He Apel of Rockville. He has a brother, Andrew, 27 has a brother, Jon, 4. Erickson of 47 Clinton St. His paternal grandparents get a little piece of that.” casual invitation to Mick and the months. 5 if In just a few days of selling the band to stop by Dobber’s Den for PALOZIE, Joseph Bradford, son of Anthony B. Parisi of East Hartford. shirts out of his truck, Kearney, a dinner and a drink. "It would be and Jill Schlehofer Palozie of 3381 Main St., I u Thomas, son of Edward iind Gail Allan, son of Dale and Sheri Eukas Stacey of 24 Lookout Mountain Drive, was carpenter who has lived in nice to make a contact with them. Coventry, was born July 11 at Manchester Wilkinson Burns of 1208 W. Middle Turnpike, was Washington all his life, said he’s I would like to invite them in to orn July 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are born July 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital His sold more than half of the 100 have dinner in a very low-key maternal grandparents are Alexander and Helen Truman and Wilma Schlehofer of North Fairfield maternal grandparents are Leni and Don Bamun of shirts he and Stevens had made, way.” ukas of Griswold. His paternal grandparents are Street. His paternal grandparents are Anthony W. Arvada, Col. and Richard Wilkinson of Walden, Col for $15 each. He’d thought of asking the and Theresa Palozie of Boston Turnpike, Bolton. He Edward and Alice Stacey of Jewett City. He has a Despite the high sales rate of group to do a benefit concert for His paternal grandparents are Allan W. and Elaine brother, Jeffrey, 4. has a brother Adam, 2‘/i. J. Burns. the anti-Stones shirts, the antago­ the victims of the tornado that PRUE, George E. IV, son of George E. Prue III DUVA, Jacob Daniel, son of Joseph B. and Ranell LOFSTROM, Elizabeth Ann, daughter of William nism seems to have faded after roared through the state, includ­ ana Patricia McCartan Prue of Norfolk, Mass., was R. Rupey Duva of 228 Oak St., was born July 11 at B. and Barbara Zemke Lofstrom of 518 Taylor St., about a week of the Stones’ quiet ing parts of Litchfield County, rn June 24 at Brigham and Womens Hospital in Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal was born July 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital presence. two weeks ago. On second ®®®®husetts. His maternal grandparents are grandparents are Ron and Carol Rupey of Her maternal grandparents are Thomas and Jane Th* Attoclatad PraM “ As far as the town is con­ thought, though, he said it might Ecciie R. McCartan of 253 School St. and the late cerned, the Stones haven’t made be more of a production than he Beaumont, Calif. His paternal grandfather is Zemke of 28 Wedgewood Drive. Her paternal QUIETLY ROCKING - The Rolling ".McCartan. His paternal grandparents ton. Conn. They are practicing for an much difference," Auchincloss and the town could handle. Francis Duva of Rockville. He has a brother, grandparents are William A. and June Lofstrom of Stones are quietly rehearsing for an Joseph, 1, and a sister, Jennifer, 3. Po Norfolk, Mass, and the late upcoming tour that will earn them $65 said. “ Nobody’s seen them or “ Besides,” he said, “ I respect 57 Wedgewood Drive. Her maternal great­ George E. Prue II. upcoming tour in this home in Washing- million. heard them.” their privacy.” 9 8 9 Ju

— MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 29, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 29, 1989 — 19 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money

'* y .' Measuring now more precise state revenues and taxes In 1987, the combined revenues from all 50 states totaled $517 Bonds are a safe investment Bv Andy Long determine the length of any rafter billion, an increase of seven percent over 1986. The average share of Y The Associated Press for any given roof pitch. It also revenues collected from taxes was 48 percent, with two states (Mas- Return depends on investor’s address On The House comes in handy for figuring the sachussetts and South Carolina) collecting more than 60 percent of their revenues from taxes. Do you know how far it is from volumnofaboard; for finding the bonds are in the trust, you know the elbow to the tip of the middle circumference and center of a STATE REVENUES AND H i 60% or mors from taxes By Changing Times how much interest income you’ll S,.': - finger? circle; for calculating propor­ A KIplInger Magazine SHARE FROM STATE 1^ 50-59% Chaiigiiig Times receive. Payments, either If you are an adult of average case with relative ease. Basic tions: and for laying out ellipses, TAXES, 1987 fZD 40-49% monthly or semiannual, remain size, it’s about 18 inches. That's a tape rules include power return miters and certain kinds of joints Try to imagine, all of you who In dollars per capita: q 3 9 ,^^ ^ the same throughout the life of the measuring technique used thou­ rule, push-pull rulesand long tape Combination squares have ad­ are so used to the hot breath of the affected by swings in interest trust, unless a bond in the sands of years ago. But it’s the rules. The blade of a power return justable metal or plastic handles tax-collection wolf, an invest­ rates. Residents of eight states — portfolio is called. If that “ about” in the sentence relating rule, which automatically re­ and are designed for marking ment whose return depends on where you live. California, Connecticut, Massa­ happens, your share of the early to the 18 inches that caused turns into the case when released right angles: making longitudi­ repayment is funneied to you. The trouble. The measuring capabili­ by the user, has a locking control nal lines on boards; finding the A yield worth as much as 12.04 chusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, > D 3 :i n 0 0 nf■' ‘ New York, Ohio and Pennsylva­ value of your units will fluctuate ties were limited because most or brake that secures the blade’s depth of a hole; making a percent for residents of Philadel­ nia — can buy single-state with market interest rates. arms are not equal in length. position to insure accuracy. 45-degree angle; and for leveling phia but as little as 8.82 percent Today, thanks to standards and The push-pull category in­ and plumbing surfaces. for folks in Dallas, Miami, Los tax-free money-market funds, is^ the interest from which is also A single-state municipal-bond advanced technology, measuring cludes pocket units compact Try squares are also L-shaped. Angeles. Chicago or Boston. exempt from federal, state and mutual fund works like any other aF > is easier and more precise. Even enough to fit into a pocket. This but are smaller than carpenter But you don’t have to move to local income taxes. —- fund. Bonds in its portfolio are so. homeowners and do-it- rule may have a spring but squares. This type of square can Philadelphia to enjoy totally Choices to Make. Now comes added or sold as people buy or sell yourselfers sometimes find them­ usually does not have a locking incorporate a steel blade ranging tax-free interest. Almost every the question of how to invest in shares in the fund, or to realign selves in a quandary when it device. It can be used to measure in length from 4 to 12 inches. It is state waives the tax on home­ municipals — individual bonds, a the holdings in light of interest 48 -4" OVERALL comes to selecting the proper lengths up to 6 feet and is ideal for set into a handle and can be u.sed grown bonds. And the safest, national bond fund or UIT, or a rate changes. Both load and tVOi 0* _ J 7 ^ . . >l Ol M measuring tool because of the small projects or when shopping to check wood for squareness and easiest way to take advantage of no-load funds are available, and DEL single-state variety of the last two large number and variety on the for furniture. Steel long tapes can .straightness. It also can test a F3.07S that is to buy bonds via single­ management fees will absorb '/2 I b k f !>t a r e a market. alternatives? The advantage in MASTtR BEDRM be used to measure distances surface or an edge for equal state municipal bond funds and buying individual bonds is you percent or so of the annual yield. The two measuring tool catego­ from 50 to 100 feet. Most of these thickness throughout its length their cousins, single-state unit Unlike a unit trust, with a mutual OAtlSouM ries are tape rules and squares. rules have a hand crank to return investment trusts (U ITs). One or know exactly what you’re and to indicate 90-degree saw cuts getting. fund you can have your tax-free Both groups contain measuring the blade, but there are long tapes on boards. the other is available to residents But you don’t get diversifica­ income reinvested in additional “*»• pK ” 1 instruments with unusual fea­ now available with automatic A recent development of Stan­ of at least 26 states. K tTC H EN : tion, and if you decide to sell shares. 8**'*4| tures that make them useful in blade return features. These ley Tools is a measuring wheel Income taxes are at their rather than hold the bond to specific applications. rules are designed for measuring line to perform long-distance lowest rate in decades, yet Neal Litvack, vice-president of maturity, you may not get an Tape rules generally incorpo­ large areas, such as sports fields measurements vertically: over­ demand for one-state muni funds Fidelity Investments, draws this attractive price from brokers. rate a narrow strip of steel often and lawns. head; around comers; from wall and unit investment trusts is distinction between UITs and The smallest bid-and-asked referred to as the “ blade.” which Squares are used to perform to wall: and over contours up to booming. What accounts for the mutual funds: “ If you buy today HI HAWAII spreads are for bonds offered in is marked off in inches or. in some complicated calculations and to 1.000 feet without stopping or 12,922 appeal of single-state munis? For and rates go up, the value of the cases, centimeters, orboth. Qual­ one thing, as federal tax rates lots of at least $25,000 — $100,000 is trust goes down and there is assure the correct determination requiring a helper. even better. ity tape rules have a protective of various angles. The basic While walking off a distance SOURCE: U S. Dopt. of Commsrc* liV oO riphlc* © IS M North Amwica SynOlcalo. Inc have come down from a top rate nothing you can do. In a mutual UITs, on the other hand, are a n z i film for added corrosion resist­ square types include carpenter- with this measuring wheel, the of 70 percent on interest income in fund, the manager can turn over collection of bonds selected by the ance. They also utilize black rafter squares, combination 1981 to 33 percent now. the state some of the investments and unit’s counter will automatically sponsor, who sells shares of the gradation markings against a squares and try squares. A tax bite has increased, at least in replace them with more- record the measurement and trust. You buy units, generally in BEDRM »S yellow backround for high visibil­ carpenter square, also referred relative terms. attractive bonds. But the benefit -i display it in feet and inches in $1,000 increments, and receive a FIRST FLOOR PLAN U fP LH LIVIN G RM ity. as well as a “ true zero” and to as a rafter or framing square, Tax Adviser State taxes can be deducted on of the trust is clear: If you think clear view of the operator. If the share of the interest earned by the PT hook for precise measuring. Most is a flat piece of steel or operator should “ overshoot” a federal returns, so lower rates interest rates are at a peak, you rules use a steel spring or special mean Uncle Sam’s subsidy of set portfolio of bonds. You pay an can lock in an attractive aluminum cut into an L shape mark, the wheel can be backed up upfront load (Van Kampen Mer­ U cam configuration that enables By George W. Smith ANSWER: It sounds to me like your state tax bill has diminished. portfolio.” with graduated markings. This and the counter will read ritt and Nuveen charge 4.9 the blade to slide in or out of the versatile device can be used to accordingly. you are pretty much on top of all As state and local taxes make up Residents of several states can this. However, each situation a bigger chunk of the total tax bill, percent), but there are no man­ buy single-state funds and UITs QUESTION: For the first time stands on its own. I’ll give you an more attention is given to avoid­ agement or redemption fees. invested only in municipals that SECOND FLOOR PLAN in my life I filed an extension last example. In a recent Tax Court ing them. Since you know exactly what carry insurance against default. April 15 for my income tax return. decision the taxpayer proved that Tax reform’s crackdown on tax HOUSE OF THE WEEK — This l-shaped, two-story Use old papers in the garden I have never had enough deduc­ his horse racing was profit shelters and the squeeze on tions to itemize, so I always used house has three bedrooms and 2V4 baths. The living room motivated. In this case, an individual retirement accounts Japanese work By Earl Aronson appearance and some character­ Form 1040EZ. When I stopped by anesthesiologist proved that he left municipal bonds standing out features sliding doors which flank a fireplace and the IRS office last week to pick up The Associated Press istics to Empire, named in 1966. spent more time with horse- like a beacon for those seeking my forms, the clerk said I can’t longer hours cathedral ceiling. Plan HA1531A has 1,412 square feet on Weeders Guide However, Empress ripens a racing activities than in his tax-advantaged investments. Old newspapers create a proo- use Form 1040EZ because I filed the first floor and 529 on the second. For more lem when they fill up landfills and month earlier, which is “ a real medical practice and that he was But are they for you? Not every The typical U.S. employee worked 2,132 an extension. Is there any truth to information, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to clutter basements and garages. plus,” says Dr. Roger D. Way. engaged in the activity to make a state, for instance, lets residents hours in 1907, while Japanese workers this? architect Jerold L. Axelrod, 66 Harned Road, Commack, But there is a good use for old is not harmful to plants or professor emeritus. “ It means profit. Although the horse racing escape taxes on interest from averaged 2,156 hours. microbial soil life. Newspapers that quality New York State never showed a profit, his racing in-state municipals. Illinois, N.Y. 11725. newspapers that helps bring J.D.. ANNUAL HOURS WORKED IN THE U.S. AND JAPAN about a more productive, weed- are said to be rich in carbohy­ apples will be available to consu­ income did increase and his Iowa, Oklahoma and Wisconsin TULSA, OKLA. 2200 free garden. drate energy and have been mers well before many other expenses were decreasing. The exempt only a few specific issues court said his losses were deducti­ from taxation. Kansas taxes 2167 2159 ------2156 A mulch of shredded newspap­ successfully fed to cattle by varieties.” ANSWER: Yes. not only is income on most muni bonds 2150 ers conserves moisture, moder­ agricultural researchers at sev­ The parents of Empress are ble. So you’ll have to wait and see there truth, but it’s the law. You issued before li988. but newer Here’s the Answer ates temperatures and discour­ eral university experiment Jonamac and the New Jersey- what happens. may not use Form 1040EZ if you 2100 - ages weed growth. It can also stations. bred Vista Bella. Jonamac is a in-state munis escape the state filed for an extension of time to QUESTION: I’m taking a class income tax. shelter seedlings from sun, wind But researchers advise against cross of McIntosh and Jonathan. file your tax return. You’ll have to this summer at a community Indiana, New Mexico and Utah and rain on exposed soil. The using color newspaper inserts Way said: “ U n l i k e many varie­ file either Form 1040 or Form college which I enjoy very much. give tax-free status to both paper generally decomposes and magazines in gardens. ties that produce well every other QUESTION: I have to paint a 1040A. My boss said the class is “ a must” in-state and out-of-state munici­ QUESTION: Your answer to gradually into soil-enriching hu­ year. Empress is an annual NOTE: US. hours are based on non- concrete floor and walkway Newspaper shredders are because of my job position. Are pal bonds. Alaska, Florida. Nev­ the adjustment of the tension on a mus by the end of the season. available. One that reportedly cropper with consistently good j agnculture wage and salary workers around the area of an outdoor QUESTION: You probably the costs for the classdeductible? ada. South Dakota, Texas. Wa­ and are an annual average ol monthly window shade was very good. But Newspaper strips mixed with quickly slices newspapers — up to yield. And the apple is the product swimming pool. I once did a hear all kinds of strange stories shington and Wyoming have no figures. Japanese hours are an I would like you to know that when grass clippings soak up excess 12 thicknesses at once — into of a relatively small tree, ena-, similar job several years ago relating to losses for show horses L.S., income tax to avoid. Residents of annual average kom companies with I was a little girl, more than 55 moisture to encourage an airy, half-inch ribbons features self- with an oil-based paint but found bling growers to plant more trees and horse racing. I’m in the horse KALAMAZOO, MICH. these states still get a tax break X or more employees. years ago. my mother took an old open texture in compost piles. sharpening circular blades. For per acre, thus increasing[ the concrete was a little slippery business and I keep accurate because interest from municipal 1850 silverware fork. She removed the The high-carbon newsprint rots after it had been done. I have information, write to: The Kins­ profits.” records of all the events my ANSWER: Yes. Reimbursed bonds isn’t taxed at the federal shade and rolled it up tight. She readily in combination with the man Co., River Road, Point heard this slipperyness can be horses enter. However, for the education costs are generally level. 1800' then inserted the flat prong on the high-nitrogen clippings, and Pleasant, Pa. 18950. avoided by using a water-based For a copy of Earl Aronson's past few years I haven’t made a deductible if the class you took Investing in bonds also carries top of the shade on the roller into household wastes such as fruit latex paint. That sounds logical, “ AP Guide to House Plants,” profit. Nor will I for another year maintained or improved your the risk that rising interest rates the tines of the fork. then wound it and vegetable peelings, egg □ □ □ but what worries me is whether up slowly about five times to send $1.50 to: House Plants, AP or two. I have never been audited, current job skills or your em­ will drive down the value of your 1975 1980 1984 1985 1986 1987 shells, coffee grounds and tea NEW EMPRESS APPLE: A Newsfeatures, 50 Rockefeller the water-based latex will be as tighten the spring. Too much leaves. but I expect to receive a letter any ployer expressly required you to investment. Right now the oppo­ durable as the other paint. May I new apple, dsscribed as “ semi­ Plaza, New York, N.Y, 10020. take the course to keep your site effect is widely expected, winding makes it spring back. Newspapers generally contain day from the IRS asking me to have your advice? firm and snappy, with good color, present position. Education ex­ based on the growing belief that Insert the shade back into the 75 percent ground wood pulp and prove my losses.t’m going to mm brackets and pull it down. I have texture and size,” has been make a profit but it will take time. penses are a miscellaneous de­ interest rates have about peaked. ANSWER: The water-based 25 percent purified fiber or used this method many times in named Empress by Cornell Uni­ WE DELIVER Do you have any moral support duction reported on Form 1040, If rates do turn down, the value of latex is excellent for poolside cellulose. Wood pulp contains the w the past and it always works. versity’s New York Agricultural For Home Delivery, Call for me? Schedule A. The total of all your bonds purchased now will rise. o u areas. It is very durable and is not nutrients and trace elements that Experiment Station at Geneva. ■ were in the trees originally. miscellaneous expenses must ex­ Share prices of tax-free money- slippery. It also has the advan­ ANSWER: Many thanks. Our The apple, with a pedigree 647-9946 J.K., ceed 2 percent of your adjusted market funds, invested in very tage of being easy to apply. readers thank you. too. Newsprint ink is made from dating back two and a half NORTHVILLE. MICH. gross income before it counts. short-term municipal debt, aren’t SOURCE: U.S./f^ BurMu ol Labor SiMitlica 7InloG fipW \ eo C 1868 North AmotiCJ S/ndicai*. Inc. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 carbon black and mineral oil and centuries, is reported similar in 9 8 9 1 I J u

20 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 29. 1989 ^ i f rV ----- r-1. FOCUS / Advice MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 29, 1989 — Z1 FO CUS / TV, Comics &. Puzzles Dentists cure gum disease Where to Write DEAR ABBY: I am a dental hygienist who has Saturday, July 29 used one of your columns for years to educate my Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren Y patients. I clipped it out of Newsday about eight or P.O. Box 69440 nine years ago (maybe longer). 6:00AM d D Captain Bob ^ Omexin Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. I see people in my office every day who think they CD Sustaining C26j Peppermint Place Dear Abby Ql) INN Magazine are taking good care of their teeth, but end up with Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott. M O (30) Superboy Lana is trailed by corrupt gingivitis — gum disease. Abigail Van Buren (B) Home Shopping Network |3 hrs.) police officers after she witnesses an at­ Please run that column again. P.O Box 91428 ®8) One Day at a Time tempted murder. (R) Cleveland, Ohio 44101 [C N N ] Daybreak It's Your Business '61) Bullwinkle ZITA MANSON, R.D.H., [D IS ] You and Me, Kid HICKSVILLE, N Y. Woman’s Health George D. Malkasian, M D [ESPN] Arm Wrestling [A 8 iE ] When Things Were Rotten 409 12th St. S.W. [HBO] Leadfoot {CC| Philip McKeon and [C N N ] Sports Close-up DEAR R ITA; At the risk of other readers Peter Barton star in the story of the tragedy [DIS] Dumbo's Circus Washington, D C . 20024-2188 that follows when a teen-ager gets his first [E S P N ] Fishing Crooked Creek complaining about “ reunitis,” here it is: car. the most damage, for here it attacks the bone that [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Three Worlds of [U S A ] Check It Out! supports the teeth. The bone slowly "dissolves” Gulliver' Jonathan Swift s story inspired DEAR READERS: If you have dentures, skipthis this tale of a ship's surgeon who is cast itself to get away from the irritating calculus. It 6:05A M [M A X ] m o v i e : 'W ar of the column. But if you still have your own teeth and Worlds' Martian war machines invade upon the magical shores of Lilllput and takes years before the teeth will loosen — and Brobdingnag Kerwin Mathews Jo Mor want to keep them, you may be glad you read it: Earth in George Pal's Oscar-wtnnmg adap­ eventually be lost. tation of the classic H G Wells novel Gene row. June Thorburn. 1960 More often than not. the patients 1 see have no Barry, Ann Robinson. Les Tremayne. [U S A ] Paid Programming DEAR ABBY: I am sitting here after work, 1953, Rated G. (In Stereo) calculus visible when looking in their mouths. Their Episiotomy needed 8 :00 A M .3 3 Adventures of Raggedy emotionally drained and physically exhausted, but I 6:30AM d ) Young Universe Ann and Andy (CC) must write this letter because so many people need former dentist removed what he could see, but left the calculus under the gums, allowing the disease to 11' At the Movies Scheduled Jack Ni­ 8 40 Flintstone Kids (CCi to be educated. I am a dental hygienist who is cholson films. Laurence Olivier tribute |RJ continue. He either was unaware that it was there 11 Hee Haw currently seeing a flock of new patients because two for some mothers 20 New Zoo Revue 20 Popeye elderly dentists in this community are no longer because he failed to keep up with modern dental 38 Alice education, or he was unwilling to change and felt .22 30 Kissyfur (CC) practicing. (One retired and the other died.) [C N N ] international Correspondents 24 Zoobiiee Zoo These patients had complete faith in their dentists that curing peridontal disease is "modern hog- By Georoe D. Molkoslon [D IS ] Mousercise wash. Consequently, the majority of his patients 26 MOVIE: 'San Antone' A conflict be only to come to us and find it was in vain. They are President, The American [E S P N ] SpeedWeek Weekly auto racing tween Confederates and Unionists gives victims of dentists who did not keep us with current are suffering from advanced gum disease. College of Obstetricians W om an’s report rise to a'pcrsonal border country war Roc / Peridontal disease is usually not painful until the [HBO] MOVIE: 'Airport 1975* A ste­ Cameron. Aneen Wheian. Forrest Furker dentistry and Gynecoloolsts 1952 wardess IS forced to take the controls Most of these patients saw their dentist regularly, final stages. However, there are warning signs. Health There are several stages — and all are curable until when a mid-air collision leaves the crew of 38 Wall Street Journal Report twice a year for checkups and cleaning — some for If you are a first-time mother- a 747 incapacitated. Charlton Heston, :S7 Page 57 (R) 20 to .30 years! They loved their dentists and they one reaches the most advanced stage. to-be. you’ll be learning a great Karen Black George Kennedy 1974 Rated PG 6l) Denver, the Last Dinosaur can t believe it when they learn that they now have Only a competent dentist is able to tell you what deal about what to expect during episiotomy is unnecessary, espe­ stage you are in and what treatment is needed. [U S A ] Check It Out! [A8iE] Journey to Adventure advanced peridontal (gum) disease! They can’t labor and delivery. One thing cially during a second or later [C N N ] Daybreak Usually all that is needed in the beginning stages is a 6:45AM 8 Davey 8i Goliath understand why they were never told this before. I you’ll hear about is an episiotomy delivery. If you have strong [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! could tell them, but I don’t want to be blackballed in thorough cleaning and a good home-care program. — an incision made to enlarge the feelings on the subject, you 7:00AM 3; Dr Fad The symptoms to look for are: red and swollen [ESPN] Sportsman's Challenge (R) this community should they decide to take legal opening to the vagina to allow the should talk to your doctor some­ 8 Starting From Scratch Robbie dates [USA] Financial Freedom action. So I hope that you tell them: gums: bleeding when one brushes (healthy gums baby to pass through more easily. time during your pregnancy the new girl in school - and lands m trouble with her former boyfriend (R) 8:30 A M 3 Superman (CC) These dentists were trained in an era of dentistry never bleed); a bad taste or odor from the mouth. In most deliveries, the baby about your views and his or her In the advanced stages, the bleeding stops d') World Tomorrow CO ^0 New Adventures of Winnie the that did not understand peridontal disease, and they comes down the birth canal opinion and practices. This is not Pooh (CC) because the gums have formed a type of scar tissue x11 Transformers haven’t learned anything since. head-first. Although the vagina something that should wait until (11 Hit Video USA around the tooth. (If you’ve had bleeding for years, !20 Daffy Duck and Tweety Dentures were something that were expoected by stretches somewhat to accommo­ the baby is on its way. 20 Porky Pig and then it stops, it doesn’t necessarily mean the >22 Anushka most older people in the 1920s through the 1950s. date the baby, it is common for 26 Rin-Tin-Tin ;22) (30) Disney's Adventures of the problem has gone away.) GummI Bears (CC) The Rev. Reuben Gregory (Clifton Davis, r.) of the First Community Church of Today we know that gum disease is a bacterial the large^iead to tear the delicate v30 Ring Around the World Abby, I know this is very long, but the public needs (2^ Sesame Street (CC) infection caused by plaque — the same bacteria that vaginal tissues during delivery. If 38 AM Boston (R) Philadelphia gels a lot of opposition from Deacon Ernest Frye (Sherman Hemsiev), in^ to know the whole story. Let me say that not all older Ask the Manager cause decay. The plaque hardens into calculus this happens, the ragged tears Our Language ^.0 Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) the NBC series "A m en," airing Saturdays. (tartar) if it is not removed. The usual place of dentists are uninformed, but the vast majority have around the vagina may be diffi­ (57) State W e're In (R) not kept up with the times, and their unsuspecting '61 > Flintstones calculus formation is at the gum line, and it cult to repair. Many first-time (61) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) tier. Basil Mathpone. Nigel Bruce. Kaaren CS Buck Rogers patients pay a terrible price. [A 8 iE ] Legend of Robin Hood Part 5 of Verne 1942 (60 min.) eventually extends beneath the gum. if not mothers experience some tearing 12 [A & E ] Dining in France Soul Train (In Stereo) Expound explains or disciis.ses (57 La Plaza 35 [E S P N ] Play Ball with Reggie Jackson removed. It is beneath the gum that calculus does during delivery if they do not [C N N ] Daybreak [C N N ] Big Story Mama's Family in detail. 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My uterus got school needs to order some 31) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) ager’s discovery that his parents are Rus­ an anesthetic during labor, your ( T ) Learning the Ropes Robert and Bertie [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull counter Cajun relatives while researching a rock hard and stayed that way for about an hour. I playground equipment espe Bugs Bunny and Friends sian spies. Sidney Poitier, River Phoenix. family tree article in Louisiana bayou coun­ Dr. Gott doctor will probably give you a become hospital roommates (R) 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Mother's Day had cramps, sweating, chills and diarrhea. I ’m daily a “jungle jim .” But how is C3® Smurfs (CC). try, Jill Clayburgh, Barbara Hershey. 1987. C£) Sustaining [U S A ] Land of the Giants afraid I might have a premature baby. In addition, I I-N Peter Gott, M.D. local anesthetic before makiing it spelled? [LIFE] Creative Living With Aleene Rated R. (In Stereo) d S do) Teertage Mutant Ninja Turtles (B ) MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes and the haven’t told my doctor about my bad lungs. I don’t the incision. After the delivery, Secret Weapon' The master sleuth uses [TM C ] MOVIE; 'American Dreamer' An 10:10A M [CNN] Showbiz This [U S A ] Lost in Space (CC). American housewife finds herself em­ Week want to subject my unborn baby to strong the doctor then stitches the his repertoire of disguises to ensure the 1 1:10A M [CN N ] Science and Tech­ ANSWER: The .structure of I Kidsongs (R) (in Stereo) safety of a weapon created to destroy Hi- broiled in foreign espionage when she as­ antibiotics. Do you have any advice or comments? incision closed. These stitches vertical and horizontal bars for | sumes the identity of a famous mystery 1 0 .3 0 A M (33 Little Rascals nology Week Scheduled a NASA study ® Pup Named Scoobs Doo (CC) of airplane wings' performance under ad are absorbed into the body and writer. JoBeth Williams, Tom Conti, Gian- CE) verse conditions. children to climb on is a jungle carlo Giannini. 1984. Rated PG. DEAR READ E R: To begin with, if you have will not have to be removed. The Fast Track Auto Show gym, sometimes written as jun­ [L IS A ] Paid Programming 1 1:30A M CD Teen Wolf (CC) incision made for an episiotomy TV channel guide (S ) dfl) ALF (CC). bronchia pneumonia, some health professional (a I am very concerned that you have been ill with gle gym. The term came from a I CD Superman doctor, I hope) must have diagnosed it. Therefore, usually heals better and faster 9 :10 A M [C N N ] Healthweek S i) Shining Tim a Station (CC). trademark of the 1920s. and it [ C o x U n ite d (S) Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids (CC) some sort of lung inflammation for two months. This than if your vagina tears. T e le -M a d ia 39) Abbott and Costello your ailment is no secret. 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tZ — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 29| 1989 ’ MANCHE^f^R'ftfeRWLl^/sJtufSIy.^juiy2V^ 1989 - 23 ( ^ World War I A NAN SNAFU by Bruce Bealtle Saturday, Continued ( ^ Hee Haw KIT -N- CARLYLE by Larry Wright CALLED (50) News HAWK Saturday, Continued ® W ar of the W orids Harrison s step­ mother embarks on her own quest to s to n O ) Home Shopping NetwotV (3 hrs.) Tom Skerritt, Nancy Allen, Heather O'R­ Hawk (Avery the aliens. (60 min.) (R) (In Slereo) ^ ® MOVIE: 'Flath Gordon' A trio ol ourke. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Brooks) goes after (lD SpaceSaver to participate in a grotesque performance. earthlings travels to the planet Mongo to ® “ »»»“» ‘he National Geographic 2:00PM ® Fashion Report's Swim­ some deadly Specials A look at Siberia's past and fu ® Cl® Golden Girls (CC) Dorothy and (3D V Slicer save Earth from Ming the Merciless. Sam ture. (60 min.) Blanche try to help Rose overcome a 30- suit Edition '89 Women's swimwear mo­ strong-arm men 56} It's a Living Nancy has an affair when J. Jones. Melody Anderson, Max Von Sy- year dependency on prescription medica­ dow 1980. deled on location in Hawaii. Also, [A & E ] Chronicle Behind the scenes at she feels that Howard is ignoring her. (R) interviews with the designers and fashion when he comes tion. (R) (In Stereo) (S) Punky Brewster (CC). to the aid of an old Disney World in Orlando, Fla. (?D Rat Patrol Y tips. Hosts: actor Doug Barr, actress Clare [CNN] Capital Gang ® Peter Ustinov in China Part 1 of 2. Kcrkconnell. (60 min.) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Gentle Doctor; Veterinary Medicine friend whose MOVIE: 'Hollywood Canteen' Movie [DIS] MOVIE: "Beauty and the Beast' dZ) (S) Curtain Going Up ® Baretta reputation is being stars entertain G. I.'s at the Hollywood [CNN] Capital Gang Based on the fairy tale classic about a f3§) Black Perspective (S) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min.) ruined, in ABC's Canteen. Bette Davis, Jack Carson, Rov [DIS] MOVIE: 'Around the World in 80 beautiful young woman's relationship with Rogers. 1944. g® MOVIE: 'St. Ives' A former crime re­ ® MOVIE: 'The Hoilywood Knights' On "A Man Called a fearsome beast. Rebecca De Mornay Days' In 1872, an English gentleman wag­ porter is hired by a movie mogul to locate Halloween night, 1965, a rowdy Beverly Hawk," airing John Savage. 1988. Rated G. [A & E ] Evita Peron At the height of her ers that he can travel around the world in valuable ledgers Charles Bronson, Hills high-school gang wreaks havoc when power Evita (Faye Dunaway) is striken with 80 days. Based on the novel by Jules SATURDAY, JULY 29. [E S P N ] SportsCenter Up-to-datp Verne, David Niven, Shirley Maclaine. Jacqueline Bissel, John Houseman. 1976. their favorite hangout is shut down. Fran scores. cancer (60 min.) Part 4 of 4 Drescher, Tony Danza, Richard Schaal. (Rebroadcast) Cantinflas. 1956. Rated G. (In Stereo) l40) Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) [CNN] Showbiz This Week 1980 vs- Kramer' CHECK tISTINGS [E S P N ] Surfer Magazine Highlights and iSf) Doctor Who: Terror of the Autons (CC) A divorced couple battles for custody [DIS] MOVIE: 'Spaceman in King Ar­ pointers. @1 A rt of W illiam Alexander and Lowall FOR EXACT TIME (Q) MOVIE: 'Every Time We Say Good­ of their young son. Winner of five Oscars thur's Court" (CC) A young astronaut is Speers (R) including Best Picture. Dustin Hoffman catapulted back in time to King Arthur s [HBO] MOVIE: 'Poltergeist Ml' (CC) bye' A clash of cultures threatens the de­ MOVIE: 'The Boy W ith Graen Hair' Meryl Streep. Justin Henry. 1979. Rated Vengeful spirits descend on a Chicago veloping romance between an injured court Dennis Dugan, Kenneth More. A young war orphan must learn to deal PG. 1979. Rated G. apartment complex after young Carol American pilot and a Sephardic Jewish with ridicule and rejection after his hair Anne Freeling moves in with relatives. woman in 1942 Jerusalem. Tom Hanks, [USA] Tennis: Sovran Bank Classic [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Little N ikita' (CC) An turns green overnight. Dean Stockwell, Pat ® Knight Rider may be canceled when the boy's parents Tom Skerritt. Nancy Allen. Heather O'R­ Cristina Marsillach, Benedict Taylor. 1986. Men's semifinals, from Washington D C FBI agent s investigation into the activities ourke. 1988. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) O'Brien, Robert Ryan. 1948. ® } Mind Communication meet the Munsters. (R) (4 hrs.) (Live) ’ of a renegade Soviet agent leads to a teen­ [A&E] MOVIE: 'My Favorite Spy' A (S) MOVIE: 'Fighting Back' A devoted ager's discovery that his parents are Rus­ [LIFE ] Spenser; For Hire Hawk takes burlesque comic impersonates a European ® MOVIE: 'A Stranger is Watching' A dZ) This Old House (CC). (R) family man organizes a neighborhood pa­ 7 :3 0 P M ® Jeopardy! (CC). sian spies. Sidney Poitier, River Phoenix. drastic measures to gain possession of a spy to get secret plans for the United killer holds hostages in the tunnels under [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story trol in his community to fight crime. Tom ® Kate & Allie (CC). 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) crooked judge's stolen diary. (60 min.) 'Isn’t it wonderful...the sudden interest the States. Bob Hope, Hedy Lamarr, Francis L. New York's Grand Central Station. Rip [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday Sullivan 1951. Skerritt, Patti LuPone, Michael Sarrazin Torn, Kate Mulgrew, James Nauqhton. @ M *A ‘ S*H [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Killing Time' A men all have in pole-vaulting?” 1982. 1982. [DIS] Edison Twins vengeance-seeking youth assumes the [CNN] Newsday (2® W ild America (CC) The special adap [M AX] MOVIE: 'Off Limits' (CC) Two identity of the new deputy sheriff in a sea­ [HBO] MOVIE; 'Mr. North' A novel by Criminal Investigations Detachment offi­ [DIS] Zorro ® Wrestling Challenge ® ® Major League Baseball: Regional lations that allow alpine animals to live m side California town. Beau Bridges. Kiefer Coverage San Francisco Giants at Hous­ Thornton Wilder inspired this tale of a the severe high-mountain ecosystem. |R) cers search the war-torn streets of 1968 [ESPN] Horse Show Jumping: Pres­ ® Rod & Reel young man who charms and beguiles Sutherland, Wayne Rogers. 1987 Rated ton Astros or Chicago White Sox at Cali­ Saigon for a serial killer preying on local R con Grand Prix From Cleveland. (90 min.) 1926 Newport with his gentle ways and ® Superboy Pa Kent's (Stuart Whitman) ® MOVIE; 'Eye of the Tiger' An ex-con fornia Angels (3 hrs.) (Live) past haunts him when a disturbed Korean prostitutes. Willem Dafoe, Gregory Hines. (Taped) confronts the drug-dealing motorcycle electric personality. Anthony Edwards, 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Maniac Cop' A psycho­ ON TH E FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook S® Julia Child and Company: Kitchen War veteran (Joseph Campanella) blames [HBO] MOVIE: 'Jane and the Lost City' gang that murdered his wife. Gary Busey, Robert Mitchum, Angelica Huston. 1988 pathic patrolman stalks the streets of New Cocktail Party (R| Rated PG. (In Stereo) him for his capture and torture. (R) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Shy People" A Manhat­ York City with murder on his mind. Tom Based on the comic-strip adventures of a Yaphet Kotto, Seymour Cassel. 1986. tan magazine writer and her daughter en­ beautiful British officer who races the Nazis ® Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ [U S A ] M y Sister Sam Sam and Patti dZ) Soapbox W ith Tom Cottle Six teen Atkins, Bruce Campbell, Laurene Landon [A & E ] French Revolution The political agers share their experiences with alcohol counter Cajun relatives while researching a 1988 Rated R. to a fabled African city and a fortune in legacy that has endured for 200 years. (60 cords The world's strongest stomach. (R) have a Halloween adventure when they go family tree article in Louisiana bayou coun­ ^ Ms.-fizeLus Trie JUST HoU)p£)e$5HgfiLAiJ tllf CAPE SAMPLE [A & E] Eagle and the Bear diamonds Sam Jones, Maud Adams. Kir­ min.) (38) Mersey's Hollywood trick-or-treating at their mysterious neigh­ try. Jill Clayburgh, Barbara Hershey. 1987. [USA] MOVIE: 'Night of the Living CAfEfefJlA fillip SPILL HA5 F/iJALLV/ , , - To 6^r OF-^.ooo T r ilf HEU) f ’fZPPUcT.f’ sten Hughes. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) bor’s home. [CNN] Sports Saturday Rated R. (In Stereo) Dead' Mankind is threatened when grave­ feeiJ CLfAriep UP got iloiJ [E S P N ] U.S. Olympic Festival From ® ) Superboy Pa Kent's (Stuart Whitman) yards give birth to an army of flesh-eating I T o n s OF S T A L E , [LIFE ] W hat's Up, Dr. Ruth? Oklahoma City. Scheduled events are div­ past haunts him when a disturbed Korean [E S P N ] U.S. Olympic Festival From (3fi) News 9:30 PM 0® Linda Seidel zombies in George Romero's cult classic. The o f MiCgPWAVeP &L0F? ing, volleyball, gymnastics and track and War veteran (Joseph Campanella) blames 6.00PM (3D (3D Oklahoma City. Scheduled events are [USA] American Bandstand ® ® 13 East (CC) Colorized version. Duane Jones. Judith field. (3 hrs.) (Live) him for his capture and torture. (R) dD A-Team gymnastics, diving and track and field. (2 1 1 2:30PM (3j MOVIE; The Ballad of O'Dea, Russell Streiner 1968. [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd @ Victory Garden (CC). (3® Charles in Charge (CC) Charles' per hrs , 30 min ) (Live) ® Beyond Tomorrow Rebroadcasts: \ Cable Hogue' A loner is joined by a prosti­ The effects of Maine's acid rain, a proto­ (CC) Molly looks for a job in the city; Mol­ sonality changes drastically when an acci [M AX] MOVIE: Flowers in the Attic' 11:10PM Latenight America tute in his search for the good life Jason ® MOVIE: 'The Devonsville Terror' A type sailboat challenges the world speed W ith Dennis Wholey Joined in Progress ly's mom introduces her to Arthur Feld­ modern-day witch unleashes her destruc­ dent triggers temporary amnesia Part 1 o (CC) Based on V.C. Andrews' novel about Robards, Stella Stevens, David Warner man. 2^(R) record. (R) (In Stereo) Uu 1970 tive powers to avenge the wrongful death four children held prisoner by their grand­ 1 1 :30PM (3D Entertainment This mother in the family's ancestral estate [CNN] This Week in Japan ® Space Savers 2:10PM [CNN] Healthweek of her ancestors. Suzanna Love, Robert (i® The Wok W eek Actor Judge Reinhold (60 min.) (In Walker. Donald Pleasance. 1983. Victoria Tennant. Louise Fletcher, Kristy Stereo) (?2: Completely Mental Misadventures (2Q) W ar of the Worlds An alien takes over 9.50PM d® Peter Ustinov in China 2;30PM d® Welcome to M y Studio (R) Swanson 1987 Rated PG-13, Part 2 of 2 > s of Ed Grimley (CC). (In Stereo) [A&E] All Creatures Great and Small a pregnant woman's body, resulting in the dD Star Search (60 min ) (In Stereo) [D IS ] MOVIE: The Blue Bird' (CC) A birth of a half-alien, half-human baby. (60 6 * 0 0 P M (3D Paradise (CC) A gang of C5) Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare 24 Make Yourself at Home Season Pre­ dZ) Woodwright's Shop min.) (R) (In Stereo) 10:00PM ® W est 57th (CC) Re­ miere ’R) little girl searches for true happiness Shir­ outlaws demanding money and medical broadcasts: a return to the site of the on Elm Street A high-school baseball star [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch ley Temple, Spring Byington. 1940. d4) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). (R) aid holds Amelia and the children hostage Jonestown massacre in Guyana; an inter­ is headed for disaster when he meets the 26' MOVIE: 'W hipsaw ' Two pairs of (60 min.) (R) (In Slereo) ideal girl. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) lewel thieves fight for a valuable pearl. [LIFE] Goodnight, Beantown [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Going for the Gold: The dD Fugitive view with best actress Oscar-winner Jodie MOVIE; 'A Winner Never Quits' WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll Myma Loy, Spencer Tracy, William Harri- [MAX] MOVIE; 'Ice Station Zebra' Bill Johnson Story' Bill Johnson becomes dD @D Foster; a profile of Los Angeles chef W olf­ (33) MOVIE: 'The Bedroom Window' The ® Friday the 13th: The Series Greed ICC) One-armed baseball player Pete Gray gang Puck. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) gan 1935 Based on Alastair Maclean's Cold War the first American to win a gold medal in an tables are turned on a young executive leads a compulsive gambler to a ring that struggles to succeed in the major leagues thriller about an American sub racing its Olympic downhill skiing event. Anthony ® ® Man Called Hawk (CC) A civil- when he becomes the prime suspect of the 30 What About Women: Meeting brings him luck at the betting window. (60 and inspires another handicapped boy. Russian counterpart to the North Polo and Edwards. Dennis Weaver, Wayne North­ min,) (R) (In Stereo) rights attorney enlists Hawk's assistance murder he claims to have witnessed. Steve 'itX i LEARN ^ Places: Meeting People Keith Carradine, Dennis Weaver, Mare l i (Cleveland Indians (3 hrs.) (Live) ® Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) ( 3 Saint ter. (R) (In Stereo) ^ MOVIE: 'The Savage Is Loose' A fa­ [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd dS MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th, Part VI: r im ... BUT I CANT Be s u r e . ® Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) dZ) M otorweek The Volkswagen Cabri­ (S) Starting From Scratch Kate packs her ® How to Play a Piano Overnight mily, shipwrecked on a desert island, must (CC) Molly looks for a job in the city: Mol­ Jason Lives' Now dead and buried, Jason WHAT5 THAT KIND OF THING olet, the Maserati-built Chrysler TC; auto bags after an argument with James. (R) come to grips with the primal forces of life is all but a bad nightmare, but the bloody [CNN] Newsday ® Bill Moyers' Worid of Ideas: The ly's mom introduces her to Arthur Feld insurance reform in California; the Pontiac George C. Scott, Trish Van Devere. John man, carnage may not be over yet Tom Ma­ cA u e o ? [DIS] MOVIE; 'Life on the Mississippi' dE) Julia Child and More Company: Soul of the Nation Author E.L. Doctorow GTO. Country Dinner David Carson. 1974. thews. Jennifer Cooke. David Kaqen This film is based on the Mark Twain clas­ ( Ragtime, Book of Daniel") discusses 1 0:30PM ® Crimes of the Century 1986. sic about life on a Mississippi riverboat. [A & E ] Evita Peron Evita (Faye Dunaway) [A&E] Fine Romance writers and politics, the decline of dissent dZ) Lontisome Pine Special (In Stereo) rallies the Argentine people to support her Q® Monsters Ghost stories take on a Robert Lansing 1984. (In Stereo) and why writers write. (R) Cops The Multnomah Sheriff's depart­ [A & E ] Living Dangerously Hawaii's Ki- lover, Juan Peron, as president. (60 min.) [CNN] Newswatch ®3) frightening reality for curious teen-agers in lauea volcano. (60 min.) [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Part 3 of 4. ® ABC News ,CC). ment makes a drug bust; a young prosti­ a decrepit mansion. (R) [E S P N ] Horse Racing: Haskell Invita­ tute is arrested. (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsnight [T M C ] MOVIE: 'M alone' Stranded in Or­ [CNN] On the Menu tional For 3-year-old Thoroughbreds at 1 dZ) Bradshaw on: The Family ® Can You Beat Baldness? egon. a retired CIA agent takes a stand 1/8 miles, from Oceanport. N.J. (60 min ) [A & E ] Living Dangerously Hawaii's Ki- [ESPN] High School Basketball: Na­ [C N N ] Pinnacle ® T w ilight Zone (CC) A homeless man against a ruthless (and developer. Burt [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson Part 1 of (Live) lauea volcano. (60 min.) tional Prep Championship From Las Ve­ 2 . takes over the mind - and money - of a gas. (2 hrs.) (Live) Reynolds. Cliff Robenson, Kenneth McMil­ [DIS] Teen Win, Lose or Draw [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Living Daylights' [CNN] PrimeNews wealthy person to rescue a bankrupt shel­ C19M rn&unt SarvlcM. Inc. lan. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire Hawk takes [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Karate Kid' When [LIF E ] Leg W ork Ail RighU Rm « v«0 (CC) James Bond battles villainous forces ter. (R) (In Stereo) drastic measures to gain possession of a a teenager is bullied, a Japanese handy­ [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey [USA] MOVIE; 'Iron Eagle' A retired Air planning to arm the Russians in Afghanis­ 12:30AM ® Shq's the Sheriri Force colonel and a teen-ager mount a dar­ crooked judge's stolen diary. (60 min.) tan. Dalton's debut as 007. Timothy Dal­ man leaches him about self-confidence 8 : 3 0 P M (3D Can You Beat Baldness? MOVIE: 'The Hindenburg' A counter­ and karate. Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki "Pat " Mulcaiiy's wife believes she's pregnant ing mission to rescue the boy's father from [TMC] MOVIE: 'Masters of the Univ­ ton, Maryam d'Abo. Jeroen Krabbe. (2D @D Am en (CC) The Reverend's agent searches for a conspirator he be­ with their seventh child. (R) DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Colllna his Middle Eastern captors. Louis Gossett erse' He-Man races the evil Skeletor to 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Moma, Elisabeth Shue. 1984. Rated PG lieves is attempting to destroy a German (In Slereo) mother falls for the Deacon but disap­ ® Synchronal Research Jr. Jason Gedrick. David Suchet. 1986. (In modern-day California and the all-powerful [TM C] MOVIE: 'Deadly Illusion' A de­ proves of Thelma. (R) (In Stereo) luxury dirigible during a transatlantic cross­ Stereo) ® To Be Announced. T E L L T E S S X VMAS O A L L E P Cosmic Key. Dolph Lundgren, Frank Lan- tective falls victim to a setup that leaves Ufestylos of the Rich and ing. George C. Scott, Anne Bancroft, W il­ IF V O U COhTIACT i n s p e c t o r "5AM , THIS ISA DEEP COVER 7jOOPM ® (5D Hometime (R) liam Atherton. 1975. LIF1DN F O R A 'D O P - a C C IB ^ I gella, Meg Foster. 1987. Rated PG. him the prime suspect in the murder of a Famous Actor Michael Caine; Princess ® Friday the 13th: The Series Mickey's TRAILER, HE'LL HAVE-fO DBSt/ ASSkaNMEhjrT" 1 :30PM Bodywatch (CC). (R) ®J) Reporters From Poland; actor Mandy MI»SION, SUTTCLLFflSR ALL KNOMVLEDSE ■ Yasrnin, daughter of the late Rita Hay- [DIS] Ernest Goes to Splash Mountain nephew explores a haunted house where a NC7TH1NG M ORE- 3:30PM a s dZ) Yan Can Cook businessman’s wife. Billy Dee Williams. Patinkin profiles a woman who saved 12 ^ W ild America (CC) A Stouffer family Vanity. Morgan Fairchild. 1987 Rated R, " ° ^ ’ *'|p|4clress Charlotte Rampling. (60 Ernest (Jim Varney) goes to Disneyland to boy, supposedly dead, still resides. (60 -THIS PLATRDRM . . I'M ON camping trip illustrates the parallels be­ [CNN] Your Money Jews during World War II by hiding them tn min.) (R) (In Stereo) B L fr, i s o u s t PCVVVOOO- [U S A ] Throb After Zach sells the record check out the theme park's latest attrac­ tween growing up wild and growing up hu­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Princess Bride' a German major's home. (60 min.) (In tion, Splash Mountain. TRACy.. man. (R) company, the new owners offer Sandy a ® (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC). [C N N ] Evans & Novak (CC) A swashbuckling young swordsman Slereo) top job. ® Mama's Family Mama earmarks her [LIFE] Esquire; About Men. for Women [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess in 9 : 0 0 P M ® Tour of Duty (CC) Jennifer 1 2:40AM [H B O ] m o v ie ; The Run­ life savings for a perfect funeral. (R) ning Man' (CC) Executioner-styled ath­ [E S P N ] Magic Years in Sports O.J. this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner. 5:30PM (3l) starting From Scratch must choose between Zeke and an Army 1 0:40PM d® Japan: Behind the Mask Cary Elwes. Mandy Patinkin, Chris Saran­ Robbie dates the new girl in school — and Generation commission that would return her State­ This look at Japan bypasses stereotypes letes hunt convicted prisoners on a sadis­ Simpson and his Heisman Trophy year. tic game show of the near future. Arnold 1968, are the focus. don. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) lands in trouble with her former boyfriend. (CC) (60 min.) (In Slereo) side: Taylor risks his life to save a young and reveals a nation whose trade and man­ [USA] Hollywood Insider (R) fl® Go for Your Dreams soldier. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ufacturing skills have influenced the world. Schwarzenegger, Maria Conchita Alonso, I [HBO] MOVIE: 'Poltergeist III' (CC) Yaphet Kotto. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) (3D Fulfill Your Dreams ® Polica Story Part 2 of 2. 11:00PM ® ® (g ) ® ® News Vengeful spirits descend on a Chicago 4:00PM ® PGA Golf; Buick Open Series Mickey's [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Siesta' (CC) A young dD Victory Garden (CC). nephew explores a haunted house where a apartment complex after young Carol Third round, from Grand Blanc. Mich. (2 ® It's a Living woman consumed by passion recounts Anne Freeling moves In with relatives. hrs.) (Live) ( 3 M unsters Today Marilyn's dream date ® Tales From the Derkside An under­ the Iasi five agonizing days of her life. Ellen ri^?n j m in S te re o l^ 7-29 "“CDUIIS Continued. world kingpin forces a master puppeteer Barkin, Gabriel Byrne, Julien Sands. 1987. 9 8 9 M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 29, 1989 THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 29, 1989 — 88 DILLON by 8lave Dickenson Puzzles S o Hp A) ARf ^ PLWW//V/6- Astrograph TW*TPoc#rr,.ME>cryB« CCH\Je^ C>N €P&iVlNCr SAT^fTPAV-L H g N e V ? rMrsernitoTka M Three new meaningful relationships CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jm. 19) Your 1 106, Roman 7 Donkey could be established in the year ahead. wisdom, as well as your reliability as a ]T 4 Hebrew letter 8 Ventilate Instead of any of them being of a fleet­ friend, will be at the disposal of a pal to­ ing nature, they will all be durable and day who'll be in need of your help. Your 8 Indian nurse 9 Sweet potatoes 'rs*56ife!L> % 12 Chemist's 10 Currency enrich your life for years to come. thoughtfulness will not be readily forgotten. workplace exchange AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) You can 13 Mosaic piece premium 'c LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It looks like you conduct your affairs more effectively to­ 14 Othello villain 11 Horde might be rewarded at this time for day If you operate In ways that do not 15 Actress Merkel 17 Esau's country dSBii something you’ve done in the past that call attention to yourself or your aims. 16 Outer skin 19 Over there was never properly acknowledged. The whole world does not have to know LI’L ABNER by Al Capp 18 Emerald or 23 Future LL.Bs.' Though d e la y^, the compensation will your business. aquamarine exam be just as sweet. Leo, treat yourself to a PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Teaming 20 Find sum of 2 5 ______culpa birthday gift. Send for your Astro- up with a reliabte ally today in order to tt A 1 PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz Graph predictions for the year ahead by 30 VARS ASO, A SWEET - 3UOC5CWLV. \O P B O N C LC 21 Hard drinker 26 Comedian Ed further a mutual interest looks like it will AH IS UHOCR A CCXX. VOUNS LAOV-WAME OF HAADCV 'vow O d £ njrua SHOWER, UKE VD' TOLE , FUrURC ARRIVCO. IN FIVE m F n w M E m E M s mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this ME - . _ . - _ RANSV HUHKS-COR»*-SIOeRtD f M IRED W E O O W ' 5 u n r 22 Black gold bear fruitful results. Don't do on your A W3UNO SEKIKIULMAN - r - A T J LATSIS F tm iM , CHILES newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, > A KJICK81- A CIA.V. AHA LI ^ votft nsppv JEST AFEVHtaCELS 2 4 ___ Kippur 27 Freshwater fish R O N R N own what can be done more effectively ►4AME O F U J O F E R M O K UM - BCGOED HIAA NfOr T'aOUAMCMI AH' ME VkAS RJH HO^-yo'AM' OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your XM M O S T 01* DESIR AB LE HIS UnsS S^VIN^y BUT ^ 26 Palest 28 Spy employed L S T E A THIS 15 A GREAT REUNION, WAIT! there's something ' don't tell with a partner. LI L VARMINT IN ALL TM' MOPSLESSLV CAISVAAAE. WILL zodiac sign. JEST BMILSD^ M A R M D fr 30 Decoration by police CHARLIE BROWN ! I THINK ARIES (March 21-April 19) An ambi­ HILLS/:'’ VOU SHOULD KNOW! HER AN'/THINSI VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) A solution tious objective can be fulfilled today if 34 Entertainer___ 29 Government 41 Fort 5 2 ------Khayyam U)E SHOULD 60 CELEBRATE UNTIL AFTER may be found today for a vexing social you have the motivation to do so. Your Sumac agent 44 Physicians (sl.| 54 Sand hill WITH A MARSHMALLOW SUNPAE) problem you’ve been unable to resolve. chances for success will be accentuat­ 35 Los Angeles 31 Cross out THE MAR5H- 46 Mover's truck 56 Reverberate The Intervention of a wise and loving ed if you use methods with which you gridders 32 In ______48 Nips 57 Is situated AAALLOU) friend will be very helpful. are familiar. 37 Of aircraft (routinized) 50 Engage in small 58 Ireland UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You'll be mo­ U ii SUNDAE.. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your great­ 38 Actor Robert 33 Theater box talk 60 Last queen of tivated to be helpful to others today by est asset today is your ability to mingle your compassion and sense of duty. D e___ 36 Cuff 51 Very small Spain comfortably and constructively with 40 Grooming aid 39 Over (poet.) Even though you'll not harbor thoughts e i 9S 2 C«fK> CM oaprt— . Inc. quantity 61 Consumed food people whose cooperation Is essential 42 Carry for ptersonal gratification, your deeds to your present alms. Something good 1 2 3 9 will bring you benefits anyway. 43 Defenseless 10 11 could result. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Someone AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson 45 Artlessness • GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Triumphs 12 7-29 who is extremely fond of you will be 47 Pillage should come easily tor you today In in­ working on your behalf today to help volvements of a domestic nature, be 49 School org. IS HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browns you attain something for which you've 50 A F L -___ they a party, picnic, cook out or artistic been hoping. This person will know how changes in your home. 53 Spanish hero IB to get the job done. CANCER (June 21-July 22) There Is a 55 Anoint Ar//k4s-/ A ? 'rOiJ ALV^AYO SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) ■ A l W A Y : ^ strong possibility you will have a meet­ 59 Earn govern­ C A ro 4 W A T A/\ANY FI&H f Something ycHi should be able to do ing of the minds today with a person ment land better than the people you'll be Involved 26~ 27 28 who is seldom In accord with your ideas 62 102, Roman with today is to take small opportunities or thinking. This could begin a new era 6 3 _angle and expand them Into something much 34 In your relationship. 64 Grafted, in heraldry 38 65 That girl 66 Scarlett 43 Bridge O'Hara's home 67 Close falcon C 1—8 by NEA. me eyes cern abnormal distribution. Here is an example. 68 Gravel ridge SO 61 1 66 57 58 NORTH M t-St Place yourself in the South position. ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue ■ ♦ A 42 DOWN 69 62 You have landed in three clubs after THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk 8 By Barry T7S2 ♦ QJSS today’s competitive auction. Blot out THATS CXIR PINNER, man: CAREFUL? HEH.< HEH.' HEH 1 League 63 66 ♦ K87 the East-West cards from your mind if I'M GONNA CATCH “ ' HEY, THIS'LL YOURSELF.' 2 Wind indicator you want to take a Uttle declarer test L'TTLE VARMINT,' BE A SNAP' ^ yPUR HieHNESS, VWVA(2E 10U CH4HSIN© WEST 3 Construction 66 68 EAST East wins the ace of hearts and re­ DEATH ♦ Q 10 6 3 beam (2 wds.) ♦ J987 turns a diamond. West wins the K-A, J TQ JO V A 10 6 4 4 Studio 2 9 East shedding a spade on the second 0213 (c)1989 by NEA. Inc ♦ A K 10 7 4 ♦ 8 ♦ Q632 diamond, and East ruffs the third dia­ mond. Back comes a heart and you SOUTH win the king. What next? If you played 4>K5 A-K of clubs, expecting the queen to VK85 now drop, give yourself a failing ♦ 96 2 grade. You should have logically in­ ♦ AJ 1094 ferred that East started with four Vulnerable; East-West clubs. Here’s why. D ealer South It is apparent that East responded I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henii Arnold and Bob Lea with a four-card heart suit. When West THE BORN L08ER byArtSansom North East raised to two hearts, he must have haii Unscramble these (our Jumbles, Pass .1V three-card support. But East would orte letter to each square, to form 34 All pass four ordinary vyords. BLONDIE by Dean Young 8 8tan Draka . not respond with one heart if be held 6C?Mg our OF OWL HAVe tXJ EVER 1H0U6HT IT WI6HT ^ Opening lead; W Q five spades. (It’s standard to resp o^ MAWIA^e, 6LAt7(%, AMP I LUMP Y/OULO 'YOU CORA LOVES OR ANYTHING ELSE DID t ) C YES...AND YOU in your longer major suit at the ooe- 8g THAT W CONT SegMTDCO^ MIND IP WE d is c u s s in g t h a t m ig h t s t a r t s t a r t W w ere ALSO IN level.) If West had five spades and five DISCUSSED POLITICS AN ARGUMENT t h a t ^ o n t h e diamonds, he would have opened one ];;:;;^MUMICATg AlNM Ope^Jg^Sj POLITICS ? a r g u m e n t ) FINII ' I^BftUTUg?' •* The bidding spade. So East must bold exactly four spades. Knowing that East is 4-4-1-4 2 l ' holds the key makes it easy for declarer to take the KWONN remaining tricks. He should play a By James Jacoby club to dununy’s king, just in «»»<■«> West bolds the singletw queen, and Yesterday’s deal was concerned then finesse against the club queen in with declarer’s drawing logical infer­ the Elast hand. That will work, and de­ RATHEH HE WAS ALWAYS ences from the bidding to make the clarer will make nine tricks for his “ BffEAKINS INTO«' right play. Often these inferences con­ contract. SON© UNTIL HB FRANK AND ERNEST byBobThavas FOUNPTHIS. GIFFEY ROBE 18 ROBE by Pat Brady f' Now anange the circled letters to LOOP! l,fN’T that THf Y WHO w m EF form the surprise answer, as sug­ CELEBRITY CIPHER gested by the above cartoon. I rtA^/EK'T PWKP TMt I'/A POlHG- IT / THOrf M V K filW IN a fioeHApHlBS THAT p- •(tw'a NAVlNOTHt \7 LISTEN/ BOOK Print answer hem: THE ^MUF ON t^T.-TMaze'S , WHAT KlUP OF A IA$T ^ IriO OF IT 600H9S •EQF TLWJ ZGALO ZQE2 ' a l w a y j - p u t peoptf ■rTwTy.<-TwTw^ hw ^ lltTlM E ID TURN b a c k / (Answers Monday) M OtHEK a m I ?/ PA^UAU'O FAVOftTe I M K FAIR ■FL PZTY GEAC HEWWALO Yesterday's Jumbles: FEWER TOOTH SCROLL MARKUP CKwies ? J ume Answer How he felt when he dunked the telegrapher's m f o i m m ' yfAH.-«E test— "R E -M O R S E-FU L" J 6NAPPIH0. AP ZQF HW TTC.' - K A W W C T O F C P . C f i ^ L L ^ t h e m ■ "No girl on TV has ever been raced stranoled "810 pEdRAPASLfy;' assaulted, kidnapped, beaten or killed more than I." — Donna Mills. — -— c^iaw tiy MCA, UK T M A M g S ’ 7 -Z 9 N* 9 8 9 ‘ ■% J u

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MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 29, 1989 — Z} crew of the H.M.S. Bounty rebels against the tyrannical Captain Bligh in this Best P ic­ STARTING [A& E] Babe Ruth: That Ever Livin' Babe ture Oscar winner. Colorized version. Clark adolescent vampires. Jason Patric, Corey performance. Sunday, July 30 The life of the inimitable Babe, from his OVER Gable, Charles Laughton. Franchot Tone. Haim, Kiefer Sutherland. 1987. Rated R. (In Snndav, Continued childhood days in Baltimore to his baseball Stereo) (S) MOVIE: 'Wuthering Haights' A 1935. years. Host: actor Pat O'Brien. (60 min.) young girl forsakes the love of a savage Burt Reynolds 94) Fight Back! W ith David Horowitz 1 0 :3 0 P M (XI Benny Hill young man to marry a country squire. 7.*00A M ® Wall Street Journal Re­ [A&E] Living Dangerously Haw aii's Ki- [CNN] PrimeNews port plays a divorced ® Mystery!: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord (35 Odd Couple Anna Calder-Marshall, Timothy Dalton. lauea volcano. (60 min.) (SD Kinar's Komar [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festival From man who discov­ [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Harry Andrews. 1970. C£) Breakthrough Peter W im sey (CC) Lord Peter and Harriet Oklahoma City. Scheduled events: diving, (S) Easy Way to Lota Weight [CNN] Daywatch .* 4 unravel contradictory evidence. (60 min.) (3D S p aceS aver [A& E] All Creatures Great and Small ® Point of View ers that love is bet­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ace in the Hole' A cyni­ track and field, volleyball and closing cere­ 34) Blest Ms, Father [DIS] Remarkable Rocket Animated. ter the second Part 4 of 4. (R) ®D Twilight Zone (CC) A homeless man cal rejjorter tries to capitalize on a disas­ m onies. (2 hrs.) (Live) [ESPN ] Lighter Side of Sports Jay John­ (H) World Tomorrow Oscar Wilde's story about a group of fire­ takes over the mind ~ and money - of a trous cave-in. Kirk Douglas, Jan Sterling, Straight Talk: Cellulite Free stone is host. time around, in [CNN] Week in Review [HBO] MOVIE: 'Frantic' (CC) An Ameri­ O ) (26) Divine Plan works that personify human strengths and wealthy person to rescue a bankrupt shel­ Bob Arthur. 1951. [LIFE] Family Practice Update weaknesses as they prepare to be set off "Starting [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festival From ter. (R) (In Stereo) can doctor in Paris launches an obsessive [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Great Train Rob­ ^Q) S ynchronal Oklahoma City. Scheduled events are [USA] Murder, She Wrote at a royal wedding. Over," airing SUN­ investigation into his wife's unexplained 1 1 :00PM (3D aD (g) (S) ® News bery' Michael Crichton's fact-based ac­ gymnastics, diving and track and field (3 @ ) Long A g o & Far A w a y: T he S le e p in g disappearance. Harrison Ford, Emmanuelle count of the first robbery of a m oving train James Kennedy P rin c e s s (CC). 6:30PM ® News (X) Best of Arsanio Hall (60 min.) [ESPN] Jimmy Ba.Iard Golf Connec­ DAY. JULY 30. hrs.) (Live) Seigner, Betty Buckley. 1988. Rated R. (In and the three elegant thieves who engi­ @Q) It's Your Business tion: Fundamental Swing (R) ® A B C N e w s (CC). Stereo) (35 Cheers (CC). on ABC. Jill Clay- [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 3 D B enso n neered it, Sean Connery, Donald Suther­ ® Kenneth Copeland [HBO] MOVIE: 'Light of Day' (CC) A QD Go for Your Dreams (3D To Be Announced. land, Lesley-Anne Down. 1979. Rated PG. burgh co-stars. [USA] MOVIE: 'The Deserter' An Army ® Hersey't Hollywood [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update Jimmy Swaggart brother and sister bridge family tensions 9D 9D NBC News (g) Insight / Out (In Stereo) by playing rock and roll on the local bar (Rebroadcast) captain deserts so he can search for the 3® Hometime (CC). Pan 1 of 2. [M AX] MOVIE: 'From the Hip' (CC) A Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera Apaches responsible for the death of his young lawyer finds his ethics put to the [USA] Paid Programming band circuit. Michael J. Fox, Gena Row­ [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [CNN] Inside Business 34) Executive Stress wife. John Huston. Richard Crenna. Chuck test when he takes on the defense of a [A& E] Racing Game Sid pursues a hot lands, Joan Jett. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In [DIS] Sidekicks (CC) Ernie causes hea­ (g) Wanted: Dead or Alive 1:30AM (3D New England Sunday (R) CHECK IISTINGS Connors. 1971 [USA] My Sister Sam college professor accused of murder. Judd tip. (60 min.) Stereo) daches for Jake when be brings home a FOR e x a c t tim e Nelson, Elizabeth Perkins, John Hurt. (g) Ask the Manager (3D ® A B C N e w s (CC). Auto Racing: Interna­ drifter who is wanted by the police. [CNN] Daybreak [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update 2 .3 0 P M 9$ Adam Smith's Money 5:00PM dD 8D 1987 Rated PG. tio n al R a ce o f C h a m p io n s Tw elve driving 3 5 Connecticut: Now (35 IN N N e w s W o rld [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Greet Outdoors" [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer [TM C] MOVIE: 'Hello Again' (CC) A champions compete in identically prepared [A&E] Buffalo Bill (3) That's the Spirit (CC) A Chicago family's idyllic country va­ 8:30PM (3D Unda Seidel [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date klutzy suburban housewife is brought back [A& E] Shortstories A director must pick cars, from Lexington, Ohio. (60 min I to life by her spiritualist sister. Shelley up the pieces of her life in "Point of Depar­ cation turns disastrous when obnoxious (S) (ID Family Ties (CC) The Keatons be­ [CNN] Inside Business [ESPN ] Sports Trivia Sports brain teas­ scores. (Taped) ers. Long, Judith Ivey, Gabriel Byrne. 1987. ture." relatives show up. Dan Aykroyd, John gin to panic as Steven's heart bypass op­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide stars. (6U min.) dD Knight Rider Candy, Stephanie Faracy. 1988. Rated PG. eration drags on. Part 2 of 3. (R) (In Stereo) Rated PG. (In Stereo) d4) Struggle for Democracy (CC) A visit [HBO] MOVIE: 'M y Fair Lady' (CC) An scores. (60 min.) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Dangerous Love' Sus­ (3) Fulfill Your Dreamt (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Great Train Rob­ 9:30AM CD) Paid Programming [ESPN] Sports Reporters to Africa to observe a meeting of tribal English professor takes a London gutter­ 35 Totally Hidden Video (In Stereo) [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update picion falls on an unlucky computer expert bery' Michael Crichton's fact-based ac­ whose video dating membership coincides [HBO] Not Necessarily the News (CC) chiefs and interview Libyan leader Moam- snipe and tries to turn her into a lady. Rex W ar of the W orlds An alien takes over [LIFE] Family Practice Update count of the first robbery of a m oving train ( £ Steampipe Alley 9:00PM (3D sins (CC) Helene Junot's [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Lonely Passion of with a rash of client murders. Lawrence (In Stereo) mar Gadhafi. (60 min.) Part 3 of 10. Harrison. Audrey Hepburn, Stanley Hollo­ a pregnant w om an s body, resulting In the and the three elegant thieves who engi­ (35 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 7:00PM SD 6 0 M in u te s (CC) (60 min.) (Joan Collins) marriage to a renowned Judith Haame' When her landlady's Monoson, Brenda Bakke, Peter Marc N e w sm a ke rs way. 1964. Rated G. (In Stereo) birth of a half-alien, half-human baby (60 (R) (In Stereo) brother sho w s an interest in her, a m iddle- neered it. Sean Connery, Donald Suther­ Actor Michael Caine; Princess Yasmin, [LIFE] Cardiology Update American is marred by tragedy, prompting 1988. Rated R. [LIFE] Cardiology Update min.) (R) (In Stereo) aged Irish spinster m isinterprets it as love. land, Lesley-Anne Down. 1979. Rated PG. daughter of the late Rita Hayworth; actress [TM C] MOVIE: 'Jagged Edge' An attor­ ^ It's^ Living Nancy has an affair when ® (ID Trans-Antarctica Expedition her to direct her energies toward her career Maggie Smith. Bob Hoskins. 1987 Rated [USA] Till Help Arrives (In Stereo) Charlotte Rampling. (60 min.) (R) ney falls in love With her client, a San Fran­ she feels that Howard is ignoring her (R) [MAX] MOVIE: 'Detective Story* A 3S) ® Sports World: Auto Racing (CC). Pan 1 of 5. and bringing Von Eiderfeld to justice (2 Scheduled; National Hot Rod Association hrs ) Part 2 of 3. (R) R [HBO] MOVIE: The Dead [USA] Calliope dD Archies cisco newspaper publisher who may be a dD Spotlight on Government New York detective becomes paranoid SD MOVIE: The W ild Geese' A band of 1:50AM about tracking down and prosecuting cri­ Summernationals from Old Bridge, N.J. MOVIE: 'Starting Over' (CC) A [USA] Hollywood Insider Pool' (CC) In his fifth cinematic outing, manipulative murderer. Glenn Close. Jeff dZ) Firing Line: Brzezinski and the Cold mercenaries attempts an impossible task (3D (4D 7 r3 0 A M ®) At the Movies Scheduled: dD Meet the Press (CC). minals. Kirk Douglas, Eleanor Parker, W il­ (60 min.) (Taped) "Dirty'' Harry Callahan faces mobsters and Bridges. Robert Loggia. 1985. Rated R. (In W ar in Africa. Richard Bunon, Roger Moore. Ri­ recently divorced man finds the swinging 1 1 :3 0 P M (3D Magnum, P.l. "Turner & Hooch” (Tom Hanks). dD Adelante Stereo) liam Bendix. 1951 34) All Creatures Great and Small singles life sadly lacking. Burt Reynolds, assassins on the streets of San Francisco chard Harris. 1978. (3D MOVIE: 'Diary o f a Teen-Age Hitch­ C£) 8 th Day [CNN] Science and Technology Week 3D S a in t Candice Bergen, Jill Clayburgh. 1979 (R) Clint Eastwood. Patricia Clarkson, Evan C. (15 My Secret Identity Andrew pan­ 11:1 OAM [CNN] Travel Guide Scheduled: a NASA study of airplane 3:00PM (18) Home Shopping Network (S) (fD Jim Henson (CC) Featured: k.d. hiker' Several teenage giris place them­ Kim. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) CID S u n d ay M a s s ics when he realizes his neighbor video­ (3D T he W o k wings' performance under adverse condi­ (60 min.) ® Friday the 13th: The Series Mickey's lang joins Kermit in MuppeTelevision; dra­ selves in danger by hitching rides with taped his Ultraman rescue of Dr. Jeffcoate 1 1 :30AM ® R u n aw ay W ith th e R ich 2:00AM (35 Talk Money with Peter (35 Larry Jones tions. 9D MOVIE: 'Take a Hard Ride' A trail nephew explores a haunted house where a matic feature; Sapsorrow." (60 min.) (In 3D Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare strangers. Dick Van Patten, Katherine Hel- (R) and F am o us Alan Thicke in Venezuela (R) M a rsh a ll boss, on a mission of gratitude, is pursued boy, supposedly dead, still resides. (60 Stereo) on Elm Street A high-school baseball star mond, Charlene Tilton. 1979. (3D Dick Gregory C B S S p o rts S p e c ia l A u to dD Can You Beat Baldness? ® SD This Week With David Brinkley 1 :00PM CID : by a gang of cutthroats. Jim Brown, Lee min.) (R) (In Stereo) Evening at Pops (In Stereo) is headed for disaster when he meets the (35 Honeymooners [A&E] Rich Littia: Come Laugh With (2Q) Miracle Faith Outreach (CC). Racing Talladega (Ala.) 500. (3 )irs., 30 ideal girl. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) M e The impressionist recalls many of his (H) Long Ago & For Away: As Long as Van Cleef. Fred Williamson. 1975. (18 Peter Ustinov in China Part 1 of 2. Wrestling: NW A Pro Wrestling To Be Announced. @2) Day of Discovery min.) (Live) (3D favorite characters and is joined by fellow Ho Can Count the Cows (CC) (R) ® My Secret Identity Andrew panics (H) Firing Line: Brzezinski and the Cold 3D MOVIE: 'Billionaire Boys Club' 35 Small W onder (CC) Vicki's temporary (38) MOVIE; 'Guilty or Innocent: The 3D Hot Shot Challenge impersonator Julie Dees. (60 min.) Dr. James Kennedy when he realizes his neighbor videotaped (ID USA Today Actress-singer Dixie W ar (CC) The fact-based story of a group of (ID [CNN] Your Money loss of eyesight prevents her from identify­ Sam Sheppard Murder Case' The true his Ultraman rescue of Dr. Jeffcoate. (R) Carter ( "Designing Women "). (60 min.) young Los Angeles elitists whose get-rich- (g) SD George Michael's Sports Mach­ [DIS] America the Way W e Were: The ^ Celebrate [DIS] Donald Duck Presents (^ Police Story ing the thieves who stole Jamie's new story of a Cleveland osteopath who was SD Carol Burnett and Friends quick schemes led to the murder of a con ine Home Front 1940-1945 Archival foo­ dD At the Movies Scheduled: "Turner & bike (R) convicted of slaying his wife . George Pep- [CNN] Big Story [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports Ja y Joh n ­ ®Z) Masterpiece Theatre: Fortunes of man Judd Nelson. Ron Silver, Fred Lehne. tage, film clips, music, art and advertising Hooch" (Tom Hanks). §D MOVIE: 'The Duchess and the Dir- [CNN] Newswatch pard, Nina Van Pallandt, William Windom. 34) Talking Sports With Rod Michaud [DIS] Dumbo's Circus stone is host. W a r (CC) Chronicles civilian life in wartim e 1987^Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) of the time are used to illustrate daily life in (31) Connecticut Beat tw ater Fox' A dancehall girl and a con man 1975. ® Jack Van Impe Presents Europe, focusing on an idealist s marriage. [ESPN] Auto Racing: IMSA Camel American during World War II. (60 min ) [ESPN] Bodyshaping try to hustle the Old West. Goldie Hawn, 34) 33 Masterpiece Theatre: Fortunes 1 OlOOAM (3D Sybervision ® Personal Power (57] All Creatures Great and Small II ^ ) Christian Lifestyle Magazine Part 2 of 3. George Segal. 1976 Based on Olivia Mannings’ stories "The Lights GTP Race From Portland, Ore. (2 of W ar (CC) Guy's popularity with his stu­ [HBO] Braingames (S) Jimmy Swaggart hrs.) (Live) dD W KRP in Cincinnati Balkan Trilogy” and "The Levant Trilogy " (Ij) 21 Jum p Street (CC) Hoffs goes un­ dents, and Bucharest's expatriate com­ (S) MOVIE: 'The Bedroom Window' The [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-ddse di) MOVIE: 'The Curse of the Cat Peo­ ® MOVIE: 'Tarzan Escapes' Tarzan is (60 min.) Part 1 of 7. (R) [LIFE] Cardiology Update der cover as a pregnant teen-ager to inves­ munity, leaves his wife Harriet wondering tables are turned on a young executive scores. (60 min.) 8 :0 0 A M (T) New England Sunday (H) Julia Child and Company: Kitchen ple' A child becomes obsessed after visit­ taken prisoner by a big-game hunter who @1) MOVIE; 'A Long W ay Home' The old­ tigate threats against a family planning when he will find time for her. (60 min.) when he becomes the prime suspect of the (JD Larry Jones Cocktail Party (R) ing an old w om an in a haunted house. Si­ [TM C] MOVIE: "Braddock: Missing in [U SA] History of Dieting wants to put him on exhibition in England. est of three children, abandoned by his center. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Part 2 of 7. (R) murder he claims to have witnessed. Steve mone Simon, Kent Smith, Julia Dean Action III' The fearless Col. Braddock re­ (T) Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny Synchronal Media (3D News (R) Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O’Sullivan, 1944. parents and tern apart by bureaucracy, turns to Southeast Asia to rescue his [A&E] Decades; 70's 35 Married... With Children (CC) Al Guttenberg, Elizabeth McGovern. Isabelle 2:30AM Frederick K. Price Ian Hunter, 1936. (ID World Tomorrow fights to reunite the only real family he ever Huppert 1987. (35 presumed-dead Vietnamese wife Chuck [CNN] Newswatch takes the family out to dinner after receiv­ (35 Rhoda O ) Triple Threat had. Timothy Hutton, Brenda Vaccaro, (3D Daily Mixer Chalice of Salvation (Live) Club Connect Norris, Aki Aleong, Roland Harrah III. ing a small inheritance. (R) (In Stereo) 3® Soapbox With Tom Cottle Six teen­ [CNN] Sports Latenight d S This Week in Baseball: W ith Mel A l­ George Dzundza. 1981. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Strategic Air Command' agers share their experiences with alcohol. dD Mister Rogers (CC). [CNN] Sportscene A professional baseball player is called [A& E] All Creatures Great and Small [USA] Paid Programming SD Transformers len News and highlights from the Major [A&E] Lady of the Camellias 3 5 Winning at Losing Weight In Touch [DIS] Teen Win, Lose or Draw Leagues. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents upon to hang up his uniform and rejoin the [CNN] Week in Review ® Sunday Today (90 min.) [CNN] World Report Air Force. James Stewart. June Aliyson. [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story 2:50AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Brass Tar­ (3§) Sacrifice o f the M a ss [ESPN] Gameday (H) Let's Go Bowling 5:30PM (3i Loam to Play the Piano [DIS] America the Way W e Were- The Barry Sullivan. 1955 get' A post-Wortd War II assassination ® ) d® S e sa m e S tre e t (CC). [DIS] Black BeaL 'ty Martin Milner, Eileen O vern ig h t Home Front 1940-1945 Archival foo­ [CNN] Sports Tonight O ) Munsters Today Grandpa and Lily use [HBO] MOVIE: 'Making Contact' (^ Money in America: The Business of plot against General George S. Patton is ® Oral Roberts Brennan and Kristoffer Tabori"star in this [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Marilyn's home movie to help Eddie with Psychic powers allow a young boy to com­ Banking Part 3 of 3. Charies in Charge (CC) Charles' per- tage. film clips, music, art and advertising [HBO] Not Necessarily the News (CC) used as a cover for a daring gold heist. drama based upon Anna Sewell's classic 35 scores dD [LIFE] World Tomorrow his spelling. (R) municate with his recently deceased sonality changes drastically when an acci­ of the time are used to illustrate daily life in (In Stereo) Sophia Loren, George Kennedy. John Cas- d5 MOVIE: 'In Love With an Older novel about a beautiful ebony horse and father. Joshua Morrell, Eva Kryll, Tammy dent triggers temporary amnesia Part 1 of [LIFE] Cardiology Update American during World War II (60 min ) savettes. 1978. Rated PG.'(ln Stereo) @ ) Robert Schuller @ Fight Back! With David Horowitz W oman' Conflicts in lifestyles and ideals the people who owned it. (60 min.) Part 2 Part 2 of 3. [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Shields. 1985. Rated PG. 2. (R) occur when an attorney falls in love with a of 5. [TM C] MOVIE; 'Shy People' A Manhat­ [A&E] Journey to Adventure dD Fame [LIFE] Cardiology Update [USA] Hitchhiker 3:00AM (3D Nightwatch Joined in [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [A&E] Battle Line tan magazine writer and her daughter en­ P ro g re ss [CNN] Daybreak free-spirited woman 15 years his senior [LIFE] Physicians' Journat Update [A&E] Dining in France counter Cajun relatives while researching a [TMC] MOVIE: ‘Hello Again' (CC) A 1 1 :4 0 P M [MAX] MOVIE: Volun­ [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power John Ritter, Karen Carlson. 1982. [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday Home Shopping Overnight Service [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl [DIS] Witch's Sister A young girl fancies [TMC] MOVIE: "Finders Keepers' A $5 family tree article in Louisiana bayou coun­ klutzy suburban housewife is brought back teers (CC) A ne'er-do-well playboy run­ (XD [CNN] Newsday million cache is at stake for a sexy neu­ [HBO] HBO Family Playhouse A high (3 hrs.) [ESPN] Running and Racing her teen-age sister a witch. (90 min.) 1 2:00PM (T) Magnum, P.l. try. Jill Clayburgh, Barbara Hershey 1987. to life by her spiritualist sister. Shelley ning from a gambling debt escapes to [DIS] MOVIE: 'Miracle of the Heart: A rotic, two con artists, a gangster and as­ school student is constantly criticized by (35 H arry O [ESPN] Sportraits CD Out of This World Beano wishes he Rated R. (In Stereo) Long, Judith Ivey, Gabriel Byrne. 1987. Thailand to serve in the Peace Corps. Tom [HBO] Babar Boys Town Story' The inspiring story of sorted other characters traveling on a train her mother. (60 min.) could be a child again — and Evie makes his [USA] Hitchhiker Rated PG. (In Stereo) Hanks, John Candy, Rita Wilson. 1985. (3D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Three on a Couch' An [LIFE] Family Practice Update an aging priest and a troubled youth, who, from California to Nebraska. Michael [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update Rated R. (In Stereo) dream come true. (R) (In Stereo) B en n y H ill (S) MOVIE: 'The Comedy of Terrors' A artist dons a variety of disguises to help his [M AX] MOVIE: 'From the Hip' (CC) A with the help of’ each other, rediscover O'Keefe, Beverly D Angelo, Louis Gossett 7:30PM (3D Easy W a y to Lose W e ig h t 9:30PM OD (iD MOVIE: 'Keep 'Em Flying' Abbott Jr. 1984. Rated R. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1 2 :U 0 A M (XD Sustaining drunken mortician creates his own custo­ psychiatrist-fiancee cure three women young lawyer finds his ethics put to the their courage, Wltkfom and places in the [CNN] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ (3D Straight Talk: Free Your Body From and Costello join the Army Air Force. Bud C e llu lite mers. Vincent Price. Peter Lorre, Boris Kar­ with man problems. Jerry Lewis, Janet test when he takes on the defense of a world. Art Camdy, Casey Siemaszko, Jack 6:00PM (aD C B S N e w s (CC). caps the weekend of.the world of sports. (35 Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Abbott, Lou Costello, Martha Raye. 1941. Bannon. 1986. ., 3:30PM d D B oxing (CC) (90 min.) (60 min.) (In Stereo) loff. 1964. Leigh, Mary Ann Mobley. 1966. college professor accused of murder. Judd (Live) Tracey Ullman A woman discovers dD @ 3D (4D Newt [ESPN ] NFL Yearbook Highlights of the 35 [A&E] Buffalo Bill [USA] Cartoons Nelson, Elizabeth Perkins, John Hurt (3D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Pulse' (CC) Everyday her husband fathered an illegitimate child (3D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 1987. Rated PG. §4) Vintage: A History of Wine d D A -T o a m 1988 Minnesota Vikings. dD MOVIE: 'In the Heat of the Night' A appliances -un amok after an evil force while stationed in Japan. (R) (In Stereo) (g) Straight Talk: Fraa Your Body From [CNN] Evans & Novak 8 :3 0 A M CS American Telecast (35 MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th, Part VI: [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine belligerent Mississippi sheriff and a black takes control of a new family's idyllic sub­ 4:00PM (35 m o v i e : '5 2 p ic k -u p ' fo i- Cellulite [DIS] MOVIE: 'M y Darling Clementine' 10 :1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu Jason Lives' Now dead and buried, Jason [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (S) Choices We Face Philadelphia detective team up to solve a urban home. Cliff DeYoung, Roxanne Hart, lowing an affair with an exotic dancer, a [U SA] Tennis: Sovran Classic Men's fin­ Wyatt Earp, his brothers and the alcoholic is ail but a bad nightmare, but the bloody ®) Wrestling: AW A All Star Wrestling (S5) Porky Pig I 0:3 0 A M Inside Washington bizarre murder in this five-time Oscar win­ Jo e y Lawrence. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) Los Angeles businessman is blackmailed als. from Washington, D C. (3 hrs., 30 10:00PM ( D N o w s Doc Holliday face the villanous Clantons at carnage may not be over yet. Tom Ma­ 3D Paid Programming ner. Sidney Poitler. Rod Steiger, Warren [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update by a trio of hoods. Roy Scheider. Ann- min.) (Live) (35 IN N N e w s (SD Meking Ufe Easier the O.K. Corral. Henry Fonda, Linda Dar­ (2D Search thews, Jennifer Cooke, David Kagen. Oates. 1967. Margret. Vanity. 1986. (3) Alice nell, Victor Mature. 1946. dD Robert Schuller (35 Love Boat [TM C] MOVIE: 'Campus Man' An Ari­ 1986. 8:00PM C3D Murder, She Wrote (CC) (3D Space Saver (S) W W F Superstars of Wrestling zona college student becomes a media C3D Straight Talk: Free Your Body From A revealing novel published by a former N e w Life 3 5 Gene Scott [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festival From ® One Day at a Time dD This Old House (CC). (R) C e llu lite (S) T h e W o k McLaughlin Group sensation after appearing in a campus cal­ student of Jessica triggers a Cabot Cove [A & E] Babe Ruth: That Ever Livin' Baba Oklahoma City. Scheduled events: diving, (S) Three Stooges 91) MOVIE: 'The Bedroom W indow' The 34) Yea, Prime Minister [A& E] Air Power Japan's bid to control ® O'Neil Cold Water Classic (60 min.) endar. John Dye, Steve Lyon, Kim Dela­ @D T and T (CC) Alex is held hostage by murder. Kathryn Grayson, Gloria DeHaven Ttw life of the inimitable Babe, from his track and field, volleyball and closing cere­ tables are turned on a young executive the Pacific results in the Battle of Midway. dD Conversations With ney. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) two would-be bank robbers whose plans and Ruth Roman guest star. (60 min.) (R) Woiidvision childhood days in Baltimore to his baseball m onies. (2 hrs.) (R) d D M e e t th e P re ss (CC). when he becomes the prime suspect of the [CNN] Evans & Novak @ Reading Rainbow (CC). (R) [USA] Code Red went awry. (In Stereo) (In Stereo) (S) Other Side of Victory years. Host: actor Pat O'Brien. (60 min.) [LIFE] Self-lmprovament Guide murder he claims to have witnessed. Steve (S) Mama's Family Mama earmarks her @4) Hometime M ick and Frankie (CC) Drama. A [D IS ] W u zz le s (CC). [A&E] World of Photography 1 (5D This Week in Baseball: Guttenberg, Elizabeth McGovern, Isabelle dD 3D 3® Moyers: A Second Look: The Van- [CNN] World Report [USA] Financial Freedom life savings for a perfect funeral. (R) :30PM retired football player (Ed Marinaro) finds a [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday W ith M e l A lle n N ew s and highlights from @ F u g itiv e Huppert. 1987. sWng Family: Crisis in Black America [DIS] MOVIE: 'Miracle of the Heart: A dZl Innovation What scientists are learn­ new career as a bounty hunter. (60 min.) 3:05AM [MAX] MOVIE: ‘Wanted the Major Leagues. (CC| Focusing on Newark, N.J., an exami­ [HBO] Encyclopedia: The "Q " Volume [ESPN] This Week in Sports (ID Boxing Joined in Progress (CC) (60 ® National Geographic (CC| A Masai Boys Town Story' The inspiring story of Dead or Alhre' (CC) A maniacal terrorist ing from fossilized bones found at River- MOVIE: ‘The Amityville Horror' A nation of reasons for the disappearance of (CC). (In Stereo) Major League Baseball: Toronto min.) (Live) "narning" ceremony and an interview with (35 an aging priest and a troubled youth, who, stelks the streets of Los Angeles, bombing [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update sleigh, in northwestern Queensland, Aus­ (35 couple searches for the reason behind a the traditional black family. (90 min.) (R) tralia. Blue Jays at New York Yankees (2 hrs., wildlife photographer Baron Hugo van with the help of each other, rediscover random locations at will. Rutger Hauer, [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide @ Vintage: A History of Wine series of frightening events occurring in 1 0 :4 5 A M Jewish Life 30 min.) (Live) Lawick highlight this portrait of Tanzania's 35 Garry Shandling's 25th Anniversary their courage, wisdom and places in the Gene Simmons. Robert Guillaume. 1987. [A&E] MOVIE: 'Diva' A French their newly purchased Long Island home. Sunday Morning (CC) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Moon Pilot' A reluctant Serengeti National Park. (60 min.) (R) (In Special This fictitious 25th snnivorsary is worid. Art Carney, Casey Siemaszko, Jack Rated R. (In Stereo) 9.00AM CS Face the Nation postman’s recording of his favorite opera (H) Tony Brown's Journal James Brolin, Margot Kidder, Rod Steiger. Scheduled: the recent Supreme Court deci­ II lOOAM ® astronaut preparing to go to the moon en­ Stereo) celebrated in a parody o f late-night T V talk Bannon. 1986. __ singer leads him on a wild and dangerous 1979. sion limiting affirmative-action practices; ® Paid Programming dD d £ dD Major League Baseball: Bos­ counters a crazy chimp and a lovely alien shows that's filled with clips of memorable 3-25AM [HBO] Women of the Night adventure. Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernan­ Outer Limits [ESPN] k^scle Magazine (60 min.) former opera singer Eileen Farrell; Ameri­ ton Red Sox at Cleveland Indians (2 hrs., Edmond O'Brien. (3D V -S lic e r guests. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (CC) An "On Location " tribute to female dD Munsters Today Grandpa and Lily use dez. Frederic Andrei, Richard Bohrinoer 45 min.) (Live) 1962. (S) W ar of the W orlds An alien takes over [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Fish Called Wanda' comedians with performances by Elian De- can painter Edward Hopper; fashion desig­ (i3) Beach Boys: Endless Summer The [A&E] Rich Little: Come Laugh With Marilyn s home movie lo help Eddie with 1981. “ a pregnant w om an's body, resulting in the (CC) A London law yer gets mixed up w ith Generes, Paula Poundstone. Rita Rudner ner John W eitz. (90 min.) his spelling. (R) [CNN] Moneyweek [LIFE] Family Practice Update Beach Boys welcome musical guests High­ M e The impressionist recalls many of his [CNN] Nowaday birth of a hatf-alien. half-human baby. (60 jewel thieves in search of their hidden loot. and Judy Tenuta. Host: Martin Short. (60 C13 Synchrortal Research (JD David Paul [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update [USA] Throb ,':ach tries to raise funds to min.) (R) (In Stereo) way 101 and Al B. Suiel and comics Ellen favorite characters and is joined by fellow John Cleese. Jamie Lea Curtis, Kevin Kline. min.) (In Stereo) [DIS] Walt Disney Presents: Run, Ap- Degeneres, Richard Jeni, and Marc Weiner impersonator Julie Does, (60 min.) 1988. Rated R. C£ Je ts o n s Real to Reel [M AX] Crazy About the Movies: Rock keep an old nightclub from closing down paloosa. Run A look at one of America's Guests: Nicolette Larson, Emma Samms, (FZ) National Audubon Society Specials and Rocko. (60 min.) [CNN] Heedllne News 3:30AM [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story (35 Fantasy Island wildest horse races, rodeo bull riding, and Hudson: Tall. Dark and Handsome (CC) ICC) A history of whaling and worldwide [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide (S) Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Timothy B. Schmidt, the Byrds. Part 2 of 2 3D ® Family Ties (CC) Tragedy strikes [CNXI] Croasfire A chronicle of Rock Hudson's career, (R) efforts to save this endangered mammal, [DIS] MOVIE: 'M y Darling Clementina' [USA] Paid Programming (3D Kenneth Copeland dD QMI/Organizer one of the world's oldest breeds of horses the Keaton family when Steven (Michael (60 min.) which includes film clips and interviews plus underwater footage of right whales Wyatt Earp, his brothers and the alcoholic Gross) suffers a heart attack. Part 1 of 3. 4:00AM (35 H arry O dD Bugs Bunny dD Real Estate Showcase with co-stars, friends end Hudson himself ^=,|5PM @D WKRP in Cincinnati D oc Holliday face the villanous Clantons at 1 2:30AM (3D Lifestyles of the Rich [ESPN] Auto Racing: Formula One breeding. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) d D S e sa m e S tre e t (CC). (60 min.) Joined in Progress (R) (In Stereo) the O.K. Corral. Henry Fonda, Linda Dar­ and Famoua Actor Michael Caine; Prin­ [A&E] MOVIE: 'Too Late Blues' A jazz dD Business World Grand Prix of Germany From Hocken- Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (3) Time Was With Dick Caven: The nell, Victor Mature. 1946. cess Yasmin, daughter of the late Rita Hay- • musician steals the affections of a blonde dD Frederick K. Price heim, W est Germany. (2 hrs.) (Taped) 2.00PM dD MOVIE: 'The Great Am er­ [MAX] NIOVIE: ‘The Man From Snowy The Enterprise faces a race against time DeGrassI Junior High (CC). Part 2 of T h irtie s worth; actress Charlotte Rampling. (60 from his friend and ruins his career. Bobby . ican Beauty Contest' Rivalry of female River (CC) A.young man comes of age In when an electronic virus infiltrates the [ESPN ] Auto Racing: One Lap of Amer­ O New Gidget As reporters (or the 2 [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update min.) (R) Darwi, Stella‘‘Stevens, 1962. GontGstants for a coveted beauty title is turn-of-the-ceniury Australia. Kirk Doug- 3D MOVIE: 'Days of Glory' The valiant ica (60 min.) (Taped) school newspaper, Danni and Gail uncover dD MOVIE: 'T h e Vikings' A Viking king computer system, programming the ship [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Space Movie' The threatened by a scandal which implicates a Russian Resistance tries to hold back the (SD Highway to Heaven (CC) Mark sus- [USA] Secrets of Buying Cars Whole­ a scandal. (R) and his son kidnap a Welsh princess and Burlinson, Sigrid Thornton. to self-destruct. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [HBO] lyiOVIE: Time Flies Whan story of the American conquest of space judge, a former winner and one of the final­ ,1982. Rated PG. (In Stereo) invading Nazis during WWII. Tamara Tou- poets a stray dog is actually Jonathan, sale (S) David Paul hold her for ransom. Kirk Douglas, Tony [A&E] Gallant Breed The U.S. Marines You re Alive' (CC) An actor and his including the 1969 Apollo 11 mission to ists, Eleanor Parker, Bob Cummings, Barbi manova, Gregory Peck, Maria Palmer. cancer-stricken wife try to face their uncer­ who has mysteriously disappeared. (60 Curtis. Janet Leigh. 1958. the moon. 1980. Rated NR. Benton: 1973. 4.30PM 3D PGA Golf: Buick Open during the 19th and 20th centuries. (60 1944. min.) (In Stereo) 4:1 OAM [CNN] Showbiz This Week d® S h in in g T im a S ta tio n (CC). min.) Part 2 of 3. tain future together. Based on a true storv. [A&E] Spaceflight A look at the space Final round from Grand B/anc, Mich (90 ® One Day at a Time ■ ®5 M unsters Today Grandpa and Lily use [LISA] All-American Wrestling dD Major League Baseball: New York min.) (Live) fS® Evening at Pops (In Stereo) Paul Links. 1989. 4:25AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : 'F ra n tic' shuttle and an interview with astronaut [CNN] Sportsweek in Review ICC) An American doctor in Paris launches Marilyn's home movie to help Eddie with ® Action Newsmakers Mots at Chicago Cubs (2 hrs., 30 m in) 35 America's Most Wanted From Las [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [USA] Discover Sally Ride; also, visions of the future, in­ 12.30PM (Live) [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) A fellow scientist an obsessive Investigation into his wife's his spelling. (R) Vegas, Nev.: Ernesto Traslavina-Morales. cluding space colonies and travel to the ® Triple Threat challenges Grant's credibility in the court­ [M A X] MOVIE; 'The Lost Boys' (CC) A 1 :0 0 A M (0) Tales From the D a rksid e unexplained disappearance. Harrison Ford, wanted for drug smuggling and escape. (In ®) MOVIE: 'Mutiny on the Bounty' The room. (In Stereo) boy recruits the help of teen-age monster An underworld kingpin forces a master Emmanuelle Seigner, Betty Buckley 1968. Continued... Stereo) hunters when his older brother falls in with puppeteer to participate in a grotesque Rated R. (In Stereo) 9 8 9 J u

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Talking with Timothy Dalton ‘Right Thing’ good, Choice of cameras confusing By Sandy Colton classes in photography and work STA.MWRn Y The Associated Press THE but message faiis at it, one of the more expensive CATAUXUH Camera Angles SLRs with interchangeable ‘Bond shouldn’t be a role model’ In a recent column. I wrote lenses is for you. about the confusion many ama­ D O T H E When buying your first ca­ By Frank Sanello RIGHT THING teurs experience when con­ There’s a lot of competition mera, seek help from someone influenced by my peers who fronted with the tremendous ENCASED had had three to four years of (R ) Almost all these days for the amateur who knows more about the Eyebrows raised when Ti­ really good mo­ variety of film brands and types camera buyer. Just remember subject than you do. A local mothy Dalton, a noted Shakes­ immediate film stardom... and now on the market. then disappeared. I loved film vies divide au­ that you get what you pay for — camera club is a good place to pearean actor, agreed to take diences or in- Filmeter The same confusion, I suspect, but don’t buy more than you need. look. Another good place is a POSTAGE STAMPS acting, but I knew I was a befalls the unfortunate novice over the role of James Bond c i t e If you are a first-time buyer small neighborhood camera store from Roger Moore in the 1987 beginner. I thought, “ How can who wants to buy his first I be playing leading parts with controversy — Robert DiMatteo with little knowledge of picture devoted exclusively to photo­ film “ The Living Daylights.” camera. Katharine Hepburn, Peter even “ Bat­ taking and little desire to delve graphy. Look for one in which the But the movie cleaned up at the There are already well over 100 O’Toole and Glenda Jackson man.” But it into its technicalities, there is no owner or a clerk will take the time box office, and many critics varieties of cameras from which when I’m in my early 20s?’’ I doesn’t neces­ need to go for one of the very to help you select the right said Dalton was the best Bond sarily follow to choose, from simple point-and- expensive 35mm SLRs with inter­ camera and would also be availa­ ever. felt, in a way, I didn’t deserve shoot models to more sophisti­ it. So I turned down every that a movie that stirs people up i.*: those of Bumpurs and Stewart. changeable lenses and various ble later to help you overcome Dalton, 44, returns as the all good. cated 35mm SLRs. each boasting programmable features you may some of the hurdles you may movie and spent three years in Lee clearly wants his film U- its own special features, such as British secret agent in “ Li­ Spike Lee’s latest is two-thirds never master. Instead, go for a encounter in learning how to use cense to Kill,” a hard-edged the theater. I think it niade me make some kind of statement fixed focus, autofocus, single a better actor. I learned a lot of a very good movie — the first But what is the statement? simple point-and-shoot camera it. Beware of high-pressure thriller that pits Bond against a lens, dual lenses, zoom lens and a that does all the thinking for you. tactics. r » t »!•; two-thirds. The concluding thirr Lee concludes with two quotes Latin American drug lord. host of "auto-everythings ■' If, however, you intend to take Few small photo stores carry ftSfl3K; ^ — the part of the film that ha: — one by Martin Luther King The English actor’s previous all the available brands, and the spawned a heated debate abou; against violence, one by Malcolm training and credits were an QUESTION: You smoke ci­ typical owner will naturally try to Lee’s intentions — is a muddle X in defense of violence when it i.‘ unlikely stepping stone for the garette. and so does James interest you in a brand he carries. First, the gooa parts. Set in the used in self-defense. Neither blatantly commercial Bond Bond in the movie. Do you think But, not to worry. Most of the films. TIMOTHY DALTON that’s a good role model for Bedford-Stuyvesant section o- quite fits the situations of the Delta Society’s pets Brooklyn, the film creates a major camera manufacturers Born in Calwyn Bay, North . . . new Bond role children'* movie. Lee's film simply can't simmering urban environment now produce a wide range of rtA M T V U Wales. Dalton moved to Man­ support the social meanings he on the hottest day of the year. cameras comparable to each ANSWER: James Bond places on it GRADE: chester. England, when he was thought the first Bond film I did “ Hot here means more than help elderly, patients other’s in price, features and 3. The acting bug bit when he was a good romantic mystery shouldn’t be a role model. Look temperatures; it means racial reliability. And, with competition thriller. Plus James Bond does at him. He’s a killer, a licensed was 16 when a touring produc­ tensions that have been building. By Allan Leventhal increasing, they are adding to killer. He behaves as badly as tion of “ Macbeth" stopped in offer the one major interna­ Lee s inspiration for his film is New home videos their lines all the time. his hometown. He spent two the bad guys in order to beat tional film part that’s available the black/white divisiveness in It has long been observed by the Several new amateur cameras years at the prestigious Royal to an English actor. I also liked them. I ’d tell parents to tell MISSISSIPPI BURNING (R) Pct Forum POSTAGE STAMPS — This catalogue on encaseo New York City, a situation widely medical profession that pets are have just been introduced. Mi­ Academy of Dramatic Arts and the challenge of knowing it I their kids that smoking is a bad Orion Home Video. Alan Parker s thought 10 be getting worse, and beneficial to the health or recov­ nolta led the pack by launching postage stamps is just one of many books on the subject. made his first professional failed at playing James Bond, habit, and they shouldn’t do it manupulative but classy-looking one exacerbated by the allegedly ery from illness of many people. teristics and physical health six new 35mm cameras, giving stage appearance in ‘Richara it would seriously damage my treatment of the 1964 murder of racially motivated killings ot Patients recuperating from a before their service begins. In them a total of eight 35mm lens II." career. So I knew I couldn’t three civil-rights workers by the QUESTION: When you ac­ Eleanor Bumpurs, Michael Ste­ disease or surgery, recover fas­ Connecticut, the Delta Society is shutter cameras and seven 35mm While appearing with the fail. KKK in Mississippi angered a lot cepted the role of James Bond, wart and others. (Lee even ter if a pet is present. Pets sooth a committee of the Connecticut SLR cameras. Birmingham Rep., he was of people — with good reason. In New book details were you afraid you might be dedicates his film to the families some of the mentally disturbed, Veterinary Medical Association. The new lens shutter cameras spotted by the producers of QUESTION: When Sean Parker’s hands, the story be­ Its services may be requested typecast as Sean Connery was of these slain blacks.) aid in adjusting prisoners to their include the Freedom 50, a basic “ The Lion in Winter,’ who cast Connery first dropped out of comes a typically contrived de­ for so many years? Though his is an idealized, confinement, bring positive re­ through the association and its fixed-focus camera; Freedom him as the King of France the Bond films in the late ’60s, tective tale, with whites as drug-free Brooklyn neighbor­ sponses to folks in convalescent theme is "Pets for People.” 101, also a fixed-focus; Freedom Civil War ‘money’ opposite Peter O’Toole and you were offered the role. Why heroes. ANSWER: I ’ve got 20 years hood, Lee creates the texture of a or retirement homes and often 202, a splashproof autofocus Katharine Hepburn. did you turn it down then? Gene Hackman and William of doing other movies and real community — introducing a help difficult children Allan Leventhal is a Bolton model for wet-weather shooting; On TV, Dalton has appeared Dafoe star as the FBI men This book plays. Bond was Connery’s dozen or more engaging charac­ The federal government, rec­ veterinarian. Questions should be Freedom Zoom 65, with a 38mm- in the miniseries “ Mistral’s investigating the case. Ulti­ rates real high. ANSWER: I thought it would first big film. Bond isn’t my ters in a series of incisive and ognizing these facts, now permits sent to: Pet Forum, Manchester 65mm zoom lens; and Freedom Daughter,” “ Sins” and be professional suicide be­ mately, the way they solve the It’s the first only identity as an actor. funky sketches, monologues and companion animals in federal Herald, P,0. Box 591, Manchester Dual 60. with a choice of two “ Centennial.” cause I felt Connery was case puts them on the level of 06040. specialized ref­ dialogue scenes. (Single best retirement housing communities. lenses, a 38mm f4 and 60mm f7. Dalton, a bachelor, lives — brilliant in the role. I was too no-pussyfooting-around Rambos, erence book I QUESTION: i Has your fame scene; a scathingly funny series Convalescent homes often have Collectors’ unlike the sybaritic James young, and Connery at the time when the beauty of the real ever issued on as James Bond given you the of racist tirades delivered by their own indigent pets, realizing Bond — in a middle-class was indelibly identified with civil-rights movement was how it the subject of Comer clout to make other films that various characters.) the benefits produced. Long liiijte neighborhood in London, and the role. Since then, there have transcended such tactics. Black Tnvia ■|OJ' encased pos­ are commercial? The two central figures are patients may talk to a petV’ahd Russ MacKendrick drives a Toyota. people are just victims in this tage stamps. been two other Bonds. I ’m the good men — one white, one black stroking a cat can bring back fourth. The public is used to the movie. But Hackman’s perfor­ Some other ANSWER: Yes. I got — who unfortunately catalyze pleasant memories and smiles. QUESTION: You are consi­ idea of people taking over the mance as a tough old Southern publications “ Hawks” off the ground. It’s a existing tensions. Sal (Danny Just watching goldfish eases the dered one of England’s great role. bird is excellent. GRADE: ★ ★ !/ 1d88 North Amsrica Syndicate, inc. Collectors’ Corner, P.O. Box 591, to be sure of their social charac- The assembly job was neat. The Manchester 06040. 9 8 9 J u

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1939 World’s Fair recalled Turntable Tips MANCHESTER HAS IT Hot Singles Country singles Book celebrates fair’s anniversary Licensed and Insured 24 Hour Emergency Service Y 1. “Batdance’’ Prince 1. “ Why’d You Come In CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER By Ron Berthel Heller and Seymour Chwast. The authors placed ads seeking (Warner Bros.) Here Lookin’ Like That” EMERAIP CITY BALLOON CO. Serving The Area For 25 Years The Associated Press “The country was at the end of readers who wanted to share 2. “ On Our Own” Bobby Dolly Parton (Columbia) the Depression and war was in the their memories of the fair. They Brown (MCA) 2. “Timber I’m Falling in OLSEN TREE EXPERTS Book Early For Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens NEW YORK — Fifty summers winds,” she says. “The fair was received hundreds of responses. 3. “So Alive” Love and L o v e’’ Patty L oveless Total Remodeling ago, millions of people strolled really escapist. It presented an “ People from all over the country Rockets (RCA) (MCA) Foliage Flights! Visit Our Newly Remodeled Showroom through 1,200-plus acres that not idyllic world through have special feelings about this 4. “Right Here Waiting” long before had been the site of a technology.” fair.” says Cohen. 3. “Sunday in the South” Tree & Stump Removal • Pruning Talk With Our Certified Kitchen Designer bog and ash heap, to get a glimpse A world war soon followed the Richard Marx (EMI) Shenandoah (Columbia) Cohen and a partner own and 5. “Toy Soldiers” Martika 4. “She’s Got a Single Thing Bracing • Cabiing * Kitchens Designed To Work For You of “The World of Tomorrow.” operate a New York shop that fair, but at least part of the better The vehicle for this trip into the world the fair promised did (Columbia) — Gold (More In Mind” Conway Twitty Land Clearing • Topping AcJventure Flights specializes in books and other than 500,000 singles sold.) iSrt HfTCM£f4S. fA future was the 1939 New York material relating to the city. materialize. Featured at the fair (MCA) Gift Certificates mm • World’s Fair. This year, the fair were many technological mar­ 6. “ Once Bitten Twice Shy” 5. “One Good Well” Don According to Cohen, the idea for EAST HARTFORD 528-9888 25 Olcott Street, — along with practically every­ the book started with a guide map vels of the future — television, Great White (Capitol) Williams (RCA) M anchester thing else, it seems — is celebrat­ of the fair that they sold in their nylon, Lucite, air conditioning, 7. “Lay Your Hands On 6. “ More Than a Name on a MANCHESTER 647-3771 203.M7.8M1 " rS S ing its 50th anniversary. Included store. dishwashers — that actually did Me” Bon Jovi (Mercury) Wall” The Statler Bros. 649-7544 w r - in the celebration is the publica­ become part of everyday life. 8. “I Like It” Dino (4th & (Mercury) tion of “Trylon and Perisphere.” “The map created a tremend­ “When welookback, wealways SAVE BUY AT S A l^ E B’Way) 7. “ Are You Ever Gonna The book takes its title from the ous response,” she says. “People tend to think the times were There 'in o o«n>ng around it — th« 18-story white globe and 610-foot- who had gone to the fair had better,” Cohen says. “In that 9. “Cold Hearted” Paula Love Me” Holly Dunn Abdul (Virgin) AUCTIONS that protacts and baautifies high triangular obelisk that stood wonderful memories and hung time, though, I think people did (Warner Bros.) jfo u f horn# raprasanis a ma|Of mvastmant side by side as symbols of the fair. around (the store) to talk about it have a hopeful feeling. It must 10. “ If You Don’t Know Me 8. “Love Has No Right” Every Monday Thai's «rhy mora and mora The oversized paperback is a — even youngsters, who had have been nice, with the papers By Now’’ Simply Red Billy Joe Royal (Atlantic (and some Thursday & Fridays) homaowna/s mvast m iha claan colorful “scrapbook” that is full heard their parents talking about full of war news, for people to (Elektra) America) poodloofcs and 'navaf-patmaQat f r the fair. of photographs of the fair and of read about the king and queen (of 9. “Any Way the Wind durabdity of prarmum vmyl stding “I told myself, ‘There’s some­ fair memorabilia, and also con­ England) coming to the fair. Blows” Southern Pacific tiom Wotvanrsa Caft today and thing very special about this,’ and Top LPs f tains many fond reminiscences “Plus, the technology was true (Warner Bros.) mnsmmnsBuimm. vsIe s t e r n Discover wa'M tatiyouadout tha addad vaiua offered by those who were there. I had to find out what is was. It of vinyl SKJmg from Iha — most of these things did change 1. “ ‘Batman’ Soundtrack” 10. “Cathy’s Clown” Reba UNION the value There have been other World’s gave me the idea for the book.” our lives.” faadar m vmyf buUdwg prodoctt Fairs, before and since, but the Prince (Warner Bros.) McEntire (MCA) one that opened half a century 2. “The Raw and the *w rvvfMMOTAHY fvr 9crvrrvc9seavices «* ■ of vinyl. ago near New York’s Flushing Cooked” Fine Young Canni­ Adult singles THE Bay has held an enduring and Books lack surprises bals (I.R.S.) — Platinum COPIES 1 he MANCHESTER Countryside Sidina special fascination. (More than 1 million units 1. “Right Here Waiting” >aach| SIIMlinSL MALL EL BEISBOL. By Jon Krich. Krich’s. The result is a game long 647-SIDE “I think it was the spirit of the Atlantic Press. 272 Pages. $18.95. on impressions — often penetrat­ sold.) Richard Marx (EMI) i i fair,” says Barbara Cohen, who ing and-or witty: “El beisbol is 3. “ Hangin’ Tough” New 2. “Don’t Wanna Lose You” % - f co-authored the book with Steven SPRING TRAINING. By Wil­ Kids On the Block (Colum­ Gloria Estefan (Epic) Heating Oil Qasoline liam Zinsser. Harper & Row. 192 taking your best cut. swinging < ^ - „3- Pages. $16.95. from the heels, because America bia) — Platinum 3. “If You Don’t Know Me is all curveballs.” But the book is 4. “Repeat Offender” Ri­ By Now” Simply Red EVERYTHING IN GLASS John Krich is a spray hitter, short on the tamale-league repor- ch ard Marx (EMI) — (Elektra) ”WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT” Best-Sellers batting to many fields in baseball torial gossip. This is OK because Platinum 4. “The End of the Inno­ parks south of the border. His the book is a tour of many aspects 5. “Full Moon Fever” Tom cence” Don Henley (Geffen) Energy Conservation Services book is about Hispanic ball, si, but of the hemisphere, not just its Petty (MCA) - Gold (More 5. “ Soul Provider” Michaei I. A. WHITE GLASS CO., ik FICTION diamonds. In hitting to so many Heating - Air Conditioning - Plumbing it is also about politics, nationali­ than 500,000 units sold.) Bolton (Columbia) 1. “The Russia House,” John Le ties and why the Americas different fields. Krich gets a lot of Professionally Trained Technicians Carre haven’t come together 500 years line drives, but just misses a 6. “ Don’t Be Cruel” Bobby 6. “ This Time I Know It’s 8 4 9 .7 3 2 2 2. “Polar Star,” Martin Cruz after Columbus, despite a love for home run. Brown (MCA) — Platinum For Real” Donna Summer GENERAL OIL IN OUR 40th YEAR Smith the same game. William Zinsser’s “Spring 7. “ Girl You Know It’s (Atlantic) 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER 3. “Red Phoenix,” Larry Bond Training” is a sun-kissed visit in True” Milli Vanilli (Arista) 7. “ Waiting Game” Swing 568-3500 • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS • STORE FRONTS 4. “Journey,” James Michener In “El Beisbol,” Krich tours the Florida with the Pittsburgh Pi­ — Platinum Out Sister (Fontana) • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. 5. "While My Pretty One basepaths, from Tijuana to Fidel rates as they prepped for the 1988 8 . “ Walking with a 8. “ My One Temptation” member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative Sleeps,” Mary Higgins Clark Castro’s pitching mound and to season. There’s good, sometimes Mica Paris (Island) “BROOKS ANTIQUES’ Nicaraguan cow pastures where Panther” Lir. 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They feature a great 10. “Star,” Danielle Steel and the deepest point in the amiable and articulate guide to • \ . d rille rs I inter-American ball field, where what goes on beneath the palms of 1. “‘Batman’ Soundtrack” d riv e r^ ^,/^jx e '*^ 1ia Vlectricians | NON-FICTION the road and the game end at the the Grapefruit League. And why. Black singles Prince (Warner Bros.) "Manchester Has It” selection of antiques, e n g i n e 1. “It’s Always Something,” edge of the Venezuelan jungle. 2. “The Raw and the rates are very reasonable. nators I Gilda Radner His Spanish admittedly is none — Sandy Moody 1. “On Our Own” Bobby collectibles and postcards! framers 2. "A Brief History of Time,” Cooked” Fine Young Canni­ furriers too good, so the nuances are The Associated Press Brown (MCA) bals (IRS) Stephen Hawking 2 . “ Batdance” Prince Call 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 3. "Wealth Without Risk,” 3. “Full Moon Fever” Tom Stop and see them soon! • haircutt f eneral contractors (Warner Bros.) 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OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Se«. Ph.D. FOCUS / Senior Citizens Cyclical issues Center for Learning moves trui IN BR IEF The Center for Learning opened its second lanf lose favor as Ardinl named vice president center in Rocky Hill in June and has moved from Summer picnics a success its Manchester location to the Buckland F. John Ardini of Manchester has been Professional building, 435 Buckland Road, South promoted to executive vice president of corres­ Windsor. This column is prepared by the staff Aug. 31: Rocky Neck State Park, $4. Call the office for more information. pondent lending at First Prim e Mortgage Corp. The center offers supplemental education for Y economy slows of the Manchedster Senior Citizens’ Bring your lunch. Leave the center at Judges are also needed. T h e of Glastonbury. Ardini is responsible for children and adults in math, reading, study skills Center. 9:30 a.m. and return at 3:30 p.m. We welcome our new custodian /MESQUITE development and expansion of the company’s and other subjects. The center also offers a Danbury Mall. $5. Register in the Robert Haley, to the senior center staff, IS "• NEW YORK (AP) — After a long time circling the mortgage services to correspondent markets. college counseling program. By Jeannette Cave office. who starts Monday. Let’s all join the VEUFECTLY runway on dwindling power, the once high-flying He joined First Prime in 1987 and was The Manchester center has helped many Dlrectar Sept. 11-14: Brown’s Resort for the staff in making him feel at home. fiiDfiiPTEV TO economy finally may be touching down. executive vice president of residential lending students improve one grade level or more in Musicfest, $204. Call Don Berger at AN AKIV EN\jmON/^ENT., Stock market investors have braced for a possibly before taking his current position. Before joining reading or math in 40 hours of instruction. Hours 875-0538 for more information. Our meal program this summer has ITS difficult landing by favoring companies that can First Prime. Ardini was regional manager of the are Monday through Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. Sept. 17: Boston Red Sox vs. Oakland On-going activities been going well. Good food and EXTENSILE - R O O T - ^ turn a profit regardless of economic conditions and Boston Five Mortgage Corp. of Glastonbury. during the school year. A’s, $30, including transportation and entertainment is still in store for Monday: Ceramics, 9:30 a.m., last SYSTEr^ REACHES ^ dumping ones apt to be bumped around during He is a graduate of the University of August. admission to ballpark. Register in the ALfAOST 60 FEET^ day; bingo, 10 a.m.: pinochle, 12:30 impact. Connecticut School of Business Administration Our picnics this month will be held at office. HELOWTHE Merced takes Moyer’s place p.m. The economy probably started on its final and received his master’s degree in business 5 p.m., followed by entertainment. On Oct. 10 to 17: Nashville/Smokies/Ge- SURFACE, - Tuesday: Cable video class. 10 a.m.; approach to the runway during the second quarter administration from the University of Hartford. Dr. Wanda I. Merced of Manchester has taken Aug. 3, the Taco Brothers will perform tlingburg, $775. Flyers available at the photography, 10 a.m.; grocery shop­ TAPPING- ZONES " when growth eased considerably to a 1.7 percent over the pediatrics practice of Dr. Winfield country western music. The following center. Call Friendship Tours at ping at Stop & Shop. Call a day in OF UNOERGROUNV annual pace. Moyer, who has retired. Merced is now taking Thursday. Mary McKeever will put on 243-1630 for more information. advance. Non-grocery shopping at WATER.THESE ROOTS / 0 ore itn Many analysts regarded the report issued this Manchester native promoted new patients. Her office is at 17 Haynes St., and her “ Hat Lady” program. Other activities are as follows: K-Mart. Call a day in advance. VtECOfAE past week on the gross national product — the she is associated with Manchester Memorial If there is inclement weather, all Aug. 2 and 9: Garment painting, 9:30 SO — Manchester native Sheleen Q. Fryer has been Wednesday; Pinochle, 9 a.m.; arts broadest gauge of economic activity — as a signal Hospital. picnics will be held inside. Picnics are a.m., $2. You will need to bring a DENSE AND named vice president of marketing services for and crafts. 12; 30 p.m.; bridge, 12:30 that the economy has sufficient power for the Merced graduated magna cum laude from the $1.75. On Wednesdays and Fridays the garment (usually tee or sweat shirts) to TOUGH T H t f CAN DE USED AS F IH E W O O V . THE Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Delta Dental of design. p.m. sought-after “ soft landing,” a period of slow but University of Puerto Rico, where she received meals cost $1.25. Transportation is A\ESOiUITE'S CROWNING ACHIEVEA\ENT IS Kentucky. Fryer had been director of member Aug. 3 and 10: Fresh flower arrang­ Thursday: Orchestra rehearsal, 9 sustained growth with falling inflation and interest her bachelor’s degree. She also received her available for the evening picnics. Call REALIZED SHORTLY AFTER BIRTH. AT THIS <=. services since 1985. Her new responsibilities the center at 647-3211 for more ing with Leona Juros. 9:30 am. Bring a.m.: evening picnic, 5 p.m.: program, rates. medical degree from that university. TIfAE THE PLANT'S GROWTH ABOVE GROUND ^ include managing the marketing services and information. paper to first class for taking notes. At 5:30 p.m.. Taco Brothers, playing This analysis helped various stock market She served as a pediatric intern at Bridgeport WILL ACTUALLY BE DELAYED UNTIL ITS HOOTS customer service departments. There are seats available on our second class, fresh flowers are needed. country western music. measures scale to record heights during the week. Hospital and recently completed her pediatric Friday: Bingo, 10 a.m.; setback, HAVE LOCATEV WATEHI “ - She is a member of the boa rd of directors of the summer trips. The public is invited to Volunteers are needed to help pick On Friday, the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index residency there. 12:30 p.m. American Heart Association Louisville Division travel with us. The trip schedule is as flowers for drying for the dried flower climbed to 342.15 and the New York Stock Exchange She is a fellow of the American Academy of Blood pressure: Aug. 16, ? to 11:30 and is chairman of the Communications follows: class in the fall. Call Leona Juros at composite index advanced to 190.38, both all-time Pediatrics. a.m. (A-Z). This will be the only Aug. 7: Ocean Beach. $5. Leave the 647-9833 for more information. highs. Committee of the organization’s state affiliate. screening in August. Before joining the company in 1985 she held center at 9:30 a.m., return at 3:30 p.m. The center will be closed from Aug. 28 For all of the week, the market made some You may bring or buy your lunch and through Sept. 4. Although the center is Legal assistance: no legal assistance PEOPLE marketing management positions at Humana impressive progress. The Dow Jones average of 30 Aetna income rises closed for all activities, the office is for July and August. Call for an Inc. and the Hospital Corporation of America. may take lawn chairs with you for your industrials finished the week at 2,635.24, just 0.19 comfort. open for business. Our regular shopping appointment for September 15. Billy Dee gets an F She and her husband. Jim, and children live in point below the post-crash high reached Thursday, HARTFORD — Aetna Life & Casualty on •Aug. 16: Mountainside Outing Club. trips will operate as usual. If you need a Louisville, Ky. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A “ Night on the up 27.88 points for the week and just about 87 points Friday reported a 25 percent increase in ride for shopping, give at least 24 hours $23, includes transportation, lunch, use Town with Billy Dee Williams " was no fun fora second-quarter net income despite flat re­ notice. Menu shy of its all time high of 2,722.42 set in August 1987. of all facilities (swimming, fishing, contest winner who says the star was busy venues from premiums and a $17 million loss On .Aug. 16, at 10 a.m., the center will Wednesday. Seafood boat, cranberry The NYSE composite index rose 3.23 to 190.38; the Bank to open new branch tennis, etc.). There will be music, doing deals and signing autographs and then by its auto and homeowners lines of insurance. game.s with prizes and dancing, host a spelling bee sponsored by the juice, beverage, dessert. NASDAQ composite index for the over-the-counter left a nightclub without her. The Savings Bank of Manchester has filed an The insurance giant reported net income of Aug. 25: Saratoga race track, $30, state Department of Aging. Prizes will Thursday: picnic at 5 p.m. Ham­ market added 3.53 to 452.82; and, the American “ I was very humiliated, very upset. " application with the state Department of $170 million, or $1.52 per common share, on be awarded and the winner will burger on a roll, macaroni salad. Jell-0 Stock Exchange market value index was up 3.23 at including transportation and admis­ Delphine Hamilton, 30. said this week of her Banking to open a branch on Route 12 in the advance to the regional contest. The salad, beverage, dessert. 374.51. total revenues of $5 billion for the quarter sion. Lunch is on your own. Call Don recent date. Killingly Plaza in Dayville. ended June 30. winners of the regional will be recog­ Friday: Ham and cheese sandwich on Volume on the Big Board averaged 179.62 million B erger at 875-0538 for mor^e Hamilton bought a new outfit for the night information. nized at Governor’s Day in October. wheat bread, soup, beverage, dessert. shares a day, up slightly from 175.90 million a day and borrowed her sister’s $80 patent leather the previous week. bag. which she lost. “ I was excited. Everybody in the neighbor­ One force driving the market onward was hood was happy for me They cculdn’t hardly evidence that the Federal Reserve was fluffing the Social Security believe it was me, " she said. credit cushion to make the economy’s landing more LL .At the nightclub. Williams signed auto­ comfortable. The central bank took steps this past graphs for l '/2 hours, she said. week to loosen short-term interest rates. q u a i^d o f Op^jyj Declining interest rates bode well for the stock QUESTION; I plan to retire at the end companies selling supplemental poli­ have been under 18 when he began Norris, Payton miss record and bond markets, says Greg A. Smith of of the year. How long will it take to cies have sent their customers notices living with you. Amnd, third, your Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. Hundreds of A grandson’s natural parents, or adoptive . ' n begin receiving benefits after I submit explaining the changes in their supple­ i DETROIT (A3Al'/w Movie tough-guy Chuck billions of dollars now invested in money market my claim to Social Security? mental policies as a resuit of the parents must have been disabled or'' ' Norris and former Chicago Bears star Walter funds in the United States could go elsewhere if dead, when you, the grandparent changes in Medicare. You may wish to Payton lost their bid to upset a world speedboat rates continue to fall. NEW TRANSMISSION SHOP IN ANSWER: Retirement claims take became entitled to benefitsd. If you n examine this information again and record held by former President Reagan’s son. "Any further drops in short-term interest rates as approximately 4 to 6 weeks to process. reevaluate your insurance needs ac­ think your grandson might be entitled Michael. the Fed shifts policy for recession prevention could MANCHESTER This is why we suggest that people cording to your present state of health to monthly Social Security payments, It took the two over 14 hours to make the check with your Social Security office also unleash a fairly powerful flow of money into planning to retire apply 2 to 3 months and your available financial resources. open-water powerboat trip Thursday from before they stop working. Then their For answers to specific concerns, for complete details. longer-term financial assets such as stocks and Chicago to Detroit. Reagan’s trip in 1983 was bonds,” he wrote in a weekly market strategy 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE 173 benefits will start upon retirement. And contact your private insurer of your made in a little over hours. J U L Y 17TH remember, when you do decide to Medicare carrier. report. LOCALLY QUESTION: I am planning on A mechanical malfunction forced the Norris- A look at recent Wall Street trends indicates retire, you can apply by phone. Payton boat to dock in Mackinaw City to spending the winter months in Florida investors have been discriminating in their QUESTION: My elderly father must this year What do I do. if I need medical replace a 49-cent part. The repairs took almost QUESTION: Now that I have Medi­ enter a nursing home soon, and we are selections. Stocks of companies with earnings ( ^ e n a c k ’s TRANSMISSIONS UNLIMIT6D TD care there? Will Medicare pay for my two hours. care catastrophic protection, what swings during business cycles, such as automakers, preparing to sell his house, car, and medical expenses or must I return effect will this coverage have on my other belongings. Will the sale of these home if something ma.ior develops? have performed weakly for some time while more 313 NEW STATE RD. Medicare supplemental policy? I ’m posessions affect his SSI benefits? New York hacks Jason ad recession-proof companies, such as foodmakers wondering if I should continue the ANSWER: If you are enrolled in ALBANY. N.Y. (AP) — Jason, the hockey- and consumer product companies, have fared MANCHESTER, CT 06040 supplemental policy. ANSWER: The sale of his excludable Medicare. Medicare will pay your masked killer who is back for more slashing in better. resources (his house, casr, and $2,000 of health care expenses anywhere in the the latest “ Friday the 13th” film, has lost one “ The market is really penalizing those companies ANSWER: Medicare provides cover­ his resources) would not be considered continental United States. Puerto Rico. battle. that will be bothered by a recession,” says John D. 645-0188 age for basic health care costs, but does income for SSI purposes, but the money Virgin Islands. Guam. American Sa­ Ads for the new movie, “ Jason Takes Connolly, of Dean Witter Reynolds Inc...... ^Q ^p Q yy...... not pay all medical expenses, neither would be considered a resource if moa and the Northern Mariana Lslands. Manhattan. ” didn’t sit well with state But Connolly says he sees two chief reasons why a does it pay for all long term care. For retained on the first day of the following 203- 645-0188 When you receive medical service, just Economic Development officials who objected sluggish economic growth won’t deteriorate into a this reason, if you want a more month. present your Medicare card. If the to their use of a copyrighted “ I Love New complete health care coverage, you serious downturn, with widespread layoffs and doctor is a Medicare-participating York” logo. might consider keeping the supplemen­ significant income shrinkage. QUESTION: Can my grandson re­ physician or accepts assignment, he or The ads showed Jason, who periodically tal policy you now have. Since policies ceive Social Security benefits on my Most importantly, he says, the central bank has she will submit the claim. If the doctor rises to slash up a camp full of teen-agers, ample leeway to lower interest rates without differ, it is impossible to make one husband’s Social Security record? cutting through the heart of a logo poster. does not accept assignment, you may stirring up inflation. 20 OFF all-inclusive recommendation. But re­ “ You slash our heart, we’ll cut you off at the % have to submit the claim yourself, the with coupon member, starting in 1990, Medicare “ There’s no reason why the Fed has to stay tight,’’ ANSWER: Yes, he can if the same as you would do in your home city. knees,” said state agency spokesman Harold catastrophic coverage begins paying following conditions are met. First, the Holzer. “ There’s someone in New York who’s says Connolly. “ In prior recessions, the Fed felt it Transmission Service covered medical insurance benefits child must have lived with you, the tougher than Jason,” he said, referring to the couldn’t loosen because it’s job on inflation wasn’t only after your health care expenses grandparent, in the United States and This column is prepared by the East agency’s commissioner, Vincent Tese. working.” Jenack's Transmissitiis Unliinited under that part of Medicare exceed received at least half of his support Hartford office of Social Security. Paramount Pictures said it would drop the "I The second safeguard is that consumers already i $1,370. A Medigap policy would, there­ from you for the year before you Questions should be sent to: Social have made major progress in replenishing their 313 New State Rd., Manchester Love New York,” logo state officials said Valid Thru August 1989 fore, help pay for part of those expenses became entitled to Social Security Security, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box Thursday. savings depleted during the longest economic incurred during the interim. Insurance benefits. Second, your grandson must S91, Manchester 06040. expansion in the post-World War II era. . r I / V //> • * . * a * • ‘ 9 8 J U

HELP HELP I HOMES R T I HOMES WANTED HOMES HOMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 0 WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE |£ 1 J FOR SALE | £ i| F0 R SALE M A N C H E ST E R -$134,900. GLASTONBURY. Ranch, FLO RIDA - Inverness, New listing. Well cored 5 good sized rooms. 3 MANCHESTER - Move In for six room Cope. west coast. From condition. $169,900. Pri­ I HELP BRANCH MANAGER bedrooms, eat In kit­ $39,900. New 2 bedroom I PART TIME HELP Turn your desire for a more rewarding career Three bedrooms, tire- chen, large deck, full vate treed yard with a Notices WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED villa potlo homes, beautiful stone wall Is HELP WANTED WANTED into reality. If you have strong selling — placed living room. basement, vinyl siding. some on lake. In town Hardwood floors. Fully Only$158,900. Phllbrick the setting tor this As a condition precedent to MANUFACTURING B A B Y SIT T E R needed - 2 business development skills with 1-3 years in convenience. Freebro- lovely ranch home. Y TRANSPO RTATION and ELECTRICIAN. Apprent­ oppllonced. Oversized Agency, 646-4200. the placement ot any odver- PART Time secretary/r- to 11:30pm, Friday, Branch Banking Management consider joining chure: 1-800-624-9922. Two fireplaces, hard­ tlslno In the Manchester He­ public warehouse op­ Firm needs person for ice 3 to 4 years expe­ garage. Susan D o­ 4.86 ACRES of privacy ental agent In apart- eration In East Hart­ parts department and Saturday, Sunday, rience or Journeyman. us East of the River. nahue. Manchester of­ BOLTON-Spoclous, con­ wood floors, fully op- rald, Advertiser hereby ment complex. Monday. My home. 2 surround this newer temporary cope In o pllonced, two cor gar­ agrees to protect, Indemnity ford has Interesting, sub assembly. EOE. Residential and com­ Send resume to: fice, 643-4060. Sentry contemporary home, and hold harmless the M an­ Located In Manches­ Call 647-8596.______children, 3 and 6 . mercial plus benetits. Real Estate, 643-4060.O new area. Executive age, Vh ceramic tiled busy assignment, coor­ Joyce Trainer, Ass't Vice President cedar siding, 2 full chester Herald, Its officers ter. Evening hours 4pm dinate warehousing 646-0834. Call 657-8101. home features field- baths and morel D.W. and employees against any to 8pm and every other H A I RDRESSERS-Be 923 Main Street PO Box 231 M A N C H EST ER -$198,500. baths, Jacuzzi tub In stone fireplace, first Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ and shipping functions. your own boss. Lease a master bath, large and all liability, loss or weekend 10am to 8pm Manchester, CT 06040 Spacious aluminum floor master bedroom NEW Listing. Immacu­ expense. Including attor­ Right spot for "hands chair In this East ot the sided Colonial with country kitchen to and 11am to 8pm. Call on" active Individual with locuzzl, both, late, 6 room townhouse neys' fees, arising from 528-1300. river salon. Opportuni­ SERVICE Technician. tour bedrooms, V h oversized deck, cus­ hardwood floors. First claims of unfair trade practi­ ready for long work ties unlimited, don't tom window treat­ at Southfield Green. Hydro-dyne, Inc. A baths, fireplaced living floor laundry and mud Large living room and ces, Infringement of trade­ PART Time good posl- day - Monday through wait any longer. Call leading pump ond pro­ room, family room off ments, corner fire­ marks, trade names or pat­ Friday. Experienced In room. Large great dining area, kitchen tlon available In 645-6485.______cess manutacturer's kitchen, two car gar­ place, cathedral room. Balcony and ents, violation of rights ot Inventory control or rep firm Is now accept­ TEACHER Savings Bank ceilings, located near with family room, 2 'h privacy and Infringement of laundry. Excellent tor TEACHER Alde/Parap- age. Deck and pool. skylights. $285,000 baths, Central air, car­ (mother's hours) 9pm- distribution helpful, ing applications toflll a Manchester office, 643- Bolton town line In copyright and proprietary but we will also train rofesslonal (Reading). McCorrlson/D.W. Fish port, nice private treed rights, unfair competition 5am Friday and Satur­ Full time. Coventry position In the service ASSISTANT of Manchester 4060.Sentry Real Est­ Andover. $239,900. ERA Realty. 646-8033/228- you. Insurance and August 26th opening In Philips Real Estate 742- backyard, priced to and libel and slander, which day. Please contact Grammar School. To department. Duties ate, 643-4060.0 9451. sell, $166,900. U & R may result from the publica­ pension benefits. would Include both In­ 1450.O laundry supervisor. begin 1989-90 school special education class­ Where your friends are. COVENTRY. Brand new M ANCH ESTER. New list­ Realty, 643-2692.D tion of any advertisement In 643-5151. Please send resume or side and outside custo­ the Manchester Herald by letter forappointment: year. Apply In writing room for young develop- 7 room hip-rooted ing. Neat as a pin. 6 MANCHESTER-$117,900. H O U SE K E E P E R wanted to Dr. John MacLean, mer service. Appli­ mentally dlsabled/autls- Ranch In country set­ ON The Money! This advertiser. Including adver­ Hartford Despatch, P. cants should have past delightful 8 room room older Colonial on CHFA-FHA. Spacious 4 tisements In any free distri­ every Saturday and O. Box 8271, East Hart­ Jr., Acting Superin­ tic students. Apply at ting. Features 3 bed­ a corner lot. Quality plus room Ranch. Nice bution publications pub­ Sunday 8am-4pm. Con­ tendent, Coventry Pub­ experience with TEACHER, certified, or W ANTED. Experienced rooms, 2 baths, beauti­ Raised Ranch on ford, CT 06108. eoe. electrical-mechanical Community Child Gui­ Strawberry Lane In throughout. 3 bed­ corner lot, appliances lished by the Manchester' tact housekeeping su­ lic Schools. 78 Ripley will train to work with truck driver only. Must fully crafted tieldstone rooms, large living Included. Newer fur­ Herald. Penny .Sleffert, pervisor. 643-5151 be­ NATIONAL Corporation­ Hill Road., Coventry, equipment, a good dance Clinic School, 317 young children In day have class I or II. fireplace and much Manchester has been room, formal dining Publisher. expanding In the driving record and be priced lust right at nace, aluminum sid­ tween 8am adn 3pm. CT 06238. 742-7317. North Main Street, Man­ care/nursery school. Insurance benefits. more. Located on a room, eat-In kitchen ing, on bus line. Two Greater Hartford area. Deadline August 7, self-motivated. For chester, err 06040. Full time or part time. Apply at Upton Con­ lightly wooded 1 acre $187,500. 4 bedrooms, 1 and rec room. En­ We will hire three peo­ more Information call full and 2 half baths, unfinished rooms on HOUSECLEANER-three 1989.______Glastonbury. 633-1508. struction, 537 Stafford lot borderd by stone closed front porch. second floor. Call now to four hours weekly, ple who are honest and 633-8385. Rd.(Rt.38) Mansfield walls. Call today. Pi­ family room with fire­ $149,900. McCorrl- I LOST PROGRAM Director- F U LL T IM E local food place, 2 car garage tor more details. $8.00 per hour. Own neat to call on our service company Is Center, or call 742-6190 ano Real Estate 646- son/D.W. Fish Realty. AND FOUND present customers and part time needed for with electric openers, Realty World, Benoit, transportation. No out of building pro­ looking for responsi­ 8am-5pm, Mon-FrI. 5200. □ 646-8033, 228-9451. Frechette 646-7709.D smoking. References. contact potential new 100x140 lot, built In 1973. LOST. Small, long­ grams. (Eastern sub­ ble, hard working peo­ STATELY and afforda­ Jackson & Jackson 647-8261. accounts. Company ble. Make an offer on haired, blackand white benefits. Earnings po­ urban communltles)- YWCA Nutmeg Branch ple to loin our team. Real Estate, 647-8400.O cat. Spayed, declawed Greater Hartford Duties Include food this picture perfect tential of $250 per week preparation, receiving three bedroom classic YOU Won't believe your female. Reward of- while learning. Call Jewish Community 78 North Main Street tered. 646-8041.______Center. Experience and stocking merchan­ colonial. Reduced to eves. This brick Cape 646-3936. EOE______with program develop­ Manchester, CT 06040 dise. Must be able to lift Real Estate $186,500 and listening. Cod on Keeney Street LOST-MInlature grey WANTED FULL-tIme delivery posi­ In Manchester Is very poodle, long tall. ment, committees and 75 lbs. $7-$8 per hour. Attractive and Immac­ tion available. Re­ budgets. People or­ Employment opportunities in before and Excellent benefits. Call ulate Interior. Large deceiving from the out­ Answers to "Smokey". quires heavy lifting. lot for great outdoor side. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ Vicinity O’Leary iented person. M.S.W. 633-4663 In Gloston- I HOMES PERSON to help expand Includes Saturdays. or related degree pre­ after school child care program. Ideal for bury. Ask for Dave. living. Screened porch rooms, a fabulous Drive. Reward! 280- my business. Earn $200 FOR SALE 25x14 1st floor family Paid training. $5.50 per ferred. Contact Susan high school students, college students PART Time gas attend­ to catch the breezes. 2583 or 549-2527. to $2000 per week. No hour. Call 643-2171. Wassermon 236 4571. Call and ask for Bar­ room overlooks pri­ experience necessary. ant needed. Must be vate rear yard, fully and retirees. Elementary education or reliable. Call Jay at This loved 1 year old 3 bara. RE/M AX East of lAAPOUNDED-Female, Training provided. bedroom Ranch on a V* the River, 647-1419.0 dormered, offering 2 Call Mike Constant, recreation experience desirable. For an 646-3444.______enormous bedrooms one year, lab-X, brown RN acre lot with private FENCED-ln Yard sur- and white. North Street. 528-9310. PRO G RAM Supervisor of bock yard, master bed­ upstairs and room to Manchester Dog Warden immediate interview attend open house. community correc­ rounds this natural add second bath. room with full both Is cedar sided 3 bedroom 643-6642. SUPERVISOR For more information call 647-1437. tions program: main­ separate from the Priced right at $137,500. I tain Individualized Cape with dining room. Jackson & Jackson ' children's bedrooms, Large kitchen with BOOKKEEPER From 3 to 11PM dally client contact, vinyl siding ,200 amp Real Estate, 647-8400.O NEIGHBORCARE OPEN HOUSE oversee operation of wolk-ln pantry, A skilled nursing cen­ sevice. You couldn’t screened front porch, BOLTON. Great buy. Work Monday through Friday, no Tuesday, August 1, 1989 three bed supervised build It for the price. Owner wantsquick sale ter has an immediate home release program mud room, frult/wine Employment weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For Compare. North Cov­ cellar, rec room In on this 3 bedroom, 1 Charming, Garrison Colonial with (ront to back living room, opening for a full­ 10am to 5:30pm for ex-offender popula­ entry. $149,750. ERA owner Ranch. Open more information please call — tion. Qualifications In­ basement, garage, 1st floor family room with fireplace and bookcases, large time bookkeeper. Du­ Philips Real Estate, newer roof, more. Ver­ kItchen-dInIng area, master bedroom with fireplace, formal dining room, clude high school di­ 742-1450.O______full walk-out basement I PART TIME ties will include pro­ ploma, experience In non. $146,500. ERA finished lower level with family room & possible 4th Director of Staff Development OWNERS Transferred Philips Real Estate, with wood stove. Con­ bedroom, screened porch, country kitchen w/brick HELP WANTED cessing data for ac­ human service field veniently located on and or ex-offender pop­ out of State. Well kept 742-1450.O______accentes. Corner wooded lots w/split rail fence. $252,375. counts receivable. A CRESTFIELD ^-ronch, 6 large rooms, almost 5 wooded acres. ulation. $7.50 per hour MANCHESTER. Now $154,900. Flano Realty, Allklltlxlilllll' |jl background in health front & rear porches, only $135,000 tor these S-.U'Hhiuli.uJ NiivMsL iB' Expect the best @ PART Time Driver for CONVALESCENT HOME plus full benefit pack­ sliders to 10x21 deck, 646-5200.Q handicapped person. care accounting pre­ age. Call 646-2803. Mall brand new, huge, excit­ couHueu. resume to Manchester custom remodeled kit­ ing 7-room, 1,800 sq.ft. MANCHESTER - two BA N I«BRa South Wiiid.sor 644-4701 Flexible schedule. 643- ferred, general ac­ 643-5151 chen with ash cabinets, family, $189,900. Clean 1724 Ellington Rond 7117. Area Conference of Contemporary Town- counts receivable Churches, P.O. Box Corion countertops, houses. Cathedral ceil­ two story home. Each AMLRICA S L AROtiST FULL SERVICE REAL ESTATE COMPANY D RIV ER-Part time. also accepted. We of­ 773, Manchester, CT Jenn-olr, lovely lands­ ings, Andersen win­ unit has eat-In kitchen, 8;30am-1pm. Mondav- caped yard. Andover. dows, full basements, 2 bedroom, living room Frlday. Mostly local fer a good benefits STATE OF CONNECTICUT 06040, Attn: Reentry. and dining room. Good MEDICAL STAFF SECRETARY Deadline August 4, $165,000. ERA Philips 2x6 construction, fam­ NO DOWN PAYMENT? deliveries. Apply at package including CMMren Services Workers — Direct Care Real Estate, 742-1450.D ily room, fireplace, rental Income. D.W. Brown's Flowers, 163 1989. EOE______Rsh Realty, 643-1591.0 . vacation and insur­ FULL TIM E MANCHESTER ^ central air, oven- Main Street, Manches­ Department of Children and Youth Services is WEB pressman for busi­ M A N C H EST ER - Neat as ance, a competitive This individual will provide secretarial, ness forms press. Roll $147,500. Victorian Co­ /range, dishwasher, ter. 643-8455. presently accepting applications for children food disposal, 3-4 bed­ a pin - $139,900. Enlov salary structure, job clerical and administrative support services services workers at the state receiving home, a to sheet and roll to fold, lonial with aluminum BOOKKEEPER-Part siding, and charm ot rooms, 2 full baths, your summer In the one time. Wednesday- satisfaction and plea­ to the Medical Staff Office. diagnostic residential facility in East Windsor, three to four years year old above ground experience. Minimum yesteryear. Three bed­ washer/dryer hoo­ Frlday, 8am to 5pm. sant surroundings. The Ideal candidate will have a degree in CT. Permanent, temporary, full-time and part- rooms, two baths, fam­ kups, cedar siding, pool while you admire Accounts receivable, $14.00 per hour depend­ the newer vinyl siding Please send resume secretarial science or equivalent knowledge time positions are available to provide direct care ily room and large wall to wall carpeting, accounts payable, pay­ ing on experience. Ex­ tiled foyer, oak kitchen on this seven room to P.O. Box 841,GlaS' and guidance to residents.* cellent working condi­ foyer. Possible two roll. Experience re­ of medical terminology. family. Manchester of­ cabinets, 2-zone gas Cape. Four bedrooms, quired. Office located Applicants must have either two (2) years of pa- tions and benefits. nice size living room tonbury, CT 06033. Duties include: Please call 366-9380. fice, 643-4060.Sentry heat and 2-car garage. In Manchester. Call eoe Owners will hold a plus finished Rec Attending meetings and taking minutes, record ra-profeaslonal experience working with emo­ Business printed sin­ Real Estate, 643-4060.O 528-1300. tionally and socially maladjusted children and second mortgage of room.D.W. Fish keeping, preparing reports and processing gles. Bridgeport, CT. M A N C H E ST E R -$164,900. $32,900 at 8 percent with Realty, 643-1591 .□ youth, or an Associate's Degree in the Health, EOE M/F j.ovlnglv maintained Medical Staff applications. Typing (60-70 wpm) no principal or interest MEDICAL RECORDS Mental Health or Human Services areas. Excel­ aluminum sided colon­ payment due for 7 ye­ and Transcription required. Flexible hours. lent state benefits package. ial on quiet street. ars. These ore beauti­ RN/LPN Three bedrooms, V h COVENTRY We offer an excellent salary & benefits plan. ful single family TRANSCRIPTIONIST BILINGUAL (SpaRish/English) and minority candi­ Now taking applications baths, first floor homes, not condomini­ Cape— Completely Full time, part time, postions are available In our Send Resume To: for full and part time. Im­ laundry. Attractively dates are eaconragad to apply. ums, and there are, ot renovated in 1987. busy medical records department for experi­ mediate positions availa­ landscaped private lot. course, no association enced transcriptionist with knowledge of medi­ Barbara L. Juhae ‘Shifts available: Second (3pm-11pm) and third Susan Donahue. Man­ fees. Call today tor New windows, (11pm-7am). ble. 7AM-3PM, Monday chester office, 643-4060. $143,900 cal terminology. Must be a fast, accurate typist. thru Friday (No Week­ complete details on pinewood floors, V.P. Human Resources Sentry Real Estate, 643- these magnificent and Flexible hours. For consideration please forward To apply, please send resume by August 14,1989 ends) 4060.D______spiral staircase Owner will assist qualified buyer with Rockville General Hospital to Jocelyn I. Dowdy, Personnel Officer, Depart­ beautiful homes at appllcation/resume or apply In person, Monday- Please call Director of NEW Contemporary. 8 $167,900 with this very down payment financing on this six room ment of Children and Youth Services/Peraonnel w/lott. Friday 9-4 to The Human Resources Department, 31 Union St. Nursing 9AM-3PM Morv rooms, V h baths and a speclol financing. This Rockville General Hospital, 31 Union Street, Division, 170 Sigourney Street, Hartford, CT private treed lot on Is an excellent oppor­ On Sale By Owner Colonial located in Manchester, CT. Rockviile. Ct. 06066 06105 or call 566-7364 for application. day-Friday, Crestflold Cul-de-sac. Blanchard tunity for first time ■ Rockville, CT 06066. Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer Convalescent Home, $118,000 An •qual opport'untty/atfirmativ* action amployar. M/F/HAf M/F/H/V & Rossetto Realtors," buyers and Investors. ______EOE/AA Manchester, CT 643-5151. We're Selling Houses" Rothman 8i Rothman, 742-8467 Call 646-2796 646-2482.0 646-4144.0 9 8 9 J U

I HOMES I HOMES I HOMES I HOMES I HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS lAPARTMENTS FOR RENT I rooms In 2 fam ily HOMES VERNON - CHFA-FHA VERNON - Great oppor­ MANCHESTER - CHFA- PRICED to sell. Lovely, VERNDN. CHFA-FHA FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT $650/month plus secur­ MMtCHCSIEII OKN HOUSE FOR RENT approved four room tunity for CHFA-FHA FHA approved two one owner, four room app ro ved 4 ro o m , ity. Call 646-0043 or S a l A S m I M Ranch. Pool. $84,000. first time buyer. Nice bedroom, l1I28 and handicapped. Mk for M irk ^We will pay paji of your "closing costs" odeled three bedroom, Choice of colors AT l ONIH )MINIilM:^ Call 645-8480 MANCHESTER large kitchen and liv­ 647-7553 Priced from $139,900. For Info 2 Thompson Road, ing room, wall to wall, PAINTING/PAPERING USE RICE to clean the •PHASE I ONLY Priced in the $120’s and appliances. $695 Inside of bottles and long- Directions: (From Hartford) I-84E Exit 62 - Right at end of ramp. Left onto Tolland Carriage Park Condominiums Unit IOC monthly. 646-4144. CONCRETE stem voses. Sprinkle rice Turnpike. Bear right on North Main Street. Right on Main Street. Right on 21 High St., E. Htfd. OPEN HOUSE MANCHESTER-two bed- Inside container, add Woodland Street, t/io mile on right. Seejur;yours^.. room apartment, se­ WDGLE9 PAMTBiG Oa warm, sudsy water and 568-3170 Sunday Juiy 30th cond floor, convenient Quality work at ■ Roman Spiewak shake vigorously. The (From Boston) 1-84 Exit 63. Right off exit. 2nd light right on Rt. 83. One mile take 12-4 location near 384, ap­ reasonable price) rice will polish and clean right North Main. Next light left on Main St. for 4/10 mile, right on Woodland l/io Interior a Exterior Mason Contractor mile on right. Hours: Mon-Sun 11-7. Closed Wednesday CHFA 2 bedroom condo, 1'4 pliances, carpeting, Brick, Block or Stone Interior. Us^ theclassifled bathe, air, fully appllanced Free Estimsiee ■ CO-BROKERS WELCOME CARRIAGE PARK Prices and amenities subject to change without notice. heat. $650 per month. Chimney*, Patloe, Welle columns to sell those still kitchen. >91.500. 647-7122 Dne month security. Call Brim W eifla New. n eetorafione and Rapake good, but no longer used 643-6934. 6 4 5 4 9 1 2 646-4134 Items oroynd your home. M anning R ealty 9 8 9 I A J u

197 i in d u s t r ia l MISCELLANEOUS TAG MISCELLANEOUS I CARS CARS CARS 13^ I PROPERTY SERVICES FOR SALE SALES Automotive CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FORSALf MANCHESTER - 6000 GSL Building Mainte­ F L E A M ARKET. House- sq.ft. Third floor, ele­ nance Co. Commercl- PORCH glider swlng(SnO ware, furnlture,|e- CARS CHEVROLET Camper- vator service. 95 Hil­ al/ResIdentlal building new) $70, ten horse welry. Saturday 9:00 to FOR SALE 1972, $1000 or best offer. SCHALLER liard St. 647-9137. repairs and home Im­ power riding 5:00pm. 43 Purnell Ford Maverlck-1973, V- CLYDE ACURA QUALITY CARDINAL mower,30" cut, two ye­ 8, 302, 3-speed stand­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. VERNON-Industrlal for provements. Interior Place.______FORD Thunderbird, 1985- PRE-OWNED AUTOS SAVE UP TO $3000 OFF M.S.R.P. lease. 2,000 to 6,000, ond exterior painting, ars old, electric start. ard, $400 or best offer. ROUTE 83, VERNON BUICK, INC. $650. All nighter wood TAG SA LE - Toys, books, alr, all power, V6, 61K 88 Toronado Trofeo *12.995 newer building, park­ light carpentry. Com­ knick-knacks. Satur­ 643-6386 or 646-0454. P u iy L a iM 8 Buick Century or coal stove, 20" loo, miles. Automatic 83 Buick Regal *4995 8 Buick Skylark •8990 Y ing, office space, reas­ plete lanitorlal ser­ day, July 29th. 9am- transmission. 646-9826. FORD Escort 1981- 83 Honda Prelude *6495 onable. Tully Real Est­ vice. Experienced, rel­ chimney adaptor and 84 Buick Century Wag *6995 Only 40K. AT. A/C. R«ra RnS 8 Buick LeSabre •12999 PURCHASE OR LEASE draft pipe. Make an 1pm. No rain date. 351 Excellent condition, 84 Chevrolet Celebrity *4995 8 Buick Cantury •11990 ate. 643-0005. iable, free esfimafes. CHEVY EICamino-1975. 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Or. *3495 8 Buick RMeta SHOP THE REST....-..... BUY FROM THE BEST offer. 64M 756. Porter Street.______four-speed, AM/FM 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr. Aula A/C (5pa. •14,890 643-0304. Automatic, power cassette. $800. 643-9842 *9995 987 Nissan QXE Wag. •7280 MANCHESTER, 53 Ox­ brakes, power steer­ 85 Buick Somaraat 2 Dr. *7295 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 *2995 987 Buick Skyhawk HB FINANCE ASSISTANCE PLAN ford Street. Saturday day or 649-0243 after 6 SfKi., Eoonomieal Car ~'6 Buick Electra 380 *10250 ing, fiberglass cap. 5:00pm. 85 Buick Cantury 4 Dr. *7995 CHILD CARE July 29th, 9-4. Miscel­ New brakes, tires, 86 Chevrolet Cavalier *6995 83 Ford Escort Wagon *2600 » Buick Century Wag. *8980 TAG laneous household PLYMOUTH Duster 1976- 4 tOMd. SInrao. O m o Car 6 Buick LeSabre *8290 FURNITURE shocks, carpet. 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *6995 85 Honda Accord LX *6995 8 Buick Cantury *7690 DEEPEST DISCOUNTS IN NEW ENGLAND LICENSED Day Care SALES Items.______Corvette ralley rims. grey and cranberry, Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. t Spd.. AJC. Ctaan vinyl top, good condi­ 86 *6495 6 Oltmoblle Calali •6960 PLUS... provider In good fom- MUST Sell-Elve piece TAG Sale. 4 WIndmere AM /FM cassette. 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 88 Acura Integra 'LS' *8995 S Chav. Monte Carlo ■8486 BRING US ANY VW DEALERS ADVERTISED OFFER... lly neighborhood have dining set $250, two Street (off Broad 90,000 miles. Runs ex­ tion, 75,000 original 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 6 Or, S Spd, On« Ownar 8 Toyota Camry *9180 NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 967 Plym Horizon Sad *4960 an opening for 4 child­ wing back chalfs $125 Street). Miscellaneous cellent. $3500. 871-0014. miles. 646-2818. 87 Buick Skylark 4 Or. 83 Olds Regency *4995 AND WE LL SAVE YOU EVEN MORE $ $ $ $ eral Statute 23-65 prohibits *9995 V*. FiMy Laadti). Uka Naw 987 Buick Regel Cpa •9880 ren. Constant supervi­ each, bar $125. Make the posting of advertise­ Items, July 29th and BU ICK 1979-Power steer­ 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 985 Buick Regal Cpa •8880 sion and care tor vour offer. 646-6890.______ments by any person, firm or 30th, 9am-5pm.______ing and brakes, auto 67 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 MANY OTHERS TO 981 Buick Regal Cpa. *3680 Now Thru July 3 1st...VOLKWAGEN SUMMER CASH corporation on a telegraph, OLDSMOBILE 1987 Cus­ child. 647-1101. License SW IV EL rockers, 82 Inch SA TU R D A Y July 29,9am- tom Cruiser Wagon. transmission. $1,500 or 87 Chevrolet Cavalier *6995 CHOOSE FROM and/or discount amounts will be applied to number 25473. telephone, electric light or Best Offer 568- 81 Adams St. sofa, air conditioners, power pole or to a tree, 2pm. Lamps, pictures, Excellent condition. 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 345 CENTER ST. your purchase or lease of a new VW in stock. tables, lamps and rug. shrub, rock, or any other Christmas and lots Air, wood grain, MANCHESTER Manchester I CARPENTRY/ 645-8709. natural oblect without a writ­ more. 261 Ferguson loaded. 37,000 miles. 872-9111 REM0DELIN6 ten permit for the purpose of Road. $10,500 or best offer. 647-7077 649-4571 protecting Itorthepubllcand MANCHESTER-80 Hem­ Coll 646-7843. I MISCELLANEOUS FOXGL $400 FOXGL WOLFSBURG $600 OFFICE/RETAIL carries a fine of up to $50 for AUTOMOTIVE CREATIVE Laminates ot EQUIPMENT eoch offense.______lock Street, Saturdoy CHEVRO LET 1974 Nova. 72 HOUR MONEY BACK East Hartford, fabrica­ July 29th. 9am-3pm. 6 cylinder. Dependa­ CARTER JOE RILEY’S tors ot contemporary Household Items, fur­ ble. Needs work. For CHROME 15" Chevy 4X4 GUARANTEE DILLON FORD GOLF GL $500 GOLF GL WOLFSBURG $1,000 E X E C U T IV E desk, 23,000 MANCHESTER. 29 Car­ CHEVROLET — GEO AMC '82 Concord '2.99E styles, cabinets, coun­ ter Street. Saturday niture, clothing, guitar details call 647-8096 be­ rim, 5-lug. Mint. 646- 319 Main St., Manchester ters, and furnishings. BTU window air condi­ and case. East Catholic 2439 or 645-8776. $175 1229 M ain St., Manchester Nissan '85 Sentra SE *3,981 July 29th, 9am-4pm. tween 4 - 8pm. Best 88 Ford Excort Wag. *3995 CARBIOLET $1,000 GTI $1,500 Also cabinet new tioner, chairs, ca­ uniforms. offer. negotiable. 80 Chevrolet Monza *2495 Chevy '88 Celebrity *499! binets, some windows. Household Items, 86 Lynx HUC393 *3495 fronts, retacing or re- 87 Buick LeSabre Wag. *11795 Chevy '87 CavaHer *5.99£ Stop at 639 Center choirs, baby Items, 85 Marquis 4 Door •7995 JEHA GL $1,000 JEHAGL WOLFSBURG $2,000 tlnlshlng available. 88 Chevrolet Ciprica *13995 Street, weekdays, or stroller, walker, Olds '84 Cutlass *5,99: 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 Call days 9am to 5pm. clothes, bockpack, etc. 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *6795 Saturday 9 - 11am. Olds '83 Cut/Cruiser *5.99! 86 Taurus Wag. Loaded *7995 528-9748. 88 Chevrolet Cavalier *7495 JEHA GLI $2,000 JETTA GLI WOLFSBURG $2,500 Chevy '85 Celebrity *6,99! 88 Escort Pony '5295 86 Mercury Lynx 4 Dr. *3495 MANCHESTER-57 Hollis­ Plym '84 Voyager *6,99S 87 Escort “GL" H/B •5595 IP9 J SPORTING 87 VW JetU 4 Dr. *7995 ter Street, Saturday Ford '85 T-BIrd *6.99( 85 Mustang Sunroof '4995 GOODS 85 Pontiac Sunbkd 4 Dr. *5195 FLOORINB July 29th, 8am-1pm. Olds '85 Calais *7.99! 89 Brand Now Featlve *5795 Thousands of Items. 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. *6995 INSTANT CREDIT TO RECENT COLLEOE GRADS ROSS 26" 10 speed bicy­ CHORCHES Olds '87 Ciera *7.99! 88 Cougar White *11495 *5595 MANCHESTER-124 Kent 65 Pont Boni'tevllle 4 Dr. 85 Tempo 2 Door •2695 ASK US FOR DETAILS... cle. $90.00. Call 643- *8345 Pont '87 Grand Am *7,99! Drive, July 29th, 9am- CHRY.SI.hr Oadgo OodgeTruchs ^ 87 Pontiac 6(X)0 4 Dr. 88 Ranger Pickup *8495 FLOOR SANDING 9909. *9495 Olds '87 Calais *8,99! 3pm. Quality bargains, 68 Chevy Barrata Cpa. 85 Ford FI 50 >8995 *7495 • New and Old floors furniture, bikes etc. 66 Olda Cutlaaa Cpe. Olds '86 Toyo *9,99! 85 Bronco II AT •8995 # 1 iRq^SOATS/MARINE 84 Cam Barllnatta *6795 • Natural & Stained FIVE Famllles-July 29th, BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE 84 E150 Ven *3995 *9995 13 3 1 e q u ip m e n t 9am-1pm, rain date 87 Chevy Aatro Van 88 Escort Pony >5195 #V01KSWAGEN. INC. floors *8695 AND MARINE July 30th, no early Don’t Wait For A Sale! 84 GMC Craw Cab 88 Ford FI 50 P/U '10595 24 Tolland Tnpk. • Vernon, CT • 649-2638 JohnV8rfaille-M&5750 SAILING Dinghy- 8 ft. birds. Griffin, Bllyeu, 259 Adimt SL Mineii. Hardly been used. Margaret Roads. Exer­ 646-6464 649-1749 643-2145 Rt. 84 East. Exit 63. G o Lett. 1 Mile on Left Classic New England cise bike, meat sllcer, I MISCELLANEOUS design. Oars Included, snow tires, TV cart and Every Day Is SERVICES engine capable. Must toys. We cleaned see to appreciate. house-come see for We Give You More For Less Money $950.00 Call 872-7611 or yourself! Sale Day 646-2888. TAG Suie-Suturdav, July DRIVEWAYS 29th, 9am-2pm. 169 SEALED & REPAIRED W E D E L IV E R Lake Street, Manches­ GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY!! Reasonable Rates, For Home Delivery. Cati ter. Furniture and other items. Shop Us First Quality Work 547-9946 Monday lo Friday, 9 to 6 646-0561 LEGAL NOTICES INTEREST RATES AS LOW AS p Q % lie up to RILE LEGAL NOTICES Court of Probate, YOU CAN enioy extra District of Manchostor ottsoioet or as ^ 1 0 0 0 CASH BACK REBATE " vacation money by ex­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF HEARING ■ V W On Selected Models* ESTATE OF IN RE: models $ 2 0 0 0 changing Idle Items In JOAN L. CROSS EDWARD ALLEN HUNTER vour home for cosh ... Pursuont to an order of Hon. with an od In classified. The Honorable William E. FitzGerald, Judge of the William E. FitzGerald, Judge, Call 643-2711 to place vour Court of Probate, District of dated July 21, 1989 a hearing ___ _ _ y 319 MAIN STREET OVER 50 USED CARS AND TRUCKS ad. Manchester at a hearing held will be held on an application on 7/25/89 ordered that all praying for a change of name 88 Demo 89 Demo U / / ! I MANCHESTER, CT • DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES • LEGAL NOTICES claims must be presented to as in said application on file L . v y | M \ (Opposrte Manchester Hospital) the fiduciary at the address more fully appears, ot the Lebaron Coupe SUMMERTIME SPECIALS e a r l y >■ below. Failure to promptly Court of Probate on August Caravan LE Turbo INVITATION TO BID present any such claim may 17, 1989 at 10:00 A.M. Sealed bids will be received in result In the loss of rights to Elizabeth A. Bldwell, Turbo - Loaded ES Pkg. — Luxury Pkg. the General Services' office, 41 recover on such claim. Ass't Clerk NEW 1989 ESCORT 2 DR HATCHBACK ^ d Center St., Manchester, CT Susan McQuay 062-07 USED CARS & TRUCKS until 11:00 a.m. on the date Ass'f Clerk shown below for the following: OVER 50 ESCORTS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM ,, ... MERCURY MARQUIS The fiduciary Is: INVITATION TO BID *12980 iSl. ’88 COUGAR Loadea^ $11,495 ^ ^ $7595 AUGUST 4,19» — PURCHASE *17055 Robert H. Cross PURCHASE OF ONE NEW Equipped with 4 Cyl., P/B, 4 Speed Transmission. Radio, OF ONE NEW BURSTER/IM- c/o Anthony J. Gryk, Esq. HYDRAULIC SIX CUBIC Tinted Glass, PRINTER 333 East Center Street YARD MATERIAL ’88 ESCORT Sik #344 $4995 ’85 MUSTANG COUPE $4995 AUGUST 8,1989 — PURCHASE Manchester, CT 06040 SPREADER F r i OwRBd Specials Elec. Rear OF FOUR USED 1988 OR 1989 064-07 The Town of Coventry will Oelretler., FLEET VEHICLES ’85 F-150 TRUCK 3ik.«9522A $6595 receive sealed bids for the 84 5th Ave. 8 8 GMC Sierra P/U 87 Ply Caravelle SE '87 ESCORT Stk#uC362 $3495 AUGUST 8, 1989 — WATER purchase of one, (1), new hy­ Leather — Sunroof SLE Pkg. — Loaded Turbo — Really Nice — ’88 FORD RANGER $6295 TREATMENT INSTRUMEN­ Court of Proboto, draulic, six cubic yard mate­ Auto — Air — Cassette TATION SERVICE CON­ District of Maeichostor rial spreader at the Town Loaded Auto — Air ’86 MECURY LYNX $4295 sik#uC377 TRACT NOTICE OF HEARING Hall — 1712 M ain Street, Cov­ ESTATE OF entry, CT 06238 until 10:00 o. ^4195 ’8995 ’6450 S T K .«6 1 7 The Town of Manchester Is SELENA NATALIE GAY, m. on Tuesday, August 22nd, '88 F-150 6tk#UC369 $9995 on equal opportunity em­ 0 minor 1989 at which time and place Nso 2-Dn., 4 Drs., Wagons, S ta n M . SIMILAR SAVINGS ployer, and requires an affir­ all bids will be opened and 85 Pontiac Grand Prix Ply Turismo mative action policy tor all of Pursuant to an order of Hon. 8 6 85 Dodge Wagon Automatka, Soma MW Ar - Soma Whhout ON M STOCK ESCORTS ’85 T-BIRD Sik#uC392 $5495 '84 FORD E-150 CARGO publicly read aloud. V-6 — Auto — Air 5 Speed — 2.2 — Sunroof Its Contractors and Vendors William E. FitzGerald, Judge, The Town of Coventry res­ 5 pass. — V-8 — os a condition of doing busi­ dated July 24, 1989 a hearing 27k miles Nice Running Car Auto — Air SUPER VALUE - THIS IS NOT A STRIPPED CAR ** APR 6.9K. UnancirM will be held on on application erves Its rights to waive all ______- ' 16.882 okia $1 014.08 ness with the Town, as per Informalities In the bidding 86 TAURUS WAGON $74951 stk #uC3d6 $4995 Federal Order 11246. praying for authority to sell Come Eerfy For Best Choice On America’s 01 Car kx 48 months ■ ^,ooe.o8 real property situated In the process. The Town Is not ’6250 ’3995 ’7995 •PtuSTAXsnEQBTRATiON ______pkit tM and rsgjswukxiy ^ Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Town of Manchester, County obligated to accept the low­ cations are available at the of Hartford os In said appllco- est bid. General Services' office. tion on file more fully appears Bid Forms, Instructions and SALES DEPT. Ifcn.-11wre. SdO-adO; TOW N OF at the Court of Probate on Au­ Specification Requirements 80 Oakland St., Manchester Offers Expire 7/31/89 MANCHESTER, CT gust 15, 1989 at 10:30 A.M. M U S T be obtained In P E R ­ FtL 9-J04dM; Set. 8:30-«HI0 ■ R IC H A R D J. SA RTO R SON at the Town Garage at 46 PARTS a SERVICE DOT. Mon.-FH. • m S iO O Elizabeth A. Bldwell, Bradbury Lane, Phone: (203) GENERAL MANAGER Ass't Clerk 742-6588. 24 now lowoiQ * noBov ■ ivomhiq BEST DEALS AROUND 643-2145 pmoom i o 059-07 Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 Not I I lor NAoarainfiol orraro. 063-07 054-07 9 8 9 f J u

VISIT SPORTS 1983 MAZDA RX7 'GSU Strawberry says the Mets aren’t really trying Limited Edition, 5 speed, Air, MORIARTY BROTHERS Y AM/FM Cassette, ER NEW YORK (AP) - The New York “The main guys are not producing: Mets, defending National League you don’t produce, you don’t win. East champions, are playing like Guys have to care a little more. They also-rans. Darryl Strawberry says. can’t expect me and Howard (John­ And the possible addition of left­ son) to do it every day.” Qemologist DIAMOND hander Frank Viola, the American Johnson, who is hitting .299. leads League’s Cy Young Award winner in the Mets in home runs and RBIs with .^93a Qemologist 1988, won’t help, the Mets right fielder 25 and 62, respectively. Strawberry is said. second in homers with 22 and in RBIs ' "Wedon’t want to win,” Strawberry with 52. MINE! said after the struggling Mets were Strawberry also was critical of swept in a three-game series by the several of his teammates for watch­ Pittsburgh Pirates Thursday at Shea ing on television the end of the Stadium. “I might as well pack up ... Montreal-Philadelphia game Wed­ 1983 CHEV and go home. nesday night and cheering when the 19B7 MAZDA 1986 FORD loss CHRYSLER 1985 PONTIAC /■ /fi TBIRD GRAND PRIX MONTE CARLO "Half the time the guys here don’t Phillies rallied to beat the first-place ■2600 4X4 5TN AVENUE AT, A /C PIcRup Auto. A/C Auto. A/C y . care. They’re just going through the Expos. *8995 *5995 *4999 “We don’t need no help,” he said. Helena Polowski *9999 *6995 motions. These guys want to sit Tolland 1987 DODGE 1987 MAZDA 198S FORD around and play cards.” “If we didn’t play so poorly, we 1984 CAVAUER 1986 HYUNDAI Harry Dalesslo SHADOW AT. A rc . 56K GLS EXCEL SE CAB TEMPO Strawberry, hitting only .230 — 36 wouldn’t have to depend on ether Auto, AM/FM T urbo. 4 Dr. A rc P lu i Manchester *49^0 points below his career average — teams to win.” *3999 *6949 *4444 admitted that he was not having a In addition. Strawberry was upset *7271 Qemologist 1986 MERCURY 1984 TOYOTA 1988 CHEVY about being removed from Tuesday 1985 1984 PONTUC CELEBRITY good season, but he was not letting FIERO COUPE I CAPRI COROLLA 1985 MERKUR down, although he has been criticized night’s game against the Pirates CHEVROLET 4 Speod. Air AT, A /C Auto. A/C XR4TI occasionally by the media for lacka­ when Manager Davey Johnson made MONTE CARLO *3666 *5450 *9650 R«d. AT, A/C AT, A/C 1983 BUICK daisical play. a double switch in the eighth inning. 1987 MERCURY 1983 CHEVY *7881 1988 MAZDA 1985 BMW CENTURY “I went out and played with a Must See CAVALIER “Some of the guys around here can’t <6221 B2200 P/UP SABLE A uto. A /C broken toe.” the Mets’ slugger said in *11900 believe it,” Strawberry said. “We *6325 *8999 *4222 *2999 a story published Friday in Newsday have only two guys driving in runs 1986 1985 MERCURY 1985'/i FORD “We got guys who don’t take care of (Howard Johnson and himself), Why MITSUBISHU LYNX ESCORT WAGON themselves.” 5 ipd.. AM/FM. Blu* Auto. A/C take me out? I’m never going to get CORDIA TURBO Strawberry said he didn’t think a used to it” *7550 *2950 *4666 trade for Viola was necessary. The Mets have been talking to the Twins The manager defended the move, Gene Johnson about Viola, and offered pitchers Rick saying in Newsday. “You don’t like to Vernon Aguilera. David West and Kevin take out any of your players, but if you Tapani. The trading deadline is have a strong bench 1987 OLDSMOBILE OfTLASS Monday. First baseman Keith Hernandez, 1985 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVE. The Auoclatsd Press “Our pitching’s not the problem.” one of the Mets’ co-captains, didn’t Salon Supreme, Automatic, Strawberry said. “The guys got to agree with Strawberry’s assessment Automatic, Air, AM/FM Stereo SPEAKS OUT — Mets’ outfielder Darryl Strawberry, shown in a prove to themselves that they are of the team’s play. AM/FM Stereo, Air file photo, said Friday some of his teammates are going through capable of winning. It’s s shame the “Everybody’s doing their best.” the motions and really don’t care if the team wins. way our offense has been. Hernandez told the newspaper.

•5972 Qemologist Bell headed Kentucky to offer football betting *944 By Mark Chelloren Keener noted that the NFL has ments that legalized gambling Qemologist n The Associated Press never taken any action to halt will increase illegal betting. gambling on its games at Nevada f6r Hbuston? LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Ken­ casinos and routinely provides Browne said illegal bookmak­ n 1986 BUICK RIVIERA NEW YORK (AP) — The Toronto Blue Jays tucky Lottery Corp. voted Friday injury reports that are useful ers offer credit, which the state and Houston Astros plan to meet before to offer football betting when it mainly to gamblers. does not. and better odds. Coupe, Automatic, Air, All begins operating computerized “I would not agree that their Monday’s trading deadline in a final try to “We think we’ll reduce illegal work out a deal for George Bell. games in mid-October. argument has substance,” Power, AM/FM Cassette The decision makes Kentucky Keener said. gambling,” said lottery vice The teams spent the month mulling a president for finance Russell possible trade for Bell, the 1987 American the second state in the nation to Louisville attorney Mark Andy Lyon offer a lottery game based on the Ament said the NFL had no legal Davidson. Vernon League Most Valuable Player, however, talks dropped off this week. outcome of NFL games. The basis on which to sue as long as The Kentucky football game, Qemologist Phil Seidel Qemologist Qemologist The sides plan to try again before Monday, Oregon Lottery Commission the Kentucky lottery did not use which does not yet have a name, o» Enfield The Associated Press has learned. After that voted earlier this month to offer a the logos or nicknames of the will be based on pari-mutuel odds V. similar game. individual teams. •9222 date, players must clear waivers before they similar to horse races. In other L n can be traded. A spokesman for the NFL Keener said there would be no words, the payoffs for individual Toronto wants center fielder Gerald Young repeated the objections raised problems with teams from the bets will be determined by the and also is asking about outfieldei' Kevin Bass. when the Oregon decision was same cities. Kentucky will refer amount of money wagered. Along with Bell, the Astros are interested in made. to the New York Giants as New 1986 PONTIAC FIREBIRD “We have made our position Jersey and the Los Angeles Rams The lottery, however, will take o several young players, including pitcher Todd 50 percent off the top and the Stottlemyre and outfielder Rob Ducey. clear: we are in opposition to as Anaheim. 5 Speed, Air, AM/FM Stereo legalized gambling,” spokesman Lottery board member Ralph remainder will be paid to winning Qemologist Several proposals have been made by each cards. S. club in the last few weeks, and all have been Joe Browne said Friday. Hacker, a Lexington broadcaster rejected. The Blue Jays have offered veteran Browne said the NFL was who is on the University of Players will be able to play Brian "Sully" Sullivan Carloa Tompkins Fred HandcM infielder Ranee Mulliniks as part of a package, considering legal action to halt Kentucky sports broadcast team, four, five, six, 10 or 14 events each Ashford Stafford Springs Glastonbury the Oregon game but could not said he is concerned about but Houston is more anxious to get prospects. week. Cards will cost from $1 to >?- The Blue Jays have made just one trade say if that was a possibility in gambling on sports. $100, but there will be no limit on •7612 since Aug. 31. 1987, and General Manager Pat Kentucky because he only “It’s an everyday accepted fact the number of cards that can be S' A.‘ Gillick has been nicknamed “Stand Pat for learned of the game on Friday. that people are going to gamble played. MORIARTY BROTHERS his reluctance to make moves. Kentucky Lottery President on sports,” Hacker said. “It Bell is batting .281 with nine home runs and 57 Frank Keener said he was not concerns me, but there’s nothing The goal will be to pick the 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT RBIs. But he has feuded with management and impressed by the NFL’s objec­ I can do about it. If they're going winning team in each contest Toronto fans, and even some of his friends on tions to gambling. to gamble, the state of Kentucky after taking into account a point ■ Alex urown the Blue Jays say Bell might need a change of “I think they’re talking out of ought to make money on it.” spread. Keener said the point Ellington both sides of their mouth,” Keener and other lottery offi­ spread will likely be set by a Las 643-5135 scenery. Keener said. cials also rebutted NFL argu­ Vegas hotel or oddsmaker. 9 8 9 1 J u

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Even to this day, Munson remains a Yankee Sports in Brief By Allan Kreda moments you don’t forget.” r The Associated Press The ovation by the crowd of 51,151 lasted more than eight minutes, as Soccer players sentenced NEW YORK — Ten years after a many in the crowd could be seen plane crash ended Thurman Mun­ wiping away tears. STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — Two Brazilian son’s life, he remains a Yankee, soccer players were sentenced Friday to brief jail ^ T Y His comer locker in the Yankee “ I still get goosebumps thinking terms for beating a Swedish referee unconscious Stadium clubhouse contains only an about that night.” said Torborg. who during a match. empty chair, a mirror, and above, a had been hired days before as a Allessandro Arcangeli, 26, a business executive, small plate with his retired number Yankee coach. “ It was a tremendous was given a one-month sentence. He has been held in 15. spontaneous outpouring by the fans jail since July 8. the day after the fight on the “ That locker symbolizes Thurman for a player they knew was very playing field, and is due to be released in another and is there for his memory, ” said special.” week, a clerk at Stockholm District Court said. Yankee broadcaster Bobby Murcer, a Brad Gulden, then 23. was the Marcio Thomson, a 33-year-old architect, was teammate of Munson’s who delivered catcher the Yankees recalled from sentenced to a two-week term. He had been released one of the eulogies at the catcher’s the team’s Triple-A affiliate at from detention during the course of the trial, the funeral. “ Thurman is there and will Columbus to replace Munson. He and clerk said. always be there.” the club’s other catcher — Jerry Munson died on Aug. 2, 1979, when Narron — had the onus of replacing his twin-engine Cessna crashed near the captain. Sanchez, Cane triumph “ It was tough because the guys Akron-Canton airport as the 32-year- HILVERSUM, Netherlands (A P) — Second- old Y ankee captain practiced takeoffs didn’t say much to me,” Gulden Reginald PInto/Manchaater Harald recalled from his hometown of seeded Emilio Sanchez of Spain and Paolo Cane of and landings near his Ohio home on a Italy won their quarterfinal matches Friday in the day off. Carver. Minnesota. “ That night when ON THE GREEN — A foursome is on the Ball tournament at the Manchester home plate was left empty, I was in Netherlands Nabisco Grand Prix tennis Country Club Friday afternoon. Since then, 19 different players have tournament. green at the third hole during a Scotch caught for baseball’s most successful the dugout and I didn’t know whether to stand up or sit down or what to do. I Sanchez beat Franco Davin of Argentina 6-7, 6-2, team but none have had the effect of 6-3, and fifth-seeded Cane ousted third-seeded the burly, barrel-chested Munson, was nervous even though I wasn’t starting.” Andrei Chesnokov of the Soviet Union 7-5, 1-6, 6-4. who helped the Yankees become the In Saturday’s semifinals. Sanchez will face Cane, Narron started that first night but last team to win back-to-back World while Karel Novacek of Czechoslovakia and Tomas Munson Series in 1977 and 1978. Gulden, who eventually played for six Carbonell will play the other semifinals match. teams in a seven-year career, made “RIGHT NOW. 'raE YANKEES his first major-league start the next From page 44 have yet to replace him and they may day. Casper leads British senior golf not ever,” said Murcer. who was y “ There was a lot of pressure. It was reacquired by the Yankees from the a .scary situation, said Gulden, now a TU RNBERRY, Scotland (AP) — American Billy Righetti, a Yankee veteran at A SHORT VIDEO IS shown at BESIDES HIS LOCKER and Chicago Cubs several weeks before fireman in Carver, a town of about Casper putted with his old flair to lead Bob Charles 30, remains aware of the shrine­ Yankee Stadium between innings the video, there is now an Munson’s death. “ He was a very 1.000 located 20 miles southwest of of New Zealand by two strokes at the halfway mark like aura of the Munson locker. featuring footage of Munson, additional tribute to the Yankee special player and those type of Minneapolis. “ It was one of the of the British Seniors Open golf tournament Friday. “ I make sure guys don’t go in accompanied by Ronnie Milsap’s catcher — a stadium in Canton players don’t come along very often.” hardest things that I ever had to deal “ If I keep playing this way then nobody is going to that locker because most don’t melancholy ballad. “ It’s Almost named in his honor. catch me,’ ’ Caspersaidaftertaming cold and windy even realize that it says “ 15” up Selected by the Yankees in the first The Associated Press with. After all, Thurman was such a Like a Song.” Home of the Canton-Akron round of the free agent draft in 1968, great leader and all of a sudden he was conditions. there.” he said. “ They go and Each time it is played, warm Indians, the Double-A affiliate of He shot a 69 for a 4-under-par 136 on the 6,480-yard Munson became a stalwart behind the LATE GREAT CATCHER — Since Aug. 2, 1979 when Thurman gone.” comb their hair in there and I say applause is heard. the Cleveland Indians, the 5.500- plate and in 1976, was named the Munson was killed in a plane crash, 19 different players have Ailsa course. ‘hey, do you know who’s locker “ It’s by far the most popular seat stadium was dedicated July team’s first captain since Lou Gehrig. caught for the New York Yankees. None have had the effect the BUT THE WEEKEND’S drama Charles, second on the U.S. money list after four that is?” ’ item we show between innings. It 9th as Thurman Munson Memor­ wins, is the only other player under par at 138. John Steams, catcher for the During his 11-year career, the burly, barrel-chested Munson had on the team. Was not over. receives the loudest cheers,” said ial Stadium. .5-foot-l 1-inch Munson played in 1,423 On Monday, the entire team flew to Mets in 1979 and now a Yankee Betsy Leesman, director of score- Piniella was one of the Canton to hear Murcer and fellow coach, agrees in the importance board operations at Yankee Sta­ attendees. games, 1.278 as a catcher. A .292 hitter He was every manager’s dream.” with 113 home runs and 701 runs be closer to his wife and three children Yankee Lou Piniella — Munson’s two of the locker’s presence. dium. “ I saw it on CBS a few “ It’s very fitting for Thurman Jim “ Catfish” Hunter, one of the in Canton. batted in, he was the American clcse.st friends — deliver eulogies at Howard used ineligible players “ I really looked up to Thurman years ago and had to have it to to have this honor,” said Piniella. first big-name free agents wooed by His wife Diana, now 40, said that the funeral. as a guy I ’d wanted to play like.” show here. It made me cry the League’s Most Valuable Player in WASHINGTON (AP) — A former Howard who kept a large picture of Steinbrenner, credited Munson with stemmed only from his desire to be said Steams, 37, whose career first time I saw it.” 1976 and the league’s Rookie of the Then they flew back to New York to University football coach at the center of a growing Munson hanging in his office making him a better pitcher. "That closer to his family, not a yearning to was cut short by injuries. “ I For Diana, watching the two Year in 1970. play a night game because, said scandal over players who apparently played after when he managed the Yankees. little fat boy could do it all. He helped leave the Yankees. remember playing at Shea Sta­ minute film is the most wrench­ But his value to the Yankees Diana, “ Thurman would’ve wanted it their four-year college eligibility had expired, has “ But the amazing thing is that I me a lot when I came overhere,” said “ I don’t think he ever could’ve given that way.” , dium the day he died when the ing part of her returns to Yankee transcended his numbers. said he never intentionally used ineligible players. started getting emotional (visit­ Hunter, who pitched for the Yankees up the Yankee pinstripes and I ’m not message came over the score- Stadium. “ In a real tough situation, it was not The Yankei^^iirailed the Oriertas in As many as one-third of the players on the Howard ing Canton) because I was in his from 1975-79 and was inducted into the sure the Yankees couid’ve given him board. I had trouble finishing the “ It’s not easy for me to watch Reggie (Jackson) you feared most, it the nationallyrfitelevi.sed gamte* 4-0 team have been told they have one less year of hometown — a place he loved so Hall of Fame in 1987. "You walk by up either.” said Diana, who still lives game. Lee (Mazzilli) was hitting because I want to just reach out was Thurman.” said Steve Stone, a when Murcer hit a three-run hom er— eligibility than originally thought going into the 1989 much — and it was the first time and see his locker and think about in Canton with their children, Tracy, when it flashed on the board and and touch him,” she said during a college teammate of Munson’s at his first since returning the Yankees season, school officials have said. in a long time that I started it...but you hate to think about it.” 19, Kelly, 17 and Michael, 14. “ He he had to step out and compose recent Old Tim er’s Day visit with Kent State in the late 1960s and a 1980 — in the seventh inning. The eligibility foul-up apparently affects about 30 thinking about Thurman in a loved playing for the Yankees. He Then in the ninth with runners on himself. their children. “ But it’s real serious nature. Cy Young award winner with the SINCE 1979, THERE HAS been only players recruited for the Bison under former coach loved the tradition. I think they both “ I think about him a lot over important for my children to see “ And I realized once again,” Baltimore Orioles. “ Thurman would one World Series appearance — a 1981 second and third, Murcer delivered a Willie Jeffries, Howard deputy counsel Francis needed each other.” here since I go by his locker that the people of New York added Piniella in measured always find a way to get the runner two-run, two-strike opposite field Smith said Thursday. loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers — for Thus. Munson took up flying, a often,” added Steams. “ His pres­ haven’t forgotten. They say ‘God, home. Whether it was with the arm or single to win the game ,5-4. “ The records we were shown indicated they had tones, “ that an old friend is not the team with 22 World Series hobby that led him to purchase the jet ence can be felt...he’s around.” the fans really love Daddy!” ’ the bat, he found a way to beat you.” victories. "There is no way to explain what not played before. We thought they were redshirt here.” which ultimately cost him his life. Playing with an assortment of happened, said Murcer, who fell into freshmen,*’ he said. “ To our knowledge they only “ You were dealing with a tremend­ Memories of the weekend following chronic injuries. Munson always gave Piniella’s arms in the Yankee dugout played four years. They said they had not played in ous chemistry that involved a lot of Munson's accident remain vivid for the proverbial "110 percent” on the people in addition to Thurman.” said following the game-winning hit. “ We 1983.” T field. many. On Friday Aug. 3. before the used every ounce of strength to go out Chicago White Sox manager Jeff Yankees-Orioles game, words chosen FUBUBNOIICE Torborg. a Yankee coach in 1979. "But and play that game. We won it for “ THIS WAS A GUY who absolutely by Yankee owner George Stein­ Thurman. it went when Thurman went.” brenner were flashed on the FREE!! "ANNIE, GET YOUR GUN" detested losing,” said Stone, who “ After that night. I never did use Williams admitted to hospital In 1980, the Yankees won 103 games scoreboard. presented by C.A.S.T. Inc. — Childrens’ played with Munson the shortstop in enroute to the American League East that bat again,” headded. “ I gave it to the 1965 Ohio state high school all-star ■‘Our captain and leader has not left Diana.” CARLISLE, Pa. (A P) — Washington Redskins BRAKE Associated Summer Theatre at title but the Kansas City Royals swept us today, tomorrow, this year, nex- quarterback Doug Williams was admitted to a game. “ He always gave everything he them in the playoffs. Buckley School t...Our endeavors will reflect our love Virginia hospital Friday to receive treatment for his INSPECTION had and for that he was appreciated THE ONLY CURRENT YANKEE REMOVE WHEELS. INSPECT CONDITION OF BRAKE Since then, the 1980s have been a and admiration for him,” it said. ailing back, team officials said. 250 Vernon St., Manchester by teammates and even opponents. decade of futility — the first one since who played, albeit briefly, with LININGS. DRUMS. ROTORS, VISUALLY INSPECT You should have seen him in college.” Munson is reliever Dave Righetti, a Williams disclosed Sunday that he had suffered CALIPERS, CYLINDERS, HYDRAULIC LINES August 3 1:30pm the 1910s in which the Yankees have WITH EVERY STARTING Yankee the injury about six weeks ago while running on a & MASTER CYLINDER. ROAD TEST. Billy Martin, who managed Munson not won a World Series. rookie in spring training 1979. - CLEANINO, ADJUSTMENT, OR REPAIRS EXTRA • August 4th 7:30pm during the catcher’s most prolific — except a catcher — on the field, “ I was just a kid then but I treadmill. The injury was initially diagnosed as a “ In the last 50 years, there have Munson’s portrait was shown on the nerve problem in his right leg, but no certain August 5th 7:30pm years, grew quite close to his captain really been only four Yankee catchers remember being told by Gator (Ron WITH MAJOR TUNE-UP Ticket Donation $2.00 Senior Citizens a Children and reportedly “ wept like a baby” center field message board and -a Guidry) that Munson was the one who diagnosis has been released. (Toyota a GM — Bill Dickey, Elston Howard, Yogi moment of silence was requested. Team officials said Williams, who has already $4.00 Adults when he was informed of his death. Berra and Thurman,” said Murcer. got him to throw the way he did,” said VehidosOnly) Tickets At The Door Or Call 649-9758 or 649-7201 “ I still get choked up every time I But New Yorkers are not known for Righetti, referring to Guidry’s Cy missed a week of training camp, will be treated with OFFER EXPIRES AUQU8T 3 1 ,19M “ He made a difference here.” keeping quiet. see his picture. I loved the kid,” said Young-winning 25-3 season in 1978. bed rest and traction for at least one week. He is at OFFER ONLY VALID WITH THIS COUPON “ The fans started to cheer and they Arlington Hospital, the same facility at which he COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED AT WRITE-UP. Martin, who has managed the Yan­ YET DESPI’TE HIS ACHIEVE- “ He (Guidry) said that Thurman was 500 W. Contm St. kees five different times. “ He was a didn’t stop,” recalled Stone, who was planning to do the same thing with received an emergency appendectomy last CALL 647-0402 FOR APPT.M! MEN’TS in New York, there was still standing on the third base line with his Monchetler ■ great competitor and a great athlete me.” September. , LYNCH talk of Munson asking to be traded to Oriole teammates. “ It went on and on Williams, 33, missed four weeks after having his TOYOTA QUALITY Tel. 646-4SS1 and he always busted his tail for me. the Cleveland Indians, presumably to WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE! MANCHESTER CONN. and on. It was one of those rare See MUNSON, page 45 appendix removed last season and temporarily forfeited his starting job to Mark Rypien. 9 8 9 Ju

Softball Mets Friday’s results From page 48 AA LEAGUE — F arr’s edged Main Pub, 7-6, with • « a run in the seventh inning at Fitzgerald Field. Brian Dubiel had three hits and Gary Duhiel, Rob Mitch Webster struck out. but Jerome Walton hit a Roy and George Windish two apiece for F arr’s. sacrifice fly, driving in Law. Brian Dubiel and Rich Belekewicz homered. Tony Rick Aguilera, 6-5, relieved and gave up a Campelli had two hits for Pub. run-scoring single to Ryne Sandberg before Smith broke his slump with his fourth homer, making a Y DUSTY — Mainville Electric nipped Ward’s M fg., winner of reliever Calvin Schiraldi, 3-4. Mitch 16-15, at Keeney Street Field. Ben Phelps had two V homers and Tim and Tom Mainville added four and € Williams got the last four outs for his 26th save, tops three hits, respectively, for the winners. Brian in the major leagues. Martin had two hits and Martin, Scot* Van “ Ryno (Sandberg) had just singled in the fourth Oudenhove and Steve Dubiski each homered for run and I was looking for a fastball,” Smith said. Ward’s. “ He’s a power pitcher and I was looking for a fast WEST SIDE — Oakland Heights pounded Purdy ball over the plate and got it.” Corp. 16-5, at Pagani Field. Mike Costello and Bob Dunston had three singles but made the defensive and Gary Luiz each collected three hits and Renw play of the game in the ninth inning. R«c Department photo Lavaille. Ron Dorion and Bennie Miglioreto two With one out in the ninth, pinch-hitter Juan apiece for OH. Bob Culvey and Scott Hendrickson Samuel singled, bringing Johnson to the plate. each had two hits for Purdy’s. MIDGET CHAMPS — The Falcons took Josh Kane, Greg Pastor, Charles Hills. Johnson hit a short pop into left and Dunston made a PAGANI — Nassiff Sports topped Strano Real the midget league soccer championship Back row: Josh Brown, Scott Balicki, fine turn-around catch and then doubled upSamuel, : Estate, 12-7, at Pagani. Paul Tyler had three hits at Kennedy Road field this past season. Alex Steurer, Coach John Quaglia, who was running on the pitch. and Tim Wisnieski, Mike Robinson, Paul Zopp and “ I never thought I could get to the ball,” Dunston Team members, from left, front row: Robert Greene, Jason Smyth, Matt said. “ I don’t think I ’ve ever made as important a Vinnie Pumhagen two apiece for Nassiff’s. Brian Justin Steullet, Michael Shanahan, Jake McBride. Missing: Assistant coach Rick Benson had three hits and Kyle Aitkens and Frank play on the final out. But I’m in there to play Strano two each for Strano’s. Macomber, Andy Leitao, Matt Rood, Brown, Barrett Quaglia. defense.” “ Samuel had the base stolen, but the guy made an REC — Manchester Pizza sliced up Main Th* Aa«oclat«d PrM* Pub/MMH, 9-2, at Nike Field. Don Greenwood, Ted outstanding, tough play, ” Mets manager Davey Clifford and Dan Bober each had three hits and Tim Johnson said. STOLEN BASE — Cleveland's Jerry Sox in Cieveland. Boston second Nicola. Kevin Morse and Mike Arace added two MB’s in romp past Society Johnson said he took (Done out of the game because Browne dives into second base with a baseman Jody Reed waits for the late apiece for Pizza. Dave Lauzon had three hits and “ he had thrown quite a few pitches and we wanted a fresh arm in the game.” stolen base in the opening game of a throw. The Indians won the opener, 3-2. Dean Gustafson, Don Scanlon, Tim Quackenbush HARTFORD — It’s been a long came with us this year and did a the fence. and Scott Peterson two each for Pub/MMH. The homer was the third Aguilera has given up in doubleheader Friday against the Red time between victories — and good job tonight,” said Moriarty The MB’s then loaded the bases the last week. N IK E — Reed Construction won by forfeit, 7-0, appearances on the mound for manager Gene Johnson. “ He said with Gallucchio losing the base­ over J.C. Penney at Nike Field. “ I can’t explain it.” said Johnson of Aguilera’s that matter — as lefty Bob the last time he won a game was ball to cap a six-run inning. sudden ineffectiveness. “ He seems to be throwing Cressotti returned to the mound two years ago,” Johnson added. Galluccio also doubled and fine. This is a very humbling game.” Red Sox as Moriarty Brothers belted Cressotti received plenty of knocked in seven runs while Aguilera’s explanation was “ I haven’t been Sports in Brief Society for Savings, 12-5, in support as the MB’s cranked Johnson, who was 2-for-3, had the pitching good. Some days you just don’t make the From page 48 Greater Hartford Twilight three home runs, a pair of two-run four RBIs. Ray Sullivan was good pitches.” League play Friday night at homers by Jeff Johnson and a 2-for-4 and drove in the other run Cone, who had won five straight and had five Trinity College. grand slam by Tony Gallucchio. fortheMB’s, who totaled 11 hitsin Tigers 8, Twins 4: At Detroit, Kevin Ritz got his no-decisions since his last loss to Chicago on June 5, Blue Jays6, Yankees 2: At New York, George Bell, McKay joins the Whalers Cressotti hurled a six-hitter as Johnson belted the first of his all. first major-league victory and the slumping Detroit was disappointed at being lifted. mentioned this month in trade talks, homered for the M B’s won for the 14th time in roundtrippers with a mate Moriarty’s next action is Sun­ Tigers beat Frank Viola and the Minnesota Twins HARTFORD (A P) — Doug McKay, form erly an “ I wanted one more batter,” Cone said. “ Davey the first time in nearly six weeks and the Toronto 22 outings. Society drops to 3-20 aboard in the first inning. He was day at 7:30 p.m. when it visits 6-4 Friday in the first game of a doubleheader. assistant coach for the New Jersey Devils, has been has his reasons and if Aggie had struck out the next Blue Jays beat New York 6-2, the Yankees’ ninth with the loss. “ He (Cressotti) the third batter in the third inning Malloves Jewelers at Palmer Viola. 8-12, lost in his first start since being named head coach of the Binghamton Whalers, the batter it would have been OK. It was a very loss in 10 games. used to be with Vernon but he and deposited another shot over Field in Middletown. mentioned in trade talks with the New York Mets. Hartford Whalers’ American Hockey League demoralizing loss.” Bell hit his 10th homer of the season, a two-run He gave up five runs on six hits and five walks in five affiliate, team officials announced Friday. Howard Johnson’s three-run homer and Kevin shot in the fifth inning. It was Bell’s first home run “ In Doug McKay, the Binghamton Whalers will Elster’s two-run single in the third inning had given since June 13, a span of 36 games, and also had an innings. Ritz, 1-1, allowed two runs on four hits in six have a quality teacher and motivator — two the Mets a 5-2 lead that Cone protected until the RBI single. ‘Personal Fouls’ details abuse innings. He walked six and struck out six and Mike essential qualities for a young club,’’ Hartford, seventh. The Blue Jays and Houston have talked recently Henneman pitched 1 2-3 innings for his third save. Whalers Vice President and General Manager Ed about a deal for Bell, but have not come close to Cardinals 2, Expos 0; At Montreal, Ted Power Johnston said. “ In addition, Doug has had several By Tom Foreman once submitted a friend’s urine not identify many of the players completing a trade. Gary Pettis, close to being traded to the Chicago pitched four-hit ball over seven innings as the St. years of coaching experience at various levels, The Associated Press sample to pass a drug test at N.C. he claims to have interviewed. John Cerutti, 7-5, gave up seven hits in seven White Sox for Dave Gallagher, stole three bases and Louis Cardinals beat the Montreal Expos 2-0 Friday including three years in the NHL. He’s an State. Another time, the book Golerttofeck writes thjiT N.C. innings. Tom Henke finished with three-hit relief. scored twice as Detroit won for just the second time enthusiastic person, a disciplined worker and a fine night anricontinued their domination of the National RALEIGH, N.C. — Chris Wash- says, Washburn sprayed cologne state’s’"basketball team"; was Dave LaPoint, 6-9, took the loss as the Yankees in 10 games. Chet Lemon hit a two-run homer and addition to the Whalers organization.” bum played basketball games at into his own urine sample before League East leaders. fell seven games under .,500 for the first time since Tracy Jones also drove in two runs for the Tigers. riddled with dissension duniig the The game marked the end of Vince Coleman s McKay will succe^ Claude Larose, who was North Carolina State while high submitting it for testing. July 13. 1984. 1986-87 season when it Won the major league record stolen-base streak. The Detroit scored three times in the third inning for a named a scout for Hartford in June. on cocaine and once used a “ Personal Fouls,” which also Toronto took a 3-0 lead in the third inning on Bell’s Atlantic Coast Conference Cardinal outfielder had his record of 50 consecutive 4-2 lead. Jones singled with two outs, stole second McKay was most recently an assistant coach for friend’s urine sample to pass a alleges grade changes and ra­ RBI single, a sacrifice fly by Pat Borders and Lloyd championship. steals ended when he was thrown out by Montreal and scored on Keith Moreland’s single. Lemon the Devils, joining them in January 1988 and helping drug test at the school, according cism at N,C. State, went on sale Moseby’s run-scoring single. The book says some players catcher Nelson Santovenia in the fourth inning. followed with his fifth home run of the season. them to their first-ever playoff appearance. to a new book. Friday in Raleigh. Publication Steve Balboni led off the Yankees’ fourth with his accused Valvano of favoring The victory was the Cardinals’ ninth in 12 games “ Wash would play games on was delayed following threats of 12th home run. Don Mattingly doubled in the sixth Pettis drew one of his three walks, stole second whites over blacks. According to against Montreal this season, and cut the Expos’ coke,” an unidentified teammate legal action by state officials. Golenbock, some black players and later scored on Balboni’s sacrifice fly. and scored on Jones’ double in the fifth. Pinch hitter Mayotte reaches semifinals lead to 2‘A games over the Chicago Cubs. is quoted as saying. “ The first N.C. State vice chancellor Kelly Gruber doubled in the fifth and Bell Fred Lynn had an RBI single in the seventh for a 6-2 were especially frustrated that Power, 3-4, who has not pitched a complete game WASHINGTON (AP) — Top-seeded Tim Mayotte half, he’d play great, and then the Albert Lanier called the book a homered. The Blue Jays scored in the eighth when lead. Mike Giomi, who transferred since June 7, 1988, struck out three and walked one surrendered only nine points on his serve Friday in a coke would wear off, and in the “ work of fiction” and said the from Indiana, was playing more Moseby singled. Francisco Cabrera doubled for his The Twins scored twice in the eighth on Randy 6-3, 6-3 victory over Australian Simon Youl that put second half he wouldn’t do a “ university does not find any batter intentionally. first major-league hit and Manny Lee had a Bush’s run-scoring single and pinch hitter Carmelo than they were. Ken Dayley and Todd Worrell finished up, with him in the semifinals of the Sovran Bank Classic. thing.” reason to further address the sacrifice fly. Castillo’s RBI double. Mayotte, ranked No. 11 in the world, won five of “Personal Fouls,” by Peter book p oin t-b y-p oin t or in “ Our friends would tell us that Worrell recording his 14th save. his nine service games at love in disposing of Youl in Golenbock, also claims that N.C. general.” there had to be a certain amount 74 minutes. He will next face Todd Witsken, a 4-6,7-6 State coach Jim Valvano allowed Valvano could not be reached of whites, two or three, out Pirates 10, Phillies 5: At Philadelphia, Glenn Apologetic Mack reports to camp (7-4), 6-3 winner over Jim Grabb. Washburn to play even though he Friday. His attorney. Art Ka­ there,” an unidentified black Wilson and Jose Lind each drove in two runs as the was flunking most of his courses. minsky, said neither he nor player said. “ The black football Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phillies right words to say how badly I feel finished a month-long drug reha­ “ Valvano did things for Chris... Valvano could comment until players would say it. Our friends 10-5 in the first game of a doubleheader Friday for MENTOR, Ohio (AP) — Run­ about what I ’ve done, what I ’ve bilitation program at the Cleve­ Cowboys sign Steve Walsh you wouldn’t believe,” an uniden­ after they read the book. on campus would say it. Even their sixth straight victory, equaling a season high. ning back Kevin Mack joined the though they didn’t deserve to be Reliever Neal Heaton, 2-7, snapped a personal Cleveland Browns’ training camp put my family through or the land Clinic. His wife, Ava: his THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (AP) - -The Dallas tified source says in the book. When some of allegations were out there.” three-game losing streak as he won for the first time Friday after spending a month in embarrassment I feel. rehabilitation program supervi­ Cowboys came to terms with holdout quarterback “ V gets you through school if he reported earlier this .year in a sor, Dr. Greg Collins; and wants to. I believe that ever since Raleigh newspaper, Valvano de­ since May 21. He pitched three scoreless innings, rehabilitation following his arrest “ To my teammates, I apologize Steve Walsh on Friday for a total package of $4 1 A former N.C. State professor Browns owner Art Modell accom­ Chris got to State, I would be nied them. allowing two hits. Bill Landrum got the last three on drug trafficking charges. for causing them so many prob­ million spread over four years, coach Jimmy alleges in the book that grades panied him during the news Johnson said. surprised if he ever passed a Simon & Schuster originally outs. ^ . . In a news conference upon his lems,” he said. " I ’m happy to be were changed to keep players The Pirates had 16 hits, including three each by arrival at the camp. Mack said he conference at the camp at Lake­ Walsh, who decided to pass up his senior year at class. And he still managed to planned to publish the book, but getting back on the field to play eligible. was sorry fo r the ordeal his case land Community College. the University of Miami to enter the N F L ’s play.” changed its mind after state Lind and Bobby Bonilla. again. I ’m going to try to do Tommy Herr was 4-for-5 for the Phillies, with a is causing for his parents and the supplemental draft, will fly to the Cowboys’ camp Washburn left N.C. State after officials threatened to sue. Golen­ “ One time, I noticed that one of everything I can do to be the best Browns. Afterward, Mack headed with on Saturday to sign his contract and begin workouts. his sophomore year to turn pro. bock eventually found another the players had failed three run scored and an RBI. person and the best running back the rest of the team for a Pittsburgh took a 4-0 first-inning lead with five “ I ’m a little nervous now with The Cowboys already have Troy Aikman, the No! Last month, he was banned from publisher, Carroll & Graf. courses and that two weeks later on the field and help the Browns scrimmage against Buffalo in hits, including three doubles, off Ken Howell, 8-7. In all eyes on me, but it’s something 1 overall pick in the regular draft, in camp, and the NBA for repeated drug Golenbock quotes former Wolf- the F ’s had been changed to D’s,” be a winner.” Edinboro, Pa. He did not plan to violations. pack manager John Simonds the ex-faculty member is quoted Thursday’s 10-8 victory over New York, the Pirates I ’m going to have to deal with,” published reports have indicated that Walsh could Mack earlier Friday had just play. ■ be traded. The book claims that Washbum extensively in the book but does as saying. scored five runs in the first inning. hesaid. “ I don’t know if I have the 9 8 9

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CLEVELAND (AP) — Rod Nichols pitched 8 1-3 strong innings in his first start of the season and

Brad Komminsk hit a two-run homer as the surging

Cleveland Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 2-1

Friday for a sweep of their twi-night doubleheader.

The Indians, who began the day trailing first-place Baltimore by four games in the American League East, won for the sixth time in seven tries. They moved into sole possession of second place for the first time this late in a season since August 1976.

Cleveland won the opener as Tom Candiotti pitched a five-hitter and Andy Allanson atoned for an early error by hitting a tie-breaking home run in the seventh in a 3-2 victory. Boston has lost six of its last seven road games and is 1-15 in one-run games on the road this year. The nightcap became an unlikely pitching duel between Nichols, 1-1, and Wes Gardner, 2-6.

Nichols was called up from Class AAA Colorado

Springs before the game and got his second major-league victory. He entered the game with a

40.50 ERA, having given up three earned runs in two-thirds of an inning against Texas on July 13.

Nichols walked none, struck out a career-high six and did not allow a runner past first base until

Danny Heep hit a home run with one out in the ninth.

Doug Jones finished for his 24th save.

Gardner, who is 0-5 in his last six starts, held

Cleveland scoreless on two hits until the fifth, when rookie Joey Belle led off with a single. Komminsk followed with his fifth home run, giving him 22 RBIs in 22 games since being called up from the minors on June 29. In the first game, Candiotti, 9-6. had his third straight strong performance since spending 15days on the disabled list because of a weak muscle in his rotator cuff. He allowed two runs, one of them unearned, for his third complete game, walking one and striking out three.

The knuckleball pitcher has given up one earned run in 23 innings since returning from the disabled list on July 17. He allowed one hit in the last seven innings and retired the final 13 batters.

Roger Clemens, 11-8, took the loss, yielding three runs on six hits. He walked four and struck out seven in his sixth complete game.

The Red Sox took a 2-0 lead in the first, aided by The Associated Press Allanson’s error. Jody Reed singled and scored on Kevin Romine’s double when Allanson. the catcher, HOME RUN — Mets’ catcher Gary after his home run gave the Cubs a 6-5 dropped shortstop Felix Permin's relay from left. Carter stands at the plate as Chicago's win Friday afternoon at Wrigley Field. Romine scored on a double by Mike Greenwell, who Dwight Smith (18) heads to the dugout extended his hitting streak to 12 games. Cleveland tied it with single runs in the first and third. Jerry Browne walked, stole second and scored on consecutive groundnuts by Fermin and Mets continue downward slide Dion James in the first, and Allanson scored from third on Fermin’s do jble-play grounder in the third. CHICAGO (AP) — Dwight Smith said. “ But I have confi­ Boston prevented at least three other Cleveland Smith wasn’t thinking about an dence in my hitting. I had been runs with outstanding defense. Reed’s diving stop of O-for-17 slump when he was NL Roundup hitting the ball hard and knew Pete O’Brien’s grounder to second stranded two batting in the seventh inning something good would happen.” runners in the third, and Greenwell reached over Friday. Vance Law and Shawon Dun- the fence to catch Joe Carter’s bid for a two-run Smith’s two-run homer capped fourth straight defeat. ston singled to start the seventh homer in the fifth. a four-run seventh, leading the “ When you’re in an O-for-17 off David Cone. Pinch-hitter Chicago Cubs to a 6-5 victory that slump, the pressure is going to See RED SOX, page 47 sent the New York Mets to their bother you to some exfent,’’ See METS, page 47