t» — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 11. 1983 BUSINESS Some kinds of insurance just waste of money

• Uo you nave insurance against being mugged? about everything. Dancers insure their legs and feel, provide. If you can’t decode the language or have any You can find a policy that covers property losses, violinists insure their hands. For carefully defined questions, call your agent or the consumer affairs medical costs, lost earnings and other expenses professions and needs, such specific policies provide division of the issuing company. associated with being mugged, robbed or even raped. Your vital protection. The purpose of insurance is to protect yourself • Or do you have so-called dread-disease insu­ Money's But consider boating insurance, which so many of against events that would cause a financial disaster rance? You can, in the health field, find policies, such you have — needlessly. Your homeowner’s liability for you and your family if you are forced to absorb the Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. as those that insure you against cancer, which is policy covers your boat if you own or rent a sailboat losses. Worth less than 26 feet long; an outboard power boat of 25 warm Wednesday probably the most dreaded of all diseases. Rather than spending any money on frills and Tuesday, July 12, 1983 horsepower or less; an inboard or inboard-outboard • Or perhaps you have credit card insurance? This Sylvia Porter offbeat policies, make certain you and your family are — See page 2 boat of 50 horsepower or less. If you have a bigger or Single copy: 25C is a policy that costs a mere $25 a year and which you adequately protected against more typical hazards. more powerful boat, review your coverage if you are feel gives you additional protection against fraudu­ That means good comprehensive life, health, auto and Hanrl^FHtrr HUrralft relying on your homeowner’s policy. lent charges on your credit cards — in case you lose home insurance policies. Include disability insurance your cards or they are stolen. Or consider car rental. When you rent a car, you and, depending on where you live, flood and even If you have any of these insurance policies (and your insurance dollars to boost your major medical usually can elect to pay an additional fee for a collision earthquake protection. there are plenty m ore), you are misspending your coverage. deductible waiver. This fee covers the amount for money by buying the wrong kinds of coverage while On credit card insurance, this is really unnecessary which you, the driver, would be liable in case the Do not rely on narrowly defined policies to pay out almost surely not buying enough of what you do need. if you keep track of your credit cards and maintain a rental car is involved in an accident; without it, you benefits for an unlikely event. Save yourself money A full 80 percent of you who buy insurance succumb to list of the toll-free numbers to call in event of loss or might be responsible for all repairs up to that amount. and become a self-insurer for those hazards that are the lure of such offbeat policies as the above, says the theft. Do not be fooled into believing that you get Fees range from $5 to $8 daily, but before you rent a so remote it’s improbable you’ll ever benefit from the Insurance Information Institute. additional protection against fraud. Federal law car, check your auto insurance and find out whether it policies. On anti-mugging insurance, you probably already restricts your losses to $50 per card; usually the card covers collision damage on a rented car. Many auto kills are covered through your homeowner’s or tenant’s companies won’t even hold you responsible for that policies do. Even so, buying a collision damage ("Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” policy, and you are spending unnecessary dollars to sum. This policy, incidentally, guarantees that the waiver might be worthwhile, for if you do make a 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal --- duplicate coverage. If you’re uncertain, ask your insurance company will notify the credit card claim on your auto policy, your premium might be money management, is now available through her insurance agency and reread your policy. companies once you notify the insurance company higher when it comes to renewal and the extra cost for column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for postage and handling to, On dread-disease policies, these are such a gamble that your cards have been lost or stolen (longest way rental insurance might turn out to be a bargain. "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care that they’re not really not worth the money. Why bet around, indeed). of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. condos on that you’ll develop cancer rather than kidney disease BEFORE YOU BUY another policy, study the ones 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press or some other serious health problem? Better spend THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY has policies for just you now have. Understand what benefits they Syndicate.) 2 Business Retired execs great lawn

In Brief By James P. Sacks currently zoned for 16 single- giving advice Herald Reporter family homes. Gryk said he and Lynch plan to Doctor takes over practice Rebuffed by the Planning and go ahead with the “ maximum Zoning Commission Monday in a (number of single-family homes) to smaii firms controversial attempt to build 26 that we think desirable.” He did Dr. Alfred Taricco, a 1953 graduate of Manches­ luxury condominiums on the Che- not specify how many homes the ter High School, has taken pver the surgical ney Lawn in Manchster’s National developers plan to build, but said practice of Dr. Mel­ By LeRov Pope Historic District, the owners of the the homes would take up almost vin Horwitz with. United Press International lawn will go ahead with plans to the entire lawn rather than less offices at 29 Haynes construct single-family homes on than four acres, St. NEW YORK — Any small business in the United the property, one owner said this Dr. Horwitz has States that needs expert counseling and guidance but morning. IN DENYING the application left the practice to can’t afford to pay for it can get it free from SCORE. -ew.- ^ • "Their decision has cleansed our changing the lawn’s zoning, the study law. consciences about the fate of the PZC said the proposed condomini- Dr. Taricco at­ SCORE stands for Service Corps of Retire Great Lawn," said attorney Wes- urns were not the best use for the tended Tufts Uni­ Executives. SCORE and a companion organization ley Gryk, who owns the lawn’s land and did not fit the character of versity where he ACE — Active Corps of Executives — provide eight-acre central portion along the neighborhood. Commission received his bache­ voluntary counseling under the sponsorship of the Herald photo by Tarquinio with automobile dealer Michael members suggested that a cluster lor’s degree in 1957. U.S. Small Business Administration in Washington. Lynch. of a smaller number of condomini- In 1%2 he received Last year SCORE gave help to 128,693 business firms Truck blaze Gryk added that development of urns closer to Hartford Road, the his M.D. degree and ACE helped 22,912. Eighth Utilities District firemen hose down the hydraulic fire. Apparentiy untouched by the flames, he was taken ■ the lawn was subject to a "prior lawn’s southern boundary, would from Tufts School of SCORE’S army of retired business professionals pole-driver on a Northeast Utilities truck Monday commitment made a month ago” have been more appropriate, Medicine. He did his to Manchester Memorial Hospital for treatment of has grown from 3,800 in 1970 to about 9,000 now and but would not elaborate further. He Asked if the developers had post graduate surgi­ morning on Buckland Street near the Brentwood Swim injuries from landing on his hands after he jumped. The ACE’s force has climbed 2,633 — business executives did not close the door to the considered appealing the zoning cal training at New Club minutes after the truck burst into flames at about 11 who give of their awn to help small firms. truck was pulling utility poles as part of the Interstate 86 possibility of the lawn’s preserva- commission decision, Gryk said England Center a.m. The hydraulic operator, Al Morgan, an emplyeeof J construction project. No one else was in the truck at the tion for historic purposes. the possibility had not been Hospital in Boston The SCORE service is frw . All any firm that has NU, leapt from his seat when the back of the truck caught "W e thought we were doing discussed, and the Veterans time. There were no other injuries. problems need do is telephone any oneof SCORE’s405 people a favor in preserving the The developers contended dur- Adm inistration chapters around the country. The case will be lawn (by proposing condomini- >ng a zoning commission public Hospital in Omaha, assigned to a retired executive living in the Dr.Alfred Taricco Neb. um s), but that’s noLthe way it will hearing in June that condomini- community and he or she will have access to the ‘Just window dressing’ be," Gryk said. "Our experts tell urns would better preserve the As a lieutenant services of other retired executives with a wide commander in the United States Naval Reserve, us we’re going to make more lawn than single-family homes. In variety of specialties to help in solving the little firm’s m oney (w ith s in g le -fa m ily arguing for the zone change, Gryk he served aboard the USS Independence in 1966 miseries. and 1967 and at the U.S. Naval Hospital in UPI photo homes).’’ said a planned residence develop- Portsmouth, Va. in 1967 and 1968. The homes can be constructed, ment would save the vista of the ON THE average, SCORE volunteers put in 10 to 20 without special approval from the lawn and not harm the value of He was certifed by the American Board of hours a month for free helping small companies. They True strong-box Surgery in 1967 and became a fellow of the Powers: nothing new at DOT zoning commission, while condom- nearby Cheney family mansions, sign an agreement saying that once they accept a American College of Surgeons in 1970 and the A box-like tortional restraint is fabri­ Kernersville, N.C.. These carbon- and inium construction required the A number of influential Man- case, they will stick with it to the end — until it is zone change rejected Monday. Chester residents, including the International College of Surgeons in 1971. completed successfully or it is proved that it can’t be. cated around a nuclear power plant stainless-steel restraints reduce vibra­ He is founding member of the American By Raymond T. DeMeo sions unit — in an effort to find out system is not now corrupt.” A non-profit corporation led by chairman of the Cheney National main steam line by welder William R. tion and hold the steam lines in place in Herald Reporter quid pro quo,” he said. “ One would Forest Street resident Vivian Historic District Commission. Trauma Society; past vice-president of and The files of the various SCORE chapters contain how the department was run under Powers was tried on corruption have to come pretty cheap to be president of the Mid-Hudson Clinical Society; thousands of success stories about small companies Morris at the ITT Grinnell facility in the event of a rupture. Powers, and perjury charges this spring. Ferguson, a former town director Judge of Probate William E, Former state transportation willing to trade a $l-million con­ and a member of the hitstoric FitzG erald, testified against clinical aassistant professor of surgery at New that probably would have gone under except that The committee hopes to draft All but two of the charges, both tract for golf dates or liquor.” . York Medical College. someone told the proprietors about SCORE. commissioner Arthur B. Powers new regulations that will prevent misdemeanors, were dismissed district commission, has been Gryk’s and Lynch’s application L said "nothing’s changed” in the formed to collect donations to during the emotionally charged He was elected to the Surgical Society of the some of the alleged abuses of the after a plea-bargaining deal with POWERS ADM ITTED he was For instance, from the New York chapter, Rod Department qf Transportation preserve the lawn, which the hearing. FitzGerald presented the New York Medical College in 1982. He holds a Powers’ administration from the state’s attorneys office. asked by political figures — Kreitner, who was sales manager of Lehman Dietetic People Express (is confident since he resigned as commissioner recurring. developers have said they would zoning commission with petitions patent for an intravascular occluding catheter. Since he left the department, including state Democratic Chair­ Confections in Brooklyn, was baffled because his two years ago amid allegations of sell for just under a quarter of a containing about 1,200 signatures His specialties include general, vascular, and Powers, speaking before the despite a tightening of administra­ man James M. Fitzgerald; Tho­ marketing plan just wouldn’t work. The little firm was mismanagement and corruption at million dollars. opposing the development. thoracic surgery. He has experience in trauma, NEW YO RK (U PI) — When People Express preference for new jets and took on enormous debt to state legislature’s Program Re­ tive regulations governing the way mas Grasso, husband of former hung up on a sales level of $200,000 a year. expand his fleet. the DOT. Gryk and Lynch — who paid Mrs.Ferguson, whose Forest vascular surgery and the use of microsurgical inaugurated daily service between the United States view and Regulations Committee, consulting engineers do business governor Ella T. Grasso, and and London over a one month ago, travelers on both Powers appeared Monday be­ $200,000 for their part of the lawn— Street Cheney mansion abuts the techniques. He has published papers in surgical People’s labor costs are also far below others in the said regulatory changes imposed with the DOT, .Powers said, Charles M. McCollam Jr., execu­ fields and as a faculty member of the New York Kreiter heard about SCORE in a television spot sides of the Atlantic rushed to book a flight at the industry. Its employees are non-union. And being only fore the state legislature’s Pro­ by present DOT Commissioner J. department employees continue to live in Cheney mansions on either proposed development to the announcement and phoned them. Irwin Zlowe, a tive aide to both Mrs. Grasso and Medical College he taught vascular surgery, astonishingly low one-way fare of $149 — nearly half two years old. People doesn’ t have to pay the higher gram Review and Regulations William Burns are ’’just window accpet free lunches, tickets and side of the proposed development. north, had collected the signatures retired advertising and marketing expert, and Harry governor William A. O’Neill — to clinical surgery, and anatomy. the lowest regular fare of competing carriers. salaries that seniority-in-service usually commands. Committee, which plans to ques­ dressing. There’s nothing changed party invitations from consultants, Another portion of the lawn, south of the owners of 20 percent of the Lowenstein, who had been in the metals business, tion other present and former DOT consider certain consultants for of Hartford Road, is owned by the land within 500 feet of the proposed What may be more astonishing is that People A first-year airline captain at People makes only that I can see.” just as they did under his own DOT contracts. were given the case. They advised him to concentrate Express fully expects to make fnilllons of dollars in employees — including the depart­ South United Methodist Church, development, thereby requiring a $30,000 in the first year, $36,000 in the second year; and The former commissioner de­ administration. Unlike road contractors, consul­ on mail order sales, to keep full records of his profit on the $149 tickets. ment’s former deputy commis­ 4-1 vote for approval of the Colt names Lessner $42,000 in the third. At unionized airlines, senior nied that the DOT was corrupt But Powers denied, that the tants don’t have to submit sealed customers and taught him to figure out how to correct . Harold Pareti, a managing officer of the two-year- sioner, William Wade Sr., and MRS. FERGUSON said today application, captains can earn in the $100,000 range. when he headed the department consultants’ favors were repaid bids for DOT jobs. On any given mistakes he had been making on the basis of what his old Newark, N.J. carrier, said the' airline has David Odell of Manchester, head of the unanimous PZC decision did 'The zoning commmission also But People has employee profit sharing and stock from Januai^ 1979 to October 1981, with lucrative contracts during his contract DOT engineers come up George C. Lessner of Manchester has been profit and loss statements revealed. In five years projected an operating profit of $8 million to $11 the department’s tolls and conces­ not surprise her. received telegrams and letters purchase plans to help boost pay and productivity. and said he is "convinced that the tenure in the office. "There was no with a “ long list” of consultants named director emeritus of Colt Industries Inc. Lehman’s sales were pushed up to $500,000. million a year from flying five roundtrip flights a “ The amount of the people opposing condominium construc- Pilots, for example, own an average 2,700 shares interested in and qualified for a He has served for more than 20 years as director week between Newark and London. signing petitions against the devel- lion, including two from descend- Mrs. Susan Johnson and her father, Marvin King, a each, worth about $120,000. "That’s for just two years particular job, which is narrowed of the company. That projection does not even assume the cabin of working for the company,” Pareti said. opment created a lot of interest (in ants of the Cheney family, and mason, founded a painting and decorating firm that down to a “ short list” of three or the Boeing 747 will be filled to capacity with 390 coach saving the lawn)Mrs. Ferguson heard opposing testimony by his- was floundering for lack of know-how in bidding for four names submitted to the contract work, especially federal and local govern­ passengers and 44 who pay $439 to sit in first class. said. "What they (the petition- toric district commission Prime Computer income drops commissioner, who makes the signers) are going to have to do members Joseph L. Swensson Sr. ment jobs. Arnold Keiler, who has worked as a Only an average 72 percent of the seats need be Blaze kills four girls final selection. filled for the airline to meet its profit goals. now is back that up with money." and William Desmond, SCORE volunteer since retiring from real estate, Powers said the names of NATICK, Mass. — Prime Computer announced Recent booking levels indicate the flights will be 80 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (U PI) — Fire and Mrs. Ferguson said she has been Town Planning Director Alan F. piloted Mrs. Johnson through the contract bidding percent of his body while trying to get to the girls, consultants for whom political Thursday it expected a net income decline in its to 90 percent full during the heaviest vacation period in contact with Gryk and Lynch Lamson had objected to the maze, taught her to expand her activity and farm out Independent deadly smoke triggered by a smoldering who were already dead, Placanico said. figures had interceded "would second quarter compared poor income figures for this summer, Pareti said. It may be difficult to cigarette early today killed four girls aged 9 to 16 and that their discussions have density of the proposed develop- work to subcontractors. The firm became quite McCormick’s 14-year-old son woke first and sometimes show up on the short the previous three months. maintain those kinds of load factors during the Insurance as they slept in the same bedroom. involved the historic preservation ment — 6.7 units per acre, successful. found the house engulfed in flames. He. Richard list, and sometimes not.” If a Prim e reported net income of $8,540,000, or 27 off-season — especially since the major carriers have of the Great Lawn. She would not Center, Inc. McCormick, 38, and Isham first tried to get to the favored name was on the list, "all cents per share, for the first quarter. The figues Charles Qreenwald, another New York SCORE announced fares as low as $197.50 beginning this fall. “ The firemen really worked. They knew the comment further. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • girls and then lept through second story windows. things being equal, we would compared to $10,635,000 or 35 cents per share, counselor, turned around the Lynn Kotler Art Gallery But Pareti says People can break even at 63 percent people were in there but they were gone before She said she would make an Police Capt. Frank Basile said an initial certainly give it consideration," he reported in the first quarter of 1982. for Sandra Kotler, by advising her to double her capacity. they even arrived,” Fire Department spokesman announcement about the lawn at a I n S l d P T n H s i t f investigation found the fire was caused by a said. "Revenue for the second quarter will be commission rates and persuading her landlord to cut How does People manage to charge half what its George Placanico said of the. 2 a m. fire that Monday press conference. ■ v u a y cigarette ash or butt that smoldered in a Powers, accompanied at the slightly above the first quarter results but will be back a huge rent increase. major competitors charge and turn a profit? started in a couch on the first floor of a two-story The Great Lawn, located be- -i .t wood frame duplex. downstairs couch after the people in the house hearing by his wife and lawyer lower than anticipated,’’ said Prime President The answer is a combination of lower operating tween Hartford Road and Forest » oooes, 2 sections Art Glidden, a young- black man in the Bronx, went to sleep. Timothy C. Moynahan, appeared Joe M. Benson. costs and a cut-rate pricing philosophy it has used to He said the girls, found dead in two double beds, Street off Main Street, is the heart Advice ...... 12 started a home mechanical repair service, then "It would seem that the father is a smoker and relaxed and composed during the "Second quarter earnings per share will be fill up planes in invading a number of eastern U.S. would have lived had there been smoke detectors of an essentially intact mill area Area...... ^((.9 appealed to SCORE for advice. SCORE’S Samuel In the home. he had apparently been smoking before he went to day-long grilling session. approximately 25 percent lower than the first markets the past two years. from the 1800s that was developed Business...... 20 Saunders advised that he branch into selling new and bed,” Basile said. In an opening statement, he quarter 1983 as adjusted for the recent 3-for-2 "A lot depends on pricing,” said Pareti. "We Killed were Heidi McCormick, 9, and Melissa by the Cheney Brothers and played comics*'* ’ °'’ n used equipment of the kinds he repaired. The business Medical Examiner William Mosig ruled the blamed his downfall on "bureau­ stock split," he said. believe firm ly that if we can keep the price low, we can .cie Jon Noiilo, CaCIi McCormick, 14, who lived with their father and an integral part in Manchester’s E n t e r t o in m e n t u soon prospered so that Glidden had to rent a loft. four died of smoke inhalation although their cratic back-stabbing" onthe part Benson said that “ although sales activity for generate more revenue.” brother at 102 Walnut St. Also killed were Lisa history. Lottery...... i ! ! .2 bodies suffered burns after the house caught fire. of "disgrunted, power hungry the quarter remained strong, customers are still Elizabeth Buehl of the St. Petersburg, Fla., chapter On the cost side, he said. People’s systemwide Laycock, 15, of Easthampton, a friend, and " I f they had smoke detectors they would have individuals high in the (DOT) The developers had sought a opinion * * ...... deferring commitments until their business tells how SCORE helped two struggling accountants operating cost per seat averages 5.5 to 5.7 cents a mile, Christine Beaulieu, 16, of Schenectady, N.Y. been alive today," Placanico said. "Had they had bureaucracy." zone change from Residence A A to Peopietolk ! 2 improves." merge in order to shave expenses and how to develop compared to an average of over 8 cents for the m ^ o r you’re Miss Beaulieu was the niece of Louis Isham, 26, smoke detectors they would have been up earlier Powers didn’t mention by name Planned Residence Development Sports...... ( 1507 an office organization and cash flow analysis plan that carriers. Benson said he expected full year earnings to be who also lived with the McCormicks. Isham Edmund J. Mickiewicz, headofthe for the central 3.9 acres of the lawn Television...... 3 would favor expansion. They took the advice and the and they would have been able to save these "significantly" below the 1982 full year. There are a number of reasons why People operates suffered first and second degree burns on 10 people." that would have allowed condomi- Weather...... 2 expansion of their business soon followed. more cheaply. First, the airline charges passengers not made of Please turn to page 10 nium construction. The lawn is extra for services that are standard on major Bradlees sales up AN ELECTRONICS technician in St. Petersburg carriers. People’s passengers have to pay $3 for each quit a big company to go into the repair business on his suitcase checked, $6 for a meal and 50 cents for a BOSTON — Bradlees Department Stores, a own but soon realized he didn’t know enough about soft-drink.' money, division of The Stop & Shop Cos. Inc. Thursday selling or managing. SCORE gave him a total To keep overhead low. People does without an Westchester takes new steps on operating plan and within three years, the business airport ticket counter. Passengers check'in at the These days, no one is. With prices bridge suit reported a 44 percent sales increase over the prior rising as last as they are now, it year for the five weeks ending July 2. had grown so that he had to hire five workers. departure gate and ticketing is done on board the WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) - ments, agencies and officials.” i makes good sense to save money Route 1,1-287 and 1-684, which have New York State Department of "Bradlees’ sales during the five-week period A St. Petersburg woman who wanted to do typing at aircraft. anywhere you can. So look to your Westchester County officials are O’Rourke and Connecticut offi­ In answer to weekend protests by a state affair and we would not entrances in Port Chester and Rye. Transportation will also examine just completed were bolstered by unusually home so she could look after her two children was Pareti says there also are savings associated with Insurance tor possible savings. taking new steps towards suing the cials have engaged in a bitter war Greenwich residents who oppose want to get involved.” The legislation proposed to be legal options with the state attor­ warm weather this year compared to last year, advised by SCORE to concentrate on manuscript operating out of Newark rather than J.F.K., the main state of Connecticut over rerouted of words over the rerouting of Ihe construction of two temporary The state receives no federal placed before the board would give ney general’s office. when inclement weather depressed its sales, typing, books, dissertations, term papers and such. International airport for metropolitan New York. The Call us for a quote on Great American truck traffic from the Mianus heavy trucks through the streets of ramps on 1-95 around the accident highway funds for the Connecticut auto or homeowners insurance. If County Attorney Samuel Yasgur Port Chester officials have said said President Avram J. Goldberg. She was shown'how to advertise to get this business. same is true for flying to Gatwick rather than Bridge collapse on Interstate 95. Port Chester, a Westchester vil­ ' site because it will bring the truck Turnpike, 1-95, because it was built Now she has so much work she has to farm some of it you're not made of money, a Great "the broadest possible authority" the increased traffic flow has traffic through their with state money and is a toll road, “ However, the significant comparable store Heathrow, the airport closer to London. County Executive Andrew lage on the border of the two states. to take legal action. out. People also saves money on aircraft by buying used strained local roads and budgets to neighborhoods. O’Neill told Cuomo New York increases for the June period continues to support O’Rourke Monday set a special The county contends trucks Talks between Connecticut Gov. In the Chicago area, Debbie Hunn Parker opened planes or, as in the case of the 747 used to make the the breaking point. O’Neill has turned to the Federal and Connecticut share the burden our belief that the economy is rebounding and the OTV/UMDDCVI meeting of the Westchester Board should be permitted to travel into William O’Neill, New York Gov. Courtesy Graphics at Libertyville -a year and a half London haul, leasing them. O’Neill called on Cuomo and Highway Administration for finan- of trucks driving on Route 1 in Port customer is gaining confidence that the improve­ of Legislators for Wednesday to Connecticut to Exit 4, just before Mario Cuomo and other officials ago but soon realized that her nine years’ in graphics As a result. People’s general manager Steve residents of both states Monday to cial help to reroute traffic or Chester and Greenwich and two ment will continue,” he said. consider legislation authorizing the location of the June 28 bridge have resulted in little progress hadn’t taught her much . about business. SCORE Schlachter said his airline won’t be plagued by the be sympathetic to Connectfcut’s rebuild the bridge and the agency new ramps designed to ease the Bradlees sales were $102.9 million compared 646-6050 the county attorney to "take legal collapse that killed three people. towards solving the problems assigned Edward Freedman, a 71-year-old retired art kind of debt problems that ted to the collapse 17 efforts to detour truck traffic was expected to make a formal congestion will be ready in about with $71.6 million for the comparable period in proceedings against Connecticut, However. Connecticut has been caused by the bridge collapse, 1982. director, to help her. He promptly directed her to months ago of Sir Freddie Laker’s "Skytrain” — the sso ttartteraW;— ,_;i.n

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 12. 1983 - 3 Peopletalk Committee mulle options Love Lane eyed as ‘affordable’ housing Doggedly courting tourists

; B y Alex Girelll town-owned, and the town would residents. .; Herald City Editor subsidy, it is on the row houses cou Id be bu ilt there and some assurance the rents would The government ordered all dog meal restau­ give the second mortgage. Study committee member Na­ assumption th&.there is a reluc­ more units provided. not escalate rapidly. rants and snake shops closed in central Seoul, Haggerty said the town would than G. Agostinelli said there is a tance on the'part of Manchester Haggerty envisions financing Some of the answers may come South Korea before thousands of American travel Two concepts for development of collect something like $750-a-year real need for housing for young affordable housing on town-owned citizens to accept any and that the with a 20-year tax exempt bond from a questionnaire a subcom­ agents arrive for a convention in late September, tax on each house and the new people from 17 to 30 years old who competition for the little funding land were discussed by a study issue at something like a 10.5 mittee is preparing. officials said today. housing stock would open up rental cannot afford to remain in that exists is very keen. committee Monday night, one for percent rate, a rate some commit­ The subcommittee was asked The Inter-Parliamentary Union and a congress housing now occupied by those who Manchester. rental housing for the elderly on The $300 rentai figure is based on tee members felt was too low an Monday night to check with the of the American Society of Travel Agents are would buy the houses. Haggerty agreed. He said that, North Elm Street and the other for a construction cost of $25,000 a unit. estimate. Capitol Region Council of Govern­ expected to draw more than 3,500 foreign It would be designed for young in effect, the town is teliing its But the uitimate responsibility ments if see if the council has any lawmakers and travel specialists to the capital. the construction of houses for sale couples who cannot afford to buy in young people, “Go to Colchester ... on Love Lane. AT THE OUTSET of the meet­ for deciding on funding would rest dataonhandthatmighthelporany Hoping to put their best foot toward, Korean today’s market, for single parents, and earn your way back.” ing, Richard Lawrence, architect, •: The idea for houses on Love with the Housing Authority of suggestions for the questionnaire. officials ordered closed all dog meat restraurants and, if possible, for handicapped showed the committee a plan he Manchester. Lane, worked out in subcommit­ It will be circulated to the 206 and snake shops in the center of the city or those persons. THE NORTH Elm Street site, a had worked out for the Nortth Elm tee, was explained by committee One possibility discussed was persons on the housing authority’s within 40 feet of main roads, hotels and stadiums The land would hold about 20 gift to the town, must be used for Street property when it first Chairman Richard Haggerty. It forming a non-profit organization, waiting iist and will be more by Sept. 20. Also banned from downtown will be duplexes. More units could be built housing for elderiy under terms of became available to the town. envisions having the town contrib- a cooperative, for the project, with widely circulated if the committee food peddlers. if new roadway were developed, the will or it will have to be devoted It showed 20 units in four _ ute the land and a no-interest the town owning the land and can finds a means of circulating it. It was the first time a city-wide ban was but that would increase the cost. to recreation use. cruciform buildings, like ones leasing it to the cooperative. Haggerty Monday questioned imposed on the restaurants. .. second mortgage which the town Another possibility discussed for The concept for developing hous­ Lawrence Associates designed as EVIDENCE OF the need for whether the data from the questi­ ;; would get back if the house is sold that land involves the Capitol In Korean tradition, dog meat and snakes are ing there envisions 15 or 20 units to housing for elderly in Mansfield. housing is the waiting iist of 206 for onnaire couid be properly ana­ believed to supply good health and increased > to a second owner. Region Housing Coalition, which rent at about $300 a month without ; <- While no details have been Lawrence said more units like subsidized housing for the elderly. lyzed without the help of an expert sexual desire. wants to build 10 houses as a pilot heat or perhaps $375 with heat. them are to be buiit in Mansfield . worked out, the notion envisions Carol Shanley said about 95 demographer. Dr. Ben Rubin, who program. Under it, the town would Carol Shanley, executive direc­ and a contractor has put the bare ; having the town, as owner of the percent of those on the iist are helped prepare a draft of the supply the land and the zoning tor of the Housing Authority of construction cost at about $20,000 a ; land, invite local builders to Manchester residents. questionnaire, foresaw no problem approval and the houses would be Manchester, said the top rent in unit. That does not include site in interpreting the data to deter­ Magic for the Governor ' ■ compete for construction of duplex Haggerty wondered how many framed for owners to complete for federally subsidized units in town development or any of the adminis­ UPl photo houses on the 10-acre parcel with elderly persons would sell their mine the town's housing needs. N.J. Gov. Thomas Kean enjoys a close up view themselves under the “sweat is about $350 a month including trative costs. Those could bring the He said K would indicate what the objective of selling them at less homes to live in rented housing if of the illusionist David Copperfield performing a equity” concept. heat. cost to $32,000 or $33,000 per unit. Miss Universe, Lorraine Downes of New Lesley Moore; Miss Ireland, Roberta than market value because the they felt assured the housing was segment of the population “ could trick with a camera in the Governor's Outer In that program the town could While the committee has not Barney Peterman said his in­ afford to rent what we could afford Zealand, is surrounded by her court Brown; Miss Downes; Miss USA, Julie street is already there, the land is not in danger of becoming “ con- Office in Trenton. Copperfield performed the not restrict buyers to Manchester ruled out ally form of federal spection of the site led him to think dominiumizcd” and if there was to build.” trick after the governor signed a proclamation after ceremony Monday night in St. Lynne Hayek; and Miss Switzerland,* honoring the illusionist for his work in the Louis. From ieft, Miss Engiand, Karen Lolita Morena. program he developed called “Project Magic", an innovative method of rehabilitation of the-' disabled and injured. Zone change Crowd Miss USA Is second 2 Artist too pooped to paint allowed for area watches What began as a private joke between an artist Miss New Zealand, 19, and a local shopkeeper has turned Bill Harris into the "Sea Gull Poop King of Boothbay Harbor.” in east of Main Street Maine. 3 brawl About 1,500 bags of ersatz “Freeze-Dried Sea By James P. Sacks Gull Poop” have been sold in the 12 months singe crowned Miss Universe Business uses such as office Herald Reporter buildings are allowed only if the Harris put his first scoopful into a plastic bag and MANCHESTER - A crowd of stapled on a label. In fact, the stuff is powdered appearance of the building re­ By Tom Uhlenbrock too watched as three men were milk. York, is a senior at UCLA Pageant officials estimated In a compromise move, the mains unchanged or with a special United Press International specializing in pre-dental studies. more than 600 million viewers in 50 Planning and Zoning Commission exception from the zoning commis­ arrested early Saturday morning The business began during a conversation with following a brawl at the Pumper­ a shopkeeper friend of his who was amazed at the Second runnerup was Miss Ire­ countries watched the event, Monday granted 31 residents of the sion, which requires a public ST. LOUIS — Miss New Zealand, nickel Pub, 432 Oakland St., police things people would buy. land, Roberta Brown, and third which was held in Kiel Auditorium. lower Main Street area a change of hearing. the 19-year-old daughter of a said. As a joke, Harris took his friend up on the runnerup was Miss Switzerland, The broadcast was of special zone from business to residential, Attorney Rubinow told the com­ retired plumber and a housewife, Robert Dorsey, 28, of 248 Mt. challenge and rushed home to his kitchen Lolita Morena, who also was interest to St. Louis, which paid but removed three homes behind mission during the June hearing was crowned the 1983 Miss Uni­ Vernon Apartments, Vernon, and cupboard. It took him only a few minutes to draw named Miss Photogenic. Miss $800,000 from tourist funds to bring Manchster State Bank bank from that the area had been residential verse before an audience of 6M Paul Landers, 23, of 121 Farnham the label: a smiling gull and the words England, Karen Lesley Moore, the pageant to the Midwest for the the new residential zone. since the Civil W ar era, when million television viewers in 50 Rd., S. Windsor, were charged "Freeze-Dried Sea Gull Poop from the Coast of was fourth runnerup of the'five first time. The area for which the zone housing was initially constructed countries, edging out Miss USA with breach of peace after police Maine! Add water and stir, great with blueber­ finalists. The biggest applause of the night change was granted is located east there. who came in second. found them engaged in a fist fight ries." On the reverse it read, “ A ‘Natural’ Ice for a hot bear When the field had been nar­ from the sold-out crowd of 10,200 of Main around School and El- During discussion before the Lorraine Elizabeth Downes, a rowed to only Miss New Zealand came when Barker saluted the St. dridge streets. in the center of a large group of Product. Boothbay Harbor, Me.” Andy the Polar Bear stands atop a pile of ice in change was granted. Town Plan­ hazel-eyed model, is from the and Miss USA, the sentiments of Louis Cardinals, the 1982 world Representatives of the bank, spectators outside the Pumper- A shopkeeper who met him on the street that his cage Monday in Atlanta’s Grant Park Zoo. ning Director Alan F. Lamson told seaport of Auckland in New the jpartisan audience were with champions of baseball. including its president, Nathan G. nickei Pub, according to police day looked at the bag and said, “ Make me a few.” probaably grateful for some relief from tempera­ the commissioners that if one of Zealand, an island that sits sou­ the American. Outside, a smattering of pickets Agostinelli, had argued at a June A third man was arrested when Harris did so and his friend soon was sold out. tures reaching in the low 90’s. While Andy’s the homes in the area burned down theast across the Tasman Sea from Along with the crown came protested the decision to spend the public hearing that if the homes he refused to ieave the area at the Harris has been making the novelties ever since. parents are able to cool off in the pool, this baby, when the area was zoned for Australia. nearly $90,000 in cash and $60,000 in money to bring the pageant to the behind the bank were included in request of the police, they said. "It's a gag that backfired,” said Harris, who bom last Christmas, will be given ice from a business, the owner would require "I’ve been watching Miss Uni-' other prizes, and a full slate of city while hundreds of poor live the zone change, the bank’s future Mark Bowen, 27, of 34 High St. would rather be known for his artwork. machine , donated by a local merchant, several a variance from the zoning appeals verse since I was about 8 years events for the coming year. Karen only blocks from the cavernous expansion would be unfairly board to rebuild it. He recom­ Coventry, was also charged with J times a day. old,” said the 5-foot-8>A blond. " I Baldwin, Miss Canada and the auditorium. limited. mended the change be granted. breach of peace and was taken can’t believe I ’m here in it.” retiring Miss Universe, passed oh Press credentials were revoked The bank owns the home at 23 along with Dorsey and Landers to Miss USA, Julie Hayek, 22, the reign with no regrets and a bit for two newspaper reporters from . Eldridge Street immediately be­ ONE RESIDENT. Josephine police headquarters, where each Bond’s beauties talk shop finished first runnerup Monday of advice. Kansas City after they were hind its Main Street office and is Diminico, who wants to convert man was charged and released on night after gaining top honors in "There are going to be times accused of asking "anti-pageant” ' considering expansion in the fu- her home at 39 Eldridge Street to a $100 bond pending a Monday court Maud Adam s thinks she knows the secret of the swimsuit and evening gown when she’s very tired, but It’s only questions. The press passes were : ture, an attorney for the bank told restaurant, said during the hear­ appearance. James Bond’s movie success. Miss Adams, competition. Miss Havek. of New a year,” Miss Baldwin said. restored the next day. the commission. Two nearby ing she thought the requested zone co-starring with Roger Moore in "Octopussy,” homes at 17-19 and 25 Eldridge change was aimed at prohibiting said, "N o offense to Roger Moore. It’s not the Street were also excluded from the the conversion. Her son, Joe A 37 year-oid Manchester resi­ dent was arrested Friday and gadgets, it’s the girls.” change by the zoning Diminico, testified against the The girl in the first Bond epic 21 years ago, "D r. commmission. application. charged with altering a prescrip­ Weather tion, police said. No,” was Ursula Andress,' who told People Several area residents and a Lamson said Mrs. Diminico’s magazine, ” I figured no one would see it, so I . former zoning commissioner, John application to the town Building Anthony L. Maturo, 36, of 25-D might as well try it.” Other Bond women have ' J. Hutchinson, also testified Department for the conversion Forest St, presented a prescription for 42 tablets of percodan, a varied views. Barbara Bach called Bond “a Connecticut today against the change at the hearing. could not be denied because of the chauvinist pig who uses girls to shield him against Thirty-one neighborhood resi­ change of zone if it was submitted synthetic narcotic and controlled substance, to pharmacist William bullets,” while Lx>is Chiles of “Moonraker” said, Today sunshine. W arm with high dents, however, had signed the prior to the decision. Anita Ver- McEwen at Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 "There is an equal kind of thing between Bond in the middle 80s. South wind 5 to 15 application requesting the zone lotta of the town Building Depart­ Main St., according to police. and myself.” mph. Tonight partly cloudy. Low in ’ change. Represented by attorney ment said today an application for L Suspecting a forgery, McEwen Jane Seymour of "Live and Let Die” said the middle 60s. Variable wind less Lawrence T. Rubinow, the resi­ the conversion had been filed prior "never again” to Bond roles, but Britt Eklund than 10 mph. Wednesday a mixture dents argued that the change to the change of zone. calied the dentist whose signature was on the prescription form and loved the job, saying, “ It does not make , any of sun and clouds. W arm with high would make the area’s zoning During the June public hearing, learned that he had written the difference whether you are a good actress." in the middle 80s. Variable wind conform to its ' actual use. It attorney Leonard Jacobs, arguing Nobody does it better order for only 12 tablets, police less than 10 mph. SAN I primarily contains single-family for the bank, said the change would said. McEwen then called the Former Massachusetts Governor Edward King homes. be spot zoning, which is illegal police. isn’t in office anymore but returnss to the State L.l. Sound under state law. In approving the Police arrived to find Maturo House area to have his hair cut by his favorite Quote of the Day THE CHANGE of zone from change, the commission noted the Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, still at the scene. When they asked barber Fasouale Gentile. King now works in an R.I. and Montank Point: Winds, Central Business District and area abuts residence zones to the Billy Joel, whose private life turned public LOWEST him about the prescription form he office near the State House. Business II to Residence C means south and east and said the change when he started dating Christie Brinkley, has a . variable at less than lOknots, south TEMFERATUnEB replied that it looked fine to him, 40 fewer commercial ventures will be was not spot zoning. new album coming out this month, “An Innocent to southwest this afternoon and 40 police said. permitted in the area. While the The neighborhood for which the Man.” that veers from heavy themes such as tonight, except 10 to 15 knots Maturo was released on $100 business zoning allowed shopping change was granted largely con­ unemployment to "dance and romance.” during the afternoon and evening. bond and ordered to appear in 70 centers, hotels, warehouses and tains some of the homes of former Joel said, “ I think it’s time we rediscovered West at 10 to IS knots Wednesday 40 Manchester Superior Court on July ^^R«M [/ A I sNOW theatres, among other uses, a Cheney Mills employees and is Guess who’s coming to bathtub? courtship rituals — slow dancing at the high morning, becoming northwest in 16, police said. the afternoon. Visibility, 5 miles or Residence C zone restricts uses to part of the Cheney National school prom ... falling in love and all the 70 'V f 70 ' [^//^SHOWlRS^eta, Garry James Odehlll was jailed and faces more, except in haze early Wed­ one- and two-family houses and Historic District. Many of the insecurities that go with it. I'd just gotten off the UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST • James E. Frattaroli, 19, of 136 charges for being an uninvited guest. accessory uses such as schools, homes were sold by Cheney road from the ‘Nylon Curtain’ tour when I started nesday morning. Weather, fair Scott Drive, was arrested when a libraries and churches. Brothers at auction in 1937. working on ’An Innocent Man.’ through Wednesday. Average Police said the problem was that Odehill 35 of police officer caiied to the scene Suddenly there were a lot of women around. I waves heights, less than 1 foot National forecast found him urinating in the middle San Francisco, apparently used a ladder to climb through tonight. in the window of Susan Emily Zivic's home in felt like I'd just come out of a cocoon. I was in love of Benton Street Saturday evening, Corte Madera. with 15 of them at once. Usually I agonize over New England For period ending 7 a.m. EST Wednesday. During Tuesday night, rain police said. every note I write. But this time the songs came showers will be expected In the Pacific Northwest and the Southern Physicians permitted Herald photo by Pinto In full view of a group of Benton Ms. Zivic heard noises and called police, who pouring out of me as if they had a life of their Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ Plains region. Elsewhere weather will remain fair in general. Minimum Street residents, Frattaroli re- said they peeked in the window to see Odehill put own.” land: Today sunshine. High in the temperatures include; (maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta Liquid textures iieved himself, not bothering to something in the oven. The “something " turned lower to middle 80s except 70 to 80 73(93), Boston 65(83), Chicago 69(90), Cleveland 63(86), Dallas to buiid new offices move as police arrived on the out to be a pound of frozen hamburger, taken out along the coast and over the Cape 73(94), Denver 57(89), Duluth 61(87), Houston 69(93), Jacksonville scene, they said. of Ms. Zivic’s freezer. Glimpses Cod islands. Tonight partly cloudy. 70(92), Kansas City 71(91), Little Rock 72(94), Los Angeles 63(77), Light across water highlights the wrinkles on the surface. According to police, the arrest­ Low 60 to 70. Wednesday a mixture ing officer got out of his patrol car With dinner in the oven, police said they Shirley MacLaine, Catherine Bach and Marilu Miami 77(88), Minneapolis 69(91), New Orleans 73(93), New York A group of Manchester physi­ offices, Brodie said. Brodie, Keibel of sun and clouds. High in the lower cians can build new offices at observed Odehill remove his clothing as he le ft. Henner have signed to star with Burt Reynolds in 71(89), Phoenix 82(107), San Francisco 56(71), Seattle 57(69), St. and Selig now practice at 257 E. and asked Frattaroli if he always to middle 80s except 70 to 75 over the kitchen. "Canno'‘ball II,” joining Frank Sinatra, Dean Louis 72(93), and Washington 74(92). 367-77 E . Center St., the Planning Center St. as Manchester Family relieved himself in the middle of Martin and Sammy Davis Jr., in’ the sequel to the Cape Cod islands. and Zoning Commission ruled Medicine Associates. the street. Police said he replied, When they finally broke into the house to "Cannonball Run” ... Maine: Partly sunny today. after a Monday night public The construction required a Police 1ill-and-run’ policy: “ When you gotta go, you gotta go.” apprehend him, they found the suspect comforta­ Highs mid 70s to mid 80s but cooler middle 60s to lower 70s Thursday Diana Ross is preparing for her July 21 "live” Maine: Fair Thursday and Fri­ hearing. special exception from the zoning Frattaroli was charged with bly languishing in the bathtub. He claimed he at the shore. F a ir tonight. Lows 55 morning and 60s Friday, and concert in New York’s Central Park, to be day. Chance of showers Saturday. The new 3,600-square-foot build­ commission because the new offi­ breach of peace and released on a lived in the house. to 60. Considerable cloudiness with Saturday morning. telecast via cable TV ... Lows mostly in the SOs. Highs in the' ing will house Manchster Family ces will be located in a Residence C non-surety bond pending a Monday a chance of a shower or thunder Vermont: Generally fair and Police arrested him and booked him into the Heather MacRae and Bemie Kopelf are 70s north and 80s south. Medicine Associates. Three physi­ zone. The doctors had needed the appearance in Manchester Super­ shower Wednesday. Highs mid 70s warm through the period. Just an Marin County jail, where he was held on $5,000 rehearsing for their summer stoclt4our in "The ( New Hamsphire: Fair Thursday cians will practice at the new variance from the appeals board just a misunderstanding? ior Court. bond. Dining Room” ... to mid 80s. outside chance of thundershowers and Friday. Chance of showers offices, according to Dr. Gordon L. because the original plans violated New Hampshire: Partly sunny Friday or Saturday. Highs in the Saturday. Lows mostly in the 50s. Brodie, one of the applicants. by several feet the zoning regula­ A man calied police to a today. Highs mid 70s to mid 80s. 80s and low 90s. Lows mainly in the cbmplaint and then took off on a Highs in the 70s north and 80s Brodie said in a recent interview tion on side yards. After a meeting this morning policy of not answering such complainant and say so. Fair tonight. Lows 55 to 60. south. he thought the building could be drunken driving spree Monday, that lasted only a few minutes. complaints stems Irom miscom- It was then that Fogarty sug­ Considerable cloudiness with a completed by the end of 1983. . THE COMMISSION denied a leading them on a chase through Town Director James A. Fogarty munication and misintrepretation gested ending the meeting, but chance of a shower or thunder­ Ruling on three other matters zoning regulation amendment app­ left satisfied with the procedure the streets of Manchester, police Manchester Herald of what the police said in a letter to pointing to the chief’s letter to the said. Lottery shower Wednesday. Highs mid 70s that had been discussed at public lied for by the Steve Kanaris, the the Police Department wili foilow the Chamber of Commerce. chamber, he said, "Chief, I Dale Hollister, 31, of Manches­ to upper 80s. hearings, the zoning commission owner of Manchster Pizza atGreen in investigating reports from seif- “ I, too, would read it to mean the Richard M. Diamond, Publisher couidn’f get any other meaning out ter, address unknown, hailed an Vermont: Becoming partly Abuanac granted a zone change for 5.6 acres Road and Woodbridge Streets, service gasoline stations about police would not respond at all," of it.” officer on Progress Drive to make Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Connecticut daily sunny today. A 30 percent chance near the Buckland Industrial Park which would have permitted beer motorists who drive off without the chief said of his letter to the of a late afternoon or evening from residential to industrial, and wine sales at restaurants in all paying for their gas. chamber. The letter stemmed from police a vandalism complaint, police thunderstorm. Quite w arm with frustration over the complaints. said. The officer noticed that USPS 327-500 Monday: 769 Today is Tuesday, July 12, the Cosby in 1937. denied an amendment allowing 12 of Manchester’s Business I Fogarty suggested ending the He said it is unfortunate that VOL. Oil, No. 239 Usually they have only a registra­ Hollister was apparently intoxi­ highs 85 to 90. Partly cloudy and 193rd day of 1983 with 172 to follow. wine and beer sales in Business I zones. meeting after Police Chief Robert when you talk to people, you have a Play Four: 9418 On this date in history: tion number of a car with no cated and warned him not to drive, Published dolly except Sunday Suggested carrier rates ore S1.20 mild tonight. Lows 60 to 65. Mostly The moon is moving toward its zones and tabled an application by Business I zones are designed to D. Lannan said the department certain mindset and overlook the and certain holidays by the Man­ In 1862, the U.S. Medal of Honor description of a person and courts according to police. weekly, SS.12 for one month, $15.35 sunny and continued w arm Wed­ first quarter. Hartford Distributors to build an allow limited shopping facilities in will respond to any report of a possibility for misunderstanding. chester Publlshino Co., 14 Bralnord for three months, $30.70 for six was authorized by Congress. will not issue a warrant on the But Hollister ieapt into his car other numbers drawn Monday nesday. Highs 80 to 85. The morning star is Mars. addition to its industrial park residential neighborhoods, and larceny, including the alleged theft "W e wili respond to the report of Place, Manchester, Conn. 04040. months and$41.40 for oneyeor. Moil basis of the registration only. and drove away, shouting “ catch Second class postage paid at Man­ rotes ore oyollable on reauest. \ in New England: • The evening stars are Mercury, in 1933, a new industrial code facility. grocery stores are allowed to sell of gasoline. a larceny.” he said, and when chester, Conn. POSTMASTER; Extended outlook H m e,” police said. Police followed Vermont daily; *07. Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. was established to fix a minimum beer in the zones. He said the impression that the there is insufficient information, The chief said that in some Send address changes to the Man­ To ploce o classified or display Hollister down Progress Drive and chester Herald, P.O. Box 501, advertisement, or to report a news Maine daily: iio. Extended outlook for New Eng­ Those bom on this date are under wage of 40 cents an hour in the THE DOCTORS — represented department would make a blanket we will have to go back to the circumstances a registration alone Attorney Vincent L. Diana, who onto Colonial Drive, observing that Manchester, Conn. 04040. Item,, story or picture Idea, call Rhode Island daily; 422*. land Thursday through Saturday; the sign of Cancer. They include United States. at the hearing by attorney Leonard is probably cause to believe the 443-2711. Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. represented Kanaris, told the Hollister failed to turn on his New Hampshire daily: S9is. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Roman Emperor Gains Julius In 1961, 73 people died in the Jacobs — had revised their plans owner of a car is responsible for a To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. zoning commission that as things headlights and drove into the delivery problem, call 447-9944. Massachusetts daily: 2231. Rhode Island: Thursday a mixture Caesar in 100 B.C., American crash of a Czechoslovakian air­ for the propiosed building on East crime, a homicide for instance, but now stand, Kanaris cannot control oncoming lane as he turned onto Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is a of clouds and sun. Friday sunny. writer Henry David Thoreau in liner in Africa. Center near Parker Street after that is not true of gasoline theft. p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna­ drinking in his pizza parlor since Fire calk Colonial Drive, police said. Saturday a mixture of clouds and 1817, photography pioneer George In 1972, Sen. George McGovern being denied a variance for con­ While Fogarty was satified with to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery tional news services and Is a A thought for the day: Author customers can bring their own Hollister puiled to stop in a should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday member of the Audit Bureau of sun with a chance of showers late Eastman in 18!S4, composer Oscar of South Dakota was nominated as struction at last month’s meeting that explanation and willing to end Anais Nin said, “Life shrinks or beer and wine. parking lot, where he was arrested through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. in the day. High in the lower to Hammerstein in 1895, 'comedian the Democratic candidate for of the Zoning Board of Appeals. the meeting, he also had objections .Saturday. expands in proportion to one’s Manchester Friday, 12:39 p.m.; Medical call, and charged with operating a middle 80s except cooler on the Milton Berle in 1908, pianist Van president. He was badly beaten in Practicing at the new location will Two neighborhood residents sup­ to some things that were said in courage." 53 Croft Drive (Town) motor vehicle under the influence Cape Cod islands. Low in the Clibura in 1934, and comedian Bill be Dr. Brodie, Martin Kelbel M.D. ported the application, calling November by Richard Nixon. Friday, 12:28 p.m.; Gas fire, communications about the policy of alcohol, police said. and a third associate who will Kanaris a good neighbor who has Friday. 7:41 p.m. Medical call, AM-PM station, 308 W. Middle and said he would debate about Hollister failed a sobriety test, replace Dr. Coleen Sellg' in the new never caused problems. 942 Main St. (Town) i Turnpike (Town) them if the chief insisted on it. according to police. i — MANCHESTER HEKALU, Tuesday. July 12, Itfm MANCHESTER H E R ALD , Tuc.sday, July 12, 1983 — 5 N.H. snares President Reagan offered V.S./World ^Attracted to the spirituality’ candidates Vicki Morgan sex fiims In Brief for primary W States study merit pay Sister Mildred preserves Shaker music By Joan Goulding to throw these people out, the Steinberg said he was asked by a WASHINGTON — An increasing number of United Press International rascals. "mutual friend” to represent states are taking a look at merit pay for teachers, By Jon Fleming CONCORD, N.H. (U PI) - In A “ There are elected officials in Pancoast, but never intended to a concept embraced by President Reagan as a United Press International the battle to lure Democratic LOS ANGELES - The lawyer the government who are video­ handle the entire case. He said his foundation for upgrading Am erica’s schools. presidential candidates to their who briefly represented the con­ taped. It’s very embarrassing. It’s job was to "set him (Pancoast) up Tennessee Gov. Lamar Alexander and Virginia SABBATHDAY LAKE, Maine — It was the simple borders. New Hampshire has fessed killer of Vicki Morgan, the kind of thing this country as best we could with the court, a Gov. Charles Robb, both of whom are trying to beauty of the Shaker spirituals that attracted Sister built a 4-0 lead over Vermont. mistress to presidential confidant doesn’t need right now.” lawyer, psychiatrist and all the develop merit pay plans for their states, were to Mildred Barker to join the celibate religious A fourth major Democratic Alfred Bloomingdale, wants to Steinberg, a respected Los An­ things he properly needs.” ■ testify today before a bipartisan panel examining community when she was 6 years old. presidential candidate agreed give President Reagan comprom­ geles criminal attorney, said he the idea. Eighty years later, she was one of 16 Americans Monday to shun Vermont's com­ ising videotapes showing what he originally considered destroying He said he withdrew from the Education Secretary Terrel Bell, who has been honored by the National Endowment for the Arts for peting primary in favor of New claims are "sex parties” featuring the tapes but iater decided to offer case Monday over the handling of pushing the concept for the past year, has their outstanding contributions to the folk arts. Hampshire’s presidential sweep- top government officials. them to Reagan. the tapes. Steinberg claimed he predicted that merit pay for teachers will be She received a National Heritage Fellowship Award stakes, the head of 'the state Attorney Robert K. Steinberg, The lawyer.said he received the viewed the tapes Saturday with an commonplace by the end of this decade. last month for helping to preserve the estimated 10,000 Democratic Party said. saying the tapes constituted a three videotapes from a young attorney he refused to identify and But first there are plenty of obstacles to clear, Shaker ballads and hymns written since the United Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado “ high risk to the national security woman Saturday night after he someone "from the Department of such as developing a non-arbitrary selection Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing was joined former Vice President of the country," said Monday he was asked to represent Marvin Justice” he also refused to name. process and deciding where to come up with the founded 209 years ago. Walter Mondale and Sens. Alan planned to contact the White House money to fund such a pay system. One of eight practicing members at the only Pancoast, 33, the former mental Attorney Arthur Barens, repres­ Cranston and Ernest Hollings of today and offer tapes showing six patient charged with last Thurs­ remaining Shaker community in the nation. Sister South Carolina in promising to stay enting Pancoast, said his client people in a variety of sex acts. day’s baseball bat beating death of Mildred has collected and catalogued hundreds of will plead innocent by reason of out of the Vermont primary, Steinberg told ‘ United Press Miss Morgan. Birthday balloon ride deadly manuscripts of Shaker sprituals. She has also George Bruno said. insanity. Monday’s scheduled International the six people in the "What she said to me was, AZLE, Texas — Investigators say it may take tape-recorded hundred more that were lost or never Bruno said he expects similar court arraignment for Pancoast tapes are shown in sex acts, ’These will help Marvin (Pan­ weeks to determine what caused a hot-air balloon written down. commitments later this week from was delayed until July 25 with bail including "sex parties.” In addi­ coast),” ’ the attorney said. The rented for a birthday celebration to hit a power The Shakers contributed more spirituals to iifi Sen. John Glenn of Ohio and set at $250,000. tion to Miss Morgan and the Diners tapes, he said, ran about an hour line and crash, killing the pilot and a woman American folk music than any other religious group. former Florida Gov. Reubin Club founder, he identified the and were probably made within whose son watched from the ground. More important, the songs document in rich detail the Askew. Barens said Steinberg had individuals as friends of the past five years. daily rituals and inner life of the Shakers, whose The National Democratic Com­ agreed to play (he tapes for him but Authorities said the accident occurred Monday Bloomingdaie. CBS News reported Steinberg shortly after a boy who received the balloon flight peculiar religious practices flourished when they fled mittee set the March 6 primary he was unable to arrange a “ It reaches all the way to the went further, saying the individu­ as a gift for his 12th birthday disembarked from persecution in England and settled in America in 1774. date for New Hampshire twoyears meeting Monday depite repeated head of the country,” Steinberg als shown on the tapes were a The Shaker faith was founded on the belief that the ago to preserve its first-in-the- UPI photo attempts. the craft so his mother and grandmother could said, making it clear that he was businessman, three government take a ride. Second Coming of Christ was imminent. To prepare nation status. Vermont later said it UPI photo not indicating the president was on appointees and an elected official. Barens said. “ I ’m not going to for the day of Salvation, they devoted themselves to would holds its poll that same day Attorney Robert F. Steinberg talks to reporters in his The rented balloon was punctured by the the tapes. White House spokesman Robin jump at something that is poten­ developing the spiritual life. They shunned all worldly to coincide with town meetings. Beverly Hills office Monday. Steinberg said he viewed 7,006-volt power line. The balloon stretched over Sister Mildred Barker looks at a Endowment for the Arts. The 86-year- "People are saying, ’Why don’t Gray said late Monday, " I ’m tially damaging to other people customs and devoted themselves to a rigorous daily New Hampshire state law re­ the power line, in north central Texas and fell three videotapes showing top government officials you give him (Reagan) a chance,” ’ familiar with the story, we’re just until 1 know we are on secure regime of prayer meetings. handwritten book of Shaker spirituals, old Sister Miidred joined the Shakers quires that the state primary be about 50 feet to the ground near where the boy, participating in “sex parties." Steinberg said. .‘^Maybe he wants not commenting on it.” footing." Brian Bersano, stood watching. During those meetings, the faithful became so her study of which won a National when she was 6 years oid. held a week before “ any similar inspired by the Holy Spirit that their bodies literally event,” so Secretary of State • Pilot Richard Conn, 36, of Fort Worth, and Heritage Fellowship from the National Connie Bersano, 35, of Fort Worth, were killed. shook, thus giving rise to the name Shakers. 2 William Gardner pushed the date The Shakers set up self-sustaining communities in Songs were sung at any time during the day, both "1 was very much attracted to the spirituality of the up to Feb. 28 in defiance of nine states, where they lived off the land and devoted during meetings and while working. Their purpose music,” Sister Mildred said during a recent interview Democratic Party officials. Albosta wants more Reagan-Carter papers Lightning kills Georgia man themselves to worship. At the height of the Shaker was to awaken the soul and inspire faith. in the Shaker Music Library at Sabbathday Lake. The Democratic Committee said movement in the mid-1800s, the sect had about 6,000 That’s what it did tor Sister Mildred, who visited a “ Perhaps it was the music that convinced me to New Hampshire might risk seating Heavy rain fell along the Washington coast the investigation. officials. members. Shaker community in Alfred, Maine, back in 1903. become a Shaker.” its delegation if it sticks with the By Helen Thomas tee be given copies of any further procedures,” presidential spokes­ tpday but ended in the Southeast, where a Georgia He said Reagan was being hurt In Fort Collins. Colo., FBI Chief earlier date. UPI White House Reporter material turned over to the FBI by man Larry Speakes told reporters. man was struck by lightning during a by the questions concerning how William Webster speaking briefly Now, Bruno said the dating Reagan aides. ” It is the president’s desire to thunderstorm. the Carter papers wound up in his at the opening of a scouting law game may not be necessary to beat WASHINGTON — The head of a Some of Albosta’s aides say it’s aliow the investigation by the Police in Savannah, Ga., said Charles Spencer camp. Reagan, he added, made his enforcement conference at Colo­ Vermont to the punch. House panel looking into the Carter not enough. The congressman was Justice Department, by the con­ Rockwell, 57, was standing beneath a tree Samantha pooped by schedule In Russia mistake initially because, ” He rado State University Monday " I f all the Democratic presiden­ campaign papers case is pleased waiting for a response today on his gressional committee, to proceed Monday when it was struck by lighting during an that President Reagan has granted request last weekend that subcom­ unimpeded.” didn’t see the moral and ethical vowed to conduct a "thorough and afternoon thunderstorm that released more than tial candidates ignore Vermont’s non-partisan” investigation. YALTA, U.S.S.R. (U PI) - The cameras at her and ask questions all at On Monday night, 2,000 Young The children gave a standing ovation access to some documents, but still mittee investigators be allowed to Albosta said “ In regard to our problems with it.” an inch of rain. beauty contest, we will too,’ ’ he The White House pledge, that the parents of Maine schoolgirl Samantha once, it’s tiring,” said her mother, Pioneers waited after dusk in a sports to the Kremlin leader’s American pen wants to see Reagan’s original inspect original documents in the access to the Hoover Institution In Reagan’s defense. Sen. Barry They said Mrs. Rockwell awoke from a nap, said. " I f nobody’s coming to your Smith said she is being worn out by her Jane. stadium above the sea for Samantha to pal, whose questions to him about files at the Hoover Institution. Reagan files at the Hoover Reagan collection, we still do not Goldwater, R-Ariz. said on the Justice Department would release could not find her husband, and discovered his party, why hoid it?" the requested documents, carried busy Soviet vacation schedule and the The Smiths of Manchester, Maine, arrive at the camp carnival. Soviet peace moves and nuclear arms In response to a request by Rep. Institution. have an affirmative answer, bpt Senate floor "that |;oes on all the body on the ground underneath a tree in the yard. Deputy Secretary of State Ro­ the qualifier that such arrange­ media’s demands for accessibility. said 11-year-old Samantha "is here as a At 9:30 p.m, — 30 minutes after she policies earned her a two-week, Donald Albosta, D-Mich., Reagan White House counselor Edwin we hope that request will be time.” “ The tree over the body appeared to have fresh bert Ambrose of New Hampshire " I don’t want her to feel under representative of no one but herself.” was due — Samantha stepped out from expenses-paid vacation to see the said Monday he has directed the Meese, a Reagan library trustee, granted in writing tomorrow.” The FBI and the Albosta com­ ments still must assure "the lightning damage to it,” Police Cpl. K.N. Howard said Monday his office plans to pressure to perform,” Arthur Smith They said the family would spend the a gray Volga sedan with her closest' Soviet Union herself. Justice Department to give con­ has given the FBI permission to Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., mittee are conducting twin investi­ integrity of the Justice Depart­ said. schedule the presidential primary said after his daughter eluded repor­ day today touring the Crimean resort Soviet acquaintance from Leningrad, gressional investigators access to check into the files at Stanford campaigning for president in gations on how Reagan aides ment investigation.” Since her arrival last Thursday, the for Feb. 28, regardless of how ters for a private walk Monday at the area around historic Yalta, then meet English-speaking Natasha Kashirina, Jimmy Carter’s papers obtained University. Council Bluffs, Iowa, Monday obtained the internal documents. “ The point is it’s going to Justice sixth grader’s schedule has been many candidates shun the Ver­ heavily wooded Artek Young Pioneers briefly with reporters before a gala 13, and walked into the stadium. by Reagan’s 1980 campaign team. "The president feels confident predicted some presidential aides Albosta’s aides are to meet this and the Department of Justice will Army Investigates crash hectic. By Monday, it was apparent mont runoff. He said the state is camp on the Black Sea. farewell party at the mountainside Suddenly the floodlights came on and Albosta asked that his subcommit­ that Justice will work out these would be dismissed as a result of week with Justice Department make it available,” Speakes said. that she was growing tired. bound by law to the earlier date. SOUTH FOX ISLAND, Mich. — Six crewmen “ When you observed her engaged in camp. the public address system boomed out Ambrose said the Vermont prim­ killed in the crash of their Army CH-47 Chinook these (camp) activities, there really The fondness of the Soviet campers a stirring welcome to "Samantha Sometimes she forced a smile but ary is "set and we have an opinion helicopter on tiny South Fox Island were making isn’t anything else to say,” he said. for their American visitor and her Smith of America who is in the Soviet mostly displayed a stiff upper lip as from the attorney general that it is their first night flight over Lake Michigan when “ The press has been very nice to her warmth for them has been obvious Union at the invitation of Yuri foreign journalists surrounded her a similar election, and our law says they went down, an Army spokesman said. too, but when so many people point since her arrival at the camp Saturday. Andropov.” during a morning swim. • we go ahead of any sim ilar election Reagan’s housing proposal Maj. Bill Mulvey, division public information — that means one week earlier, officer at Fort Campbell, Ky., said the 101st J which is February 28th." Airborne Division crew had flown one training Secretary of State William session during the day Sunday and was making its ^ m b attack Gardner is on vacation, but Am­ judged ‘not tough enough’ first night run over the lake when the helicopter brose said he is. “ of the same crashed about midnight Sunday. opinion" on the February date. He said it was not immediately known how long JEANS-I Vermont Democratic officiais By Helen Thomas already-heavy caseload of the Department with recommenda- the craft had been in the air. kills Israelis were not pleased by Bruno’s UPI White House Reporter federal courts. tions-that lawsuits be filed. Mulvey said a three-man team from the U.S. attempt to lure hopefuls away “ What the president has given us Army Safety Center in Fort Rucker, Ala., would from their state. ) WASHINGTON - Even before is the rhetoric of fair housing, but The plan also calls for civil inspect and photograph the accident site in " I think it’s outrageous, and I President Reagan outlined for not the reality,” Kennedy said in a penalties against landlords who northern Michigan before bodies of the accident in Lebanon don’t think he (Bruno) can bring it Republican congressional leaders separate statement. “ The admin­ violate fair housing laws, up to victims could be taken to a Coast Guard station at about..," said John Carnahan of today his proposal to toughen istration’s proposal has been re­ $50,000 for the first offense and up Traverse City for identification. Brattleboro, Vermont’s Demo­ By Hala Khoury enforcement of the Fair Housing jected ... as plainly inadequate. It’s to $100,000 for a second offense. United Press International cratic National Committeeman. “ I Act, critics said the steps do not go a half-hearted approach.” California must pay Jobless think they’re really being rather far enough. The Fair Housing Act forbids The Leadership Conference on A remote-controlled bomb exploded near a convoy childish about the whole thing.” Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., discrimination in sale or rental of SACRAMENTO, Calif. — More than 350,000 Civil Rights, a coalition of national of Israeli army reservists deep in southern Lebanon, New Hampshire Republicans Monday denounced Reagan’s pro­ housing because of race, color, unemployed Californians had good news in the also called for a halt to the organizations, Monday sent a killing two soldiers and wounding 16 others, the posed changes to the 1968 Fair religion, sex or national origin. mail today after a federal judge ordered the state ’’shenanigans" between the com­ letter to the House urging military command said today. Housing Act, calling them "a Under present law, the Justice members to support instead a to pay benefits immediately regardless of a L peting Democratic forces. The attack came Monday afternoon near the town of half-hearted approach” and “ dan­ Department can sue only in cases budget deadlock that halted the payments for 11 measure by Reps. Don Edwards. Hasbaya, about 7 miles north of the Israeli border. It " I can see no reason to jeopard­ gerously weak.” involving a pattern or practice of days. ize our first-in-themation status by D-Calif., and Hamilton Fish, R- was the latest in a series of attacks on Israeli troops f o r Reagan, in his weekly radio systematic discrimination, not in N.Y. U.S. District Judge Milton SchwartzT Monday playing these garnes at the insist­ and brought to 504 the number of Israeli soldiers killed address Saturday, said the prop­ individual cases. granted a reqdest by the United Auto Workers ence of the Democratic National UPI photo since the invasion of Lebanon 13 months ago. osal would put “ real teeth” into the According to the administra- ' The Edwards-Fish bill — virtu­ union that the state be ordered to resume issuing Committee," GOP Chairwoman The Israeli military said the remote-controlled West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher nation’s fair housing laws. tion’s plan, first outlined May 19by ally identical to a bill introduced in unemployment checks. Donna Sytek said in a statement. bomb, estimated to have explosive charges of up to 150 But a coalition of 165 national Housing and Urban Development the Senate by Kennedy, Sen. The checks stopped July 1, the start of the new Monday after saying in a meeting with President Reagan pounds, exploded as a convoy passed, overturning one civil rights groups charged that Secretary Samuel Pierce, the HUD Charles Mathias, R-Md., and 39 fiscal year, when the Democrat-controlled that he believes the Soviet Union may drop a key demand troop-carrying truck where two soliders Were killed Reagan’s plan would result In secretary would be authorized to others — would establish adminis­ Legislature and Republican Gov. George Deuk- and 16 wounded. that has stood in the way of progress at the Geneva talks send allegations of discrimination trative law judges in HUD who mejian failed to agree on a budget. CASH SAW “ costly, lengthy and inefficient” Israel Radio said the convoy consisted of three Irish protest on nuclear missiles. lawsuits that would add to the against an individual to the Justice would handle complaints. trucks and two jeeps. Hasbaya lies in the heart of a NAACP has power struggle proposed security zone, extending 27 miles north of prince’s visit the Israeli border, that Israeli seeks in southern NEW ORLEANS — NAACf* Chairwoman Lebanon to ensure the safety of its northern border The Entire Women's Dept. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - A U.S., Chinese negotiate N-energy technoiogy Margaret Bush Wilson, in a power struggle with settlements. . weekend visit by Prince Andrew to Executive Director Benjamin L. Hooks, says she Israeli has been considering redeploying its 30,000 ; commemorate British involve- was dropped as keynote speaker for the troops in Lebanon to the security zone to reduce ' ment in the Am erica’s Cup may By Jim Anderson. inspection of ali Chinese nuclear “ The Chinese have a tradition of provision. not aware we are close to an organization’s convention because of her criti­ casualties in the Beirut area and the Shouf Mountains Summer Merchandise mean parties for the sailors, but it United Press International installations and is, in effect, going to the source of technology,” An eight-member Chinese dele­ agreement. Let’s see how the talks cism of Hooks. near the capital. also means more work for the treating China as a non-nuclear the trade source said, so the United gation, led by Jai Weiwen, com­ go.” Board member Ben Andrews of Hartford, In Christiah east Beirut, three motorists were killed SKIRTS-TOPS-SLACKS police. WASHINGTON - U.S. and state. States has a strong advantage over missioner for nuclear energy, Efforts to negotiate a Sino-U.S. Conn., said Mrs. Wilson was removed as Monday and several others wounded when artillery shells Tight security has been planned, Chinese officials today enter a A trade source said, “ The United the British and French, who are in arrived Saturday and began the accord on nuclear energy began In night’s speaker at the N AAC P’s annual meeting from Syrian-controlled mountains overlooking the SHORTS-BLOUSES but a scheduled protest by the the second day of talks expected to States is not going to apply the the process of selling the Chinese talks Monday at the State Depart­ 1978 but have been stalemated by because it would be “ totally disruptive” for her to city pounded the Beirut-Nahr el Kalb coastal road Rhode Island branch of the Irish produce an agreement on nuclear strict ietter of the law and the technoiogy pioneered in the United ment with a U.S. team led by differences over safeguards. appear before the full convention “ with all these during rush-hour. ’ ACTIVE SPORTSWEAR Northern Aid in front of Beech- cooperation that could open up Chinese are going to bend their States. Richard Kennedy, the U.S. nego­ wild allegations.” "W e heard loud explosions and knew that this time wood Mansion, where a gala ball is billions of dollars of sales for belief that any controls are giving China has signed a letter of tiator on nuclear technology and Zipping around Hooks was scheduled to speak today on the the shells fell nearby,” said a woman living north of American firms. in to the ’super powers.’” NAACP’s program to have big companies hire being held Friday night, means intent to buy four nuclear reactors non-proliferation matters. DETROIT (U P I) — Call it an the capital. She said minutes later shaken motorists Trade sources said Monday that The trade sources say there is a more blacks. The Entire Men's & Boys Dept. security will be even heavier, from France and is negotiating China’s State Commission for egg-shaped golf cart or call it the were speeding along the highway seeking shelter. ^a high level Chinese team coming very good chance the negotiating Mrs. Wilson, a St. Louis attorney, tried to Newport Police Sgt, Edward supplementary contracts with Bri­ Science and Technology said in a Zoe Zipper: a California market­ “ Three innocent civilians were killed and four to Washington with a draft agree­ teams will come to agreement by suspend Hooks in May and claimed he contrib­ Suggs said Monday all days of f wiil tain — deals said to be worth a total statement it expects the talks to be ing firm hopes the three- wheeled others wounded by indiscriminate shelling. The ment indicates the Chinese have the time the talks are scheduled to uted to the association’s financial problems. She be cancelled, day shift officers will of $10 billion. detailed and substantive. Japanese-built vehicle will be the civilians were motorists returning home after a long Summer Merchandise dropped their previous objection to conclude on Thursday. The talks said she was being silenced for accusing him of be kept late and night shift officers U.S. companies have been In an indication the talks may wave of the future for cheap weekend,” official Beirut Radio said. will be called in early. the United States wanting assuran­ are scheduled for three days, with barred from selling China nuclear have already made progress, the personal transportation. mismanagement. Rightist radio stations, including the Voice of Free SHORT SLEEVE KNITS & SPORT SHIRTS ces that a nuclear energy program a one:day break on Wednesday. "Everybody who is not working technology because of its refusal to statement said the Chinese side Zoe Motors Inc. of Los Angeles Lebanon controlled by the Christian Lebanese Forces be carefully controlled to avoid will be working," Suggs emphas­ The Chinese have decided to accept safeguards. But with bil­ would discuss “ the cooperative hopes In the next year to sell militia and the Phalangist Party’s Voice of Lebanon, ELASTIC WAIST JEANS, CHINOS, SHORTS diversion into nuclear weapons. Vatican counts Catholics ized. "A ll of us will be called back follow the “ light water reactor” lions of dollars at stake, the draft agreement proposed by the between 5,000 and 7,000 Zippers, blamed the shelling on Syrian forces and their leftist to duty because of his visit to But the sources also said the path of technology in nuclear companies are pushing hard for a American side” as well as other 370-pound vehicles powered by a ROME — Almost a quarter of the world’s Lebanese allies. United States has apparently reactors, in which the United Newport.” nuclear cooperation agreement “ constructive proposals.” five horsepower, 50cc motorcycle inhabitants are Roman Catholic, or more than 800 An estimated 40,000 Syrian troops occupy large As the guests arrive at the dropped its insistence on periodic States has a strong lead. that would satisfy the safeguards A U.S. spokesman said, “ I am engine. million people according to the Vatican’s most portions of Lebanon stretching from the eastern Beechwood Mansion, about 50 recent figures. Upper Metn mountains through the Bekaa Valley and Irish nationalists will ^e marching The “ 1981 Statistical Yearbook of the Church,” into the north. Israeli forces occupy south Lebanon across the street, said Tim Trainor said the number of Roman Catholics worldwide and the Shouf Mountains east of the capital. of INA. The group will carry increased by about 6 million in 1981. The Palestine Liberation Organization, meanwhile, There are some 4 billion people worldwide. dispatched envoys to the Soviet Union to discuss the JUST... posters and hand out leaflets Senate starts from scratch on MX fund bill describing oppre.ssive measures The number of priests ordained rose for the dispute between Yasser Arafat and Syria. u ^d by the British against nation­ second straight year in 1981 while the number Three members of a six-member PLO mediation alist campaign worsers during the By Patricia Koza the bill only to face an angry Sen. Howard from the administration’s last-minute, “ I would hope that other senators would leaving the priesthood continued to drop team Monday began an official visit to Moscow — June election. United Press International Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, who succeeded in downward revision of of its plan to restore not make an effort to punish the Armed dramatically, the Vatican said. stalling it on parliamentary grounds. programs originally slashed fronn the bill. mutual ally of the PLO and Syria — to meet with "The British prince represents a Services Committee,” he said. WASHINGTON — Thwarted by a day of The legislation would authorize $199.96 Metzenbaum, a member of the Budget Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, the Palestine government that is oppressing the Metzenbaum told reporters he was OR MATCH parliamentary bickering, the Senate was billion in 1984 for procurement, research Committee, said “ Mr. Stockman had a Ulster Prolestants riot news agency W AFA said. people of Northern Ireland," trying to show that the Armed Services y forced to start from scratch today on a and development, operation and mainte­ secret’ ’ that he failed to divulge.when that BELFAST, Northern Ireland — A mob of 500 An unidentified PLO official was quoted by the 1 Trainor said. "W e want to let the Committee and Defense Secretary Caspar $199.95 billion military spending bill that nance, civil defense, military construc­ panel was working on the overall Protestants rioted in the streets of Ballynahinch al-Qabas newspaper in Kuwait as saying if mediation' world know there’s another side to Weinberger were perverting the budget contains production money for the contro­ tion, and Energy Department weapons government budget. process. early today, attacking Chtholic homes and attempts between Arafat and Syria fail, PLO the story in Northern Ireiand." versial MX missile. programs. “ We’re talking about $2.1 billion that businesses hours before Orange Day parades guerrillas may begin attacking non-Israeli targets, He accused Weinberger of deliberately s Since Prince Andrew is not a In a related action. Senate Democrats Senate Republican leader Howard suddenly, out of nowhere, the director of celebrating the Protestant defeat of Catholics at evading congressional restrictions on The official did not say what those targets would be, visiting dignitary there will be few, were expected to decide on the extent of a Baker, Ft-Tenn., had sought a waiver to the Office of Management and the Budget the Battle of the Boyne 300 years ago. leasing military equipment by asking for but the renriarks appeared to be a warning that Arafat if any, members of the U.S. Secret filibuster — if any — that may be mounted take up the bill Monday. The waiver was said he was suddenly able to find,” Police reported 23 police and civilians injured, seven such leasing programs in the 1984 loyalists may attack rebels in Fatah, the largest of the MANCHESTER, CT 29T EAST CENTER ST. Service present, and the federal against funding for the giant, lO-warhead needed because work on it had pot been Metzenbaum said. bill. three arrests and dozens of businesses damaged nuclear weapon. eight PLO guerrilla organizations. government will not cover the completed by the Senate Armed Services Sen. John Tower, R-Texas, chairman of “ This is part and parcel of a procedure durhng five hours.of rioting in the village 15 miles OPENTHURS. 'til9P.M. massive overtime costs t)^ city The Senate planned to devote the Committee by a May 15 deadline set by the Armed Services Committee, said the to avoid and evade the restrictions the outside of Belfast. expects to run up protecting him. morning to routine business and return to Congress. revised figures had been known to the Congress has put on defense spending,” The headquarters of the Orange Order, the SPRIN6FIELD, MA SPRIN6DILE MALL the sticky question of the defense But Metzenbaum and Sen. Edward committee since early May but had not Metzenbaum said. “ This was my way of largest Protestant organization in Northern Color change monitors food OPEN EVERY NITE 'til 9:30 P.M. "The taxpayers wiil pay for it,” authorization bil in the afternoon. Kennedy, D-Mass., used the occasion to been “ validated” by the administration. highlighting the issue.” Ireland, came under attack in Londonderry early Suggs said. "Who else is going to The chamber returned from its Fourth criticize the committee for voting last He noted the decision to accept the new He said he did not plan to continue his today from Catholic youths throwing 84 gasoline ITHACA, N.Y. (U P I) — Gauges that change color Open Sun. 12- 5 pay for it? They (the British) of July recess Monday expecting to tackle month to use the $2.1 billion “ savings” figures was on an 11-7 bipartisan vote. parliamentary tactics today. bombs. One man set himself afire and one arrest with time and temperature may replace ’’sell-by ” don’t." was reported. dates now stamped on the perishable products you find at the supermarket. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 12, 1983 — 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 12 , 1983 ‘Washington must ■ Leaders Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fins, Editor split on opiniow Alex Qlrelll, City Editor assist the jobiess’ Bv Bruno V. Ranniello She pointed to the recent layoffs toll bill ...United Press International of Pratt & Whlteny workers by United Technologies Corp., Con­ Jack HARTFORD — The federal necticut’s largest employer, as a HARTFORD (U PI) - The two . .government must help reduce the symptom of the problem. co-chairmen of the Legislature’s Balanced budget law? Maybe In ‘84 Anderson Jobless rolls and provide retrain­ O’Neill said the state has “ wea­ Transportation Committee are ing for unemployed workers. Gov. thered the national recession bet­ split on the toll booth removal issue Washington William O’Neill says. ter than most, including the and are urging Gov. William O’Neill to sign and veto the bill. WASHINGTON — The balanced- ment," says NTU chairman Jim eight who have already approved it Merry-Qo-Round “ State government can lead and so-caiied Sunbelt states, “ how­ can provide some of the dollars, Sen. William DiBella, D- budget amendment just won’t die Davidson. "Despite heavy special- in one house and we would have the ever, I am far from satisfied.” or fade away — although many however, the resources of the He said the state’s 7 percent Hartford, wrote O’Neill urging him interest opiid where restrKted. taxed, or forbidden by taw Offer expires and Judicious balance with which 4 Requests must be postmarked no later than small collection of zealots” ever ing in Atlanta was a picture of the October 22.1961 (Please allow A weeks for delivery) Brokaw and his co-anchor, Roger most hated damnyankee of them believed in supply-side economics, WHEN THE INTERVIEW ap­ Mudd, deiiver them greatly enhan­ all: Gen. William Tecumseh that democratic reforms in El peared, there were the "usual ces their subliminal acceptability. Sherman. * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. 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Jack Palance, Steve (29 - House Calls Blee, Val Kline, James Deugh- erage o f the Eskimo Games is ton. 1982. Rated R. second chance when he triea to “ All of the other requirements in place, and Keats. (2D - Crossfire 0lM3Comf)uloe rescue the President of the Un­ presented with a special em­ those proposed, meet the standards set forth by (2$ (SZ) ** Reading Rainbow (22) - M*A*S*H phasis on the Games' connec­ 12:00 A.M . ited States. Kurt Russell. Rafed R. thebe decisions,” Lynch said in an opinion (2S) - Reporter 41 (23) (SZ) - MacNell-Lehrer tion to ancient ways. GD - Odd Couple won’t O K barn sales requested by the Department of Health Services. (S3) - MOVIE; 'Black Beauty- Report 10:45 P.M. G9 - CFL Football: Ottawa at 89 - wild, wild Wait Lynch said the department would have to Black Beauty travels to an En­ (29) “ Chespirito Serie comica. (29) - Reporter 41 Winnipeg 2:00 A.M . Bv Sorah Possell glish fox hunt a Continental cir­ Roberto Gomez Botanos. Flor­ change the regulation to bring it in line with the Hurst vowed not to violate the regula­ G 9 ** Redio 1990 Today's pro­ (G - CBS Nawa NIghtwatch Herald Reporter cus and a frontier battle in inda Meza, Ruben Aguirre. 11:00 P.M. gram looks at the hottest trends standards set down by the court. tion requiring that a majority of India. Mark Lester, Walter Sle- (29 - Match Game CSD (S3 CSD (22) (29 S9 - News and performers in the world of ® - MOVIE: Tlllla and Quif A products sold be produced on his own zsk. 1971 Rated G. 82) (3 9 - A Tm id Th. A T.am Randolph.' Dr. Randolph ex­ couple of gamblers pose as rgis- UPl photo - Barney Miller 8:30 P.M. (S3 - M *A*8»H entertainment. ANDOVER — The town Planning land. (29 tries to escape from prison be­ plains the working life o f a pe­ sionaries to share in e nieoe's (39) - M*A*S*H ® - MOVIE: 'Man O f LagancT and Zoning Commission is balking at But Liliquist thinks the proposal falls d9 - People’s Court fore B.A. is forced to fight in a (3D (3D - Our Times w/ Bill diatric surgeon. (60 min.) GD - In Search of... inheritance. W.C. Fields, Alison Wife charged In cop killing One man's fight for survivial Ralph Ward Rice Jr., 32, of Southwick, Mass., appears in court 6:30 P.M. deadly boxing match. (R) (60 Moyers Skipworth. Baby Leroy. 193^ allowing James and Patricia Hurst to into the definition of a retail store. It 9:30 P.M. 9D - Indapandant Natworfc with rebel tribes of the desert; a 8:00 P.M. min.) N E W YO R K — The wife of a Connecticut police sell agricultural products from a bam for sentencing last week. Rice, who weighs 650 pounds, pleaded C S - Man About the House ^ D - Carol Burnett ernl Friends Naws fight that made legendary his­ C2D - Tom Cottle Up Close * was clear Monday night that the (93 (33- On the Road w/ Kuralt ® - MOVIE: 'OM th W l.h II' A officer has been arrested and charged with they are building on their farm on East (3!) - CBS News 83) - MOVIE: 'Moonahlna GED 99 - Joenie Loves Chaohl vigilante in Los Angeles contin­ G2) ~ ESPN SportaCanter tory of desert warfare. Peter (2 3 - Joe Franklin Show ^ commission is most reluctant to grant guilty to incest and rape of a child by force. C93 - PM Magazine County Express' A murdered Chachi's stepfather's 'perfect fatally shooting her husband, who was at first Street, even though neighbors call dD - Barney Millar ues his fight against crime after G3) - Inaida Boxing Strauss, Tina Aumont. 1971. GD - Rookies r the Hursts a zoning variance to set up a (93 d9 - One-Half Hour moonshiner's daughters com­ Christmas' takes a turn for the his daughter dies escaping thought to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot theirs a "spectacularly beautiful (22) (29-N B C News - Hot Spots Tonight's pro­ (2D - Newenlght G9 - Pro Golf Series store in their rural neighborhood. Comedy Hour pete with the local biggie whom worse. (R) [Closed Captioned] from a gang of toughs. Charles (19 wound, police said. they believe caused their fath­ gram faitu rm 'T h . Alan Mann home,” full of "charm" and “am­ Arguing that his store will make his (21) - Untamed World (93 - MOVIE; 'There's a GiH In dD - Major League Beseball: Bronson, Jill Ireland, Vincent 12:30 A.M . 2:30 A.M . Madeline Diaz, 23, of the Bronx, was arrested er's death. William Conrad, Su­ Band' from Blondi.s, Pl.atant- biance," and appear to be wholeheart­ (29) - Noticiero Nacional SIN My Soup* An internationally fa­ New York Yankees at Gardenia. 1962. Rated R. C33 - All In the Family farm economically viable, Hurst sug­ san Howard, Maureen McCor­ vllla. NJ. (80 min.) C£) - CBS News Nightwaioh Monday in Sunday’s slaying of her husband, Light sentence for rape Noticias nactonales con Guil­ mous cooking authority meets a Minnesota edly in favor of their petition. gested that he would be contributing to mick. 1977. Reted PG. 8S - O.bri.1 y O.brl.1. C53 - Mery Hartman, Mery JIP John, 25, a Norwalk, Conn, police officer, police lermo Restrepo. young woman and takes her on 89 - Fu tival o f Faith Perhaps a dozen area residents state efforts to preserve farmland in d2) - Top Rank Boxing from Hartman G9 - ESPN SportsCenter said. (29) - Jefferaons a madcap tour of the French Ri­ Lafayette, LA Top Rank Boxing 10:00 P.M. ® - Honaymoonar. appeared at a public hearing Monday Connecticut. viera. Goldie Hawn,* Peter Sell­ (23) - Cosmos 'Who Speaks for (23 - McMillan G D - Crossfire [ Sgt. Thomas O'Halloran of the 48th Precinct in S 9 - ABC News presents a 10-Round Feather­ (G - N .W . 89 - Sport. Tonight night to speak on behalf of the Hursts’ irks Springfieid women ers. 1970. Earth?' The major themes of weight bout featuring Bernard C2) - Nighttina (29 > Bewitched ; the Bronx declined to comment on a motive for dZ) - Dr. Who COSMOS are woven together CG - NIn. on Nmv JwMy SSJ - Polloula: -El Rio do laa application for a special permit to sell HE ALSO claimed the store would (ID - Lawyers and Their Movies Taylor vs. TBA from Lafayette, (33 - Lie Detector the shooting. with some warnings about our 8 9 - 0 . OryMtal.'. B.i.b.11 Animaa' (29 - Phil Silvers home-grown and other products from a 7:00 P.M. - NFL'a Qreateat Momenta LA. (2 hrs., 30 min.) enhance the neighborhood, noting that . d2) future. (R) (60 min.) [Closed USA Host Don Drysdale looks 89 - Twilight Zorw GD - Saturday Night Live Diaz was found with a gunshot wound in the By Carol Rosenberg Sus|iended sentences were recom­ NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ (29) - Sebor Latino 2:45 A.M . barn they are currently building on it would be located out of sight of the (3 ) - CBS News Captioned] behind-the-scenes at America's G9 - Meetara Barefoot head in the couple’s Bronx apartment, police United Press International mended by both defense attorney C.J. sents the 1982 AFC Playoffs 82) - Bualnaaa Raport (29 < MOVIE: 'A Oangarous their property. road and of his neighbors. He claimed (3D (29) - M-A's-H 83) - MOVIE: -Six Pack' Six 9:00 P.M. National Pastime. Wetarakling Championehip said. Mrs. Diaz reported the shooting to police. Moriarty and prosecutor William Tea- featuring the San Diego Char­ Coverage of the Masters Cham­ Summar* An architect and a fin­ According to town zoning agent that it would not cause traffic conges­ CSD - Muppet Show gers vs. Pittsburgh Stealers. young orphans try to help a C3D CG - MOVIE: -0 .fi.n o .- An d 9 - Sunday at the King's 11:30 P.M. ancier team up to build an Apt- SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — A sus­ han because the man — suffering an stock car driver improve his House (G - Hawaii Flva-O pionship is presented from Cy­ Arthur Liliquist the Hursts applied for tion because the number of customers (3 ) - ABC News Off-duty seaman dares to stand tralian vacation resort. Tom pended sentence for a 650-pound man illness caused by his overweight d D - Gabe Kaplan as Groucho luck. Kenny Rogers, Diane press Gardens. FL. (60 min.) "hom e occupation” status on his 3abe Kaplan stars in this one- up to a New York gang. Jan Mi­ ( 9 - Charlte'a Angels ® - Baratu Skerritt, Guy Doteman, JarSes Menengos killed; girl charged who already come to pick from his 2 ( £ ) - V eg et who has admitted raping his daughter condition — has a shortened life Lane. 1982. Rated PG. chael Vincent Art Carney. (29 (29 - Late Night with David Mason. 1962. I advice and that of commission Chair­ man show about the master of (2D - Freemen Reports (G - Quincy Lettermen pick-your-own strawberry patch has has sparked a demonstration by (33) d9 - Alice one-liners. (93 - The M erv Show PLY M O U T H — Paul Menengos, 25, was found man John Kostic. expeclency and needs special oxygen - S t Elsewhere A preg­ 3:00 A.M . always been low. He also showed the (12) - ESPN's Sportsforum 89 - MOVIE: -South Pnsiric- A CS) (29 (G - Rookford Film G 9 - ABC Nawa Ona on One women who feel the sentence was not treatments to breathe. (B ) • MOVIE: -Wm Q «>rdl.' (G 89 - MOVIE: -M .u d.' P.rt nant woman holds the staff hos­ shot to death Monday in the Terryville section But the Hursts’ proposal does not commission photographs of the land he young American Navy nurse ® - Saint ® - MOVIE: 'Dakota Lll' A U.S. stiff enough. d9) - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ Slim boy secretly exercises, be­ 1 An epic story of first century tage and Nurse Rosenthal tries 1:00 A.M . home of a 14-year-old girl whom he had dated, Moriarty said the condition was and e Frenchman in Hawaii find agent tracks a gang of fo r g ^ . qualify as a home occupation because intends to ihake available foi^customer gram looks at the hottest trends coming Scotland's top shot- freedom fighters struggling to deal with her mastectomy. (R) 99 - Nawa Placard-carryng women Monday called obesity hyperventilation romance during World War II. (33 - Sanford end Son George Montgomery, Rod Ca­ police said. the business would not operated out parking so that cars would not have to and performers in the world of putter for the Olympics. Bill against the awesome forces of (60 min.) 99 - HBO Rock: Tho VVho Tour meron, Marie Windsor. 195p. marched outside the Hall of Justice in syndrome. entertainment. Travers, Alastair Sim. 1956. Mitzl Gaynor, Rossano BrazzI, the Roman Empire. Petr (S3 - Hogen'e Heroaa Police said they arrested a juvenile Monday of their house, according to Liliquist. line the side of the road. 83) - MOVIE: 'Cloud D.now- A 19S2 Tha final concert o f this protest of Superior Court Judge George Ready, in an interview Monday, John Kerr. 1958. O'Toole, Peter Strauss, Nigel (S3 - World Vision Special 99 - MOVIE: 'Murdar In Mind' night on a murder charge but would not identify Nor does it qualify as a wayside stand, d 9 ) - Festival o f Faith ® - MOVIE: 'Sh.rr A .trsat free-spirited, daredevil pilot legendary rock group is pre­ A young policeman sorts out^n The commission may not rule on the - Nova 'Hawaii: Crucible of Davenport. 1981 Keady's ruling that Ralph W. Rice Jr., stood by the sentence. He said he would - Hogan's Heroes detective tries to free the kid­ lives for the thrill and competi­ sented. G3) - MOVIE: Tarzan, tha Apa eerie mystery concerning a wri­ the person who was to be arraigned today in the only other option available to the application before September, to (29 Life.' Tonight's program takes 32, of Southwick would serve an 8-to not change it unless new evidence came napped daughter of a drug de­ (29 (29 - Remington Steele Re­ tion o f flying. David Carradine, Man' W hile looking for her ter and his wife. Richard John­ Superior Court. Hursts. (23) - Monayline you to the land of volcanoes ® - Mary Hartman. Mary Hurst’s apparent dismay. aler. Richard Roundtree, Moses mington and Laura investigate Jennifer O'Neill, Joseph Bot­ Hartman father in Africa, e women meets son, Zens Walker. Robert 10-year suspended sentence. He out. and shows you more than any ’The death of Menengos was the first homicide "M y growing season will be finished (S ) - News Gunn. 1971 the apparent murder of a fem­ toms. Rated PG. Tarzan. Bo Derek. Milas Doming. 1973. , LILLQ U IST SAYS town zoning regu­ pleaded guilty to rape and incest tourist ever saw. (R) (60 min.) ale artist (R) (60 min.) (2D - Crossfire O'Keefe, Richard Harris. 1981. in Plymouth in 30 years, police said. by then,” protested Hurst as he left the “ I think that people are protesting ® - S n u k P r.v l.w t Co-ho^ts (2D - Prime News [Closed Captioned] ® - MMN.IMj.hrw Rsport G3) - MOVIE: 'Penitentiary 11* lations define a stand as a structure Thursday. (23) (SZ) - Lifeline 'Or. Judson (22) 99 - Tonight Show John­ Rated R. Menengos was found shot in the neck in the meeting. because they weren’t present at the 8 9 - 2 4 Hotm ny's Quests are Richard Prvor (29) - Deepedida G® - Beet of USA house about 11 a.m. and after his body 'was that does not require a building permit. ’’It's one more case of the courts not plea and disposition.” he said, declin­ removed |K>Uce returned with a search warrant The Hursts plan to house the store in a taking rape and incest seriously,” said ing to discuss details of the case. "1 note THIS P IK T "T H E ^ N A K E IN THE B A S K E T ".' later in the day to serach for evidence. bam for which a building permit has R O A P - THE Jean Grossholtz of South Hadley, one of that there are a lot of people who don’t *‘ “ HE 5 N A K E IN THE 6K Friends of ^ e giri, whom they identified as already been issued. Rec has openings more than 75 women marchers. approve of what I've done. I think these O U S T- IT'S "N o way can I function with an H A R P TO BRIDGE ASTRO L«one Moyes, said the two had been dating for ladies are very sincere. " FOLLOW about 18 months. umbrella over a stand in January," BOLTON — The town summer Ready also placed him on three years THEM., Rose Mattice, a neighbor, said she entered the argued Hurst. But these are the only recreation program, which runs from probation, told Rice to stay away from Three of the protesters handed the GRAPH bouse after the shooting and said the girl was two options available to the Hursts for July 5 through Aug. 12, is still accepting his six children and ordered him to judge a petition protesting the sentence H is for How "yelling and screaming." vending on land zoned for strictly children for admission. undergo psychiatric treatment for signed by more than 100 )teople, which Ms. Mattice said the Noyes girl lived in the residential use, according to the Games, sports, arts and crafts, and sexual disorders. said the sentence "trivializes all crime break fairly well because home with her parents and two brothers. commission. cookouts are among the activities against women. “ He's guilty of raping his daughter neither opponent could get The Hursts want to sell herbs, grains, offered every Monday through Friday NORTH 7-lt-U c f e u r plants, and honey in addition to the from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for children ages over a period of years and a number of "It tells all women that their bodies ♦ AI06&2 in the bidding against you. Seasonal closings hurt Jobs products they can raise on their six or five and up. times and Judge Ready gave him a are the property of men. Most particu­ V K 10 4 You Count your winners and ^ % ' t h d a y Held at Herrick Park on Hebron suspended sentence and let him loose in larly it is a dangerous and tragic ♦ A6 find just nine. How can you eight acres of tillable land, according to WETHERSFIELD — The number of people the community,” Ms. Grossholtz said. message to other little girls caught in a 4804 get a tenth? There is one their application. In his presentation to Road, the fee is $6 for the full term or$l J July 13,1983 filing for unemployment benefits increased in way only. You must set up a the commission Monday night James a week, plus $1 for insurance. “ It victimizes the victim again.” similar situation,” the petition said. WEST EAST Connecticut in the last reporting period because spade trick or so in dummy. Unusual career opportunities ♦ Q4 4 K J 0 7 of seasonal closings, says Labor Commissioner If the suit breaks 3-3, you can be found this coming year V75S Vo In your present area of P. Joseph Peraro. MUST BE THOSE THEY DIDN'T NO, THEY DIDN'T! / YES, ♦ KQJ2 can set up4wo spades for an ..BUT HIS PARTNER'S y e a h , B L IT I 'V E 0 10874 3 expertise. Take advantage gf A total of 42,188 people filed for unemployment TAMO Y A N K S I I w a s t e a n y SAY, THAT LEAD/ HE overtrick. If it breaks 4-2, Legal ruling due A L IT T L E g r e e n ; SEEN WORSE! 4KJ72 4 Q 93 what you already have going, the two weeks ending July 2, up 1.2 percent over PICKED UP LAST \ T IM E , P I P PILOT'S PRETTY V IS! you can set up one spade NIGHT! THEY? G O O D ! _ SOUTH instead of looking elsewhere. ' the previous reporting iieriod, Peraro said only, but that will be enough, CANCER (June 21-July 23) 4 8 S provided you can ruff two Monday. The number of claims for the same VAQJtS2 Others will back-off from your on school error spades and still get to dum­ period last year was 41,694. ♦ 85 way of doing things today If TOTAL INVENTORY my to cash the fifth one. Initial filings increased from 4,475 to 6,326 and 4A106 they feel you re trying to force West has already knocked your rules upon them. Don't be continued claims were down from 37,219 to 35,862. HARTFORD (UPI) — The state attorney general’s Vulnerable: Both out one of dummy's entries. pushy. Cancer predictions lor Benefits expired for an average 567 claimants. office now says it will have a legal opinion Thursday Dealer: South Conservation is necessary, the year ahead are now ready. on whether the Department of Education made a Romance, career, luck, earrt- Weft North Eait and therefore at trick two Joy ride turns sour mistake in calculating local school construction you lead a low spade from Ings, travel and much more are grants. dummy. discussed. Send $1 to Astro- REDUCTION SALE Pass 14 Pass N E W LO ND O N — A joy ride on the fender of a The attorney general was expected to have the Everything is now under Graph, Box 489. Radio ClfV Pass 4V Pass Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to car turned into a nightmare this weekend when an opinion requested by Education Commissioner control. The defense takes a HERE'S WHAT WE RE SELLING: give your Zodiac sign. Send an 18-year-old Waterford woman fell off the vehicle Gerald N. Tirozzi Monday, but said the added spade and a diamond, and additional $2 for the NEW and was critically injured. questions from the commissioner would delay it until • Slereo Systems • Radios ALL MERCHANDISr leads a trump or club. You L Astro-Graph Matchmaker Valeria Haguewood struck her head on the at least Thursday. win in your band, lead a • Diapers • Kid’s Jeans wheel and booklet. Reveale pavement when she slipped off the car Sunday, The opinion was sought by Tirozzi last week after ON HAND! STUART IS HES AL\WAS*S ' GOirstG COA/N r KNOW. BUT spade to dummy's ace, ruff a romantic compatibilities lor all • Rainwear • Garden Chemicais REAULV MARCHING TO A S U P E Opening lead: 4K spade high, enter dummy signs. police said. She was in critical condition with a questions were raised about the legality of regulations S TU A R T'S severe head injury Monday in the intensive care • Ciolhing • Folding Chairs SOiAETHING. A PIFFERENT BACK WARPS G O IN S UP’.' with the 10 of trumps, nuf LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You used by the department to calculate school PRUMAAER, I5 N T SO another spade, back to dum­ have good earning abilities unit at I-awrence and Memorial Hospitals. construction grants. • Bedding • Dinette Sets PIFFERENT. By Oswald Jacoby my with the trump king, today, but you also have Police said Miss Haguewood was riding on the Agency officials said last month they believed an • Lawn Benches• Candy and James Jacoby which also pulls the last ene­ wasteful tendencies which right front fender of a car driven by a friend, error was made in calculating the grants and at least my trump. could deprive you of accumula­ Nancy M. D’Amico, 17, of Waterford, in the $1.8 million was targeted erroneously for grants to • Weight Lifter Benches • Tents The A of ARCH is unim­ You discard one club on tion. Be prudent. ' parking lot of the New London Mall when Miss communities. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 23) Try • Glasswear • Bakeware portant today. You Analyze that fifth spade, eventually D'Amico suddenly applied the brakes, causing the lead as normal. You lose one club, but score to associate with friends today • Franciscanware • Sponges who have the same apprecia­ Miss Haguewood to slide off the front of the car. Review the bidding, and note game and rubber. tion lor money as you do. Palp Miss D’Amico was charged with reckless • Fireplace Screens, Andirons. Tools that the hand will probably (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) who are loose with dollars wHI driving and allowing a passenger to ride outside • Pel Supplies • Love Seats trigger extravagance. her vehicle. She is to be arraigned July 26 in Smoke tax highest LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Yoiu Superior Court. • Oriental Style Rugs • Shoes judgment in career matters wHI • Speakers • Greeting Cards CfWIbyNfA bo remarkably astute today, in Massachusetts IMHag UB P«f 4 7MQfl 7-<2. ^— CROSSWORD but there's a chance you may Women survive balcony fall • Housewares • School Desks change your mind and not do what you Intended. NEW BRITAIN — Two women plummeted BOSTON (UPI) — Cigarette smokers who pick up a • Paint • Grass Carpet 1 BCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) 20-feet after a second-story apartment house pack in Massachusetts will be paying a higher tax • Brushes • Shelves ACROSS 4 Compete Answer to Previous Punie Unfortunately, not everyone balcony collapsed beneath them, but were in good than their counterparts in the rest of New England. T h E P C a r e a L o t point you encounter today can bO 1 Bfhold(Lit) condition at New Britain General Hospital. The Bay State Monday effectively earned the 5 Block wood taken at face value. Keep your 5 Outer (prefix) Arlene Clark, 36, of Hartford, suffered a broken dubious distinction of charging the highest tax on jilus thousands 6 Rumintntt' ne- guard up if It's necessary tg oF DiFFepe/MT THiN&S B Downcett cettitiet □ □ □ □ □ □ I SID heel and Nathalie Lasselle, 41, suffered a broken cigarettes in the sU-state region — 26 cents per pack □Eizio a a a n a deal with strangers. of oth er items\ 12 Agee 7 Use thigh bone in the fall at Pebblebrook Apartments, — a whopping 14 cents more tjian two neighboring ro BAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Do<. L ^ P 13 Smert □□□□ DEID □ X c<^uLi> — experimentelly 21) Normally you're very gener­ a hospital spokeswoman said Monday. states. 14 Pertonelitv □DDE] □□□!!] The nickel-a-pack hike in the cigarette tax, which 15 By itself 8 Elementsry □ □ u o n n ous and giving, but today yoO The two were sitting on the balcony to Ms. w h a t :^ youfi p a v o r i t b 16 Ancient perticle suffix □ □ □ n n o might not be too willing to Lasselle’s apartment Saturday night when a took effect Monday, was just one of the levies included treveller (pl.l EinQDD □□□ share gains with peoplb who wooden support beam gave way. The women in the $100 million “ revenue enhancement and 9 Psrcolete help you. • , 18 Fethioneble □Q t3[3C] DO struck the railing of a first floor balcony and protection” package approved by the Legislature. SlOB E f F f f c T f retort slowly □ [ D D D Q n □ CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jan. 1M A survey showed other New England states also Be extremely diplomatic todajp landed on the lawn, police said. 19 Greduete of 10 Meleriel fever □ □ D D h DCIOC] turned to a variety of taxes and increases to keep their CWhirWAK tHn*«US4M«tU0H I h AVFS 7'/L. 11 Prescribed □ a Q d S n D G i n most especially if you have to Annepollt budgets in the black. Gasoline and motor fuels taxes (ebbr.) smount deal with persons who have thwarted your goals in the past. Food stamp penalties fougbt were popular targets as the pump price of gasoline 20 Snrellfword 17 Observes Orgsnt of 43 Burn 21 Give it ------19 Be wrong AQUARRIB (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) d e c r e a s e . heering 44 Sheped with H AR TFO RD — Welfare officials from Connec­ 23 Heggerd 22 Til lor — Give your time today to per­ Connecticut ranks right behind Massachusetts in "lDLENE6^l$EMPnME«. And to on snex ticut and four other states plan to meet in novel 23 Sttre sons to whom you can truly bg the cigarette tax department, charging 24 cents tax ALL SALES FINAL 'snacsANDSRMES (ebbr., Let., 2 Washington Monday to fight penalties imposed by 25 Of emi-bone 24 Go twifdy 45 Eecoped of service, not to those who are per pack. Maine’s cigarette tax was just increased by THE TieEEIMWHiai wdi.) making It on their own. Aiding /MAY B R E A K M f 27 Cookery 25 Over (Ger.) 47 Greek god of the federal government over errors in the food where you're needed brings the 1983 Legislature 4 cents to 20 cents per pack. mi 1^ ^TAeWAMT 31 Nightcrewler Over (poetic) love stamp program. NO REFUNDS / BONES.BUrNAMES 26 Hig)iwey joy. New Hampshire and Vermont boast the lowest 32 One (Ger.) division Rutli hour et 48 Short for Stephen B. Heintz, commissioner of income REMAINS R2UITLE56." 33 Eeet Indlen PIBCES (Feb. 20-March 20) li cigarette taxes at 12 cents a pack. But Vermont Gov. O H NEVER NURT 27 Urben tree the diner gentlemen maintenance for Connecticut, said Alaska, ★ tree it's necessary to seek advIcO Richard SnelUng has proposed to a special legislative — HOSEAeALLOO 28 Hebrew Vote egsintt 50 NIgerisn tribe Arizona, Florida and New Hampshire plan to NO EXCHANGES ME.” 34 Noun suffix from another today, they can't session convening July 18 that the tax be raised to 17 29 Grebe Alee 51 Box top attend and Colorado, also cited by the govern­ 36 Devours help you If you hide or hold cents to help erase a record $29.6 riiillion budget M0INER6005E 30 Betides Light brown 62 Mr. Ferrer ment, was undecided. 36 Belle back any of the pertinent facts. deficit. New Hampshire has a provision that would 37 Coming beck ARIEB (March 21-April igi Connecticut faces a fl.3 million fine for 1 2 3 4 S s 7 B 9 to 11 allow it to increase the cigarette tax if Vermont does. SPECIAL HOURS w m i in Your Industrious efforts may allegedly committing mistakes during a six The cigarette tax in Rhode Island, 23 cents per 39 Hell 12 IS 14 count for little today if you work month period in 16.2 percent of the food stamps 40 Mllitery In such haste that you fall t4 package, last increased in March 1982. distributed by underpayments, overpayments or school (ebbr.) IS IS 17 see the mistakes you're making Massachusetts Revenue Department spokesman FOR THIS SALE: client errors. States are allowed a 12 percent t -a . 41 Perforete along the way. ^ Harry Duming said the state expects the increased IS 30 error rate. 42 Repeet TAURUS (April 20-May 20) cigarette tax to bring in $25 million in additional 45 Swemp ■ ■ k Speculative proposals mlgh{ revenue. Smokers can expect to pay from $1 to $1.25 46 Lower limb 21 22 u • look good on paper, but t h ^ ■ per pack. MON., TUES., WED. 10-5 DO YOJ KNOW WHAT 49 Bedeprted may not stand up utufer cload Man charged for tool tbeft WHATfe '(OUR F?\VDRI7E SOMETIMES I THINK I'M 2S 21 21 21 SO QUESTION CAN BE mettriti scrutiny. Don't jump Into situa. Massachusetts also expects to raise about $50 MONSTER, ICE CREAM TH B O N iy PERSON IN TOWN ■ MARLBOROUGH — A 32-year employee of 649-7782 ANSWERED WITH 52 Muddy St tions without first studyind million through an increase in the gasoline tax to 11 A N D e O D A ^ " W ITH A S E N S E O F H U M O R . marsh them. 1 Pratt & Whitney Group in East Hartford has been ■|50DZm,\MNIUA ■ ■ cents per gallon. THURS. & FRIDAY 10-9 53 Not cooked S4 OEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) charged with stealing more than $20,000 worth of In Connecticut, a $70 million tax package added ANPSARSAPARIUA"? 54 Coffin ittnd ” ■ Even though your Intentions toole and supplies from the firm. three cents to the 11-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax. In V 55 Britiih ichool 37 21 3. are good, don't make change; Warren N. Lander, S3, was arrested Monday r 56 Fency vets Rhode Island, tnotor fuel taxes went up from 11 cents ■ around the house today before fuJ^GLORIOU^t^SATURDAY 10-5 57 Btning lector 40 after state police using a search warrant per gallon to 13 cents per gallon for the 1983-84 fiscal consulting your mate. He or oonflscated the tools found in his Cheney Road 58 For feer diet ■ she may not approve. ’ year. home. The Maine Legislature passed a five-cent-per- cor. HARTFORD ROAD DOWN ■ ■ ■ Lander, a tool and die maker, was charged with 40 ^0 SI M gallon gasoline tax increase, makihg the state tax 14 first degree larceny by possession and with 1 Electric flih cents per gallon. AND PINE STREET IS 14 8S altering manufacturers’ serial numbers on tools. 2 Hetvest To lay an aato’i “totaUd” The New Hampshire Legislature approved in­ 3 BIblicsl He was released on a written promise to appear creases in the business profits tax and real estate i - a < m u SI B7 6S meam that the coat to fix it netlonelity in Manchester Superior Court on July 25. transfer tax designed to plug a $41 million hole in the J i exceed! the lam of Iti parts MANCHESTER, CONN. budget. * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 12. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tue.sday, .July 12. 1983 - 9 Tuesday TV Connecticut

Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons In Brief ^ r e a tow ns 6:00 P.M. take a look at what's happening and Gisorga C arlin. (R) (60 min.) (S) - MOVIE: 'Friday, the ISth (3D CS) (£ 18) (39 99 - N«w« at the movies. 39 - MOVIE: 'H.rotd dnd Maude' An 80-year-old lady a - MOVIE: Th. Lookar- A Part S' Four toanaga couffias (5D - ThrM 'i Company (S) “ Soledad Serie dramatics. taachas a 20-yaar-old daath- plastic surgaon investlgatas tha find horror at an iiolatad lake Abortion law unconstitutional A n d o v e r d ) - 8.W AT. Libertad Lamarque. obtessed man how to live and mystarious deaths of his pa­ 1982. Rated R. C o v e n try - Entertainment Tonight Tuesday love. Ruth Gordon. Bud Cort. tients. Albert Finney. James HARTFORD — A state regulation requiring all o lto n / 93) - Lavama (i Shirlay <> Co. 39 99 - Film 1B71. Rated PG. abortions after the first trimester of pregnancy (SZ) - Businees Report Coburn. Susan Day. 1981. 99 - M O VIE: T h o W h iM Liona' Peter Strauss Is the deter­ Rated PG. 1:30A.M . An animil rtteircher and hit Family Feud which will air on four consecutive ® - B u o ln o u R o po it 39 - Sporta Proba Neighbors like idea, 99 - Living Faith 99 category as one recently struck down by the U.S. nights, beginning Tuesday. July - Indopondont Notworfc ( a - Buck Rogers dD - N ew s 39 11:45 P.M. 99 - Dr Jamaa Scott Supreme 0>urt as "unreasonably” infringing 12 on ABC. N o w . a - MOVIE: Tho Ivory Apo’ - ESPN SportsCenter a - MOVIE: 'Buoh OIri.' (22) - NBC Nawa Ovamight^ d2) - M .tt.ra of LIto & Dooth upon a woman's right to have an abortion. The great white ape is stalked CHECK UST1N08 FOR EXACT TIME (BZ) Three girls take over Malibu di) - Sports Look 'The 2 let Annual World (2D - MOVIE: 'Eacapa From He said the regulation was the only one in the from the wilds of Africa to Ber­ Beach for the summer. Debra but Andovei^s PZC Eskimo-Indian Olympics.’ Cov­ Naw York' A fallan hero gett e muda. Jack Palance, Steve O - House Calls Blee, Val Kline, James Oaugh- state invalidated under the recent court ruling. erage of the Eskimo Games is sacond chance when he tries to Keats. - Crossfire ton. 1982. Rated R. “ All of the other requirements in place, and (2D ©ISeSCompulog presented with e special em­ rescue the President of the Un­ (2$ (SZ) - Reading Rainbow (22) - M *A *8‘ H phasis on the Games' connec­ 12:00 A.M . ited States. Kurt Russell. Rafed those proposed, meet the standards set forth by (21) " Reporter 41 (2D (SZ) - MacNeil-Uhrer tion to ancient waye. 9D -* Odd Couple R. thebe decisions,” Lynch said in an opinion won’t OK barn sales a - MOVIE: Black Baauty' Report 10:45 P.M. 92) - CFL Football: Ottawa at ® -W lld, wild W .tt requested by the Department of Health Services. Black Beauty travels to an En­ (21) - Chespirlto Serie comica. W in nipeg Lynch said the department would have to (29 - Roportw 41 2:00 A.M . By Sarah Possell Hurst vowed not to violate the regula­ glish fo x hunt, a Continental cir­ Roberto Gomez Bolanos. Flor­ - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ change the regulation to bring it in line with the 9D ( 3 ) - C B S N . W . Nlghtw.tch Herald Reporter cus and a frontier battle in inda Meza. Ruben Aguirre. 11:00 P.M. gram looks at the hottest trends standards set down by the court. tion requiring that a majority of India. Mark Lester, Walter Sle- (39 - Match Game (3D (SD (SD 39 3 9 9 9 - N o w . and performers in the world of C5D - MOVIE: Tllll. and Qu^ A products sold be produced on his own zak. 1971. Rated G. - A Team Tha A Team Randolph.' Dr. Randolph ex­ couple of gamblers pose as igis- UPl photo - Barney Miller 39 39 8:30 P.M . - M -A-s-H entertainment. ANDOVER — The town Planning land. (39 tries to escape from prison be­ plains the working life of e pe­ (SD sionaries to share In a nieoe'a (39-M -A‘S‘H a - MOVIE: 'Man Of Lagand' d9 - People's Court fore B.A. is forced to fight in a (3) (3D - Our Timet w/ Bill diatric surgeon. (60 min.) (SD - In Sooroh of.... inheritance. W.C. Fields, AliM n Wife charged in cop killing and Zoning Commission is balking at But Lillquist thinks the proposal falls One man’s fight for survivial 6:30 P.M. deadly boxing match. (R) (60 M o ye rs Skipworth, Baby Leroy. 19^ allowing James and Patricia Hurst to into the definition of a retail store. It Ralph Ward Rice Jr., 32, of Southwick, Mass., appears in court 8:00 PaM. 9:30 P.M . (£D - Indopondont Network w ith rebel tribes o f the desert: a NEW YORK — The wife of a Connecticut |>olice (£) - Man About the House min.) (3D - Carol Burnett and Friende N o w . (33 - Tom Cottle Up Close ' sell agricultural products from a bam was clear Monday night that the for sentencing last week. Rice, who weighs 650 pou nds, pleaded (3 ) (3D - On the Road w / Kuralt 9D - M O VIE: 'D eath W is h II' A fight that made legendary his­ officer has been arrested and charged with (£) - CBS News 39 - MOVIE: 'Moonahina C3D 99 *■ Joenie Loves Cheohl vigilante in Los Angeles contin­ 39 - E8RN SporttCwiMr tory of desert warfare. Peter (3D - Joe Franklin Show * they are building on their farm on East commission is most reluctant to grant guilty to incest and rape of a child by force. (3D - PM Magazine County Expreee' A murdered Chachi'a stepfather’a 'perfect fatally shooting her husband, who was at first d3) - Barney Miller ues his fight against crime after 39 - Intld. Boxing Strauss, Tina Aumont. 1971. 9D - R o o k ie s / '■ Street, even though neighbors call the Hursts a zoning variance to set up a (3D d9 - One-Half Hour moonshiner's daughters com­ Christmas' teket a turn for tha his daughter diet escaping thought to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot (22) (39 - NBC News - Hot Spot. Tonight's pro­ (S ) - N ew snigh t 9 9 *■ Pro Golf Series theirs a “spectacularly beautiful store in their rural neighborhood. Comedy Hour pete with the local biggie whom worse. (R) [Closed Captioned] from 8 gang of toughs. Charles 39 wound, police said. gram fa.turot 'Tho Alan Mtnn home,” full of "charm” and “ am­ (SS) - Untam ed W orld (3D - MOVIE; There's a Girt In they believe caused their fath­ (D) - Major League Beeebell: Bronson. Jill Ireland. Vincent 12:30 A.M . Arguing that his store will make his Band' from Blondios. Pleasant- 2:30 A.M . Madeline Diaz, 23, of the Bronx, was arrested - Noticlero' Nacional SIN My Soup' An internationally fa­ er's death. William Conrad. Su­ New York Yankees at Gardenia. 1962. Rated R. biance,” and appear to be wholeheart­ farm economically viable, Hurst sug­ (21) vllla . N J. (BO min.) (33 - A ll In the Fam ily - CBS News Nightwaioh Noticias nacionates con Guil­ mous cooking authority meets a san Howard. Maureen McCor­ M inn esota Monday in Sunday's slaying of her husband, edly in favor of their petition. Light sentence for rape mick. 1977. Rated PG. 39 - O.bri.1 y O.brl.1. CS3 - Mery Hartman, Mery JIP gested that he would be contributing to lermo Restrepo. young woman and takes her on 39 - Fo m Iv .I o f Faith John, 25, a Norwalk, Conn, police officer, police 92) - Top Rank Boxing from Hartm an - ESPN SportsCenter Perhaps a dozen area residents state efforts to preserve farmland in a madcap tour of the French Ri­ • 10:00 P.M. ( a - Honeym oonere 92) said. (39 - Je ffe rso n s Lafayette. LA Top Rank Boxing (S3 - MoMlltan appeared at a public hearing Monday Connecticut. viera. Goldie Hawn. Peter Sell­ (2D - Cosmos 'Who Speaks for presents a 10-Round Feather­ (2D - Croeeflre ' Sgt. Thomas O'Halloran of the 48th Precinct in 99 - A B C Naw a ers. 1970. Earth?' The major themes of (3D-N.W. (2D - Sports Tonight night to speak on behalf of the Hursts' irks Springfieid women weight bout featuring Bernard (33 - Nightline (S) - Bewitched ; ( £ ) - N In . c n N m v J w M y - Pelioula: 'El Rio de lee the Bronx declined to comment on a motive for (SZ) - Dr. W ho dD - Lawyers and Thair Movies COSMOS are woven together Taylor vs. TBA from Lafayette. (2D (33 - Lia Dateotor application for a special permit to sell HE ALSO claimed the store would with some warnings about our (J9 - D. OryMl.1.'. B.Mb.11 A n im a s' (39 - Phil Silvers the shooting. - NFL's Greatest Momenta LA. (2 hra.. 3 0 min.) home-grown and other products from a enhance the neighborhood,,noting that 7:00 P.M. d2) future. (R) (60 min.) [Closed USA Host Ocn D rynl.l. lock, - T w ilig h t Zone 9D - Saturday Night Live By Carol Rosenberg Suspended sentences were recom­ NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ - S ebo f Latino QD 2:45 A.M . Diaz was found with a gunshot wound in the barn they are currently building on (3D - CBS Nawa Captioned] (21) behind-the-acenet at America's 9D - Meetere Barefoot it would be located out of sight of the sents the 1962 AFC Playoffs dZ) - Buelneaa Report - MOVIE: 'A Oangeroue head in the couple's Bronx apartment, police United Press International mended by both defense attorney C.J. National Pastime. VVetersklIng Championship (3D their property. road and of his neighbors. He claimed C5D 39 - M-A-s-H featuring the San Diego Char­ (8) - MOVIE: 'Six Pack' Six 9:00 P.M. Sum m er' An architect and a fin ­ Moriarty and prosecutor William Tea- 11:30P.M . Coverage of the M asters Cham ­ said. Mrs. Diaz reported the shooting to police. According to town zoning agent (3D - Muppat Show gers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers. young orphans try to help a (3D (3D - MOVIE: 'D .fl.n c' An 99 *■ Sunday at the King's ancier team up to build an Aiia- that it would not cause traffic conges­ SPRINGFIELD. Mass. - A sus­ han because the man — suffering an stock car driver improve his House (33 - Hawaii FIve-O pionship is presented from Cy­ Arthur Lillquist the Hursts applied for (SD - ABC Nawa (ID - Gabs Kaplan as Groueho off-duty seaman dares to stand press Gardens. FL. (60 min.) tralian vacation resort. Tom tion because the number of customers 2 luck. Kenny Rogers. Diane pended sentence for a 650-pound man illness caused by his overweight oabe Kaplan stars in this one- up to a N ew Y o rk gang. Je n M i­ O - C h a rlie 's A n g els (3D-Bar«tte Skerritt, Guy Doleman, Jarrtas Menengos killed; girl charged "home occupation” status on his who already come to pick from his (SD - Vaga* Lane. 1982. Rated PG. chael Vincent. Art Carney. 39 (SI - U t. Night with David Mason. 1962. ", who has admitted raping his daughter condition — has a shortened life man show about the master of 3D - Freemen Reports (33 - Q uin cy Latterm en advice and that of commission Chair­ pick-your-own strawberry patch has 93) 99 - Alloa one-liners. C D - The M e rv Sh ow has sparked a demonstration by expectency and needs special oxygen ( S ) (^9 ” S L E lsew h ere A preg­ 3:00 A.M . PLYMOUTH — Paul Menengos, 25, was found man John Kostic. always been low. He also showed the 99 - ESPN'a Sportoforum - MOVIE: South Pacific' A (S3 - Rockford Filee 9 9 - A B C N s w a O ne on O ne women who feel the sentence was not treatments to breathe. 99 - MOVIE: -W m O M id lo - 39 (3) 39 - MOVIE: 'M .M d .' Part nant woman holds the staff hos­ shot to death Monday in the Terryville section yoUng American Navy nurse (33 - Saint ( D - MO VIE: D a k o u LIT A U S. But the Hursts' proposal does not commission photographs of the land he 99 - Radio 1990 Today's pro- Slim boy secretly exercises, be­ 1 An epic story of first century tage and Nurse Rosenthal tries / 1:00A.M . agent tracks a gang of fo rg ^ stiff enough. Moriarty said the condition was and a Frenchman in Hawaii find home of a 14-year-oId girl whom he had dated, qualify as a home occupation because gram looks at the hottest trends coming Scotland's top shot- freedom fighters struggling to deal w ith her mastectom y. (R) 9D - N ew s intends to make available for customer Placard-carryng women Monday romance during World War II. (33 - Sanfo rd end Son George Montgomery. Rod Ca­ police said. the business would not be operated out called obesity hyperventilation and performers in the world of putter for the Olympics. Bill against the awesome forces of (60 min.) 9D - H B O Rock: The W h o Tour meron. Marie Windsor. 196p. parking so that cars would not have to marched outside the Hall of Justice in syndrome. entertainment Travers, Alastair Sim. 1956. Mitzi Gaynor. Rossano Grazzi. the Roman Empire. Petr (3D - Hogan's Heroes Police said they arrested a juvenile Monday of their house, according to Lillquist. John Kerr. 1956. 39 - MOVIE: 'Claud D.now' A 1982 The final concert of this - MOVIE: 'Murder In Mind' line the side of the road. O’Toole. Peter Strauss, Nigel dD - World Vision Special 9D night on a murder charge but would not identify protest of Superior Court Judge George Keady, in an interview Monday, dH - Festival of Faith 39 - MOVIE: -Shaff A .tract free-spirited, daredevil pilot legendary rock group is pre­ A young policem an sorts out^ n Nor does it qualify as a wayside stand, The commission may not rule on the ( D Nova 'Hawaii; Crucible of Davenport. 1981 Keady's ruling that Ralph W. Rice Jr., stood by the sentence. He said he would (29) - Hogan's Heroes detective tries to free the kid­ - lives for the thrill and competi­ sented. (Q) - MOVIE: Terzen, the Ape eerie mystery concerning a wri­ the person who was to be arraigned today in the only other option available to the application before September, to napped daughter of a drug de­ Life.' Tonight's program takes (22) (39 - Rem ington Steele Re­ tion of flying. David Cerradine, Men' While looking for her 32, of Southwick would serve an 8-lo not change it unless new evidence came (2D - Moneyline you to the lend of volcanoes a - Mary Hartman, Mery ter and his wife. Richard John­ Superior Court. Hursts. Hurst's apparent dismay. aler. Richard Roundtree. Moses mington and Laura investigate Jennifer O'Neill, Joseph Bot­ Hartm an father in Africa, a woman meets 10-year suspended sentence. He and shows you more than any son. Zens Walker, Robbrt 'The death of Menengos was the first homicide out. - N ew s Gunn. 1971 the apparent murder of a fem­ toms. Rated PG. Tarzan. Bo Derek, Miles Doming. 1973. “ My growing season will be finished (22) tourist ever saw. (R) (60 min.) (2D - Croeefire LILLQUIST SAYS town zoning regu­ pleaded guilty to rape and incest ale artist. (R) (60 min.) O'Keefe. Richard Harris. 1981. in Plymouth in 30 years, police said. by then,” protested Hurst as he left the “ 1 think that people ore protesting ® - Snaak Pravlaws Co-hocts (2D - Prime News [Closed Captioned] ® - MwiN.ILL.hrar Itoport (Q) - MOVIE: 'Panlt.ntl.rv IF. lations define a stand as a structure Thursday. (2D dZ) - Ufollne 'Dr. Judson (2D (39 - Tonight Show John­ Rated R. Menengos was found shot in the neck in the meeting. because they weren't present at the (29-24 Hora. ny s Quests ere Richard Prvor (2D - Oeepedide 03) - B « t of USA house about 11 a.m. and after his body was that does not require a building permit. “ It’s one more case of the courts not plea and disposition, " he said, declin­ removed police returned with a search warrant The Hursts plan to house the store in a THIS PIKT taking rape and incest seriously," said ing to discuss details of the case. “ I note "THE $NAKE IN THE EASKET" later in the day to serach for evidence. barn for which a building |)ermit has Jean Grossholtz of South Hadley, one of that there are a lot of people who don't R O A P - THE : SN AKE IN Tl already been issued. OUST- IT'S Friends of the girl, whom they identified as Rec has openings more than 75 women marchers. approve of what I've done. I thinkthese H A R P TO BRIDGE ASTRO Leone Moyes, said the two had been' dating for “ No way can I function with an ladies are very sincere. " FOLLOW about 18 months. umbrella over a stand in January,” BOLTON — The town summer Ready also placed him on three years THEM.. Rose Mattice, a neighbor, said she entered the argued Hurst. But these are the only recreation program, which runs from probation, told Rice to stay away from Three of the protesters handed the GRAPH bouse after the shooting and said the girl was two options available to the Hursts for July 5 through Aug. 12, is still accepting his six children and ordered him to judge a petition protesting the sentence H is for How "yelling and screaming.” vending on land zoned for strictly children for admission. undergo psychiatric treatment for signed by more than 100 )teople. which Ms. Mattice said the Noyes girl lived in the residential use, according to the Games, sports, arts and crafts, and sexual disorders. said the sentence "trivializes all crime break fairly well because home with her parents and two brothers. commission. cookouts are among the activities against women. neither opponent could get The Hursts want to sell herbs, grains, offered every Monday through Friday “ He's guilty of raping his daughter NORTH 7-11-U % u r over a period of years and a number of “ It tells all women that their bodies ♦ A 1065 2 in the bidding against you. plants, and honey in addition to the from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for children ages iSeasonal closings hurt Jobs five and up. times and Judge Keady gave him a are the property of men. Most particu­ VK104 You Count your winners and ^Birthday products they can raise on their six or ♦ A6 find just nine. How can you eight acres of tillable land, according to Held at Herrick Park on Hebron suspended sentence and let him loose in larly it is a dangerous and tragic J WE^THERSFIELD — The number of people 4854 get a tenth? There is one their application. In his presentation to Road, the fee is $6 for the full term or $1 the community,” Ms. Grossholtz said. message to other little girls caught in a July 13,1983 ; filing for unemployment benefits increased in WEST way only. You must set up a the commission Monday night James a week, plus $1 for insurance. “ It victimizes the victim again." similar situation," the petition said. EAST Unusual career opportunities Connecticut in the last reporting period because ♦ Q 4 4KJS7 spade trick or so in dummy. If the suit breaks 3-3, you can be found this coming yedr of seasonal closings, says Labor Commissioner V753 48 In your present area ol P. Joseph Peraro. MUST BE THOSE , THEY DIDN'T NO, THEY DIDN'T) / YES, ♦ KQJ2 can set up4wo spades for an TWO YANkS I YEAH, BUT I'VE 4 1087 4 3 expertise. Take advantage Of A total of 42,188 people filed for unemployment W A S T E a n y S A Y , t h a t l e a d / H E 4 K J 7 2 4Q93 overtrlck. If it breaks 4-2, Legal ruling due PICKED UP LASrl T I M E , D ID S E E N W O R S E what you already have going, the two weeks ending July 2, up 1.2 percent over o PILOT'S PRETTY V IS! you can set up one spade instead of looking elsewhere. ' NIGHT! T H ^ ? GOOD! SOUTH only, but that will be enough, the previous reporting period, Peraro said 4 8 3 CANCER (June 21-July 23*) provided you can ruff two Others will back-off from your Monday. The number of claims for the same VAQJill spades and still get to dum­ period last year was 41,694. on school error ♦ 95 way of doing things today If TOTAL INVENTORY 4 A 10 6 my to cash the fifth one. they feel you re trying to force Initial filings increased from 4,475 to 6,326 and West has already knocked your rules upon them. Don't be continued claims were down from 37,2l9to35,862. HARTFORD (UPI) — The state attorney general’s Vulnerable: Both out one of dummy’s entries. pushy. Cancer predictions for Benefits expired for an average 567 claimants. office now says it will have a legal opinion Thursday Dealer: South Conservation is necessary, the year ahead are now ready. on whether the Department of Education made a and therefore at trick two Romance, career, luck, earrv W e il N o rth B a it Soath ings, travel and much more are Joy ride turns sour mistake in calculating local school construction you lead a low spade from grants. dummy. discussed. Send $1 to Astro- P ass 1 4 Pass 2 ir NEW LONDON — A joy ride on the fender of a The attorney general was expected to have the REDUCTION SALE Everything is now under Graph, Box 489, Radio City P ass 4 V Pass P ass Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to car turned into a nightmare this weekend when an opinion requested by Education Commissioner P ass control. The defense takes a HERE'S WHAT WE RE SELLING: spade and a diamond, and give your Zodiac sign. Send ap 18-year-oId Waterford woman fell off the vehicle Gerald N. Tirozzi Monday, but said the added additional $2 for the NEW • Stereo Systems • Radios ALL MERCHANDISE L leads a trump or club. You and was critically injured. questions from the commissioner would delay it until Astro-Graph Matchmaker Valeria Haguewood struck her head on the at least Thursday. • Diapers • Kid’s Jeans win in your hand, lead a wheel and booklet. Reveals ON HAND! STUAF?T IS HE^ ALVWAS^ GOING PCMN / r KNOW. BUT sfiade to dummy’s ace, ruff a romantic compatibilities lor all pavement when she slipped off the car Sunday, The opinion was sought by Tirozzi last week after • Rainwear • Garden Chemicals REAI-LV MARCHING TO A S U P E Opening lead: 4K spade high, enter dummy signs. police said. She was in critical condition with a questions were raised about the legality of regulations STUART'S • Clothing • Folding Chairs SOMETHING A PIFFERENr BACKWARP5 G O I N G LiF/ with the 10 of trumps, ruff LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You severe head injury Monday in the intensive care used by the department to calculate school [PRUAAMER. I5N T 5 0 another spade, back to dum­ have good earning abilities unit at Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals. construction grants. • Bedding • Dinette Sets PIFFERENT. By Oswald Jacoby my with the trump king, today, but you also have Policy said Miss Haguewood was riding on the Agency officials said last month they believed an 1 and James Jacoby which also pulls the last ene­ wasteful tendencies which right front fender of a car driven by a friend, error was made in calculating the grants and at least • Lawn Benches • Candy my trump. could deprive you of accumula­ Nancy M. D'Amico, 17, of Waterford, in the $1.8 million was targeted erroneously for grants to • Weight Lifter Benches • Tents The A of ARCH is unim­ You discard one club on tion. Be prudent. ‘ parking lot of the New London Mall when Miss communities. portant today. You Analyse that fifth spade, eventually VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Try • Glasswear « Bakeware to associate with friends today D'Amico suddenly applied the brakes, causing the lead as normal. You lose one club, but score Miss Haguewood to slide off the front of the car. • Franciscanware • Sponges Review the bidding, and note game and rubber. who have the same apprecia­ tion tor money as you do. Palp Miss D'Amico was charged with reckless • Fireplace Screens, Andirons, Tools that the hand will probably (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) who are loose with dollars wUI driving and allowing a passenger to ride outside • Pel Supplies • Love Seats trigger extravagance. her vehicle. She is to be arraigned July 26 in Smoke tax highest LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Yoiir Superior Court. • Oriental Style Rugs • Shoes judgment In career matters wHI • Speakers • Greeting Cards C U C h rK A me TMftag U8 P»l > IMQtt be remarkably astute today, in Massachusetts CROSSWORD but there's a chance you may Women survive balcony fall • Housewares • School Desks change your mind and not do what you Intended. NEW BRITAIN — Two women plummeted BOSTON (UPI) — Cigarette smokers who pick up a • Paint • Grass Carpet SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22} pack in Massachusetts will be paying a higher tax ACROSS 4 Compass Answer to Previous Puzzle 20-feet after a second-story apartment house • Brushes • Shelves Unfortunately, not everyone balcony collapsed beneath them, but were in good than their counterparts in the rest of New England. point you encounter today can b4 TnBfiB are a Kfl- 1 Behold (Lat.) H B O M B H A U N T The Bay State Monday effectively earned the 5 Black wood taken at face value. Keep your condition at New Britain General Hospital. 5 Outer (prefix) A n R O Y O D 0 N N E R dubious distinction of charging the highest tax on 6 Ruminants' na- guard up if It's necessary tg Arlene Clark, 36, of Hartford, suffered a broken plus ihousands oF OiFPEpe/MT THiNoS B Downcait D o D 0 E " A D O L F cassitias L deal with strangers. heel and Nathalie Lasselle, 41, suffered a broken cigarettes in the six-state region — 26 cents per pack 12 Agee E w E 8 E R ><■ o 8 8 — a whopping 14 cents more than two neighboring ol other items! 7 Use 8 N A P 8 O SAOITTARIUS 23-De<. TO ' I I N 0 8 (Nov. thigh bone in the fall at Pebblebrook Apartments, X COULP ------13 Smart experimantally L i O states. 14 Parionality i s L 1 D E L E V E N 21) Normally you're very gener­ a hospital spokeswoman said Monday. 8 Elementary 15 By itself [e R R E L 1 ous and giving, but today you The two were sitting on the balcony to Ms. The nickel-a-pack hike in the cigarette tax, which particle luffix r WHAT:^ 'YOC/P PAVOplTB 16 Ancient [ U E R A N might not be too willing to Lasselle's apartment Saturday night when a took effect Monday, was just one of the levies included D 0 R M E R N share gains with people who traveller (pl.) C A a I wooden support beam gave way. The women in the $100 million “ revenue enhancement and 18 Fashionable 9 Percolate 8 1 R E N O O E F T 8 help you. ' protection” package approved by the Legislature. O V A O T T E struck the railing of a first floor balcony and i'lDp FfFFcTf* resort slowly R F A CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) A survey showed other New England states also 19 Graduate of 10 Malarial fever F 1 N A L E T O 8 O O T Be extremely diplomatic lodayL landed on the lawn, police said. A N L E turned to a variety of taxes and increases to keep their OllUbrNCA Inc TUn.0 US PM A7UOR “T H A V /fS 7 - / 2 . Annapolis 11 Prsscribad O R 8 T O R M Y most especially II you have to (sbbr.) amount R E E L 8 N D E R deal with persons who have budgets in the black. Gasoline and motor fuels taxes thwarted your goals in the past. Food stamp penalties fought were popular targets as the pump price of gasoline 20 Smsilsword 17 Obsarvas 32 Organs of 43 Burn 21 Give i t ------19 Be wrong AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 18) decrees^. hearing 44 Shaped with HARTFORD — Welfare officials from Connec­ 23 Haggard 22 Tit lor — Give yOur time today to pei^ Connecticut ranks right behind Massachusetts in m i l "iPLEHE^I^EMPnNESS. 35 And so on an ax ticut and four other states plan to meet in ' stkksandsidnes novel 23 Stars sons to whom you can truly b) the cigarette tax department, charging 24 cents tax ALL SALES FINAL (abbr., Let, 2 45 Escaped ol service, not to those who are ' Washington Monday to fight penalties imposed by THE TKEEIM WHICH 25 Of arm-bone 24 Go swiftly per pack. Maine’s cigarette tax was just increased by MAT/b r e a k M f 27 Cookery 25 Over (Gar.) wdt.) 47 Greek god of making It on their own. Aldln) the federal government over errors in the food ‘SAP where you're needed brings the 1983 Legislature 4 cents to 20 cents jger pack.. 15 5rAeHAMT 31 NIghtcrawler 26 Highway 36 Over (poetic) love stamp program. BONESiBUr NAMES joy. New Hampshire and Vermont boast the lowest NO REFUNDS 32 One (Gar.) division 38 Rush hour at 48 Short for »2EMAIN5F|2U1TLE55.* 33 East Indian PISCES (Fab. 20-M.rch 20) li Stephen B. Heintz, commissioner of income CAH N EVER HURT 27 Urban area tha dinar gentleman cigarette taxes at 12 cents a pack. But Vermont Gov. tree it's necessary to seek advict maintenance for Connecticut, said Alaska, ★ — HOSEA^VLLOO 28 Hebrew 39 Vote against 50 Nigerian tribe Richard Snelling has proposed to a special legislative NO EXCHANGES ME." 34 Noun suffix from another today, they can't Arizona, Florida and New Hampshire plan to session convening July 18 that the tax be raised to 17 35 Devours 29 Grabs 41 Ales 51 Box top help you If you hide or hold attend and Colorado, also cited by the govern­ -M0IIIER6005E 42 Light brown cents to help erase a record $29.6 liiillion budget 38 Balls 30 Betidai 52 hAr. Ferrer back any of the pertinent facts. ment, was undecided. 37 Coming back ARIES (March 21-April ig) deficit. New Hampshire has a provision that would 1 2 . 9 4 6 e 7 9 9 10 11 Connecticut faces a $1.3 million fine for allow it to increase the cigarette tax if Vermont does. " oT e in Your Industrious efforts may allege^y committing mistakes during a six SPECIAL HOURS 39 Halt 12 19 14 count for little today If you work The cigarette tax in Rhode Island, 23 cents per 40 Military in such haste that you fall t<} month period in 16.2 percent of the food stamps package, last increased in March 1982. distributed by underpayments, overpayments or school (abbr.) ts 10 17 see the mistakes you're making Massachusetts Revenue Department spokesman ...... 41 Perforate along the way. ' FOR THIS SALE: client errors. States are allowed a 12 percent Harry Doming said the state expects the increased 42 Repeat 11 zo TAURUS (April 20-May 20) error rate. 45 Swamp ■ ■ k Speculative proposals mlghj cigarette tax to bring in $25 million in additional 46 Lo«)rer limb 21 22 24 look good on paper, but they revenue. Smokers can expect to pay from $1 to $1.25 l^OTtaU KNOW W HAT WHATfe YCUR HAVCR/TE 49 Bedspread ■ may not stand up under closd Man charged for tool theft per pack. MON., TUES., WED. 10-5 SOMETIMES I THINK VJA 29 29 29 29 90 OUESTION CAN BE material scrutiny. Don't jump Into situe. Massachusetts also expects to raise about $50 M O N S T E R , ICB CJPBAM THE ONLY PERSON IN TOWN 52 M u ^ ■ 649-7782 ANSWERED WITH 91 tions without first studyind MARLBOROUGH — A 32-year employee of million through an increase in the gasoline tax to 11 /ANP e O D A ^ " W ITH A SENSE OFHUA^OR. mwah •(300ZILM,VAN ILO. ■ ■ them. * Pratt & Whitney Group in East Hartford has been cents per gallon. THURS. & FRIDAY 10-9 53 Not cooked 94 GEMINI (May 21-Juiw 201 charged with stealing more than $20,000 worth of AND SARSA PARI LtA "? 64 Coffin stand In Connecticut, a $70 million tax package added ■ ” ■ Even though your intentions toole and supplies from the firm. three cents to the 11-cent-a-gaIlon gasoline tax. In V 65 Britiah achool 97 )• are good, don't make changer r 56 Fancy vaas Warren N. Lander, 53, was arrested Monday Rhode Island, motor fuel taxes went up from 11 cents ■ ” around the house today belo^^ ftJ^GLORIOufb**5ATURDAY 10-5 67 Batting factor 40 consulting your mate. He or after state police using a search warrant per gallon to 13 cents per gallon for the 1983-84 fiscal 68 For faar that ■ she may not approve. ’ oonflscated the tools found in his Cheney Road year. 42 41 44 47 49 home. ^ A y o R M l J E l i COR. HARTFORD ROAD DOWN ■ ■ *• ■ The Maine Legislature passed a five-cent-per- 49 90 91 92 Lander, a tool and die maker, was charged with gallon gasoline tax increase, makihg the state tax 14 1 Elactricflah first degree larceny by possession and with cents per gallon. and pine s t r e e t 92 94 99 altering manufacturers’ serial numbers on tools. 2 Harvait To tay an anto’t “ to u M ” The New Hampshire Legislature approved in­ 3 Biblical He was released on a written promise to appear T-(Z 99 97 99 meani that the coat to Hi It creases in the business profits tax and real estate nationality in Manchestef Superior Court on July 25. MANCHESTER, CONN. - 8 eiceeds the tom of Its parts transfer tax designed to plug a $41 million hole in the budget. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 12, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 12, 1983 — 11 Obituaries Poland william L. Hadden, 86, at Manchester Memorial Hospital. demands Leisure He was the husband of Annette FOCUS/ ex-lleutenant governor (Hemenway) Glode. •t ■■ BRANFORD (UPI) - Former He was born in Hartford on April Ll. Gov. William L. Hadden, a 19, 1924, and had been a lifelong U.S. pay lawyer who held several state and resident of Manchester before local government posts, died Mon­ moving to Columbia in November day at the Quinnipiack Club in New 1982. Before retiring in 1976 he had Haven of an apparent heart attack. been employed by the Great By Walter Wisniewski Andy He was 86. Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. for 30 United Press International A Republican. Hadden was IRooney years. On the beach elected to the House in 1939 and in He was a member of the WARSAW, Poland — Poland the 1941 legislative session was Manchester Army & Navy Club today blamed U.S. sanctions and Syndicated majority leader of the chamber and had been active in the embargos for its failure to lift Columnist and chairman of the House Judi­ Manchester Jimmy Fund cam­ martial law and expects the United There’s a whole other world underneath your toes ciary Committee. paign in the 1970s. States to pay “ compensation,” the ti In 1942. he was ejected lieutenant Besides his wife he leaves his communist regime’s chief spokes­ governor and served for one term, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jospeh C. man said. By Madeleine Jacobs the tardigrades, among the being defeated in 1944 by Wilbert Glode of Manchester, and a son, Spokesman Jerzy Urban did not Smithsonian News Service smallest of the multicellular Snow. From 1945 to 1950. Hadden Michael 0. Glode of Columbia. put a dollar figure on the amount of Tax microscopic creatures. was state attorney general, ap­ Funeral services will be private. compensation, but other officials If you’re heading to the beach Kinorhynchs, on the other pointed by then-Gov. Raymond E. Burial will be in Buckland Ceme­ estimated that Poland has suffered this summer, be sure to watch hand, most frequently dwell in Baldwin. tery, There are no calling hours. up to $12 billion in damages during out for sunburn, sand flies, the oceans and collecting there Hadden also was a prosecutor Memorial donations may be made the 19-month period. break sharks, water bears and mud calls for more ingenuity — and a and judge of the former West to the American Lung Association Urban said conditions for restor­ dragons. ship. For the past year. Higgins Haven Municipal Court and was of Connecticut, 45 Ash St., East ing full civilian rule were at an Water bears? Mud dragons? and his research assistant. town counsel in West Haven. Hartford, 06108, or to the Second “ advanced stage,” but he refused Well, to be perfectly honest, Marie Wallace, have been mak­ In 1962. he was named special Congregational Church Memorial to set a date despite speculation Isn’t these critters won't hurt you. ing collecting expeditions along counsel for the trustees of the Fund, 385 N. Main St., Manchester. that martial law may be lifted July And you can't really “ watch the mid-Atlantic coast of Flor­ former New York, New Haven and The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 22, a national holiday. out" for them because you can't ida aboard the R/V Tursiops, an Hartford Railroad and handled Main St., Manchester, has charge On Mondd’y, Poland’s Primate see them, even though they're ocean-going research vessel litigation involving the pensions of For several days now I ’ve been of arrangements. Cardinal Jozef Glemp said he everywhere — in fact, right owned and operated by the former officers of the railroad. worrying about money. I ’m wor­ beneath your very feet. expected the state of emergency Florida Institute of Technology. Hadden leaves two sons, Super­ ried about how I ’m going to spend Leonie G. Christian would end July 22 and the Polish “ There's a whole other world In one collection method, a ior Court Judge William L. Hadden Herald Dhoto by Pinto all the extra I have because of Leonie (Lee) (Gingras) Chris­ parliament was expected to meet of animals living just a fraction sampling device is lowered Jr. of Hamden, and David C. tian of 70 E. Middle Turnpike died next week on the martial law issue. President Reagan’s new tax cut. of an inch beneath your feet — carefully onto the bottom of the Hadden, a lawyer from Milford: a f Monday at Manchester Memorial Three recent visitors to Poland are, from look at a doll they brought back from ‘’Everything is possible,” Urban If you make $200 a week, the tax all kinds of creatures inhabiting ocean floor while the boat is daughter. Maryann Zimmerling of Hospital after a long illness. She told a news conference. “ But, to cut is $2.20 for you. If you make the spaces between the grains of stationary. When brought back Branford, and eight left, Edna Wadas; her mother, Phyllis thier tirp, which included attending a sand," says Dr. Robert P. was the wife of John (Ken) put it simply, no decisions haveyet $500, it’s $11.10 and if you make to the surface, the sediment in grandchildren. Christian. Kalinoski, and Isabelle Parciak. The trio mass given by Pope John Paul II. Higgins, a zoologist at the ■‘it-; been made.” $900 or more a week, you save the sampler is cut into "cores.” Funeral services will be Thurs­ She was born in Holyoke, Mass., Smithsonian's National Mu­ Other government officials said $16.20. These "cores" are then .studied day in West Haven. and had been a resident of privately that the regime would seum of Natural History, who President Reagan’s idea is that layer by layer, yielding infor­ Manchester since 1961 when she make a definite step toward lifting specializes in these microscopic mation on the density, abun­ moved here from Hartford. Town women optimistic after visit we’ll all go out and spend the Marie C. McNamara martial law next week. It was denizens of the sand. "Why, in dance and position of the 2 Before retiring in 1972 she had money and that will give the Marie (Claffey) McNamara of considered likely that the govern­ just a few handfuls of sand, kinorhynchs in their habitat, as Hartford died Sunday at a Hart­ been employed by Hartford Insu­ ment would announce a date later economy a boost. It’s no fair saving there ace millions of them! ’ ’ well as the size and makeup of ford convalescent home. She was rance Group for 24 years. She was in the summer when changes it. the sand particles. the wife of the late Daniel T. a parishioner of St. Bridget Church would take effect. My old Ford station wagon needs TH ERE ARE, for instance, McNamara and the mother of Leo and a member of the church Polish people have faith Urban said martial law has not some work done on it and there’s a water bears, more properly IN ANOTHER METHOD, a Rosary Society. She was an active D. McNamara of Manchester. been lifted earlier because of the Ford service place right across the known as (ardigrades, and mud device is dragged along the She also leaves another son. member of Manchester Senior economic damage Poland suffered dragons, Higgins' affecctionate ocean floor while the boat is Citizens and was a member of the street from the office. The trouble Richard D. McNamara of Middle- By Sarah E. Hall million people plus — their cab had propoganda,” according to Mrs. as a result of trade sanctions and name for animals known as moving. This "dredge" sample Hartford Insurance Group Reti­ is, the mechanics get $36 an hour. town. and six grandchildren. Herald Reporter to drop them off five miles from the Parciak. embargos imposed by the United kinorhynchs (rhymes with delivers up vast quantities of rees Club. There are always extras for parts A mass of Christian burial will be mass site. Runaway inflation has added to States and other Western powers. rinky-dinks). And there are kinorhynchs for study. Besides her husband she leaves a and tax even if they only change celebrated Wednesday at 11 a.m. Despite the grip of martial law in They walked the rest of the way. the Poles’ miseries. An ordinary “ If it were not for the U.S. worms — nematodes and poly- Higgins accidentally disco­ daughter, Mrs. Leonie Kielski of the water in the radiator. If one in St. Lawrence O'Toole Church. Poland, many Poles are convinced ” It was like a stampede," says walking dress costs the equivaient sanctions, total lifting (of martial chaetes (rhymes with beats) — vered one of the most effective Manchester; a brother, Paul Gin­ Burial will be in Soldier’s Field, that freedom will one day be theirs, Mrs. Parciak. “ If you wanted to go of two days wages for a laborer, the law) would have been possible mechanic worked on it for three as well as miniature crusta­ methods for collecting kinor­ gras of West Springfield, Mass.; a Northwood Cemetery, Wilson, say two Manchester women who or not, you were pushed in that women estimated. Workers are earlier than it will take place,” hours and there was nothing extra, ceans and animals with the hynchs when he was a graduate sister, Mrs. Henrietta Lucas of Friends may call at the funeral returned from a two-week trip to direction.” allowed but eight pounds of meat Urban said at a news conference, it would cost me $108. tongue-tying name of gastro- student at the University of Perth Amboy, N.J.; two grand- home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Poland July 1. Through the window of most per month: non-workers, four, and adding that Poland expects the If I saved my tax cut for six trich (rhymes with stick). It's a Washington. While working in chiidren; and several nieces and p.m. "A ll the older people I saw said houses along the way, they could Mrs. Parciak says she wondered United States to pay for the world where very small is his lab one day, he noticed that a nephews. weeks, I still couldn’t pay for three ‘We're not free, but maybe our see a picture of the pontiff next to a how they got that much when she damages. beautiful, where an animal the paper towel had fallen atop a Funeral services will be Thurs­ hours work on the car. May F. Ragan children will be,’ ” said Isabelle bouquet of flowers. never saw any beef or chicken in “At an appropriate moment size of a pinhead would be a bucket containing a sample of day at 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes Mrs. May (Fitzsimmons) Ra­ Parciak of 67 Comstock Road. the markets. Poland will present to the United giant indeed. mud and water. "A lot of ‘stuff Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a I SUPPOSE I could take my wife gan, 86, of West Hartford died Her friend and travel compan­ THE POPE did not mention the “ But they’re real good to the States a balance sheet of the losses Until the 1920s, scientists seemed to adhere to the towel,'' mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. out to dinner but where’s there a Monday at a convalescent home. ion, Edna Wadas of 331 Spring St., banned trade union Solidarity in tourists. We had plenty to eat,” it has suffered ... and we shall knew almost nothing about the he recalls, "and when I washed at St. Bridget Church. Burial will She was the wife of the late Frank agreed. "They don’t complain too his Niepokalanow sermon, the said Mrs. Wadas. That fact was demand compensatinn,” Urban good restaurant that two people curious animal world living in the towel and collected the be in St. Thomas Cemetery, West Ragan and the sister of William much about their living conditions, women said, but they heard there especially painful for her mother, said. can have a drink and dinner for the water that fills the spaces 'stuff,' I counted more than 300 Springfield, Mass. Friends may Fitzsimmons of Manchester. but they think it’ll get better. They was an “ uproar” of support when who was served generous meats The regime partially suspended $16.20? Some places in New York, between grains of sediment and kinorhynchs — probably more call at the funeral home Wednes­ She also leaves two nieces and have a lot of faith in the Pope and in he alluded to it in his Warsaw and lots of eggs, milk, cheese, and martial law last December. But a you’re lucky if that covers the tip. sand in the World’s oceans, seas than anyone had ever seen at a day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and beaches. two nephews. the church.” speech. butter — while these same items series of tough regu lations enacted If I saved my tax reduction for tim e!" Memorial contributions may be J "T h at’s really not so surpris­ Funeral services will be Wednes­ Three other Manchester resi­ The women had an unexpected were in short supply for her sister earlier remains in effect. two weeks, I could buy a pair of This method continues to day at 9:15 a.m. from the Richard made to the American Cancer dents joined the pair on the glimpse of the Pope when they and brother-in-law living in ing,” Higgins says, “ since the sneakers but I ’d have to save it for serve him well, with a few W. Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 Society, 237 E. Center St., chartered trip: Celia Pardo of 62 broke off from their tour group to Warsaw. average inhabitant there is only minor adaptions. Using a porta­ Manchester. at least three weeks to buy a good New Britain Ave., West Hartford, North St. Mary Kacmarezyk of 81 visit Zakopane. In this village deep The women also found bras, one-hundreth of an inch in ble bicycle pump, he bubbles air pair of shoes. President Reagan with a mass of Christian burial at Shaller Road, and Pat Custer of i57 In the Tatra Mountains on the underware, shoes, "and sweaters length, almost impossible to see through samples of mud, sand didn’t say how long it was okay to 10 a.m. at St. Helena Church, West In Mrmoriam Woodland St. .Czech border, the pontiff had his scarce. “ Lots of the girls go without a microscope. Many of and seawater, collected usually Hartford. Friends may call at the In loving memory of James H. During their two-week stay, secret meeting with Solidarity without slips,” said Mrs. Wadas. Teen alcohol keep the money before putting it my colleagues accuse me of from the ocean floor. The funeral home today from2to3p.m. Wright who passed away July 12, Mrs. Parciak and Mrs. Wadas and leader Lech Walesa — and the Black marketeers, who wanted out into the economy. I shouldn’t working with mythological kinorhynchs are trapped in the and 7 to 9 p.m, 1973. Mrs. Wadas’ mother, the Polish- women caught sight of the white to exchange American dollars for facility talks think he’d mind if someone let it beasts.” tiny bubbles and rise to the born Phyllis Kalinoski of Holly­ papal helicopters. the less-stable Polish zlotych, often Ten years have passed since you accumulate for three weeks. How surface. After the sediment Joseph J. Glode wood, Fla., attended a papal mass When camera crews and secur­ approached the women on the COLLECTING AND STUDY­ Smithsonian News Service were called away: Yet, memories much harm could that do the setties, he blots the surface with Joseph J. Glode, 59, of 174 Route in Niepokalanow, just north of ity people arrived moments later, street. The three said they just ING these sand-dwelling crea­ and love are as dear today. deferred economy? a piece of copier paper and 87, Columbia, formerly of Alton Warsaw. the women knew it was the Pope ignored these illegal operators and tures is a challenge worthy of a If you’re one of those making Denizens of the sand, clockwise, top of an inch long; Nemarode worms, the washes the paper onto a special Street, Manchester, died Monday Because of the crowds — three who had passed by overhead. exchanged their money in the hotel mythological hero. In addition , Wife, Grace COVENTRY — Citing possible $200 a week and you have expen­ left, includes new species of kinor- most coomon sand residents, and filter, thus collecting the mi­ But despite the mood of hope bank. to their tiny size, the creatures conflict with state freedom of hynch, as yet unnamed; a species of croscopic creatures. The which the Pope’s visit seemed to Surprisingly, they saw no slums. sive tastes in shoes, you’d have to are exceptionally well adapted finally, a juvenile polychaete worm, If information laws, the Planning beauty of this method is that it i l impart, all three women said both Even the mosl modest of houses save for a whole year to buy a pair to their environments and are “water bear,” less than one-hundreth one-hundreth of an inch long. and Zoning Commission Monday can be used anywhere. poverty and political repression would have a flower bed and a with your tax cut. not particularly willing to leaV deferred until July 18 discussion of their cozy homes. are facts of life in Poland. vegetable garden, they said, and President Reagan’s salary is THERE ARE NOW some 150 a controversial residential facility Most of them have a distinc­ L Soldiers board buses and stand the young children would be for teen-age alcoholics proposed $200,000 a year so he’ll be getting known species of kinorhynchs guard outside public buildings. impeccably dressed. That humble tive method of attaching them­ sive toes or complex claws for bears and' mud dragons in the ocean floor. To collect a for a site on North River Road. the maximum tax break, too. You and 600 species of tardigrades, Newspapers and television are sort of beauty is what they enjoyed selves to the hard surfaces of grasping. Armed with their four beaches and ocean floors all sample of these beach-dwellers, The commission postponed dis­ wonder if another $16.20 will living in oceans and beaches all state-run, and there’s “ lots of the most. the sand. Gastrotrichs, which pairs of short, stubby legs, the over the world, including India, Higgins needs only a shovel and over the world. “ And more are cussion of the Oak Hill Farms substantially change his lifestyle. resemble slightly flattened clawed varieties of tardigrades Madagascar, Greenland, a pail — and a bit of-muscle. Educational-Therapeutic Com­ He won’t be buying any of those being found all the tim e," worms, are loaded with adhe­ look very much indeed like China, the United States, the After digging a bucket of sand, Higgins says. Heshould know — munity because Monday night’s new boots he likes so much with it, I sive organs that can quickly miniature bears when Viewed in Caribbean, the coast of Brazil, he swirls a few handfuls around he's the world's only expert on New York takes steps special meeting, which only a half can tell you that. I went into a store secrete a sticky substance (or profile. Kinorhynchs also have northern Europe and the Medi­ in fresh water for about 20 dozen people attended, was public­ kinorhynchs and one of a that sells those fancy, pointy-toed clinging and just as quickly pairs of adhesive organs on the terranean region. secondsy subjecting the crea­ handful of experts on by Friday a lOO-foot temporary ized 12 hours in advance, instead of Continued from page 1 cowboy boots in Billings, Montana, secrete a solvent to release the underside of their cylindrically tures to an “ osmotic shock" tardigrades. bridge on top of the collapsed the 24 hours required by law. animal. shaped bodies, just below their THE ELUSIVE water bears that forces them to loose their The ramps are 1 mile from a month ago and some of them cost ''There are doubtlessly section. It will allow eastbound Commission members feared any The tenacious tardigrades “ tassel"-shaped heads. live primarily in beaches, which grip. The water is poured where a lOO-foot section of the $800 a pair. Now, that’s what I call V cars only to travel in two lanes. discussion or action on the matter have either spoon-shaped adhe- Higgins has collected water are really just an extension of through a fine filter to collect Please turn to page 13 Mianus River bridge collapsed The investigation also continues could be declared illegal, and an expensive pair of shoes. For June 28, killing three people. on the state and federal level into instead scheduled discussion of the those, the president would have to O’Neill said the ramps will allow what caused the collapse. proposed facility for July 18. save for a whole year, too, thus much of the detour route to run The National Transportation In another matter, the commis­ defeating the purpose of his tax within Connecticut until the bridge Safety Board is putting together all sion approved the application of cut. Expert tells how to avoid fakes I is reopened to trucks. parts of the collapse section in a Orin Miles, Jr., of Coventry, to Meanwhile, crews continued to Department of Transportation open an ice cream parlor and THE FACT IS that none of us is work around the clock to complete sandwich shop at 1467 South St. maintenance yard in Darien. going to notice the tax cut. Take the president again, as an example. He O ’Neill inks has 37 percent of his salary withheld. According to my figures, All that glitters isn’t diamond ethics law that means they take $1,423.08 out of his pay for Federal taxes each HARTFORD (U PI) — week. Is the president going to By Ellie Grossman bluer, so always look at a stone in daylight.” its branches before purchasing. They'll Gov. William O’Neill has notice that they only deducted Newspaper Enterprise Assoclaton Then give the stone a really good look provide you with a certificate grading the signed so-called “ revolv­ $1,406.88 this week? I doubt that through the jew eler’s loupe or magnifying diamond and telling you whether it’s I ing door” legislation that he’ll notice and neither will any of glass even if you’re sure you won’t know genuine." UPI photo will require state em­ NEW YORK (NEA) — It's dazzling, there the rest of us. It isn’ t as though they what you're looking at. You'd be surprised Former Transportation Commissioner testifying Monday before the Legisla­ ployees to wait a year in the jeweler’s window and, inside, when what wiil become apparent magnified, even TH E Y WON’T T E L L you whether the before they can take a job were giving us anything back. he shows it to you on a black velvet pillow, Arthur Powers (left) confers with his ture’s Program Review and Investiga­ to the uneducated eye. stone is becoming to you or not, obviously, in a business they regu­ They just aren’t taking so much. it’s even more alluring. He assures you it’s but that’s a determination that needs to be attorney, Timothy Moynihan, before s3fcs.l “ All precious gems — diamonds, eme­ tions Committee at the State Capitol. lated as a state employee. The government and the unions worth all he’s asking, so you reach for your ralds, rubies, sapphires — can chip and made, too, she says. " I can't tell you how O'Neill also signed bills learned long ago about withholding wallet. After all, who’d know better than you' II be able to see chips through a loupe, ’' many people buy jewelery without putting Increasing certain court money. If people never see it, they he? Mrs. Goldemberg says. You’ll also see it on. It should be flattering and go with fees, allowing the state don’ t notice it’s gone. That’s why Rose Leiman Goldemberg, perhaps. scratches, and, if any show up on a your complexion. Silver-haired people look university system to the government and unions de­ A student and lover of jewelry, she’s the diamond, tell the jeweler you just remem­ wonderful in silver. Blondes look better in Powers: nothing changed confer honorary degrees author of the paperback, "A ll About bered you have another appointment. gold.” and requiring a study of cided on the withholding policy. Continued from page 1 Jewelry,” (Priam Books, $6.95) and she’s After all, you’ re providing a setting for who. has that power doesn't steer the auto emissions testing They both knew that if your tax ailment of his eyes, Wade is unable got a few cautionary words for the eager but DIAMONDS CHIP, but they rarely the stone. And as far as that’s concerned, the commissioner properly, that to testify. program. money and union dues were unknowledgeable jewelry buyer. scratch, Mrs. Goldemberg says. Glass how the stone itself is set mustn’t be. DOT'S bureau of administration, commissioner is in a lot of The revolving door bill, withheld from your check in the " I think we have the right to have For starters, she says, “ Always deal with scratches. And glass isn’t as cool to the overlooked either. “ The setting should be whom Powers has sued for making trouble.” signed Monday and an­ first place, it was going to hurt less some answers from him ( Wade),” a jew eler who’s been in business for a while. touch as gems are, she says, so by all means appropriate to the stone,” Mrs. Goldem­ ailegedly defamatory statements “The engineers were used to nounced today by the Serrani said. He said the commit­ than if you got your whole check That’s better than responding to an ad in the touch. And ask for a glass of water. “ A tiny berg says. about him. going to Wade," he said. He added Governor’s Office, also tee will subpoena Wade, or take his and then had to pay taxes and dues paper placed by someone who has nothing drop of water will maintain its bead shape “ Pearls, turquoise, opal and other fragile While denying the DOT'S corrup- that on one occasion. Wade ap­ will make other changes testimony at his home, if out ot it. to lose by selling you something bad. With a on a gemstone, but wili spread out more on stones should be well-covered by the ‘ tion, he said that "as long as proved a consulting contract with­ to the state’s Code of trust reputable jeweler, you may not get a people, not computers, are making necessary. It’s sneaky but it does hurt less. glass," she says. setting. If they sit too high, they’ll chip and out submitting it to Powers for Ethics with effective bargain, but probably what you’re entitled decisions, the possibility ol mal­ For over one hundred years, generations There’s .an inevitability about Even if the stone isn’t glass, it may not be scratch easily final approval. . State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, dates ranging from Oct. 1 to. feasance exists. have put their trust in Watkins, 'i^e Holmes statistics though that . supersede exactly what you think it is, either. So, says If the back of the setting on a ring is At the same time Powers said R-Manchester, a member of the to Jan. 9, 1985. “ And ultimately buy what you like,” she 'I find it ironic that the chief Mrs. Goldemberg, “Be sure to ask the closed, pipe up again and make sure you’re Wade "was involved in solicitation committee, said what “ amazed" It was revised during Staff strives to continue that trust with the impressions we have of what’s says, “ even if it isn’ t top quality — but don’t state's attorney can boas^ that he jeweler, ‘Is this a genuine, natural stone?’ not being "foiled," she says. "T o enhance a and the sale of tickets" on behalf of him most about Powers' testimony legislative debate from an warmth and sincerify to each family served. going to happen. Whether any of us pay top price for it if it isn’t.” cleaned up the DOT," Powers said. If he fudges and says, ‘What do you mean, stone of poor color, an emerald for instance, Democratic party functions. was “ the fact that he (Powers) original bill that also notices the little bit of extra money Sen Thom Serrani, D-Stamford, natural? It’s blue sapphire.’ Then you say, a piece of foil or glass is sometimes painted seemed to rely an awful lot on Bill would have prohibited we have or not, the extra money YOU WON’T KNOW right off what 'I mean was it dyed or treated or was this the particular shade desired and placed THE FORMER commissioner co-chairman of the Program Rcr legislators from taking Wade. It seemed to me that he will be there and it will be spent, anything’s worth, naturally. Any smart the way it occurred in nature?' There's a lot behind the stone. Then the back ot the said he was "wet behind the ears" view and Investigations Commit­ jobs as lobbyists for a (Wade) was really running the even if it’s only on bubblegum. If jew eler displays everything at its best: of money to be made in dyeing a stone of any setting is closed. when he took over the department tee. said Powers’ testimony Mon­ year after they left office. department.” there isn’t enough of it for much alone and under artificial light. Therefore, size. That may not affect how you feel about and delegated much authority to day "confirmed the fact that Also deleted from the FUNERAL HOME car repair or a pair of cowboy says Mrs. Goldemberg, “ Ask to see the it, but if it's synthetic you shouldn't pay Finally, if and when you do decide to buy, Wade, his deputy commissioner Deputy Commissioner Wade was a Zinsser said the committee original proposal was a stone with others of its kind so you can judge what a natural stone costs." get everything down on the sales slip in and a veteran DOT employee. major force in the department." needs to come up with regulations provision to require state DIRECTORS boots, the money will find some HOWARD L. HOMES its flaws and merits by comparison. Next to With any substantial purchase, in fact, detail, she says: size, price, shape, setting, " I l ’s not that he (Wade) had all He said the committee has sent that will separate politics from employees to wear identi­ ARTHUR Q. HOLMES' other way to get out ofour pockets. a ‘colorless’ diamond — the most preferred she says, “ Always have the item appraised whether or not the stone is genuine, whether the power, it’s that he had 90 several letters to Wade asking him business at the DOT, but that It is a fication badges while at RICHARD P. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES So, now I guess I ’ll take the $16.20 Rose Leiman Goldemberg is the ‘color’ — you’ll notice the tint in a yellow first, by an appraiser ot your choosing, not or not the jeweler will let you return it. percent of the knowledge,” Powers to appear for questioning. But long way from being able to draft the Capitol as now re­ that’s bulging in my wallet and go author of "All About Jewelry.” She diamond, but you might not when it’s alone. the jew eler’s: And with a diamond of any Then, don’t stick the thing in a drawer said Without mentioning Wade by Wade's lawyer and physician have such rules. “ I ’m not sure what the quired of registered down to the hardware store and do name, he added. "If an individual 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER • TEb 646-6310 And fluorescent light, as well as a platinum size, try and send it to the Gemological Wear it and enjoy it. After all, look what you advises caution in the face of the said that because of a debilitating perfect solution is,” he said. lobbyists. my part to help the economy. setting, will make a yellow diamond appear Institute of America in New York, or one of went through to get it. jeweler’s dazzling wares. _ « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 12. 1983

MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 12. 1983 — 13 Advice ^ m f i pk ^ ^ There’s a world About Town Woman gets all fired up .... ^ ^ I "df life on beach Paris choir boys at sheli ^neath your toes The Paris Boys' Choir will appear at the about smoking law violation Bicentennial Band Shell on the campus of Manchester Community College, Bidwell Street, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Sponsor: J.C. Penney Catalog Center and DEAR ABBY; We have Continued from page ll Take care of your soul. >■«< “V ■ the Band Shell Corporation. a "N o Smoking" law here Keep your faith in the The 24-voice choir's repertoire includes earlier in Michigan. It's against Lord and pray. Good luck . Jiundred^ even thousands of additional species, classics, ethnic folk songs, sacred and secular music. the law to smoke in movie and God bless you, Waiting discovery,” he says. "Everywhere people Madeleine Robinson of Bennet Junior High School's theaters and grocery Dear Abby n -Jiave looked, they’ve found these'critters.” On a French department has arranged housing for the stores. This law was a DEAR ABBY: About . recent trip aboard the Tursiops, Higgins discovered 10 choir members while they are in Manchester. godsend to me because I kinorhynch and twice as many new Abigail Van Buren that woman who feels If the weather is uncertain, announcements will be am allergic to tobacco forgotten and hurt when tardigrade species, including one species that made on several radio stations or call Manchester smoke. represents a whole new scientific family of water Community College, 646-4900. her husband does not bears. Recently a man sitting a remember anniversar­ few rows ahead of me in a ies: Your advice, "Clip • Even if they were not so plentiful, these animals theater lighted a ci­ this column and tape it to would be considered interesting, if not downright garette, so 1 reported him his bathroom m irror be­ courageous, for their perseverance in the face of Grange to have sale to the usher. The usher adversity. fore the day you want to be Manchester Grang'e will have a craft, tag and bake said, "You can get your the fire department.” on me, which is going to Consider for a moment their inhospitable homes: remembered,” is both il­ sale Saturday starting at 9 a.m. at Grange Hall, 205 money back and go else­ I called the fire depart­ make it rough. Dressed up for work wind, waves and currents — not to mention people logical and crude. Olcott St. where.” (His attitude ment and was told, "It's Abby, ex-cons are peo­ walking all over them — cause a continuous To remind somebody to Anyone wanting table space or services should was: you are a the job of the police ple, too, and we need to George A. Clarke of 65 Scarborough St. rearrangement of the particles in the surface layer of remember you makes the left, Henry Cobourn, mill owner, and contact Celeste King or Florence Lines, 646-3268, or troublemaker.) department to enforce the work in order to build up the sand. Temperature and salinity vary greatly with Herald photo by Torqulnlo remembrance worthless. loaned this old photo. It was taken next third and fourth from left, Dora any grange officer. At a supermarket, a law — not ours.” our self-respect and make M.K. the tides and seasons. Yet these creatures thrive woman came down the So tell me. Dear Abby, it fair and square on the to what used to be the Glastonbury Musehman and Robert .Clarke; Third because of their superb adaptations to such Who’ll be the lucky winner? aisle puffing away on a what good is this "law ” if Knitting Mill at Manchester Green. The row; First from left, Annie Clarke; fifth, conditions. outside. I never want to DEAR M.K.: I'm sure A lucky someone is going to win a a cigarette. I politely asked nobody enforces it? see the inside of a prison there are a lot of good year was 1902. Clarke could identify Nettie Jordt and seventh from left, at 646-051$ for ticket information. The Sonshine has openings her if she knew that m a n y o f t h e s e animals have scales or spines or Lincoln Town Car this week. The car is DISGUSTED IN as long as I live. people with bad memories some of the workers. In the front row, Jennie Clarke; Fourth row: Fourth from drawing will be on the Great Lawn smoking in the store was MICHIGAN Do you have any out there who would ap­ other appendages, as well as the ability to contract being raffled by the Manchester Rotary Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St. is prohibited by law. Her first and second from left are Nile Henry left, Julia Gleason; fourth from right, rapidly to protect them against shifting sands. Saturday at 6 p.m. From 4to7p.m. there suggestions? preciate a good-humored Club.to support the club’s scholarship will be live music, dancing, cocktails accepting registrations for a new day care center, answer: "Get lost! ” I got DEAR DISGUSTED: DID MY TIME ^ reminder. and Lillian Young. Fifth from left is Nora Gleason and far right, Michael Nematodes, or round worms — among the most Sonshine Day Care Cetner, to open in September. ahold of a store employee Obviously, it's no good at Furthermore, it’s in­ Margaret Clarke Henkenbock and far Lynch. ' abundant creatures living in the sand — may have fund. Showing off the car are, from left, and hors d'oeuvres for ticket holders. Children ages 3, 4 or 5 are eligible. and said, "That woman all. And I welcome any DEAR DID: Ask your stinctive to protect one’s right, Nellie Calhoun. Second row: far rings of hardened skin to protect them against the Maurice Moriarty of Moriarty Brothers, Raffle ticket holders can buy additional The cost is $180 a month: $45 a week; or $10 a day. over there is smoking.” and all solutions offered chaplain how to get in self against possible hurt, crushing action of the sand grains. Jerry Baskin, Rotary president, and Ron tickets for the Great Lawn party for $25. For more information call the church at 649-6647. His answer: "Really? by readers. A typical kinorhynch, which is unable to swim, touch with organisations' so don’t knock it. No Simmons, raffle coordinator. Tickets Two ginat canopies will be set up at the Well, that's her problem.” and businesses that help remembrance is moves by protruding its spine-covered head and using Then I located the store are $100 each and, out of 285, there are D EAR ABBY: I am former inmates start “ worthless.” its adhesive glands and body spines to prevent party, in case of rain. Playground game winners manager and told him. He finishing a three-year over. accidental removal from its home. Then, by using iust three left. Simmons can be reached said, "Sorry, we don't sentence in the Green Bay Don't look back. You've (Every teen-ager longitudinal muscles, the animal retracts its head and Winners of various events conducted at town 2 interfere.” I said, "But Correction Institution, paid your dues. Don't look should know the truth pulls its trunk forward. By repeating this process, the playgrounds by the Recreation Department are: it's the law !" His answer: which is a nice name for a up any of your old friends about drugs, sex and how kinorhynch creeps along — from one tiny space to Amazon adventure "We don't interfere." another. Bowers School — tavorite rock group poster making prison, but that's what it who aren't decent, law- to be happy. For Abby’s contest: Mindy Addabbo and Bernie Trott, first; Caty I then phoned the police is. abiding citizens. booklet, send $2 and a In the 18th century, one of the tardigrade’s department to report that Burgess and Geoff Burgess and Dana Hensley, I am going to face a Take care of your body. long, stamped (37 cents), innovative adaptations led to controversy. “ These second, and Jason Lawrence, third. the "N o Smoking” law problem that every ex-con (No drugs.) Resist the self-addressed envelope creatures have a very powerful ability to withstand was being violated in the faces when he gets out and temptation of easy mo­ to: Abby, Teen Booklet, extremes in temperature and other environmental Tourists can sail in style Keeney Street School — scavenger hunt: Aimee grocery store. I was told, tries to get a job. I will ney. I f it’s not legal, turn it P..O. Box 38923, Holly­ conditions,” Higgins explains. "In a dried state, they Claveria, Lori Vega, Sarah Wilbour, Sandy Gorham, “ That's the business of can survive temperatures well below freezing and as Mary Brosnan, first-place team; Jason Gorham, have the label “ ex-con” down. wood, Calif. 90038.) By Arthur Herman hot as boiling water, and they can be revived within 30 swimming pool tourists can watch spicy "Tucupi” duck during three Tommy Petrowicz. second-place team. United Press International the green jungle roll by or observe sittings that are necessary when minutes, even after years of existing in what is Mahoney Rec Center — pie eating contest: Richard essentially a sUte of ‘suspended animation.’ Well, the muddy Amazon which reaches the ship is full. At breakfast, a MANAUS, Brazil — Until re­ Lajoie, first; Todd Rose, second; Andrew Shackett, when early biologists first described these animals a width of 8'/i miles at one point on selection of tropical fruits and Impotence can be caused cently, travel on the Amazon River the route. juices is served. third; Michelle Nelson, fourth; Carrom tournament: they used the word ’resurrection’ when referring to usually meant braving damp heat "The biggest attraction has to be Among the most striking specta­ Vim Kiely, first; Shaun Kiely, second; David their ability to revive after severe drying. That led to McAdam, third; and Chuck Rose, fourth. (|uite a ruckus in the church! ’’ of up to 105 degrees and sleeping in the nearness to nature, the native cles to be seen is the phenomenon hammocks on the crowded decks beauty,” LuizFabianodeOliveira, known as the "meeting of the Also: water relay: Stacy Mutchek, Chuck Willard, of dirty wooden riverboats. captain of the Para, said in an by many different factors • E VE N TODAY, very little is known about these and waters.” Just outside Manaus, the John Mutchek, Brian Cardona and Julie Dunn, first; Sometimes a lucky visitor wish­ interview during a recent cruise. other microscopic sand inhabitants, but Higgins blue-black waters of the Negro Mike Rivera, Kevin Viel, Robert Rioux, Suzy Viel, and ing to cruise the world's mightiest believes that most feed primarily on even tinier plants The voyage from Belem on the River meet the dark yellow cur­ Jody Smaglis, second; Dawn Trautman, Danny DEAR DR. LAMB: My river could get a "first-class” delta to Manaus takes five days husband is 59 years old and organic matter. In turn, the animals contribute to rents of the Amazon and the two Carlin, Lisa Bouchard, Brian Smaglis and Barry DEAR READER: I cabin on a freighter. But still the and five nights while the descent Rasmus, third. and about 15 pounds over­ the food chain by serving either directly as food for continue for miles before mixing. would think that would comforts were minimal and the from Manaus to Belem is three- The same occurs in mid-cruise weight. He has borderline higher marine organisms or by supplying digested Also: weird costume contest, most original: Sherry add to the problem. The sailing schedules sporadic. and-a-half days and three nights. near the city of Santarem when the hypertension with a pres­ organic nutrients to these organisms. Krause, first; Jody Smaglis, second; Suzy Viel, third; average egg yolk contains Now the govemment-controled The price per passenger in either green waters of the Tapajos River sure of 158 over 84, which Your Health He also believes that scientists can use these funniest: Kevin Viel. Rino Viel, Eric Rose; most 225 milligrams of choles­ Amazon. Shipping Company direction, based on double occu­ meet the Amazon. is down since he lost organisms as a tool for detecting environmental colorful. Chad, Dennis Taridona, Brian Smaglis; terol. The American (ENASA) has taken a major step pancy, is $460 in an inside cabin The jungle scenery is more aapproxim ately 15 Lawrence Lamb, M.D. changes, since the animals live just below the surface most outrageous, Robbie Rioux, Ed Moyles, Michael Heart Association’s re­ toward opening the 4,000-miIe-long and $550 in an outside cabin. Meals exotic on the wilder, downstream J of the sand where pollutants are likely to accumulate. pounds. rivet; and its rain forest to are included and each cabin has a Rivera; best all round: Robbie Rioux. Another mill group "These creatures are a whole new biological half of the voyage while on the He has been a heavy commendation is to limit international tourism. shower, toilet and washstand. frontier," he says. "E ven though biologists have been upstream Manaus half the river Bubble gum blowing contest, largest bubble: John drinker for many years the total cholesterol In­ ENASA has put into regular The two ships are double-hulled take from ail sources studying the oceans for hundreds of years, we’re just banks are often dotted by farms Carlin, Dennis Taridone and Dan Carlin; Jump rope and has experienced occa­ This group, posing on a different side of of Coventry. In the third row, second service on the Amazon two new catamarans, well-suited to the (meats, milk, dairy pro­ begfnning to learn about these microscopic animals and even cattle ranches. contest, longest jump: Jody Smaglis, Suzy Viel and sional problems in main­ the Glastonbury Knitting Mill, was luxury passenger ships that are needs of river navigation. The 61 ducts and foods made with from left, is Annie Jensen,, a sewing and their incredible adaptations and lifestyles.’’ Some passengers expressed dis­ Dennis Taridone; glider contest, Robert Rioux. Rino taining an erection as a is often difficult to know blood pressure could stop fully air-conditioned, feature a cabins are ail on the main deck and result. When he began animal products) to no photographed in 1896.* This photo was machine operator who was a relative of appointment they did not see Viel and Sean McAdam. which one or which combi­ taking medicine if they comfortable restaurant and are a sitting and observation room more than 300 milligrams loaned by Mrs. Dorethy (Jensen) Ferrell animals along the banks. Crew­ taking Inderal for his nation is the culprit in lost weight and reduced Mrs. Ferrell’s, staffed to provide attentive gives a good view from just below Guess how many contest. Dave Williard, It correct blood pressure his erec­ a day. men said that to really see wildlife, cases like your husband’s. salt intake and alcohol service. the bridge. the visitor in Manaus or Belem guesses: Mike Hartley, 9; and Chuck Willaird, 5. tion problems increased Alcohol certainly can Retirees, students Waddell School: Bubble blowing contest, biggest: consumption. Now, if the patient Named after two Amazon region For those who like the sun, the should hire a small boat to enter and other medicines such and often is an important Shawn Gauvin and Wayne Zurger, tied for first; I ’m glad your husband’s happens to have a low states, the Para and the Amazonas best spot is the open upper deck. At creeks and lagoons where they can as diuretics did not help. factor in causing impo­ Simone Gauvin, second; and Renee Deselles, third. pressure is down but he cholesterol level and a volunteer to work carry up to 138 passengers on night, a kind of outdoor disco get a look at alligators, monkeys, We finally realized his tence. High blood pres­ NBC jumps on cable bantdwagon should stop drinking alco­ good ratio of the small to 1,000-mile trips between the major functions there. orchids and thousands of other Home Run Derby: Most, 56 home runs, Dave problem is more from sure medicines can also hol entirely for best re­ large fatty-cholesterol river cities of Belem and Manaus. The restaurant serves local species of plants and animals in the Edwards, first; Wayne Zorger, 55, second; and Jason alcohol than the medica­ cause it. The size of the in nation’s forests sults. He should also get particles then you might From a sun deck around a small specialities such as local fish and region. Neubauer, 34, third place. tion, perhaps because of a dose may make the differ­ rid of the rest ofhis excess loss of testosterone be more liberal. Even so ence in whether it does. weight. He may not need 'i with Friday video music show COLVILLE, Wash. (U P I) - Retired people caused by the alcohol. Is would not recommendd ^ Along that line, many any blood pressure medi­ looking for adventure and students looking for job this condition reversible forcing anyone to eat eggs patients being treated for cine then. After stabiliz­ By Jullanne Hastings of mini-feature films star­ have different themes experience or school credits head the list of L after a heart attack. gether late night pro­ Travel In Brief RV industry by greatly reduced alco­ high blood pressure with ing he could be more fully U P I TV Reporter ring top rock groups—the each week — such as volunteers who set out to work in the for nation’s hol consumption? grams that appeal to medicines would be able evaluated for impotence Women tend to have a format used by MTV — an “ Hall of Fame” nights young viewers.” forests each summer. He is doing very well to have normal blood Hemingway birthday noted along the lines discussed low cholesterol during the NEW YORK - Fallout NBC spokesman said. featuring top video tapes In ipany cities the show , In return for a chance to commune with nature, weightwise. He now pressure without medica­ from the music-video ex­ in The Health Letter that 1 childbearing years, which " I t will be more struc­ of the past — and there will be simulcast with ttousands willingly give of their time. K E Y WEST, Fla. — From July 20-24, Key West is revving up drinks about six ounces of tion if they changed their tured than MTV, with a am sending you. often means they can plosion on cable television will be visits to the homes local radio stations for ' They may spend the summer months doing will celebrate the 86th birthday anniversary of red wine before dinner lifestyle. Rose Stamler beginning, middle and consume eggs during has finally made its vyay of top rock stars and a stereo listening, the NBC resource inventory in the Panhandle National Forest Ernest Hemingway, who lived in this southern­ and takes one diuretic a and associates from end,” the NBC spokesman DEAR DR. LAMB: those years with less to the commercial ’ ’900’ ’ v ie w e r call-in spokesman said. M TV qf Idaho, trail maintenance at Yellowstone Park in most city in the United States in the 1930s. day. Northwestern University networks. said, noting that "Friday Should a woman who has concern. But the real number for anyone who subscribers who want Wyoming or range improvement projects in the Events scheduled for the festival will include a DETROIT (UPI) — The recreational vehicle reported at the last Amer­ Beginning July 29, NBC Night” is a 90-minute had a coronary thrombo­ answer depends upon has an opinion to express their programs in stereo tiakotas — all for the privilege of moving in and Hemingway Days street fair, Hemingway billfish industry predicts 1983 will be its best year since DEAR READER: ican Heart Association will air “Friday Night show while the cable sis be forced to eat at least what that specific individ­ on various trends and can have their cable in­ around one of the country’s vast and beautiful tournament, a Look-Alike contest. Heminway 1978. Already highways are filling up with motor There are many factors meeting that two-thirds of Video” in the 12:30 a.m. to program runs characters in costume party, Hemingway trivia one egg a day? Isn’t that ual’s cholesterol level performances. stallers hook up their TV wilderness areas. homes, campers and trailers headed for summer that cause impotence so it the patients with high 2 a.m. Saturday slot being continuously. quiz, an arm-wrestling competition, and a unnecessary cholesterol? really Is. “ NBC feels Ebersol has sets with their radios. Others, preferring more human contact, might host vacations. , vacated by the Emmy- NBC’s program will a knack for putting to- a campsite in the California redwoods or perform “ Bottoms Up” beer drinking contest. The recession that crippled the auto industry also winning comedy series ■ / ; Hard, physical work in a Job Corps camp in Oregon or The idea of the festival originated with Michael wounded the RV industry. High interest rates kept SCTV Network, which is I Maine. Whalton, general manager of Sloppy Joe's Bar, many families from investing in RVs. High gasoline going to cable. Shock from loss of pet dog S N O W C A fK • A few hardy souls who feel the life of a hernAit is co-director of the annual event which was first prices prompted others to keep their RVs in the the NBC is the first com­ Cinema worth a try volunteer to staff a wilderness fire lookout. held in 1981. garage or the backyard. mercial network to offer ' They live, eat and sleep in the solitude of a The improvement in the nation's economy plus on a regular basis the •AflOAINMATlNII OAILV Hong Kong flights added FIMT SMOW ONLY S2.! >mountaintop penthouse for a chance in a lifetime to lower fuel prices is bringing those vehicles out of music-video format seen HARTFORD IPG) 1:45, 7, 9:30. — War '.fitn e s s nature in the raw. SEATTLE — United Airlines, which recently storage and off the showroom floor. affects health of old person on MTV since Aug. 1,1981. AlhenMin Cinema— Reop­ Games (PG) 2:10,7:10,9:30. ens Thursday. I ; Some volunteers work full time. Others agree to inauguarated service to Tokyo, is now flying into David J. Humpreys, president of the Recreational MTV now "cablecasts” Cinema City — Tender — Twilight Zone — The Movie IPG) 2, 7, 9:20. - devote specific days or hours to a project. Each Hong Kong non-stop daily from Seattle-Tacoma Vehicle Industry Association, says shipments through rock musical skits 24 Mercies (R) 2:30, 4:30, 7-», WINDSOR D EAR DR. BLAKER: I 7:30. -—Fruits of Posslon (X) . situation is worked out between the forest personnel international airport. April were 43 percent ahead of last year and are involved in a project ana­ hours a day and reaches ^.P teo — Flashdance (R) am embarrassed to ask ?«•'» Turkish : 4nd the individual. The airline is using 237-passenger, long-range almost double what they were in the first four months lyzing people’s secrets. If 1 , ^ cable systems and 14 Delight (X) 3:55,7:20.— The you this question but here DRIVE-INS .« ; Kathy Johnson, personnel officer at (Colville DC-10-30 aircraft on the route. of 1980. you would like to help, million TV homes, a spo­ Survivors (R) 7:20, 9:20. — goes. Rrtum of the JedI (PG) 1:30, Manchester— M v Tudorce • Rational Forest near the Canadian border in RVs, run the gamut from a $3,000 folding camping Ask send your secret to her at keswoman said. (R) 8:45 with Rock n' Roll CTROKER I am 87 years old and 4:15, 7,9:45. High SchooKPG) 10:15. 'Bortheastern Washington, said the program there has trailer to more than $100,000 for luxurious, custom- Evan small businessmen SECRETS, Newspaper The NBC show is being CInestudIo—Closed for the Trishaws’ are popular have lived alone for 20 Dr. Blaker East Hartford — My Tutor ACE > been very successful. built motor homes. Enterprise Association, produced by Dick Eber- Summer. (R) 8:45 with Spring Break — SMOWWAf! years, alone that is, ex­ Celenlal — Reopens ^ ; "W e had 35 volunteers last year and we’ re looking to SINGAPORE — Rudyard Kipling, Somerset A typical RV is a travel trailer, which costs about have cash flow problems 200 Park Ave., New York, sol, creator of the popular (R) 10:30. cept for my dog. He and I Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Friday. East Windsor-Valley Girl Z expand that this year," she said. Maugham, Noel Coward and many others, $9,100, while a mini motor home costs $20,800 and a N.Y. 10166. Any use of this late night. "Saturday RAST HARTFORQ were very close. When he m (R) 8:45 with Young Doctors ^ ^ She added the Forest Service wants to triple the famous or not so, have ridden in them. conventional motor home, $32,800. information will be kept Night Live” comedy show _,R“ lwoed Pub a cinema— In Love (R) 10:30. died a few months ago, I Flashdance (R) 7:15,9:05. PSYCHO 2 •volunteer effort nationwide as soon as possible. Tourists also like the “ trishaws,” or pedicabs, Truck campers — the kind that slide onto the bed of confidential. and will consist of a series Mansfield — Stroker Ace was devastated. Peer Richards Pub A ci- (PG) with Spring Break (R) SI Z Johnson said the forests themselves provide enough the combination tricycle-riokshaws that ply the a pickup truck — cost just under $4,000. These are nim a — Flashdance (R) 7:30, — — SHOWN HI 1— — I still can’t get over my from 8:45. Z allure for most volunteers, and nearly every streets of Singapore and other Southeast Asian often the first RV a family will own. . isno-ttSs-4(SO.riM.it«og ; volunteer pays for his own food and lodging during his grief for him. Other peo­ your blood pressure drops 'education' which doesn’t 'showcase Cinema — cities. But it isn't just campers. The Recreational Vehicle Stroker Ace IPG) 12:15,2:30, ; Mint. Your newspaper carrier depends on ple must think I am crazy even lower. seem to be going any­ The trishaws have been around for about a Industry Association says van conversions also fall Thoughts ~ Superman III PORKY'S 2 She said two types of volunteers usually step but he was almost like a This research indicates where, why not take con­ (PG) 12:10, 3, 7:10, 9:40. — century and a half, and although clumsy and slow into the category and can be best for a family that his collections each week to pay hla Ortopussv (PG) 12:45, 3:30, I forward, despite the inconveniences: “ People who person to me. I also feel that your relationship trol and pay only for TNI NEXT M Y in appearence, they can weave through traffic in wants a multi-purpose vehicle not limited just to II (R) • are retired and want to do something for a few days a physically weaker since with your pet may have courses that lead to some Soren Kierkegaard, the 12:20, 2:35, 4:50, 7:30, 10. — ■SHOWN !«>• crowded areas at«bout 35 miles an hour, a speed weekend trips. bill, whether or not he has received Even when I see a man Appearing iveek and college students.” he died. been helping to keep you training he can use to get a Danish philosopher, has War Games (PG) 12, 2:20, buses cannot match. An A.C. Nielsen survey shows 60 million Americans sink very low, I should 4:35,7,9:20,-T w iligh t Zone Z ; High school students, too, have been attracted to the payment from hla customers. When Could my dog’s death be healthy. Why not get job? been a favorite of mine for WadnEsdoy Night The price in Singapore is about $7.50 a ride. went camping last year. Of that total, more than 24 never presume to doubt ■.T.1*J*®''lelPG) 12:M,2:40, .“t program in increasing numbers over the past few affecting my health? another dog once you feel Don’t let him intimidate many years. His thinking 4 :« , 7:30,9:40. — Porky's II : fdW ■ ItOO OCTOPUtSt million took part in camping with the use of RVs. he doesn't get paid, he has to dip his salvation; but if it ' years. a little less distressed you into giving in on these always challenges my TheNextDav(R) 12:45,2:45, Trips can range from a jaunt to the nearby were myself, I should Sj^7:45,10. — Trading Places •; "They want to gain work experience, or an Macao waives visa rules DEAR READER: Yes, about your recent loss? important issues. He will thinking, proding me on ---- SHOWN AT— campground or a fullscale caravan across the nation Into his pocket to make up the doubtless have to suffer (Rj 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:35, ' adventure, and also find out if they are interested in it’s very possible. First of Don't forget to reach out thank you later for the my faith journey. Con­ 9:55. iins.siss-riii.fiss MACAO — The Portugese-administered terri­ to parks and forests. this terrible thought.’ A MANCHESTER Jim Halloran : forestry as a career,’’ Johnson said. difference. all, you were very att­ for human companionship direction. sider — genuine religious person­ tory of Macao has waved visa requirements for There are even “ members only” campgrounds that , UA Theaters East — The • ; She said the older person or couple usually works sound as exclusive as any country club. Initiation fees ached to your dog and that too. "The world has often ality is always mild in his Survivors (R) 2,4:30,7,9:30. WAR GAMES U.S., Japanese and Philippine nationals. - two to three days a week for three to four months while go up to $10,000, plus annual dues of several hundred attachment has been DEAR DR. BLAKER: Reduce the role of tele­ seen examples of the judgement of others, and — Return of the JedI (PG) Previously, only nationals of Brazil, Beligium 1:.40, 4:20, 7, 9:40. — Volley ; the average student volunteer will work six to eight dollars. You can help make a small broken. That shock alone My 20-year-old son has vision in your household presumptuous religious THE JURY BOX ------S H O M IA f.-^ and Italy, and residents of the neighboring British only in his relation to Girl (RJ 2, 4,6, 0, 10. ; Weeks in the summer. could cause some physi­ been a terrible drain on with help from Dr. Blak- individual who is per­ himself is he cold and MANSFIELD 7 WalREt Street .. t tm l itR.dtlS.TiW.tilR . colony of Hong Kong, were admitted without The RV people claim some amazing results from a businessman from going under If cal symptoms. Trans-Lux College Twin — paying a visa fee. study two years ago by the University of Michigan. my finances. He takes er’s newsletter "Taming fectly secure in his own strict as a master inquisi­ MaEclMtttr, Ct 1 ' Most volunteers work in forests near their Twilight Zone — The Movie Two-thirds of those polled said they would rather take you pay your carrier You are also alone now classes at a nearby col­ the TV beast.” Send 50 ppace, like at a Job Corps O nter, for example. save the three participating carriers, Japan Air placed an emphasis on things the family can do goes down. If you talk to columns. JllNen Sguore Cinema — I ttse.wt.yiie.Rae.tje Lines, Pan Am and CAAC, an estimated U.S. $2 together — such as camping. DEAR READER; being; the only one I have Newell Curtis Return of the JedI (PG) 1:30, ;; 1 “ We also do not feed the volunteers. The rule is we your pet at the same time. Dr. Blaker is currently million a year in fuel costs. He said politics has also played a role. Ratherthan financing this fears about is myself. Center Cong. Church 4:50, 9:30. — Superman III • don’t reimburse people for normal expenses. But we The new routing will begin in early August. The uproar about the policies of Interior Secretary do reimburse people for extraordinary expenses ] Fares will remain the same. James Watt has shown that “ Americans care a great 647-9946 liAurred while working for us.” i deal about their right to outdoor recreation. U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 12, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. July 12, 1983 - 15 Births COrsetSi CVSffOifM tff D^n(frOptCC$ 0tcf» Pt9€t/O 0tm /i fustete^* Taylor, Megan Elizabeth and Keri Ann, twin ifchi ) ^ daughters of Glenn and Karen Chapman Taylor of 23 SPORTS Cambridge St., were bom June 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chapman of 15 Kenneth Drive, Vernon. Their paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alan Taylor, 108 Deborah Drive, Coventry. They «0’ 0»O «ONG«0<»*lA have a brother,Christopher,2. Botched Red Sox sale triggered court case Rouviere, Jeffrey Christian, son of Christian and ™ e Mary-Lou Traygis Rouviere, of 28 Williams St., was THE THE r l born June 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William GAMBIA i : GAMBIA % I GAMBIA GAMBIA LeRoux took Sullivan, Yawkey by surprise with takeover bid, witness claims Traygis of 28 Sherwood Circle. His paternal grandparents are the late Richard and Marie BOSTON (UPI) - Edward Rouviere. Harrington said Yastrzemski The Gambia is an African nation noted for more than 400 stamps. From left,:the kia kotoru, the chikora longo, the wutcho "Buddy” LeRoux engineered his Sullivan, Brian James, spn of Dennis J. and Joan June 6 takeover of the Boston Red called him and asked fora meeting Burrill Sullivan III, of South Windsor, was born Junes species of birds, including the following four pictured on and the yirra kongkonna. So* without notifying his two other so he could introduce Mugar to the at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal general partners of any moves general partners, Sullivan and grandparents are Mrs. Elizabeth Burilll of Wapping being made to change the team’s Yawkey. The four met Jan. 27 in Boston. and the late Robert C. Burrill. His paternal ownership, a team consultant said grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Sullivan Jr. today. It was five months later that the of 4 Robin Road. He has a brother, Timothy, 3. New ATA directory is week’s big event Completing his direct testimony deal was signed. In it. LeRoux Moseley, Justin Adam, son of Steven Alan and in Suffolk Superior Court, John valued his genera’., ... tner share at Jeannette Radion Moseley of Kingsley Drive, Harrington testified he and gen­ $5 million. Harrington and Sullivan Andover, was born June 25 at Manchester Memorial The big event of the week was the arrival of the AT A derived from peanuts and tourists. eral partner Haywood Sullivan Principals in Boston legal said it was worth $2 million. Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mary and (American Topical Association) Membership Direc­ were taken aback by LeRoux’s Harrington ba.sed his figure on John Radion of 28 Notch Road, Boiton. His paternal dispute during Day One of the overall value of the team, tory. This won’t happen again in a hurry as the cover IT IS “ a haven for birdwatchers, over 400 species move. trial Monday are (from left) grandparents are Frank and Francis Moseley of 115 is dated ” 1982-1985.” Collectors' have been recorded.” The four examples pictured Harrington, the representative which he put at $47 million, Bolton Branch Road, Coventry. If you like birds on stamps such as tAese, and want here are the kia kotoru, the chikora longo, the wutcho of general partner Jean Yawkey, Buddy LeRoux, Haywood including $12 to $14 million in debts Bonneau, Amy Kristen, daughter of Raymond to talk about them, you can track down 79 kindred C o m e r and the yirra kongkonna. As interpreted by Scott’s: said LeRoux never told her or Sullivan and Jean Yawkey. from construction, real estate and Edward and Phyllis Jolie Bonneau of 48 Steele spirits in the directory, and also can get help from the the blue-bellied roller, African pigmy kingfisher, Sullivan he wanted to amend the deferred payments. He said the Crossing Road, Bolton, was born June 23 at 11 bird specialists on the ATA Information Board. spur-winged goose and little woodpecker. The Latin ownership agreement, had hired a actual value of the team was $35 Russ MacKendrIck million based on the sale of the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal The main part of the book gives the ATA numbers, names are also on the stamps if you should need them. new team attorney and named a Phillies for $30 million in 1981 and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jolie of names and addresses of the 10,000 members. A set of 12 issues in this format came out in 1966, just new general manager. called the $2 million offer “ more Columbia. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Elsewhere you will see “ Members Listed by Topics a few weeks after the British colony of some 600,000 LeRoux hired former Judge than generous.” Mrs. Normand Bonneau of 2 Center Road. Andover. Collected" — agriculture. American Indians, Ameri­ souls became the Republic of The Gambia. If you dver Samuel Adams to be the Red Sox Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. can Revolution, through to wrestlers, writers, find yourself in that spot, better remember to get the general counsel without notifying Willis Homer of Mansfield. She has a sister, Michelle, HARRINGTON ALSO revealed Zeppelins and zoology. “ Topical Tim e” shows up every two months. It has name right. The National Geographic tells of a visitor Sullivan or Mrs. Yawkey and 2>/4. how LeRoux negotiated to buy 90 Then again they have “ Members Listed by various articles, an amazing Q & A section and a who forgot and mumbled “ Gambia” and was poked Adams advised LeRoux that he Stevenson, Richard Anthony, son of Richard percent of the Cleveland Indians Countries and Specialties Collected.” It starts with checklist of new topical issues. (These are called smartly in the midriff by an admonitory finger: “ It’s could amend the partnership I k f for $20 million, a deal that was in George and Margaret Peckham Stevenson of aerogrammes, Africa, air mail, Andorra, Argentina Thematics in Britain.) There 60 ATA handbooks THE Gambia!” > agreement to take control. Colchester was born June 25 at Manchester Memorial the works five months before the and ends with Vatican, Vietnam, view cards and available, a biography service for the 13,000 persons All their stamps since 1966 have the name like that. The June 6 coup was termed ested in buying LeRoux’s share at out a deal- to sell their shares to neered, a coup to take control of the quent pullout was revealed Mon­ 2 Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Rita D. Mugar agreement. worldwide stamps. shown on stamps and a sales service to help unload There is another country with a “ the” — The invalid by Sullivan and unlawful a fair market value, which Har­ Boston businessman David team, backed by Badgett. A judge Peckham of Tolland and the late Edward J. Peckham. day by Red Sox consultant John Harrington said he had been told your duplicates. Democratic Republic of the Sudan, but they don’t and prompted the his suit to rington Monday estimated to be $2 Mugar, but that was not completed blocked the move, but ordered a His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harrington, who represents Mrs. at the Red Sox Christmas party in IN A L L there are 783 topics with special study units Dues: $10 a year. ATA, 3306 North 50th St., make such a big deal of it, the ” t” is in lower case and resolve the dispute. million. because sullivan and Yawkey Richardson Stevenson of Notch Road, Bolton. He has trial to determine who’s in charge Yawkey. Harrington was the lea- December that LeRoux's deal for for some of them. The Information Board carries the Milwaukee, Wis., 53216-3299. there is never a “ the Sudan” as such on~B stamp. Harrington also reaffirmed that LeRoigc and his limited partner- exercise their right of first refusal. and for how much. a sister, Sandra Ann, 3>/i. doff witness in the trial and he was the Cleveland franchise "was names of 687experts to answer questions with no more The Gambia is a country smaller than Connecticut TONIGHT Sullivan and Yawkey are inter- backer. Rogers Badgett, worked One month later, LeRoux engi- Werhie, Richard James III, son of Richard J. and THE MUGAR DEAL and subse­ to resume his testimony today. progressing.” expense than an SASE. on the western bulge of Africa. It is practically Denise Pearson Werhie of 66 Morin Ave., Coventry, Summer get-together for members and guests of There is a translation service covering 27 languages surrounded by Senegal, with only a bit of seacoast and was born June 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. the Manchester Philatelic Society at Mott’s Commun­ to help with your foreign penpals. The publication a port called Bathurst or Banjul. Their income is Commentary His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ity Hall, 587 E. Middle Turnpike — 6:30 to 9. Alexander Pearson of Carson Drive, Coventry. His paternal grandfather is Richard J. Werhie of Eric Drive, Coventry. He has a sister, Jennifer, 6. Astronomers hunt landmarks for space telescope Yaps, Megan Reagan, daughter of Robert E. and Patricia Reagan Yaps of 58 Mt. Sumner Drive, Boiton, BALTIMORE (UPI) — Astronomers plates of the sky are being taken at annually. Trial reveals how partners squabbled over profits But Gillespie warns that it will be was born June 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. at the Space Telescope Institute are observatories in Palomar, Calif, and Perched above Earth’s turbulent difficult to move the telescope with Her maternal grandparents are James Q. and rushing to find a lot of “ good” stars in Siding Springs, Australia. atmosphere, the device will be able to pinpoint accuracy by the mid-1990s Bv Peter May day in the opening day of the Red Dorothy Reagan of 25 Buckingham St. Her paternal the months before the launching of the The sky survey plates will be scanned look seven times more deeply into key’s eyes. The feeling is mutual. reasonable return on the partners’ other heinous act or acts by the unless the star catalog is revised. UPI Sports Writer Sox ownership trial. involved on the Clear and Yast­ grandparents are Edward R. and Lee Yaps of $1 million orbiting observatory in 1986. by two microdensitometers at the space, detect objects 50 times fainter “ It has become apparent to me substantial investments.” general partners to give the rzemski contracts. And she points Stratford. She has a brother Thomas, 2. “ The guide stars will slowly drift out The memo does more than vilify Those stars, selected from the institute, creating a computer catalog and view them with 10. times better that Mrs. Yawkey has never Mrs. Yawkey replied in a 23- limited partners justification to out that no team has been more of their current measurements by then. BOSTON — It’s as vivid an Mrs. Yawkey. It turns out to be an Christi, Lucille Bode, daughter of Kerry Lynn and billions upon billions in the universe, of stars with the proper brightness for clarity than ground-based recognized and accepted the fact page memo (Badgett’s was 12 intervene. successful in keeping down salar­ Carol Sloan Bode of 113 West St., was born June 26 at One possible remedy is to take another example of unadulterated con­ eerie precursor in that it called for will serve as landmarks for the the space telescope to use in finding an observatories. that the club was sold by the pages) and said she recognized the Badgett thinks something’s ies than the Red Sox, adding set of plates,” Gillespie said. "Further tempt as one could imagine — one the establishment of one managing Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal telescope, helping it to locate and zero object. Astronomers say the telescope could Yawkey estate. She conducts her­ sale of the club and pointed out her awry. He rails against high salar­ Haywood Sullivan andCincinnati’s advances in ground-based automated which Rogers Badgett undoubt­ general partner to run things the grandparents are Mrs. Doris Kowalski of Manchester in on a viewing target. "VVhat we really need are about 10 produce discoveries that will have as self as if the club were still wholly investment of $7 million was more ies and says the team signed Mark Dick Wagner “ are viewed by systems could also prove the answer.” edly thought would never be forthe way the investors were promised. and Grant Sloan of Cromwell. Her paternal “ We need to develop the Guide Star million good stars evenly sprinkled much impact on modem society as the owned by Yawkey interests,” than anyone else’s. She said she Clear and Carl Yastrzemski to player agents as the two mc-t A more immediate problem facing public’s consumption. And that, as we may recall, is what grandparents are Harold Bode of Manheim, Pa., and Selection System before the launch of over the sky,” said Gillespie, noting findings of Galileo had on 17th century Badgett says in the memo, which never had proposed a deal intend­ contracts worth “ far in excess of conservative men with respect to the late Janice Bode. the guide star project are difficulties in Confidential memorandums for got the whole matter to court in the the Space Telescope,” said Bruce that only a few hundred of the Europe. was distributed at an Oct. 20 ing to get rich quick at the expense what Buddy had been led to believe salary levels,” the development of the telescope’s fine the eyes of a precious few aren’t first place. Chmielecki, Brian Paul, son of Mark Charles and Gillespie. GSSS project manager. thousands of stars found on each plate Initially, the guide star data base will general partners meeting. of her partners. She says Badgett would be the maximum amount.” There’s more to both memos and guidance sensor system. The three viewed with such an elite eye in a BADGETT IS the limited Maureen Dugan Chmielecki of 66 Hollister St., was “ That requires making observations are suitable as guide stars. give the telescope’s sophisticated Badgett also said Mrs. Yawkey underestimated his return from He said LeRoux had no chance to Badgett even blistered off a J sensors are the mechanical devices courtroom. They’re exhibited for partner who invested $6 million born June 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His from ground based observatories for as Astronomers expect the 43-foot long equipment focusing power so precise it told him not expect a profit. his investment. discuss the increases and that 22-page rebuttal to Mrs. Yawkey’s that will use the computerized guide all to see. and was promised a'llS percent maternal grandmother is Catherine Dugan of New long as two to three years.” space telescope to last about 15 years, could spot a quarter held up in San “ I initially thought she was AT LEAST two things are LeRoux found out about Yast- reply. All of which makes for star catalog to locate and lock onto a And such was the case of return in five years. He received 47 York, N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Frank and Gillespie said 1,500 photographic making about 6,000 observations Francisco from the East Coast. jesting. Upon reflection, the evi­ understood in most partnerships: rzemski’s contract via a press revealing reading, for it graphi­ target. Badgett’s Oct. 18,1982 confidential percent. He is the money and Helen Chmielecki of 239 McKee St., Manchester. He dence seems to be that Mrs. the limited partners put up and release on his desk. cally illustrates the problems that memo blasting Boston Red Sox has a brother Jason, 6, and two sisters, Lisa, 4 and power behind Buddy LeRoux, Yawkey ... intends to run the club shut up and the general partners Mrs. Yawkey replied that brought the whole matter to court. Jillian, 19 months., general partner Jean Yawkey. It which automatically makes him more or less for her own purposes run the show. In most cases, it enough people from the team, And also brought the private became common knowledge Mon­ persona non grata in Mrs. Yaw- Leach, Megan Elizabeth, daughter of Raymond J. and not with a view to generating takes gross malfeasance or some including counsel AI Curran, were messages to the public eye. and Catherine Gordon Leach of 29 Thompson Road, was born June 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Robert and Joyce CALI DENISE Gordon of Glastonbury. Her paternal grandmother is Frances B. Leach of Chestnut Street. Bosox Morrison, Jillian Lee, daughter of Jeffrey and Gina Tennis sponsors Williams Morrison of Vernon, was born June 25 at » 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Dixie Williams of 166F Homestead St. rebound come under fire Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison, East Windsor. YOUR CLASSIFIED AD NEWPORT, R.I. (U PI) - While their choice as far as smoking is ' Pfeiffer, Matthew James, son of William R. and some of the top women in tennis L concerned. We have not asked any Cynthia J. Price Pfeiffer of Hebron, was born June 25 REPRESENTATIVE IF YOU BOSTON (UPI) - Jerry pounded the courts at the opening of the players involved to take at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He has three Remy’s fielder’s choiee of the Virginia Slims Hall of Fame money to endorse Virginia Slims. " brothers, William Jr., 4>/4; John 3; and Robert I'/i; grounder with one out in the Classic tennis tournament, Denis said Virginia Slims is and a sister, Catherine, 5'/i. bottom of the 10th inning drove members of an anti-smoking group using a loophole in the law barring WANT TO: in Dave Stapleton from third pounded the pavement outside. broadcast cigarette advertising to base Monday night and lifted About a dozen members of promote their product. the Boston Red Sox to a 6-5 Group Against Smoking Pollution A spokeswoman for the Rhode Lifestyles demand comeback triumph over the Monday marched along the side­ Island Lung Association said her Seattle Mariners. walk on busy Bellevue Avenue in group shares GASP's concerns, simpler hair styles Stapleton led off the 10th with front of the Tennis Hall of Fame although the association is not a walk off reliever Bob Stanton, throughout the day. connected with the anti-smoking 0-2, and was sacrificed to second “ We support top-notch terniis,” group. Hairstyles that take hours to achieve are fast by Jeff Newman. Glenn Hof­ said organizer Tony Denis, “ but “ Cigarette smoking is on the rise becorning extinct, haircare experts say. BUY m fman singled Stapleton to third we think that Virginia Slims is in young women. In all other “ With today’s lifestyle demanding more women and Remy. followed with a sharp using the tournament to promote groups cigarette smoking is declin­ work outside the home, they especially do not have grounder to first baseman Jim cigarettes, a product that has ing,” Carol McCullough said. "We time to wet hair, set it, sit under a dryer, comb it out Maler, who was unable to throw nothing to do with athletic object to this tournament because and then elaborately style it, " says Ceil Kuzma, out Stapleton at home. prowress.” young women make up the most assistant director of haircare for Prell Shampoo, a SELL m Luis Aponte pitched 2-3 of an As they marched along, the vunerable group. " division of Procter and Gamble. inning to raise his record to 4-3. group chanted, “ Virginia Slims Ms. McCullough also said her Breezy styles and easy care are emphasized for the The Red Sox tied the score 5- 5 doesn’t care about tennis, they just group objects to the underlying summer of 1983, says Ed Brown, national styling with none out in the ninth. Remy want your life and your money.” message of a cigarette company director of HairCrafters, a national chain of over 2,000 lashed a leadoff double off The group was unsuccessful in sponsoring an athletic event. franchised salons. TR A D E m Seattle ace reliever Bill Caudill getting any of the 32 participants in They are also easier on the hair, he said. and Wade Boggs’ double off the the event to boycott the tourna­ “ We have opposed the sponsor­ "Minimal upkeep on a style also means that hair center-field wall tied the score. ment, Denis said. ship of the women’s tennis tourna­ exposed to summer sun, wind, and water won't have Jim Rice was walked intention­ A spokesman for Philip Morris, ment by Virginia Slims because we to suffer as well from harsh styling treatments,” he ally and Stanton got Tony the New York-based company that object to the linking of athletic said. FIX m Armas to ground into a double produces. Virginia Slims, said the success, women's rights and the Ms. Kuzma said fall styles also follow the shorter play, with Boggs taking third. cigarette manufacturer was not healthy activity of tennis to the sleeker trend, but with added fullness on top. Dwight Evans was walked bothered by the protest. potentially fatal consumption of Many of today’s hairstyles are influenced by the intentionally before Reid Ni­ cigarettes.” Ms. McCullough said. * - r » “ The group is entitled to do this, physical fitness craze. Women are jogging, doing chols grounded out to send the we have no objection to them Thirty-two top women tennis aerobic dancing and playing racquetball during their RENT m game into extra innings. protesting,” said Ellen Murlow, players are participating in the the lunch hours. With Seattle leading 5-1 mid­ director of marketing for Philip $100,000 tournament, which lasts With wash-and-go hair in big demand, the emphasis way through the eighth, the Red UPI photo Morris. “ We feel adults will make until July 17. has shifted to cuts making use of natural curl, angle Sox answered with three runs. and hair texture. Rice led off with a single and Red Sox second baseman Jerry Remy Mariners’ Richie Zisk goes down. "With these new styles, the cut is the thing,’ ’ said YOU CAN RUN AN AD HIRE IT! scored on Armas’ double. relays double-play ball to first as Brown. Back-to-wall Medics Soft perms are also popular, to give hair easy AL roundup manageability and more body. FOR FREE! TOO! “ Root perming helps add lift, drop perming adds FIND IT! manage to win again end curls, and body waving gives soft overall shaping to part of all of the hair,” he said. “ But these methods are just accessories to the style.” 3 3 4 Yanks lose; Texas wins in 15 The Medics staved off elimina­ five miscues. Brown also said the short summer cuts can actually tion for the second game in a row, to all home The Medics opened the scoring in help hair recover from a winter of blow-trying and hot defeating Moriarty Brothers, 9-2, iron curling. • 7 • GIVE IT AWAY! B y United Press Castino and Ward gave the Dennis Martinez, '5-11, scat­ runs pacing a 14-hit attack. In the bottom of the second when Bill subscribers who in a do-or-die game for both clubs “ Natural drying will help your hair get back into International Twins a 3-2 edge in the third. It tered nine hits over six innings the fourth Fisk drove his 11th Kennard scored on a bases-loaded in the Town Major Little League walk to Kevin Covell. Moriarty's great shape.” he ^id. 1 0 have something was Ward's 55th RBI of the year but needed relief help from homer to left and then Luzins- 1 1 1 3 Tournament at Leber Field Mon­ Gary Gaetti hit a two-run rebounded with two runs in the The evolution ofioday’s wash-and-go hairstyles did and second game-winning hit. Sammy Stewart in the seventh ki’s 14th homer into the left-field day night. to sell for less homer and Gary Ward ripped third on an RBI single by Ryan not come easily. Steve Balboni’s two-run ho­ and Dan Morogiello, who upper deck made it 6-1 and The National League Medics will 3 1 4 IS IS an RBI triple Monday night to Barry and a fielder's choice. Prell researchers found hairstyles have been in a / mer gave the Yankees a 2-0 lead earned his first save. knpeked out Len Barker, 6- 9. face Boland Oil, the International than $99.00 lead the Minnesota Twins to a state of flux almost as great as the American economy in the second. It was the second Singleton’s two-run single At Arlington, Texas, Bobby League champs, at 6 o’clock David Russell, the Medics’ hero foi the past 35 years. 4-2 victory in Minnesota over of the year for the part-timer, sparked a four-run first inning 1 7 1 1 IS 3 0 We will run your ad Johnson smacked a two-out solo tonight in what could be the final at the plate, then led off the third the New York Yankees. Like hemlines, they crept up and down in response for 6 days free of charge. 643-2711 recently called up from Colum­ against Steve Baker, 3-3. John home run in the 15th as the contest of the double-elimination with a single off the rightfield wall, Bobby Castillo, 5-6, yielded to political and social trends, war, European Fill out the coupon bus of the International League, I^wenstein singled over the Rangers broke a five-game tourney. Boland, undefeated in later tying the score on a sacrifice seven hits, walked four and influences, and the development of new hair care and came after Castillo issued a first Orioles run and Jim Dwyer losing streak. The game lasted 4 tourney play, could afford a loss, fly by David Campbell. Russell and either mail it or struck out three in posting his techniques and styling methods. walk to leadoff hitter Oscar added a run-scoring double. hours, 42 minutes. Milwaukee forcing a deciding game Wednes­ had the game-inning RBI an inning Name__ bring it to the Manchester second complete game. fn 1947 Christian Dior launched "The New Look' ’ In Gamble. In other games, Chicago center fielder Rick Manning later, singling home Coveil and Herald Office. Gaetti cracked his 11th home day, However, it will be another Paris to highlight femininity in reaction to unflatter- . Meanwhile in Baltimore Ed­ ripped Cleveland 9-2, Toronto became the eighth outfielder in must-win situation for the Medics Scott Altrui as the Medics put the Address. run of the season off Jay Howell, Ing World War II attire. Women wore their hair in die Murray and Ken Singleton reached Kansas City 7-4 in li major-league history to record at Leber tonight. contest out of reach. ' 1-4, in the second inning. The chignons. Phone _ lianrlfpatpr Itpralti blasted early home runs as the innings, Detroit pounded Cali­ 12 putouts in a game when he Medics pitcher Chris Conklin Russell had three hits on the blast, into the left- field seats, In the 1950s women permed in curls or ironed their Baltimore Orioles jumped into a fornia 12-6 and Texas edged grabbed Wayne Tolleson’s lea­ came after a double by Kent ended Moriarty’s season by toss­ night and Pat Dwyer added two hair to straighten it, or sported the "flip,” usually 7-0 lead and held on for a 7-6 Milwaukee .5-4 in 15 innings. doff fly in the bottom of the 14th. Hrbpk and tied the game 2-2. ing a five-hitter and receiving more for the Medics while Steve bouffant on top and curled sharply upward, or victory over the Oakland A ’s At Chicago. Carlton Fisk and The feat has been accomplished eight hits in support of his effort. Bugnacki had a double and Kevin Back-to-back triples by John Monday nieht “ flipped” at the sides. ' « Greg Luzinski slammed home five times in extra innings. The Medics also played errorless Bottomley a single in Moriarty’s ball while Mdt-iarty’s committed losing cause t MANCHESTER HERALD, Tue.sday, July !2. 1983 - 17 ** — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 12. 1983 Many top athletes missing S p o rts Scoreboard

In B rie f Pirates 3, Giants 2 Tigers 12, Angels 6 Softball White Sox 9. Indians 2 On the whole, world games a bust Basketbaii Basebaii PITTSBURGH SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA DETROIT ab r h bl ab r h bi ab r h bl ab r h bi CLEVELAND CHICAGO Wynne ct 4 0 0 0 LeMastr ss 4 1 1 0 Carew 1b 4 2 2 0 Whitakr 2b 4 2 2 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi Race driver is ‘criticai’ Ray 2b 3 0 10 Bergmn oh 1 0 0 0 Burlesn ss 4 2 2 0 Cabell 1b 5 2 2 1 Bannistr rf 3 0 1 0 RLaw cf 5 0 0 0 By Randy Starkman Madick 3b 3 1 0 0 Evans lb 4 111 Trillo 2b 4 0 10 Hill c 0 0 0 0 ST. PAUL, Minn. — Race driver Kathy Rude of TONIOHT’S GAMES Downing If 4 2 2 4 Herndon If 5 4 5 3 UPI Sports Writer NATIONAL LEAGUE Thmpsn 1b 3 0 0 0 Yongbld 3b 3 0 RJcksn 0 1 dh 4 0 10 Parrish dh 5 1 2 1 Hargrv 1b 4 0 0 0 Fisk c 4 1 1 2 Olann vi. Hungry Tiger, 7:J0— Northern Easier It 4 2 3 2 Clark rf 4 0 10 Thorntn dh 3 0 0 0 Halrstn cf 10 0 0 Seattle, severely injured in a 130-mph crash at Roberlion East Lynn cf 4 0 0 0 Wilson rf 3 10 0 Brainerd International Raceway, was reported in Relations 75 (BUI Gorra 15), Paganl W L Pcf. GB Parker rt 4 0 3 0 Leonard It3 0 Valentin 1 0 rf 4 0 1 1 Wocknfss c 4 1 2 2 Harrah 3b 4 0 0 0 Walker lb 3 0 0 0 EDMONTON, Alberta — If not for the Canadian Zembrowrid v». Lothrop, 7:30— Montreal 42 39 .519 Pena c 4 0 10 Davis ct 4 0 10 Thomas cf 4 1 2 1 Groy ph 10 0 0 critical condition after undergoing surgery Fitzgerald Caterers 59 (Bob Venora 19). Grich 2b 4 0 0 0 Lemon cf 4 0 13 men’s basketball team, the 1983 World University Lombardi 75 (BUI Anderson 17),Tony’s Philadelphia 40 38 .513 '/a Berra ss 3 0 2 0 May c 4 0 0 0 Foil 3b 3 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 5 1 2 0 Tabler If 4 0 0 0 Squires Iv 0 0 0 0 Monday night. Cherrone'f vi. Main, l:4S— Fitzge­ St. Louis 42 41 .506 1 Robinson p 3 0 0 0 Kulper 2b 3 0 10 Franco ss 2 1 1 0 Luzinsk dh 4 2 2 1 Games would have been remembered for the rald Pizza 55. Boone c 3 0 0 0 Casflllo 3b 5 0 3 1 Officials at St. Paul-Ramsey Medical Center Chicago 39 45 .464 4Va Sarmlent p 1 0 0 0 Breining o3 0 Totals 1 0 34 5 8 5 Totals 41 12 1912 Hassey c 3 0 0 0 Baines rf 5 2 3 1 countries which never showed up, the confusion which CBT vz. Loetrada, 4— Fitzgerald Pittsburgh 37 43 .463 4Va Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Barr o 0 0 0 0 Kittle If 4 12 0 Ward vt. Balllveau, 6— Paganl California 300 003 000—5 would not reveal the reason for Rude's surgery. Southern New York 31 52 .373 12 VenabI ph 10 10 Detroit 512 021 lOx— 12 VLaw 3b 4 12 2 ran rampant once many did or as an another example Highlander vi. Nutmeg, t— Nike West Totals 32 3 10 2 Totals 34 2 8 2 Dybznsk ss 4 1 2 1, The 26-year-old driver went into the operating Gentle Touch v i. Irish, 7:30— Nika style 52 (Bobby Pexeron 19, Will Game-winning RBI — Lemon (5). room Monday at 9 p.m. CDT. of Soviet superiority. That’s ifthey were remembered Atlanta 52 32 .619 PIHsbureh 100 100 001— 3 E—Rozema, Grich, Valentine. DP— Cruz 2b 3 12 2 at all. B a J vs. Sportsman, 6— Charter Oak M ilner 14), Shockers 45. Los Angeles 49 33 .598 2 San Francisco lOI 000 000— 2 Totals 31 2 5 1 Totols 38 9 14 9 Green H ardw are77 (Dave Lewis 25, Ed Cal Ifornia 2, Detroit 2. LOB—Cal llornia 1, Rude suffered a broken neck and other severe Jim s vs. Gibson's, *— Robertson San Diego 43 40 .518 8Va Game-winning RBI — Easier (4). Detroit 13. 2B—Herndon 2, Par­ Cleveland 001 010 000— 2 But on the ninth day of competition, the sagging and Dalmar vs. Manchester, t— Kenney Beattie 13), M ulberry Restaurant 53 Houston 42 41 .506 9»/a E—Ray, May, Wynne. DP—San Fran­ Chicogo 021 320 01 x^9 injuries in the crash Sunday at the central (M ark M Istretta 19, BUI Silver 13). rish, Minnesota raceway. much-maligned event finally received a boost when Son Francisco 42 42 .500 10 cisca 1. LOB—Pittsburgh 5, San Cabell, Castillo. HR—Downing (7), Game-winning RBI — V.Law (4). the surprising Canadian basketball team won its gold Cincinnati 36 49 .424 16Va Francisco 9. 2B—LeMaster, Ray, Clark. Whitoker (5), Herndon (8). SF — E —Baines. DP—Chicago 2. medal. Colt Monday’s Results HR—Evans (20), Easier (5). SB—Berra 2 Cabell. LOB— Philadelphia 11, Cincinnati 7,11 Innings (5). S—Berra. IP H RERBBSO Cleveland 5, Chicago 9.2B—V.Law, Cruz, Whitaker piayer of month The 12-man squad, which had been expected to win a MorKhester 'A* kept Its post-seoson Atlanta 5, MontreatJ ^ IP H R ER BB SO Col Ifornia Thomas, Luzinskl. HR—Fisk (11), Luzln- bronze medal at best entering the Universiade, hopes olive w ith a 4-3 win over Las Angeles 7, St. Louis 6 Pittsburgh Zohn (L 5-4) 2-3 5 5 5 2 1 ski (14),Thomas (11).SB—Franco (14). NEW YORK — Lou Whitaker, the All-Star Windham at Windham High Monday Soccer San Diego 5, Chicago 5 Robinson 7 5 2 1 4 5 Travers 253311 IP H R ER BB SO exceeded all expectations by downing Yugoslavia Cleveland second baseman for the Detroit Tigers, has been night. Eliiah McFollev led Manches- Pittsburgh 3, San Francisca 2 Sarmnt (W 2-3) 1 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 Curtis 3 6 3 3 1 0 83-68 in an emotion-packed game last Saturday night Ir J with three hitsr while Tom Tuesday’s Games Scurry (S 3) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 W itt 2 2-3 3 1 10 1 0 Barker (L 6-9) named the American League’s June Player of the to win Canada’s first gold medal ever in international McCarthy had two and Greg Turner (All Times EOT) San Francisco Detroit Easterly Month, it was announced Monday by AL 5*'^. Mark Walling contributed key Atlanta (Daylev 2-0 and Walk 0-0) at Breining (L 5-5) 8 9 3 3 2 3 Rozema (W 6-0) 5 7 5 5 0 5 Spillner basketball competition. Heaton president Lee MacPhail. Joabiw. Mark Holmes allowed only Pee Wee Philadelphia (Grass 2-0 and McGrow 0-0 Barr 1 1 0 0 0 2 Bair (S 2) 4 1 0 0 0 3 The team, which had upset the Americans 85-77 to five hits and struck out seven. 'A ' now or Reed 4-1), 2, 5:35 p.m. Breining pitched to 2 batters In 9th. Rozema pitched to 4 batters In 5th. Chicago The league also announced that right-hander the league and w ill ploy llllng: Patriots 1 (Billy Poppas), Cincinnati (Pastore 2-8) at New York T—2:48. A—18,429. Burns (W 5-5) 9 5 2 1 3 5 reach the finals a night earlier, provided a game Sharks 0. HBP—by Travers (Lemon), by Witt Charlie Hough of the Texas Rangers was named Wednesday night at 6:30against league (Torrez 5-9), 7:35 p.m. (Wilson). WP—Curtis. Balk—Rozema. WP—Burns. T—2:59 A—18,473. which has had little support in Canada beyond the high •«a?w Coventry at Mt. Nebo Field. Panthers 1 (Bruce Watt), Oilers 0. Montreal (Welsh 0-2) at Houston (M. the A L pitcher of the month. Hough was 5-1 in school level with an instant injection of popularity Chr s Reposs and Ken Modean M.C.C.:Tornados 2 (Tom Kelley, Scott 4-3), 8:35 p.m. Dodgers7,Cardinals6 2:41. A—25,092. June with three complete games and a 1.33 ERA. combined to shut down Columblo os Angel Cosme), Express 0. Chicago (Noles 2-4) at San Diego while carving a niche for themselves in the country’s Aztecs 3 (M att DeMarco 2, Dan Haslm ck out 41 batters and allowed just 17 walks. Manchester 'B' took a 12-4 triumph at (Show 8-5), 10:05 p.m. sporting history. ML Nebo. Ten different players col- Carongelo), Tim bers 0. St. Louis (Stuper 7-4) at Los Angeles ST. LOUIS LOS ANGELES BlueJays7,Royals4(U) Canada’s gold medal — dubbed “ Miracle on Wood’ ’ -tected hits for the winners. (Welch 5-8), 10:35 p.m. Ob r h bl ab r h bi Orloles7,A’s6 . Pittsburgh (Tunnell 2-3) at San Herr 2b 2 0 0 1 Sox 2b 4 12 0 Righetti gets weekiy honor by team captain Jay Triano — could do for basketball Midget Francisco (Laskey 10-7), )0;35p.m. Ramsey 2b 0 0 0 0 Landrex cf 5 2 2 2 TORONTO KANSAS CITY ilusty OberktII 3bS 0 1 0 Baker If 5 3 4 4 OAKLAND BALTIMORE Ob r h bl ab r h bi in Canada what the U.S. hockey team’s victory in the M.C.C.:Spartans 1 (Brian Jones), Wednesday's Games ab r h bi ab r h bi NEW YORK — For pitching the first Yankee 1980 Olympics did for that sport in the U.S. Rockets 0. Pittsburgh at San Francisco LSmIth It 3 10 0 Guerrrr 3b 4 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 4 1 3 0 Wilson cf 5 0 10 Memorial Corner Store tallied five Vn SIvk It 1 0 0 0 Brock 1b 4 0 10 Hendrsn if 5 0 3 0 Bumbry cf 5 1 1 0 Mulinks 3b 5 0 1 0 Wshngt ss 6 112 no-hitter since Don Larsen's perfect fifth game of tithes In the tourth Inning and went on M.H.S.:Cougars 5 (David Rohrbach 2, Atlanta at Philadelphia, night Peters dh 5 0 12 Dauer 2b 5 1 1 0 Despite other world class performances at the Peter Farley, Justin Dieterle, Jason Cincinnati at New York, night Hrtdrck lb 5 1 2 0 Marshll rrf4 0 1 0 Upshaw lb 5 2 1 0 Brett 3b 4 0 3 1 the 1956 World Series — and the Yankees’ first to defeat Center Conga, 6-3, at Keeney. McGee cf 4 110 Yeager c 3 0 0 0 Almon ss 5 12 0 Ripken ss 4 12 0 Orta dh 3 0 11 McRae dh 5 0 2 0 Games, such as Canadian swimmer Alex Baumann’s UPI photo ■SKfy tif.Nf.ubauer had three singles and Twarkins, Jetf Magowon), Falcons 0. Montreal at Houston, night Lopes 2b 4 2 2 1 Murray 1b 4 2 1 2 regular season no-hitter since 1951, Dave Righetti Metros 3 (Dwayne Goldston, Chris Chicago at San Diego, night Green 'r f 2 1 1 1 Monday oh 1 0 1 1 Moseby cf 5 2 3 1 Alkens 1b 5 0 0 0 near-misses at world records in the 200-and 400-meter Rick Mollov and Harry Kastner two Brummr c 4 1 1 0 Russellss 3 11 0 Lansfrd 3b 4 1 1 2 Lownstn If 2 1 1 1 Whitt c 5 110 White 2b 5 0 2 0 Monday was voted American League “ Player of Romania’s Anisoara Cusmir flies en 7.06 meters, breaking the old mark of each to lead the winner’ s 14-hlt attack Seymour, Tyler Miller), Toros 1 St. Louis at Los Angeles, night Murphy cf 3 0 0 1 Roenick If 3 0 0 0 individual medleys and Irina Laricheva’s five gold (Kevin Poirot). OSmIth ss 4 0 11 Roenick ph 1 0 0 0 Cotllns If 6 0 4 2 Sherldn rf 5 1 1 0 the Week” for the week of July 4. route to a new games record in the 6.83. while Craig Coffin and Mike Switzer hit Forsch p 2 1 1 0 Reyes c 0 0 0 0 Gross 1b 3 0 0 0 Singletn dh 3 Bonnell 1 2 3 rf 4 0 0 1 Geronim If 5 1 2 0 medals at the pool, the event suffered from the apathy well for the losers. Whltecaps 3 (Joe Motto, Jeff Belanger, AMERICAN LEAGUE Phillips ss 0 0 0 0 Dwyer rf 10 11 Making two appearances last week, one his 4-0 Kevin Hodgkins), Comets 0. Eost Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Valenzul p 0 0 0 0 Griffin ss 6 12 1 Wathan c 5 12 1 of athletes and officials. women’s long jump. The new record is Sfewart p 0 0 0 0 Hancck 1b 3 1 2 0 Young rfTotals 2 4$ 7 0 16 0 6 Totols 0 45 4 14 4 no-hit performance and the other, 10.1 innings Stallions 1 (Travis HIbler), Chleftons 1 W L Pet. GB Brant ph 1 0 0 0 Cruz 3b 4 0 2 0 In pre-Games hype, officials said 97 countries and Charter Oak (Evon Malone). Toronto 47 ,^3 S88 Thomas ph 1 0 0 0 toronto 001 010 200 03—7 against Kansas City. Beckwth p 0 0 0 0 Kearney c 4 1 2 0 DempseyKansas c 4 City 0 1 000 0020 002 00—4 2 more than 4,500 athletes, many of them top notch Baltimore 44 36 ..5.50 3 Mexico waited until 15 minutes before a scheduled As most competitors pointed out, the Universiade _Jack Hull and Jeff Holt collected Landsty ph 1 0 0 0 Page pr 0 0 0 0 Game-Winning RBI—Moseby (6). performers, would be arriving in Edmonton for the 11 Detroit 44 36 .550 3 Totals 37 4 13 « Totals 37 7 12 7 men’s waterpolo match with Holland to inform was merely a tuneup for the world track and field three hits each to lead Postal Express gggeagaggggggggggggggg New York 43 37 5.38 4 Totals 32 5 8 3 Totals 35 7 12 7 days of competition. to an 8-1 rout of the Manchester JC's. one out when winning run scored Oakland 000 102 210—6 E—Alkens 3. DP—Kansas City 3. LOB Cannon case: net widens officials they had not brought their waterpolo team. championships. Pan American Games and various Milwaukee 40 .39 506 6Va Baltimore 430 000 00X—7 But only 67 countries showed up for the opening Jim Harney and Bob Case added two Boston 41 40 .506 6Va St. Louis 000 005 100— 5 —Toronto 15, Kansas City 10.2B—Wathan There were also tales of countries who showed up to pre-Olympic meets. hitsfor Postal while Frank Beaupre led Los Angeles 003 000 013— 7 Game-Winning RBI—Lo wen stein 2, Brett, Moseby, Sheridan,Geronimo. 3B BATON ROUGE, La. — Federal agents have ceremonies and the final figure for competing Goif Cleveland 35 47 .427 13 (5). claim their accreditation but were never heard from The exception was the Russians, who because the the JC s w ith three hlU. West Game-winning RBI — none. —Upshaw. SB—Bonnell (6), Garcia (18). arrested a Florida oilman and an accused Texas E—Marshall, Green, Guerrero, E—Almon, Dwyer, Ripken. DP— SF—Bonnell. countries was 76, with another five showing up to take again. 45 37 .549 _ Boltimore 1. LOB—OaklandO, Baltimore gold smuggler in a widening investigation of $7.5 Games were approximately one year away from the California 44 38 .536 1 Yeager, IP H R ER BB SO part in the cultural festivities. The final number of Universiade officials blamed the chaos on thealax Independent Hendrick, DP—Los Angeles 2, LOB—St. 10. 2B — Dwyer, Henderson, Toronto million in counterfeit money that led to charges athletes was well under 3,000. Olympics and in the same type of conditions, prepared Chicago 42 .39 .519 2'/2 Ripken, regulations of FISU, the international governing body Kansas City 38 39 494 4Va Louis 8, Los Angeles 7. 2B—Hendrick, Gott 4 2-3 9 2 2 0 3 against 1959 Heisman Trophy winner Bfliy extensively for many of the sports. Their results Lathrop Insurance nipped Pumper­ Tallwood Landreaux. HR—Baker 2 (10). SB— Almon. HR—Murray (14), Singleton (11), McLaughlin 3 1-3 1 0 0 0 4 Many countries left their best athletes behind. The of university sports. FISU, in turn, said it was the host definitely showed it. nickel Pub, 5-4, as Joe Torvano and Oakland 38 46 .452 8 Lansford (6), Lopes (10). SB—Lopes (11). Cannon. Low Gross, Low Net-A-Gross-Ken Minnesota 36 49 ,424 lOVa Green M offitt (W 4-0) 3 4 2 2 2 2 Russians came without their men’s and women’s country’s responsibilty to make sure all competing Rich Haydasz each had a single and a (14), L. Smith (13), McGee (15). S— S—Murphy. Kansos City Bill Glasscock, president of Magnum Oil in The Soviets, averaging a medal per event in the triple. Rich Busick and Rich Beleke- Comerford 73, Net-Leo Bravakis 79-10- S ^ tle 32 53 .376 14Va IP H R ER BB SO basketball teams, as well as their women’s volleyball nations fulfilled their commitments. 59, Cliff Keune 79-10-59, Jack Oglesby Monday's Results Valenzuelo 2, Forsch. SF—Green. Perry 6 8 2 1 ,4 > Pensacola, Fla., was accused late Monday of 10-sport competition, collected a total of 115 medals — wlcz had three hits apiece for the IP H R ER BB SO Oakland Armstrong 2 3 2 2 2 1 squad. American track star Carl Lewis did not show, The athletes didn’t seem too bothered by all the losers. 80-10-70, M ore Schardt 80-9-71, Bob Baltimore 7, Oakland 5 Baker (L 3-3) 1-3 3 4 4 2 0 conspiring to manufacture, possess and conceal 59 gold, 29 silver and 27 bronze. The United States was Thornton 82-10-72; B-Gross-BIII Wood Detroit 12, California 5 St. Louis Renko 2 1 0 0 2 2 while Romanian gymnastics sensation Nadia Co­ confusion. They just wanted to complete their events Acordia Restaurant won over Wilson Forsch 7 7 4 01 1 3 Jones 2 7 3 3 1 2 Creel (L (M) 1 4 3 3 1 0 $2.5 million in bogus bills. a distant second with 54 medals — 12 gold, 22 silver Electric, 7-0, In a forfeit when the losers 80, Dennis Sheehan 80, Net-Ed Minnesota 4, New York 2 Burgmeler 5 2-3 2 0 0 1 2 maneci showed up, but decided to coach instead of and move on to better — or as they called it — “ more McLaughlin 80-12-58, Bob Peterson Boston 5, Seattle 5,10 innings Sutter (L 7-5) 1 1-3 5 30 3 0 2 WP—Perry 2. PB—Wathan. T—3:52. A compete. and 20 bronze. Canada was third with 38 medals foiled to field a team at Robertson Los Angeles Baltimore —32,415. Investigators told UPI they had been informed important” events. • Pork. 82-13-59, John Bovhan 85-15-70, BUI Chicago 9, Cleveland 2 DMrtnz (W 5-11 6 1-3 9 5 5 1 3 (9-10-19) and Romania fourth with 27 (6-12-9). Mustard 85-15-71, Leo McAlees 82-11-71, Toronto 7, Kansas City 4,11 Innings Valenzuela 5 2-3 7 5 1 3 0 the printer of the money would turn himself in. Stewart 11-301130 Stewart 2-321100 Jay Howard 83-12-71, Ray St. Louis Texas 5, Milwaukee 4,15 Innings Moroglello (SI) 2 2 0 0 0 -0 EASTERN LEAGUE The arrests brought the number of men taken into Rec 82-11-71, Bob TumIskI 85-14-72, Stan Tuesday’s Games Beckwith (W 1-2) 2 1 0 0 1 1 custody to five. N.L roundup Forsch pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Stewart pitched to 2 batters in 8th. W L Pet. GB Skiba 85-14-72; C-Gross-RIch Brewer (All Times EDT) T—2:50. A—22,546. Reading 51 27 .654 Nassiff Arms outslugged Porter 85, Rich Zemgulvs85, W alt Kokoska 85, Seattle (Clark 3-2) at Boston (Brown 5- W P— Forsch, Stew art. T—2:47, "There are a lot of spinoff investigations from Cable, 15-11, ot Nike, as Don Slom- A— New Britain 45 35 .563 7 Net-John Warren 85-21-54, Luclen For­ 4), 7:35 p.m. Lynn 44 37 .543 BVs this,’’ said assistant U.S. Attorney Randall clnsky hod a home run and two singles tin 82-21-55, Don Cromwell 88-21-57, Ken Oakland (Helmueller 0-0) at Baltimore 47,087. for the winners. Rick Nicola, Jim Buffalo 43 * 39 .524 10 Miller. “ We’ve got smuggling, we’ve got drugs. Scofield 95-25-57, Sal Russo 88-19-59, (Ramirez 1-0), 7:35 p.m. Twins4.Yankees2 Albany 38 42 .475 14 But Cail'iRlq^s in v o lv e m e n t is s tr ic tly Rufinl and Rod Coffin added three hits Dan Gothers 95-25-59, Jon Jayson California (McLaughlin 1-1) at Detroit Woterbury 36 44 16 each for Nassiff while Jim Murphy and (Wilcox 7-8), 7:35 p.m, counterf^St^Jj _ • 89-19-70, Ken Dunbar 93-23-70, Dick Padres 6. Cubs 5 Nashua 34 49 19*/a Sutter proves fallible as L.A. wins Don Case hod three hits apiece for Vizard 92-27-70, Chorly Romonowskl Cleveland (Sorensen 4-7) at Chicago NEW YORK MINNESOTA Glens Falls 30 48 .385 21 Porter. Miller d ^crlb M Glasscock, who was arrested 98-28-70. (Bannister 3-9), 8:30 p.m. Ob r h bl ab r h bi Monday's Results in Pensacola, as “ ho small-town player.” His bail 1 Man Best Ball-Gross-Ken Comerford, Milwaukee (Porter 0-4) at Texos CHICAGO SAN DIEGO Cmpnrs 2b 4 0 1 0 Mitchell cf 4 0 0 0 Albany 7, Buffalo 1 Nike Lou Argenlo 71, George Bednarz, Mike (Tanana 3-1), 8:35 p.m. ab r h bl ab r h bl Wynegar c 2 0 1 0 Castino 2b 4 1 1 0 Nashuo 1, Woterbury 0 was set at $i2.5 million. Dovls Sr. 73, Net-Paul Cosman, Walt New York (Keough 3-5) at Minnesota Hall cf 4 2 3 3 Wiggins cf 2 1 Winfield 1 0 cf 4 0 0 0 Ward If 4 0 11 Reading 5, Lynn 4,1st game By United Press Nels Johnson held off Tony's Pizza, Kokoszka59, Jan Jayson, Sal Russo 59, (Viola 4-5), 8:35 p.m. Morals oh 1 0 0 0 Gwvnn If 3 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 4 0 1 0 Hrbek lb 4 110 Lynn 3, Readng 1,2nd game International result of Stewart’s wild game, in the 11th inning to 9-8, os the laser’s three-run ra lly In the Lucian Forin, Clltf Keune 50, Harry Toronto (Alexander 0-2) at Kansas City Sandbrg 2b 5 1 1 1 Garvey 1b 4 1 1 1 Gamble rf 3 1 1 0 Bush dh 4 0 10 New Britain 8, Glens Falls 2 Kemp If 4 0 0 0 GaettI 3b 4 2 2 2 J (Blue 0-5), 8:35 p.m. ‘Cartel’ ruling is upheld pitch for ball four, lift the Phillies. Schmidt, seventh come up short. Ken Schop- Hadfield, Ken Dunbar 50, Don Crom­ Bucknr lb 4 0 11 TKenndy c 3 0 0 0 Tuetdoy's Games Dusty Baker came up pmonn, Joe Erodl and Jay Howrovd well, Frank Woltyna 51. Wednesdav’sGames Durham If 4 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 3 1 Baylor 1 1 dh 4 0 0 0 Brnnsky If 3 0 1 1 Albany at Buffalo with a winning recipe Brummer came home who had a solo homer in had three hits each for the winners $cotchboll‘18 holes-Gross-George Seattle at Boston, night Cev 3b 4 0 10 Templtn ss 3 1 0 0 Balboni lb 3 1 1 2 Wshngt ss 3 0 0 0 Woterbury at Noshua DENVER — A federal appeals court Monday Robrtsn ss 4 0 2 0 Smith c 3 0 10 Monday night, cooking up while Forsch was running the third, had six RBI in while Tom Evans hod three hits and Bednarz, Kathy DImlow 79, Net-Mike Oakland at Baltimore, night Moreind rf 4 0 0 0 Bonilla 2b 3 110 Reading at Lynn refused to block a lower-court decision decreeing Ted Holmes added a single and a Dovls, Elaine Bednarz 73, Kirk 8, Gae California at Detroit, night Davis c 4 12 1 Flannry 3b4 1 1 4 Totols 32 2 7 2 Totals 33 4 8 4 . Glens Falls at New Qrltoln that the NCAA’s control over member-school a Los Angeles victory off a toward second. Forsch the game as the Phillies double for the losers. Hill, 73, Jack Funke, Mary PrestI 74, Cleveland at Chicago, night Bowa ss 4 0 10 Whitson o 2 0 0 0 New York 020 000 OOO— 2 Minnesota ~ 021 001 OOx— 4 Wednesday'sGames television contracts made the organization a pitch served up by St. scored when catcher overcame 15 men left on Bob Chambers, Marie Johnson 74, New York at Minnesota, night Jenkins p 0 0 0 0 Montefsc p 1 0 0 0 Buffalo at Albany Tom & Laurene Bow 74; 9holes-Gross- Toronto at Kansas City, night Vervzer ph 1 0 1 0 Monge o 0 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Ward (2). Woterbury at Nashua “ classic cartel” in violation of U.S. antitrust law. Louis’ ace reliever Bruce f Steve Yeager overthrew base. Northern Milwaukee at Texas, night E—Robertson, Washington. DP— home for an error. Bob Thornton, Adriane Ovian 40, Lefferts p 1 0 0 0 Reading at Lynn Monday’s ruling effectively ended proceedings Sutter. In late games, San Net-Steve Cassono, Holly UmbenettI Thmpsn ph 1 1 1 0 Min­ Glens Falls at New Britain In the third inning, Trosh-Awov scared a run In the ninth 34.5, Dave BRomlev, Toni Stone 35.5, Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 nesota 2. LOB—New York 7, Minnesota5. in the case before the 10th Circuit Court of After Ken Landreaux’s Diego edged Chicago 6-5 Inning to edge Monchester Property 2B—Hrbek, GaettI, Brunansky, Net­ Landreaux singled in Bill BUI & Doris Roy 35, Don 8, Ginnv Johnstn ph 0 0 0 0 Appeals, which sent the record back to U.S. one-out double brought and Pittsburgh trimmed Maintenance, 9-8, at Robertson Park. Wennik 35, John 8, Rita Sheetz 35. Woods ph 10 0 0 tles. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE home Steve Sax to pull the Russell before Baker Bob SImler, Jeff Nelson and Paul National league Totals 38 5 11 5 Totals 28 5 5 5 3B—Castino, Ward. HR—Balboni District Court in Oklahoma City for implementa­ San Francisco 3-2. Hebert all had three hits for Trash- 2 Man Par 4's-Gross-Dan Home, John W L Pet. GB host Dodgers to within 6-5, smashed his first homer Nellgon 40, Roy Bell, Jim Bldwell 40, Chicago 111010 100— 5 ( 2 ), tion of the massive judgment issued in 1982. Away while Jay Sherwood paced Net-John Banavlge, Ray Demers 32, Braves 6, Expos 4 San Diego 500 000 OOx— 5 GaettI (11). SB—Campanerls (4), Wyne­ Columbus 54 34 .614 — Baker blasted his second of the game to give the At San Diego, Tim Manchester with three hits. gar (1), Gaetti (6), Smith (1). Richmond 49 38 .563 4Va Earlier this year, the loth Circuit upheld the Randolph Hoff, Gerry RIchman 33, Jim Game-winning RBI — Lezeano (3). 7 home run of the game on a Dodgers a 3-0 advantage. Flannery highlighted a Dawson, Marc Schardt 33, Mike Par­ LOB—Chicago 5, San Diego 5. 2B— IP H R ER BB SO Charleston 46 40 .535 decision by U.S. District Judge Juan Burciaga of ATLANTA MONTREAL New York Toledo 43 43 .500 10 full-count offering from In other early games, six-run first inning with West Side rot, Ed M lfflt 33, BUI Dowd, Rich Day Ob r h bi ab r h bi Lezeano, Buckner. HR—Hall 2 (4), Rochester 40 44 .476 12 Albuquerque, N.M., in a suit brought by the 34. Butler If 3 0 0 0 Raines IfFlannery 2 0 0 0 (3), Davis (14). SB—Wiggins 2 Howell (L 1-4) 8 8 4 4 0 4 Sutter to give Los Angeles Atlanta beat Montreal 6-4 his first career grand (22). S—Gwvnn. Minnesota Tidewater 38 45 .456 13'/a, universities of Oklahoma and Georgia. The two Manchester Policestoppedasix-run, 2 Mon Stobletord-Gross-Dan Home, RamIrz ss 4 12 3 Speler ss 4 2 2 0 Syracuse 37 49 .430 16 schools were trying to gain control over a 7-6 triumph. The homer. and Philadelphia topped slam and the Padres held seventh-inning rally to hold oft Buck- John Nellgon 51, Lou Miller, Steve Wshngtn rf 4 1 1 0 Dawson cf 5 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Castillo (W 5-6) 9 7 2 2 4 3 Chicago T—2:09. A—16,835. Pawtucket 36 50 .419 17 negotiations of their own TV contracts. Baker’s loth of the year, Cincinnati 11-7 in 11 off the Cubs, despite two land Manufacturing, 11-8, at Paganl. McCusker 59, Roy Bell, Jim Bldwell 55, Murphy cf 4 0 1 1 Oliver lb 4 0 2 2 Monday's Results innings. home runs by Mel Hall'. Police was led by Ted Krvsiwicz and Net-Pat Irish, Paul Standlsh 97, John Horner 3b 3 12 0 Carter c 4 10 0 Jenkins (L 3-5) 1 3 5 5 3 2 Charleston 9, Columbus 7 Last month, OU attorney Clyde Muchmoresaid gave him four RBI on the Pat Reeves, who had tw ohltseach,ond Banavlge, Ray Demers 781, Les Chris­ BedrosIn p 0 0 0 0 Wallach Lefferts 3b4 1 2 2 5 1 0 0 2 4 John Montefusco, 8-1, Red Sox 6, Mariners 5 (10| Toledo 5, Tidewater 4 that if the 10th circuit refused to grant a stay night. At Montreal, Rafael Ra­ o Brian Giles home run. tenson, W alt Schardt 78, Ron Broege, Chmbis lb 3 1 2 2 Wohifrd rf 4 0 3 0 Brusstar 2 10 0 13 Richmond 11, Rochester 7 L mirez slammed a three- pitched four innings of Rus Davidson 75, W. Dion, P. Standlsh Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Cromrt ph 10 0 0 San Diego Syracuse 5, Pawtucket 0 pending appeal — which was what happened Sutter dropped to 7-5 74, Bob Hoisted, Paul Saarl 73, Frank Whitson 4 7 4 4 0 3 SEATTLE BOSTON run homer in the eighth relief for the win and Sid Benedict c 2 0 1 0 Flynn 2b 4 0 10 Tuesday's Games Monday — then schools would be free “ to market with the loss while the Women’s Rec W oltyna, Charles Ganey 73, BUI Dowd, Royster 3b 1 1 1 0 Burris p 4 0 10 Montefusc (W 8-1) 4 4 1 1 0 2 ab r h bl ab r h bl Monge worked the ninth Columbus at Charleston their own football.” Dodgers’ Joe Beckwith, inning to power the Hungry Tiger REstaurant blasted the Dick Day 73, Bob Lukas, John Kensel Falcone p 1 0 0 0 Fryman p 0 0 0 0 Monge (S 4) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Owen ss 5 0 10 Remy 2b 6 12 1 Tidewater at Toledo 1-2, pitched the last two Braves. The Expos had for his fourth save. Fergu­ 3 Penny Pub, 15-0, at Charter Oak No. 1. 72, Randy Huff, Gerry RIchmann 70, Camp p 1 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Whitson pitched to 1 batter In 5th. Bernzrd 2b 5 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 4 12 1 Richmond at Rochester NCAA lawyers had said earlier they plan to Bob Lebreux, Bob Chambers 70. Jorgnsn ph 0 1 0 0 Balk—Brusstar. T—2:39. A—22,418. DHndrs cf 5 1 1 0 Rice If 4 13 1 innings for the win. taken a 4-2 lead into the son Jenkins, 3-5, was the Mary Ann Demko hod two doubles and Pawtucket at Syracuse take the case to the U.S. Supreme Court. a single and JoAnn Williams, Lisa Owen c 10 0 0 Zisk dh 1 1 0 0 Armos cf 5 111 Wednesday'sGames Fernando Valenzuela eighth but Montreal star­ victim of San Diego’s big Lester, and Nancy Nassiff added two Totals 31 5 10 5 Totals 35 4 11 4 American league Putnam dh 0 1 0 0 Evans rf 3 0 0 0 Columbus at Charleston ter Ray Burris walked inning. Atlanta 010 100 040—5 Moses pr 0 0 0 0 Ystrzm dh 2 0 0 0 Tidewater at Toledo started for the Dodgers hits each for the winnners while five Maler 1b 4 13 0 Nichols dh 2 0 0 0 Kareem says he may stay Bruce Benedict and pinch different players collected 3 Penny’s Montreal I02 100 000—4 Richmond at Rochester and left in the sixth after A A t San Francisco, hits. Game-Winning RBI—Ramirez (5). SHndrsn If 3 0 1 1 Stapletn 1b 4 2 2 1 Pawtucket at Syracuse hitter Mike Jorgensen. Nelson If 10 0 1 G ^m o n c 3 0 1 0 LOS ANGELES — Free agent center Kareem allowing seven hits. Mike Easier cracked his Basebaii Rangers 5. Brewers 4 115) Woodie Fryman, pitching DP—Atlanta 2, Montreal 3. LOB— Cowens rf 4 110 Barrett pr 0 0 0 0 Abdul-Jabbar met with representatives of the Tom Herr’s bases- fifth home run of the Girls Senior Atlanta 4, Montreal 12. 2B—Oliver, Allen 3b 4 0 12 Allenson c 0 0 0 0 in his first game since Chicago Bulls Monday and told them he would loaded walk, a wild pitch season leading off the top Horner, Wallach. HR—Chambliss (11), MILWAUKEE TEXAS Mercado c 4 0 1 1 Miller ph 10 11 April 10, gave up a sacri­ ,'The Blue Joys defeated the Hawks, Wallach (4), Ramirez (3). S—Butler. ab r h bi ab r h bl Newman c 0 0 0 0 stay with Los Angeles if the contract offers are and an error in the sixth of the ninth inning Mon­ 8-4, at Charter Oak No. 2 behind the fice to Brett Butler before IP H R ER BB SO Molltor 3b 5 111 Tollesn 2b 5 0 2 0 Hoffmn ss 4 0 10 comparable, a Laker spokesman said. had highlighted a five-run day night to lift Pitts­ seven-hit pitching of LIzette Heritage Twilight league Atlanta Gantner 2b 7 1 2 2 Rivers dh 5 0 11 Totals 36.5.9 5 Totols .38 6 13.6 Soccer Ramirez hit the ball over and three hits by Sharon Johns. Cathy Tom Collins, agent for the six-time NBA Most uprising for the Cardinals UPI photo burgh. Reliever Manny Falcone 3 Yount ss 7 0 0 0 Bell 3b 7 0 2 0 One out when winning run scored the left-field fence. Rick Templeton and Cindy Bouloy hod two BUI Chapulls socked a three-run Camp (W 5-7) 4 Cooper lb 7 0 11 Parrish rf 6 0 Seattle 11 .000 100 130 0— 5 Valuable Player, spoke with Chicago chief to give them a 5-3 lead. ’Unbelievable!’ Chicago Cub batter Keith Moreland seems to Sarmiento, 2-3, got help singles each fo r the losers. homer but It wasn’t enough as M orlor- Camp, 6-7, worked four Bedrosian (S 13) 2 Simmons c 5 0 0 0 Wright cf 5 110 Boston 100 000 031 1— 6 operating officer Jonathan Covler and general Gmrge Hendrick doubled be saying after umpire Paul Runge.called him out on strikes from Rod Scurry, who ty’s dropped a 7-5 decison to the Montreal Ogllvie If 5 0 0 0 BllUner 1b 2 0 Game-winning 2 1 RBI — Remy (5). with one out, took third on innings of relief for the earned his third save. Newington Capitols. Chapulls’ homer Burris 7 Howell dh 5 0 10 O'Brien lb 4 0 DP—Seattle 1 0 1, Boston 1. LOB— Seattle manager Rod Thom for six hours. Abdul-Jabbar tied the game at 4-4 In the third, but Willie McGee’s single and during game against the Padres. win and Steve Bedrosian Fryman (L 0-1) 1-3 Mannng cf 5 1 2 0 Sample If 7 12 0 9, Boston 12. 2B—Boggs 2, Rice, NASL standings was at the meeting for one hour. Giants starter Fred Formal’S Inn Newington’s Mark Zaleski slugged a Reardon 1 2-3 Moore rf 4 110 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 Stapleton2, Cowens, D. Henderson, Allen, scored when Pedro Guer­ earned his 13th save. Breining, 6-6, took the two-run homer In the next frame to Armas, Remy. SB—Evans (2),Owen (3), Formal’s Inn scratched out an 8-7, Falcone pitched to 2 batters In 4th. Stein oh 10 0 0 rero fumbled David At Cincinnati, Mike give Newington (7-8) the upset win. WP—Camp. T—3:01. A—27,338. Johnson c 3 1 1 1 Moses (7). S—Hoffman, Newman. NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER singled to load the bases When St. Louis starter loss. San Francisco’s Dar­ 13-lnnlng trium ph over Im perial Oil of Tom Capalbo also homered for Morl- LEAGUE Chiefs pick up center Green’s grounder for an Stewart replaced Valen­ Schmidt smacked a two- Dent ss 5 2 2 0 . . IP. H R ER BB SO and McGee scored on Bob Forsch walked to rell Evans hit his 20th South Windsor at Fitzgerald Field o rty ’s (10-4). Totols 52 4 8 4 Totals 55 5 15 4 Seattle error. Glenn Brummer zuela. Herr walked with out grand slam, his se­ Monday night to raise Its record to 12-8. Ozzie Smith’s grounder. re-load the bases, Dave home run leading off the two out when winning run scored Moore 6 5 113 6 Eastern KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs Green scoring and, as a cond home run of the Formal’s lumped out to a 2-0 lead In the Vande Berg 1 2-3 4 3 3 0 2 W L GF GA BP Pts. third. first when Cindy Walz tripled home a Milwaukee 000 002 101 000 000— 4 acquired veteran center Bob Rush from the San American Legion Phillies 11. Reds 7 (11) Texas 001 100 011 000 001— 5 Caudill 1-331110 New York 11 5 47 27 35 100 run and then scored on Karen W right’s Stanton (L 0-2) 1 1-3 1 1 1 2 0 Toronto 11 7 37 30 33 98 Diego Chargers in exchange for two undisclosed sacrifice fly. Imperial rebounded with Game-winning RBI — Johnson (2). Terry Lawlor pitched a fIve-hItter to PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI E—Molltor. DP—Milwaukee 1. Boston Chicago 5 30 30 25 73 draft choices, the Chiefs announced Monday. five unanswered runs before Formal's lead Windsor to a 10-2 Zone 8 triumph LOB— Oleda 6 ^3 4 2 2 5 3 Montreal 5 11 30 45 25 55 came back with a run In the sixth and Ob r h bi ab r h bl Rush, the Chargers’ No. 1 draft choice in 1977 over Manchester Monday night at Dernier ct 4 1 2 1 Milner ct 2 12 1 Milwaukee 10, Texas 13. 2B—Dent, Clear 2 1-3 5 3 3 3 1 Southern Builder of ‘Big Red Machine’ returns two more In the seventh on hits by Windsor High. The loss drops Man­ Cooper, Gantner, O’Brien, Bell. 3B— Johnson 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Tuiso 8 10 29 32 24 58 out of Memphis State, has played behind starter Perez eh 1 0 0 0 Haves p 0 0 0 0 Walt, Wright and Lori Chodzinskl. chester to 5-6-1 In the Zone and 10-13-2 Aponte (W 4-3) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Ft. Lauderdale 7 9 28 30 25 57 Don Macek throughout most of his NFLcareer. In After five scoreless extra Innings, Holland p 0 0 0 0 Bench ph 10 0 0 Wright, Molltor, Manning. HR— overall. Mllborn 2b 0 1 0 0 Hume p 0 0 0 0 Johnson Moore pitched to 1 batter in 7th; Team America 8 7 15 21 11 53 his five playing seasons, the 6-5,264-pound center Imperial bolted to a 7-5 lead with two Paul Modor knocked In Chris Peter­ Caudill pitched to 3 batters In 9th; Clear Tampa Bay 4 13 27 43 24 48 runs In the top of the 13th. But Form al’s Rose 1b 6 0 2 0 Trevino ph 1 0 1 0 (4). SB—Tolleson (19), Manning (14), has played in 77 games — starting in 12 of those — CINCINNATI (UPI) — Bob Howsam, who forged son twice (or both Manchester runs. In Morgan 2b 5 1 0 0 Conepen ss 5 0 1 0 Sample 2 (28). S—Tolleson. SF—Rivers, pitched to 2 batters In 10th. Western came back for the second time, with the fourth, Peterson tripled and come T—3:34. A—19,384. Vancouver 15 2 39 17 32 IX and in seven post-season contests. the Cincinnati Reds into the “ Big Red Machine” last But, when^ the Reds dipped to last place last year hits by Georgeonne Ebersold, Lisa McGrow p 0 0 0 0 Redus It 4 1 1 0 Bilttner, Molltor. and again this season, the memory of the departure of home on Mador’s single, and In the Schmidt 3b5 3 3 5 Driessn 1b 5 0 3 1 IP H R ER BB SO Golden Bay 10 4 32 23 25 83 decade, is returning to try to repair what crumbled Schwartz, Wait, Wright and the game- sixth Paterson reached on a fielder’s Milwaukee Seattle 7 9 31 25 23 51 such stars as Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, George Foster, winner by Shelly Rannev putting Haves r( 7 2 2 0 Oester 2b 5 0 10 under his successor, Dick Wagner. choice and scored on a Mador triple. Matthws It 2 1 0 0 Esaskv 3b 5 0 0 0 Haas 8 1-3 9 4 4 1 2 San Diego 2 12 10 33 9 19 Farmal’s over the top. Earl knows (Teams get six points (or winning In Bullets trade center Wagner was fired Monday as president and general Ken Griffey and Ray Knight became more difficult to Formal’s will next play In the Diaz c 5 0 10 Hoshldr rf 5 2 2 0 Ladd 12-310012 erase. Dejesus ss 4 1 1 1 Knicely c 4 2 2 1 Tellmann 1'2-3 3 0 0 0 0 regulation time or overtimebut only (our manager of the last-place Reds. Howsam, in charge of semifinal round of the Connecticut Junior Loglon it best points (or winning a gome decided by LANDOVER, Md. — The Washington Bullets Stote Class ’A ’ Tournament In Danbury GGross oh 1 0 0 0 Berenyl p 0 0 0 0 Augustine (L 2-3) 3 3 1)11 the club from 1967 until Wagner took over in 1978, was Ironically, Wagner was fired on a day when three Garda ss 1110 Foley ss 10 0 0 Texas shootout. A bonus point Is awarded (or traded center Dave Ballon to the San Antonio Thursday evening. Manchester Junior Legion won Its Sports Editor Earl Yost has each goal scored up to a maximum o( named chief executive officer and general manager ex-Reds players who have become symbols of the first game of the year In JC-Courant Hudson p 3 0 0 0 Gale p 0 0 0 0 Smithson 5 2-3 5 3 3 2 4 Spurs Monday for a future draft consideration demise o f the club were in town as members of the Hernndz p 0 0 0 0 Paris oh 10 11 Jones 2 1-311110 been reporting on sports in three per game excluding overtimes and on an interim basis. League play, edging Sacred Heart, 8-7, Schmidt 3 0 0 0 2 0 shaotouts.) the team said. with two runs In the bottom of the Lefebvr ph 1 0 0 0 Power o 0 0 0 0 Manchester for 29 years. “ I ’m coming back to ask some questions, get some Philadelphia Phillies to play the Reds — Rose •••••••BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Altomlrn o 0 0 0 0 Walker ph 0 0 0 0 Tobik (W 2-1) 3 1 0 0 0 0 Saturday’s Results The Bullets signed the 6-foot-10, 240-pound Morgan and Tony Perez. ’ HBP—by Smithson (M olltor). WP— He knows local sports ionti- Fort Lauderdole3, Tampa Bay 2 answers and take a look at it,” said Howsam, who DICK WAGNER night. Chris Mateya had the winning Moddox cf 1 0 0 0 Cedeno rf 3 112 Batton as a free agent in September 1982. Batton Totals 45 11 12 8 Totals 43 7 15 5 Haas, Lodd. T—4:42. A—27,343. mately both as a reporter and a Tulsa 2, Chicago 1, shootout plans to return from New York to Cincinnati later this . . . downcast hit, a two-out, pinch hit single to drive Golden Boy 2, San Diego 1 (ot) was captain of the 1977-78 Notre Dame basketball Little Miss home the gomawlnner. Jim Powersgot Philadelphia 033 100 000 04—11 participant. You can read his week...... - ... Cincinnati 002 203 000 00— 7 Sunday’s Game team. the victory, striking out 10, while MU commentary, “ The Herald An­ New York at Vancouver, 9:X p.m, The owners asked me to take over on an interim Fan got his wish ' ••BBBaaBSBBBBBBBBBBB## Custer had two singles and Paul Game-Winning RBI — Schmidt (5). E — Oester, Drlessen, Concepcion, gle,” twice a week in the sports EDT basis and I wasn’ t going to turn my back if I could help Oauarino had 2 RBI for the winners. Men have used artificial devices Monday’s Games CINCINNATI (UPI) — Dick Wagner says he had no Manchester, now 1-5 In the league and Esaskv. DP—Phlladel phla2, Cincinnati 1. pages of the Manchester Kevin Porter will coach at this time.” LOB—Philadelphia 15, Cincinnati 10. to keep cool for centuries. Ancient (No Games Scheduled) Behind a grand slam hams run by Ann 5-8 overall, plays at Eagle Field again Herald. Tuesday’s Game Woody Woodward, assistant general manager, will inkling he was going to be fired Monday as president Marls McDonald, Fuss and o ’NsIII tonight against league rival Sports Inn. 2B— Egyptians soaked the wails of their LORETTO, Pa. — Former NBA star Kevin defeated Army Navy, 16-5. Dim Hard- Gorcia, Paris. 3B—Hauseholder. Fort Lauderdale at Monreol be in charge until Howsam arrives. of the Cincinnati Reds, but his fate was written in the homes with water. In Rome, slaves Porter has been hired as head basketball coach at leln and Denise Barara played wall for HR— Howsam, who brought Wagner to Cincinnati with sky over Riverfront Stadium two days earlier. the winners while Karen Obua, Beth Alumni Junior Schmidt 2 (17), Cedeno (5) SB—Hoves 2 hauled snow from the mountains to his alma mater, St. Francis College, a school "Pete Rose Forever, Dick Wagner Never,” said the O'Brien and Kathy Hills had two hits (12). S—Morgan, Redus. SF—Milner. him in 1967 as his top assistant, called Wagner’s firing The Rad Sox scored six runs In the pack into the hollow outer walls of spokesman announced Monday. “ a very sad thing.” airborne banner trailing a small plane that circled the each fo r A rm y Navy. IP H R ER BB SO MSMC defeated Marca Pola, 14-11, firs t two Innings and went on to defeat Philadelphia their masters’ villas. HERZ FINANCIAL Porter. 33, succeeds his former Red Flash perimeter of the stadium for 40 minutes during the behind a hame run by Jenny TuccI and the Pirates, 9-5, at Cheney Field Hudson 5 2-3 8 6 6 3 : Wagner. 55, who failed in his gamble that young Monday night. Rich Sullivan got the teammate, David Magarity, whose contract was players could replace high-priced stars, was fired by early innings of the Reds’ game against Philadelphia 0 triple by Kim Lamesa. Wendy Welch Hernandez 1-3 2 1 1 0 1 allowed to expire after he refused the school’s Wagner. Saturday evening. pitched wall over the last three Innings win and received hitting support from Altamirano' 2 2 0 0 1 GROUP brothers James R. Williams and William J. Williams, Ron Smith and BUI B arry, while Holland (W 4-0) Wagner, a stem opponent of free agentry and for Marco Polo and Kim GalelnskI had 2 1 0 0 1 : request for his letter of resignation last spring. chairmen of the limited partnership that owns the The banner was the revenge of Dennis Walker, 33, a five hits far the losers. Darren Ducker and Jim Cox played McGraw 1 2 0 0 0 64S Farmington Avt. Reds. escalating player salaries, said he knows baseball Cincinnati sporting goods salesman who never Manchester State Bank wan over well for the Pirates. Clncmnatl well enough that he can “ see right through it, Morl-Mads, 11-7, as Kelly Wilcox had Berenyl 3 . 4 6 1 2 Hartford, CT. i “ I ’m not walking away willingly, but I ’m not a forgave Wagner for refusing to meet the salary Gale 1 Landry won’t take action entirely,” and warned that the sport can have "a very two triples and a home run. Theresa •••aBgggggggggggg.ggggg 3 1 1 1 1 victim of anything,” said Wagner. “ I know you may demands of Rose, prompting the popular player’s MacDonald and Mary Tsokalas also Power 2 0 0 0 1 scary future.” Hayes MOTOR SALES THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Dallas Cowboys lose your job in. baseball.” departure to the Phillies after 16 years with Ms homered for Marl-Mods. 2 17x0 0 2 : When several of the power hitters that formed the hometown team. Nassiff Arms squeaked by Westown, Hume (L 1-4) 3 4 4 4 6 ; John J. Doob 236-6292 coach Tom Landry says he plans to take no Yet, asked if he saw his firing coming, Wagner Radio/ TV Balk—Hudson. T—3:49. A —17,113. nucleus of the “ Big Red Machine’* that won world 10-9, as Renee Tuttle hit a game- immediate action against five players linked to a curtly declared, “ No.” Walker, who took up $255 in collections to take bis winning three-run homer. Sue Gasklll championships in 1975-76 left via free agentry or asked ggggggggggggggggggggg# For Expert Front End Migninent •Personal Insurance federal cocaine investigation. "The owners thought a change was necessary,” message to the sky after a similar banner was yanked also homered for Nassiff while Amy to be traded in order to get bigger salaries elsewhere, Damato homered for Westown. •Annuities Team officials confirmed over the weekend Wagner said. “ They’re certainly dissatisfied with from the stands bylitadium security guards last year, A.P.S. triumphed over Hour Glass and Wheel Balanchig federal authorities were considering charges where we are.” Wagner turned to the club’s farm system for players. got an even bigger dose of revenge Monday when he Cleaners, 23-9, thanks too Julie Shrlder TUESDAY •Business Insurance When fans complained about the demise of the grand slam and home runs by Kathy 7:15 M ariners vs. Red Sox, WTIC The player in a Little League against wide receiver Tony Hill, defensive ends The current Reds team is similar to last year’s, learned Wagner had been fired. 7:30 Reds vs. Mets, W INF •Financial and powerful “Big Red Machine,” Wagner replied Larch and Cindy Tarbell. Traci Whit­ picture in the Saturday Manches­ Harvey Martin and Larry Bethea, and running which lost a club-record 101 games and finished last in ’T i l be celebrating tonight,” he said. " I ’m very comb had a trip le and a home run and 8:30 Yankees vs. Twins, Channel 11, 643-9521 Retirement Planning bluntly, " I have to say that I ’m growing tired of WPOP backs Tony Dorset! and Ron Springs. the National League West. happy. I wish it had been done sooner. Anybody who Karl Watson had three hits tor Hour ter Herald was misidentified. He (ionwr Rt . M tiii. Ct hearing how our ballclub isn’ t what it used to be. Of Glass. 8:30 Boxing: Taylor vs. Salazar, ESPN was actually John Hodgdon. 61 85 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE, Nowark, N.J. “ When we fell out of bed in 1982, we started would let a player like Pete Rose get away doesn’t course it isn’t. Time marches on and dictates debuilding, and that’s where we are now,” noted know baseball. 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Call 647-9941, INTERIOR — EXTE­ gas , good for comp or and has good tune. $30. Andover, Connecticut ore Excellent wages and benefit program that to do some lifting. Send or 742-6754. SMALL ROOM APART­ cottage, $50. Call 875-6736. hereby notified and warned includes a non-contributory pension plan. RIOR Painting — Wal­ ★ that a Special Town Meeting REWARD FOR RETURN school or work history M ENT with furniture, will be held at the Andover available Immediately. MIsc for Rent lpapering and dry wall OF GREY COCKATIEL Apply in person or call 643-1101. All replies held to: Box I, c/Herald. Installation. Quality pro­ ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE: Intelllvislon LADIES 26 Inch Schwinn Elementary School, An­ with yellow head and Plus two car gargage used os printing plates — dover, Connecticut on Mon­ confidential. fessional work. Reasona-' cartridges. Space Battle, Recreational Items 67 bicycle, excellent condi­ day July leth, 1983 at 7:30 orange cheeks. Lost In DIspatcher-HARTFORD space for small business. .007' thick, 23 X 284'. 5(X Star Strike, Armor Battle tion, folding baskets and An equal opportunity employer M/F. Real Estate For further Information ble prices. Free esti­ p.m. for the following the vicinity of McKee DESPATCH has oppor­ mates. G.L. McHugh,' each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone $15 o piece. In original carrier. $75.00 firm. After purposes: Street. Call 643-1924 or tunity In our Moving call from 9am to 1pm, 1000 to 3600 square feet. 1) To choose 0 Moderator 643-9321. •• 643-2711. They MUST be boxes. Excellent condi­ FOR SALE; 5pm only 649-0413. 2 728-4814. Allied Printing Services. Inc. Division In traffic con­ 643-6441. Light Industrlal/com- picked up before 11:00 COLEMAN for sold meeting. tion, 649-3245. CAMP REFRIGERA- 2) To see If the Town will 579 Middle Turnpike. W. trol. Thorough training Homes for Sole 31 merclal space. Hilliard QUALITY PAINTING- a.m. only.. BICYCLE For sole, la­ vote to purchase property IMPOUNDED-Male, 10 Manchester, CT 06040 available for "take- THIRD FLOOR-FIve Street. 647-1409. TORf never used $30. Interlor and Exterior, CARPET-Aproxlmotelv 643-1814. dies 26 inch, ten speed. and Interests therein In the months old. Labrador. charge" Individual who rooms. Available Imme­ END ROLLS— 27Vj width 10' by 14’, red. Good Yellow, used one season. record nomeot Lilllon Heron the mark of diately. $360 monthly plus Spray or Brush. Com^ located on the N ortherly side Black, Green Manor. will schedule road driv­ merclal and Residential. - 25 cents; 13% width - 2 condition with pod att­ Like new. SSO.OOtIrm. Coll ot Hendee Rood In sold Town ers for long-distance utilities. Call 289-3646. M ale, one year old, printing excellence Free estimates. Fully In­ tor 25 cents. MUST be ached. $50. Coll 649-1921. Antiques 643-0863. of Andover, more particu­ moving. Interesting, ca­ Services Ofifared 51 68 larly described on o mop Husky cross, Tolland sured. 289-0730. picked up at the Man­ Turnpike. Call 646-4555./ reer opportunity for cost- FIVE ROOM DUPLEX- chester Herald Office BE­ 20" HARWICK GAS FOR SALE — Suzuki entitled: TOWN OF AN­ Classified Ads.. MANCHESTER-New list­ Two bedrooms. Dining DOVER, MAP SHOWING wise Individual. Busy, ac- ing I Four room Expanda­ FORE 11 AM ONLY. STOVE-whIte and clean TS250 motorcycle, $70.00. LAND AND EASEMENTS tlve office In ^ast room. $400 monthly. No PBOFESSIOMU PAINTWC' ANTIQUES AND ble Cape. New thermal C 8. M RE E Service — 540. Coll 742-9681 evenings Coll 644-3234, not running. ACQUIRED FROM LILLIAN Hartford. Good memory, pets. Security deposit re­ Free estim Commwclil • Reildmilii SCREENED LOAM ------best time to coll. COLLECTIBLES- Will Needs work. HERON ET AL BY THE windows, new kithchen, quired. Group I, Phil- ites, discount TOWN OF ANDOVER, HEN- Personals 02 good health vital. Long senior clilz ins. Company Calling Texturi SpiclilliL gravel, processed gravel, purchase outright or sell SECRETARY FOR Data new bath, newer roof. brick Agency, 646-4200. aaaaaeecaeaeaaeaaeeaaea on commission. House lot DEE ROAD BRIDGE RE­ Processing Department workday only shortened Jmmacuiatel Assk tor Mancheste owned and Houts Powir WuMng sand, stone and fill. For 1975 K A W A S A K I KS-125 PLACEMENT PROJECT, because you are making operated. Qall I deliveries call George Home and Garden 64 or single piece. Tele­ Endoro. Runs well. Good which mop may beseen In the 8322 m . on Founders Plaza. \/ar- Alex Matthew. $59,(XI0. 61 NORMAN STREET— 646-1327, FNEE ESTIMATES phone 644-8962. Selectmen's office In sold AU SlliS UNMARRIED? LOOK­ FOR Important decisions all Lombardo Associates. Gritting, Andover, 742- condition. Coll otter led duties Include light Newer two family. Five A 4 A .4 8 7 9 Town ot Andover. f2V7-24'/7 ING FOR A COMPAN­ typing, filing, and day long. You will use 649-4003. 7886. 3:00pm , 646-6264. Doted at Andover, Connec­ computer keyboard and room, three bedrooms, 1930 Maytag Washing ION? TIRED OF SINGLE phones. Beginners with ticut this 11th day of July, A classic shirtdress for .MA electric typewriter to large appllanced kitchen, REWEAVING BURN FOR SALE — Firewood, Machine, square tub, rin­ 1983 BARS? The Intelligent willingness to learn wel­ DELIVERING RICH hardwood two to four LADIES 26" 3-speed bicy­ Jeon S. Gasper the half-sizer with com­ to all home AUTO CLUB complete Bills of Lading ••••••••••••••••••••••• carpeting, basement. HOLES - I zippers, um­ LOAM- 5 yards, SM.OO ger In good condition. cle completely reconditi­ alternative Is Single's Manchester Olllce come. Salary to $180 for Bullding/Contracting 53 foot lengths. You pick up. Peter J. Maneggia fortable raglan sleeves Communication Net­ and Driver Papers. Paid $450 plus utilities. Call brellas rcf>4 Ired. Window plus tax. Washed sand, $99. Coll 643-1938 oned, like new, with Edward M. Yeomans and front button-closing. 391 broad St. 37'/2 hour week. Send 647-9347. shades, Venetian blinds. $50.00 cord. 742-8426. work. Call 203-527-4335 Manchester. Ct. Information of back­ pension and Insurance Rentals stone, trap rock, and generator light unit, in Board of Selectmen No. 8322 w ith Photo- subscribers who orl-800-835-2246 Ext. 22. benefits. Apply Person­ Keys. T V 'F O R RENT. gravel. 643-9504. exceptional condition. Town of Andover ground to Box II c/o The M a rlo w 's , 867 M ain 030-07 I your personality to ' Herald. nel Manager, HART­ MANCHESTER-Verv LEON CIESZYNSKI CRAFTSMAN EIGHT HP Tog Sales 69 IsYlaU$55. Coll m649-1794.5-1794"”'''“"- ~ ' 24"4^.‘^Sizi"l4r work< for you - and - - ■ make • part FORD DESPATCH, 225 nice 3 room apartment. Street. 649-->221. BUILDER — New homes, riding lawn mower with in v it a t io n t o b id ------3% yards 45-inch. have something To Family, friends and i of your day pay as a perma- | Prospect Street, East Rooms for Rent 41 Stove, refrigerator, wall -L additions, remodeling, 36 Inch mowing deck. eeeeeeeeeeee#eeee#e#eee YAMAHA 1070 QViinn. . Patterns available " nent part time Telemarket­ PART TIME Runs aood but needs ... ______Y A M A H A 1979 SX1100- In the Selectmen sO ffice ,222 in eizee «JiAun< * Grangers too. My special ing Rep. for AAA. Mon. thru , Hartford, or send re­ to wall carpet. $310 plus rec rooms, garages, kit­ JANITORIAL-Mornlng eeeeeeeeceeseeeeeeeecee BRICKS, BLOCKS, rronA m i..!,;,. TAG SALE IN MCDO- 24,000 miles, factory tor- Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, re thanks to all of you, your I Fn. mornings 9 am - 1 pm, I sume. Please do not utilities. 649-4003. STONE — Concrete. chens remodeled, celK to sell for less ' Excellent earnings, super and evening positions QUALITY HAROWOOD- get well wishes, calls and phone. EOE. GENTLEMAN PRE­ Chimney repairs. No lob Ings, bath tile, dormers, Cut, split. 565.00. Two such were thoughtful and . staff. Great Company. Ex- i opened In the Manches­ FOUR ROOM APART­ ) perience preferred. Call t ter area. Call 649-5334. FERRED. $50.00 weekly. too small, (tall 644-8356. roofing. Residential or cord minimum. Small de­ At Saturday# July 16th. ■ l. Tilting Plotform Trailer sue burnett treasured very much. 521-7220 Mon.-Fri, for In- , Kitchen privileges. 646- MENT. $325 a month. No commercial. 649-4291. (Rain date: Saturday a 2. A lo m ln u m / L e x a n than $99.00 k terview appt. livery charge. Call 649- ★ J Irene Brown 2000. ^ heot or utilities. Security 1831 anytime. EOE. BOOKKEEPER-Good RN's-LPN's required and adults pre­ EXPERIENCED knowledge of safeguard DESIGN KITCHENS by Mt^oAuiiAfoe^esos..*J u ly 23rd) M u ltitu d e o f W SpccIfIcQ11oH5 fo r th6 9KAS nsoAirt JiT l'5 tfARMriett Needed for home care and SHARE 1V2 baths, kitchen ferred. 643-6836. PAINTER-(iuailty work. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, FOR SALE-ATARI 2600 P IC K Y O U R O W N RASPo *TiiSCeManeous ITems. above nfiov be obtained at the ftRw Yirtt, M.Y. lOOM system and Inventory stafting in the Manchester- Reasonable rates. Fully Employment SUMMER EMPLOY­ control. Flexible hours. privileges with owner 8< vanities, formica, Wilson and six cartridges 560, f t C D D ic c ------1981 YAMAHA 650, Spe- Selectmen s Office or call SSi /Rockvltle area. Good sa­ MANCHESTER-Two Insured. Frjee estimates. art, Corlan counter tops, BERRIES at Nutmeg LARGE YARD SALE- rini ti^inn mint 649-8743. Bids will beoobllciv 8®*®- MENT or longer. Approximately 30 hours lary and benefits. one other tenant, both 19" Magnovox Black 8, Vineyard, BunkerHIII opened at B:00 p.m. on Au New FASHION with & Education bedroom flat, second 643-9237, ast: forf Jerry. Planned expansion has weekly. Good pay. 647- men. Call 649-7630. kitchen cabinet fronts, White TV $35, Kitchen set Rood, Coventry. Coll for S .gust 2. 1983. The Board of Photo-Guide patterns in created immediate open­ CME HEU'TH SEIIVCES- floor, fully appllanced complete woodworking riAtnII. 739 flfl7n SotordOV-JUlV 14th, 15th, helmet Included. $1500. Selectmen reserve the right .n .1*. ranees haa a 9997 after 1pm ask tor $35. Call 649-3850 after d e ta ils 742-8070,______I6 th . 8 o m -D o rk . P le n ty o t 742-9681. ings in our Customer Valerie. nsiiiiK CME or n. ROOMS — MAIN kitchen, basement, gar­ service, custom made Spm. Help Wanted 21 age, no pets. Adults only. HAVE YOUR own "Af­ furniture, colonial repro­ Service Department. Ex­ 233-2194 STREET LOCATION- ter The Fourth" sale SPECIAL- '“ '•'''‘V™, glassware and ------Henry P Rybo tW for larger sizes; pins cellent Income working Call for Interview 5165, $175 a month. Secur­ 5450 plus utllites and se­ ductions In wood, 9 varie­ STRINGBEANS v^low miscellaneous- And mo- 1976 KAWASAKI Enduro First Selectrnon 2 BONUS Coupons! curity deposit. Referen­ this year ... selling COMPRESSOR FOUR full time days or part ity and references, all ties of hardwood and CYLINDER, no tank type and ar»n Pick vo^^ tors. Plenty tor oil three 125 cc, Hl-lo, 5 speed. Town ot Bolton Price ------|1 J 6 . ces. 649-5678. those unused Items EXPERIENCED SALES time evenings. Coll Mr. utilities. Call before 9am around your home with veneers NOW IN STOCK. works but needs some Swn.Eky'^Jorm 'S:^ Herron‘?2ttlol\e Good condition. Runs ------EXPERIENCED NEED Call 649-9658. CLERK. (Mature).Mar­ Roberts 9am to 9pm. "SUMMER VACATION or after 6pm. 643-0108 a want ad! Call 643-2711 attention $15. Coll 646- 0304. Me^M#eeJIe^eeMe®«eee ci® ' TOWN OF MANCHESTER lows, Inc. 867 Main 289-7513. ONLY APPLY-Rooflng TWO BEDROOM DU­ 2190. ______••••••••••••••••••••••• Firm. Coll 643-7467. LEGAL NOTICE MEANS EXTRA TIME" and Siding. Call 742-8440. PLEX, appliances In­ to place your ad. Street, Manchester. Turn this time Into cash! ROOM FOR FARRAND REMODEL­ r\7cu iicacDDx/ A •sessasssessssssssssess The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold 0 public c lu d e d . Utilities DZEN BLUEBERRY /\||lO IIIO llV 0 hearing on Monday, July 18,1983 at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing INSURANCE AGENCY We have a lim ited GENTLEMAN-ParkIng, BLACKWELL LANDS- ING— Cabinets, roofing, METAL CHAISE HILL-Pick your own Rec Vehicles 73 Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main street, Manchester, CT to personal lines depart­ air conditioning, kitchen separate. References. gutters, room additions, LOUNGE with springs. blueberries. South Wind- ______:______hear and consider the following petitions: We will run your ad number of positions EXCELLENT INCOME $350 a month. Security CAPING Piovides affor­ ment needs a part time available in our phone privileges. Refrigerator, dable service for decks, all types of remd- Good condition $W. Call sor East Windsor town ••••••••••••••••••••••• MARIA P. ADDABBO — SPECIAL EXCEPTION — OAK tor port time home as­ and deposit required. dellng and repairs. FREE fi***^' 1. *'1,1*11^0'** J Cl,. 71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• STREET (A-IS) — Application under Article II, Section Tor 6 days free of charge. experienced Individual sales operation. Will freezer, washer, dryer. Garden /Lawn/Sh- 649-7944 evenings. Ideal line. 87 Barber HIM Rood, Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 .*,-,.^-,,0 ., 6.02.01 to convert a one-tomllv dwelling to a two-fomllv RN sembly work. For Infor­ Call 643-5600. Call 646-6637. estimates. Fully Insureo! for auto and homeowners train people available mation call 504-641-8003, rubbery care and general tor porch or cottage. one mile north ot Dzen 's HP m e r c u r y dwelling — lS4'/> Oak street. L Telephone 643-M17. Fill out the coupon below FT-PT billings and customer Mondav-Thursday even­ Ext. 8201. yard clean up. Call 644- Tree Farm Free contain- •eaeaaeeeaaaaaeaaeeeeaa OUTBDARD-needS work. LEON PODROVE, TRUSTEE ET AL — ZONE CHANGE — contact. Call John H. SIX ROOM HOME- L lr $75. P hon e 643-6913. BUCKLAND STREET (P-42) — To change the zoning Oak Hill School in ings and Saturday morn­ Homes for Rent 43 1686. MAN'S 10 SPEED BICY­ ers. For update on pick- DATSUN-1981 200SX classification from Business into Business V tor o parcel ot and either mail it or Hartford needs your Lappen, Inc. at 649-5261 If ings. Call Gerry for an Furnlshed, bedroom tor CLE, Columbia. $50. 649- Ing conditions and hours Roadster. Brown with fa- ac.c... ««/% approxlmatelv0.l9acros—aoortlonoimandUOBucklond skills to staff residen­ Interested. Interview Mondoy- rent. Privileges. Share ODD JOBh, Trucking. 0557. c o ll 644-9505 .h i,... x « ,. c i T W O B E D R O O M M O - Street. bring it to the Manchester with owner. Call 649-7911. ^lon Cavalier Top. S-L g|LE HOME-Set up In w i l l i a m t h o r n t o n — s p e c ia l e x c e p t io n — tial infirmary for multi­ Wednesday evenings Home repal.'s. You name Roofing/Sidino Package, AC, 4 speaker nolton Park Furnished PARKER STREET (T-59) — Application under Article II, from 6:30—7:30 at 643- MANCHESTER- It; we do ji. Free esti­ SUEDE JACKET with fur Herald Office. ple handicapped chil­ IMMACULATE, four eaeeeeaaeeaeceeaeaeeeee FM Stereo, 5 speed, Im- uanra old Anniinn' Section 16.1S.02 to develop a site In excess of 4 acres and dren. Salary $8.28 to 2711. mates. Insu' ed. 643-03(M. lining. Size 7-9. Originally maculate velour Interior Years oio. Appiion- which requires parking In excess ot 60 spaces —ooortlon of NEWSPAPER CARRIER bedrooms, large den, I ’/z Pets 65 M ™ 7V9 ces Included. Large wood lOllv Porker street. $11.53, excellent vaca­ NEEDED In Manchester. eeaeaaaaaeeaaeaaeeeaeaa $75, now $25. Good condi­ NEWSPAPER DEALER baths. Quiet neighbor­ FOGARTY tion. Call 646-1427. $8,500,742-7936. jq, Large WILLIAMTHORNTON — INLAND WETLAND — PARKER tion and insurance be­ Call 647-9946. Apartments for Rent 42 hood. No pets. $650. eaaaaeaeaeeaaaeeeeaeaee ------arraanari In nnrrh Pnrk STREET (T-60) — Construction of o building, fill, oorklng, NEEDED. Rockvllle- Henw Heahh BROTHER S—Bathroom BIDWELL HOME Im­ '1973 CADILLAC DE Pur''"-storm drainage and utlMtv lines within o designated Inland nefits. Contact Judy /Vernon area. Call 643-8131. dip and mail today Embelton or Shannon We need experienced and remodeling; Installation provement Company — LARGE, STRONG EXEC­ SYLVESTER TYPE Cat. \/li i F 4 dnnr rznnd three cors. No wetland in conlunctlon with development ot a site — a Jeanne at 647-9946. water heaters, garbage UTIVE SWIVEL CHAIR, h in rk n n d w h ita ahnr^ ' ' " ' i ' m C hildren. C a ll 649-6572 un- Portion Ot 1011V Porker Street. Rhodes at 242-2274 certified aides for home SECRETARY/MEDICAL Roofing, siding, altera­ black and white, short condition. Best offer. Call *11 6om- after 6om 643- VERNON STREET CORPORATION — RESUBDIVISION — care in the Manchester- RECORDS CLERK-Full MANCHESTER- disposals; faucet repairs. tion, additions. Same Vinyl with casters. $25, h a ir, n in e m o n th s , neu- 649-5334. rn n KN0LLW00DR0AD(V-12)—Toresubdivideosubdivlslon ext. 203or 243-5420 for LICENSED NURSE— /Rockville area. Good sa­ Avallable Immediately. 3 Store/OffIce Space lary and benefits. time, Monday thru Fri­ 649-7657. vIso/M oster- number for over 30 years. Call 646-6794. tered mole, shots. Very — — — '^JO. known os Resubmisslon ot Knollwood to create three lots appointment. Small faciilty. Part time. day, 9 to 5. Excellent bedrooms with applian­ Cord accepted. 649-6495. nffartlnnnta Adnnt.rnn. lovx cnor, DAxir-Ljccm ------from two lots. Lot 27 and Lot 28 — 31V and 45V Knollwood EOE Minimal stress. Salary ces. Heat and hot water " 5 .. . * . . 5 1 .7 1976 F D R D R A N C H E R D - a y y f a CTDRY D I- Rood — Residence AA. CME KUITH Sm iKS' typing skills. Maintain­ CHAISE LOUNGE- necticut Animal welfare Very good condition. pprT i lahtwalaht ti At this heorlng interested persons may be heard and written negotiable. Call 649-2358. VISITINe tM E OF n . ing medical records, re­ Included. Rental Office. EXCELLENT OFFICE LIGHT OR HEAVY WHITE—steel spring, League (D o n a tio n ). 721' $1700. C o ll 289-8141. I? . i " _ j communications received. Copies ot these petitions hove 233-7194 ceptionist duties, shor­ 649-48(X). MAIN STREET—500/1000 HOUSEKEEPING. Reas­ odlustable, heavy gauge, 0918 *______b e rg lo ss S cam p 13 and been tiled in the Town Clerk s office and mov be inspected Call for interview thand a plus. May Include so. ft., heat, lonitor, park­ onable. References. Call For Sale $25. Call 649-7517...... _ .. 16' 5th wheel. Coll now during office hours. CELEBRITY CIPHER 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst ing, air. Reasonable. 649- — — — _ . , ...... 1972 V W F o s t b o c k - to ll fre e 1-800-346-4962 to r PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION C«l«bf1ty a p fm ^ t o g r g m t ar* crM tad from quotattong by famoua paoola oagt light bookkeeping. Ex­ 6am-8am or 6pm-8pm. D D G TRAINING- Dependable. Sun root, fraa hmrh..ra nnH anual Leo Kwosh, Secretory and praaant. Each laitar In lha ciphar stand* for anothar. rortey'g oVa.- S rrjiraft R cellent pay scale and floor. Three room heated 5334, 643-7175, 643-1393. Bolton/Manchester A IR CONDITIONER- Dbedlence Classes Start- stereo. Needs work. Best "ee brochure and save! Doled at Manchester, c t this I2th day of July, 1983. .— LOCAL INSURANCE apartment. $325. Security area. 643-8690. Phllco. Good condition. 3hf benefits. Please call Di­ Ing J u ly 18th, In B o lto n , o ffe r. 646-7690 o r 643-8388. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ______AGENCY seeks part time rector of Staff Develop­ required. Phone 646-2426 "Tiaiaigwr' > 11,400 BTU, 110 Volts, $60. ‘IKXE PGCS WTWFKWB staff person to handle 9 to 5 weekdoys. Housoliold Goods 62 Coll 643-9839 to r ------nMIsc Automotive 76 na uaurueexea ment at Crestfleld Convo- Call 646-6314. registration. i98l DATSUN 200 SX-5 n o t ic e homeowners, and fire In­ lescent Home, NOW lE im N G Hrralb aaaaaaeaeeaaaaeei ■ speed. Fuel inlectlon. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee The Zoning Board ot Appeals will hold public hearings on XY8WOCUUP 08 POC’UU TWRW8 surance processing. Ex­ Manchester. 643-5151. LIKE PRIVATE HOME. 8 » MAIN ST. Baseball cord collection- perience preferred, typ­ LADY BUSTER Notch back. Sun root, cno cai c rn r rnrtlo Monday, July 25, 1983 at 7:00 P.M. In the Heorlng Room, Studio-type apartment. C m tiel leahiesa THREE COLLEGE STU­ 22,000 cards. 60%-75% re­ KENNELS —Canine New tires. 32,000 miles, a m p... igyn^^ Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and ing a must. Call 646-3078 Utilities,appliances. D btrict DENTS wM do lawn USED REFRIGERA­ tail value. After 4pm, Boordlno Sate, clean, ccann A43.A7oa unr A40 """ only. Fits 1970 Ply- consider the following petitions: Name__ FYEW KD KT UQB YTQWUWB.’ — for appointment. POSITIONS AVAILA­ Working single adult. No «ota I Icanaa in Janri ^ m o uoh. $20.00. 646-7719 ITEM 1 NO. 955 St. James Church - Request Special t STOtY auto. work, painting, odd lobs, TORS, WASHERS, 649-6661. State License. 30 years 5991. niter 6om Exception in accordance with Article ll. Section 4.02.03 to BLE tor Individuals to children, pets. 643-2880. Ranges - clean, guaran­ 8QTY ZY88WDO. M laMvatlen etc. Price negotiable. 649- experlence.$4.50perday, ------______perm it church festival from September 15 to September 17, Address. SPEECH work In Homemaker pro- aiiLCOMDrijaMiB 6063, call oSer 5pm ask teed, parts and service. AMPRO STAINLESS a n y size dog. 649-8496, 1 9 7 s Pl y m o u t h __ _ ...... 19B3 in parking area odlocent to church, and variance ot PHEVIOUS SOLUTION: “ I base most ol my fashion taste on PATHOLOGIST-CFY or grom in social service FOUR ROOMS SECOND rUULY tm iN K L O IID tor Kevin. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, POOL FILTER- % HP A47 flUIO wAi iPMx ciant ciw An TWD 155-13 BlOCk tlros, Article IV, Section 8.01 to sell beer and wine at the church Phene _ witat doesn't Itch." — Gllda Radner certified. Case load con­ agency serving nine FLOOR. Appliances, DOVM ILeVATOn Son, 649 Main Street, motor for 15' X 30' Pool, 04/DJUV. VALIENT-Slont SIX. AU- olentv of wear left, both festival from Seotember 15to September 17,1983wllhln 1,000 sists of neurologlcatly PARKiNa PRiviLeaee ' to m o tlc , 4dOOr. $950. C o ll a ic n n r a i l 444. 90x1 leetofonother Ilquoroutlel,w lthln200teetofochurchandln « 1S83 by NEA. Inc. towns. Car essential, mi­ heat, one car parking, no ALTM TO SUIT LAWN M O W ING OR 643-2171. like new. $95. Call 649- FREE CDCK-A-PDD, 643i^522. ' tT 644-4U0J a residence zone — 896 Main Street — Residence Zone A. Impaired adults, along leage relmbursment. pets. Security. Lease. 1,000 la 6,000 a/p YARD WORK with your 8802. C o m o le te v a c c in a tio n s ______o tte r 5pm . ITEM 2 NO. 956 Robert Yokoltls — Appeal from the One werd per Blank with dysphagia and aural Part time hours avollo- $385. 649-3340. pm FLOOR mower. Please call FOR SALE — custom Ma.Ha laJiaa inaa.nA A-.w.a a. ------declsloo ol the Zonino Enforcement Officer doted June 6, KIT 'N'CARLYLE'” rehabilitation. Part time ble. Phone 643-9511. ^ OFFICE tUITEe Needs loving home. 1978 HDNOA CIVIC-New ,pyQ pino FORD Truck 1983 concerning sole ot produce from o temporary stand— Include price of item. by Larry Wright -'Yir b t flo o r r e ta il Lenny 647-8(f72. built rec room bar with DISH WASHER-General D w n e r le a v in g fo r c o l- e n g in e . E x tra tire s . G ood 1127 Tolland Turnpike — Rural Residence Zone. positions available In 30 LOCUST S T R E E T - OR OFFICES Inlaid cherry wood top. Electric. Good condition. lege. 649-0772. c o n d itio n A s k in a S2S00 nUUSlng com it e AA 3 NO. 957 A. Lee Burton 8> Beverly Bollino Burton, Waterbury and Enfield FIrst floor, four rooms, $65.00. Call 423-5061. ______rri'rilT , ” 2™; plete with axle and cor- d.b.o. Beverly BolMno Burton Donee Studio — Request l'S 6 4 7 -S 0 0 3 RESPONSIBLE $25. Telephone 649-2320. 1 2 for a growing private NEXT YEAR’S VACA­ heated. Water extra, no MOTHER will babysit •AAAiN/uceir '^4-5266 weekOOVS o n e r |-|er. $9900 C o ll 647-1638. variance o f A rticle 11. Section 6.0I, Permitted uses, to use 3 4 TION BEGINS NOW. Sell FREE-MANXMESE ypni. ^ premises for the teochlng ot dance, musical Instruments, IF THE STATIC ELGORlOTy practice. Earnings excel­ appliances. Security. 646- full or part time In her J3RAPERIES — Beige, GAS RANGE, avocado KITTENS-elght weeks ______^ voice, acting and speech and the rehearsals of activities lent. Send resumes to Avon and start saving ^ e « U < l J U U >» ■ T>RC4x;cEb B / THE 2426 9-5 weekdays. Manchester home. Expe­ gold, rust. 84 Inches by 160 30". Very good condition. old Mother pedigreed iq a i rup\ZV IAAPAI a . t w o 13 inch Ford MUS- involving same— 63 Linden street — Residence Zone C. 5 e 7 8 InSpeech Inc. 2000 Valley now! Call 523-9401 or MANCHESTER— rienced. Cal' 647-9559. Inches. Austrian type val­ Asking $90. 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Call u ix ru cos nr haat nttar Article II, Section 1.03.04(02.toreducerear lofdimenslonfo MERS REMODELING o month plus security, Heat and electricity In­ I CAN BABYSIT day or window, oven light and Chlorlne.$60 takes It all. Miiaimi itanta 44 64^3759. SKaaa two feet (3 feet required) to permit addition lo existing SUBS. IMMEDIATE people, are aalea oriented, 646-1379. M u sica l ItM ns 66 ______P hon e 646-3388. detached garage — 24 Moore Street — Residence Zone B. OBSlMIIIS self motivated, honest. Inde­ cluded. 375 square feet. evenings, have own exhaust hood. $185. Call Call 643-6832.______B«r NoT &KoOCiH To RW A VA<^0^\ WORK. CALL UNITED pendent, willing to Invest In a Keith Real Estate, 646- transportation. 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NEEDED-SIding expe­ All ages welcome No appliances. No pets. 3pn>.______Jim: 721-7085 front or office space. $400 alterations, etc., miscel­ gallon milk crock |ua. 646.7719 Otter 4pm. *a ” V-O^m ^ ^ u lir SS! i!?."lYDu_haye_fDr sale, K rrJS tT h% ™ p'iS a‘bT,lre VnlTf^^arXereS 643-2711 rience required. Call M9- Security. $370. Phone 646- monthly plus utilities. laneous novelty items. TMRgq U5 Pit * TM OH 10 a m. - 6 p.m. $15. Negotiable. Tele­ CAMBRIDGE DIET at 8152. 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. 643-6712. Call Myra 872-7557. phone 649-2433. BANJD FIVE string With r„T ?aV T iV iri 4« S? durlnp ottlc. hours. BOARD OF APPEALS wholotale-$12 per can. case, good condition. ttays ... cancel Ing It as Edward coitmon, secretory Coll 643-1896. $80.00 firm . Call 649-1921. 64? I94aartc^4-30pm SDOn as you get results. Dated at Manchester, c t this 12th day ot July, 1983. 20 - MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Tuesday, July 12. 1983

iffs. BUSINESS / Classified Radio’s Simon Geller: Medics qualify l'** Multi-Circuits a fish out of the water for title match X. ' i' plans addition ^ ... page 2 ... page 9 I*' ... page 3 Business High-tech stocks a good bet p- In Brief In case you think the technology craze in the stock triple the general market multiple) ? And in a goodly market has even come close to running its course — number of cases, there are no earnings. Wolff new president think again. Berdell's retort: Most of the product innovation and The hunger, of the institutional biggies to be tops in productivity improvements that the economy has experienced over the past 10 years have come from Manchester, Conn. Gregory S. Wolff of 361 the "performance gam e" — to outshine the Dan Dorfman Clear tonight; technology. And there’s no reason — considering the Tinirod Road, was in­ competition and maybe snare one o( those lucrative Wednesday, July 13, 1983 great infusion of new money — that we shouldn’t see sunny Thursday stalled as president of the pension fund accounts from the piarket laggards — is Syndicated more of the same over the next five to 10 years. Hartford Life Underwri­ forcing the money-management fraternity to con­ — See page 2 Single copy: 254 tinue to play technology stocks with with vigor even Columnist ters Association on May 18 BERDELL EXPECTS the average high-tech at a luncheon held at the though many of therrt have doubled and tripled during the 10'^/ month rtiarket surge. company to grow over 25 percent annually in revenues Umlh Holiday Inn of Hartford. The Franklin Group of Funds, a San Mateo. over the next three years. Assuming earnings gains Greg has served on the equal to or better than that — and given the expected HLUA board for seven Calif.-bhsed money management firm running $2.8 billion of assets, typifies this thinking. retention of current multiples — Berdell figures the years and has been a average high-tech stock has the potential to double "The technology stocks are overpriced," Franklin hopefully with $40 million in the till. Investments will member of the associa­ over the next three years. And where the growth rate tion for nine years. He is a president Charlie Johnson told me at breakfast in San be made both in private companies and firms in the is even greater — say 50 percent — Berdell sees the partner in W'olff-Zackin & Francisco the other day. "But I also thought they were early publicly-owned stages. overpriced in '69 after they ran up 100 percent in '68. So As Berdell explains it, over the past five years prospects of stock triples over the next two to three A s s o c ia te s . In c. in years. > hV Vernon. what did they do? They ran up another 100 percent venture capitalists have put up over $6 billion in Drinking age after that. You've got to buy technology now. If you starting more than 3,000 technology companies. The He warns, though, that it's not aH gravy. Relative to don't — and the stocks go up — you have egg on your most successful of these will require some $20 billion current sales and earnings prospects, many stocks face; it's that simple." in financing over the next five years. VGA will try to appear to be already discounting the next th r^ years' Johnson's putting his money where his mouth is; 20 invest in the top 1 percent when they normally prospects (even assuming exceptional growth), he de Blok inducted says. cents of every equity dollar is going into technology. experience their highest rate of revenues growth — Among his top choices for purcjiase right now: the last three years they're private and the first two Among the technology names he regards as fully Albert de Blok of 262 West Main St., was Intel, MA-Com, InteCom, KLA and Intermedics. years they’re public. valued — though an ongoing bull market could result is going to 20 inducted into Porsche Audi's Magna Society Clearly, though, a lot of the easy money in in over valuations — are InteCom, Systems & during a three-day business seminar in Bergen- technology is gone. And that means greater THE WHOLE THRUST here. Berdell tells me, is to Computer Technology, Apollo Computer and LSI stock. Switzerland earlier this month. Logic. Each is selling at over 15 times latest 12-month selectivity than ever is called for. Even the technology invest in companies that have the potential to grow HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William of other bills, including measures to de Blok and 23 other charter members of the sales. bulls admit that this sector — given any general over 50 percent a year in revenues over the next five O’Neill today planned to sign into law prohibit ticket scalping and bring the Magna Society were in Germany for the dealer Another case of overpricing, in Berdell’s view, is a market setback — is easily vulnerable to stiff years. bills increasing the state’s drinking state in line with a 1973 U.S. Supreme introduction of the new Audi 5000s. Afterward company that’s slated to come public soon at between individual stock price declines of 20 to 30 percent, Estimating that venture capitalists alone will ante age from 19 to 20 and stiffening some Court decision dealing with the defini­ they traveled to Switzerland. $12 and $15 a share — semi-conductor maker Zymos considering the previous sizzling runup. up close to $7 billion for new technology ventures over penalties for drunken driving. tion of obscenity. de Blok has been with Porsche Audi of Avon Corp. And so the $64 question; What's the smartest way to the next three years, Berdell contends that "the O’Neill scheduled a morning cerem­ Under the bill, something can be since 1977 and is active in several community play technology now? At some point down the road, three currently technology explosion in this stage of the economic ony to sign the drinking age increase deemed obscene if "taken as a whole, it activities including co-chairman of the Avon private technology companies will join the publicly- cycle is just beginning." bill, which will raise, effective Oct. 1, lacks serious literary, artistic, educa­ Chamber of Commerce Beautification and owned ranks. The trio — rated by Berdell as FOR SOME ANSWERS: I picked the brains of one Here’s what he regards as the six fastest growing the legal drinking age that was hiked tional, political or scientific value.” Transportation Committee. potentially exciting investments — are Linear of the country’s savviest technology investment technology areas (and, obviously, where he's going to only last year from 18 to 19. Current law defines obscenity as Technology (set by a group formerly with National minds — 39-year-old James Berdell. put the bulk of VGA’s m oney): The governor also planned to sign "utterly without redeeming social Berdell. up until last August, was a fella with big • Robotics and computer-aided engineering. Semiconductor), VMX Corp. and Cybernex Corp. two bills dealing with drunken driving, value.” SBM goes automatic clout. A technology analyst for 15 years — most • Applications software (the capability of making a Among the big technology companies, Berdell including a wide-ranging bill dealing The ticket scalping bill will extend recently at San Francisco-based Montgomery Securi­ computer easier to use). favors National Semiconductor (his first choice) and with penalties for driving while under current law prohibiting the practice for Twenty-four hour banking is coming to ties — favorable or unfavorable words from Berdell • Telecommunications equipment. the influence of alcohol or drugs. tickets sold for events sponsored by Andover. Chaplin. Bolton, and Hebron July 11 on a technology company were frequently sufficient to Apple Computer. • Disk memory storage (the bulkstorageof data for Apple is viewed as the purest play in the personal The drunken driving bill will in­ educational institutions to include all when the Savings Bank of Manchester opens the send its stock price up or down. computers). computer market, which Berdell says should continue crease penalties for certain drunken entertainment events. first automated teller machine in the area. He also had a great knack for picking winning • Gate arrays (a complex electronic system on one driving offenses and lessen penalties ’The bill also would increase penalties technology stocks in the early stages — companies to show annual revenue growth of 50 percent over the Located at the Andover office of SBM in the semi-conductor chip). for others. It was adopted after a for ticket scalping, which with the like Intel, ROLM, Advanced Micro-Devices, Cray next three years. His earnings forecasts on a calendar Andover shopping plaza on Route 6. the Conni • CMOS (Complementary metal oxide silicon) — lengthy debate in which some lawmak­ current limitation to events sponsored Research and Network Systems; a number of them basis (though Apple is on a September fiscal yea r): $2 machine is intended to enable customers to make basically a semi-conductor which allows for the ers questioned just how much it will by educational institutions carries a shot up 10 times after the initial Burdell a share in '83, up from $1.22 in '82, followed by $3 in '84 savings and checking deposits, withdrawals and development of smaller portable and battery- stiffen penalties. maximum penalty of 30 days in prison transfers at any time of the day or night. recommendation. and $4 in '85. operated electronic products (like portable National Semiconductor is the second largest O’Neill also planned to sign a number and a $100 fine. Applications for a 24-hour Conni card are For the past 11 months, Berdell, along with partner computers). domestic maker of integrated circuitry for the available at all branches of SBM. The Andover William Welling, the former president of Marshall All are viewed as exceptional growth areas and office is open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday Industries, an electronics distribution company, and semi-conductor industry (whose revenue growth rate meet VGA’s criteria of 50 percent annual revenue Herald photos by Tarquinio through Wednesday and Friday. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. a prominent technology analyst in his own right, has is projected at least at 25 percent annually over the growers over the next five years. next 3 years) and the domestic leader in th e ' Thursday and 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday. been putting the finishing touches on a new Though reluctant to tip his buying hand, Berdell Town firefighters inspect damage inside the garage which took first prize in the Hartford Auto Show last investment company in the technology field — fast-growing CMOS and linear circuit technology. A ‘glimmer of light’ at 23-25 Cooper St., Manchester, after extinguish­ mentioned five stocks he presently favors in these Berdell’s calendar earning projections (the actual January, according to its owner, Billy L. Shoaf, of Venture Growth Associates. fields — Monolithic Memories, Silicon General, ing a fire there early Tuesday afternoon, in the Yungk elected at SBM Based in San Francisco, VGA has raised slightly fiscal year ends May) are M cents a share in '83, East Hartford. Shoaf estimates the fire caused at Silicon Systems, Wyle Laboratories and Standard versus an '82 loss, followed by $1.90 in '84 and $4 in '85. over $25 million from foundations, endowments and Microsystems. foreground is a 1973 Lincoln Continental Mark IV, least $5,000 damage to his car. Carole L. Yungk of Manchester has been Berdell’s bottom line (and he’s by no means alone): found in AIDS study several top executives in the technology field. Plans elected secretary of the Savings Bank of What about the huge price-earnings multiples of Look for the hot technology game to continue to be the call for initial investments to start next month — most technology stocks (in many cases double and Manchester by the hottest stock game around. VH bank's Board of Di­ By Thomas Ferraro illnesses and has been related to a high rectors. She repla­ Trade expert says United Press International incidence of rare cancers. Suspicious ces Dorothy M. DEVALUATION OF There have been 1,700 reported cases Sonego. who THE FRANC WASHINGTON — Federal scientists of the illness since it was first identified see a virus-fighting substance pro­ by the Center for Disease Control in retired. French Franc Hits Record Low Mrs. Yungk. who duced by white blood cells as possibly June 1981. More than 600 of the victims garage fire holding an answer to the deadly and have died. has been with SBM July 11 mysterious Acquired Immune Defi­ Most of the victims are homosexuals since 1976. was 7.7521- Lower ocean freight rates named assistant se­ ciency Syndrome. who have had multiple sex partners. “T cretary in 1980. francs per U.S. dollar The Department of Health and The latest research was conducted darpages car Prior to that she Human Services announced Tuesday by the Food and Drug Administration worked in the new that recent studies found the substance and the National Institutes of Health, to boost U.S. exports raises the infection-fighting activities both of which are under the jurisdiction accounts A Tuesday afternoon fire which damaged a garage of lymphocytes cells of AIDS victims — of the FDA. department. and automobile at 23 Cooper St. is considered "a t least in the test tube.” At the same time. Dr. Alain Rook of She is a member suspicious, authorities said. By LeRov Pope ’’Often the so-called conference lines act at the ‘ ‘Whether it will help AIDS patients is the FDA announced at a Michigan of the state Associa­ A 1973 Lincoln Continental Mark IV parked inside UPI Business Writer bidding of their respective governments.” he said. not yet known,” the HHS said in a State University symposium that in­ tion of Savings Bank the garage was heavily damaged. It had taken first “ Naturally, these governments are using every trick statement. “ Nevertheless, the re­ itial tests on the blood-cell product, Women. prize in the Hartford Auto Show at the Hartford Civic NEW YORK — If the Reagan administration is in the book in behalf of the nation’s exports.” search may provide a hint about the known as InterIeukin-2, show the agent Mrs. Yungk. her Center earlier this year, according to its owner. Billy seriously interested in cutting the nation’s trade O’Leary criticized the U.S. government for doing nature of the disease and how it might is useful in restoring some of the husband and family L. Shoaf of 233 Ellington St. East Hartford. deficit it should do something about ocean freight nothing about the matter. He said “ American flag be treated." infected cells damaged by AIDS. have resided in the Neighbors, who asked not to be identified, suspect a rates that discriminate drastically against American conference shipping lines which are parties to these Dr. Edward Brandt, HHS assistant In the tests, he explained, ^ , V, , Manchester area child they claim lives in one of the adjacent houses and exports, says a San Francisco trade expert. flagrantly discriminatory rates are so anxious to secretary for health, cautioned against Interleukin-2, which is naturally pro­ Carole L. Yungk since 1952. is known to play with fire. One woman said the child in obtain inbound cargo in Asian ports they acquiesce in premature expectations of a “ quick duced by the white blood cells of Paul O’Leary, president of the Connell Brothers, question once set fire to his own bedroom. the tariffs that are heavily unfair to American cure," but said the studies may help healthy people, were introduced into Ltd., export firm, said blatant discrimination in Town of Manchester firefighters arrived at the Women gain, men lose manufacturers." draw a battle plan. test tubes containing deficient white U.S.-Asian freight rates is putting a serious crimp in scene around 1:40 p.m. to find the interior and south Spokesmen for the Federal Maritime Administra­ blood cells taken from six AIDS ~ Women have a firm foothold in the ability of American companies to sell in Asia and "HHS Secretary Margaret Heckler exterior wall of the garage in flames. They were able tion’s consumer affairs division in Washington and for has said AIDS is the No. 1 health sufferers. the Connecticut labor ma'rket. but a U S. Bureau giving Asian exporters to the United States a huge to douse the fire in a matter of minutes, but the Lincoln the various ocean shipping conferences based in New priority of this department," he said. of Labor Statistics study shows their gain has advantage. The tests showed that exposure to parked inside was heavily damaged. No one was meant further losses for unemployed men. York were reluctant to comment on the charges by “ And we are acting accordingly." Inter|eukin-2 enhanced the ability of He said rates from the U.S. to Asia are as much as O’Leary and Remedios. injured in the incident. The study, based on employment statistics AIDS attacks the white blood cells, the deficient cells to fight viruses. 250 percent higher than the freight rates on the same They conceded that, in general, it is historically true Shoaf claimed police told him they had at least one collected in late 1982. showed 16.000 more men cargo moving from Asia to the U.S. He gave the the body’s defense against disease. The He stressed that clinical tests on suspect, a juvenile. that ocean freight rates on general cargo leaving the humans are needed. Those tests will were unemployed in 1982 than in 1981 while the following examples from published ocean shipping syndrome severely reduces the body’s Town Fire Chief John Rivosa, who was at the scene, number of women who had jobs increased ov United States have been significantly higher than on ability to fight off viruses and other begin immediately, he said. 1234 1234 J FMAMJJ conference tariffs: tractors, $175 to $193 a kiloton from cargo being imported into the United States. But a said it appears that the fire started on the outside and 19.000 over the same period. 1981 1982 1983 the U.S/ West Coast to Asia as against $69 from spread inward. The incident is still under investiga­ The unemployment rate among men in Maritime Administration spokesman said it was a Daily averages Daily averages Yokohama to San Francisco; transformers $150 a ton matter of comparing apples and oranges because tion by (firefighters and town police.. Connecticut ro.se from 5.3 percent in 1981 to 7.1. per quarter per month from the U.S. to Asia against $78 from Asia to the U.S.; Shoaf said he spent $18,000 restoring the car after he percent in 1982 while the jobless rate among costs are different on freight moving in opposite electric meters $217 westbound over the Pacific directions and so is supply and demand, which bought it in 1979, He never drives the car. He had it women dropped from 7.4 percent to 6.7 percent Some aren’t happy against $95 eastbound; certain machinery $234 from towed on a flatbed truck to the auto show in January. over the same period. ultimately may be the determining factor in setting UPl photo the U.S. against $111 from Asia; wallboard $137 a ton the rates. He says he will ask for restitution from the parents if westbound against $81 eastbound. He said it costs $168 He also pointed out that sometimes an ad valorem any children are found to be responsible. Franc at new low to ship a ton of American steel to Japan but only $51 to factor is considered in fixing the rates and this with train whisties " I was up all night." said Shoaf. "1 can’tbelieve it. ship a ton of Japanese steel to the U.S. Jewelry firm closes naturally would reduce rates on imports into the Town Fire Chief John Rivosa (in white shirt) works with It’s going to cost at least $5,000 to repair all the The French franc sank to a new low Phil Remedies, traffic manager for Levi Strauss & United States from low-cost countries and raise rates damage. \ Co., the big San Francisco garment maker, said the firefighters to determine the cause of a fire in a garage behind on exports leaving the United States. Two short blasts of the whistle and trains go, said that normally the plant Shoaf, who used tb live in Manchester, moved the against the U.S. dollar Monday. In New discrimination on general cargo freight rates is not PAWTUCKET. R I — Sharon Industries, a one long one is the rule for trains does not receive shipments much after 23-25 Cooper St. in Manchester Tuesday afternoon. Town fire car into the other half of the garage after the fire. He York, the dollar was rated at 7.7520 confined to the Pacific but is quite general in the gold and jewlery manufacturing company, has PROFESSOR ERNEST WILLIAMS, who teaches crossing a road at grade, but some 9 p.m. He said that in holiday weeks, officials believe the fire started outside on the south wall of the rents space in the garage from Robert L. Walsh of 58 Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico trade as well. Remedies Dale Road. been petitioned into receivership by a creditor francs at closing. transportation and business policy at Columbia residents of the northern part of like the one in which the Fourth of July and shut down its operations. said he has been making speeches since the early garage. The fire, which appears to have been caused by children University’s Graduate Business School, told U PI he Manchester are unhappy with the fell, the schedule is modified and Walsh also owns the house at 23 Cooper St. and the 1960s demanding reform of the situation. playing with matches, is still under investigation. The company, which is based in Pawtucket and considers the ocean freight rate situation an sound, especially at late hours. shipments do come in later. house next door at 34 W. Center St. Johnston, also has two subsidaries — Jonart • important question that ought to be pursued until the James Buckley of 232 Kennedy Road In March a Manchester resident HE CITED an example of the discrimination in the Chain and Jewels by Felice. Both of those are in Bank execs sign bottom is reached. said the whistles have become annoy- lodged a complaint with the railroad Johnston. Atlantic and Gulf trade. He said he recently shipped a He said the federal government attempted to ing. He says he hears them from 9:30 after a near accident at the Main Street large container of garments from Houston to Westchester prepares bridge suit Until the company began reducing operations conduct such an inquiry some years ago but Japan, p.m. to as late at 1:30 a.m. crossing. The resident said the whistle Antwerp. The freight was $4,400. He inquired at the in recent months, it employed 80 to 100 people. It for CBT merger Britain, Norway and other nations heavily dependent Emanuel Hirth, who manages the had not sounded. made solid gold, gold-plated, gold-filled and , time what the freight would be on the same shipment on exports to the U.S. instructed their shipping from Antwerp to the U.S. Central Connecticut C ooperative Roy Godcher, who is in charge of rail sterling silver Jewlery. as well as costume operators to refuse to cooperate with the investiga­ jewelry. Farmers Association feed plant on regulation for the state Department of " I was told it would be only a little more than tion, on the grounds that the U.S. had no authority by $1,500,” he told UPI. Apel Place, where most of the freight Transportation, said the department O’Neill says N.Y. must be patient "The petition, filed in Superior Court June 28. HARTFORD (UPI) — Bank executives have put treaty or otherwise to conduct such in inquiry. normally does not hear compaints said the corporations were insolvent and unable their names to an agreement to merge the CBT Corp., Remedios, like O’Leary, termed the difference in The inquiry then was turned over to the State about failure to sound the whistle, but to meet their debts. Connecticut's largest banking company, and the Bank general cargo freight rates in and out of the United Department, Williams said. The diplomats came to • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a does get complaints about the noise the of New England Corp., Massachusetts' second largest States an intolerable burden to American business. GREENWICH — Gov. William O’Neill town of Port Chester, place them into the years ago with something called New York the conclusion there was.discrimination in some types whistle makes. banking company. O’Leary said this is true because ocean freight rates says he would rather avoid a lawsuit Connecticut side of the line, 1 would be City, the Connecticut (congressional) dele­ of cargo but not in all and the overall amount of | | | S | Q 0 T O C I 8 V state has a lower limit for the threatened by a Westchester County official MPL is consolidating The papers were signed Monday after the board of account for up to 20 percent of the value of all exports. discrimination was not highly significant. happy to support that project and that gation was there to help New York Now we ' sound of the whistle, 80 decibels, but not In New York over rerouted truck traffic need some help," Weicker said. directors for both banks approved a "definitive He also said 20 percent of all jobs in the United States Some exporters have challenged this finding as" prospect,” O’Neill said. "But there isn’t agreement” for the interstate banking merger, and 7 percent of the Gross National Product now 24 pooes, 4 Mctlons upper from the damaged Connecticut Turnpike and they have to be patient." Also attending the meeting in Washington W.ARWICK. R I. — Metropolitan Property and whitewash but neither the original inquiry nor the He said the department does try to bridge. announced June 13. depend on exports. challenges got much publicity, Williams said. The border war is over heavy trucks were Rep, Stewart McKinney. R-Comi . Liability Insurance is consolidating work from all A d v ice ...... 16 urge train crews not to lean on whistle But O’Neill said Tuesday the state would Greenwich Firmsrre end federal Highway The move was called "an important step toward On the other hand, a spokesman for Caterpillar Uke O’Leary in San Francisco. Williams said the driving through the streets of Port Chester, five of its service oil ices, affecting 100 employees. Ar«o ...... 20 any longer than is necessary for a clear accept the situtation, knowing it was doing Administrator Raymond Barnhart. achievement of the m erger," by Walter J. Connolly Tractor Co. of Peoria, 111., said his company did not discrimination began as a matter of supply and a Westchester village north of New York A company spokesman said the consolidation is Jr., CBT chairman, and Roderick M. Ma'cDougall, regard the big disparity in published ocean freight r iiilr m ii...... signal. He said he would take the everything possible short of “ magic” to City, since the June 28 partial collapse of the ’'We have extended all the help we to reduce operating costs. He said he is unsure of demand. For many years, the United States had a Bank of New England chairman, in a joint statement. rates as a significant problem because Caterpillar Co*mles^ ...... ■...... * « inquiry from the Herald to be a ease traffic congestion. Mianus River bridge in Greenwich. Three possibly can," Barnhart said. how many of the loo will lose their jobs. huge annual trade surplus. Naturally, ocean shipping The merger is still subject to approval by the negotiates freight rates on its exports and because it is EntertalnmMt complaint and would try to see of Westchester County Executive Andrew people were killed and three others The New York State Department o( Every effort wilt be made to find jobs either lines charged all the traffic would bear on cargo Lottery...... 2 anything can be done about it. shareholders of each company at meetings scheduled a multinational venture manufacturing in many O’Rourke said he will ask the Westchester seriously injured. Transportation also is examining legal inside the company or outside. " he said. leaving the United States, while lower rates had to be Obituaries...... 6 Godcher said the railroad is in a Board of Legislators today to authorize the for early fall, and by various regulatory agencies, countries and pays low rates on some of its products offered on cargo coming to America to keep ships O’Neill said he is doing his best. options with the state attorney general’s The spokesman said althought Metropolitan and high rates on others...... * difficult position. The sound of the county attorney to sue to force truck traffic which CBT said should be obtained late this year or from having to come back in ballast — empty or "W e ’re sorry for this. We’re doing office. Port Chester officials said the showed a profit in the last two years, it was early next year. O’Leary and Remedios said they thought the U.S. S ports- ^ ...... - 9 12 whistle annoys residents, but if there is to detour through Connecticut rather than everything we can as expeditiously as increased traffic has strained roads and produced solely from income made from the nearly so. The agreement provides CBT shareholders with public and even most American manufacturers are T t f e v i s i o n t accident at a crossing and the Port Chester, N.Y. possible ... and we would hope that they budgets to the breaking point. company's investments — not from selling It was time-honored policy of “ lower rates to the W e a t h e r whistle has not sounded, the railroad is 52.5 percent of the new corporation and Bank of New not really aware of the huge edge in freight rates for 7:'. 7777777777.2 The suit would be against the state of would understand that,” the governor said Construction crews are building two insurance. backhaul," Williams explained. 1 in a bad legal position. England shareholders with 47.5 percent. foreign products in general over U.S. products. Connecticut, the town of Greenwich, the at a news conference 'Tuesday. ramps on 1-95 in the Cos Cob section of Depending on a person's skills, he said, a For each share now owned, CBT shareholders will SAMPLES TODAY ’. Hirth said that when summer comes United' States and other appropriate Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., who met Greenwich to help ease congestion in Port person could relocate to the company's headquar­ BUT NOW, Williams said it is his understanding The Manchester Herold today continues windows are open, people hear the receive one share of the new company, and Bank of O’L E A R Y SAID rates on the Pacific are manipu­ agencies and officials. for 30 minutes Tuesday with Transportation Chester and Rye. Bui the ramps are ters in Warwick or the company's regional that the balance has shifted, that ships coming to Its samplino proorom to bring copies of the whistle they do not notice in the winter, New Eggland shareholders will receive 1.75 shares. lated by the companies that dominate the ocean O’Neill said if a lawsuit is filed against the Secretary Elizabeth Dole to appeal for opposed by Greenwich residents concerned service center in Utica. N Y. America carry more general cargo than ships leaving newspaper to non-subscrlbprs In ■ Therearetwocrossingsnearthefeed freight rate conferences where, he said, the U.S.-flag state: “ So be it." about health and safely problems from Ten of the company's 19 directors will be named by America, so the historical basis for lower cargo rates one es er. plant, the one across Main Street and federal planning and financial help, said CBT. and nine bv Rank of New England. shipping line.s are outvoted five-or six-to-one. " I f there was some magic way that we New York should be a better neighbor. truck traffic. Two people were arrested for imports has been eroded. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • b e * one across Oakland Street. could lift those vehicles in a balloon over the "When they had a difficult time a few Sunday by state police during a protest.