M — M ANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 28, 1988

I APARTMENTS APARTMENTS I MUSICAL CARS m FOR RENT m FOR RENT m ITEMS FOR SALE ROCKVILLE. Remo­ MANCHESTER. Very LOWREY Holiday Genie 1974OPERATING Toyota Denied deled large one bed­ nice 4 room apartment. organ. Like new. Best Cellca. High mileage. room, Includes heat, Fully carpeted, kitchen offer. 646-3782. $200. 649-5445.______hot water, appliances. appliances and located 1979 Chrysler New Killer loses bid Orel Hershiser One parking. One on the busline I No pets. Yorker. Midnight blue. month’s security. $495 $575/month Includes Mint condition. Low per month. 872-8095. utilities. Immediate oc­ FOR Sale. Hammond Or­ mileage. $3000 firm. for early release /4 sets shutout mark/11 M A N C H EST ER . 1 Bed- cupancy. Call 649-4000. gan. Model H-100. Suit­ 649-6801.______room. Wall to wall able for home, church 1983 MUSTANG Hatch­ carpeting, appliances, I CONDOMINIUMS or lodge. 633-5754. back. Block, auto- heat, air conditioning. E3 FOR RENT m a t I c , a i r No pets. Clean. $540. PETS AND conditioning, power Available October 1st. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ stearing, cruise con­ 647-9138. "»______room Townhouse with SUPPLIES trol, AM /FM cassette. MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ fireplace, all applian­ $3500. Call 649-3300, rooms, V/2 bath Du­ ces, heat, hot water, PUPPIES. Doberman evenings. Cross. 10 weeks old. $30 plex. Garage, Central carpeting, air condi­ 1976 CADILLAC Coupe location, bright rooms, tioning. Nice location. each. 649-9538, leave message.______DeVllle. Mint condi­ large yard. $715 plus Coll 649-5240. tion. Must be seen. Best utilities. Lease, 2 - 2 year old miniature offer. 646-3782. months security. dachshound. AKC reg­ HOMES 1979 Malibu Classic. Ma­ ( S C fS Available October 15, istered, neutered male. 646-6345.______FOR RENT Owner moving. Free to roon, 78,000 miles, good condition, 8 cylinder, Hanrhpalpr ilfralB good home. 649-2824. THREE room, second NEW e F s bedroom with $2495. 643-8324 after floor apartment with fireplace. $900 per 3:00.______heot, hot water & elec­ month. Plus security. 1979 maroon Malibu Clas­ tricity on busline. No pets. Available Im­ sic. 8 cylinder, 78,000 Available November mediately. 646-2930. AKC Shetland Sheepdog 1st. No pets. Non- pups. 4 males left. Call miles, good condition, 30 Cents MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ 645-1716. $2495. 643-8323 after Thursday, Sept. 29, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Viiiage Charm smokers only. Referen­ room, 2'/j both Colon­ 3:00. ces and security dep- ial In great family oslt required. 1977 CHEVY Nova. 2 $525/month. Telephone neighborhood. $1200 MISCELLANEOUS door, fair condition. daytime, 646-1007. Ev- per month. Call Sentry FOR SALE $300 or best oter. 283- enlnos, 649-6661.______Real Estate, 643-4060. 6039.______BOLTON. Winterized M AN C H EST ER . Central EIGHT month old water- 1976 Volkswagen bus. 3 bedroom, IVi bath Cottage on lake. Fur­ bed, $325. Courthouse 81,000 original miles. nished, two bedrooms. One Gold membership, Very good condition. Duplex In 2famlly. $750 No pets. $675/month WE HAVE TOO iMANY SpscG shuttlo soaFS liito orblt 12'/2 months left for 623-5829. per month plus utlll- plus security & utili­ tles. 646-3253.______$450. Compared to reg­ 1976 M O N TE Carlo. 350, ties. November 1st- ular price of $700 plus. M AN C H EST ER . Second June 1st. Call after 4. Eric 649-3426.0______4-barrel, automatic, By Howard Benedict floor, 2 bedroom, heat 647-1257. headers, some chrome. The Associated Press Tens of thousands stake out a view and appliances. No GAS Grill, 2 years old, Corvette style rims, Launch a high-stakea gamble on rockets MANCHESTER. Single asking $125 & 20" dirt runs good, needs minor pets. $ ^ , plus secur- family Ranch. Security Ity. Coll 646-3979. bike $35. 647-1149. touch up on body, new CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - — stories on page 18 and references re- dual exhaust. Primer MANCHESTER. 4 room aulred.$875/month. C ER A M IC Kiln. Econo More than 2>/4 years after the Duplex. 2 bedrooms. Kiln with timer. Excel­ black, blue Interior, trauma and tragedy of the T.J. Crockett, 643-1577. tilt. Call 232-1219, leave $650/month with heat. lent condition. Only Challenger disaster, the shuttle day. $200. 649-9982. message. $700 or best hundreds of modifications to the I ’/j month security dep­ n s to r e and offer. Discovery rocketed spectacu­ shuttle and a new launch- "Stay with us, I think we’ ll osit. Available Imme­ FIREPLACE. Free stand­ larly from its launch pad today, diately. 649-9538, leave I OFFICE SPACE ing, Swedish enameled oversight procedure in which make it,” the launch director Bob MAZDAS carrying five astronauts on a former astronaut Robert Crippen Sieck told the astronauts after messoge.______with pipe. Excellent comeback mission that would EAST HARTFORD. 2bed­ FOR Rent. Protesslonol condition. Call 646- CLYDE held one-man authority to ap­ receiving an improving wind office building. Lorge CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. return America to space. room apartment, heat, 2931, leove messoge. ROUTE 83, VERNON prove launch. analysis. Hauck joked in reply, hot water and parking. parking lot. Ideal loca-. POOL Table-Sears. Good WE HAVE OVER 60 NEW 1988 MAZDAS WE MUST “ Good luck and Godspeed,” He did, sending the shuttle “ We don’t want this thing to leave tion. R.D. Murdock, 82 Buick O n t 2 Or. .'4995 $500/month. 5M-6616. 643-2692 or 643-6472. condition. $300. Call af­ yras the sendoff from Launch toward orbit through partially without us." If you don't use It, don't ter 3; 30pm or leave 84 Ciprice Wagon *8295 SELL, COME IN. WE LL BEAT ANYONE’S DEALI Control. O F F IC E Space. 500 cloudy skies. Hauck and his crew of four need It and don't wont It, message. 568-1903. 85 Specirum 4 Or. *4995 square feet. $350 per Riding two redesigned booster The morning countdown was veteran astronai^ts awoke early, why not sell It with a 85 Electra 4 Or. *11,895 rockets, the winged spacecraft smooth, excepting Florida’s donned their orange, specially Classified Ad? month Includes utili­ ties. Excellent loca­ 85 O ntury 4 Dr. (3) *8995 blasted off its perch at 11:37 a.m. fickle weather. Spacecraft com­ pressurized flight suits and drew TOWN OF ANDOVER tion. 647-9223. ENDROLLS 86 Eacort 4 Dr. '4995 EDT. Liftoff was delayed 98 puters, configured to expect enthusiastic cheers as they left to MANCHESTER. 4 room 27'>t width - 25$ 86 Calebrily 4 Or. *7695 minutes while NASA awaited a NOTICE OF REOISTRARS 13% width - 2 for 25$ autumn winds in a certain range, board the $1.5 billion spacecraft. office. 800 square feet. Celebrity Euro 4 Dr. shift in peculiarly light winds . OF VOTERS SESSION MUST be picked up at the 86 *7995 ECONOMICAL & DEPENDABLE did not have adequate data to Once on board they had to Heavily traveled road. 87 Spectrum 4 Dr. *8995 along the Discovery flight path. overcome problems with cooling On October 4, 19SS, for com­ $800/monthly Includes Herald Office Monday thru steer the craft through weak pleting preliminary registry Thursday before 11 a.m.only. 87 Skylark 4 Or. *9495 The ship, with Navy Capt. winds at high altitude. NASA systems in two of the space suits, list, at the Town Office Build­ heat, hot water and SPUNKY VALUE ing from 9 am to 11 am. electricity. Alex Mat­ 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. *9995 Frederick Hauck in command, waited until conditions improved, the sort of minor mechanical 87 Cavalier 4 Dr. *8495 Louise F. Porklngton thew Realty, 649-4003. 1 was headed for an initial orbit abandoning its origipal 9:59 a.m. glitch that nags almost every Beatrice E. Kowalski 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. '7995 about 110 miles above earth. launch target. ' countdown. q q i TAG 87 Celebrity 2 Dr. *9495 Registrars of Voters "Am erica returns to space as Had the winds remained unac­ Hauck’s crew included Air DO I VACATION |88] 87 Nova 4 Dr. (3) *8995 079-09______0 0 1 SALES Discovery clears the tower,” said J O •RENTALS 87 Pont. Firebird *11,995 ) ceptable, officials would have LEOAL NOTICE NASA launch commentator Hugh scrubbed the launch effort for the See SHUTTLE, page 10 SP E N D the winter In NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ TOWN OF ANDOVER eral Statute 23-85 prahibits 872-9111 Harris. The 2nd Quarterly Install­ warmth 8, sunshine. the pasting at advertise­ Trailing a 700-foot geyser of ment of property foxes on the For rent In New Port ments by any person, firm or fire, Discovery vaulted from pad October 1, 1987 Grand List Richey, Florida. Nicely corporation on a telegraph, ore now due and payable Oc­ furnished house In well telephone, electric light or SCHALLER 39B and within seconds rolled into tober 1,1988. Paym ents mode Students thrilled power pole or to a tree, its desired course to orbit. An otter November 1, 1988 are kept frleldly neighbor­ hood. 2 bedrooms, 2 full shrub, rock, or any other ACURA 4 Dr., PS estimated quarter-million people sublect to a late charge of naturol oblectwlthoutawrlt- ONLY \'/7 % per month on the lote baths, living room, din­ U S E D C A R S watched from roads, river banks Installment, from the due ing area and fully ten permit for the purpose ot dote, or a minimum ot $2.00. protecting Itorthepubllcand B8 Carayan JE.... *15,500 ONLY and other viewing spots in the equipped kitchen (dis­ carries a tine of up to $50 tor 88 L egen d ...... *21,995 shuttle Payments may be mode by Kennedy Space Center area. by ‘fixed’ hwasher, microwave, mall or ot the Town Office each otfense, 87 Interga L S ..... * 9,995 The atmosphere was tense as Building, School Rood, washer & dryer). For i l V M'cK'FF" TTrTeT. which Is open from 9:00 a.m. more Information, pic­ (Corner ot Cooper Hill 87 Toyota L/B ....* 6,995 the shuttle moved through the watched the launch on television to 3:00 p.m. Monday and Frl- By Andrew J. Dovis tures and references, Street) Moving sale. 30 87 Mazda RX7 .... *13,995 $7720®® ^ H ,263®® stage of maximum aerodynamic Manchester Herald this morning in a cramped double dov, 8:00 to 8:00 Monday call 203-644-8084. 87 Toy. Corolla ...» 8,595 evenings, 9:00 to 1:00 Tues­ years of accumulation. ■ “ w/AC&Cass. stcess at which Challenger broke classroom. The students watched day morning, 3:30 to 8:30 on Lots of good stuff 87 Honda Accord L X ...... 4 Door, PS apart, dooming its crew of seven Pupils at Nathan Hale School intently as the shuttle blasted into Thursdays. 1 INDUSTRIAL cheap. Saturday and •12,995 tteio6 _ # 3 1 2 ^ on Jan. 28 1986 just 73 seconds applauded the successful launch space, and they applauded once Wendy Dowling J'lPRDPERTY Sunday, October 1&2. 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 8,295 Tox Collector, 0 0 9am-5pm. after liftoff. of the space shuttle Discovery the solid-rocket boosters separ­ 87 Toyota GT ....*10,995 Town of Andover, Two minutes and four seconds today, saying that it proved that ated from the shuttle. Connecticut MANCHESTER. 3400 86 Chey C20 ...... * 9,595 after launch, the flight passed its 073-09 square feet Industrial America is back. Problems with the 0-rings in space. Loading dock, 86 LeSabre ...... * 9,295 ROOMY & PURE most critical milestone when its GIANT Tag Sale. Satur­ 85 R Iylera ...... *11,595 two 149-foot-tall solid fuel booster “ It means we still have hope for the solid-rocket boosters caused NOTICE TO CREDITORS parking. Principals the fatal explosion of the space E S T A T E O F only. Woodland Indus­ day, October 1st, 590 85 T o ro n a d o ...... • 9,495 rockets burned out on schedule other space launches,” said 11- RICHARD P. COBB, SR., trial Park, 643-2121. Woodbridge Street, 85 Audi QT ...... » 9,595 SPORTY EXCITEMENT and jettisoned toward the Atlan­ year-old Justin Bogli. “ Space shuttle Challenger 32 months ago. a/k/o RICHARD P. COBB, 8om-2pm. No raindote. 84 Skylark ...... * 3,995 tic Ocean. exploration is important.” “ Now that they understand 0/k/a R IC H A R D COBB, TAG Sale. Miscellane­ Late of Manchester, 84 Toyota Camry ...* 7,995 The failure of a joint in one Three classes — Nick Peters’ what went wrong ...they fixed it,” Deceased Merchandise ous. Saturday & Sun­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ day, September 30th & 345 Center St., booster allowed flames to escape sixth-grade class. Jack Carlson’s said 11-year-old Louis Lanceiin. Gerald, Judge, of the Court October 1st. 9-5. 27 M a n ch ester e 817-7077 and trigger the Challenger explo­ sixth-grade class and Mary Lou of Probate, District of Man­ Peters’ fifth-grade class — chester at a hearing held on ANTIQUES/ Essex Street. sion. The accident triggered See PUPILS, page 10 September 8, 1988 ordered that all claims must be pre­ 0 0 CDLLECTIBLES sented to the fiduciary at the WANTED TO CENTER address below. Follure to 78 RPM Records, Big Os] BUY/TRADE promptly present any such Bands. C50 and up. Call MOTORS Bolton man listed as criticial claim may result In the loss of rights to recover such 649-7639. WANT to buy. Church 46) Main St., Manchester claim. Plates ot Connecticut Low Cost Financing* ONLY ONLY Johanna Bruder Roy, churches and nearby Assistant Clerk FURNITURE states. 643-8582. 84 Toy Corolla 4 Dr...... *4595 following Hartford shooting The fiduciary Is: 00 Bernice E. Cobb 82 Datsun 310 GX ..... *1995 c/o Ronald Jacobs, Esa. there since 1973, Pierce .said. He live, the brother said. 148 Main Street 84 Tourismo 2 Dr...... *2495 A P DflOtO Bv Andrew Yurkovskv said that alcoholic beverages are The brother would not give his Manchester, CT 08040 WANTED 81 Toy Corolla 2 Dr.... *1595 *11,869®® *15,880®® Manchester Herald r \ v tBgg^u A iv f f 071-09______C U R V E D back tufted Plano Any Condition. DX, Auto . with Air BOARDING SHUTTLE — The Discov­ shuttle. From left are David Hilmers (in bottled at the plant on New Park name. wine colored love seat 82 Ply. Horizon...... *1605 SUInwov for aspiring w/AC & Sunroof back), Richard Covey (hand up). A Bolton man who police said Road. Pierce said that Laureano INVITATION TO BID «949 for sole. Very good handicapped pianist. & Cassette ery astronauts leave the Kennedy Space RELOCATION OF 85 Toy. Tercel Wag.... *4495 was shot and critically wounded “ I think it was a shock, and I Reyes and Cusano worked in the condition. $175. Coll Please call 875-8451 #5950X Center operationstuilding this morning George Nelson, (in back), Mike Lounge MECHANICAL 643-5993.______anytime. 83 Dodge Omni...... *1695 #7005 by a co-worker in Hartford think that’s the only way you can bottling area of the facility. He EQUIPMENT / EAST to board the motorcade for the space and'^Rick Houck (front right). said Cusano is a foreman but was HARTFORD MIDDLE TW IN Platform beds. 83 Ren. Alliance ...... *1995 Wednesday has little chance of describe it” Pierce said of SCHOOL Drawers with mat­ survival, the victim ’s brother employee reaction to the not Laureano Reyes’s immediate The East Hartford Public 82 Mazda 626 Lux ..... *3195 tresses and matching said today. shooting. supervisor. Schools, 110 Long Hill Drive, 85 Reliant Wag...... *3995 East Hartford, CT., 08108, headboard corner ta­ Automotive INEXPENSIVE PICK UP A Hartfonl police said Giovani A man who identified himself Lewis said that there had been will receive sealed bids for ble. $195. Call 633-3263. 85 Pont. 6000 4 Dr...... *4995 Cusano, 42. of 12 Enrico Road, as Cusano's brother, who was at an ongoing dispute between the RELOCATION OF Hospital gets 13.3% rate hike St. Francis Hospital this morn­ two men and that they had met MECHANICAL EQUIP­ 80 Camaro Cpe...... *1995 LUXURY was shot once in the head by MENT / EAST HARTFORD I MACHINERY Q l I CARS ing, said that the prognosis for his with union and company officials 78FordT-Blrd ...... *1495 SNOWBLOWER Ismael Laureano Reyes of Hart- MIDDLE SCHOOL. Bid In­ AND TOOLS “'I f o r s a l e Under the agreement, the aver­ fond at the^offices and plant of brother's recovery was not good. to resolve that dispute when the formation and specifications QD 85 Cavalier 4 Dr...... *3195 Bv Andrew J. Davis established within the next few are available at the Business At No Additional Charge with Manchester Herald age inpatient rate would increase weeks, Stanley said. Rate orders, Heublein Inc. on New Park Road While one doctor said that Cusa no shooting took place. Pierce said Office of the School Depart­ FOR Sale. For the se­ 1986 C A M A R O . Red, rious, hobblest, or In­ 79 Chev Cust. Van..... *3895 from $3,960 to $4,488 in the fiscal on which inpatient charges are while union and company offi­ might survive, another doctor ment. Sealed bids will be re­ Auto, power stearing, Purchase of Any In Stock See SHOOTING, page 10 ceive until 2:00 p.m., Frl- dustrialist. Plasma power brakes, air, ste- 82 Ford F-150 P U ...... *3995 Manchester Memorial Hospi- year beginning in October, Stan­ based, are set by the commission cials were attempting to resolve said that he would probably not day,'October 7,1988, at which cutter for cutting steel time they will be publicly reo/cassette. 31,000 76 Jaguar XJ6L...... $5999 -ta l’s average inpatient rates will ley said. The average is taken each fiscal year to determine an ongoing dispute between him up to half Inch thick. miles. Louvers, bra Lincrease 13.3 percent next fiscal from total inpatient fees paid for hospitals’ charges to patients for and Laureano Reyes. opened and read aloud. The 81 PontT-1000 ...... *1695 NEW 1988 East Hartford Public Sch{jols Miller dialarc welder and snows Included. year under a tentative state rate various services to the hospital various services during the fol­ Hartford Police Lt. Frederick reserves the right to accept tig/stick. Rockwell 14 742-6820, Liz. 78 Int. Scout It, V8.... *1495 or relect any or all bids or the order that hospital officials say is during the year and does not lowing year. D. Lewi^. said that the latest Masse r^ rn s tbnight Inch metal cutting 1980 CHEVY Monza. Au­ right to wolve technical for­ lathe. All In excellent S A F E B U Y U S E D C A R S far from enough. mean that every patient will pay In August, the commission episode in that dispute involved a malities If It Is In the best In­ tomatic. Many new terest of the School Depart­ condition. Call after parts. $850 or best M IK E F L Y N N But Sue Stanley, director of that amount. ordered the hospital to cut rates scratch on Laureano Reyes’s car. ment to do so. 5pm. 423-1729. offer. 633-7488. ONLY X operations for the state Commis­ Andrew Beck, spokesman for by 1.9 percent, which would have Laureano Reyes, 55, was being with hK Olympic gold Richard A. Huot, TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- 649-4304 ^ MAZDA sion on Hospitals and Health the hospital, said, " I t ’s not what reduc^ inpatient rates to $3,885 held today on $250,000 bond OIrector/BusIness Services Open M FM/Sat. M 089^09 cense Plate Number Is Care, said today the rate order we really wanted.” But he added, per patient beginning Oct. 1. pending arraignment in Hartford Manchester’s Bill Masse is batting average with three hits 443. EUX. If this Is your reached with the hospital Satur­ "We will live with it.” Superior Court, Lewis said. He and one RBI. He didn't play in. INVITATION TO BID 4x4 or 4x2 coming home with his Olympic plote number, bring BUICK Skylark, 1964 . 2 day was “ what they need.” The final rate order should be See HOSPITAL, page 10 has been charged with criminal gold medal tonight. the team's final two games as PURCHASE OF A NEW this ad to Ed Thornton, Door, hard top, power loorRUCKS/VANS *17,683®® attempt to commit murder, first- head coach Mark Marquess SAND « BASE-LINE at Manchester Honda, stearing, automatic I FOR SALE Masse, a member of the gold CARE MACHINE 24 Adams Street, Manr transmission. Good Loaded w/Auto & MR degree assault and criminal use medal winning United States rotated his outfielders. Masse was a seventh round The Town of Coventry will Chester, to collect your condition. $1800. 646- 1983 FORD Ranger. 43,000 of a firearm, Lewis said. baseball team at the Summer receive sealed bids for the. $25. You must bring 5442. Cusano was listed in critical draft pick by the New York purchose of one, (1), new miles, original owner, #9028 TRUCK U.N. troops win peace prize Olympics in Seoul, South Ko­ proof ot registration. Sand & Base-line Care very reliable. Excel- Offer Expire* 10-3-88 condition at St. Francis Hospital rea, is scheduled to arrive at Yankees — the American Machine at the Tawn Hall - This offer Is void In lenB condition. Coll our people have made,” he told presidential election may have in Hartford, a hospital spokeswo­ Bradley International Airport League team’s second selec­ 1712 M a in Street, Coventry, seven days. 9-28. Sell Your Car Dove, days, 646-2789, OSLO, Norway (A P ) — The C T 08238 until 10:00 o.m. on been a factor. “ Everything was man said. in Windsor Locks tonight at tion — in last June's amateur evenings, 644-4504. Nobel Committee today awarded The Associated Press in Jerusa­ Tuesday, October 11th, 1988 Erik Pierce, a spokesman for approximately II. draft. He Is expected to sign at which time and place all lem in a telephone interview from taken into consideration,” he the 1988 Nobel Peace Prize to the Heublein, said that the company Masse, according to his with the team shortly. bids will be opened and pub­ GARDENING blue-bereted U.N. peacekeeping Naqoura, Lebanon. said. licly read aloud. MOTORCYCLES/ Nearly 10,000 peacekeepers was conducting its own investiga­ sister, Sharon, is scheduled to This is the first Olympic gold 4 Lines — 10 Days MOPEOS forces serving on the front lines of Secretary-General Javier The Town of Coventry res­ CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Perez de Cuellar said "the Nobel from more than 30 countries tion into the incident. He said he arrive on a Northwest Airlines medal for a Manchester na­ erves Its rights to waive all That's Why I'm the world’s trouble spots. Dig your own, your 50$ charge each addi­ Committee recognizes that the serve under the U.N. flag from did not know whether reports of flight routed through Detroit. tive. Joe McCIuskey captured Informalities In the bidding tional line, per day. You 1978 HONDA Hawk. 400 Gonna Buy My The committee cited the troops process. The Town Is not container. 550 Bush Hill the Middle East to the Indian an ongoing dispute were true. He'll be greeted by his mother, a bronze medal in the 3,000- can cancel at any time. cc, automatic. Cream AAusdo From . . . for building a confidence in the quest for peace is a universal obligated to accept the lo­ Road, Manchester. Puff. Best offer. 646- subcontinent. Peacekeepers two sisters and friends. meter steeplechase at the 1932 west bid. SORRY. United Nations that allows it to undertaking involving all the Counselors were at the Heub­ 3782. nations and peoples of the world. ” most recently were dispatched to lein plant today to provide The U.S. team captured the Games in Los Angeles. Peter Eld forms. Instructions and NO REFUNDS OR play a growing role in global specification requirements GOATS/MARINE Iran and Iraq. “ counseling and comfort to em­ gold medal Wednesday with a Close (1960) and Bill Burton ADJUSTMENTS affairs, and for reducing warfare. Committee chairman Egil Aar- m u s t be obtained In PER­ EQUIPMENT AUTOS FOR Hewn: vik said President Reagan and ployees who are still obviously 5-3 victory over Japan. (1940) are the only other SON at the Town Oarage oJ48 "There Is great joy,” said The decision was widely re­ CALL HERALD RENT/LEASE Optn EvBfMi$g$ 'til 9 pjn. disturbed by this incident,” Masse, a graduate of East Manchester natives to earn a B rad bu ry Lane, phone: (203) Tim or Goksel, spokesman for the Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorba­ garded as an indirect award to 742-8588. 1976 VENTURA Catama­ Fn. A Serf, 'til 6 p.nL Catholic High School, played berth on an Olympic squad. ran with trailer. 15feet, CLASSIFIED F R E E Mlleoge« on low U.N. Interim Force in Lebanon. chev had been "seriously consi­ Perez de Cuellar, who scored Fierce said. TOWN OF COVENTRY 301-315aNIHSnEET C 1 9 C dered” for the prize. Cusano had been employed by in three games — starting two They also were on the track JOHN A. ELSESSER good condition. $1100 cost auto rentals. Vil­ "'The international community diplomatic breakthroughs this Hueblein since 1972, and Lau­ — and finished with a .428 teams TOWN MANAGER or best offer. Call Tom, 643-2711 lage Auto Rental. 643- MANCHESTiR. CONNEOKUT 0 H 0 * 9 10 9 has finally given appropriate He did not explain the commit­ 649-8567 after 6:30. 2979 or 646-7044. See NOBEL, page 10 reano Reyes had been employed 082-09 recognition to all the sacrifices tee’s decision but indicated the MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Sept. 29, 1988 — 3 ■ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Sept. 29,1988 RECORD Manager-residency rule focus of Bolton debate A bout Tow n Police Roundup Adopt a pet: Joy or Cinder By Andrew J. Davis town manager, she said. ple may not be able to afford to Manchester Herald Preuss said including a resid­ move in.” ency requirement should be in­ Commission member Robert Auxiliary to meet By Barbara Richmond Third youth arrested BOLTON — Selectman Carl A. cluded in the charter, and not in a Lessard has said a new town The Anderson Shea Auxiliary of the Veterans of Manchtster IHerald Preuss has asked the Charter contract. He said by having the manager couid be hired for Foreign Wars will host a potluck supper from 5 to 7 in Xtra Mart heist Revision Commission to include a requirement in the charter, it between $40,000 to $50,000. tonight at the VFW hall, 608 E. Center St. The event This week’s featured pet, residency requirement for the would “ assure” that the person At Wednesday’s pubiic hear­ Is open to the public and scoops of different foods are called Joy, is a lively young A third youth was arrested Tuesday in connection proposed town manager, but lives in town. ing, commission members wiii be female mixed breed. She’s 18 cents each. with a Sept. 4 robbery at Xtra Mart on Oakland commission itiembers said they “ I ’m really concerned that ready to respond to such ques­ black and white and was found Street, police said. were unsure the requirement there should be a residency tions as the cost of changing to a on Russell Street on Sept. 25. Brian Garcia, 21, of Vernon, was charged with belonged in the charter. requirement.” Preuss said. "If town manager form of govern­ Library plans used book sale It will be a week befpre Joy is first-degree robbery and second-degree larceny, Members of the Board of the Avon manager can live in ment from the current selectmen available fos adoption. She’s The Friends of Bentley Memorial Library in according to police. Two of his friends were also Selectmen and commission de­ Avon, if the Farmington manager form, why the change is being very friendly and Is obedient. Bolton are planning a used book sale for Saturday. arrested in connection with the incident. bated the need for the residency can live in Farmington, then the recommended, and other needed Last weeVs featured pet, The sale of hardcover and paperback books will One of the youths, Jay Pantano, 16, of Ellington, requirement Wednesday. The Bolton town manager, if it ever staff members, Lessard said. temporarily named Big Red, take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds will was arrested Sept. and charged with operating an two governmental bodies met at comes to that, can live in Bolton.” Though the selectmen will run the was claimed by his owner. 21 benefit the library. unregistered motor vehicle, operating with a Community Hall in an effort to Other selectmen did not agree hearing, commission members Britt, featured two weeks update the selectmen on the that the residency requirement will be in the audience to answer ago, is still waiting to be suspended license, and misuse of a marker in connection with what police said was a getaway committee’s work before next belonged in the charter. First questions, he said. adopted. She’s a mixed breed, Club to sponsor square dance vehicle owned by Garcia. Pantano was released on a week’s public hearing on pro­ Selectman Sandra W. Pierog said At an Aug. 30 public hearing run The ManchesteAsq^re Dance Club will hold a tri-color, and is about 6 months posed changes in the town the town does not require school by the commission, commission old. She was found on Virginia $100 bond. mainstream plus-leVci dance Saturday from 8 to On Monday, Pantano was arrested a second tithe charter. personnel to live in town, while members refused to answer Road on Sept. 5. Britt is very 10:30 p.m. at its new location at Martin School on and charged with first-degree assault, second- Conimission member Ginny Lawrence A. Converse II said audience questions. Commission gentle and seems to have been Dartmouth Road. degree larceny and third-degree assault, police Wickersham said the commission such a requirement may hurt the Chairman Robert Young said The club will also hold a round dance workshop well-trained. Dog Warden Ri­ had not heard of a residency town’s chances of hiring its top then the hearing was not the place chard Rand said she will have said. . , from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Donations are $6 per couple. Another youth, Jamie Alan Daigneault, 18, of requirement for a town manager choice because of the high cost of for questions to be answered. He to be euthanized, if not adopted Spectators are welcome. Vernon, was arrested Sept. 20 and charged with being in a town’s charter. Such a housing in town. said the hearing was intended soon. first-degree robbery and second-degree larceny; requirement is usually in the “ You could end up locking only to gather public comment's Besides Joy, the only other Joy Cinder police said. According to the police report, the contract between the town and peopleout,” said Converse. “ Peo­ about proposed changes. Society to sponsor dinner new dog at the pound, as of three were seen in Garcia’s car on Main Street by a ’Tuesday, was a male terrier- licensed the dog must have its neutered and given their shots, The Hebron Historical Society will hold its third police vehicle. When the youth spotted the police poodle cross. Rand said he is 8 rabies shot. before being put out for adop­ Harvest Dinner and House Tour Sunday at 11:45 cruiser, they pulled into a driveway along the street or 9 years old. He’s brown and Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., tion, unless too young when Downtown coordinator quits a.m. at the Old Town Hall. and fled on foot into a nearby field, police said. was found on Summer Street on a Bloomfield-based group, is taken. lynn/MinchMtar Htnild A progressive six-course New England turkey The vehicle was seized and taken to police IN B R IE F Sept. 20. featuring a little kitten this The league is made up of The coordinator for the Downtown dinner will be served at five historic homes. Tickets headquarters to be searched, police said. Found in The'dog pound is located on week. Her name is Cinder. She volunteers. Any money donated HELPING THE NEEDY — East Catholic Hurricane Gilbert in Jamaica. Illing Manchester Association who also serves as are $18 and should be purchased before Friday. For the car were two crumpled $5 bills, which were town property off Olcott Street was the runt of the litter. Her or paid for membership dues in High School seniors Matt Nelson, Nick Junior High School and Manchester Library funds OK’d membership drive director for the Greater more information call 228-3516. taken as evidence along with several documents in Manchester Chamber of Commerce resigned near the landfill area. The dog other litter mates have been the league, goes entirely to Camposeo, Dana Giggey and Sarah High School also are collecting items for The Board of Directors Tuesday appropriated the car and the unregistered license plate, Friday pfter six months on the job. warden is at the pound week­ adopted. Cinder is being cared caring for the animals. Anyone Fallon fold clothes at the school the victims. more than $200,000 for improvements to the Church to hold Harvest Fest days from noon to 1 p.m. and for by a league member in wishing to join, or donate, can ' according to the report. Daigneault and Pantano were released on $5,000 Tuesday that will be sent to victims of Mary Cheney Library, a portion of which will be Anne Flint, president of the Chamber, said there is someone there from 6 to Windsor Locks. She’s anxious write to Aid to Helpless Anim­ St. George’s Episcopal Church, Boston Turnpike bonds and presented at Manchester Superior Court used to reroof part's of the building. today she believes Downtown Coordinator 9 p.m., Mondays through Fri­ to be settled in a good perman­ als Inc., P.O. Box 434, Bloom­ in Bolton, will hold its annual Craft and Harvest Monday. The two are to appear at Hartford Superior The directors Tuesday appropriated $157,181 Veronica Pastorelle wanted “ to pur.sue other days. 'The phone number at the ent home. Judy Lazorik, a field, Conn. 06002, or call any of Fest on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the 'Court oh Monday. Garcia was also released on a to cover air conditioning, new ceilings and new career opportunities.” pound is 643-6642 or you can call member of the league, said the following numbers: 742- church. $5,000 bond and is expected to appear at Hartford lighting in the lobby and the stacks and sprinkler Pastorelle has an unlisted phone number.and the police department, 646-4555 Cinder is very shy, but will 5768, 242-2156, or 623-0489. Fund-raising at area schoois Among other things, the event will feature Superior Court on Oct. 11. system improvements in all areas except the and they will get a message to respond quickly to a new, loving The Glastonbury-based Pro­ could not be reached for comment this morning. home-baked breads and pies, crafts, attic treasures Junior Room. the dog warden. home. tectors of Animals is also Flint said Pastorelle submitted her letter of and a luncheon. For information call Martha The league has many other seeking good homes for the The directors also appropriated $44,605 from Miranda at 742-9458. There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog resignation effective Friday. and the new owner must have cats and kittens in need of dogs and cats its members tries to aid hurricane victims the capital improvement reserve funds to reroof the dog licensed. Before being homes. They are spayed or rescue. Please call 633-2164. Public Meetings other parts of the building. Collected library Swim club plans registration By Andrew J. Davis school social studies teacher and “ It seemed like a good cause,” fines would cover the remaining cost of the Housing meetings siated Manchester Herald club adviser. The 45 students in he said. “ The purpose of the club work, estimated at $50,148. New members of the Manchester Swim Club Meetings scheduled tonight. the club have accumulated 10 to is for people to learn more about Though the appropriations were unanimously The Board of Directors committee on should tryout and register Monday from 6 to 7:30 cultures. We are connected to Students at Illing Junior High IS bags of food, and planned to approved by members of the board. Republic affordable housing has scheduled three p.m. at the Manchester High School pool. various people.” Obituaries School and East Catholic High continue collecting items Director Geoffrey Naab said he wasn’t happy meetings next month to get input from stale All swimmers must be age 17 or under and be able Coventry School are reaching out to help East Catholic High School’s throughout Wednesday, he said. with plans to reroof a section of the Junior Room officials and residents on how the town can to swim 25 yards of crawl stroke with proper Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 the victims of Hurricane Gilbert, Today, the club plans to finish Social Action Club plans to send this year and cut a hole in it next year to install combat a shortage of affordable housing. breathing mechanics. Swimmers unable to attend New York and worked with him p.m. said school officials. collecting, in preparation for clothes to Jamaica, said Sister* Leonard J. Belliveau Center Cemetery. Calling hours an air conditioner. Money had already been the scheduled tryout may register Tuesday through are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7to until 1977. Previously, Belafonte . Also, a teacher at Manchester shipment next week. Cooper said. Marion Raymond Hurley. The Mary Ann Handley, chairman of the appropriated for that reroofing work. Friday at 5 p.m. Leonard J. Belliveau, 45, of 9 p.m. had recorded Meldody’s song High School, Diane Kearney, is Food items that will be sent items were sent to the West committee, said Tuesday a meeting is scheduled Town Budget Officer Robert Huestis agreed Regular team practices are held Monday through Vernon, brother of Barbara Belli­ “ Mama, Look, A Boo Boo Dey.” trying to collect clothing for the include rice, beans, and canned Indian Social Club of Hartford for 7p.m. Wednesday and Oct. 6 at the Water PoUen Count that the plan was impractical, but saitfSvater Friday from 5 to 6 p.m. for the B swimmers and veau of Manchester, died Tues­ Melody and Belafonte collabo­ hurricane victims, school offi­ goods, he said. Tuesday, and shipped to Jamaica Department conference room. Handley said a from 6 to 7 p.m. for the A swimmers. The first damage makes the new roof necessary now. A day (Sept. 27,1988) at Mount Sinai rated on such songs as “ Olga,” cials said. “ Most of the students enjoy later in the week. group of citizens has been invited to talk about regular practice is scheduled for Tuesday. Lord Melody state grant to cover the cost of air conditioning Hospital, Hartford. “ New York Taxi,” “ Evolution of The hurricane battered Ja­ doing things to help others.” She said the response from affordable housing at both meetings. Besides his sister, he is sur­ PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad Man” and “ Sweetheart from NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Pollen Count Center at maica, Mexico, and other Carib­ Cooper said. “ It makes them feel students and faculty for clothing units, ceilings, lighting and sprinkler system Art association to host exhibit vived by a daughter, LeeAnn (AP) — Lord Melody, a pioneer of Venezuela.-” the Hospital of St. Raphael reported Thursday that bean islands about two weeks warm.” was “ overwhelming.” improvements in the Junior Room won’t be A workshop has been scheduled for Oct. H at 7 Belliveau of Belfast, Maine; two calypso music and a former the pollen count was 3 and mold spores are low. ago. Jamaica was the hardest hit. Cooper said the students learn Catholic Relief Services, of available until February 1990, Huestis said. p.m. in the Lincoln Center hearing room on the Manchester Art Association members will hold brothers, Joseph Belliveau of composer and arranger for sin­ A pollen count of 0-10 means conditions are with damage estimated at $8 through this project how impor­ which the Diocese of Norwhich is Last year, $129,000 was spent on air housing partnership, a state funded program ' their annual art exhibit in the Friends Room of the Ellington and Paul Belliveau of ger Harry Belafonte, died Mon­ J.C. Heard comfortable for allergy and asthma sufferers, 11-50 billion. tant it is to help other people. a member, has sent $25,000 to help conditioning, a new roof, celling and lighting in which encourages communities to solve South Windsor Library Oct. 3 to 28. Vernon; a grandson; several day at age 63 after a yearlong ROYAL OAK, Mich. (AP) - is uncomfortable, 51-100 is miserable and over 100 is Because of the extensive dam­ Jamaica was targeted after he support emergency efforts of the the reference area. affordable housing problems. A reception will be held Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. nieces and nephews; and a friend, battle with cancer. J.C. Heard, a jazz drummer who dangerous. age. Illing’s Connections Club is read that one out of four homes in Catholic diocese of Kingston and Participants will be able to meet the artists during Kathy Guimond. Lord Melody was one of the performed with many of the ^sending food, soap and blankets the country was destroyed, he Montego Bay, according to a the reception. The funeral will be Friday at 9 earliest professional exponents of world’s best-known jazz musi- to Jamaica, said Robert Cooper, said. press release from the dioce.se. a.m. from the Ladd Funeral calypso, the lilting, syncopated ciai^s, died Tuesday. He was 71. Current Quotations Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rock­ musical style indigenous to Tri­ Heard performs on two current ville section of Vernon, followed nidad. He often used his songs to albums, “ Some of This, Some of Dr. Crane’s Quiz by a Mass of Christian burial at 10 make social commentaries and That” and one on which he “ Two world records, two gold medals and I’m not Elder Expo at college to teach a.m. in St. Luke Church, Elling­ was known for his spicy ballads. accompanied pianist Mark “ Mr. finished.” — Florence Griffith Joyner, after twice ton. Burial will be in Ellington Melody met Belafonte in 1965 in B” Braun. setting worid records in the 200-meter dash to win a l.It is very unusual to hear a woman giggle if she matching gold for the one she earned in the 100 at the is in which age group? Seoul Olympic Games. how to add ‘life’ to the years 11-20 31-40 51-60 71-80 2. It is very unusual to hear a woman sob if she is in Public Records “ Expo ’88; Adding Life to ity. medicare and medicaid; registration fee; that registration which age group? Years,” a d^long conference on catastrophic health legislation; is limited and had to be received 11-20 41-50 61-70 81-90 Thoughts aging issues, will be held from 10 tax preparation, safe driving, by Sept. 20. 3. Which farm sound is most suggestive of Nov. 24, Other , volunteers composing Warranty deeds Naczkowski, Valley View Road, $235,000. a m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at home equity conversions and 1988? Barry P. and Melissa A. O’Neill to Brenda M. Manchester Community College. more. ' the planning committee are Ber­ Some years ago I came across this prayer by SQUEAL NICKER HEEHAW GOBBLE Gary E. Minor and Henry R. Minor, executors for Byrne, Becon Hill Condominium, $84,900. The event is organized by the Rose Pellegrino of Bridgeport, nice Maher, state coordinator for Chauncey Blossom that seems to speak for those 4. Which garden product is especially suggestive the estate of Margaret J. Minor, to Vernon F. Paylor U&R Construcction Co. Inc. to Choong Tae and Shi American Association of Retired an AARP state coordinator is Retired Teachers; Preston Davis of Nov. 24, 1988? V Jr. and Toni L. Paylor, High Street, $134,000. Ja Chon, Mountain Farm, conveyance tax, $22. who function as priest, pastor, or prophet. I think it chairwoman of the daylong cele­ of Greenwich; Walter Schlenker worthy a prayer for all on both sides of the pulpit; Persqps in Connecticut and the PARSNIPS TURNIPS TOMPKINS Mary Catherine Development Co. to Derekseth Dorelle F. Bennett, executor for the will of _tion of Retired Teachers bration. Pellegrino has served as of Westport; Matthew Gromada Corp., McKee Place, no conveyance tax. TOMATOES Howard L. Fish, to Paul P. Fiano Sr., 77 Chestnut 0 God, you have called me to be a minister, and I niinecticut. The Expo, a day the state coordinator of the of Trumbull; John Mills of Derekseth Corp. to Jesse L. Goldbaum, McKee 5. A jaundiced person is probably having trouble St., $130,500. try. \ of programs, refreshments, en­ Connecticut Retired Teachers; Watertown; Andrew Tricarico, Place, $189,390. with his Dennis R. and Susan G. Norman to John T. Reilly Day by day — read my books, visit the sick, the tertainment, fun and fitness, will president of her AARP chapter. Vernon; John Ritter, Berlin; Lucas D. and Kathleen A. Strunk to Andreas and KIDNEYS SPLEEN PANCREAS LIVER and Pamela M. Rizkalla, 856 Tolland Turnpik'', troubled, the stranger; be held in the Lowe Program She is chair of the Retired Senior Velmore Spamer. Stratford; Susan Papanicolaou, 211 Woodbridge St., convey­ 6. Match the various “ eyes” at the left with entries $137,900. Here in my study — where the phone does not ring, . Center at the college. Volunteer Program; Isa55/Alive Ellen Mitchell, East Hartford; ance tax, $179.30. at the right to which they pertain. Ernest J. Reed to U&R Construction Co. Inc., and I can be quiet; “ AARP anti ARTC are inviting Mature Driving Instructor and Maureen Satti, New London; Bea David T. and Wendy M. McConnell to Christ M. (a) Red eye (v) Fisticuffs Gardner Street, $115,000. 1 remember in prayer the congregation thou hast their membership and the gen­ agent for the Greater Bridgeport Broadrick, Naugatuck; Betty and Toni M. Gerkin, Pine Acres, $157,000. (b) Shut eye (w) Moonshiners Violette Associates Inc. to David C. and Marsha given me and all we share — the anxieties, the fears, eral public as well as other Retired Teachers Home. Pelle­ Joyce, Windsor; Verna Skinner, Mary C. Collins to Timothy J. and Anna L. Bolduc, (c) Pink eye (x) Shy lovers A. Arner, 275 Oakland St., conveyncae tax, $191.40. the things that make us one, the things that divide; organizations to participate in grino is retired from 33 years of Waterford; Warren Bosley, Shel­ 52 Hilltop Drive, $165,000. (d) Sheep’s eye (y) Ophthalmologists James Beaulieu Development Co. Inc. to Robert Here do I lift these up, to thee atone must I this exciting opportunity to learn teaching. ton; Fran Oliver, Stratford; Eloise A. Saxer and Clayton E. Saxer to Steven C. (e) Black eye (z) Slumber parties P. and Johanna A. Beaulieu, 44 Pondview Drive, confide; more about AARP’s educational Pellegrino advised people to Louise Dennett, Darien; Marie Pttrick Fiynn/Manchett«r Herald and Carol T. Ganci, 28 Westerly St., $134,000. $525,000. Here also must I prepare myself, glean from programs, membership benefits bring prescription drugs and Librandi. Stamford; Raymond Michael C. Wetterauer to William S. and Ellen M. Cooper Hill St. Wednesday. He was Answers in Classified section Foster S. and Laura S. Gibson to Donald M. and many books, and from The Book, the Word that I and community resources that have them assessed for drug Moore, Trumbull; Allen Tull, POGO FUN — Jimmy Roy, 10, plays on Crowley, Manchester Gardens Condominium, Dolores P. Dunn, 149 W. Center St., $159,900. must speak — that I must speak in love. can make our lives healthier, interactions by the AARP Phar­ Madison; Otto Calder, Stamford; his pogo stick in front of his home at 103 passing the time after school. $80,500. Bernard Silberberg to Donald P. and Kathleen A. Then, O God, as I go from here, to the place of safer and happier.” said Anthony macy. She added that compli­ George Larson, Glastonbury; Blanchard & Rossetto Construction Inc. to Graf, Brook Haven Condominium, $60,000. proclamation; Barbetta of Stratford, an AARP mentary lunch and snacks will be Martha Cole. Avon; Edward Lottery Stanley A. and Elizabeth E. Ruganis, 37 Rossetto Grant that I go with no arrogance of spirit, armed state director. served in addition to entertain­ Lalley of Westport; and Louise B. 168 Woodland Street • 643-84^ Drive, $149,900. Quitclaim deeds with love for thee. And all to whom I go. Expo’88: Adding Life to Years, ment. She said there is a $2 Zackem of Preston. Clifton L. and Beatrice H. Rines to Daniel R. and Winning numbers drawn Tuesday In lotteries And then, dear God, this further boon I pray; May will feature exhibits and speakers Nancy S. Jacques, 402 Oakland St., $125,500. Edward M. Murray to Tina A. Murray, Evergreen around New England. their sustaining prayers, give strength to me on this to include Beverly Hynes-Grace, Ralph R. and Karen P. Windle to Maureen T. and Condominium, no conveyance tax. Connecticut daily: 923. Play Four: 7974. director. Corporate Gerontologi­ Colleen A. O’Rourke, East Meadow Condominium,.. Stanley J. Bellefleur to Linda A. Griffin, Vernon and every day. Massachusetts daily: 4035. Megabucks: 2-10-16- When from their place along life’s way, they see cal Development, The Hartford $86,500. Street, no conveyance tax. GARDENS 22-24-35. the goal a different way — Still may their prayers, Insurance Group; Mary Ellen Michael M. and Phyllis N. Plocharczyk to Vincent Margaret M. Hesketh to Paul J. Hesketh, two ’Tri-State daily: 583, 5377. hold up my hands, and keep us all, in love’s bondage. Klinck, commissioner. Depart­ A. Vivenzio, 41 Edward St., $167,000. parcels, 88 Washington St. and Carriage House Rhode Island daily: 5743. Grand Lottery: 5-5-1-, Then shall we, pastor and people, thy people be. ment on Aging; Dr. Kermit Charles L. and Elsie C. Hovey to Shirley C. Condominium, no conveyance tax. 9-3-1-0, 5-0-2-7-2, 0-4-9-7-6-1. Amen. Phelps, a retired psychologist r and former board chairman of 643-8474 8am-6pm daily Q A R D EN 8 , ' Newell Curtis AARP; and John E. Stallworth, 168 Woodlanc Center Congregational Church an AARP board member. W eather Programs will be held on topics Iranging from the transition to It’s time 1 retirement; assessing your Holland REGIONALV/EATHER Partly sunny Manchester Herald health and wellness; social secur­ Flower Bulbs M U M S AA *< Colorful Fall Chrysanthemums IR Manchester and vicinity: To­ USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 308 295 Aocu-Weaiher* forecast for Friday night, clear. Low 38 to 44. Friday, Vibrant Colors for Autumn Decorating ■ Oaytirne Condiltons and High Temperatures ^CROCUS $189 partly sunny and a bit milder. Published dally except Suggested carrier rates AMERICAN FUEL lo r I Yellow, White, Rust, Purple ^^ 4/»14" ireen High near 70. Outlook Saturday, Sunday and certain holi­ are $1.80 weekly. $7 70 fM FI partly sunny with a chance of a days by the Manchester one month, $23.10 for O IL INC. 'TULIPS shower. High 70 to 75. Publishing Co.. 16 Bral- three months. $46.20 for ,$209 >ower! nard Place. 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Friday, partly If you don't receive your through Friday. WINTERGREEN Herald by S p.m. wsekdays The Manchsatsr Herald Large display of house $ 1 3 9 sunny and a bit milder. High 65 to 70V125 O il. Min. Delivery 10,000 18.95 3.00 15.95 70. Outlook Saturday, partly or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Is a member of The and ornamental plants | ^ M.R. Rig. Ribili Ywr Gill C.O.D. sunny with a chance of a shower. please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the 5.000 905 200 705 J 15,000 23.95 5.00 iS.95 rier. If you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Clrcule- 300 1505 ^ High 70 to 75. (Price Subject to Chenge) 10.000 1805 reach your carrisr, call tlone, Ihe New England large Hanging Plants 15,000 23 05 500 18 05 g Long Island Sound to Watch subscriber service at 647- Newspaper Asaoclallon Hill, R.L and Montauk Point: 6946 by 6 p.m. weekdays and the Now England 646-3905 (rom m Today’s weather picture was drawn by Tom Breen, who for delivery In Manchester. Prsea Asaoclallon. 8” Pots Tonight and Friday, wind varia­ 24 H ouri Full Serv/ce Aveffeb/e G r e e n v i e w ble, mostly south 5 to IS knots. lives at 20 Coburn Road and attends Bowers School. MANCHESlfeR HERALD, Thursday, Sept. 29, 1988 — 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Sept. 29, 1988 Emotional plea keeps killer in prison Lottery snafu minor Jury is selected; CAMPAIGN S T A T E HARTFORD (AP) - A problem with computer tapes forced state lottery officials to briefly delay the results of NOTEBOOK Father of victim & R E G IO N Tuesday’s “ Lotto” game, but a spokesman alternates needed said the snafu was insignificant. presents petition Body found In river “ This is not an unusual occurrence. It HARTFORD (AP) - The trial participate in it. Weinglass said it has happened before, a few years ago. I of five people charged in the 1983 is not a crime to keep silent about signed by 23,500 GLASTONBURY (AP) - The body of an don’t know when exactly,” lottery theft of $7 million from a Wells a planned robbery. unidentified man was found floating in the spokesman Ed Harrigan said Wednesday. Fargo depot has moved a step Segarra is accused in 17 counts of the indictment in the case, 11 of Bv Judd Everhart Connecticut River Wednesday by a A difference in the tally of bets in closer to starting now that a jury which deal with the actual The Associated Press member of the Trinity College crew team, Tuesday’s “ Lotto” game forced officials to of 12 people has been picked. robbery. police said. delay the reporting of winners and their Attorneys on Wednesday SOMERS — A man convicted in the The fuliy clothed body was recovered by The remaining counts deal with prizes, he said. agreed to a panel of six men and the use of money from the brutal murder of a Stamford girl nine police about 300 yards from the Putnam The problem didn’t affect the operation six women. robbery to purchase gifts that years ago has lost a bid for early Bridge and 25 feet from the river’s east of the system and the sale of tickets for release from prison and won’t be . But they still must pick six were given to poor children in shore, according to JoAnn DiPletro, a other lottery games continued through the alternates before the long- Hartford and Puerto Rico as part eligible again until 1995. Glastonbury police dispatcher. day, Harrigan said. Concluding that his release now awaited trial can begin. The of a public relations effort. DiPietro said police do not suspect foul selection of alternates was ex­ Segarra’s wife, Luz Berrios Ber­ would not be “ compatible with the play in the incident. welfare of society,” the state Board of Legal drugs debated pected to begin Friday. rios, pleaded guilty last month to The victim was described as a white Parole on Wednesday denied Bruce D. The selection of jurorshasbeen being Involved in that effort, but male between 25 and 30 years old with BOSTON (AP) - Harvard Law School William’s bid for parole after hearing routine, except for a disclosure by she has not yet been sentenced. brown hair and brown eyes. He was an emotional plea from the victim’s professor Alan Dershowitz and U.S. the attorney for one defendant Authorities say Victor M. Ger- wearing light blue corduroy pants, a dark Attorney Frank McNamara had sharp ena, a Wells Fargo security guard Vivian and Thomas Ferguson father. that his client knew in advance Charlie Hoyt, father of Sandy Hoyt, blue T-shirt and white sneakers. exchanges over each other’s arguments as that the heist would take place. at the time of the robbery, who was 14 when she was lured to AP photo the two debated legalizing heroin to ease Defense lawyer Leonard actually committed .the heist. Zinsser names Fergusons Williams’ house with the promise of Abuse study begins stress on the criminal justice system. Weinglass also said Tuesday that Gerena, formerly of Hartford, is herj first baby-sitting job, told the A DAY IN COURT - Former Dershowitz said providing maintenance his client, Juan Segarra Palmer, believed to have fled to Cuba. Vivian F. Ferguson and Thomas F. HARTFORD (AP) — A state task force board it was “ an insult to our Deputy Motor Vehicles Commis­ doses of heroin to certified addicts would later came into possession of Defense lawyers say their Ferguson have been named co-chairmen for daughter’s memory” that Williams prepared today to begin its work on sioner Edwin X. O’Dea ieaves reduce crime and wipe out a vast network some of the cash stolen in the clients are “ independentistas” the Zinsser for Senate election campaign in was being considered for parole. T " recommending changes in the laws and which thrives on supplying the drug. Sept. 12, 1983, robbery at the who oppose the U.S. occupation of AP photo* Superior Court in Waterbury Wed­ Puerto Rico. Prosecutors say the the five-town 4th Senatorial District, which Williams, a former U.S. postal clerk systems dealing with sexual abuse of But McNamara argued that legalizing Wells Fargo depot in West consists of Manchester, Glastonbury, Bolton, children in Connecticut. nesday after an appearance there. Hartford. defendants are leaders of a from Stamford, pleaded guilty to STAYING IN PRISON — Convicted killer Bruce right, said it would be an insult to his daughter’s heroin would undercut the moral Hebron and Columbia. murder under a 1980 plea bargain Thanewly appointed Task Force on O’Dea was arrested iast Thursday Weinglass said in U.S. District Puerto Rican militant group and memory to parole Williams. Hoyt's brother, foundations of society and the rule of law. that the Wells Fargo depot was In a joint‘statement, the Fergusons said, agreement, said his attorney, David D. Williams, left, was denied parole on Justice for Abused Childen also is charged on larceny and misapplication Court in Hartford that Segarra’s The debate captivated the annual robbed to pay for violent acts in “ We are disturbed by the irresponsible rape of S. Golub of Stamford. A rape charge Thursday after an emotional ple| from Charlie Walter, is at far right. with investigating the adequacy of charges. defense would be that he did not meeting of the ^ston Bar Association. Puerto Rico. the state surplus and want to return Carl to the was dropped. He was sentenced to 20 Hoyt, the victim’s father. Hoyt, speaking at services available to victims and offenders plan the robbery and did not Senate as a strong voice for responsible years to life. and to find ways to handle child abuse government. He is a strong advocate of fiscal Last week, Hoyt presented the sion crews, photgraphers and repor­ compatible with the welfare of now, somebody won’t come up and see cases that will avoid creating additional Pesticide drum leaks Homeless people rally responsibility. board’s chairman, Richard J. Red- ters and Williams had asked that he be society,” Reddington said before the a 14-year-old girl dead and say, T traiima to the victims. MIDDLETOWN (AP) - Two city STAMFORD (AP) — More than 300 . Vivian Ferguson served three terms on the dington, with more than 23.500 peti­ photographed only from behind, say­ board voted unanimously to deny wonder what she died of.’ They’ll Analysts seek cause workers who were moving a leaky drum of homeless people in the city have rallied ' Manchester Board of Directors and was tion signatures urging that Williams ing he didn’t want his face shown parole. know what she died of,” he said. Golub, Williams’ lawyer, said out­ Man held In break-ln pesticide were treated at a local hospital together in an attempt to save the job of a mindnty leader of the board. She is a past be denied parole. Reddington said because he feared for his own safety The board scheduled another hear­ side the hearing room that Williams after complaining of dizziness and mental-health worker who provided them president of the Republican Women's Club. Wednesday that the petitions showed when he returned to his cell. The ing for September 1994 with the next EAST LYM E (A P)— A Lebanon man does feel remorse and “ in no way vomiting, authorities said. with food, clothing and counseling. of big shellfish kill ' She is a corporator of Manchester Memorial “ a considerable amount of commun­ request was rejected. potential release date being Jan. 12. was arrested in connection with a break-in wants to minimize the pain the Hoyt The park and recreation workers, Scott Federal funding that paid the salary of Hospital and the Savings Bank of Manchester. ity opposition” to parole for Williams, While addressing the board, Hoyt 1995. at East Lyme High School more than two family has felt.” Zabrowski, 28, and Jarvis Carr, 41, both of Judy Moriarty will run out at the end of the shellfish kill as a disaster and Thomas Ferguson, former co-publisher of but said the decision to deny him broke down and had difficulty getting years ago that caused about $30,000 worth BRUNSWICK. Maine (AP) - through his statement. ‘T il be back here, definitely. I In 1983, Hoyt’s lobbying helped of Middletown, on Wednesday were taken week, said Lois Sontag, president of the The mud flatsof Maquoit Bay was predicted that it could take five the Manchester Herald, is a past Republican parole was based on the facts and of damage, state police said. record of the case, not the petitions. “ If there are any doubts in your made that promise to my daughter,” prompt legislators to enact a law that; to Middlesex Memorial Hospital where board of Gateway Communities Inc. off-limits to clam diggers as years or more for the bay to town chairman in Manchester. He has been,a Hoyt said after the proceeding, which, Norman C. Hilbert, 20, was charged recover. With a 5-by-7 picture of his daughter minds about this monster, then I allows victims of most serious felo­ Wednesday with third-degree burglary and they were treated and released, authorities Gateway operates a mental health marine biologists awaited the Republican state central committeeman and including the executive session, nies to testify at an inmate’s parole Casualties included quahogs, on the table in front of him, Hoyt was suggest that the board take some time first-degree criminal mischief for his said. halfway house, a living skills program and results of laboratory tests to has served as state chairman of the lasted 30 minutes. hearing. razor clams, mussels, periwin­ flanked by his wife, Marge, and and view his videotaped confession,” alleged involvement in the Aug. 16,1986. Fire Chief George P. Dunn said the an outreach program for the city’s determine the cause of a massive Republican Key Committee. He is a trustee of brother, Walter, both of whom sought Hoyt said. “ Wehavebepn told that the “ We can’t be happy about any­ shellfish kill in one of the state’s kles and marine worms as well as Hoyt began his petition drive aimed incident said police spokesman Sgt. Scott pesticide was methoxchlor, a hazardous homeless, who number about 800, Manchester Memorial Hospital. to comfort him as he spoke. tape would make you sipk to your thing,” Hoyt said. “ As far as I ’m at -keeping Williams behind bars richest clamming areas. soft-shell clams. O’Mara. substance used to kill flies and bugs. according to some estimates. Judy Kargl is Manchester coordinator for As he left the hearing room before stomach. / concerned, Williams should’ve sat in hoping tqcollect 10,000 signatures, but While some officials linked the “ I would say the cause of death the campaign and Ronald J. Walsh is Williams addressed the board, Hoyt “ He has never shown any remorse the electric chair and been strapped in ended with more than twice that. destruction to a toxic marine is lack of oxygen, but whatcaused Manchester treasurer. glared at his daughter’s killer and for his crimes,” Hoyt said. “ Don’t be a long time ago. “ People want todo something about algae known as “ brown tide,” that lack of oxygen, we don’t know,” said Alan Houston, the Coodinators in other towns are Raymond hissed, “ You bastard.” deceived into believing*hat he has “ People like Williams should not the system,” he said last week. which has decimated shellfish on Williams. 35, asked the three- changed his evil ways. In prison, there New York’s Long Island and town shellfish warden, who sug­ Ursin in Bolton, Greg Thompson in Hebron, breathe another breath,” he said. Hoyt, who now lives in Fairield, Police chiefs angered about questions member panel to review his prison are no young girls for him to assault.” along the Connecticut shore, gested brown tide may have been Joseph Broder in Glastonbury and Bruce “ How any individual could snuff out says Williams called Sandy and said record and his efforts to obtain a It took the board members only 10 others declined Wednesday to the culprit. Bradford in Coiumbia. another individual’s life is beyond he was a doctor and needed someone college degree while in prison. He did minutes in executive session todecide liam M. Dermody. th e academy is under speculate on a cause. Similar in some ways to the anything that I could ever dream of. to watch his child while he went on an AGAWAM, Mass. (AP) - More are your own kids. There’s anger not mention the girl’s death. to deny Williams’ bid for release. Shepard has been comatose investigation. “ We just don’t know what it is,” organism known as red tide, Firemen support Herbst emergency call. than 40 police chiefs met behind in the fact they came up sick,” he “ There’s nothing I could say.” When they emerged. Reddington told “ My wife and I go to the cemetery closed doors to reaffirm their said Wednesday after the since he collapsed from heat State Attorney General James said biologist Dana Wallace, who brown tide stains the water with a brown color, which has been state Sen. Marie A. Herbst. D-Vernon. has Williams told the three-member Williams that because of the “ ex­ every Saturday. We felt so deeply He took her to his house and, though faith in the regional training meeting. stroke on a running track at the Shannon met with many of the scouted the flats in an air boat. cadets’ chiefs Wednesday at the noticed in recent days in the bay. been recognized by the Connecticut Fire panel. “ I just can’t think to make a treme seriousness” of his offense, his about this crime that we’ve had his 10-month-old son was in the house, center where cadets fell sick last The sickest of the 16 hospital­ Criminal Justice Training (Center “ That’s why we’re doing this he tied Sandy to a bed, raped her and Agawam Police Department to Houston said he planned to Marshals Association and the Connecticut statement right now.” request was being denied. ’Murdered’ engraved on the back of week and to vent their anger at ized cadets, Timothy Shepard of in Agawam on the first day of investigation.” her stone so that 50 to 100 years from' then strangled her, Hoyt said. tell them he had taken command inspect adjacent Middle Bay to State Firemen’s Association for her efforts to The hearing was mobbed by televi- “ I believe that your release is not the mysteries surrounding the Pittsfield, was still in critical class. Sept. 19. Other cadets were Maquoit Bay, which extends hospitalized over the next several of an investigation into the from Flying Point in Freeport to see whether the problem was also improve fire safety. illnesses. condition Wednesday, a day after days for dehydration and exhaus­ illnesses. Shannon said he called Mere Point in Brunswick, produ­ affecting that body of water. Herbst, who is seeking re-election in the 35th . ' ’There were a lot of very angry undergoing a liver transplant at a tion, aqd eventually the entire off investigations by state police ces a shellfish harvest valued at Samples of dead shellfish from Senatorial District, also recently received an j)eople because of tbe lack of Pittsburgh hospital. Lieberman has questions ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Shepard’s family received a class wSs ordered to seek and the Massachusetts Criminal $1.5 million a year. Hailed as a Maquoit Bay were taken to the outstanding legislator’s award from the Information being passed on.” telephone call Tuesday from Gov. checkups. Justice Training Council. statewide model for its conserva­ state Department of Marine Connecticut Chiefs of Police Association. said Agawam Police Chief Stan­ Michael S. Dukakis at the hospi­ Authorities say 31 of the origi­ At a news conference earlier in tion program, the bay supports Resources laboratory in West Herbst. who said in a news release that she INSURANSMITHS SINCE ley S. Chmielewski, head of the Boothbay Harbor for analysis, about Weicker’s spending Western Massachusetts Chiefs of tal but asked that details of their nal class of 51 have returned to the day in Boston, Shannon had more than 100 commercial clam helped gain passage of new fire safety 1914 conversation not be released, class, conducted in makeshift denied any conflict of interest in diggers. with the results expected by Police Association. Thursday or Friday. legislation this year, is a member of the “ You kind of feel like these kids said Pittsfield Police Chief Wil­ classrooms in city buildings while his probe. Town officials described the Commission on Fire Prevention and Control, a HARTFORD (AP) — Democratic U.S. campaign, or more than 10 percent of the group that assists in the retention and Senate candidate Joseph I. Lieberman, cost of his campaign that year. recruitment of volunteer firefighters. the underdog challenger against Republi­ A statement released by Lieberman at a 649-5241 can Lowell P. Weicker Jr., says he is state Capitol news conference went 65 E. Center Street POL! GRIP PROMISE VASELINE Carberry raps Gejdenson getting the maximum amount allowable further. It said that Weicker “ can afford to Manchester, CT. 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Center St. what he termed the incumbent’s “ lack of substances. / busy but would be a vailable to talk in a half llp ra U i effective dates Manchester action in the past eight years on this matter.” The Connecticut Medical Examining hour. His telephone, however, was later Sept. 29-Oct. 1. 1088 Board, which first granted the Irish hooked up to an answering machine. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sept. 29, 1988 - 7 » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Sept. 29, 1988 OPINION N A T IO N Meeting expected & W O R LD to prompt change Proposed Movie prompts clashes in Soviet system PARIS (AP) — Protesters who failed to Jack win a national ban on af new movie about generally scheduled well ahead of Christ’s life took matters into their own By Mark J. Porubcansky Anderson The Associated Press time and do not require top lake rules hands by disrupting showings with tear officials to curtail o th e r gas, stench bombs, and an attack on a MOSCOW - Members of the commitments. projection room. policy-making Central Commit­ The source said reform plans About 600 demonstrators clashed with tee headed for the capital today were proceeding “ faster than police Wednesday in front of a Left Bank for an unexpected meeting that a was expected” but did not give too strict movie house in Paris, and a police officer any other reason for the sudden source said is likely to shake up was reported injured. the Communist Party hierarchy scheduling. The protest was organized by followers in line with Mikhail S. Gorba­ At its iast meeting, on July 20, Coventry residents who live on Coventry Union seeking! of excommunicated Archbishop Marcel th8 Central Committee adopted a chev’s reforms. Lake want more control over the lake. They Lefebvre, a traditionalist Roman Catholic The well-placed committee timetable for overhauling the say the lake is busy and noisy . They say some with an international following. source said the meeting Friday Soviet political system, which The protests in Paris and several would approve structural re­ also was discussed at the party boaters and others who use the lake for federai shieid conference. forms outlined at the party recreation abuse the privilege by operating provincial cities of this mostly Roman Catholic country came during the French conference last summer. The The first deadline set was unsafely. AP phoio debut of "The Last Temptation of Christ” reforms are intended to enhance October, by which time the The desire of the lake residents to resolve from the mob by U.S. director Martin Scorsese. the party’s status as the leading Central Committee said a draft BIRDS EYE VIEW — A female ostrich takes a look at a “Do Not Feed" sign force in Soviet society. those problems is understandable. attached to her pen at the State Fair of Oklahoma In Oklahoma City. law on amendments to the Soviet Asked if that meant personnel (Constitution and on m u lti­ As a result of their concern, the town has WASHING’TON — Even some federal workers ; Electric propulsion eyed changes are likely, he said, “ It’s candidate elections of legislators proposed an ordinance that would set rules for who load mail trucks for a living think their union is J logical.” The source spoke on was to be complete. In a speech lake use. Among the rules is a good one that in the grip of organized crime. A recent letter to J WASHINGTON (AP) - The Navy’s next Winds fan fires Emperor worries media condition of anonymity. Friday, Gorbachev, the Soviet FBI Di rector William Sessions charges the mob .j new warship will be propelled by electric Echoing an announcement by leader, said the Politburo soon would require water skiers and jet skiers to Soviet Foreign Ministry spokes­ may have already infiltrated a Postal Service j motors instead of diesel, gas turbine or FONTANA, Calif. (A P ) — Santa Ana TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s media reported would convene to review the draft travel in a clockwise direction, for instance. rnan'W man Gennady I. Gerasimov in union. • nuclear power, the service’s top admiral today that ailing Emperor Hirohito was law. winds fanned an arson fire and another New York on Wednesday, the But at a meeting Monday night, it became George Baker, president of Mail Handlers Union ; losing strength because he has not eaten has decided. blaze, burning more than 4,000 acres of source said the meeting would But comments by Gerasimov Local 300 in New York City, wrote the letter asking ; clear that most of the lake residents want to Adm. Carlisle A.H. Trost, in a speech brush and three structures, forcing solid food in todays. “ take new steps in implementing and the Central Committee Sessions to place the local in a federal trusteeship • impose restrictions that would limit use of the delivered earlier this week at a classified evacuations and threatening dozens of Officials at the Imperial Palace, political reform ,” based on the source put the focus on changes in lake for many boaters at the times when the It’s hot much of a benefit and shield it from organized crime. j symposium, surprised many in the homes and other buildings. however, said the 87-year-old monarch decisions of the party conference. the Communist Party structure. The Mall Handlers Union serves 42,000 Postal I lake is most used by non-residents. audience by announcing the Navy would no One blaze, dubbed the Texas fire, remained in stable condition with no new Soviet Foreign Minister Gorbachev could be seeking to $20,000 principal and paying tax, benefit would be deferral of taxes Service watchmen, messengers and mail handlers. J longer Just dabble in research of erupted Wednesday morning at the mouth hemorrhaging. Eduard A. Shevardnadze, a strengthen his hand in the Central The ordinance, as drafted, calls for “ quiet By Jim Luther be left with $26,838. Without the on interest earned by the annual It is a division of the Laborers International Union j “ integrated electric drive propulsion” but of Duncan Canyon, 50 miles east of Los Hirohito, the longest-reigning monarch member of the ruling 13-member Committee to push through the hours" on Sundays from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Bush incentive, the money would contributions. of North America that oversees several different ; instead would embrace it as the power Angeles. Two miles away, wind fanned to alive, has been bedridden since Sept. 19, Politburo, cut short a visit to the political reforms. w hen the speed o f pow er boats would be WASHINGTON - George have earned $4,936 less, or$21,902. Stephen Moore of the Heritage types of labor unions, most of them representing •> plant of the future. life the embers of a controlled burn near when he began vomiting blood from United States, where he was Soviet sources said today there Foundation has not analyzed the construction workers and other heavy laborers. < lim ited to 6 miles per hour. That makes sense. Bush’s proposed tax break for Bush offered the broad outlines “ In view of its many well-known Glen Helen that was doused Tuesday, intestinal bleeding. Palace officials have attending the opening session of was “ no crisis” in the leadership. saving doesn’t amount to much of of his proposal while campaigning Bush proposal but said that Federal investigations over the past several < advantages, I am declaring that integrated authorities said. refused to respond to news reports that the the U.N. General Assembly. A well-placed Soviet Journalist M an y people want to sleep or at least be a benefit, according to most Tuesday in Columbus, Ohio. He generally conservative organiza­ years have turned up information that indicates ! electric drive, with its associated cluster of emperor has cancer. Defense Minister Dmitri T. said he expected no “ sensation” undisturbed e a rly on Sunday m orning. analysts, although one Washing­ billed the plan as an incentive for tion supports encouraging in­ certain LIUNA officials have long been influenced II technologies, will be the method of Yazov, an alternate member of from the plenum. But all the residents at the m eetin g M onday ton economist says it could be an low- and middle-income Am eri­ creased saving through tax incen­ by organized crime. And the New York local of the ; propulsion for the next class of surface Candidates to debate the Politburo, ended a visit to Soviet sources also reported favored establishing the quiet hours from incentive for new parents to set cans to save more and, thus, foster tives rather than by raising taxes. Mail Handlers Union wants out from under that ; battle force combatants,” Trost said. India a day early and hurried speculation among high-placed WASHINGTON (AP) — The last time U.S. denies visa officials about whether there noon to 4 p.m. on Sundays, a provision that aside money for a child’s coliege economic growth. Some in Washington are sug­ influence. ; home. Lloyd Bentsen and Dan Quayle debated on Gerasimov said some ambas­ would be changes on the Polit­ would sh arply curtail use o f the lake by education. Under the proposal, a taxpayer gesting a federal sales tax to Our associate, Jim Lynch, obtained a copy of • MANAGUA, Nicaragua (A P ) — She may television, it wasn’t exactly a national sadors and other (Central Com­ buro itself, indicating uncer­ Under the right conditions, says could set aside up to $1,000 a year encourage saving; they reason Baker’s letter to Sessions. In it. Baker says that the I Convictions hailed be a hit in her homeland, but Miss visitors. media event. But now the two are rival mittee members were also head­ tainty even at high levels about John Makin of the conservative in an account, leave it intact for at that since the tax would apply only FBI has been shown documents “ that with proper Nicaragua is strictly a miss in the United The conflict illustrates a larger problem — LOS ANGELES (AP) — The conviction vice presidential candidates and their ing home from abroad. the agenda. American Enterprise Institute, least five years, and earnings on to money that is spent, most investigation and concentrated review may expose ; States, a victim of chilly relations between the problem of how to balance the rights of of three Mexican nationals in a U.S. drug performances next week could Influence Meetings of the 300-member The Central Committee is em­ after 20 years a savings account at the money would be tax-free until people with a choice would choose one of the largest scandals ever to hit the U.S. labor ; nations. agent’s murder in Mexico is being hailed this year’s presidential election. Central Committee, although powered to make personnel people who live at lake shores with the rights withdrawai using the vice presi­ withdrawn. The full $1,000 a year to save. m ovem ent...” Baker adds, “ I am requesting that ; “ Yankee Administration Behaves Worse by federal law enforcement officials as Even as argument continues over who rarely announced in advance, are changes in the Politburo. of access of other state residents to state dent’s proposal wouid have would be available only to people Robert McIntyre, director of your agency look into the possibility of having the ■ Than A Fool. They Deny Visa to the Belle,” “ only the beginning” toward bringing.all won the debate between George Bush and recreational resources. earned 22.5 percent more than with adjusted gross incomes of Citizens for Tax Justice, a liberal federal government place Local 300 into ' screamed a headline Wednesday in the the killers to justice. Michael Dukakis, the two campaigns are undercurrent law. $50,000 or less. The benefit would research organization, views the trusteeship immediately before LIU N A or its ! pro-government newspaper El Nuevo A ta recent political debate, state Sen. “ Our goal is to see that everyone who priming their running mates for next But that assumes an account decline as income rises above that vice president’s proposal as a way friends take control of the Local and destroy all the Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, said he participated in the torture and kidnapping ' Wednesday’s scrap in Omaha, Neb. Diario. Chinese minister set could earn 10 percent a year — figure and disappear when in­ to undo the tax overhaul enacted information that we have painfully gathered over ; The newspaper said the reigning Miss favors joint supervision of lakes by the state and murder of agent Enrique Camarena is They’re also trying to move public opinion which it generally would not now come tops $60,000. in 1986. “ Thisisjustanothermove the years.” [ Nicaragua, 19-year-old Gabriela Robleto Department of Environmental Protection and brought to justice,” U.S. Attorney Robert to receive their candidates favorably. — and that the family was in the 28 The Bush proposal should not be to turn it around,” he said. This cry for help should come as no surprise to > Barquero, was denied a U.S. visa this week Bonner told reporters after Wednesday’s Quayle returned to Washington on the towns in which the lakes are located. And percent tax bracket, which would confused with Individual Retire­ McIntyre calculated that the Sessions. At a congressional hearing in April, he to enter Puerto Rico for an international to visit Soviet Union verdict against the third of three Wednesday night to begin cramming for he said if there is to be a shift in the balance of cut out a large number of families ment Accounts. Since the 1986 tax Bush plan would be worth anextra testified that for 11 years the F B I has been beauty contest. co-defendants. the 90-mlnute battle. pow er, he would fa v o r a shift tow ard m ore that the proposal is designed to overhaul any worker not covered $471 to a couple in the 28 percent investigating possible Mafia control of LIUNA. In BEIJING (AP) — Relations He said Qian will meet Soviet town control. help. by a company pension may bracket whose $1,000 contribution the meantime, the same LIU NA leadership between China and the Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev and earned 10 percent a year for 10 continues its reign. An FBI spokesman refused to , Others in volved in the debate favored local Joseph Minarik of the Urban contribute up to $2,000 a year to an Union, strained by nearly three that Shevardnadze would visit Institute used a different calcula­ IR A and pay no tax on the years. “ What’s the point?” he comment to us about the investigation. control m ore strongly. decades of 111 will, took a major Beijing at a later date. tion and reached a decidedly less contribution or its interest until asked. A President’s Commission on Organized Crime t step toward normalization with But the idea of stringent restrictions on lake Duke meets with foreign officiais Chinese radio'and the official upbeat conclusion. “ I don’t think withdrawn. Workers who have a He. said the far more valuable in 1986 outlined some of L IU N A ’s past problems. the announcement that China’s press today mentioned Qian’s use on Sunday afternoons seem s to be an IRAs are used by only 8 percent of LIUNA General President Angelo Fosco was foreign minister will visit Mos­ it is a good idea. The benefit to the company pension and make less Midwestern circuit with rallies in populist ploy. Bush accused Du­ “ We do not need to put the IRS proposed visit to Moscow in undue lim it on use o f the lake. people at the $30,000 income level. indicted in 1981 in a case involving alleged By The Associated Press cow this year. saver is quite sm all," he said. than $50,000 may qualify for some St. Charles, Mo., and Mount kakis of wanting to “ give the IRS on your tail for the rest of your life reports on his meeting with “ Nobody uses them because Qian Qichen’s yisit is expected If Coventry finds it can impose such a In addition, Minarik said, “ any deduction. pension-plan swindles. He was later acquitted of Clemens and Grand Rapids, even more power than it already as the reward for a college Shevardnadze, but did not give Republican George Bush said to advance talks on ending restriction and does so, certainly the town benefit to the saver comes dollar But the big difference between they don’t have the money, and racketeering charges involving union benefit , has to go after the people of education,” Bush said. prominent play to the Michael Dukakis wants to beef up Mich. Vietnam’s occupation of Cambo­ for dollar from the federal IRAs and the Bush plan is the they wouldn’t have the money for funds. ., Only one candidate. Demo­ Am erica.” Dukakis, as he had done before announcement. itself should have to bear the responsibility the IRS in order to “ squeeze dia, the most serious issue treasury.” And because the go­ deduction. Most workers may the less attractive” accounts that The presidential commission also noted that cratic vice presidential candidate “ He wants to squeeze another in discussing U.S.-Soviet relation­ fo r en forcin g it and the cost of doing so. The another $35 billion bucks out of dividing the two Communist China’s leading daily, the Peo­ vernment is spending more than it fully deduct their IRA contribu­ Bush proposed, McIntyre said. Fosco has the power to spend union funds and Lloyd Bentsen appeared to be $35 billion bucks out of the ships, had kind words after the DEP, which has statewide responsibilities, the taxpayers’ pocket,” while the powers, and set the stage for the ple’s Daily, noted plans for the takes in, enactment of the Bush tion; no one could deduct the award patronage jobs in the union and that some of > planning to make a campaign taxpayers’ pocket,” Bush said in Shevardnadze meeting about the Democratic nominee was raising first Sino-Soviet summit since trip in the second paragraph of a should not be expected to enforce such proposal would mean “ the go­ annual contribution under the Jim Luther writes about taxes those jobs have gone to people with known ties to appearance of today’s scheduled Ottawa, III., claiming the IRS Reagan achievements in rela­ his foreign policy profile by 1959. story carried on page six, its restrictions. vernment is borrowing so the Bush proposal. The only tax for The Associated Press. La Cosa Nostra organized crime syndicate. Fosco ^ launch of the spqce shuttle would have to double its work tions between the superpowers. meeting with Soviet Foreign The trip was announced Wed­ international news page. gave the job of union “ special intematidhal ,, Discovery. The 67-year-old Texan force to 200,000 people under individual can save. Some might Minister Eduard Shevardnadze “ I made it clear to the foreign nesday at United Nations head­ China and the Soviet Union split planned to watch the event with Dukakis in order to carry out his suggest that’s not necessarily a representative” to A1 Pilotto and Matthew and other foreign officials. minister that I was not here to quarters in New York following a over ideological and strategic schoolchildren in Nashville, proposal to collect billions of wise thing for the government to Trupiano. Pilotto, according to the commission Dukakis also met Wednesday in negotiate or discuss specific meeting between Qian and his differences around 1960, with About letters to the editor dollars Jn delinquent and evaded do.” report, was a Chicago boss of La Cosa Nostra and New York with West German Tenn. proposals,” said Dukakis. “ We Soviet counterpart, Eduard A. hostilities increasing until the two Bentsen’s Republican counter­ taxes. Makin acknowledges that “ it’s The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters to the was convicted on racketeering charges involving Foreign Minister Hans-Dletrich have one’ president and I support Shevardnadze. sides fought a brief border war in part and Senate colleague, Dan “ I have confidence in the going to look a lot less attract! ve if editor. health and welfare funds of a LIU NA local. Genscher and was meeting today President Reagan’s effort to Soviet Foreign Ministry spo­ 1969. Quayle, was returning to Wa­ honesty of the American people,” you are talking five years (of Letters should be brief and to the point. They should be typed or ’Trupiano was a St. Louis boss of La Cosa Nostra, with French President Francois move forward on these issues kesman Gennady Gerasimov Political normalization talks, shington to prepare for next Bush said. contributions rather than 20) and neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, should be the commission reported. Mitterrand before going to New right up to the end of his term in said Qian “ agrded to come to accompanied by Increased trade week’s vice presidential debate At a rally in Normal, III., Bush a 15 percent tax bracket” rather double-spaced. Letters must be signed with name, address and “ Although LIUNA has not achieved the notoriety Jersey to pick up an endorsement office.” Moscow at the end of this year, and other unofficial contacts, from environmentalists. after a several days in Texas. attacked Dukakis’ college-loan than 28 percent. ---- • daytime telephone number (for verification). of the teamsters’ Union.” the commission report where the negotiations will be began in 1982, but China has Bush, who used several appear- Bush raised the specter of a proposal, under which funds The post-debate survey of 674 “ It’sbetterthan nothing, but it’s The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the interests of said, “ it is nevertheless a union with clear ties to likely voters showed Bush with 50 continued on the Kampuchean refused to fully restore normal ' ances in Illinois to decry the much larger Internal Revenue borrowed for school would be not going to change the world organized crim e.” And, the commission noted, (Cambodian) question and bilat­ relations until “ three obstacles” brevity, clarity and taste. “ auditor arm y” that Dukakis Service during a bus tour of repaid over a long period by percent and Dukakis with 46 dramatically,” he says. “ the government has done little to end organized eral questions.” are removed. Letters about candidates and issues in the fall election would create, was continuing a Illinois on Wednesday. In the deductions from paychecks. percent. According to Makin’s calcula­ campaign are encouraged. To assure fairness and allow time for crim e’s hold over LIU N A .” tion, a couple in the 28 percent their publkation, the deadline for campaign letters is noon on In the case of the Mail Handlers, failure of the bracket fortunate enough to dep­ WednesdaftsNov. 2. federal government to oversee LIUNA may have osit $1,000 a year for 20 years and A d ^ ^ S letters to; Open Forum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box jeopardized $l billion in the Mail Handlers’ benefit ^ Reagan to sign Pentagon budget bill “Oh nothing - just sitting around worrying earn 10 percent could withdraw 591, M ^ch ester 06040. plan. That plan covers 500,000 federal workers about radon!" $57,275 and, after subtracting the including the mail handlers and thousands of other EAR PIERCING federal workers who have opted to join the plan. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ Committee. tive, as the Star Wars anti-missile The new bill also removes a For two years. LIU NA put the Mail Handlers in a dent Reagan has assured con­ The House voted 369-48 appro­ research program is ' formally restriction on flight testing of trusteeship. Officials of the Mail Handlers contend gressional leaders he will sign the val of the revised measure known, would receive $4.1 billion “ depressed trajectory” missiles, CLINIC in the bill, compared to the $4.8 which fly relatively low instead of that LIUNA just wants control of the benefit plan. A ■ latest version of a Pentagon Wednesday afternoon. Three billion sought by Reagan and the into space as do other long-range Bush vs. Dukakis on the environment LIUNA spokesman told us the union has a budget bill which is similar in hours later, the Senate passed it, $3.9 billion authorized for this atomic weapons. The United “ fiduciary duty” to ensure that the Mail Handlers '• most respects to a measure he 91-4. year. States has non^ of the weapons SATURDAY WASHINGTON — In an attempt to deflect Lead levels in cities are now down by two-thirds. do not mismanage the fund. vetoed last month. Overall, the measure autho­ rizes the Pentagon to spend $300 The Pentagon wanted to spend under development and no plans attention from the image of George Bush being Bush did fight within the Administration to In June, four months after the Mail Handlers “ This bill will be signed,” Sen. billion in the fiscal year beginning up to $330 million of the SDI for testing, but the Soviets are endorsed by Boston police, Mike Dukakis stood on reduce acid rain by agreeing with Burford’s were released from that trusteeship. Fosco decided “ Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman of Saturday, the same total as was money on a space-based intercep­ believed to be developing the OCTOBER State House steps last week and said that Bush is a successor, Bill Ruckelshaus, to order Midwest coal to impose another emergency trusteeship. One the Senate Armed Services Com­ mittee, told his colleagues late contained in the bill Reagan tor weapon, the first stage of an weapons. “ fugitive from the truth.” Northern plants to cut sulfur dioxide (S02) emissions by 4 hundred mail handlers responded on June 24 by 11 AM to 4 PM vetoed Aug. 3. That represents a early deployment SDI program. “ What George Bush is doing to the truth in this million tons. In this case he lost the battle, but was marching on LIUNA’s headquarters in Washington ” Wednesday. Perspective The assurances of Reagan’s slight cut from this year’s $301 The previous Pentagon bill would Money to pay for the programs campaign is a crim e.” Forexam ple, he attacked on the right side of the issue. chanting. “ Fosco and the mob have got to go.” approval were conveyed by De­ billion defense budget. have restricted that to only $85 authorized in the bill is part of a Bush for “ impersonating an environmentalist” Michael J. McManus The Sierra Club has long called for a 12 million In July, a U.S. district judge ruled that there was ” fense Secretary Frank C. Car- While the new measure con­ million, but the new measure separate Pentagon appropriation ton reduction of S02, and is pleased that Bush has when he came to the Boston Harbor and expressed no “ credible” reason for L IU N A ’s control of the lucci during a week of closed-door tains the same reductions in removes that limit. bill. $795 disgust with Dukakis’s failure to clean it up. called for a reduction of “ millions of tons” of S02 Mail Handlers’ finances. »i talks with Nunn and other legisla­ Reagan’s proposed Star Wars during the campaign. But Pope asks, “ Does that What are the environmental records — and the tors, Nunn said. budget as the original legislation, SPECIAL OFFER promises — of each man? mean 2 million tons or 10 million tons?” Bush Getting even “The president will approve the earlier bill’s congressionally The Sierra Club, an acute observer of this issue, are needed. Ever the technocrat, Dukakis ordered refuses to be pinned down. mandated restrictions on internal Apply Full Ear Piercing During the Iran-Iraq war, most Arab nations this bill. That was made very OAK STREET sees good and bad in each man. But Karl Pope, the all new homes to have only a 1.6 gallon tank. By contrast, Dukakis not only backs the 12 spending in the Star Wars pro­ supported Iraq. Syria was the big exception, and clear and definite,” said Rep. Les Cost of *7.95 political director of the 480,000 member group, is "On air pollution, George Bush did not appear to million ton goal, but has cut acid rain made in gram were removed. now the Iraqis may be getting even. Intelligence Aspin, D-Wis., chairman of the more critical of Bush. However, he says Bush have ever met an emission standard that he liked,” Massachusetts by 30 percent, though his state’s House Armed Services The Strategic Defense Initia­ toward your first purchase of reports indicate that Iraq has supplied arms to made a valid point in attacking Dukakis on the said Pope. “ When he was head of regulatory S02 output was already only a fifth of that of the Lebanon’s Christian forces, which are beginning to 14 KT earrings. harbor. reform, his office lobbied in 1981 and 1982 for the Midwest. Equally important, the governor also defy Syrian domination. The Syrians have already Z The governor did ask the Environmental package of air pollution amendments that would persuaded New England governors to accept a warned the Christians that if they continue to cause Protection Agency (E P A ) to issue a waiver for have doubled the allowable levels of ozone and cost-sharing part of the Midwest cleanup, since trouble, they can expect a campaign of terrorism in A flE you SEARCHING FOR THE BEST Boston, on grounds that the ocean had the capacity doubled air pollution by rolling back auto emission New England would be a beneficiary. return. That may not be a bluff because Syria has PRICE ON A PERSONAL COMPUTER to clean up the sewage naturally. “ We standards and dramatically reducing cleanup And Dukakis sued the E PA for its failure to order close ties to terrorist bands in Lebanon who could FOR YOUR HOME OR BUS\UESS ? environmentalists thought it was a bad idea,” says required of stationary sources/’ a cleanup administratively. The law says that the carry out the threat. Pope. But some cities got waivers such as San He also asked for “ relaxation or rescinding” a EPA Administrator can act if he makes a « LOWEST SEMMOE RATES B FULL UNE OF ACCESSORIES PUB & RESTAURANT rule passed under Carter to phase down the amount “ finding” that U.S. acid rain affects Canada. Such Diego, Los Angeles, and Seattle. Boston was turned « COMPUTER REPAM « DISCflUNTED SOFTWARE of lead put in gasoline. Scientists argued against a finding was made in the last days of Carter, but down. B CUSTOM OONFKiIJRATKINS B LAPTOPS Ir PORTABLES Pope says, ” I am critical of Dukakis for that two this step as early as the 1920s, due to evidence that the Reagan Administration rescinded the rule. year period of delay. After that Dukakis went full lead reduces the IQ of as many as 40 percent of Massachusetts lost in the Supreme Court, but the ^anrlipstrrI Hrrairi urban children. Charles Kettering convinced Court did say the President had the power to act, bore ahead on cleaning it up — way beyond what Founded In 1661 anyone in that situation has done.” Though federal refiners to put in the additive to cut engine knock. without any new federal law. In EPA, scientists persuaded E PA Adminstrator Therefore, Dukakis does say, “ As President, I PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... Publlther aid was cut from 80 percent to SO percent for OEORQE T. C HAPPELL...... Editor sewage treatment, the governor put a bond issue on Ann Burford to retain the standard. But in the will stop acid rain.” DOUaLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive EdHor the ballot, campaigned vigorously for it and it White House, Bush offej-ed a "compromise” that On the ozone problem, the U.S. did sign an MARIE P. Q R A O Y ...... CHy EdNor ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Aeeoclete Editor passed. would permit “ small refiners” to continue with international agreement to reduce a primary He also added a unique element — to reduce the lead. Environmentalists noted that the entire pollutant, clorofluorcarbons. Interior Secretary DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvertlelngDirector amount of water pouring through the system which Midwest is supplied by small refiners and Don Hodel tried to renege, but Bush successfully JEANNE G FROMERTH...... Buelneee Meneger questioned the political wisdom of cleaning up only defended the agreement. SHELDON C O H E N ...... Compoeing Meneger soon renders any plant obsolete. Half the water ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Preeeroom Meneger used by any household is for toilet flushing. Yet the the West and East Coasts. But on balance, Dukakis’s record and promises FRANK J MeSWEEQAN...... CIrculetlon Director average toilet has 6 gallons of water, then only 1.6 Bush lost. But kids won. are more impressive. MANCHESTER H ERALD, Thursday. Sept. 29. 1988 — t 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sept. 29, 1988 Report urges change in medical fees BUSINESS Bv Jerry Estlll ing any discussion of health care — more from Medicare next year, for but less financially rewarding treat'f^ The Associated Press not to mention the competition for example,” he said. ment, the present fee system encour-' dollars and cents — no one is Even the father of the $2.3 million ages surgery. MARKET REPORT Telephone His proposal, would attempt to WASHINGTON - Family physi­ predicting an early and literal study told reporters it would not be Aetivlly ovor lh« pan M trading days Feds knock cians are grossly underpaid relative application. practical to implement its recommen­ change that. > ^ 7 1 to surgeons and other high-priced That is not to say the preliminary dations at once. Harvard medical “ You can predict that under the new k ilt iv k if 1J1 M ilIJ 1 i f if B economist William C.. Hsiao said a challenge specialists, says a long-awaited re­ skirmishing wiil not begin imme­ system, doctors will be willing to t io o - HIGH SaOM.37 five-year phase in period might be port laying the groundwork for diately and be intense. spend a lot more time with patients to LOW 2 ,0 7 0.23 both sides in Dr. William L. Roper, head of the needed. examine and counsel them,” Hsiao potentially massive changes in the t . llO - CLOSE 2,00 0.03 federal ageiicy that pays the medical Hsiao’s study pointedly does not say said. “ Right now, physicians are way medicine is practiced in the CHANOE fights fees U p 3 .2 0 United States. bills for more than 31 million elderly any category of physician is overpaid being penalized financially for spend­ Ordered up by Congress three years and disabled Americans on Medicare, or underpaid in actual dollars and ing time with patients.” t.io o - raii waikout HARTFORD (AP) - The ex­ ago, the 2,000-page survey released held out the prospect Wednesday that cents — but rather that the way they Moreover, he said, the changes l l ' l l III pected increases in long-distance Wednesday is certain to spark sharp there are some things a budget­ divide the financial pie is unfair and could encourage more young doctors t,0 9 0 - l | '| l l " l WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal railroad regula­ access fees charged some tele­ debate in the medical profession and conscious Congress “ might want to do potentially detrimental to sound med­ to go into primary patient care and l > l . i tors lambasted both sides of a New England rail phone users should be suspended beyond. in 1989 before the mega-debate” is ical treatment. lower the overall cost of medical 11 IMO- strike, accusing the company of hiring unqualified or eliminated, three state agen­ If the study recommendations were completed. Officially, it is entitled “ A National treatment. l| ll< applied immediately, heart surgeons For example, he said. Congress Study of Resource-based Relative replacements and charging the union with sabotage cies say in documents filed with would suffer a 45 percent reduction in might use the study as a rationale for Value Scales For Physicians’ Roper, who heads the Health Care IJSO- that included derailing trains and setting bear traps the Federal Communications their Medicare fees and general trimming some Medicare-approved Services.” Financing Administration, hailed for new workers. Commission. Jlsiao’s work although he expressed The state consumer counsel practitioners would receive a 65 payments from the top end of the scale In simplest terms, what Hsiao’s 1 1 1J00 J00 - 1 1. “ Both management and those opposing manage­ work suggests is that if a physician reservations about whether it should 1 T UTWTf y TWT$ ^ Twir MTWTZ yiWT$ MTW ment’s positon have demonstrated their willingness office, the state attorney gener­ percent raise. without adding much or anything at m ft 19 M the bottom end. faces the option of performing serve as the basis for a wholesale 1 ** to compromise both work place and public safety al’s office and the Department of But because of the complex and 1 emotionally loaded issues surround­ “ Nobody is going to get 65 percent surgery or using an equally promising revision of Medicare pay scales. when their economic Interests are at stake,” said a Public Utility Control said Wed­ Federal Railroad Administration report issued nesday they prefer the current Wednesday. fee of $2.60 a month. The report focused on labor and safety problems The fee, which is charged to Glastonbury student wins top space award IN BRIEF - at Guilford ’Transportation Industries, where residential customers and single- workers went on strike Noy, 12, 1987, following an line business customers, is set to accident at a Lawrence, Mass., freight yard that increase to $3.20 on Dec. 1 and GLASTONBURY (AP) - A Glas­ someday aboard a U.S. space station. shuttle Discovery this week. regional contest. AP photo killed a conductor. Strikers returned to work this $3.50 on April 1, 1989. tonbury High School student has “ I never disliked science, but I Marschhausen’s experiment took Bell Joins real estate firm In his experiment, he prescribes a summer after a federal arbitration board ruled in With their filing, the state developed a program that could solve never loved it until I got into this,” shape after he read a magazine story IMPROVING ANALYSIS — Brian diet including high-calcium foods Richard Bell agencies joined the National the problem of calcium depletion said Marschhausen, 17, who is think­ about the difficulty Soviet cosmo­ their favor. Schmidt, a technician at the Lasertech- such as broccoli, cauliflower, orange has joined the The FR A said labor and management were J--' Association of State Utility Con­ during space travel. ing about becoming an astronaut. nauts experienced with brittle bones nics plant in Aibuquerque, N.M., exam­ juice and what he calls “ the highest sales staff of willing “ to use the safety issue as leverage to sumer Advocates in opposing the John C. Marschhausen won a “ It sort of opened up the future for because of the loss of calcium during calcium-packed food on the planet,’ Blanchard & Ros- proposed increases. The action ines a transmission print from an X-ray national contest with his proposal that me,” said Marschhausen, who won a weightlessness. achieve (their) objectives.” sesame seeds. setto Inc., Real­ ’The agency disagreed with the union’s conten­ comes during a 90-day period the of a patient’s hand. Using digital would require astronauts to strap $3,000 scholarship and a computer “ There really aren’t a lot of medical tors. tions that there were safety problems before the FCC has established to study and technology, the printer can reproduce springs onto their feet while exercis-, system. He plans to study science in journals qr aerospace journals that He also calls for the use of two college, possibly at the College of deal with that topic,” said Dr. drugs, including the hormone calci The firm’s office strike. But the report said engineers hired to replace review the line charge. an image with such clarity that it may ing in space. ■ ‘The FCC wants to increase the His theory is that the springs will William & Mary in Williamsburg. Va. Bernard A. Clark, a Hartford cardiol­ tonin, to prevent calcium loss. is located at 189 striking workers were recruited “from any save a life because the accuracy of available source ... in disregard of sound safety line charge by nearly 30 percent jolt the astronauts’ legs as they work The son of a Lutheran minister and ogist who became an adviser to W. Center St. What sets his experiment apart is and that will be a big burden on analysis depends greatly on image out, providing a beneficial stress to an elementary school teacher, he Marschhausen. Bell, who has practice and simple common sense.” his proposed exercise regimen. He many residential telephone cus­ quality. their bones that is present on Earth started the experiment at the urging “ I pulled out articles and a list of varied experience “ The result was an engineer force that resembled AP photo prescrl^s a treadmill program in tomers. particularly the elderly but missing in the weightlessness of of his teacher. He is the third references, and he went to town. He in business and a patchwork quilt, with engineers ranging from which astronauts, attached to the and those on fixed incomes,” said Glastonbury student in four years to really ran with the project.” said sales, recently qualified to plainly unqualified. The company was GUMMY CANDIES — Tom Berquist shows off space. treadmill by elastic cords, run on Attorney General Joseph I. “ It’s a pretty simple idea," the high become a finalist in the Space Shuttle Clark, director of the cardiac rehabili­ completed a willing to compromise public safety to achieve its “Boogers," the candy he invented to appeal to children’s shoes with springs. ’Though astro­ Lieberman. school senior said after returning last Student Involvement Program, which tation and exercise laboratory at St. weeklong regional economic objective.” penchant for the vulgar. Berquist is a self-employed S C IE N C E nauts have used treadmills in space The union, meanwhile, “ waged what amounted to Paul Karoff, a spokesman for week from Washington, D.C., where is co-sponsored by the National Francis Hospital and Medical Center shoes with springs have not been seminar on real product-development manager in Stamford. American Telephone & Tele­ he won the top prize in a contest Science Teachers Association. in Hartford. a campaign of intimidation against the carrier and tried. estate. graph Co. in Farmington, said The program has produced a Marschhausen also sought the help Richard Bell its replacement employees,” the report said. sponsored by NASA. state officials were misrepresent­ & H E A L T H His scientific paper. “ Detrimental number of winners since 1980, includ­ of scientists at NASA’s Langley Judges also were impressed tha The FR A cited more than 100 incidents of slashed ing the access charges in their Loss of Calcium Due to Micro- ing one from St. Louis and another Research Center in Virginia, where Marschhausen not only had thought Minimum wage to Increase air brake hoses plus derailments caused by objects placed on Guilford tracks. Bear traps were once set Vulgarity in vogue filing to the FCC. from Marlboro, N.Y., whose projects he went last May after an early up the new exercise — he had actually Virus hits once a minute Gravity.” is the type of experiment “ What it’s not is a fee that scientists believe is likely to be tried are scheduled to fly aboard the space version of his experiment won a tested it. The state’ s minimum wage will Increase by where replacement employees were expected to LONDON (AP) — AIDS will strike 150,000 50 cents to $4.25 beginning Saturday, the state walk the next shift. people pay to get connected to the interstate network,” he said. more people around the world this year, more Labor Department reminds employers. “ While these tactics may have forwarded labor’s for candy product “It’s a fee that customers are than in all previous years combined, an The current $3.75 rate has been in effect for economic objective by disrupting operations, they Dutch successful asked to pay under the FCC plan independent report said. the past year. Labor Commissioner Betty L. seriously compromised the safety of both the public and the non-striking employees,” the agency said. to receive dial tone, local The report released Tuesday by the Tianti said. Gov. William O’Neill signed the Bv Linda Stowell like gross things,” Berquist said. The F R A ordered changes, but said public and service.” independent study group. Panes Institute, also two-step increase bill last year. The Associated Press “ I think it’s because they get with abortion pill worker safety only will be assured if there is a The charge was implemented said the virus that causes AIDS appears to be Employers computing hourly wages for some control over their environ­ “ fundamental change in attitude by both company ment. ... They get a vicarious after the breakup of A'T&T in 1984 spreading at the rate of one victim a minute waiters and waitress are permitted to deduct STRATFORD — Tom Berquist to make consumers pay more of BOSTON (A P) — An abortion pill able to safely and labor leadership. release. worldwide. a tip allowance equal to 23 percent of the was sitting at the dinner table the actual cost of long-distance end early pregnancies, much like a pill recently “ Whatever their economic differences may be, it “ I was wondering what would The study, “ AIDS and the Third World," minimum wage. with'friends talking about why service, Karoff said. Prior to approved for use in France and China, has been is essential that both sides keep safety separate be the most gross thing I could said an increasing number of countries are Connecticut’ s minimum wge compares to a children like vulgar things when 1984, long-distance rates were successfully tested by Dutch scientists. from their ongoing economic disputes and make a think of, and there it was” he imposing AIDS-related restrictions on the $3.35 federal scale. he came up with an idea for a new inflated to subsidize local rates, The latest medicine, called epostane, worked in 84 common commitment to observe sound safety said. entry of foreigners or citizens returning from candy. which were artificially low, Ka- percent of women who used it in the fifth through practices even when they are in conflict with the He named it Boogers. And Officials of candy manufactur­ abroad. roff said. eighth weeks of pregnancy, researchers reported parties short-term economic objectives.” CONFEX Inc., the candy’s dis­ ing associations wouldn’t discuss "Worldwide, it seems likely that a new Forklift course offered The subscriber line charge today. Michael Maloof, chairman of the United Trans­ tributor, says Boogers are mov­ Boogers because they don’t like to person becomes infected with the HIV (AIDS) began at $1 a month and was Dr. Marinus J. Crooij and colleagues from HARTFORD — A forklift truck operation portation Union, said he had not seen the FR A ing so fast, the gummy, fruit- be perceived as pushing a pro­ virus every minute,” said the 200-page report. designed to lower the interstate Elisabeth Gasthuis in Haarlem, Netherlands, gave YUC course will be offered in Hartford today and report, but denounced it and called FRA Adminis­ flavored candies can’t be duct. But Roger Wehr, buyer for telephone costs of high-use inter­ "During 1988,150,000 new cases of full-blown the drug to 50 women who were planning to have trator John Reilly “ anti-union.” Fairfield County Tobacco and Tuesday. . produced fast enough. state telephone customers charg­ AIDS are expected — as many as are thought abortions. They reported their results in today’s Guilford Vice President Colin Pease said the Candy Co. in Bridgeport, a The course will run for three hours each day “ This is the most successful ing low-use telephone customers to have occurred in all the years of the New England Journal of Medicine. report "politicizes the process.” wholesale distributor, said Ber­ at Heublein Inc., 330 New Park Ave. introduction w e’ve ever had,” for certain costs connected with epidemic so far,” “ We conclude that epostane taken orally is an “ At no time did this railroad put employees to quist “ has finally hit it.” The courses are sponsored by the said John Sullivan III, president the interstate network, the state effective and safe method for the non-invasive work who were unqualified. When the strike began, “ It’s a fun piece of candy that I Connecticut Safety Council, an affiliate of the of CONFEX in Shrewsbury, N.J. agencies said in their filing. termination of undesired early pregnancy,” they we dramatically curtailed our service because we believe the market is ready for.” Alzheimer’s test is simple Connecticut Business and Industry “ I think the timing was wise. A The FCC said that if residential wrote. did not have sufficient employees,” Pease said. Wehr said, adding that it appears Association. The group is also planning safety little gross humor is back in subscribers didn’t pay the access ORADELL, N.J. (AP) — Testing a typical The researchers speculated that using epostane “ There is no issue more important to the to be popular with adults as well roundtables for managers in October. vogue.” charge, they would pay increased patient with early Alzheimer's disease now with RU 486 might be more effective than either management of this railroad than safety.” as children. CONFEX has sold more than local rates to compensate the takes oniy about 15 minutes with the For more information, call 547-1661. The FRA concluded that working conditions were He said Boogers have “ all the alone. $300,000 worth of Boogers in the local telephone companies for Neurobehavioral,Cognitive Status Examina­ Tests showed RU 486 or mifepristone, which was safe when the union went on strike last year in right ingredients.” a pleasing candy’s first six weeks on the revenues from high-use custo­ approved earlier this month for use in France and connection with safety issues. That conclusion appearance and taste. tion, Shippee joins CNB staff market, Sullivan said. mers dropping the service in China, was 95 percent effective. Neither drug is differs sharply from a federal arbitration board Berquist has licensed a total of This is a new, short test that screens for “ Unlike some products, this favor of others, the filing says. available in the United States, where anti-abortion ruling in June that said the strike was legitimate 14 candy products, although he cognitive dysfunction in the five major ability Connecticut National Bank has announced one really does not have the same As a result, AT&T has been able areas, says Diagnois magazine. It’s brief activists have threatened to boycott products of any the promotion of Robert C. Shippee to retail because of unsafe rail conditions. level of offense. There’s nothing says he has an “ idea bank” of 400. He creates candy products in to lower its interstate toll rates by enough for use either at bedside or in the office drug company that produces such a pill. operations officer. He is a senior business inherently violent about it.” $7.7 billion since May 1984, the Both drugs work by interferring with progeste­ the tiny, sparsely furnished attic and helps identify the source of an individual's systems analyst in CNB’s Retail Operations Sullivansaid. “ And it’s quite good state agencies said in their rone, a hormone essential during the first weeks of candy too. of his 236-year-old house. A card difficulties. Division. High technology, table serves as his desk: there are motion. But the state officials It also aids the patient, doctor and pregnancy for the implantation of a fertilized egg on Shippee joined the bank last year. He is a “ The joke might get them, but no bookcases or shelves. Boxes of said in their motion that “ it is caregivers in devising appropriate the uterine wall. graduate of Syracuse University and earned the candy keeps them coming questionable whether any of Proponents of such pills consider them a simpler, research material sit on the floor. management strategies for the impairments. his master’s degree from Cornell University back.” these benefits have been realized safer alternative to traditional abortions. Oppo­ defense buildup Sullivan said it is tough tobreak There he designed lollipops by residential customers.” nents, including the Roman Catholic Church, say in 1987. Animal research favored Shippee and his wife, Cynthia, live in in a new candy because of stiff with what appear to be bugs in they are just another way to kill the unborn. competition from established them. The “bugs” are really Manchester. In 1980, many of the nation’s WASHINGTON (AP) — The use of animals With the new pills, there is no surgical act. No stimulate growth sweets and because the market candy, too. He also came up with major thanks raised their prime in research is appropriate, despite the pain anesthesia is needed and there is no risk of infection, isn’t growing — people generally granular bubble gum with candy lending rate to a record 20 " " suffered by the animals involved, the National sterility or of perforating the uterus, but RU 486 BOSTON (A P ) — High technology and the don’t eat more candy each year “ ants” in the sand. Ul leader in efficiency Reagan administration dSense buildup are respon- percent. Academy of Sciences has concluded. research has turned up hemorrhaging in a small than they did the year before. Another idea: cards bearing "Research with animals has saved human percentage of users. NEW HAVEN (A P ) — A trade journal ranks sible for the economic vitality of states that top a Berquist. a Stratford resident pictures of athletes that fit on a lives, lessened human suffering and advanced United Illuminating as the fifth most efficient new business survey, economists said. who used to work as a new child’s nose. The cards come with Inc. magazine’s annual report on the states gave scientific understanding," the academy said among the 100 largest investor-owned utilities product develo’pment expert for bubble gum. Arizona, New Hampshire and Maryland the best in a report Tuesday from its research arm, the in the country, the company announced. such giants as General Electric CALDWELL Gene transplants track record for creating new jobs and businesses Co.. left the corporate world three “ Now to you. I look silly with a National Research Council. UI has been in the top 10 in the national and stimulating growth of young companies in the years ago because he wanted to card of a football player on my The report was written as a response to the survey by Electric Light & Power for six of the nose.” Berquist saidashedemon- OIL INC. last four years. be free to be more creative. animal-rights movement. It noted that the may treat AIDS past seven years. “ A lot of these states are where they are because “ I was frustrated with the strated. “ But a child sees a animals used in research often die, and The ranking was based on U I’s 1987 heat of what has happened in the last four to six years in bureaucracy. It was very struc­ football player.” recommended more frequent use of animals rate of 9,894. Utiities with the top overall heat 68.9 the federal defense buildup,” said Stanley Duobinis, tured and stuffy,” Berquist said. A Minnesota native with a NEW YO RK (A P) — Mouse cells given a gene that par gal. C. O. D. abandoned in pounds and shelters. rates afso operate the most efficient individual director of regional forecasting for the Wefa Group “ It took forever for them to master’s degree in mass com­ "This document says that in the best stymies a herpes virus resisted the spread of a generating units using fossil fuel, according to herpes infection, suggesting that gene transplants in suburban Philadelphia. move.” munications, Berquist also has a judgment of people with diverse opinions, it is the trade journal. Many new electronics firms concentrated in 649-8841 in people might help treat AIDS infections, He searched for a business serious side. He is trying to design appropriate to use animals in research for DAILY! The company said it controls its heat rate by Phoenix have defense contracts. No. 5 Virginia niche that would be fun “ I picked educational games for children PrfcM Sub/ael to Clung* scientists said today. human w elfare,” said Dr. Dominick P. The idea gained support from a Nobel Prize­ using its newest, most efficient units as much boats the Pentagon and naval shipyards in Newport candy because it is more that are fun to play. Pirpira, one member of the committee that winning researcher, but a gene transplant expert Every day, hidden somewhere In our as possible: by giving operators and News. Maryland, where Bethlehem Steel once was pleasure-oriented,” Berquist wrote the report. "It is the job of humans to says the strategy has failed to show promise so far in maintenance supervisors heat rate training; the largest employer, now hosts companies such as said. “ And I ’m sort of a kid from Westinghouse and Bendix Defense Systems. care foreach other.” other experiments. Classified Columns your license number by overhauling turbines every five years: and the word go.” The new work, done in test tubes, was reported in by attempting to reduce wasteful loss of “ You’ll find a lot of those electronics firms are Berquist, 42, uses his 13-year- Doctors fly to villages today’s issue of the British journal Nature by may appear. stream. Indeed in that San Diego out to Phoenix area,” old daughter and her friends as scientists at the Carnegie Institution of Washington. Duobinis said. “ A lot of that has been defense his consultants. SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — The Flying Although researchers would face major hurdles stimulated.” ^ , “ You want to identify the ‘hot Doctors (Los Medicos Voladores) is a group of The Inc. survey concludes that the South and in developing the technique to fight AIDS, “ it’s.a Movie audiences growing buttons’ of the consumer and Southwest are thriving, but notes that some American medical people that has been very good thing for them to think about,” said study If your number appears... Take the ad to the when I come up with ideas, I NEW YORK (AP) — Movie audiences are industrial states are making a comeback thanks in serving remote villages in Mexico on a co-author Steven McKnight. bounce them off the kids,” he part to programs that use small amounts of tax ^ eon THE DISCEHJ^INC, BUYER. volunteer basis since 1974, reports Family His experiments dealt with the herpes simplex designated merchant and pick up your *25. growing by 4 percent a year, despite increased said. “ They’ll tell you. They’ll Practice News. virus type 1, which causes cold sores and fever competition from video cassettes and rising dollars to foster private growth. say, ’Yuk.’ ’gross,’ ‘no good.’ o r ‘I Independent business a nalysts said the desert belt Headquartered in this northern California blisters in people. Researchers focused on a virus admission costs. love it.” ’ TAKE ADVA/V/rACjf OF UP T o city, the organization flies professional protein called VP16, which the virus needs to In return though, moviegoers now want of Arizona and California and the rest of the South It took three years for Boogei“s specialists in on a regular schedule to provide activate some of its genes and complete its , more for the bigger bucks they are putting continues to benefit from lower wages, warm Proof of your license plate Is required and to hit the market after that night medical, dental and eye care to villagers in reproductive cycle. down at the box office. And that could mean a climate and defense growth. 6 0 Vo SAVIMi^S "" at the dinner table. The virus makes the protein under instructions return to entertainment “ extras,” such as “ The states in the South and some in the remote locations in Mexico. presentation must be made within 7 days or “ We were discussing why kids from a gene. Researchers isolated that gene and serials and short subjects, says producer Stan Southwest have in fact lower wages and do attract AT altered it so that it would give instructions for a business and continue to expand based on their Nuclear power advances Zeitlln. lower cost of doing business,” said Lew Hurt, defective form of the protein. offer Is void. regional group associate director for Data Resour­ NEW YORK (AP) — Four states — Then they planted the gene Into mouse cells in ^ n c o /ie Jewelers ces, the Lexington-based economic forecasting LI’ L ABNER® Vermont, Connecticut, New Jersey and such a way that the cells and their progeny produced Look for an ad similar to this: Office workers satisfied Georgia —rely on nuclear energy for over half a defective form of VP16. The idea was that after the firm. ^ . . is back! The Inc. survey measures how a state has done in S 'S S M M N ST a o 3)- 6V5 -.5'3 5 ’3 their power, with Vermont leading at 76 virus entered a cell and tried to reproduce, the n e w YO RK (A P ) - Office workers in the stimulating entrepreneurial activity and economic Starts Monday, Oct. 3rd defective VP16 would elbow out the virus’s own U.S. and Canada apparently are increasingly percent, reports an energy industry journal. expansion. It reflects the state economies’ success O/^reittecr/otJ /zrs ^t-83 MAHCRSSTeA cf.) version. That would block reproduction, preventing TODAY’S LUCKY CT UCEN8E PLATE N U M ­ satisfied with their jobs and expect the quality According to Energy User News, 16 other BER 18 238 EVW. If this la yo ur p la t* num bar^ over a four-year period In job generation, any progeny from infecting more cells. of work life to improve in the next decade, states rely on nuclear plants for at least 25 bring Ihia ad to Mr. Jo* Oo*. *IM r. M*rchant. new-business creation and young-company growth. PPc-ocToBee. first X n v ERT oa.'^ PAJCes Results showed that 24 hours after infection with 00 R*tali Plaza. Manchaalar. CT to collact according to a recent survey. percent of their electricity. The publication your *25. You muat bring proof. Thia offar la For instance, Arizona earned Its third consecutive the herpes virus, a group of cells with the implanted The poll, conducted by Louis Harris for also says that since 1973 nuclear power has void In aavan day*. top ranking with 23.1 percent job growth since 1984 gene had 40 times less virus than a g r o ^ of normal displaced 3.5 billion barrels of imported oil, Steelcase Inc., showed more workers and 1,769 new companies with at least 10 employees infected cells did. and current nuclear plants will displace at indicating satisfaction with their jobs this for a 2. U7 percent business birthrate, while 4 percent A similar approach might fight infection by the least another 12 billion barrels over their year than in a 1987 survey. . of companies founded since 1980 were rated • 1046 Capp E nl*rprl**s. Inc. D lit. by MEA virus that causes acquired immune deficiency lifespan. fast-growing. syndrome, researchers wrote. Hospital Shuttle Section 2, Page 11 Thursday, Sept. 29, 1988 From page 1 From page 1 SPORTS

Force Col. Richard Covey; Ma­ in 1981, has there been such Hospital officials complained at rine Lt. Col. David C. Hilmers; interest in a launch. During the an appeal hearing on Sept. 8 that John M. Ldiinge; and George D. past 32 months, 16 Soviet cosmo­ the rate was too low, and instead “ Pinky” Nelson. nauts have traveled to space, asked for a 29 percent increase. Crews pumped 528,000 gallons leaving the United States far Hershiser sets scoreless inning mark at 59 The hospital later reduced that of liquid hydrogen and liquid behind in whatever remains of request, which would have raised oxygen into the craft’s cavernous the space race. in the record book were the zeroes, it does help,” Hershiser rates to $5,100 per patient, to a 21 Hauck, a 47-year-old Navy By Dennis Georeatos fuel tank. It was Just before dawn hardest things about setting the said. to 22 percent increase, said BeOk. captain, said in a prelaunch The Associated Press when NASA announced a one- mark. Because streaks do not cross He said the hospital reviewed its interview that he recognized the hour delay in its original 9; 59 a.m. “ I had so much pressure on me seasons, an extra-inning shutout needs department by department great significance of his mission. SAN DIEGO - The sheer launch target. out there. ’That’s probably the was Hershiser’s best shot at when it agreed to the lower “ We clearly cannot afford to improbability, the pressure and The four-day mission was to be most nervous I’ve qver been in setting the record. For once in his request. lose another vehicle, much less the countless scenarios that could Discovery’s seventh trip to space. my career,” said Hershiser, who life, he needed a lack of support. Since hospital officials felt a another crew,” he said. “ I don’t have led to a run ail made it seem Landing was set for Rogers Dry called his father from the club­ And the Dodgers as.well as the more than 20 percent increase think the manned space progra- unreal to Orel Hershiser when he Lakebed at Edwards Air Force house after he finished icing his Padres complied. While Her­ was in order, the hospital is not ' meould withstand another rewrote the major league record Base in Calif. arm. shiser did not allow a runner past happy with the tentative agree­ Challenger.” for consecutive scoreless innings. “ We’ll practically be flying a “I really noticed my nerves first base through nine innings, ment, Beck said. The other crew members — Air “ I still think it’s a dream shakedown flight of a new space­ calm down after about the fifth the Dodgers’ bats were equally The hospital will review the Force Col. Richard Covey, 42; because I didn’t think I was craft,” pilot Richard O. Covey inning. I realized that all I wanted silent, not advancing anyone past rate order over the next few Marine Lt. Col. David C. Hilmers, capable of doing it. I just can’t said of the 26th shuttle flight. to do was go out there and not second. weeks to decide how the order will 42; John M. Lounge, 38; and believe it’s happened.” the Los Because of more than 450 post- Angeles'Dodgers’ pitcher said. choke at the beginning. Hershiser,, 23-8 after getting the affect operations, he said. Challenger modifications, he pre­ George D. "Pinky” Nelson, 38 — Though no firm date has been The 30-year-old right-hander “ I really and truly did not want no-decision Wednesday night, dicted, “ There probably will be know the risks, but are willing to to get the record,” Hershiser set for Uie final commission vote. broke former Dodger Don Drys- wiil next start in Game 1 of the some surprises, but overall we’ll take them. added in a dugout interview with Beck said he does not expect any . Patrick Flynn/Manehetler Herald ’ ‘Flying into space never will be dale’s record of 58 consecutive Nationai League playoffs against have a safer vehicle.” scoreless innings by shutting out Drysdale, now a Dodger broad­ reduction in the tentative risk free,” Hauck said. “It’s a the New York Mets on Tuesday LIFTOFF — Sixth-graders at Nathan morning. The students applauded the A 21-member launch panel, the San Diego Padres for 10 caster. ' 'Out of respect of the man agreement. matter of reducing the risks to a night. -Hale School watch the space shuttle successful launch. created to avoid communication innings Wednesday night to ex­ next to me, I feel I should have " I believe it has to go before the minimum and balancing the risks Hershiser, who had pitched five Discovery as it soars into orbit this failures revealed by the Chal­ tend his streak to 59. stopped at two-thirds. I wanted to full commission,” he said. " I that are involved with what we straight shutouts, gave up just lenger catastrophe, was in place “ When people ask me what just put the ball down ... don’t anticipate that (reductions) are trying to accomplish.” four singles and did not aliow a to monitor the count. Robert record would stand forever, this "But the guys next to me in the happening." During the four-day orbital Crippen was promoted from the dugout kind of convinced me to go runner past first base until the During negotiations for the journey, the astronauts planned was the one I usually picked,” astronaut corps and had sole for it,” Hershiser said. 10th. hospital’s current rate order in to conduct 11 science and technol­ Hershiser said. “ Now I think Pupils Shooting Nobei authority to approve the liftoff or Said Drysdale, among the first March, Manchester Memorial * K someone’s going to break it from Marvell Wynne struck out to order a scrub. ogy experiments. on the field to congratulate and the commission agreed on a From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 me because I know I ’ m not any open the 10th but reached base on Eight times in previous shuttle Hershiser and gave him a hug: $3,990 tentative settlement, only big deal.” Hershiser’s wild pitch. Benito missions, NASA scrubbed due to “ If I had known that I would have to have it reduced by $30 a month “ It’s unbelievable,” Los An­ Santiago sacrificed and Wynne unfavorable weather conditions. been down there kicking you by later. A decision on the current "If it goes up ail right today, that the two men had an argu­ year in mediating the Iran-Iraq CARDINAL geles manager Tommy Lasorda took third on Randy Ready’s Five of those delays came on the the seat of the pants.” rate order did not come until six we’ll probably .have one up ment Wednesday morning, dur­ cease-fire, a Soviet withdrawal said. “ It’s one of the greatest groundnut. Garry Templeton was most recent two missions, includ­ The game itself went on for 16 months after deadiine because of sooner,” said 10-year-old Erie ing which Laureano Reyes al­ from Afghanistan and progress in BUICK, INC. feats you’ll ever see in baseball, intentionally walked and took ing three scrubs before Chal- Innings, San Diego winning, 2-1, appeals and problems in gaining Howarth. leged that Cusano had scratched talks on southwest Africa. bar none.” second on catcher’s indifference lenger’sTlI-fated launch. on pinch-hitter Mark Parent’s needed information, hospital and Nick Peters said he decided to his car on ’Tuesday while it was Perez de Cuellar was ineligible San Diego Manager Jack — Mike Scioscia not attempting a In the event of a scrub; NASA two-out, two-run homer. Hershis­ commission members have said. have his class watch the shuttle parked in the employee lot. for this year’s prize because he McKeon had predicted before the throw — but Hershiser retired could reschedule launch as early 1989 er’s starting opponent, Andy With additional increases for launch because space technology Cusano brought the matter to was nominated after the Feb. 1 game that his team would be the pinch-hitter Keith Moreland on a as F rid ay.' Hawkins, also allowed just four outpatient and psychiatric servi­ is “ a testament to the human the attention of management deadline. one to break Hershiser’s streak. fly ball for the record. Winds were blowing at 12 to 23 hits in 10 innings. ces, the hospital’s overall rates mind and achievement.” because Laureano Reyes al­ U.N. peacekeepers radioed BUICKS ” I really thought we were going miles per hour, 20,000 feet above AP photo “ It’s pretty strange to throw 10 With a crowd of 22,596 cheering will increase 17.6 percent, Beck "T h ey’ve got to see things like legedly threatened him. Pierce word of their shared victory to to get to him, but I guess every the launch pad. More normal In Stock for Delivery zeroes and not get a win,” for Hershiser, the Dodgers said. that,” Peters said. ” lt ’s news of said. battalions in battle-scarred Le­ manager has thought that for the winds would be in the range of 46 All Models : RECORD SETTER — Orel Hershiser of scoreless innings to break the Major Hershiser said. streamed from the dugout to The state commission reversed what’s going on. It’s the best During the meeting, just before banon and cracked open bottles of last 50 some-odd innings,” he mph. He said he was aided by congratulate their ace, who broke its initial decision to reduce rates technology we have.” 2 p.m.. Laureano Reyes stood up champagne in Jerusalem to the Dodgers winds up for a pitch during League mark previously held by Don said. and fired a 38-caliber handgun celebrate. “ This is the first time I ’ve Overcoming a case of the jitters Hawkins’ effective pitching. the mark set by Drysdale 20 years after granting more money for Before the launch, students Wednesday night's game against the Drysdale. twice, Lewis said. He said that The five-member committee prayed for a degradation of the and overtaking his pitching hero “ When he’s out there throwing ago. nursing and allied health profes­ listened to news programs and Padres In San Diego. He pitched 10 one round hit Cusano in the head praised the forces in Lebanon, weather here,” said Jon sional salaries, and for AIDS discussed the imnprtance of a 1988 and the other entered a wall. Afghanistan, Syria, Cyprus, the McBride, a member of the prevention and training, Stanley successful liftoff. Trevor Drum­ Laureano Reyes left the room and subcontinent and Iran and Iraq astronaut corps. He said the said. mond, 11, said a failed mission surrendered to company security for subduing tensions where ship’s computer could prompt the BUICKS The commission originally ap­ would have doomed future space Red Sox smarting, guards, Lewis said. armistices have substituted for shuttle to overreact to such light 38 Left at Close-out proved a $5,861,307 allocation for exploration. breezes. Rubacha at head of the pack salaries, and $400,000 for AIDS Lewis said that Laureano peace. ” If this shuttle is a dud. the U.S. The astronauts boarded Dis­ Bargain Prices prevention, Stanley said. She said Reyes was later taken into The citation said the peace­ is going to fall way behind other covery about two hours before she did not have firm figures for custody by Hartford police. keepers "have played a signifi­ but still confident Bv Jim TIernev challenge her to a bike race? countries,” he said. launch to await the signal that the increases given Saturday in Pierce said that besides Cusano cant role in reducing the level of Manchester Herald “ I always beat them.” "Other countries have had and Laureano Reyes, present at conflict even though the funda­ would send them on a tense A tj^ical BMX race is those categories. , 8'/i-minute climb into orbit. Cardinal By Dave O'Hara losses before the Red Sox flew to Hospital officials said at the more experience,” said Jere­ the meeting were the plant mental causes of the struggles Fourth-grade girls usually approximately J/4-mlle long up Newly designed booster The Associated Press Cleveland. miah Cyr, 11. "The U.S. is their personnel director, two union frequently remain.” concern themselves with their and down hills and around Sept. 8 appeal hearing that more rockets will provide the initial Morgan recalled that veteran competitor. We like to beat other stewards and two production In Jerusalem, Tony French, a Buick, Inc. family, schoolwork, toys, pets, comers usually on a dirt money was needed for salaries. thrust. It was a failure in a rocket BOSTON — The Boston A L right-fielder Dwight Evans had couhtries.” managers. spokesman for the U.N. Truce 81 Adams Street desserts and hobbies. surface. A maximum of eight In March, the hospital approved a seal that led to the Jan. 26, 1986, East express suddenly is going in predicted “ a month ago it would And space exploration is impor­ Lewis said that Laureano Supervision Organization, said: Nine-year-old Jennie Ruba­ racers are in each moto. The new pay-hike plan for all non­ disaster that killed the seven Manchester, CT reverse, but the Red Sox still can go down to the last two games in tant, said Richard Dean, 11. Reyes owned the handgun, but “ Any acclamation and recogni­ cha of Manchester, a student uniform each participant uses union employees only weeks after Challenger crewmembers, in­ see the flag at the end of the Cieveland.” because the future of mankind is Lewis didn’t know whether it was tion of the U.N.’s valuable role at Washington School, has a is usually made of a long- the unionized registered nurses cluding schoolteacher Christa 649-4571 tunnel. “ And that’s the way it looks approved a wage increase. at stake. registered. He said that Laureano helps to assist the U.N. in special hobby which has sleeved nylon shirt and pants, McAuliffe. ^ ' Open. Mon*TueBswing the bats and get after Rob Ducey began the eighth the United States including competition stops in Sarasota, owns a motor home. them in Cleveland.” with a walk on a 3-2 pitch. One out Fla., Columbus, Ohio, Water­ “ It’s a real experience for Southpaw Jimmy Key and the later, he took off for second. her,” Mr. Rubacha said. “ She Blue Jays outduelied left-hander Gedman’s throw sailed into cen­ ford Oaks, Mich., Memphis, Tenn. and Louisville, Ky. has friends from California to Bruce Hurst 1-0 with the help of an ter, Ducey reaching third on a At the Grand Nationals over Canada and they write to each unearned run in the eighth inning stolen base and an error. He then Labor day weekend in Louis­ other. We have a great deal of Wednesday night, preventing scored on Kelly Gruber’s sacri­ ville, Rubacha won her three confidence in her. She’s a good Boston from clinching a tie for the fice fly. motos (heats) and was second rider. It’s a very good sport.” division title. “ I just threw it away,” said in the final. She accumulated Jennie’s teachers at school - Despite the loss, the Red Sox’ Gedman, noted for his defensive ’ enough points to win the are very supportive and she magic number was reduced to 2 ability. “ You can make ali the national title. Jennie’s father, brings her schoolwork with her as the New York Yankees excuses you want, lAit I just threw (jhuck, is very Involved in her when she travels. dropped a 2-0 decision to Balti­ it away. The bali just saiied off.” racing and travels with her Jennie races three to five more. Milwaukee’s magic “ We really couldn’t mount everywhere she goes. Her times per week locally from number remained at 2 with a 4-3 anything tonight,” Morgan said. mother, Gloria, usually at-, April through September. Na­ victory over Caiifomia. Detroit’s “ Bruce was great and so was the tends just the Connecticut tionally. she competes where dropped to 1 in a 4-2 loss to other guy. the circuit happens to be at Cleveland. “ If we had won just one out of races. “ She came to me when she that time. Mr. Rubacha and “ It doesn’t matter where it gets these three games we’d be was four to see if she could Jennie are leaving Oct. 12 for done, we just want to get itdone,” looking good, right? But we race and I said you can’t even national competition in Mem­ Boston slugger Mike Greenwell didn’t, so who knows. I wouid say ride a two wheeler,” her father phis. In national competition, said. we probabiy have to win two. said. “ She taught herself how practice begins at 6 a.m. and “ I ’m not a great mathemati­ “ The concern is we have to win to ride. This is nothing we Jennie’s last race is usually cian, I can’t figure out the magic on the road. That’s what it all pushed her into. She wanted to about 6 p.m. number,” said Hurst, 18-6 after boils down to now.” race. She took to it like a duck A typical week in which she having hopes for a 20-victory Morgan avoided mentioning competes in Connecticut season dashed. “ We’re con­ the Boston record for the year: to water.” Jennie became interested in would look something like cerned, but we just have to go out 53-28 at home, 35-42 on the road. BMX racing because her older this: Monday nights: Bristol; and do what it takes to win. Against the Indians, Boston is 7-2, brother Jeff, 17, had raced Tuesday nights: Trumbull; “ We can’t just be spectators. including 2-1 in Cleveland. previously. Wednesday nights: South We have to go out and do the job. “ I knew we weren’t going to get " I was scared about all the Windsor; Saturday mornings: It’s not over. We’ re still in first very much off Hurst,” Key, 12-5, hills,” Jennie said about her Meriden; Saturday after­ place.” said. “ I had it in my mind I could feelings when she first started noons: Bethel. “ There’s cause for concern, give up maybe one, possibly two racing at age five. Jennie was Quite a schedule for a sure, but we could still lose four (runs). As it turned out, I couldn’t No. 1 in Connecticut as a 5. 6 nine-year-old. games in Cleveland and win it,” give up any to win because he and 7-year-old. "Ittookabouta “ Occasionally she misses a said Todd Benzinger. “That’s pitched a great game.” year (to get comfortable),” day (of school) here or there, what doing well in New York last “They haven’t done what we but she is a good student,” Mr. weekend gave us, a little cushion. did in losing seven in a row at the she said. Is all this success over­ Rubacha said. And it looks like we need it.” end yet,” Key said. “ We folded NO. 1 — Jennie Rubacha of Manchester, a student at the whelming for a little girl? “ I’m He added BMX racing is “ Good, we love it. That’s the altogether. They haven’t folded Washington Schooi, is the No. 1 ranked BMX rider in her glad about it,” , she said. What being considered as a future best news w e’ve had,” Boston yet. They still have four games eight-year-oid division in the country. happens when boys at school Olympic sport. Manager Joe Morgan said when left and they can win it. It’s theirs told of the New York and Detroit to win and it’s theirs to lose. Intensity carries Connecticut soccer over Rhode Island rirsl v-,-.cer point at UConn. “ It found the back of the net. UConn game,' he said. “ Things are Wednesday afternoon before a All-America forward Dan Doni- Bv Jim TIernev takes a lot of pressure off now that sophomore Brian Parker en­ starting to click a little better for crowd of 1,406 at the Connecticut gan said with a smile. Manchester Herald I got my feet wet.” the 19-year-old dured the longest afternoon, me now than earlier in the Soccer Stadium. UConn, which outshot the Anderson said. coming up empty on his seven season. “ The key to being consistent is Rams 17-9 after the intermission, ^ STORRS — Intensity can reap Offensive pressure from the shots. not to lose a game like this,” complied to Morrone’s instruc­ positive results, especially on the Huskies continued and paid off “ (UConn) had many chances,” Husky Coach Joe Morrone said. tions. At 12:36, Husky sophomore soccer field. with another goal at 16:13. A Ram Coach Geza Henni said. “ A HUSKY NOTES — UConn has a The victory was UConn’s fourth Brian Anderson took a through Following Important victories perfectly placed Donigan header dropped ball like that (on the first key New England encounter at straight and raised its record to pass from senior Fred Carlos and over Harvard and San Francisco, found freshman Rob Lindell on goal) is devastating.” Dartmouth Sunday at 1 p.m. 6-4-1. 'The Huskies, ranked No. 4 in blasted a shot on goal. The ball a natural letdown was in order for the left side 15 yards out. Lindell URI made things interesting Dartmouth is ranked seventh in New England, are 3-0-1 in re­ rebounded off URI goalie Lance the University of Connecticut blistered a shot which was headed when Rich Merz lined a 25-yarder the region.. .UConn has won eight gional play. The Rams, ranked Klima and Donigan was there to men’s soccer team. Intensity was for the right com er of the net. It past UConn goalie Brian Hall of the last nine meetings with ninth in New England, fall to push it home. the ingredient which was needed inadvertently deflected off Ram with 10; 11 left. Donigan, who has Rhode Island and leads the “ I thought Brian Anderson to invigorate the Huskies against 3-2-2. defender Mark Welderman. try­ played beautifully this season but series, 18-10-2. . . Donigan is the garve us a little spark and we were the University of Rhode Island. After a 0-0 tie at the intermis­ ing to clear the ball, into the goal. struggled offensively, sees things seventh leading all-time scorer in able to sustain that spark,” The Huskies were extremely sion, Morrone gave his players a Despite the lead, the Huskies coming around for him now after Husky soccer history. . . Lindell flat in the opening 45 minutes, but little ‘pep’ talk during halftime. Morrone said. his goal and assist. For Anderson, a native ol kept attacking. They had several leads the team with 11 points (3 responded and tallied two second- “ He (Morrone) got us a little fine scoring chances, but none “ Maybe I ’m picking up my goals, 5 assists). half goals to register a 2-1 win fired up at halftime,” senior Farmington, the assist was his , ’ •►• rr!L2:=>:;._-i...^::i’^

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•v Ltn Auster 2-2-1 overall while the Jesuits are today to repair cartilage damage plexed. East’s Mark Maglicic sides for 40 fouls. ball. Prep had one golden oppor­ MonclMSttr Herald 0-2,1-4. East plays its fifth of five in his left knee, said. took the indirect. Callahan Malin, while happy with the tunity late in the first half but consecutive home games Satur­ Caliahan’s goal, that came off headed it to his feet and blistered win, wants his team to be more John McHale was wide with his It waa a game where you were day at 10 a.m. when it hosts St. an indirect, was only East’s third the twine from 12 yardsoutforthe cerebral. "Every game will be aa boot from in close. It’s only other waiting for something to happen. Bernard’s. East then has seven in five games. East, on the other gam e’s only score. It was his struggle until we as a unit start real chance was with 2V1 minutes U.S. women flexing muscles An explosion didn’t take place, road dates before its final home hand, has also allowed only three second goal of the campaign, both playing from our shoulders up. left with Eagle goalie Jim Taurus but Dan Callahan did dent the date on Oct. 29against St. Joseph. scores. “ I won’t mind struggling game winners. ’The physical effort is ther hut we smothering a boot by John By Steve Wllstein You can do it,” ’ she said. ' back of the twine with 11>A as long as the defense keeps on " I think Prep hesitated then,” have to think the game more,” Barney from the top of the finished a surprising third to lift Mary Decker Slaney, worried minutes left to give defensive- It was a herky-Jerky type of doing the Job It’s been doing,’’ Malin said. Malin said. penalty box. The Associated Press the devastated morale of Cana­ about tripping but determined to minded East Catholic a 1-0 game with neither the Eagles or Malin said. "There was no flow to the Other than Cailahan’s score. Taurus had five stops in notch­ da’s delegation. win an Olympic medal, kept her victory over Fairfield Prep Wed­ Jesuits mounting much of an A moments hesitation by Prep game,” Malin rightly pointed out. East’s best scoring bids were in ing the shutout. SEOUL, South Korea — No Schenk won the gold medal with hopes alive by qualifying easily nesday afternoon in All Connecti­ attack. "W e’re probably mirror was a factor in East’s only tally. "It was similar to a traffic jam the first half, a Mike Raffin longer the weak sisters of Am eri­ 8,488 points, and Voss took the for the finals of the women’s cut inference boys’ soccer images of each other in both have The official made a right call where everyone wants to go 22-yard drive, and in the second East Catholic 0 1— 1 can sports, U.S. women are silver with 8,399. Steen waseighth 1,500-meter run. action. difficult time scoring,’’ East about the indirect, but pointed in somewhere and gets nowhere.” It half where a Callahan drive slid Fairfield Prep 0 0 -0 flexing their muscles as never going in\o the last event, the Scoring: EC— Callahan. Slaney said she was hesitant Coach Tom Malin, who was slated the wrong direction. While the was a foul-plagued affair, too, across the goalmouth with Raffin Saves: EC— Taurus5, FP— JanPIkul before in the Olympic Games, 1,500-meter run, and finished East is now 2-0 in the ACC and to undergo arthroscopic surgery Jesuits were left somewhat per- with the officials whistling both just missing depositing the loose 5. grabbing a gold in basketball that and scared of falling, understan­ seventh among the runners. But eluded the men and setting dable for someone who stumbled that was good enough to knock records all over the track. and fell in her last Olympics and defending two-time gold medalist Three American boxers stumbled in both the qualifying Daley Thompson of Great Britain MHS girls’ volleyball nets brawled their way into the finals heat and final of the 3,000 in Seoul. out of the medal ranks and win the Thursday but it was the women, “ I know that as a seasoned bronze. SPORTS paced by sister-in-laws Florence athlete I shouldn’t be worrying American Tim Bright, mean­ £ Griffith Joyner and Jackie about those things,” Slaney said, while, pole vaulted 18 feet, 9>A come-from-behind victory Joyner-Kersee, who led a march “ but I don’t know, it’s something inches, a worid record for decath­ IN BRIEF to victory stands once seemingly about the Olympics.” lon competitors, and was seventh reserved for East Europeans. Teresa Edwards, Anne Dono­ overall with 8,216 points. He was They stole the show from the van, Cindy Brown, Cynthia fourth going into the 1,500. world’s greatest male athletes, Cooper, Suzie McCkmnell, Ka­ In tennis, Staffi Graf of West Assistant coach needed H.S. Roundup laboring through the decathlon, trina McClain, Teresa Weathers- Germany, going for the first and brought lightness and joy to poon and the other basketball Cheney Tech is looking for an assistant “ Golden Slam,” moved into the an Olympics still burdened by a players who beat Yugoslavia wrestling coach for the upcoming season. Down after two games, but not women’s singles final with a 6-2, drug scandal that won’t go away 77-70 for the gold left no doubt Anyone interested should contact Athletic out, the Manchester High girls’ 6-0 victory over American Zina r and, inTact, grows larger. about who is No. 1. Director Manny Goncalves at the school, volleyball team rallied for a Garrison. In the final, she will Fast Flo, Fluorescent Flo. Women’s basketball became 649-5396. five-game victory over visiting meet Gabriela Sabatini of Argen­ Flo-Jo. By any name or measure, part of the Games in 1976, and the South Windsor High in CCC East tina. who lost to Graf in the U.S. first gold was won easily by a AP photo Division play Wednesday at Florence Griffith Joyner, the Open final. Sabatini beat Manu- bigger, much more experienced Tennis winners announced Clarke Arena. Scores were 6-15, swiftest femaie in history, graced ela Maleeva of Bulgaria 6-1, 6-1. 3-15, 15-8, 15-13 and 16-14. the Games with one of its most Soviet team that had not lost in JUMP FOR GOLD — Teresa There was a limited number of entrants for Erin Twible served well while spectacuiar performances. five years. Americans Ken Flach and Edwards jumps intothearms the recently held Jim LeSure Manchester Open the hitting of Lisa Cartier and Twice she set world records in Well, the United States has Robert Seguso, the No. 1 seeds, of teammmate Anne Dono­ Tennis Tournament. There were 16 entrants in caught up. ■ defeated Czechoslovakians Milan Ann ,Marie McDonald and the the 200-meter dash — 21.56 van after the U.S. women’s men’s singles, 12 teams in men’s doubles and setting of Lisa Moriconi were big seconds in a qualifying heat and Edwards and Donovan, the Srejber and Miloslav Mecir 6-2, eight entrants in a newly created youth division. 21.34 in the finals — to win a only two holdovers from the 1984 6-4, 6-1 to reach the doubles final basketball team beat Yugos­ AP photo factors in the comeback for There was no competition in women’s singles or Manchester, now 2-2 for the matching gold for the one she team whose gold medal was against Emilio Sanchez and Ser­ lavia, 77-70, for the gold doubles or mixed doubles due to lack of entrants. season. earned in the 100. The old record, devalued by the Soviet boycott, gio Casal of Spain. The Spaniards medal in Seoul today. Steven Dec won the men’s singles title with a BACK TO WORK — Buffalo Bills All-Pro 21.71 seconds by East Germany’s led the 1988 team to a 5-0 record, beat Stefan Edberg and Anders South Windsor took the junior AP photo 6-4,6-2 win over Alex Britnell. The team of Karl defensive end Bruce Smith (78) walks varsity match 12-15, 15-12 and Marita Koch, stood for nine “It feels like we’ve finally Jarryd of Sweden 6-4, 1-6, 6-3,6-2. years. Griffith Joyner lowered it proven ourselves to be the best,” Weightlifting Federation said his Robinson-Tom Watson beat Todd and Earle with teammate Derrick Burroughs Wed­ 15-4. SHOUT FOR JOY — U.S. sprinter Florence Griffith The Ben Johnson drug case Custer 6-4,6-2 for the doubles title and Peter Manchester’s next match is twice in less than two hours. Edwards said. group would consider imposing nesday afternoon en route to practice. continued to cast a cloud over the lifetime bans on first-time drug Mulligan bested Jessica Aucoin 6-3,6-2, for the Friday at 3:30 p.m. at home Joyner shows her joy after breaking the world record for “Two world records, two gold “ There’s no question that this Smith, who was suspended for 30 days 7 " a second time in winning the gold medal in the 200-meter medals and I ’m not finished.” one’s more special than ’ 84,” Games. users. youth crown. against Hartford Public. A panel of past and present for vioiating the NFL’s substance abuse Griffith Joyner exulted after a Donovan said. "Everyone was The eight positives so far here dash today in Seoul. Olympic track gold medalists policy, may see action Sunday against spin in the arms of her husband. here and there’s no doubt that we compare with 11 at the 1984 called for an investigation into Girls Swimming 1984 Olympic triple jump winner played the best this time to win.” Games in Los Angeles and none in Coventry run on Sunday the Bears in Chicago. the source of the steroids used by A1 Joyner, and a victory cerem­ The performances by Ameri­ Moscow in 1980. Michele Verdier, deposed 100-meter champion COVENTRY — The seventh annual Coventry E C still winless ony that brought tears to her can women at these Games the IOC spokeswoman, said Lions Vision Run will be held Sunday with the reflect, in large part, changes in from Canada. GLASTONBURY - The East iRecords falling eyes. catching so many drug cheats lOK race starting at 11 a.m. and the 5K run at U.S. sports programs that deve­ MCC women blanked Catholic High girls’ swimming Her big events won. Griffith A silver-medal weightlifter was a natural outgrowth of the loped out of the passage in 1971 of noon. Both races are TAC sanctioned. The races team dropped an 89-80 verdict to Joyner now can focus on winning from Hungary was caught using committee’s increasingly tough ’The Manchester Community College women’s Title IX. a federal law requiring start and finish at Coventry High School. Glastonbury High ’Tuesday night. a third gold in the 400 relay the same type of steroid that got anti-doping policies. soccer team fell to Springfield Tech, 7-0, equal treatment for women in all Registration will take place 9; 30 a.m. the day of East is now 0-4 for the season with Saturday and, possibly, a record­ Johnson kicked out. Like John­ Marathoner Peter Maher said the race with the entry fee $6. Wednesday afternoon. MCC’s record is 0-2 and jet-like Flo Jo setting fourth gold in the 1.600 school sports. son. Andor Szanyi was stripped of athletes who don’t use drugs are its next meet Friday at 3:3 p.m. at io its next game is Wednesday at home against In the 1972 Games, U.S. women For further information, contact Dave Leete the Manchester High pool against relay the same day. his medal. tired of being tarred with the won only a silver and two bronzes at 742-1128. Holyoke Community College. Windham. By Hal Bock 10.54. which, except for a breeze Joyner-Kersee broke two barri­ Olympic officials, meantime, same brush as Johnson. in track and field. In 1976. they Springfield took a 5-0 lead at halftime and “ I was pleased with our overall The Associated Press blowing through the stadium, ers by becoming the first Am eri­ also took the unusual step of “ Without a doubt, this is going won two silvers and a bronze. never looked back. Tech had 43 shots in the performance against Glaston­ would have qualified as an can woman to win the Olympic trying to quell rumors of more to clean our laundry,” Maher This year they already have won Basketball start delayed match. The Cougars had only five shots oil goal. bury. Most of our times have SEOUL, South Korea — Just Olympic record. long jump and the first to win the big-name drug users. insisted. “ We can’t go any lower Wendy Burnett played well for MCC. She paid that detail no mind. heptathlon. The world’s longest four golds, a silver and a bronze, Szanyi. who lifted 896‘/i pounds than we are now.” Due to the renovations at the Verplanck improved,” East Coach Jim Neff how fast can Flo go? She m erely went out and twice leaping and best all-around with several more medals to finish second in the 100- Said Griffith Joyner: " I t ’s good School, the Manchester Rec Department’s adult said. The records keep falling under within two hours smashed a world woman athlete flew a Games’ expected. kilogram class Monday night, to get rid of people who feel they open basketball on Wednesday nights will not Bolton baseball to meet Stacey Luoma won the 50-yard the powerful, purposeful strides of Florence Griffith Joyner, who record that had been intact for record 24 feet, 3>A inches Thurs­ . Christian Schenk of East Ger­ had traces of stanozolol in his have to cheat to be a champion. begin until the end of November. freestyle, Kerry Luoma the 100 BOLTON — The Bolton Youth Baseball buttei^y and Lynn Krawczyk the Raglnald Ptnto/MinchMt*r H»rald is taking women’s track into nine years. day to gain her second gold. many eclipsed teammate Torsten urine test, the IOC said. I ’m sorry it happened to Ben, but ’The rest of th^indoor winter recreation Association will hold its annual meeting on 100 backstroke for East. Leslie another dimension, rapidly and “ And,” she said. " I ’m not She said she was a little tired Voss to win the Olympic decath­ The 24-year-oid, a 1985 world it’s good for the sport that we’re program will begin Monday and run through champion, was the fifth weightlif­ Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. Caromile, Kerrj’ Murphy, Tricia REACHING — Manchester High's Lisa Cartier reaches glamorously. through yet.” after the seven-event heptathlon, lon and the unofficial title of cleaning it up. I ’m not on drugs March 25,1989. The East Side Rec and Still ahead is the 400-meter but told herself not to dwell on it. world’s best all-round athlete ter to test positive at the Games, and I don’t want it misconstrued ’The meeting is to sign up new members, select a McGuinness and Michelle Hutch­ for a shot during volleyball action Wednesday afternoon'* Once peopled by a homogenized Community Y will operate Monday through relay and maybe, just maybe, the “ I said. ‘ Believe in yourself. Thursday, while Dave Steen and the head of the International that all athletes are.” board of directors and elect officers for the 1989 ings also swam well for the against South Windsor at Clarke Arena. The Indians population of anonymous runners Friday, 6-lOp.m. and on Saturdays from 10a.m. 1,600 as well. The potential isfour season. For further information, contact Bill Eagles. rallied to win in five games. who largely seemed interchange­ to 5 p.m. The Highland Park Community Center gold medals and anybody who Blafkin at 649-8137. able, the sport now unquestiona­ and Mahoney Rec Center will be open Monday watched her set records in her Six boxers bly belongs to Griffith Joyner, the through Friday 3-5 p.m. and Saturday’s from 10 first two races wouldn’t put that fastest woman in the world. a.m. to 5 p.m. The Mahoney Rec Center will also past her. IT’S EASIER TO PAY BY MAIL Cacace among the leaders Taylor can’t afford a slip up And don’t worry. You’ll have no in the finais be open Sundays from 1-5 p.m. And the “ I felt very good, very re­ trouble recognizing her. She W ILLIM AN TIC — Eastern Connecticut State laxed,” she said. " I told myself to Manchester High School poll will open on By Tom Conovan time prior to the 1987 season. He effect, has maintained he re­ makes sure of that. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Monday with adult swims Monday through University sophomore Nick Cacace is among the The Associated Press underwent some drug counseling ceived some counseling from a stay relaxed. I said, ‘Put all the Super heavyweight Riddick Bowe FOR YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO Friday from 6:15-7:30 p.m. and from 6; 30-9:30 leading soccer scorers in the state. Cacace, a and was given drug tests twice a friend in Houston in the 1987 Flo-Jo, complete with her ma­ engery you’ve got into it. These battled back after nearly being p.m. except on Thursday when only the early Manchester High graduate, had five goals and EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - week during the season, passing offseason. He issued a statement nicured fingernails — painted are the Olympic Games.’ ” stopped in the first round Thurs­ swim is offered. one assist for 11 points through games last Lawrence Taylor refused to par­ every one. Young said. Wednesday at a noon news red, white and blue for the She was driven by the thought day night to beat Alexandre THE MANCHESTER HERALD Nathan Hale School will be open starting Sunday. ticipate in an after-care drug The Giants wanted Taylor to conference, but he would not talk occasion — won her second that this event comes only once Mirochnitchenko of the Soviet ’Tuesday on ’Tuesday and Wednesday nights for prevention program following the continue an after-care program to the media after the news Olympic gold medal Thursday, every four years. The last time Union and give the United States was 1984, when she won a silver youth activities. Buckley School will be open 1987 N F L season dven though the once the season ended, but the conference or after practice. lowering the 200-meter record six fighters in the Olympicboxing Devlin dies at age 79 each time she stepped on the medal. And silver just wasn’t Mondays and Wednesday’s starting Monday for New York Giants wanted him to. linebacker refused and, under the ‘“Regrettably I have made finals. good enough for her. Gold is much Try Our Pay-By-Mail adult exercise classes (6:30-7:30 p.m.) and for NEW LONDON (AP) — Hugh Joseph Devlin general O nager George Young current drug policy, the Giants some mistakes in the past, some track. Bowe, knocked down twice in could not force him to participate. And she hardly mussed her more fitting for a person with her adult open basketball (7:30-9:30 p.m.) and the Sr., form er director of the state Athletic says. of which will undoubtedly follow the first and on the verge of being Division and one of the great boxers in the A frustrated Young vented Young said. me for the rest of my life,” Taylor ■ mascara doing it. panache. FLASH) East Side Rec will have adult swim Mondays, stopped, dominated Mirochnit­ Program... some anger at the NFL Piayers “ When the season was over, we In the 200 heats, she was timed " I put in a lot of hard work, Wednesdays and Fridays 3:30-6 p.m. golden era of New England boxing, died . said in the statement, which he chenko in the second round and Wednesday at Nutmeg Pavilion Healthcare. He Association on Wednesday as recommended after-care, that read in 64 seconds with no. in 21.76 seconds, m erely an dedication and just wanting it.” forced him to take two standing It makes paying your subscription easier on was 79. Taylor ended a 30-day suspension this isn’t going to to solve the einotion. "There is nothing I can Olympic record. she said. 8-counts in the third round en you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 Mr. Devlin won 113 of 121 fights during the and rejoined the Giants, knowing problem .thathehastodomore," d'o’to change that.” Ho-hum. And the records? route to a 5-0 decision win. weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 In the semifinals, she lowered “ That’s what this sport is all UConn opens at midnight 1920s and 1930s when New England was one of that one more slip-up for sub­ Young said during a news confer­ Giants coach Bill Parcells said His victory capped a night months. 6 months or a full year... drop It In the ence while Taylor practiced with that time to a world record 21.56 about,” she said. "Breaking the top boxing regions in the country. stance abuse could end his Taylor would play Sunday session that saw all three U.S. mail. Then, you can forget about having ready STORRS — The University of Connecticut career. the Giants. “ But we don’t have and didn’t even seem to be records.” Billed as“ Irish Hughie Devlin,’ ’ the against the Washington Reds­ semifinalists win and a day where cash to pay your carrier... answering the door men’s basketball team will officially launch Taylor, 29, already is a two- complete control over a player, in pushing it. Halfway through the She ought to know. redheaded fighter was an artist of the ring, kins, if he is ready. six of the eight American semifi­ 1088-89 preseason drills on Friday night, Oct. 14, time loser in the eyes of the N F L a sense.” race, she was running easily. Griffith Joyner ran in Lane when it's inconvenient... or being at home to remembered by boxing experts of that period New York has the option of nal fighters made it to the with a unique midnight practice which will be and he will be barred from Young made it quite clear that using a special one-week roster " I know I can run much Five in both the semi and the final pay your bill. for his intelligence, swift hands and tenacity. weekend finals. That’s more than open to the general public at the Storrs Field playing for at least a year should the union’s opposition to certain exemption for Taylor should he faster,” she said. of the 200 and covered the course . He was New England bantamweight any other country has in House. he run afoul of the league’s drug portions of the league’s drug not be ready to go against the And then she did, winning the with long, strong strides, her feet Simply complete the coupon below and send champion in the eariy 1930s, and was associated contention. ’The actual first day of drills for teams policy a third time. policy prevented the team from Redskins. Parcells said a deci­ medal in an astonishing 21.34. hardly seeming to hit the track. Light heavyweight Andrew it to us... or If you would like more information with boxing for more than 50 years as a fighter, throughout the country is Oct. 15 and the UConn If barred, the seven-time Pro forcing Taylor to participate in an sion on Taylor’s status must be crossing the finish line with her Her arms pumped furiously and Maynard also had to survive a on our Pay-By-Mall program call the Circula­ referee and consultant. In his post with the practice will begin at 12:01 a.m. Bowl linebacker would be eligible off-season drug program, and it made by 4 p.m. EDT Saturday. arms thrust in the air, her long her mane of hair waved in the jet first-round knockdown to stop tion Dep'artment, 647-9946. After Initial pay­ Athletic Division, he was, in effect, the state’s was a problem that needed to be stream she created behind her. Third-year head coach Jim Calhoun is fully to re-enter the league provided he Taylor underwent treatment as black hair flowing majestically Poland’s Henryk Petrich with ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed. ^oxing commissioner. addressed. Each time, she won with plenty behind the unique opener. “ Our great fans could prove he had remained an outpatient during his most behind her. punishing body punches and gain Giants defensive end George See that? You recognized her of room to spare and each time, played a major role in helping us achieve our drug-free during his banishment. recent suspension and will con­ the finals. Young seemed upset that Tay­ Martin, president of the N FLPA, right away. she knelt on the ground after WE WILL NOTIFY goal of winning the N IT championship this past tinue the treatment at the undis­ Maynard followed teammate Johnson a heavy user lor had a second lapse in laughed and refused to comment Her final time was more than a crossing the finish line, seeming March... We can think of no better way of closed clinic. Young said. Taylor Roy Jones at 156 pounds into the YOUR CARRIER mid-August, and he said it might on Young’s allegations. also will be subject to random third of a second faster than the to kiss the track that she now beginning a new season than to preview our earn M O NTREAL (A P ) — Ben Johnson’s natural finals, where three other U.S. have been preventable. Taylor, who admitted a cocaine drug testing by the league and its world record of 21.71 set by owned. THAT YOU ARE A in front of our supporters.’ ’ testosterone levels in Seoul were 15 times lower fighters also landed after winning Taylor violated -the league’s problem in 1985 before the drug adviser. Dr. Forest Marita Koch of East Germany in A quarter of a second here. A morning fights. PAY-BY-MAIL The evening program will begin at 11:30 p.m. than they should have been, indicating extensive year-old drug policy for the first league’s drug policy went into Tennant. 1979. And in 200 meters, a third of third of a second there. This lady Maynard, a 24-year-old Army with music supplied by W ILI radio and the steroid use, the acting director of the Canadian CUSTOMER. a second is an eternity. is flying and without a jet. cook, started slowly but was Husky Pep Band. The program will conclude no Centre for Doping Control said Wednesday. A couple of days earlier, Flo-Jo How low will it go, Flo? beginning to land some punches "It would suggest he was a heavy user of 3 , later than 1 a.m. took the gold in the 100, timed in Stay tuned and we’ll all find out. when he was caught with a short stermds,” Dr. Robert Masse said in an interview Springfield blanks MCC hooters right hand by Petrich that at his Montreal lab. "Johnson’s testosterone dropped him in the comer. . would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my Montana, Jones cited levels would never go down that low after one or SPRING FIELD , Mass. — You Saturday at Dean Junior College James gathered the ball just Wrestlers in medal hunt Maynard got up and finished the two dpses.” can’t win soccer games if you in Franklin, Mass., at 1 p.m. outside the penalty area and remaining few seconds of the pay-by-mail subscription on ------—------Testosterone is a natural steroid produced by broke in on Tech goalie Steve NEW YORK (AP) — San Francisco don’t put the ball in the back of the With 6:53 to play in the first SEOUL, South Korea (A P ) — bronze at 105.5 pounds. Both have round. the human body. Production of it decreases in Urbanski, who pushed away quarterback Joe Montana and Dailas defensive net. half, Tech’s Jim LaFleur fed Joe Coach Jim Humprhey once de­ lost once — Vanni on a pin and Two U.S. fighters will face people who take pharmaceutical steroids orally James’ shot. Enclosed please find payment for: end Ed Jones were named Wednesday the NFC The Manchester Community Martin in front of the goal and the clared his wrestlers could win 10 Karmtchakov on a disqualifica­ South Koreans in the finals, Springfield outshot MCC, 15-12. Carrier Delivery: n r . A n Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week. or by injection. College men’s soccer team knows latter pushed the ball past Cougar medals, but he says he’s not tion for passivity. Ivan Tzonov of including Ray Mercer, who this fact as it bowed, 1-0. to goalie Seb Bordenaro. Sgrlngfltld Ttch 1 o—1 stopped Holland’s Arnold □ 3 months ‘23.10 □ 6 months ‘46.20 □ 1 year 92.40 Houston running back Allen Pinkett and MCC 0 0 -0 unhappy with the eight they still Bulgaria will battle Takashi I Buffalo safety Mark Kelso earned Player of the Springfield Tech Wednesday af­ MCC’s best scoring chance Scoring: ST-MartIn. stand a chance of winning. Kobayashi of Japan for the gold. Vanderlijde. Senior Citizens: _ ^ Bolt reluctantly reports ternoon. MCC is 3-4 while Tech is came midway through the open­ Week honors in the AFC. Saves: ST-UrbanskI I; - MCC- “ We’ll take what we can get,” Kenny Monday, wrestling at M ercer set up the Saturday □ 3 months‘21.56 □ 6 months‘43.12 □ 1 year‘86.24 1-2-1. The Cougars’ next match is ing. 45 minutes when Norman Bordenaro 8. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Pro Bowl guard Ron said Humphrey, the coach at 165, is unbeaten through five fight for the heavyweight gold Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment. □ Tip Amount------Indiana University. “ The compe­ rounds, but 220-pounder Bill medal against Balk Hyun-man by Solt, faced with the possiblity of missing the •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary. entire N F L season, reluctantly signed a tition is just as tough as we Scherr lost a 4-1 decision to Vasile stopping Vanderlijde with a dev­ Krickstein upset victim five-year contract with the Indianapolis Colts on U.S. cagers salvage bronze medal expected it to be and our guys Puscasu of Romania to end his astating left hook at 2:45 of the unbeaten string at three matches. second round. SAN FRANCISCO (A P )~ Qualifier Richard Wednesday and then bitterly criticized team have wrestled very well.” Name. SEOUL, South Korea (A P ) — only U.S. losses have been the two first half and held the Australians Puscasu, who advanced to Fri­ Two of Mercer’s teammates — Matuszewski, ranked No. 166, upset top-seeded owner Robert Irsay. Medals in three weight classes The United States, playing for to the Soviet Union. to just 20 shots, with 11 coming day’s night’s gold medal match, 106 pound Michael Carbajal and Apt. Aaron Krickstein, 6-3,6-4, in first-round play of ’The only reason he ended a 10-week holdout, go up for grabs Thursday night Address. less than Olympic gold in men’ s The Soviets and Yugoslavia from 3-point range. (Thursday morning in the U.S.). was second in the world last year. 119-pound Kennedy McKinney — the $425,000 5113 Transamerica Open Tennis he said, was for the sake of his teammates and basketball for the first time, won meet for the gold medal on The game was extremely phys­ with Americans John Smith and Barry Davis, the 125.5-pound also won ’Thursday to advance to Zip. Phone. Championships on Wednesday. the people of Indianapolis. C ity___ the bronze medal on Thursday Friday. ical and it appeared a number of Tim Vanni going for a gold and silver medalist at Los Angeles in gold medal matches, while two Matuszewski, of Hopewell Junction, N. Y,, ’The new contract reportedly is worth $2.6 night with a 78-49 victory over The trademark pressure de­ times as if a fight was about to 1984, got off to a good start with an others lost. miliion, a figure Solt did not dispute, but he said bronze, respectively. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-OY-MAIL served and volleyed effectively, and at the Australia. fense of Coach John Thompson’s break out but no punches were Smith will meet Stepan Sarkis- 11-2 triu m p h o v e r J o s e f Unity wasn't enough for reign­ it was about $400,000 less than the amount he baseline outdueled Krickstein, who was plagued An 82-76 semifinal loss to the teams that was so effective in the ever exchanged. sian of the Soviet Union for the Schwendtner of Czechoslovakia. ing welterweight world champion with unforced errors. It was the first time this sought. He also wanted the Colts to pick up the Soviet Union ended any dreams of six victories in this tournament gold at 136.5 pounds. Both are At 180.5, Mark Schultz, the gold Kenneth Gould or 132-pound The Manchester Herald costs of insuring him against football-related Romallis Ellis, who both were year the 14th-ranked Krickstein, had been a 10th gold medal to go along with before the Soviet loss was back Mitch Richmond, Dan Mqjerle unbeaten in six matches. medalist at Los Angeles, opened P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 seeded No. 1. Injuries, which they refused to do. the controversial 1972 silver against Australia, as the U.S. and David Robinson each scored Vann.< takes on another Soviet, against Nanev Alexander of eliminated from the competition medal. In 88 Olympic games, the team forced 16 turnovers in the 12 points to lead the United States, Sergei Karmtchakov, for the Bulgaria, with bronze medals. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Sept. 29. 1988 — 15 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sept. 29, 1988 WIT OP THK WORLD Ugly Americans get uglier to host South Koreans F O C U S

By Rick Warner ordered by some NBC workers. of the Korean people. The papers The newspapers that ran pic­ below it. tack on a referee by Koreans The Associated Press The Korean Broadcasting Sys­ also said the Hag had been tures of the T-shirt design said “ We tried to explain to the angry over the loss by one of their tem, host network for the Games, defaced. four NBC workers went to a Seoul Korean media that ’bad’ is an countrymen. SEOUL, South Korea - “ We’re was flooded with protest calls shop and ordered 48 of the shirts, American, urban, expression NBC’s coverage of the attack What car rental agency has best rate? Bad!” some NBC workers pro­ after at least two Korean news­ At a news conference called by but the shop owner refused to meaning good, but they Just on referee Keith Walker infur­ claimed. Koreans agreed. laughed. They didn’t understand iated m an^oreans, who felt the papers printed pictures of the KBS, NBC apologized to Koreans make them because he found By the Editors According to the editors, second- mile above 150 miles a day. As a result, relations between design, which contained the slang them offensive. us,” said NBC’s Ed Markey, one network vm a portraying the coun­ and explained that the workers of Consumer Reports tier companies, such as Alamo, The editors found that the total cost NBC and the host country at the expression "W e’re Bad!” and a The design for the front of the of two network spokesmen who try in a negative light. who ordered the T-shirts did not Consumer Dollar, General or Thrifty, were more of a one-way weekly rental was Summer Olympics went from bad sketch of two boxers superim­ shirts had ’’We’re Boxing’’ on top attended the news conference. mean to offend anyone. But a You want to rent a car one way from likely to offer lower rates than the big generally not much higher than the to worse Wednesday. posed on the South Korean flag. of the NBC logo and” We’re At the news conference, at­ network spokesman said that San Francisco to Los Angeles. One Reports four. But, they were less likely to have cost of a three-day rental. In some The network, which has upset The slang was a boastful Bad! ” below the logo. The design “ Chaos Tour ’88” appeared to tended by about 40 Korean ’ M ' because of translation problems company has a $95 drop-off fee; a car available for one-way rental on cases, it was actually lower. But, if local residents with its Olympic reference to the U.S. boxing on the back had ’’Chaos Tour ’88” refer to the wild events that have journalists, NBC issued a state­ and cultural differences, "they another has none. The latter offers the any given trip. That’s because second- you plan to keep a car only four or five coverage, found itseif in more hot team, but the newspapers inter­ above the sketch of the Korean taken place at the Olympic ment apologizing to the Korean didn’t understand what we were best deal, right? tier companies have a greater propor­ days on a weekly rental, make sure water over a design for T-shirts preted it as a negative description foiuino nbout.” flag and "XXIVth Olympiad” boxing venue, including the at­ people. Not necessarily, say the editors at tion of franchised locations. Their you can retain the weekly rate when Consumer Reports Travel Letter, who thing of a stepchild among car rental one-way rentals may also be limited you return the car early. Practices recently compared six sample trips in companies. While just about any firm to certain models, seasons and dates. vary among companies and locations. cars rented from eight companies. A will accommodate a request to Second-tier companies were also The editors also noted charges — high base price or costly fees for “ rent-lt-here, leave-it-there,” few likely to impose some limitations or applying to ail kinds of rentals — that CE8C excess mileage can easily offset a low extra charges on interstate travel. Madrid compete for this end of the rental-car might take many customers by &Sf SCOREBOARD or non-existent drop-off fee. market. The result; Prices tend to be For example, on California rentals. surprise. Some companies assess fees SPAIN In the hypothetical case of a high and finding the best deal takes a Alamo restricts driving to seven for each additional driver. Dollar and three-day trip from the Bay Area to lot of digging. Western states, and Dollar limits it to Thrifty add a steep $3 per day; Alamo the City of Angels, General, the the state plus certain areas of and General, $1.50 per day; and lndlani4,TlgeriZ Scholastic company with the $95 drop-off, Among the big four rental compan­ Nevada. General allows interstate Budget, $5 per rental at most BasebaO Olympics charged a total of $170 fur a one-way ies — Avis, Budget, Hertz and travel but adds $55 the first time you locations. Avis allows a spouse and a DETROIT CLEVELAND rental. National, which has no drop­ National — National’s rates were the cross a state line. (There’s no charge PEOPLE ebrhbl obrhM co-worker to drive at no charge, but Brokns 3b 4 0 10 Franco 3b 4 0 1 0 off fee, wanted $253. The most lowest. In several cases, the company for going back to a previously visited demands an extra $5 per rental for Salazar ss 3 1 1 0 Hall If 3 1 0 1 Eaat JV boya’ aoccer expensive deal was from Hertz, which beat the price of a major second-tier state.) Thrifty has a different stra­ other drivers. Lynn cf 10 0 1 Carter cf 3 0 11 Track and (laid raaulta Amarlcan Laague atandinga Murphy cf 2000 DCIork dh 4 0 1 3 The East Catholic High boys' lunlor charged a total of $327 including a $100 firm, too. Not surprisingly. National tegy: Unlimited-mileage one-way Be prepared, too, to pay $5 a day if An eye on Hollywood Lemon rf 4 1 1 0 Snyder rf 3 0 0 0 varsity soccer team came from behind drop-off fee. rates apply only if you stay within the SEOUL, South Korea (AP)—Resultsfrom is the only major company that you or other drivers are under age 25. m t Diviiion Knight 1b 4 0 10 Upshaw 1b 4 0 1 0 to defeat Fairfield Prep, 4-3, Wednes­ LOSANGELES Herndon If 3 0 10 Jacoby 3b 4 0 0 0 Thursday's track and field finals of the 1988 day at MCC. Prep had o 3-0 lead at According to the CRTL study, aggressively promotes one-way state; if you go beyond, the rental Most companies impose the W L Pet. OB Summer Olympics (all distances In meters (AP) — Two-time Boston M 70 .557 — Sherldnph 10 0 0 Allonson c 3 3 2 0 halftime. Freshman Bryan Snead tal­ one-way rentals are considered some- rentals. reverts to a rate of $.25 a mile foreach surcharge. Milwaukee M 73 .541 3'/i DEvns dh 4 0 10 Zuvella ss 1110 unlessnoted): lied the Eagles' first goal assisted by double gold medal Heothc 3 0 10 Men David Bortolotta. Sophomore Paul New York 84 73 .535 3Vi Decathlon winner Greg Lou- Detroit 85 74 .535 3'/) Nokes ph 10 11 Krasuskv tied the game at 2-all on an Lusodr pr 0000 Final _ ossist fromr Pete Magllclc. The latter Toronto 84 75 .538 4 2, Wolewander. SF—Lynn. , 3,900. country team shut out East Hartford, who’s looked the other way Seattle 66 91 .430 34'/> IP H R ER BB SO 1350, but dropped a 24-31 decision to — for now. x Wednesday at Los Milwaukee 4 Californio 3 Second, Barnett; Third, Kosc. ScoH Herman eighth and Chris Spadoc- Dear Abby T—2:34. A-5,262. singles title over Alex Britnell. The final was helcJ last 21.95. Child exhibits has cheated on Angeles Interna­ Ttiuredoy's Oomes Other Ameriean Finishers clnl ninth. Others running well for Abigail Van Buren DEAR JOHN ST. DENNIS: i Oakland (C.Young 104) at Minnesota Sunday. 6, Gwen Torrence, Atlanta, 22.17. Bennet were Derrick DembowskI, Ryan me since our tional Airport, ad­ (Toliver 7-Si, 1:15 p.m. Discus Leonard, Kevin Schlosser, Mott Car-, honeymoon. In You win. My mail has been New York (Dotson 114) at Baltimore lyon and Richard Hernandez. ding that he has AthlatlcsS.TwInsZ 1, AAartIna Hellmonn, East (tarmany, the beginning, overwhelmingly in favor of let­ Greg Louganis (Williamson 56), 7:35 p.m. 237 feet, 2 1-4 Inches. Shira Springer of Bennet secured first many symptoms been working for Boston (Boddicker 13-in at Clevelond place In the girls' race with a time of it hurt, but I ting the couple have the kind of (R.NIchols 14), 7:35 p.m. National League raaulta Phillies O.Mets3 (Olympic record; old record 330-10, by 10 years to dip into television and film. OAKLAND MINNESOTA Evelln Jahl, East Germany, AAoscow, 12:17. Jenn Tierney was second while chose this man, wedding they want. Score; “ Mak­ Chlcoeo (Peterson 0-1) at Kansas City abrhbl abrhbl 1980. Jenn Sullivan was fifth . Sue C onklin “ I ’m not looking for any starring roles, I (Bannister 13-15), 8:35 p.m. Polonlo rf 5 111 Gladden If 3 13 0 sixth and Jessica Lawrence seventh. DEAR DR. GOTT: When my nephew was a year and there have ing It Legal,” 467; Abby, 19. NEW YORK PHILA 2, Diana (tanskv, Eost Germany, 235-93-4. want to take my career seriously. I started out Texas (Russell 104) at Seattle (Lonoston Javier cf 5 110 Herr 3b 3 0 10 Cardinals 2, Pirates 1 abrhbl Ob r h M Others running well were Michelle old, he had a high fever for days. When it broke he been good times along with the would have been deliriously 14-11), 10:05 p.m. Parker If 4 13 1 Bush rf 3 0 0 0 Wilson ct 5 0 0 0 Bradley If 4 1 0 0 3, Tzvetanka Hristova, Bulgaria, 228-9 Erickson, Mono Herm on, Lauren A ll- as a dancer,” louganis told a news Only oomes scheduled DHedsncf 0 0 0 0 developed hives all over, became horribly swollen, bad. happy if someone handed me a DEAR ABBY: I just read the Harper ph 0 0 0 0 STLOUIS PITTSBURGH Bckmn 2b 3 0 0 1 Samuel 2b 5 3 3 0 1-2. brio, Kendro Ammonn and Erin Ryan. m d o y's Oomes Baylor dh 4 111 Bullock rf 1 0 11 Jefferls 3b 3 0 0 0 Haves cf 3 1 1 0 American Rnldters and had red blotches between the hives. He now is 5, $300 gift.) letter from the woman who conference. “ Musical theater would be fun. I Boston at Cleyelond, 7:35 p.m. Hossey c Ob r h bl Ob r h M Because of the publicity about 0 0 0 0 Puckett cf 4 0 10 McGee cf 5 0 0 0 Redus If 4 12 0 Strwbry rf 3 1 3 1 Jordan 1b 5 2 2 3 11, Carol Cady, Stanford, Calif., 20803-4. has colds and allergies all the time, dark circles Maybe I ’m naive, but is the bought herself a pair of expensive would even enjoy getting lost in the chorus for New York ot Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Steinbeh c 2 0 0 0 Larkin 1b 4 0 0 0 McRylds If 3 1 1 1 RJonesrf 5 12 3 MH8 JV girls’ aoccer AIDS, I have begged him to get an Baltimore at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Hubbrd2b 3 0 0 1 OSmIth ss 4 0 2 0 Lind 2b 3 0 2 0 diamond earrings for Mother’s a while.” Dwyer dh 3 0 0 0 Guerrer lb 2 1 1 1 VanSlyk c f 4 0 0 1 Leach p 0 0 0 0 Parrish c 4 1 1 1 Long Jump The Manchester High girls' lunlor under his eyes, and gets bluish-white around his AIDS test, but he refuses. He person who sold me the ticket California at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Jnnngs1b 4 0 11 Loudnerc 3 0 0 0 Dykstr ph 0 0 0 0 Day because the previous year O ilcaeo at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Brnnsky rf 4 0 1 0 Bonilla 3b 4 0 0 0 C James 3b 4 0 3 0 1, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Long Beach, varsity soccer team shutout Hall High mouth when he is tired or hot. His doctor at the time travels for business reasons, and entitled to a certain percentage of Louganis, who lives in Malibu, duplicated Lansfrd 1b 0 0 0 0 Moses ph 10 0 0 Morris If 4 0 1 0 GWIIson rf 4 0 2 0 McClure p 0 0 0 0 Jeltz ss 4 0 2 1 (tallf.,24feet,31-3lnches. of West Hartford, 30. Melanie Hanley, her husband gave her nothing, Texas at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Phillips 3b 3 0 00 Lmbrdzss 3 12 1 H Johsn ss 3 0 0 0 KGross p 2 0 0 0 (Olympic record; old record 23-10, by of his original illness said to watch for “ mucocu­ although I am not aware of any the winnings? Someone sug­ his 1984 diving performance at the Los Milwaukee at Ooklond, 10:35 p.m. TPena c 4 0 10 Bream lb 4 0 10 Nannete Cooper and Darlene Johns Weiss ss 4 110 Newmn3b 3 0 0 0 Magadn 1b 3 1 1 0 MMaddxp 10 0 0 Jackie Joyner-Kersee, U.S., Seoul, 1988. each scored a goal for the Indians while taneous lymph node syndrome.” What is this? saying, “ You’re not my mother.” Angeles Games by winning two gold medals in Totals 34 5 8 5 Totals 31 2 7 2 Alicea 2b 4 0 0 0 Prlncec 3 0 0 0 serious relationships, I know gested that 10 percent would be RBookrSb 4 1 2 0 RRvIdsph 1 0 0 0 Sasserc 4 0 2 0 2, Helke Drechsler, East Germany, 33-8. Melissa Lata and Vicki Simmons played there have been countless one- “ about right.” She was the mother of his twin South Korea this week. Magranep 4 0 10 Fermlnss 3 0 0 0 Goodenp 3 0 0 0 3, (tallna Tchlstlakova, Soviet Union, well In goal. Also ploying well were daughters. National Laague standings Oakland 010 040 0017-5 Drabek p 2 0 10 Westp 0 0 0 0 23-3 34. 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LOB— Collfornia 5, offers information about what is being Grace 1b 4 0 0 0 (jalarrg 1b 3 10 0 CINCINNATI SAN FI|AN Britain 4 7 6 17 Girls Swimming cians. High fees do not guarantee a Make an appointment to see a WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A judge Milwaukee 7. 2B—(tantner, Boone. HR— Dawson rf 2 110 Brooksrf 4 0 10 O b rh M O b rh M Italy 4 4 3 11 Manchester a t W indsor Locks, 3:45 DEAR READER: Only you, as a found — all women need to hear that denied a motion to dismiss a $5.4 million TOROfITO BOSTON Dovming (25), Schroeder (5). SB—Yount Dascenz cf 2 10 0 OMally3b 4 0 2 1 Larkin ss 4 0 10 DNIxoncf 0 10 0 France 4 3 4 11 Windham vs. East Catholic (otMHS), their bodies are healthy or appear more competent or more understand­ urologist familiar with treating Peyr­ abrhbl abrhbl (22), Felder (7). S—S heffield. SF— Palmeir If 4 0 0 0 Folev2b 4 0 10 Collins rf 4 0 10 Butler cf 2000 South Korea 3 3 5 3:30 patient, can make that decision. onie’s disease. 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Dr. Reiniscb is director of the Torente Jg JJJ T—2:41. A—11123. Chicago 1, Montreal 1. LOB— Chicago San Rrancisce 218 881 88x—6 Spain 1 0 2 Radio, TV recommendations. (not sure of spelling, which may today. Boston 000—0 9, Montreal 8. 2B—Webster, Dawson, (tame Winning RBI — RThompson (5). Kenya 1 0 1 Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, AAorocco 1 0 1 explain why I can’t find it in medical The latest development in the dispute Game Winning RBI — Gritaer (7). BerryhIII. 3B— DaMortlnez. SB—Webster E—DJackson. DP—Son Francisco 1. Types of questions to ask yourself Gender and Reproduction, Indiana E—Gedman. DP—Toronto 1. LOB— Wadneaday'ahomaruns (21), (tascenzo (6),Sandberg (25). LOB—Cincinnati 7, Son Rancisco 9. Portugal 1 0 0 include whether he seems to really If you specifically want a female books.) involved appointing a guardian for the late Toronto 6, BostonZ SB—Borrett(7),Ducey 2B—Mitchell. HR—Esasky (14), a o rk Surlrrame 1 0 0 TODAY What causes this? Is it life threaten­ Unlversity-Bloomlngton. Send ques­ IP H R ER BB SO Turkey 1 0 0 4 p.m. — O lym pic coverage, Channel listen to your problems or symptoms, gynecologist, contact the local Ameri­ automaker’s minor grandchildren. „).S-D ucey.SI-G rub^.^^^ BB SO (39). SB—Uribe (13). S—Hammaker. 30 ing? Is it possible to have satisfactory tions to Dr. Reinisch in care of The American League Chicago Chile 0 1 0 whether he takes time to answer your can Medical Women’s Association or The appointment of retired Circuit Judge Toronto _ . . , , LombardozzI (3), Twins; Downing GMadduxW,18.8 9 7 1 1 2 6 IF H R ER BB SO Costa Rico 0 1 0 7:30 p.m . — Red Sox at Indlons, National Organization of Women. intercourse with this curvature of the Kinsey Report, P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ Key W,125 9 2 0 0 1 3 (25), Angels; Schroeder (5), Brewers. M entreol anchnw it ' Jamaica 0 1 0 NESN, WTIC questions in a way you can under­ Robert S. Hewitt as guardian of the four minor 7:30 p.m. — Yankees at Orioles, penis? At my age I’m not interested in mington, Ind. 4740$. Volume of mall ■•*•••» ..... Dopson l J-11 7 6 3 1 3 1 DJacksonL,23-8 52- Noth. Antilles 0 1 0 stand, and if his fees seem reasonable You can check on the qualif^atlons . grandchildren and any unborn grandchildren, Hurst L,18d 9 5 1 0 2 8 McGffgon 2 0 0 0 1 1 3 10 6 6 5 4 Senetnl 0 1 0 SportsChannels, WPOP of physicians by consulting the any surgery or implants. prohibits personal replies, but ques­ HBP—Oodmon by Key. Nallenal League HBP—Galarroga by GMaddux. PB— Dibble 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Virgin Islands 0 1 0 7:30 p.m. — Olympic coverage, compared to similar physicians. For tions of general interest may be residuary beneficiaries of the trust. Umpires—Home, HIrschbeck; Rrst, Strawberry (37), McRevnolds (27), AAets; Santovenla. KBrown 2 0 0 0 0 2 Belgium 0 0 1 Channel 30 gynecological care it’s also important Directory of Medical Specialists, 12:30 a.m. — Olympic coverage, DEAR READER: No one is certain discussed In future columns. Coble; Second, Reed; Third, Garcia. Jones (8), Phillies; Esasky (14), Reds; Clark Umpires—Home, Marsh; R rst, Rennert; Son Fronclico Greece 0 0 1 to have a physician who is gentle which is available in many public T—2:22. A-34,783. (29),Giants; Guerrero (9), Cardinals. Second, OeMuth; Third, Wendelstedt. Mexico 0 0 1 Channel 30 Hamaker W,99 9 6 1 1 3 3 .(L— i MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Sept. 29, 1988 — 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thiirjdav. Sept. 29, 1988 y MeCALL OF TH f WILD by OumM A Crawford S N A ^ l' by Bruce Beattie l(IT t r CARLYLE by Larry Wrtght Puzzles Comedian cleans up act, roles

I t o A . ACROSS 8 Vasa with a Antwar to PravkHit Puzzle By Steven L. Herman where within three months she was in a pedestal The Associated Press i Kentucky Fried Chicken commercial. Soon, c k A T Hom e. WHAT 1 ’Chess pieces 9 Highway curve TV Topics however, she found herself wondering where 7 Squeamish 10 Author Jean M. LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Tamayo Otsuki, a her next meal would come from. 13 Debonair former topless dancer who became a nese and American lives by averting a bloody So the attractive 22-year-old woman took a Job as a topless dancer in the Los Angeles ■ X 14 A ctress____ 11 Thick slice stand-up comic with a raunchy routine, is land invasion. Andress being seen more and more on network suburb of Monterey Park. 12 Sweet potatoes 15 Cherished television since she cleaned up her act. 19 Danger color W HILE H ER RO UTINE is mostly rid of the A visit to the Comedy Store several years 16 Part of trouser □ □ D B D D Otsuki, perhaps the only female Japanese 21 Appearance profanity that spiced her act at comedy clubs later persuaded her to change stages. leg DDE] D D D comedian delivering punch lines in English, 22 Snow vehicle around’Los Angeles, and later on the Playboy "After three years of dancing naked, I 17 Payment owing □ D O O B O UDDEi] will appear on NBC’s "The Comedy Store 15th Channel, she has drawn occasional criticism wanted to move on to a better thing,” she 23 Encroach on 18 Yorkshire river dQQE] E1E3 QdOB Year Class Reunion" on Oct. 13 and she was that her material is racist, which she denies. says. 24 Fuel-carrying PEANUTS by Chartee M. Sehute 20 Many oz. |o| r I A | O A cast in "Elysian Fields," a CBS drama pilot " I ’m against this prejudice thing," she She became obsessed with becoming a " ship 21 Austere □ u B D I Z l E ] that has yet to air. says, adding that she wants to teach comedian but she was ill-prepared to make a 25 College group The 29-year-old Osaka native takes to the ASK MIMI HOU) CAN I ASK MIM IF ME I'M SORRV.. EVEN IFVOV MAVE 25 Jabbed T E u T O N l Americans to laugh with Japanese people living by delivering laughs. 26 Nobleman stage at the Dunes Hotel here clad in a instead of at them. " I didn’t even know stand-up comedy MISSES MISSES ME IF I'M ASKIN6 THE RIGHT NUMBER, I THINK 28 Scandinavian S L E E V e | E R 27 Sailor’s patron I purple-striped kimono, blue and gold obi sash Onstage, she recounts the tale of her existed,” she says. " I didn’t know what a ME TOO.. MIM IF HE MISSES VOU ? YOU HAVE THE WRONG NUMBER 32 Give birth to cattle saint 40 Facing glacier’s 46 Sesame and gold sandals. In soft, Japanese-accented "legendary” grandfather, the only surviving punch line was.” But she says she knew she English, she introduces herself and tells the 33 Bank safe 29 Destroy ongin 47 Approximately kamikaze pilot, "Chicken” Nakamura., loved to make people laugh. audience that her iiame translates as "P ea rl When the audience seems uncomfortable 34 Carrying guns 30 Toboggan 41 Attention- (2 wds.) getting sound 4 9 Firearm Harbor." laughing at the war jokes, she defuses the OTSUKI BEGAN AT the bottom of the "No, son. Ted Turner isn't responsible for 35 Non-citizen 31 Chemist’s 42 T w o words of owners’ gp. Like much of.her humor, the facts are situation by saying, " ^ m e people are looking comedy profession, working for free at colorizing the view..." t W b y N E A . Inc 36 Lengthwise burner dismay 5 0 ______Avivpartially true. Her first name does mean at me and thinking, ‘ We should have killed comedy clubs in the Los Angeles area, 37 Additions 3 7 _loss 43 Wild disorder 52 Salad herb "P e a rl." them all.’ ” delivering a crude act which mostly consisted ZIPPY by Bill Qrllflth 39 More 38 Ladle 45 Type size 53 Knot She then moves to the end of World War II Otsuki, who now resides in Hollywood, says of "cussing for three minutes with my heavy, *• temperamental 1 2 3 4 6 e 1 7 8 9 10 11 12 and startles the audience by saying, "Thank that she picked up her sense of humor from heavy accent. I was horrible.” V - i t 43 For ISp.l you very much for dropping bomb.” her roller coaster life that initially took her At least, she recalls, Hugh Hefner liked it 4 4 Knock 13 14 Otherwise, she says, there would have been from star high school pupil to college dropout and had her deli ver the routine on the Playboy ^ 5 Turn the page no more Nissan and Sony and she probably to bar singer to tour guide. 16 16 Channel. ^ jla b b r.) never would have been bom. She then moved to England and ended upas Over the years, Otsuki honed her act into a M Eastern religion 17 18 2 0 "W e really appreciate it," she says, an admittedly incompetent nanny for a more sophisticated routine peppered with More smiling at the audience. "But please don’t do wealthy family. The household eventually comments on such current topics as the trade insignificant it again." fired Otsuki, but took such pity on her they friction between the United States and Japan. S Makes sleep Later, backstage, Otsuki explains that she gave her free room and board. Today, the cursing barrage is gone, but 2 9 3 0 31 c. noise believes that the atomic bombs detonated on ethnic groups, including Asians, Jews and Evokes Hiroshima and Nagasaki saved many Japa- AFTER THAT, IT was on to America, blacks, are targets of Otsuki's humor. Adds 87 Fish

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Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell, Paul [TM C ] MOVIE; Wish You Were Here' AfF C20) M*A*S*H d D One Village in China (CC) Long Award-winning account of a defiant, pre­ 5&A1NST (Answers tomorrow) Bow's history is traced from the 1949 Re­ Lukas. 1950. Rated G. (24) diO MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour cocious teen-ager's coming of age in post­ A, Brick Jumbles: RAPID HAREM KINGLY TYCOON volution to the present day. (60 min.) Pan [ESPN] SportsCenter war England. Emily Lloyd, Tom Bell, Clare Yesterday’s df) Your Show of Shows 3 of 3. (R) [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Baby Cat' A top Pari Clifford 1987 Rated R Wall Answer: "They're complaining that the lamb Is FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves tough"— "LET’S NOT TALK ’CHOP” \ (40) W in, Lose or Draw d D El Extrano Retomo de Diana Salazar Sian fashion model schemes to separate [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow her husband from his vast fortune Julie dl) Mi Nombre es Coraje ^ Mystery!: Cover Her Face (CC) The Margo, Jean Francois Garreaud 1983 2:10AM CD Nightwatch Joined in town is full of suspicion after Sally Jupp's dD Family Ties Rated R Progress /4NP pepoRE THE AVMN eV^N T W^'LL HAVE M o R t o n New beek bi tlocli. Jumble Seek Ne. 34 Is utiltable ler ly jO . whldi •‘W death andy the chief superintendent Bf^hsntfllna. from Jumble. cJe this newspsper, P.O. Sea 4 W . Orlsnd^ FU I2a02-4M. [CN N ] Moneyline IneUide yevrnime, edtfrats end ilp code snd mske reur eheek psysbl* lo NewspBperbookt. searches for a clue to link the murders to­ [U S A ] Riptide 2:1 SAM [H B O ] M OVIE: Lethal Wee- POWN/EY tiR- IN/TE/?VIEWIN(? [ESPN] SportsCenter pon' (CC) A veteran detective is paired gether. (60 min.) Pan 5 of 6 (R) 11 ;35PM CD Magnum. P.l. THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr [USA] Airwolf [C N N ] Larry King Live with a brash younger partner to investigate : i ^ ) " .^FAN pFNN. a prostitute's death. Mel Gibson, Danny Late Show (In Stereo) 7:30PM CD p m Magazine Featured: [D IS ] M OVIE; 'Sweet Lorraine' The pro­ 1 2:00AM CD Glover, Gary Busey. 1987. Rated R. (In the survivor of a near-drowning; Joan Riv­ prietress of an ailing Catskill Mountains re- CD St. Elsewhere Stereo) ers. son ponders the future of her once-thriving business. Maureen Stapleton, Trini Alvar­ QD Star Trek Pan 2 of 2 2:30AM CD l Love Lucy Jlk CD Current Affair Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) ado, Lee Richardson. 1987. Rated PG-13. QD Dating Game ([D Jeopardy I (CC). ' (0D - t y Astrograph [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Postman Always @ News (Live) [C N N ] Sports Latenight CD Barney Miller Rings Tw ice ’ A passionate affair between ® W yatt Earp [ESPN] SportsCenter Gl) INN News an aimless drifter and a bored young housewife leads to murder. Jack Nichol­ ( P News [U S A ] Riptide d0) M*A*S*H you won’t renege on your pledges. son, Jessica Lange, John Colicos. 1981. QD Current Affair AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) M ake 2:45AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Emman- d D (30) Summer Olympics Scheduled: Rated R. [CNN] Newsnight amends today lor recently neglecting Men's Basketball Finals; Track and Field uelle' f f (Women's 100m Hurdles Finals); Men's [USA] Boxing: Davey Hilton vs. Ron W IN'HfROP by Dick CaValllCaVa an old friend, even II It’s Inconvenient. Amundson Davey Hilton (23-0-2, 19KOs) Volleyball Semifinals; Synchronized Swim­ Take time to call and let her know she’s vs. Ron Amundson (13-0-1, 4 KOs) in a ^Birthday ming; Tennis (Men's Singles Finals); Men's junior middleweight bout scheduled for 10 DO' tOU AQREE THAT BUT DON'T TELL in your thoughts. and Women's Canoeing Finals. (3 hrs.) PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Material rounds from Atlantic City, N.J. (2 hrs.) ’A BOVfe BEST FRIEND CHIPS r SAID (Live) Sapl. 30,1988 goals can be achieved today, regard­ (Live) IS HIS M OTHER" 5? THAT. dD Carson's Comedy Classics less of the obstacles. In situations 9:30PM [ESPN] Drag Racing: IHRA In the year ahead you should be very where you are motivated to succeed, ^ d)D Newhart (CC). U.S. open Nationals From Rockingham, You are Invited to loin us fortunate In gratifying your material de­ you’ll be clever and persistent. d0) Hollywood Squares N.C. (60 min.) (Taped) NORTH 9J9-8B sires. You’ve learned a lot from past ex­ ARIES (March 21-April 18) D o n ’t [C N N ] Crossfire [TM C] MOVIE: 'Flashdance' A giri ♦ A K Q Bridge periences and are not likely to repeat dodge tough issues today. You’ll be [D IS ] The Story of Babar, the Little Ele­ works as a welder to support her nighttime Y Q J 10 2 the same mistakes. better equipped to handle them than phant Animated. Babar. king of the ele­ career as a dancer. Jennifer Beals, Michael ♦ 8 6 4 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Companions you might at first expect. Probing en­ phants. recounts his rise to that exalted Nouri, Sunny Johnson. 1983. Rated R. (In Place: Common Ground ‘ 'LI Stereo) 4 10 8 3 By James Jacoby will respect your views today. They’ll hances your mental faculties. rank. had two good hearts. Sooner or later know you tell the truth, even If It is pain­ [ESPN] SpeedWeek 1 0:00PM CD CD @D [CNN] News 200 West Center St., Manchester EAST WEST South had to lead a diamond. When he ful to those involved. Get a jum p on life TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Yo u ’ll be In­ ♦98762 8:00PM ® 48 Hours (6 P mip.) QD IN N News 649-9380 4 J 3 One commonly used bridge tech­ did, West won and cashed two more by understanding the Influences that clined to view conditions realistically V9 8 5 4 3 YK CD MOVIE; 'The Pink Pant^r' A price­ QD On Trial nique is the holdup. Most holdups tend hearts for down one. 'are governing you in the year ahead. career-wise today. You’re not likely to ♦ A 10 2 ♦ 9 7 S 3 less gem is sought by a jewel thief whose Morton Downey Jr. to be obvious and are usually handled “Unlucky,” said South. “If dummy Send for your Astro-Graph predictions expect anything you are not entitled to. accomplice is the wife of a French police Time: Sunday, Oct. 9, 1988 • 3:30 ♦ A K 7 ♦ 6 4 2 correctly. Some holdups are a little CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawall dD Mysteryl: Cover Her Face (CC) The had had m y six of hearts, I ’d have today by mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o GEMINI (May 21-Juiw 20) Make a few inspector. David Niven, Peter Sellers, Rob­ town is full of suspicion after Sally Jupp's SOUTH more subtle. made four no-trump. Or if West had this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ minor concessions today to someone ert Wagner. 1964 death and the chief superintendent Event: Author Reading (see below) ♦ 10 5 4 When one heart was passed to South, led the nine of hearts.” land, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state you are closely involved with. Your ges­ CD d0) Growing Pains (CC) When Mag­ searches for a clue to link the murders to­ gie is a big hit as a deejay at the high- YA76 he reopened with one no-trump and D eclarer was right on both counts, your zodiac sign. tures will help the relationship. gether. (60 min.) Part 5 of 6. (R) Book: "A Wider Giving: -...W A T SCOR PIO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) You should C A N C E R (Juno 21-Juty 22) It m ay be to school dance, Jason gets jealous. Part 2 of ♦ K Q J North raised to game. but it didn’t help the fact that he ^ Odd Couple A R g YO U I'M W A m N a be sharp in business matters today, es­ your advantage to pick up the pieces re­ 2. (R| Women Writing After A Long Silence" ♦ Q J 9 5 West’s heart lead was covered by should have made three no-trump. QD Noticiero Univision W A m N & pecially if you heed your Intuition and garding a matter another has bungled. CD Police Story Pan 1 of 2. Vulnerable: Neither dummy’s queen and East’s king, and On the bidding, West was known to ® Upstairs, Downstairs - ^ F D R ? T H 6 B R I B E . use the information that Is available to You won’t mind doing the mending. QD WPIX 40th Anniversary Special Dealer: West declarer grabbed the trick with his have five hearts plus all the remaining From New York’s Automat on 42nd QD Star Trek ace. " you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your plans have high cards. Winning the heart at trick SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) T o ­ a good chance of succeeding today. Street, WPIX celebrates 40 years of [M AX] MOVIE: 'Forever, Lulu' (CC) Light Refreshments Will Be Served broadcasting, with host Tony Randall and Wcfi North East South D eclarer went after clubs, West one would predictably result in down day you might tind the opening to offer The other key people involved will have Stuck in a dead-end job, a German immi­ guests including Robin Leach. Jack McCar­ grant tries to establish herself as a best­ 1 V Pass Pass 1 NT winning the first round. West contin­ one. If South had recognized the poten­ a piece of advice you’ve been wanting as much faith In your Ideas as you do. 3 NT Pass Pass thy, Bozo the Clown and John Tillman. (60 selling writer in Manhattan. Hanna Schy­ Pass ued the nine of hearts to dummy’s tial o f holding up in hearts, he would to give to a friend, but thus far have VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) If you put rfiinj gulla. Deborah Harry, Alec Elaldwin. 198/ ‘Author Pott & Publlthtr, Sondra Zaidentttin and Pass jack. Declarer saw what was happen­ your mind to It today, you’ll have the have succeed^. East would have won been reluctant to do so. (S) MOVIE; The Ambassador' An Rated R. Author, Francina Clark ing now, but it was too late. West won trick one, but declarer’s three heart CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IB) Y o u ’ll ability to capitalize on small opportuni­ American ambassador employs unonho- Opening lead: V 4 10:30PM QD Carson's Comedy Clas­ the second club and returned the eight stoppers would be safe for the mo­ not take your responsibilities and duties ties and turn them Into something that dox methods and backdoor diplomacy to lightly today. Once you give your word. mediate the Israeli-Polestinian crisis. Rob- sics of hearts. Because of the curious dis­ ment since East could not attack will be crofitable. position of the heart spots, West now them. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sept. 29, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Sept. 29. 1988 - I*

The Flight of Discovery

The countdown: last minutes before shuttle liftoff Shuttle rockets "A \^nner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” Preparing a shuttle for launch lakes several weeks, even under the best of conditions. The "new” shuttle has under gone extensive testing and careful loading onto the launch pad. After preparations are done, the shuttle reaches the terminal phase of the countdown and the anxious moments before tough, durable MANCI-ESTHdTONCA 24adams st. 646-3515 the launch begins. Your *25 check Is waiting at MANO€SF®H0ND\lf your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today... PRE'LAUNCH SEQUENCE OF THE SPACE SHUTTLE CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. rocket seal that allowed flame to- (AP) — Discovery’s launch is a escape and ignite a fuel tank— high-stakes gamble that the fra­ NASA engineers knew as early aC ■ I 1.^ (1 gile, flawed rockets which des­ 1984 that the boosters leakec^ troyed Challenger could be remo­ during earlier launehes and thaP m i HELP WANTED i n i help WANTED i n ] HELP WANTED HELP WANTED [ i D help w a n te d [ H ] help WANTED Q l]H E L P WANTED [ U ] ^ M L E l_( • ( deled into tough, durable engines disaster stalked each time th^ RELIABLE, Strolghf- TRUCK Driver and gen­ HOUSE tor tale by able to return Americans safely rockets fired. At the time Chal-u ELECTRICIAN Journey­ P E S T Control. Position lenger exploded, engineers at|: man. Residential, com­ loced Driver needed eral helper for manu­ available for a service APPUANCE SERVICE owner. Our lost la your e to space. for Manchester- facturing firm .' Paid gain on this profoatlon- Marshall and at rocket manufac-^ RESTAURANT mercial, Industrial technician. Experience DISPATCHER M Pressed by time and too short of work. Able to work Wllllmantic-Enfleld benefits and profit preferred, but will FULL Time porter ally landscaped. Im­ money to start from scratch, the turer Morton Thiokol Inc. in Utahan without supervision. At area. Vi day on Satur­ sharing. Call 647-8596. Small, friendly office. Ex­ wanted tor new nursing maculate, 1900 square 20 MINUTES: 31 SECONDS: 8 SECONDS: 6.4-6.6 SECONDS: /secoNbit^ HELP train the proper appli­ cellent benefit package. already had started a low-key* least 3 years expe­ days. Contact Tom or EOE cant. Must be over 18 home In Glastonbury. feet, 3 bedroom, 3bath, Shuttle's general purpose Shuttle's pn-board com­ ShJttle's navigational gear Within three-tenths of a f Shuttle cleeM National Aeronautics and Space • Waitpeople Call Mr. Kaufman, computers link with the effort to redesign the flawed;: rience. Benefits, Insu­ Tony. Auto Point Dis­ and have a good driv­ M o n d a y -F rid a y , 8- Ranch with stone fire- puters activate automatic undergoes final calibration second, all three of the /tower, MIeelon*? Administration spent^HOO million tributors, 649-52t1, ground-based launch Control tekee;^ • Fountain Servers rance Si good wages. ing record. Salary, va­ 646-1112 3:30. Saturday or Sun­ placed llvino room, 2 launch sequence. After this check. Shuttle's precise shuttle's main engines to make 140 changes in the rocket. j; 8om-5pm or Saturday, BOOKKEEPER processing system at rar control of Shuttle boosters, the largest^ Coll 875-5905. cation, good working day, 9-2. With new pay car garape, pool and Kennedy Space Center. point computers control the location is fixed in relation ignite. . mtsekm. i-; Challenger rocket design and • Dishwasher / 9om-1pm. Meadows Manor, east, a conditions. Call 527- rates. For more Infor­ finished walkout fam­ countdown clock. to the Earth's position. solid rockets ever built, are 149.16i|i long term health care fa­ 9 MINUTES; eO.3 then to conduct the most demand­ Porter 9000.______mation, coll Carta ily room. Available for feet long and 12.17 feet in?, cility hae a 30 hour posi­ Molntenonce, 755-9532. Countdown clock is put ’'T = 7 - SECONDS: ing tests ever dared. RN’S/LPN’S W AITRESS- full time and Immediate occupancy. diameter. Loaded with 1.1 million^ , Part or full time. TELLERS tion available for an ex­ X-RAY Technician. Im­ Appraised value, on a planned 10-minute Shuttle llftsoftlhe Today’s launch would be the Good wages and 7 AM — 3PM Full time. Savings Bank port time. Mature per­ 'hold.'' After last minute pounds of propellant, a shuttle^ perienced bookkeeper. mediate Medical Care $205,000. Asking teunch test that.really counts, with NASA benefits. 3 PM-11PM of Manchester. ExjM ii- son. Mothers hours. launch preparations are booster weighs 1.3 million pounds>» enced or will train. Gocxl Knowledge of Medicare, Inquire, 649-3700, ask Center of East Hart­ RELIEF COOK $195,000. Call 649-0593. and Discovery’s five astronauts 11 PM-7 AM ford has a full time made the countdown 0 SECONDS: and produces 3.3 million pounds,: Apply wages, good benefits. Medicaid, and third tor Patty. Meadows Manor, east's MANCHESTER. One clock restarts. 3 SECONDS: 3 SECONDS: counting on the boosters to give Full M d Part Time Apply: 923 Main St., party billing aasentlal. opening for a regis­ Solid rocket of thrust. : Dietary Department Is owner. Molntolned 6 Soild rocket Main engine controller boosters fire. Explo­ the shuttle the initial thrust to We’re the areas newest Manchester, CT. Excellent banefitrs tered X-Rov Techni­ room Cope. Great Two boosters are used for eacl^ Howard cian. Our Techs enloy currently seeking apart boosters are computer confirms all sives blow off the send it toward orbit, before rehab, center specializ­ EOE package with salary co- value. $139,900. Nice armed and systems "go" in mam peeling off into the Atlantic Ocean shuttle launch. They provide 80S mensurata with experi­ working on a rotating 3 time relief cook for the lot, neighborhood, bolts that have been Johnson’s ing In geriatrics and RECEPTIONIST tor day work week. We 2pm-7:30 pm shift. Must the shuttle engines. If a problem is holding shuttle to just over two minutes into flight. percent of the power needed to lift|5 Post-acute care. DRIVERS 8i warehouse ence. Interested appli­ vinyl siding, oak floors 394 Tolland Tpke. persons. Immediate prestigious Real Estate otter a complete be­ be at least 18 years old rocks forward detected, the main engine launch pad. Umbili- Experts say the results of all the winged spacecraft from thej We offer the areas cants, please send re­ Development firm; and fireplace. Peter­ SOURCES: NASA. Horwyml 2,1 feet. controiler aborts launch. Manchester openings to expand our sume to; Martin A. Mel- nefit package Includ­ and have experience In man Real Estate, 649- cals are retracted. the changes are rockets just short pad and send it streaking towards highest staff to patient professional appear­ ing a weekenddifferen- MoGrapNc* staff. Excellent start­ ghan. Senior Adminis­ large quantity cooking 9404.______of the best design possible. orbit. The boosters bum for jusU ratio ing hourly rate. Steady ance and Image Impor­ tlal and a competitive G 1966 Nonh AnwfICA Syndlcat*. 1 649-6220 trator at; tant; process calls and be able to work A REAL Jewell Seldom “ If you started with a clean two minutes, 10 seconds and then^ • Flexible Monday-Friday work starting salary. Inter­ Scheduling prom ptly, greet ested applicants, call weekends. Supervisory does such on Ideal set­ sheet of paper, there are things are released to parachute to the' DRIVER. Fuel oil truck. with time and 'h after Meadows Manor up become available • Complete Health 40 hours. Many extra 333 Bldwell St. clients, miscellaneous Kim at 721-7393, skills prelerred tor this I you could do” to improve the ocean. The burned out rocket Class II license re­ Insurance "Including clerical duties; typing *8.61 per hour position. for Ranch loversi Ap- benefits. Interviews at Mancheatar, C T 06040 Mondoy-Frldoy, 9-4. rockets, said Russ Bardos, NA­ hulls are recovered and reused. quired. Dependable Dental” 40 wpm. Call Office porxlmatelv 1200 fuel olldellvery.eastof Manchester Tobacco FIR E Restoration com­ Please contact Carol SA’s director of shuttle Because the rocket engines are • Uniform Allowance 647-0101 A d m in is tra to r, 527- Valllancourt at; square feet, 2 bed­ Crowd assembled to see history the river. Experienced and Candy Company, loe pany looking for a few rooms, large living • Pension Plan 1896. EOE/M /F propulsion.' so massive, they are manufac­ only. Full time, Insu­ 299 Green Road, Man­ good workers.' Will tured in four segments. The parts • Bonus Hours chester. TELEPHONE Operator Meadows Manor room, formal dining TITUSVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Beach. Titusville, and souvenir stands incident.” J.R. Thompson, director of the rance 8i benefits. Call train. $6.00 starting room overlooks beau­ are shipped from the Thiokol 647-9137.______• Set Schedule for punch button sys­ ON THE JOB TRAINING pay. Full and part time 333 Bldwell St. Pitching their tents, parking their Lax and fellow student Joseph and portable toilets were put up Two hospitals were on emer­ Marshall Space Flight Center, (No SMtt RoMkHl) tem. Full time, expe­ tiful treed yard, eot-ln plant in Utah to the Kennedy Loorn to bo on optleol toefmlolon. Wo day work. Benefits. Manchester, C T 06040 kitchen, great summer campers and pulling out their Reilley, 27, saw the Challenger on all major highways. gency standby. said NASA can be confident of the CLERICAL. Position du­ • Tuition & Seminar rience helpful. Apply In offor otootfy omploymont with op­ Space Center here, where Call after 9am, 646-6855. porch, full basement, lawn chairs, tens of thousands of explosion from their campus, a But despite the many early Joan Heller, a sheriff’s depart­ booster rockets because every ties to Include; typing, Benefits FULL TIME person to; Puritan Fur­ portunity for odvtncomont. Pro- 647-9101 part has been analyzed, retested, workers assemble them. telephone and some • Free Meals niture Mart, 1061 New oontly o ^ ln g trolnooo for our Iona WRECKER Driver. We lOI central air. Lakewood people came early to grab the 50-minute drive north of the space birds, most of the crowd was ment spokeswoman, said the prlndlng ond ouotomor oorvleo dopt. Circle South. $184,900. Each segment is joined at a direct contact with cus­ NO WEEKENDS Donut baker Britain Avenue, are In need of an expe- best spots for viewing today’s center, 32 months ago. They expected early today, according various agencies that wiil be and, where needed, redesigned. tomers. Good wages StorUng hourty roto *5.00 wtth rovlow Jackson 8, Jackson seam called a field joint. It was a AND MUON MORE Elmwood. ______In 30 doyo. Coil Bob Pound to dlt- rlenced Wrecker scheduled launch of the shuttle pitched a tent in a field Wednes­ to police and tourism officials. dealing with the crowds probably The booster has been tested five and full company paid wanted in Driver. Good salary Real Estate, 647-B400.D field joint that failed on the PIssM etil cuoo tho oxooltont frlngo bonoflta Discovery. day morning to be on hand for “ We’ve had people coming in won’t be making many arrests. times on the ground, including benefits. Call 647-9137. ond oppt. for Intorvlow. and all company benef­ CRESTFIELO Manchester 6PP6RTUNITIES INSTRUCTION A MANCHESTER Tradl- And a million visitors were Discovery. but we’ve not been bombarded She said the people come because one test with deliberate flaws Challenger. its. A pply to Stan The joints used for 25 shuttle DATA ENTRY. Imme- tlonl This lovley home expected. In addition to the public, about yet,” Jerry Eads, assistant chief of patriotism and an interest in built in — a test he said had never CONVALESCENT HOME area. 5 nights Experience helpful or QSA OPTICAL Ozimek, Moriorty flights had a metal rim. called a dlate full time position Brothers, 643-5135. TR A IN IN G For Diesel Is a fine example of the Some came to witness history, 3,000 VIPs including movie stars of police in Titusville, said technology, not to make trouble. before been attempted. available for person MANCHESTER, CT. per week. will train. Growing 649-3177 Mechanic. 7 months, quality construciton of midday Wednesday. NASA plans to use the rede­ tang, that fit into a deep metal with 2-3 years expe­ 643-5151 company looking for hands-on program. Ansaldl builders. 6 others just to have fun. and members of jCongress And local law enforcement offi­ A p p ly In person: “ It’s going to work this time," planned to watch from a site on Health officials set up nine first cials are experienced at dealing signed rockets only until a new groove called a clevis. On one side rience to work In our the right people. Out­ BULLDOZER Operator. Next classes: No­ rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 of the clevis were two 0-ring seals Inventory Control De- 256 West Middle Tpke. To operate D-3 Cat. MACHINING vember 7 & January 30. full baths, fireplace, Doug Miller, 22, of Wilton, Conn., the space center grounds. A aid tents along the highways with space crowds. one is built. Development of a new STOCK Clerks and order side technician and In­ booster, said Bardos, will start made of a rubberized material. , partment. A back­ Must be oble to fine Diesel Technology In­ hardwood floors, said Wednesday outside a tent he record 5,000 journalists sought expected to be most crowded, Although crowds are almost ground In Inventory pickers for Manchester Manchester side office worker po­ grade and do all OPENINGS stitute, 105 Pheonix with “ a clean sheet of paper,” but The clevis and tang were held summer porch, 2 car and a friend set up in a field accreditation to cover the launch, said Buddy Render, a battalion impossible to estimate with preci­ control perferred but Tobacco and Candy sitions. Willing and around bulldozing. Full C N C Lathe set up and Avenue, Enfield, Con­ tandem garage. Alumi­ the booster won’t be ready for together by bolts. Company. Excellent O F FIC E Person for full across the Indian River from the but only 1,800 were being aliowed chief with Brevard County Fire sion, even after the fact, Arnold not necessary. Apply In capable to learn a pro­ time employment with operate on Aircraft necticut. 1-800-243-4242. num sided with brick four or five years and will cost Experience showed that when person or send resume starting hourly rate. time general office benefits. Call 742-5317, front tor easy mainte­ Kennedy Space Center. “ We want at the main press site. The rest and Rescue. Render said minor Richman, the -space center’s fession with a future. Forgings and bar work injuries — cuts, bruises, dehydra­ even more money. the rocket booster fired, generat­ to: The Robert Baker Steady work, Monday- work. Diversified du­ 8am-5pm. nance. $152,500. Jack- to see it.” were moved further away from chief of visitor services, said up to Friday. Many extro be­ ties In large furniture Come grow with usi using FANUC Con­ tion — would probably be all The Rogers Commission, which ing about 900 pounds of internal Companies, c/o W. son & Jackson Real “ It’s almost like it’s starting ail the launchpad because of safety 1 million people were expected. Tate, 1700 Mountain nefits. Opportunity for store. Apply In person trols. Real Estate Estate, 647-8400.g over again,” said Dean Lax, 21, a concerns. health workers would have to He said that figure was based investigated the Jan. 28, 1986, pressure, the thick steel booster advancement. Inter­ to Puritan Furniture BUDGET PEST Road, West Suffleld, ROOFERS Tube-bender-assem- BACK On Market. Clean, senior at Emory Riddle Aero- Campers lined many stretches deal with but “ we’re prepared for on attendance at previous destruction of Challenger, casing ballooned out slightly, an C T 06093. Or call 668- views at 299 Green Mart, 1061 New Britain action called “ rotation.” C0NTR6L and bler needed for hand 6 room Vinyl sided nauticai University in Daytona of road shoulder along U.S. 1 in any kind of mass casualty launches. blamed the disaster on a Rawed 7371. Road, Manchester. Avenue, Elmwood. HOMES Colonlol. 3 bedrooms, 649-9661 Roofers Helpers fitting of aircraft com­ FOR SALE hardwood floors, A Newspaper In EduesUoe Program ponents. Experience newer carpeting, ap­ Spensorodby starting pay *9 per hour. WANTED. Loving 8, car­ with brazing and All real estate advertised In pliances, corner lot. ing babysitter In my Experienced help will be Owner anxious I T h e Q u iz layout a plus. Apply In the Manchester Herald Is The Manchester Herald home. 7;30am-6pm. paid accordingly. Good sublect ta the Fair Housing $123,900. Strano Real person to the Estate, 647-7653.0 Weekdays. Call 645- working conditions. Act of 19M, which makes It 1476 otter 6.______Illegal to advertise any pref­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Worldscoi (10 points tor CQCh question aniwercd correctly) erence, limitation or discrim­ 104 MILWOOD Road, Call W A N TE D . Part time and E. A. PATTEN Co. 303 Wetherell St. ination based on race, color, East Hartford. Drive full time truck driver. EASTERN religion, sex or notional by this Immaculate, 6 Apply In person, Niel­ Manchester origin, or on Intention to plus room, center PART TIME PART TIME son Auto Parts, 646 moke any such preference, chimney, full dor- Employment Dr. Crane’s Answers Center Street.______ROOFING CORP D E N T A L Assistant tor limitation or discrimination. Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED The Herald will not know­ mered Cope. Alumi­ FIV E Attendants needed. Orthodontic office. Ex­ ingly accept any advertise­ num sided, enclosed As a condition precedent to TOW N Of Bolton. Part- R E TA IL Assistant Man­ LABORER. Heavy con­ Full or part time, otter 282-0711 perience preferred. ment which Is In violotlon of breezeway and garage. the plocennent of onv odver- B A B Y S ITTE R needed 2 P.O. Box 2356, Vernon, PART TIME days per week. My time driyer senior citi­ ager trainee and sales­ struction. Apply In per­ Quiz on page 2 school hours available. the low. . Security system', 1'A tlslno In the Manchester He­ persons. Jewelery 1. 71-80 Call Peirre at 646-6846. Connecticut, 06066. SOUTHERN New Eng- baths, lower level fam­ rald, Advertiser hereby HELP WANTED home or yours. Hours zen van Tuesday 8, son: The Andrew agrees to protect, Indemnify somewhat flexible. Ex­ Wednesday, 8:30am- company In major de­ Ansaldl Building Com­ 2. 81-90 land classifleld ads ily room. An absolute and hold harmless the Man­ cellent pay. Own trans­ 1;30pm. Requires pub­ portment store seeking pany, 186 Btdwell 3. Gobble reach nearly 800,000 pleasure to show! S T U D E N T S , $159,900. Strano Real chester Herald, Its officers homemokers-full and portation a plus. Refer- lic service vehlcledrl v- personnel for rapidly Street, Manchester. 4. Pumpkins homes In Connecticut ond employees ogolnst any ers license. $8.50/hour. growing leased depart­ and Rhode Island. The Estote, 647-7653.0 part time day work ences required. 5. Liver and oil liability, loss or 647-0809.______Applications may be ment. Will train the price for a basic 25 PRICE Reduced. Owner expense. Including attor­ available. No expere- 6. (a) Red eye — Moonshiners (w) Ince necessary, will obtained from Bolton right persons. Retail word ad Is only $55 and anxious! Newly en­ neys' fees, orlslng from CUSTODIAN. 6 hours experience helpful. will appear In 43 news­ claims of unfair trade practi­ train. Little Oeasars weekly. Hours flexible. Selectmen's office, 222 INSPECTORS (b) Shut eye — Slumber parties (z) larged, fully ap- ces, Infringement of trade­ Bolton Center Road, Good salary and benef­ (c) Pink eye — Ophthalmologists (y) tREWARDj papers. For more In­ pllanced, kitchen Is PIzzo, 646-4300.______Phone 742-1616, 9am to its. Call Liberty Na- formation call Classi­ marks, trade names or pot- noon, weekdays. Bolton, Connecticut, First piece and in (d) Sheep’s eye — Lovers (x) only one 'Plus' In this ents, violation of rights of X-RAY Technician. Reg­ 06043, 649-8743.______tlonal, 568-1115. fied, 643-2711 and ask beautiful, 7 room Co­ istered. Putnam: 4 af­ P A R T time help for cash­ process of aircraft (e) Black eye — Fisticuffs (v) privacy and Infringement ot PROOF READER for bi­ SALES Girls and porters. for detolls.g______lonial with 3 bedrooms, copyright and proprietary ternoons a week. No ier clerk. Groots Auto- machine details using I'/] baths, family room evenings, weekends or weekly publication. Full time and part 1 A youngster sifts through the rubble of a house In Mexico thortfy TE R R IFIC Ranch Inaulet rights, unfair competition motlye, 649-8844. Or time. Flexible hours. layout tools. Familiar *1500 Bonus neighborhood. Priced and garage. Desirable and libel and slander, which holidays. Wages eaual Inquire within, 555 East Flexible daytime after Hurricane Gilbert passed through. The hurricane killed may result from the publica­ hours. 646-f479.______Apply: Mr. Donut, 255 with SPC a plus. Apply (Altar BO Days of Service) to sell. 5'/3 rooms, 2full Bowers School Dis­ to hospital and based Middle Turnpike, Man- scores and left 756.666 homeless in Us sweep across the baths, sunporch, lower trict! $159,900. Strano tion of any advertlsment In on experience. Call 928- PASTE-UP Artist. Flexi­ West Middle Turnpike, in person to; the Manchester Herald by chester.______Manchester. I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED Caribbean. Most ot me esitmaieo $16 billion In damage from It RRST CLASS level family room and Real Estote, 647-7653.0 4587 for Interview. D E N T A L Assistant. Part ble daytime hours. Bi­ occurred in the island nation of advertiser. Including adver­ weekly publication. E. A. PATTEN Co. garage. Call office to­ SOUTH Windsor. Thebuv tisements In any free distri­ B A B Y S ITTE R needed af­ time Tuesday, Wednes­ CLER IC A L. Full time of­ CLERICAL/Retall. Im­ AUTOMOTIVE day tor your exclusive ot the week Is this bution publications pub­ 646-1479.______303 Wetherell St. ternoons In my South day, 8, Thursday, 1- fice position. 40 hours mediate opening for a Matchwords showing. $149,900. Sen­ Immaculate 3 yegr old, lished by the Manchester Windsor home. Hours 6pm. Willing to train. WANTED. Loving, re­ Manchester per week. Rellabllty full time position. Du­ 2 In response to continuing unrest, TECHNICIANS Herald. Penny Slettert, CHILO Care needed for (9 points tor each concct match) try Real Estate, 643- 7 room Colonial that somewhat flexible. Ex­ High hourly rate. Plea- sponsible female to Infant In our Glaston­ and accuracy Impor­ ties Include general of­ Burma’s military look power a needed to work in our busy 4060.O Publisher. help care for two child­ 1-silt a -m a » oi cells offers 3 bedrooms, cellent pay. Car and sent Glastonbury loca­ bury home. Monday- tant. Experience using fice work. Ideal posi­ lew days ago and said it (CHOOSE growing dealership. Good family room with tire- references required. ren. Must be expe­ MICHAELS Jewelers has tion. 649-3443. Friday, 7am to 4:30pm. a full time service sales adding machine and tion for person who ONE: was cancelling, would stand hourly wage plus perfor­ placed formal dining I LOST 644-8733, evenings. rienced with active typing skills helpful. enloys meeting the 2- prevk>us b-elhical Vicinity of Manchester position open. Retail by) the previous government’s mance, bonus, fully paid room, fully appllanced AND FOUND CLEANING Persons. REUEF DONUT BAKER toddlers. 643-0207. Road/Hebron Avenue. Apply In person, public. Will train. Com­ BOLTON lake, 2bedroom exposure a plus. Great pledge of multiparty elections. kitchen, 2.5 baths, 2 car Part time, evenings. One night per week. (Routes 83/94) Begin benefits package. Prague Shoe Com­ petitive pay and benef­ 3- moral c-examlne fam. health insurance, profit Cape, large lot, 2 stor­ garage. City utilities LOST. Black, male cat High wages for South Apply: October 24th. Referen- Apply In person, pany. 200 Pitkin Street, its. Non-smoking Com­ 3 An advisory committee of the sharing, vacation, paid hoii- Call Joe McCavanagh age sheds, gas heat, and much more. % with white stomach Windsor, Rockville, ces required. 659-4438. East Hartford. pany. Call Jamie at appliances, private Tuesday-Saturday, National Inslilules of Health 4-lissue d-unborn days, paid sick time, techni­ acre lot on a cul-de-sac and feet. One year old. Manchester and Glas­ MR. D O N U T M A TU R E Woman to take 10am-5pm at 958 Main 289-6466. . beach. $144,900. 649- street. Asking $227,900. care of toddlers In ex­ FOOD Prep Crew Super­ recently concluded that it cians interested contact; Last seen on August 28, tonbury. Call after 255 West Middle Tpke. visor. A reliable con­ Street, Manchester. 646-4321 1794. U 8> R Realty, 643-2692.0 Charter Oak Street- 2pm, 646-0285.______Manchester clusive day care cen­ 643-2741. (CHOOSE ONE: is, is not) morally 5-felal e-earlier ter. Monday-Friday, 7- scientious person with TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- MANCHESTER. Priced Sveamore Lane area. PART time mornings. a dependable vehicle to CASHIER/ReceptlonIst. acceptable to use human fetal Answers to ReebOk. 1 o r 1-6. Storting R EC E P TIO N IS T needed Full time evenings and SOUTH WINDSOR Medi­ cense Plate Number Is to sell. This easily af­ General office worker WANTED. Student or work with develop- for multl-corporate or­ tissue from abortions lor research People & Sports 194. BOE. It this Is your fordable 3 bedroom Please helpusfind him. adult to care for 10 year $5/hour. The Child­ Saturday for auto deal­ cal Physician Is look­ for Manchester Real ren's Place, Inc., 643- mentally disabled ganization located In and therapy. (5 points tor each correct answer) plate number, bring Ranch featuring cozy Reward. Call 549-7492 Estate office. Typing 8, old female child In my adults In a community- ership. Experience ing for full time recep­ after 6.______5535______Andover, Connecticut. preferred but will trin. tionist. 8V^ hours per 1 "Forbes’’ magazine just released its this ad to Ed Thornton, den, fireplace and gar­ bookkeeping expe­ Glastonbury hom^and based catereifiln Man­ 4 Mikhail Gorbachev recently at Manchester Honda, age has been freshly C O U N TE R Sales posi­ This Is a full time Good starting rate de­ day, 4 days a week. Job second annual lisi of the wealthiest LOST. Year old, brown 8, rience helpful. 646-4655. do very light house­ chester. Fujll tim e position In a busy con­ offered to placet’s disputed 24 Adams Street, Man­ painted for the new tion. 7am-3pm, Tues­ pending onexperlence. responsibilities: full entertainers. Michael Jackson topped white Springer Spaniel. keeping. Late after- $7.65/hour plus benef­ genial atmosphere. (C H O O S E O NE: radar Installa­ chester, to collect your owner. Quiet street. Porter Street area. 646- noon to 6pm. 657-9718. day through Friday, its. For more Informa­ Excellent company be­ office management, the list — vaulting over comedian Knowledge of the con­ nefits. Call Jan or Pat tion, rocket-launching facility) $25. You must bring Private yard. Walk to 3036. Reward. DRIVER. Part time, min­ 10am-2pm, Tuesday tion contact Hocka- accounting. Insuran­ who was number one last year. proof of registration. through Friday. Start struction and real est­ at 645-6487. ces. Knowledge In under international control for Buckley School Coll tor SUBSTITUTE Teachers imum of 4 hours a day. num Industires, This offer Is void In details. $139,900. Cen­ at $6/hour. Free lunch ate fields a plus. Salary these areas preferable. use in the peaceful exploration 2 Scienlisis are warning people all over needed for private Coll 643-5549.______Annette Burton at 875- commensurates with seven doys. 9-29. tury 21 Epstein Realty, school. Nursery and discounts. Coll Old 0750.______But will train qualified of space. the country to have their homes tested aansa I FINi^L P A R T Tim e driver. Short ability. Please call 647- VERNON. Exceptional 647-8895.0______through second grade. W orld Bakery, 633- applicants. Mall appli­ for — a potentially lethal gas hours and good pay. 4213.______D E N T A L Business Secre­ 9144 to set up Interview. HARDWARE Clerk. Full cation to : Job Appllca- 5 In the nest lew days. Congress is well kept 6 room VERNDN. Daryl Drive. 7 ABANDON the search. Excellent hours and Call 871-2988, leave tary assistant. Will WANTED. Experienced expected to debate and vote on suspected oi causing 20,000 cancer Ranch, 1st floor family room Raised Ranch, 3 working contlltlons. M A IN TE N A N C E and pan or part time. Good pay. tlons, 100 Russell Thank you for moking name and phone train, part or full time. machinist or tool Apply: Conyers Hard­ Street, Manchester, minimum-wage legislation. The deaths each year. room, 3 bedrooms, bedrooms, 2'/> baths, 2 us number 1 for 41 646-1610. number. washing. Saturday, Coll 649-9287. .______fireplaces, beautiful 9am-5pm. Start at maker. Minimum 5 ye­ ware, 646-5707. C T, 06040 minimum wage has not been a-argon b-neon c-radon large sun deck, fire- veors. For fast, confi­ ars experience. Excel­ placed finished recrea­ heated Inground pool R E TA IL Sale«( Position. $5.75/hour plus free A U TO MechjXflc. Must increased since the year ..f.., Typing-Pasteup dential service and Part time position hove own tools. Uni­ lent benefits, ppld va­ 3 The first American to win a gold medal tion room, quiet cul-de- plus whirlpool. Re­ easy terms, call us for lunch. Coll Old World when it was set at $3.35 an hour. in a non-demonstration sport at the cently redecorated working Tuesdav- Bokery, 633-4213. form, paid vacations, cation and nollday. sac street, walk to all your financial PERMANENT part time Saturday, 20 hours- etc. Call 633-3669. Medical 8, maternity. PRIVATE PARTY Summer Olym pics was 17-year-old elementary. An excel­ with ceramic tile and OUTLET Stores, Inc. We have an opening for a person with accurate typing needs. Conn & Conn office position. Seek­ ,weekly. Please call for Life Insurance. Please (CH O O SE O N E : gymnast, swimmer) lent starter home or fine carpeting. 233-9687. ing responsible indl- SlO/hour loading tu n ­ PIZZA/GrInder maker. Newsname retirement home, $219,900. Golden Oaks Interview, 646-5718. Apply In person at LoS- call to set up an ap­ skills to learn to operate a Harris Advertising terminal and yldual for flexible ers. Mornings 8-12. coll pointment between 7- Merchandise Ads (15 points (or correct Janet Evans. $154,900.U & R Realty, Realty, 646-5099 or call hourr'To^ assist with LOVING Care giver to John Scott collect at; trada Restaurant. answer or answers) to do pasteup work on our daily newspaper. Joella, 87^8170. work with Infants and 5:30, days, 742-9600. 4 Last week, the Oakland A’s became the 643-2692.G BECAUSE YOU never gen^r^ djftles which 601-423-5442, 6-9pm. PERSONAL Care attend­ Include good commun­ toddlers, afternoons In ant. Experienced male M y years in the Indi­ first team to win a berth in basebalPs know when someone will day care center. Hours CAMPANION. Mature playoffs. The A ’s won the (CHO O SE ication, typing skills core glyer for Inyalld wanted to care for a MAINTENANCE , ana National Guard Ability to work under deadline pressures and to adapt to be seorchlng for the Item 12:30-5:30. Mature, re­ O N E : American, National) League West you have for sale. It's and phone contact. lady (MS) In her home. disabled young man In have been making Word Proces^g a sponsible person pre- Vernon. $250 weekly. PERSON for the first lime since 1901. _ customer specifications are essential. better to run your want ad ferred. Coll 647-0788. Negotiable port time news in recent f B Y OWNER! plus. Please contact, Call Paul Herbst at for several days ...cancel­ schedule. Call 633-3717, Meadows Manor, east weeks. W ho am I 742-8722 for on PART Time Handy Man. 875-4173 for detolls. 5 Recently, Tom Browning of the CInclit- ing It as soon as you get days. is currently seeking an and what is my cur­ appointment. Morning position experienced institu­ nail R e A pitched the first perfect game Five day work week with a full range of medical and life results. available for dependa­ MATURE, retired, main­ This Is a good time to find * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days rent iob in govern- in the ma|or leagues since Mike Witt of tenance. 3 days per tional / commercial ble person. Four to five a cosh buyer for that * Additional Lines SOe Pep Line, Per D a y menll the Calilomia Angeb did it in (CHO O SE insurance benefits. week. General knowl­ typewriter no one uses. maintenance person. hours dally. Must have O N E : 197S, 19S4). an excellent driving edge. Call 649-2358. Use a low-cost ad In This 20 hour position * Classifications 71 thru 87 PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON record. Duties Include Classified for quick re­ offers flexible hours, « Merchandise Under *250 Y(xm SCORE: 91 to 100 points — TOP SCORE! Immediate opening for part time cleaning cars, running sults. 643-2711. '8.46 per hour to start, * Ad must contain price! / 81 to 90 points — Excellent 71 to BO points — Good. 61 to 70 (»lnts — Fair, errands and general and paid holiday, yaca- o Knowledse Unlimited, Inc. 926-88 ManrliPBlpr H rralft delivery of newspapers to stores and chores. Stort Imme­ tlon and sick time. In­ You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds racks in Manchester. 2 Hours daily - 6 diately. Contoct Tom terested applicants, due to this low price... Kelley, Carter Chev- please contact, llene ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Please ball Sheldon Cohen Immaculte Lakewood Circle North Kanvh, days per week. Hourly plus mileage. rolet, 646-6464.______spacious, fireplaced living room, formal din­ Berkom at: W6L-S PART Time positions Monday-Friday, Between 1:30 and 3 p.m. ing room, country styled kitchen, fireplaced Dependable transportation pnd valid MeadDWS Manor iuM|jauiv-k iiauiui|Mi-c i4<|so3 mR-i IS1R04S V 314034 driver’s license necessary. Call Frank ayallable. Weekend or CALL CLASSIFIED at 643-2711, for an appointment finished rec room, hardwood floors, full secur­ weekday work. Stu­ When you need to edveriise. 333 Bldwell St. p-s !»-♦ iq-£ ‘•••I i»-i >$aaoMH3ivw ity system, large landscaped yard. '1 7 0 ,0 0 0 . MeSweegan, at the Manchester Herald dents and retirees wel­ nothing works like Classified! Manchester C T 06040 joifuss ‘a|Asnb q|JO|uta •( :]WVNSA13N come. Call for Informa­ LB61-S

HOMES HOMES MUnCAL CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE ITEMS FOR SALE JUSTLIsttOlthUcItanO EAST HTkRTFORD. Move LOWREY Holiday Genie room Capo It locotod In right In. This three ASpedolisI organ. Like new. Best 0 nice quiet area near bedroom home has e w otter. 646-3782. BUICK Skylark, 1964. 2 Verplank School. Call, been given a spruce- Door, hard top, power you'll like It. S140's. up. New Insulated win­ steorlno, automatic Blanchard & Roitetto dows, new vinyl siding, IKI i JPAIHTIHB/ MISCELLANEOUS MISCELUNEBUS PETS AND transmission. Good Realtors," We're Sel- newly pointed, refIn­ CHILDCARE I ^ I paperihd _I SERVICES SERVICES SUPPUES condition. $1800. 646- llnp Houses" 644-2482.a Ished wood floors all 5442. ______enhance this charming GS^Tondln^MoTnte! PUPPIES. Doberman GORGEOUS new Con- Cape with fireplace, TENDER loving Mom FREE. Makeovers & ad­ Cross. 10 weeks old. $30 1974 OPERATING Toyota temporary under con­ has one full time open­ RenovationVPIus nance Co. Commercl- vice by a certified Calico. High mileage. formal dining room, al/ResIdentlal building each. 649-9538, leave struction In Wlldberry garage, treed yard. ing for on Infont or Custom Inttrlor 4 Extsrior beauty consultant. It message. $200. 649-5445.______subdivision by F.N. Won't last I $141,900. foddler, also one port Patmino • CoNIng Mopoir 4 Monow repairs and home Im­ you are serious about 1979 Chrysler New Builders. Large foyer, Century 21 Epstein time opening. Robert­ • Doom 4 UoM Corpontry provements. Interior skin core and the latest Yorker. Midnight blOe. skylights, master both Reolty, 647-8895.0 son School District. f Ffoo fttfmofoo • Inturod and exterior pointing, In makeup techniques. Mint conditloh. Low • Sonlof OI»eount$ light carpentry. Com­ with lacuzzi & much Coll 647-0843. Coll 646-4854. AKC Shetland Sheepdog mileage. $3000 firm. more. O.W. Fish TH IS Classic 6 room older plete lonltorlol ser­ home with covered M O M will babysit otter pups. 4 males left: Coll 649-6001.______Realty, 643-1591 .□ school and days off. 646-2253 vice. Experienced, rel­ SNOWPLOWING porch, has approxi­ iable, free estimates. • Commercial 645-1716.______1983 MUSTANG Hatch­ MANCHESTER. Well Bowers school area. NAME your own reaso­ back. Block, auto- mately 1400 square feet 645-6172. 643-0304.______a Rssidsntisl a Industrial F R E E kittens 8, cats. Call cored for six room and must be sold. nable price. Father & Call 742-5768. m a t I c , o I r aluminum and brick Priced for Immediate Son Painting and Pap­ HOLIDAY House, retire­ conditioning, power ment living, ombuld- S. a. aUNCNARD, INC. Cope In lovely family sale In the $130's. Blan­ CLEAHIHR ering. Removal. 291- (or dependable service stearlng, cruise con­ neighborhood. New chard 8i Rossetio Real­ SERVICES 8567. ______tory, home-llke MISCELLANEOUS trol, AM /FM cassette. carpet In living room tors," We're Selling atmosphere. Coll 649- 74S-I0as FMsesntMns FOR SALE $3500. Call 649-3300, 2358.______and dining room plus Houses" 646-2482.0 HOUSE Cleaning. Light evenings.______very large enclosed housekeeping. Reaso­ Top Soil ScrteiMS Lgam S 4 S Framiag EIG H T month old water- 1976 CADILLAC Coupe porch off kitchen. This BRUSHWORKS. Interior will do bed, $325. Courthouse DeVllle. Mint condi­ COVENTRY nable hourly rates. 645- painting. Free esti­ Any emount dilNwed Abo. Ml home has a lot to offer 6000. I IpiNel stone ind bwK muMv a AddHIona • Garagaa • Porch One Gold membership, tion. Must be seen. Best for the growing family. mates. 12 years expe- and daoka 12'/z months left tor otter. 646-3702.______Coll Susan Donahue for SPECIALLY SA V E your carpet. 2-step .rlence. Finished cabl- Bcbcel bickhoe $ loedw lenM. a sttta Lloanaad $450. Compared to reg­ more Information. PRICED! guarantee removal of Tiets/celllngs. Woll DAVIS CONSTRUCTION • FuRy Inaurad ular price of $700 plus. 1979 Malibu Classic. Ma­ $139,900. Sentry Real urine stains and oudurs retlnlshlng. 647-0836. Call 64341021. 645-1757 Eric 649-3426.0______roon, 78,000mlles, good For quick sale. S room, 2 872-1400/6S9-9S55 Evenings condition, 8 cylinder, Estate, 643-4060.O bedroom Ranch. All ap­ from carpets and up­ GAS Grill, 2 years old, $2495. 643-0324 otter pliances, near Lake. holstery. Write for tree IHEATIHB/ asking $125 & 20" dirt MANCHESTER. New to brochure #415 Trade- 3:00.______Market. Very charm­ PLUMBINfi DELIVERING STONE EXPERTS bike $35. 647-1149. 1979 maroon Malibu Clas­ All Corporation, Suite Rich, clean, stons-frse ing six room older >90,000 803, 159 South 8th All types of stons work, C ER A M IC Kiln. Econo sic. 8 cylinder, 78,000 Colonial In nice family loam. 8 yards. '80 Plus Tax. walls, vsnsar, dry stone Klin with timer. Excel­ Street, Lewiston, New PJ’i Plumbino, Hiating A Alao, aand, gravel, stone miles, good condition, area. Farmal living GREEN HOUSE York 14092. wall. B-S Call Ryan lent condition. Only $2495. 643-8323 otter room with French Air GonaHlsnlng and horse manure. Patrick, Mon.-Fi1. 6-5 $200. 649-9982.______3:00. doors to formal dining REALTY Boilers, pumps, hot wster SOUTH BOLTON tanks, new end 643-9504 8 7 1 -6 0 9 6 FIREPLACE. Freestand­ room, three good size 646-4655 , replscementc: ing, Swedish enameled bedrooms and all new CLEANING SERVICE, with pipe. Excellent FREE ESTIMATES C L Y b E updated kitchen and condition. Call 646- CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. baths: Call the office MANCHESTER. Spring INC. 643-9649/228-9616 Screened Loam, Gravel, Street. Spacious Colon­ Commercial / Residential Processed Gravel, Sand, 2931, leave messoge. ROUTE S3, VERNON today for your exclu­ la n d sc a m n s POOL Table-Sears. Good sive showing. $152,900. ial on lovely lands­ Fully Insured 6 Bonded. Stone & Fill. S2 Buick Cant. 2 Dr. caped corner lot. 7 nMISCELLANEBUS condition. $300. Coll af­ *4995 Sentry Real Estate, 643- 047-1545 For Oellverlee Call 84 Ctpdea Wagon *8295 4060.D rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 I SERVICES ter 3;30pm or leave baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 George Griffing LANDSCAPING message. 568-1903. 85 Spadrum 4 Dr. *4995 MANCHESTER. Lov- car garage, large pri­ AfOJOf F00 8AMU • 85 Elactrs 4 Or. *11,895 HAWNES TREE SERVICE 7 4 2 -7 8 8 6 Prune Sfmibe. tiedoae. fertMUing. Ingly renovated, 8 vate screened porch. CARPENTRY/ pMn6ng4 Iw n aieNng 4 85 Cantury 4 Dr. (3) *8995 Immaculately main­ BuoksI, truck 6 chipper. Stump room, 3-4 bedroom, REMODELINS inelnlefienoe. se Escort 4 Dr. *4995 Henry Street Colonial. tained. $225,000. removal. Free aetimatae. CM FREE ESTIMATES CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Features; generous Golden Oaks Realty, Cutlom buHl horntt, MdiMAE, Special consldantlon for HANDYMAN and PeraagallzeA Lam Care Hearty, field grown. 88 Calabrlly 4 Dr. *7695 646-5099 or call Tom, ratnodsilnQi wood tiding, doohi^ aldarly and handicapped. Many colors. 359 Bld- se Calabrlty Euro 4 Dr. foyer, pillared arches roofing, oonorolo worti, moionry 4 eN HAUUNG *7995 649-9664.______a i BlNlCBp I t well Street, leading Into formal liv­ pfMOM of oondruodon. Any job — Anytime’ 7 4 2 - 5 2 2 4 llatva nmatga 87 Spactrum 4 Dr. *6995 ing room and dining ANDOVER. 3 bedroom M fou’n $hk of oontnclon not 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 Manchester. 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9495 room with bullt-ln Ranch, appllanced kit­ fOtymInQ your eoftt - eoM ml PuHy Inoutod • Pro* EsHmeloe Call Gary 87 Cantury LTD 4 Dr. *9995 china closet, beauti­ chen, fireplaced living 87 Cavallar 4 Dr. *8495 fully refInIshed wood­ room, family room, T i m 875-3483 ENDROLLS 87 Spactrum 2 Dr. work and hardwood *7995 lake prlvellges RELIABLE MOVING CONCRETE 27'A width - 25$ 87 Calabrlty 2 Dr. *9495 floors, eot-ln, St. Cha­ $129,900. Rich Realty, 643-1720 Atk for Marti Low, Low Rates. Modiirar Honia* * 13% width - 2 for 25$ 87 Nova 4 Dr. (3) *8995 rles kitchen, family 423-6335.______MUST ba pIcKad up al the room with Vermont 4 SEASONS Short notice moves. Conitruction 87 Pont Firsbird *11,995 COVENTRY. Juniper Wt tl$o have Uodulir hom§». Harald Oflica Monday thru costing wood stove, Drive. 3 bedroom REMODELING Insured. Dependable CONCRETE Thursday bafort 11 a.m.only. 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 12x20 deck, nicely Additions a Decks 24 Years experience In A0DITI0R8 a FLOORS landscaped private Ranch. Oil heat, hard­ LARSON BUILDERS wood floors, new kit­ a Roofing a Trimwork moving NSW Engtand Homss • Commercial 6 istldentlol yard, large bedrooms, Small Jobs welcomed. 7 Pitkin St., Vsmon, CT 06066 new 13x24 carpeted chen, garage. Easy • Free Estimalee TAD Hartford commute. Senior Citlamn Diaeount 646-9680 Anyt/md 871-8854 SCHALLER basement rec room, 2 $117,000. Rich Realty, John Hannon Concrolo SALES car garage, totally up­ Call Chris at 645-6559 Company • 875-8371 ACURA dated, 100 amp electri­ 423-6335.______cal system, new roof, DESIRABLE Porter FARRAND REMODEUNG KITCHEN & BATH A NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ USED CARS Street. 7 room Colon­ Room addHIont, docks, rooting, eral Statute 23-65 prohibits two full baths, easy the postine of advertise­ 88 Caravan JE...H *15,500 walking distance to all ial. Full of charm, new tiding, windows and guttsrs. For 0 long-lasting fire, Btckhot and bulldozsr tsrvles ments by any person, firm or 88 Legend...... *21,995 schools. $185,000. By furnace, new energy REMODELING "X" choose hardwood logs corporation on a telegraph, 87 Interga L S ... * 9,995 owners, 649-4468. saving windows, mod­ tvtilabla. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, that produce _ a shorter telephone, electric light or ern kitchen, 3 full 87 Toyota L/B .* 6,995 BttS. 647-8509 obr own craftsmen do the complete job — flame and burn lets ra­ power pole or to a tree, NOTICK OF baths, patio and 3 bed­ pidly than toft woods. It shrub, rock, or any other 87 Mazda RX7 .... *13,995 PUBLIC HHARINO rooms. Must be seen to Res. 645-6649 neatly and on schedule. natural oblect without a writ­ 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 8,595 aroma It the most Impor­ ten permit for the purpose of The Boord of Selectmen of be appreciated. Please KMH CARPENTRY Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. tant consideration, select 87 Honda Accord L X .... the Town of Bolton will hold a call 643-9233 after protecting It or the public ond public hearing on October 5, Hare to tulllll your y s wood from fruit trees. If carries a fine of up to $50 for *12,995 6;00pm. Principals 649-5400 you have fireplace logs each offense. 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 8,295 19SS at S P M of the Commun­ only. carpentry needa. S ity Hull to receive public Quality Workmanthip. ^ HERITAGE KITCHEN and tor sale, find buyers the m McKEE Street. 87 Toyota QT ....*10,995 comment on the final report quick and easy wav ... (Corner ot Cooper Hill of the Chorter Revision Com- Free Estimataa. 86 Chev C20 .....* 9,595 mlsson. Copies of the report BATH CENTER, INC. with 0 low-cost od In Street) Moving sole. 30 86 LeSabre ...... * 9,295 are available from the Town 6 4 3 - 1 6 5 8 _____ 182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester Clossltied. 643-2711. years of accumulation. OPEN House. Sunday. Lots of good stuff 85 Riviera...... *11,695 Clerk of Bolton. 1-5, 5 LInnmore Drive, TOWN OF BOLTON cheap. Saturday and 85 Toronado....* 9,495 Board of Selectmen Manchester. Seven Sunday, October 1&2. 85 Audi QT ...... * 9,595 room custom built 9om-5pm.______SANDRA W. PIEROG Cope. Must' be seen! CDNDDMINIUMS CDNDDMINIUMS INDUSTRIAL 84 Skylark...... * 3,995 First Selectman Asking $149,900. FDR SALE R8ntals PRDPERTY TAG Sole. October 18,2, 84 Toyota Camry ...* 7,995 076-09 FDR RENT 10am-4pm. Household Item s. 66 K e e ne y 345 Center St., LEOAL NOTICE NEwTTDwieiriBtnu- MANCHESTER. 2 bed- MANCHESTER. 3400 Manchester • 647-7077 cdnddminiums slve area of auallty, 3 IRODMS room Townhouse with square feet Industrial Street, Manchester. A Public Meeting Is planned FDR SALE bedroom Townhouses. fireplace, all applian­ space. Loading dock, October 6, 1988 beginning I'/z baths, fully ap­ FDR RENT ces, heat, hot water, parking. Principals 7:00 p.m. In the Basement FOREST Ridge Town- pllanced kitchen, 1st carpeting, air condi­ only. Woodland Indus­ Coffee Room of the Town house. 3'/2 baths, 3 bed­ floor den, dining area, tioning. Nice location. trial Park, 643-2121. G IANT Tog Sole. Satur­ CENTER Hall, 41 Center Street, bv the day, October 1st, 590 Local Emergency Planning rooms, 1900 square feet living room, full base­ Call 649-5240. MOTORS of living space, fire­ ment, carpeting and Woodbridge Street, Committee to receive com­ SINGLE room, working 461 Main St., Manchester ment on the Hazardous M a­ place, air conditioning, garage. Must be seen! female preferred. Con­ 8om-2pm. No raindote. terial Emergency Response deck with view. Par­ IHDME8 Msrchandiss Plan. Blanchard 8< Rossetto venient location. $75 Low Cosj^lnancing tially finished walk-out Realtors," We're Sel­ per week plus $1(W se­ FDR RENT The Manual will be available basement. Pool, tennis ling Houses" 646-2482.□ curity. Call 649-9472, 84 Toy Cnrolla 4 Dr...... 14595 for review bv the public In court. Priced to sell at NEWER 3 bedroom with TAG Sole. October 1st, Mary Cheney Library and M on d a y-F rld a y be- fireplace. $900 per I ANTIQUES/ 82 Dataun 310 GX ... *1995 the Manchester Health De­ $159,000. Coll owner at LDTS/LAND tween 3:30-8.______10-4, 48 A sh w o rth partment prior to the public 647-0748. month. Plus security. ICOUECTIBLES Street. Books, clothes, 84 Tourismo 2 Dr..... *2495 meeting. MANCHESTER. Lewins FDR SALE HELPING PEOPLE sa­ No pets. Available Im­ household Items, arts 8, tisfy their needs and mediately. 646-2930. 78 RPM Records, Big crofts, toys.______81 Toy Corolla 2 Dr...*1595 059-09 Crossing Condomi­ COME walk the land with nium. 182 Main Street. wants ... that's what want MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ Bands. <50 and up. Coll TAG Sale. Miscellane­ 82 Ply. Horizon...... *1695 NOTICE OF us ot our new site at room, 2'/z bath Colon­ 649-7639. R EO IST R A R S SESSION Beautifully appointed Reservoir Heights, ods ore oil obout. ous. Saturday 8, Sun­ 85 Toy. Tercel Wag...*4495 BOLTON, CONNECTICUT townhouses. Coll Or­ ial In great family day, September 30th 8, Vernon. Pre- neighborhood. $1200 83 Dodge Omni...... *1695 Notice Is hereby given thot lando Annuli 8i Sons, Constructlon prices. APARTMENTS October 1st. 9-5. 27 the Registrars of Voters will Inc at 644-2427. Ask for perymonth. Call Sentry Essex Street.______83 Ren. Alliance .....*1995 $244,900-$272,900. Select FOR RENT RWalKEstate, 643-4060. FURNITURE holdo session for the purpose Kyle to set up on from 21 lots. Choose 250 FERN Street, Man­ 82 Mazda 626 Lux ....*3195 of completing the prelimi­ oppointment.______BOLTiyw. Winterized chester. Antiques, fur­ nary registry list pursuant to from 12 styles. 1900-2500 ROCKVILLE. Remo- 85 Reliant Wag...... *3995 ' Sec. 9-35 of the C.G.S. on FRESH as a daisy! This square feet. D.W. Fish deled large one bed­ Cottage on lake. Fur­ niture, clothing, crafts. Tuesday, October 4, 1988 terrific 5 room Town- Reolty, 643-1591.0 room, Includes heat, nished, two bedrooms. Fridov 8i Soturdoy, 9-3. 85 Pont. 8000 4 Dr.....*4995 from 9om to 5pm In the Fire­ house Condo at Beech- hot water, appliances. No pets. $675/month CURVED bock tufted TWO Family Tag Sale. place Room of the Commun­ ASHFORD. Privacy and plus security 8< utili­ 80 Camara Cpe...... *1995 ity Hall, 222 Bolton Center wood, on Highland more. Beautifully One parking. One wine colored love seat Saturday, October 1st, Road, Bolton, CT. Street In Manchester, month's security. $495 ties. November 1st- for sole. Very good 9-2. Rain or shine. 197 78FordT-Blrd ...... *1495 wooded approved June 1st. Call after 4. Dated at Bolton, Conn, this has recently been building lot. (1.329 per month. 872-8095. condition. $175. Coll Highland Street. 85 Cavalier 4 Dr...... *3195 27th day of September, 1988. tastefully redecorated 647-1257. 643-5993.______acres). Nestled be­ MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ 79 Chev Oust. Van... *3895 Ilvl J. Cannon and In very bright cheerful tween Yale Forest and rooms, I'/z bath Du­ MANCHESTER. Single TW IN Plotform beds. WANTED TO Priscilla M. Dooley colors. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 Natchauo Street plex. Garage, Central family Ranch. Security Drawers with mat­ 82 Ford F-150 PU.... *3995 Registrars of Voters baths, private base­ and references re­ BUY/TRADE Forest, '/j mile from location, bright rooms, tresses and matching 76 Jaguar XJ6L..... $5999 074-09 ment with lagndry new development of large yard. $715 plus quired.$875/month. headboard corner ta­ hook-ups, all new kit­ T.J. Crockett, 643-1577. W ANT to buy. Church 81 PontT-IOOO ...... *1695 LEOAL NOTICE fine homes. $69,000. utilities. Lease, 2 ble. $195. Call 633-3263. Plates of Connecticut chen appliances too! Golden'Oaks Realty, months security. Martin School. Excessive abbreviations churches and nearby 78 Int. Scout II, V8...*1495 ,ln accordance with the pro- 646-5099 or call Jen, Available October 15, states. 643-8582. vralons of Secflon 128, Title $124,500. Jackson 8, 646-5099. 646-6345.______abbrevlote results I Be MACNINERY SAFE BUY USEDCARS 23, U.S. Code, as prescribed Jackson Real Estate, sure readers understand In the Federal-Aid Highway THREE room, second AND TOOLS MIKE FLYNN Program Manuol, Volume 7, 647-8400.P your ad bv avoiding ab­ IRUSINESS floor apartment with breviations. 643-2711. Chapter 7, Section 5, dated M AN CHESTER. Unique PRDPERTY heat, hot water 8, elec- FOR Sale. For the se­ WANTED 649-4304 December 30, 1974 from the one bedroom condo ', trIcIty on busline. rious, hobblest, or In­ Plano Any Condition. 0 |m M .r t4 / 8al. S.| Federal Hlghwov Admin­ with private front en­ dustrialist. Plasma istration, the Connecticut FOR sale. Manchester ^Available November I8TDRE AND $lelnwey for aspiring Department of Transporta­ trance. Spacious flopr list. No pets. Non- cutter tor cutting steel handicapped pianist. plan, bright open living Doctor's office space. __I OFFICE SPACE up to half Inch thick. Please call 87$4451 tion has requested from the Hilliard Professional y smokers only. Referen­ RnTRUCK8/VAN8 Division Administrator of room. Very close to 384 ces and security dep- FOR Rent. Professional Miller dialarc welder anytime. the Federal Highway Admln- and shopping, library, Building. 2,153 square tig/stick. Rockwell 14 | S 2 | fDR8ALE Istrotlon, design approval feet and convenient oslt required. office building. Large downtown.$65,900. $525/month. Telephone parking lot. Ideal loca­ Inch metal cutting for the traffic safety Impro­ Anne Miller Real Est- storage area. 1st floor. lathe. All In excellent 1903 FORD Ranger. 43,000 vements on Greenwood Move-In condition. Ex­ daytime, 646-1007. Ev­ tion. R.D. Murdock, Automotive miles, original owner, Drive In the Town of M an­ ote, 647-8000.D______enings, M9-6661. 643-2692 or 643-6472. condition. Call after chester, State Protect No. cellent parking! In-, 5pm. 423-1729. very reliable. Excel­ M O V E In condition des­ quire today at 646-5153. M ANCHESTER. Central lent condition. Call 76-157, Federal-Aid Prolect cribes this 2 bedroom OFFICE Space. 500 No. HES-7170(1). MANCHESTER. For 3 bedroom, I'/z both square feet. Excellent Dave, days, 646-2789, Ranch style condo end Duplex In 2family. $750 location. 647-9223. CARS This prolect consists of Init. First time home sole. Furnished office evenings, 644-4504. spot safety and geometric building. Over 2000 per month plus utlll- MANCHESTER. 4 room RARDENINR FDR RALE Improvements on a 600-foot buyers or retired cou­ tles. 646-3253.______section of Greenwood Drive. ples. Pool 8i Tennis square feet, excellent office. 800 square feet. IAUTD8FDR location. 17 car park­ M ANCHESTER. Second Heavily traveled road. CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 1980 CHEVY Monza. Au- The prolect begins of Lynch tool $129,900. Anne Dig your own, your tomatlc. Many new IBENT/LEA8E Drive and ends at Vernon Miller Real Estate, 647- ing lot. $285,000. Robert floor, 2 bedroom, heat $800/monthly Includes Street. The proposal Is being D. Murdock, 643-2692. and appliances. No heat, hot water and container. 550Bush Hill parts. $850 or best recommended for funding 8000.g______Road, Manchester. otter. 633-7408. F R E E Mileage on low with Federal and local funds pets. .$600, plus secur­ electricity. Alex Mat­ NEW Listing. Neat 8. ity. Coll 646-3979. thew Realty, 649-4003. cost auto rentals. Vil­ under the Dff-Svstem Local clean, 5 plus room 1977 CHEVY Nova. 2 lage Auto Rental. 643- Road Hazard Elimination MANCHESTER. 4 room IBDAT8/MARINE Program to Improve traffic Townhouse. 3 bed­ MDRTBA0E8 door, fair condition. 2979 or 646-7044. circulation and sofety. room s, I'/z baths. Duplex. 2 bedrooms. VACATION I EQUIPMENT $300 or best oter. 283- $650/month with heat. More detailed Information Thermo-pane win­ RENTALS 6039.______dows, sliders off dining FALUNG UkHIND77 1 '/z month security dep­ 1976 VENTURA Catama- — Including maps and draw­ ranwlth trailer. ISteet, 1976 Volkswogon bus. MI8CELLANEDU8 ings, the public hearing area to good size deck. STOP FORECLOSUREII osit. Available Imme­ SP E N D the winter In transcript, and other data diately. 649-9538, leave good condition. $1100 81,000 originol miles. AUTDMDTIVE Nice area of Manches­ It you are (ailing behind on warmth 8, sunshine. Very good condition. pertinent to the development ter. $132,900.Strano your mortgage paymenta... messoge. or best offer. Call Tom, of the prolect — Is available For rent In New Port 649-0567 otter 6:30. 623-5829. for Inspection and copying In Reol Estote, 647-7653.0 OR...If your home la In fore­ EAST HARTFORD. 2bed- Richey, Florida. Nicely E A R L Y Season special. the office of the Department B R A N D new. Quality closure. WE CAN HELPI room apartment, heat, furnished house In well 1976 M O N TE Carlo. 350, Pair ot Goodyear ra­ of Transportation's Munici­ built, 4 room, 2 bed­ No payment program avail­ hot water and parking. kept frleldly neighbor­ MUSICAL 4-barrel, automatic, dial snow tires. pal Systems Section located $500/month. 528-6616. P175/70R13. Used only at 160 P a sc o n e Place, room, 1'/i bath Town- able for up to 2 years. Bad hood. 2bedrooms,2full ITEMS headers, somechrome. Newington, Connecticut, houses. Cathedral cell­ credit la not a problamllAak MANCHESTER. Very baths, living room,din­ Corvette style rims, a couple of winters. Monday through Frldoy,8:30 ing and skylight In how LOW payments can nice 4 room apartment. ing area and fully runs good, needs minor Asking $75 for the set. a.m. to 4:30 p.m., excepting master bedroom. Ap­ Fully carpeted, kitchen equipped kitchen (dis­ touch up on body, new Coll 647-1791 wee- holidays. help you SAVE YOUR pliances, attrium doors HOME TODAYI appliances and located hwasher, microwave, dual exhaust. Primer knlghts before 9pm. Commissioner FOR Sale. Hammond Or­ Connecticut Department to spacious deck, gar­ Swiss CoBservstlve 6roo|i on the busline I No pets. washer 8, dryer). For black, blue Interior, of Tronsportatlon age with opener. Stort­ $575/month Includes more Information, pic­ gan. Model H-100. Suit­ tilt. Call 232-1219, leave To Cleon coffee stains 95788 ing at $148,500.Strano at (203) 4S4-1330 er utilities. Immediate oc­ tures and references, able for home, church message. $700 or best from china or plastic, rub 05M19 Real Estate, 647-7653.Q (203)4544404 cupancy. Call 649-4000. call 203-644-8084. or lodge. 633-5754. otter. stain with baking soda. be seen. Best 3782;______Classic. Ma- lOmlles, flood 8 cylinder, 3-8324 a fte r

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then put washers on the screws to the joists with the aid of a house By the Editors jack, then add adjustable jack of Better Homes and Gardens' prevent them from working too deeply into the hardwood posts or Lally columns for extra Remodellne Ideas flooring. support. Hardwood floors that squeal Joist movement is usually due Last Call For Fall NOTE; Jacking techniques re­ and groan are calling for atten­ to loose or insufficient bridging. quire patience and construction SAVE WHEN YOU FINISH UP THOSE FALL PROJECTS tion. Usually the problems are To secure loose bridging, remove knowledge. An error in this simple ones that even a novice the oid nails and drive in slightly process can result in considera­ WITH HELP FROM MANCHESTER LUMBER do-it-yourselfer can remedy, ac­ larger ones. For more rigidity, ble permanent damage, so if you cording to Better Homes and add soiid bridging to the joist suspect trouble, it's best to cail in Gardens' Remodeling Ideas. structure. Cut lengths of 2 x 8, 2 x an expert who will guarantee the Here’s how to begin. 10 or 2 X 12, depending on joist repairs. The first step is to locate the dimensions, to fit tightly in the cause of the noise. Have a helper space between joists. You’ll need walk across the floor while you one solid bridge for every 6 inches A dressing center try to pinpoint the sound, then of joist span. Force the new mark the area with chalk. Look bridges into the space between off the bedroom for loose strips of flooring or wavy joists and toenail in piace at top When your bedroom dressers areas where the wood strips have and bottom on both ends. overfiow and your closets bulge, c , I warped or shrunk. Remedies for sagging joists sometimes the best solution is to i Quick repairs from above Floor areas that give when add new storage space to your If the noise is caused by walked on Indicate a sag space house, says Better Homes and floorboards that shift back and between the top of the joist and Gardens. This 7x20-foot walk-in forth, you must stabilize them. the subfloor. Small gaps can be closet, built onto the master suite, Lubricate the crack at the end of filled by tapping a shim dipped in provides extra hanging, drawer the board with graphite, then fiil glue into the space between the and shelf space. it with wood putty. subfloor and the joist. Larger The built-in unit gives each Any warped or loose boards you gaps require bracing. Cut a pair category of clothing its own niche find must be repositioned with of 2 X 4s to fit the length of the gap, — for example, narrow slots hold ring-shank flooring nails. Drill then wedge them into position socks sorted by color. Sweaters angled (toward the center) pilot against the subfloor on both §ides and handbags maintain high UNION holes on both edges of the board, of the joist. Nail them to the joist visibility for quick selection, A then drive nails into the joists or along their entire length. escaping the rumpled existence subfloor. Sink the naiiheads Extensive sags may mean that of confinement in drawers. The below flooring level and fill the the floor joists are weak — a highest shelves hold seldom-used holes with mounded wood putty of problem that will eventually items, such as the 35-millimeter L J ^ WD-40 a matching color. Sand the putty affect the structural integrity of slide library. & flush with the floor, then coat with the second story and even the —Better Homes and Gardens. VIA COMBINATION PLASTIC varnish. roof. The best remedy is to raise BLADE GUTTER GUARD LEAF RAKE Repairs from down under 9oz. Squeaks, sags and loose and SKU-30307 S '! 9 9 SKU-121816 $ i T 9 SKU-818743 $ 1 6 9 SKU-2290 $ 0 9 9 lifted flooring requires repairs from below. Again, have a helper walk across the floor as you Zero interest ’til 1989-it’s pinpoint problems from under­ neath. Where the finish flooring STOCKADE FENCING has lifted from the subfloor, attracting a lot of interest NEW ENGLAND TRADITION — Hardwood floors are a anchor each strip with 1- to 4’ X 8’ l>/i-inch panhead wood screws. New England tradition. They add beauty and charm to • 19** p e r s e c . First drill pilot holes through the 5’ X 8 ’ homes. The fioors. unlike no-wax fioors and carpeting, subfloor into the finish flooring. I •2 2 * * p e r s e c . need special attention to alleviate the groans and ROUND RAIL 6’ x 8 ’ SPLIT RAIL squeals. $24**PER SEC. FENCING Air & Water FENCING R A D O N Testing 2 RAILS 6 Q 9 9 PRESSURE TREATED 2 RAILSA^^awgk Hou' much radon are you THE HOMEBUILDER’S BESOURCE CENTER 1 POST ^w f^^lO’SEC, DOWLED POSTS 1 POST ^ SEC. exposed to in your home? For your peace o f mind Knowledgeable Staff and fam ily's beoHb. you Tkiking with the people et Mencheeter Lumber is easy and enjoyable. They undsratand the building Industry sh ou ld know. and are constantly learning about new products and D o -ll- Yourself K it is easy, techniques. Assisting contractors and homeownara is in expen sive a n d a ccu ra te very Important to them. PRESSURE in determining radon Innovative Displays Painting S Decorating of Connecticut letfl^^tyou r kit today or Manchester Uimber'a displays are designed to show I TREATED how various Items will look when Installed, exhibit a /inquire about our fu ll No interest charges until February 24,1989. wide variety ol exciting poeeibilltlas and enhance ADS service lesling. And no monthly payment until April 1989. k n o w l^ a ol the product. Fbr example, windows are built Into a display wall, viewable from both sides. A PIPE cut-away modalahowe how the window Is conatnicted LATTICE Interior/Extehor Painting W e’re offering a very popular deal on our most popular and how h la Installed in the wall. SAW HORSES BENCHES SOLID Quality Products $ 2 9 9 $ 1 2 ^ 9 mowing equipment; walk-behind mowers, riding mowers, lawn OR 4’ X 8’ tractors, and lawn and garden tractors. Simply use the John Manchester Lumbar carries only products that will $449set $2999 meet or exceed the strict requirements ol building WHILE THEY LAST PERF 10’ SEC. ALPH A SERVICES Deere Credit Card for your piuchase. There’ll be no interest tradesmen. Brands Include Andeisan and Manrin win­ charges or payments until 1989. A 20 percent down payment is dows, Armstrong ceiling tile, Bruce floors, Makita and Call 659 -8 09 9 Milwaukee power tools, Manville Insulation, Alcoa gui­ required. Interested? us soon. tars, Stsniey hand tr>ols, USG wallboard, GAF and Bird MANY MORE SPECIALS IN STORE Alpha Senicfs is on the roofing, Douglas Hr studs, MlnWax and Cuprinol stains Connrctkul Departmcnl ol liealih and more. Semce) Radon Telling U^t. To do the |ob right, you need the right tool. Manchester Sampling & analysis priKeduri- Lumber carriea 40 dlHerent hammers, 20 dlltarent saws. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP are m cumplvir accordana* with 20 dlltereni rulers, 10 dlltarent squares, 9 different curreni I S t P A PniUKols planes, hundreds of drill and router bits. They carry heniwoods in 1" and 2" stock and specialty plywoods In oak, birch, knotty pine, mahogany and poplar. •John Deere Credit Card purchases 18% APR and 50< minimum monthly Finance Charge after Custom Mlllwork GUARANTEED IN WRITING! Feb. 24.1989, except as otherwise required by law. The new Manchester Lumber will continue their 82 year tradition of personalized sarvicet. Thair Millwork Department can make special size end pie-hung doors. They can custom make windows or cut and legioove MANCHESTER LUMBER IAWN a LEISURE sash and lit them to old windows. They can duplicate “The Contractors’ Choice, The Homeowners’ Helper ’ 1 Sales, Service & Sharpening many moMInge. Thit ie especially Important In leatois- FREE ESTIMATES tlon work. If you need to have lumber planed or desire 401 NEW STATE ROAD 643-5144 Rt. 44, Coventry • 742-6103 an unusual size mental, the Manchester Lumber Millwork Department cen do III______HOURS; Monday through Saturday 7:00 to 5:00 ALL PRICES CASH AND CARRY ONLY 3 MIIm East ol Bolton Notch MASTER CARO AND VISA ACCEPTED 291-9353 Hours. M-Sat. 9-4 / T, W. Th. 9-5:30 / Fri. 9-7 SO. WINDSOR Try creative, inexpensive ways to decorate s Making allowances

the color you love best. This elements. Bv Barbara Mayer makes the new place your own in . Begin your wall arrangements for ‘handicapable’ JCPenney Custom Decorating The Associated Press a special way," she said. about six inches from the ceiling Another of Ryan’s tips is to with the largest Item in the center The American Movers Associa­ paint at least two walls and the of the group, moving out and tion found that over 46 million By The Associated Press been substantial improvements; ceiling of the living room in a down as you go. If the room is •g people or 20 percent of the strong color you like. Place the small, it will be dramatized. If lightweight wheelchairs made population changed their address largest piece of furniture you large, you will have warmed It up If you’re making do with a chpir mobility easier; health care last year. have against one of the colored considerably. You will also have you can’t get out of, a faucet you techniques made us healthier; Those contemplating a move or walls, thus creating an instant hidden most of the color or can’t turn on or any number of computers have enhanced the finding themselves in new quar­ home products that don’t make ability to work and sports equip­ S a v e 50% focal point. pattern you don’t like. - ilia Regal Satin Custom ters may well be facing the Often the biggest disappoint­ Gain a fresh perspective in a allowances for an aging body, ment has made recreation possi­ quandary of how to make a house Draperies ment with new quarters is that new place by moving your hang on. ble. We are now at the point where a home in a short period of time they contain some large decora­ furniture and accessories around American industry may be the technologies are available, Our finest collection in 100 custom and how to do that without tion you simply can’t abide. so they are in a different room coming to the rescue in the but we need rehabilitation servi­ colors coordinated with Regal Plush spending a great deai of extra It* Maybe it’s olive green wall-to- from the last place. forseeable future, and 1988 may ces to assist people.” he said. carpeting. money. wall carpeting or a wallpaperyou eventually be known as the year Some interior designers were Also save 35-50% on 360 custom know you’ll never be happy with. Bedroom chests, mirrors and attitudes began to change to­ “ THE BIGGEST PROBLEM of drapery fabrics on sale. asked to offer suggestions to heip While awaiting the time (and bedside tables can go into the wards physical disability. many individuals who want to be Americans out of theirdifficulties Save 30% off top treatments, bed­ money) to change it, try camou- foyer or living room. Several recent examples indi­ more active is gaining access to and the group came up with some spreads and decorator specialty fiage first. If you hate the carpet One quick way to give furniture cate growing interest in harness­ information and training in the items, such as toss pillows and useful tips. or other flooring and the color a whole new look is to camouflage ing technology to permit an use of the new products and in For example, Scottsdale, headboards. doesn’t go with what you have, it. 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The argument was addition, you can choose quarter, With dozens of stock sizes and once much simpler to solve; half and full circles for special By Barbara Mayer house full of rustic furniture,” back to work. ville, Ind., where he now manu­ shapes to offer, plus custom- wood, a natural insulator, was the spaces, triangles and oval tops picked up in Putnamvillle. A free The Associated Press said Joyce Haley, a Conran’s factures about 40 designs, all catalogue of the furniture, which made shapes to fit the eccentric natural choice. Metal was cold to and “ eyebrows.” You also have According to Gilbom, who furniture buyer. “ But at this point made of hickory. The pieces are includes porch swings, rocking spaces, the replacement-window the touch, tended to corrode and the opportunity to fit special It’s a topsy turvy world; trees it’s become a perennial.” She spent 12 years researching the industry is booming. In part, this was quick to conduct precious spaces and create dramatic ar­ style and its history with special distributed through interior chairs, tables and beds. Is availa­ used to be outside the house and says rustic furniture is popular designers. ble from ’The Department of is because so many older homes heat right out of the room. Vinyl, chitectural effects. emphasis on its development in furniture inside. Nowadays, rus­ now because It reflects a “ casual, . Correction, Room 803, State Of­ have windows that are inefficient while long popular in Europe, had Most lumberyards and home tic furniture incorporating bark back-to-earth sensibility.” New York State’s Adirondack ’The furniture must be ordered region, virtually every part of the fice Building, Indianapolis, Ind. or inoperable ... and in parti barely been heard of in the United centers offer a number of stock and branches is bringing the tree According to Craig Gilbom, and paid for ahead of time and tree was used for furniture — 46204. because new windows offer new States prior to 1975. sizes and shapes. For more indoors. author of "Adirondack furniture twigs, branches, tmnk, burls and opportunities for good looks and But today, there’s been a elaborate choices, check with a ’The Adirondack cabin look has and the Rustic Tradition,” roots. At its simplest, the furni­ easy living at much less cost than laudable amount of “ intermar­ window specialist. Not only can been appropriated by Ralph (Abrams), rustic furniture and a major remodeling. riage” among the three, with he show you virtually everything architecture are enjoying new ture is simple branches — bark Lauren as one of his theme home and all — wedged or tied together New windows will provide an homeowners reaping the benef­ in a manufacturer’s line, (Marvin furnishings collections. Twig fur­ cachet all across the country. “ In COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL almost instant facelift for any its. All-wood windows may have Windows, for instance, offers the Adirondacks alone, there are and augmented with whatever niture has appeared on the covers other materials are handy to home, even when you’re replac­ plastic snap-in pane dividers; 5,000 standard shapes and sizes of Metropolitan Home and Better at least 20 craftsmen turning out ing the same style in the same wood and metal vrindows come including round tops, circles and twig and other types of rustic make utilitarian tables and Homes & Gardens. chairs. space. And while glassmaking vinyl-clad on the exterior so they elliptical transom windows for ’The so-called Adirondack chair furniture,” he add^. J. Gallo & Sons may be one of the world’s oldest never need refinishing; and vinyl patios and terraces), he can also is being made by at least half a Gilbom, director of the Adiron­ industries, today’s glass is differ­ windows can be designed to look expedite orders for custom-made dozen American companies and dack Museum in Blue Mountain AT FIRST, THE author, whose Landscape Contractors ent; It’s educated. It can distin­ so much like wood that they’d fool windows. Andersen Windows will cloned in offshore furniture facto­ Lake, N.Y., says the heyday for field of study is more orthodox guish between the nice, bright a termite (though it would never make up and ship any non- GROW ING PANES — Homeowners no longer have to ries in Eastern Europe, Taiwan rustic furniture made in the historic American furniture and 112 Hartford Turnpike ■ Tolland, GT light waves you want in your bite, one of the many attractions curved, fixed window in four and Korea, explained a furniture Adirondacks was between about decorative arts, the subject mat­ home, and those you don’t — like put up with drafty windows that consume their heating of non-wood units). weeks’ time. And a spokesman buyer. 1875 and 1925 when families of ter was merely a diversion. It the ultraviolet rays that over­ 871-2485 ■ 644-2125 and cooling dollars. Replacement windows and sliding What to consider for Pella Windows swears it takes ’The Adirondack chair has been great wealth occupied luxurious, became a serious project as he work your air conditioner and less than eight weeks for the “ Old went on locating and visiting giass doors can be custom made and installed in a matter Ultimately, your choice will one of the biggest recent furniture rustic Adirondack lodges. Custom Design and Installation Uwns, Shrubs, Walks & Patios fade your curtains and World elves we keep in our success stories. It has been remote lodges furnished with upholstery. of weeks. boil down to two major criteria; Complete Line o f Landscape Materials placement and style. Where is the workshops” to handcraft any selling to the masses for $150 or so THE RICH FAMILIES approp­ unique pieces of furniture. window shape you can come up , Fast, Professional Service at Affordable Prices Glass that works for you while it looks like normal glass, it for easy cleaning. window going? What will it do in an assemble-yourself version riated the traditional furniture “ One of things I feel best about with. New coatings developed for has the thermal properties of a Marvin Windows has taken the there? Must it open and close? — painted teal this year — at and architectural decor made of is finding the early makers and today’s “ intelligent” windows 10-inch thick brick wall. In coated glass process a step Would a vented, non-operable In short, where there’s a wall Conran’s. trees, twigs, burls and roots and rescuing their names from obliv­ ■ ■ turn a way outside heat rays in the winter, compared with old, further, replacing the air in the unit serve the purpose? Do you there’s a way to open it up to fresh Walk into almost any furniture other materials such as rawhide, ion,” he said. summer; come winter, they’ll single-pane windows, double­ insulating glass unit with Argon want the more expensive true air, light and sunshine. store that caters to a young crowd canvas and raffia and made it Gilbom found that not all the turn the warmth back into your pane windows made with Com­ gas (a colorless, odorless gas divided “ lights,” or would snap- and you’re likely to see on display fashionable for a brief time. rustic furniture in the area had rooms. The idea works for air fort E glass can reduce heat loss found in the atmosphere), which out grills serve the purpose? the familiar outdoor chair made But though the wealthy went on been made in the Adirondacks. conditioning as well, with the 66 percent by retaining interior provides lower heat conductance If your goal is to enhance the Focus on stairs of wooden slats along with other to something else after the late Much of it was transported to the coated glass holding in the cooled furnace heat. They also capture than air. It allows light to pass style and design of your home, a examples of rustic furniture. 1920s, the style itself never area from Indiana. air. On double-glazed windows, more solar energy from the through to brighten interiors, but remember that standard double- The most visible portion of any completely died out, added 1 such coatings can be as efficient winter sun. reduces glare and lowers lighting hung windows are only the RUSTIC FURNI’TURE is used Gilbom. A prolific supplier was Old stairway is its risers, that is, the Hickory Furniture Co. of Mar­ as triple glazing when it comes to “ Low E” glass, created by costs in addition to filtering out beginning; today’s many window to provide atmosphere in hotels During the Depression in the vertical members between the tinsville, Ind., a company making cutting energy loss, according to applying reflective film to or ultraviolet rays. options may surprise you. You’ll treads. To achieve a quick and and restaurants, too, says Bob 1930s, mstic shelters, fencing major manufacturer PPG Indus­ suspending it between panes of find bay windows, bqw windows, Welsh who manufactures chairs, bridges and benches were in­ furniture from 1900 to 1945. dramtic decorative effect, cover Recently that firm was recon­ tries, Inc. PPG’s Sungate coated insulated glass, has been on the Materials casements that crank open, each riser with a wallcovering tables and cabinetry made of stalled in a number of national stituted by Welsh, who bought the glass, used by many American market for less than five years. The glass itself is only part of hopper windows hinged at the border trimmed to fit the riser hickory — bark and all. and state parks and along high­ company name and furniture window-makers, has a barely Energy-wise, it’s a great leap the energy story, however. Much bottom, awning windows hinged height. “ We don’t expect to sell, nor ways. he said, often as part of the visible coating that eliminates forward, well worth the extra 10 of the draft you may be feeling at the top, windows that slide and —Home Mechanix would we want to see, a whole New Deal’s efforts to get men designs and moved it to Shblby- drafts and stays warm to the to 15 percent it may cost initially. around your old windows proba­ touch, allowing for oversized You may be more familiar with bly comes from cracks around windows and large glass walls another glass to look for when the frames themselves. The win­ we’ve come to admire ... ail you’re window shopping; “ insu­ dow industry calls this “ infiltra­ without cutting down on the light lated” giass. This is two panes of tion,” and you can caulk for itself. glass with air space trapped in seasons to come without curing it The window industry calls this between. The air provides4nvisi- — another reason for considering new coated product “ Low E” ble but highly effective insula­ replacement windows. Because I Better Stones & Gardens glass. “ E” stands for “ emissiv- tion, so the more there is of it, the these come in complete units with ity” (how much heat the glass better. The norm is Vi- to '/i-inch highly effective weatherstripping emits), and the lower the rating, air space, but you may find more. already sealed in place, they’re the more energy-efficient your Pella Windows’ glazing system an ideal solution. new window will be. AFG calls traps nearly an inch of air The ‘traditional material for their Comfort E glass “ the between the exterior pane and the replacement window frames is transparent insulation” because inside glass, which is removable wood, but it’s worth investigating 3 MAIN ST. ■ EAST HARTFORD (rc*r) Emission tests for woodstoves COLLECTOR PRINTS LOCATED BEHIND ZAYRE’S ■ Double Matted IN THE PUTNAM PLAZA ■ Ready-to-Frame Wood stoves, once the darling. rH A B l.F A i of the environmentally conscious, • 1 8 0 0 •Kh Available at have been, as it turns out, major v n c s o c K i ■ LANDSCAPE STONE sources of air pollution. Accord­ ing to Better Homes and Gardens’ WALLSTONE ■ FLAGSTONE Remodeling Ideas, that condition is rapidly changing. ■ DECORATIVE VENEER To meet the new emission I MULTI-COLOR QUARTZITE standards, many stoves are being equipped with catalytic combus­ ■ SQUARE CUT GRANITE tors, which recycle and rebum this smoke. 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