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coNWiNiiMce. This a NO RAYMBNTt b td rd e m Colanlal Is Up te 3 veers. KMs your ft- loMfsd nsor thopplns, flonelai a c u itie s t oedbye, SCRANTON TAKE A LOOK tcnoels, bus lint and Aveie fereclesure. Cetch up Friday, JuriaS, 1B87 f O C f n t t rtcrtollonal artas. cMMtM.pirswni en lots poymewts such OS first OHhveiJN exsoume vneoun fermol Llvlnoonddln- Or OVOOno mOrr^OVO Or OTOII AMO setdor usee CMM~. 1986 int rooms) eovtrtd eutstoadlne credh eerd btlls. eewi see NMAMowe Oh leew front porch and o born Keep your home free end LINCOLN Blade J stylo poroot. Pricod clear without liens. Pod •rOOOOIOAfUyAN M4,PM tor Immodlott soft! credit er left payment his­ DAKOTA 'll.e id TOWN CAR tory Is net a problem. Kindly » Ml Jobless rate Blanchard !■ Resstfto. •7 «9TH AVI (I) A years, the Jobless RmrcmRTrr~6r5nd Close te 1-64, 1st and Fairfield, off West. Sat­ 4Dr.MuilCFFMH.FMWD. MOFEOt the to night hours required by threatening to arrest those who hotels. Mayor Tom Bradley prom ts^ L. Noi^vood, said In congressional rate has dropped from a high of 10.8 with unlaue layout. 14 x 3nd floor suites availa­ urday 6/6, 9-9. Rain AM..OM«w.p«nDiw,Ae. police would not make arrests new duplex. 3 bed­ THH DUM. Riu DU. TXMi H. m q TW Northeast to qualify tor solo flight. refused to move. By the time police moved In at 7 testimony. percent In November 1961. 33 living room and 14 x ble. Rent Includes utili­ m s s date 6/13. General mer­ Cycle Insurance, when beds and shelter were not 33 cathedral celllnged room, ivy both, all CNpN 807171. NwNtEft Competitiveempetitive r a te s . Durocher said. "I should have done something p.m., some transients had al­ In contrast, a separate survey of kitchen, dining room, appliances,heat In­ ties. Peterman Build- chandise. 646-7037. MoMnga DUn WpM. Mm OMW The state medical examiner's about this a long time ago," said ready left. Wooden pallets used available, and the city attorney Ms. Norwood noted before the Inp Com pony. $49-9404. TS e e to good home 3 MMNnHtDM 6amt day cover apt. non-agricultural payrolls showed groot room combina­ cluded. Quiet dead end year old German short n r O A B A V June 4. Mqny plant avollobit. office said Wednesday that the two Police Chief Daryl Gates, who for construction of sidewalk shan­ declared he would not prosecute employment growth of only 188,000, congressional Joint Economic tion, 3 bodrooms In­ street. ••30/month. Alices for rent. Aeosona- holred Pointer. Heol- Wom-4pm. Microwave L lit PrtoB *14,990 Call Judy or Janet at men died of multiple fractures and Initiated the crackdown Thurs­ ties were upended and tossed into those arrested because the city the lowest monthly increase of the Committee that the biggest drop — cluding 13 X 34 master. Lease, security, and ble rotes. Including all thy,llcense, hos shots. even, Mople coffee ta- ♦h9 Crockett Agency. Internal injuries. day in a downtown area of about the street, along with discarded had Insufficient shelters. S.e percentage points — came In the Clydi DlBcount •1.200 year. FIroplaced 1st floor references required. utilities. Call $43-7173 646-6703.______bln, curtains, ether 643-1377. Cameron and McCutcheon were 80 blocks. The number of home­ mattresses, barbecues and worn- One man was eager to collect a first two years of the recovery. family room, lower 633-61SS. er 647-9333. miscellaneous house­ The payroll gains were essen­ MAVTNA. Free to good •13,790 probably returning to Ellington less there had been estimated at out furniture. voucher. "Maybe It will give me tially limited to the service side of Improvements In the Jobless rate level rec room, 3 cor fXXSSTiSTlTrTTii- hold Items, niek nocks. time to get my thoughts to­ home. 3 mole cats, S3 O v e rla n d S tre e t, P l u BuIck RebatB - b o o * Airport from Bralnard Airport In 1, 000. Gates said police had received the economy. Employment in hos­ then slowed. garage. 1.15 acre lot room. Lease, no pets. neutered, 1 female. AM 0 gether." said Thomas Shannon. with view. D. W. Fish •433. NO utilities. 643- M anchw ter. Hartford when the crash occurred, Chanting "Shame, shame, repeated complaints about home­ pital and business services, such as declowed, have all m r Durocher said. Who was piloting shame, the world's watching." less people disrupting business in 28. of Memphis, Tenn. "I don't Ms. Norwood, however, noted Realty. 643-1391 or $71- 4793 or 333-0776. K r shots. iw yeors old. f AA Idle, backyard. Sot- data processing, accounted for today that, "over the last six 1400.O urdoy Ju n e s. 6-4. Block You Pay $12,990 the craft when It down will homeless activist Ted Hayes the Skid Row area, which In­ want to go hack to the streets," more than one-third of the gains. MXMdtliLfiA. iV y Call 647-0649. Keep ‘wOMACiiMNMIi IMAM ' rinreSTtrSfier lonSem never be known because the helic­ berated the police show of force. cludes wholesale fish and pro­ But Hayes said hotels being months ... the pace of decline In M ANCHESTER. »ie4,9D0. rooms, 1st floor. Ap­ cSFFcoSIKHSar^i^- trying I Loquer tobies, child­ wheel with 3 electric Employment In the finance. Insu­ unemployment picked up, with the Super large rooms pliances, on bus linn. mouthpert. 4 bedroom, ren's heodiNid^ twin, brake durms. All lltee opter has dual controls, he sold. Only one arrest was reported duce operations, stores and offered by the city were unsulta rance and real estate sectors rose highlight this beautiful V 3 both house. Available other household Items, PIYDF ...... 872-91 1 1 Durocher characterised Ca­ during the sweep, police Sgt. Joe warehouses. hie. "They’re dangerous. There is rate dropping by 0.0 percent since Lease, security, $330. werklnp with heovy by about 18,000. last November." 6 room Colonial 14 x 33 649-4931. monthly or I weeks REMOVE GREASE and clothes, shoes, ether L /L T U C b u ic k , INC...... duly ramto. 6V4i toot meron as a "very conscientious Van Huss said early today. He Gates said the area's high filth, drugs and vermin.” he said, Manufacturing employment held tlroploced living room, during Late June, July, rust from outdoor metol miscellaneous. 131 Mo- oxeit. aiin. Scotl or flight instructor." had no details on tlie reason for crime rate also prompted the adding that Jail also was an guyLik. 4 rooms, August or September. p I e Street, steady at about 19 million but Most of the recent declines in dining room and 13 x 30 adults preferred. No tumiturs the easy way. Ike. 743-67Sa.D Allan Cameron. Glenn's father, the arrest. crackdown on transients violat­ unacceptable alternative be­ construction employment “rose a unemployment have been among firoplacod, panfried Drive to beaches. Quiet Just dip a cloth In turpen­ Manchester.______cause it Is crowded and pets. References and residential area. Fur­ said this morning that his son had Those living illegally on Skid ing ordinances against sleeping little less than expected tor this adults, both men and women, while kitchen with .oppllon- security. 9300 per tine and rub the metol fA 6 sale. ksuMi-famfly. been flying tor two years and had Row sidewalks had been warned and amassing belongings on dangerous. cos and boy window. 14 nished. Call for detolls until spots dlsoppeor. To 38-19 Auburn Rood, time of the year and, after leasonal the rate for teen-agers has shown month. Fhllbrlck If lnterest!id. (617)363- trained at Northeast before becom­ adjustment, was down slightly little Improvement. X 33 master bedroom, Agency. $46-4300. sell Idle Items the easy Manchester. Some­ THE I screened proch. Pro­ 4374. w o y, use a lesweest od In thing for everyone. ing an Instructor. Flying helicop­ fessionally landscaped L f U Alb type. Portly tur- cigssifled. Ju ne 6. M . ters was "hls life's ambition since lot garage. D. W. Fish nlshed. Working single he was a small fella." Cameron Realty. 643-1391 or B71- mole preferred. No said. 1400. o pets. Loose. 643-3M0. lHwcIniidlaa* |^gyg}fixwt Automotiva About the risk involved. Cameron Panel vice chairman says investigation hindered ^ a N ^ H E S T E R . (Invest- i ^bbMS. Portly fur- said, "He accepted that tact, I ment) 3 family. Conve- nlshed. Heat. Working accepted that tact and his mother single mole preferred. publicly disclosed the diversion of Hakim based his refusal on meeting, citing the same privilege nient. $139,900. iBoSCSTTninniSytos^ accepted that fact." WASHINGTON (AP) - The vice Contra hearing, Sen. Warren Rud- Respond Box A c/o No pets. Loose. $4}-mo chairman of the Senate investigat­ man, R-N.H., objected to franlan- Iran arms sale proceeds to the attorney-client privilege because because Secord said O rttn was Now ovoliable me re- The funeral for Cameron will be Nicaraguan Contra rebels. lawyer Thomas Green was present representing him. Manchester Herald. fF FTgiiaeV ppori- mm velutlenorv new 31' lALI at$es held Saturday In Northampton. ing committee charged today that Amerlcan businessman Albert ment. Heat and elec­ At the time of the meeting, and Hakim claimed Green was But Rudman called Green’s W esl family site iwlmmlnp Mass. unknown people were orchestrat­ Hakim's refusal to testify about a Side. Newer 3 family. tricity Included. xPiiffhSffiiriiSdTr peel with huge tun S R S v V M e n t g 73 .V - l, 1 ing efforts to block crucial informa­ meeting he had with his partner Justice Department lawyers had representing him. Secord, a retired representation of Hakim Into quee- 9 •378/month. Referen- •rl^aler, UO er bMt Calling hours for McCutcheon are Air Force major general who tion. He brought out that within M ove-In condition. SrS. deck, tsndnp, tlllar, K D m w a w r tion from reaching congressional Richard V. Secord and White House been searching North’s flies since Only 009,900. Klernan c n required. Call after otter, coll ^M 43 er loddsrs, ond worrpntse from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the Nov. II, and Meese had Interviewed worked with Hakim on arms sales days Haktm hired Richard Janlt as 4:aoem. a47-390a. 743-19I3. iMMitaioNaa James T. Pratt Funeral Service in panels trying to unravel the Iran- aide Oliver North lest Nov. 14. The o lty. $49-1147. ter only P97t. Plnone- rodiotor,etc. Dotse at Monehsttar. Conn. Hili lit eoy nt June 1917. Contra affair. meeting occurred the day before North personalty at the Justice to Iran and aid to the Contraa, had M'AHCRtITIIUrapm s, Ino AyallotMtl Don't •iSOO/bMt otter, will •ei-os Wethersfield. The funeral Is Mon­ Department the day before. earlier refused to discuss the Ptense tern te gage • adults preferred. No be left euti Act nowl e jm Inspection. $<•- day at 9:30 a m. At the outset of today's Iran- Attorney General Edwin Meese Iff pets, no Cell peter at 1-«0 «^ cor. tecurll^ 70»S. B)a-3t8-liai. ences. $4Mf ’"TVB.rsRiaf™ T O D A Y ’S HFKAl D awar" H g T W n T o i r conSfRon- Coventry, state step up patrols at lake m O B T U , ( l ) . l ^ A m A o b a i 9t9 9Br g aR s. 8 7Cfirnne3!Tea!ni^ S7, •6M eoch, 1 year eld. 4 now Botlt I t T Z - ft'iSMrsiia'OiawffjfeBr - ■" FO R R EN T ‘ M4W4 SiM S ^ iwilth. •m eoch. *41-9179. bort, lunr oof. 3 toctor y h^lne will review thel bedroom Trl-level Con­ ignoring boating and other recrea­ said he wants the matter brought to the speed on the lake to 40 mph. dominium with one cor 3 Bedroom, 1 H belh, tuHy Keep trvlnei______olumlnum rims, Mb By Jacqueline Bennett Court frtBB BBSBlB NtcoBBity quBBtlonod « plus privote U ln Irt^.'W pirwi- motor runt, body pood Herald Corrtipondtnt tion regulathms. Hodge said those the attention of the governor. However, tn an April 80 letter to the ry room. Central metely TOM. CoO *46, txcqpt roar ouerttrs problems have grown in recent Capt. John Overturt of the East town. John Anderson, acting com­ A federal appeals couVt has lifted Democratic legislative keadera •tr, tIMtnp gloss door* seeurlty dsposll. ‘ NO m m u m L 0071 or 774-4*43 tor m d poBSShBsr dgpr. •i$ e i COVENTRY — Boaters, beware. years and created hatardouscondi- Hampton division of the DEP said missioner of the DEP, said the a freete on 11.88 billion in assets of say they’re not convbieed nsMClal to privato deck. M l Ptl%»mn«o. ^ sements.p All Isothtr Intsmr. Beefed-up supervision at Coven­ tfons on the lake. Tuesday that hls office had not ordinance can not takeeffect until it Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, session is needed to reeoive a $»r thowinps. $134M.^ • Bsdtoom Townhouse ROTOTILLINO r Horse, sH (town ^so lq and buckofs. ^ eeev e t th h Oeelilen hee been hlee In the Tew n Clerk’s eh try Lake by state and local offlcials Earlier this week. Harvey R. received any complaints this year Is published in the annual Connecti­ saying the matter raises poUticai controversial buaincas tax MU. But Roplty World. •46-7709. tractor mower. Modal Boat attar. ANa I new about problems at the lake. cut Digest of Boating Laws. The they quickly add that It that’s what with hilly epplleneed Home gardens, has begun and will continue Barrette Jr., a member of the and foreign policy questfons ou tside kNehen, heel end hot wir> imiVeerspId.RRcel- through the summer, according to Parks and Recreation Commission "If we receive a complaint, we digest will not be printed again until the scope of U.S. courts. "A dictator the governor wants, that’s whst uiweHBITBA:'l Ul- tree esUmateg. CPAditlpn.OMlIii-.OMM and a lake-area resident, crUtcised take Immediate action." Overturt lOM can do whatever he can get away they’ll do. Story on page 4. 7 Dated at MonchesHr. CT IM t 4lh dev St June, 19*7. Ibwn Manager Harold Hoftgo IWITI tVwTWIW^Vf VP* lAAB m iRH, I dear, Call Clyde and OIMI "My advice fo boaters who plan the DEP for Inadequate supervi­ said. Overiurf admitted, therefore, with. A court In this country simply Plfei^B; ControlTy sion of the lake, both this year and Overturf said a DEP officer was that there is no speed limit on the cannot second-guess how that I n d t x IPCPtPP B o b s . 0 tt-0 0 0 Y. to use the lake this weekend Is to w ^ wtth umbrtfle, 4 keep speeds under 40 mph," Hodge during busy sumnter seasons in the at the state boat-launch area off lake. The only way to keep speeds power is exercised," Judge Alex iiiuiuniip UIV1I w onv i MPdlHanlriB, powor past. Lake Street lost weekend He down is to enforce reckless opera­ M p$B*$< 0 becUoitfe metchrng chaise brakes, stoarinB. 8 •aid'Thureday. Kotinskl said. Story on page 8. spbeed. starea Hodge said a local officer will be believes a DEP officer will be at tion laws. Advics_ 17 Lollsry. leunpe, otf wtth cu- "That's a Judgment call," Over­ lons. Brand new. egewwe. atm . its- on marine patrol. In addition, he “IT’S HORRENDOUS. Maybe that site on weekends throughout Buslnost 81 OMtuarlss...... expects officials from the state the state wants to wait until the summer, tn addition, another turf said, adding therefore It was datsniad.Ba-M Opinion someone gets killed to do eome- DEP officer will patrol the lake by more tUfflcult to enforce. Boat IS IW M r " * luick ftn w wasea. Wsir Qiewlinenl et Rnvfren- Department of Environmental Pro­ Cloar tonight Comtes - - 10 ...... i n i R i ' w o o D ...... hay, Telsphone runns tection to supervise the erce. thlng," Barrette toM the Town boat. operation is considered reckfees if **' gin e f f t c M Council during a meeting Monday it endangers life, limb, or property, Mostly clear tonight with a low Connsctteut,^4 M ARlIRRTPrTTed- tw e cero. • tMi isnanw. 01*4, otter tom. th e nteesuree are part of an tntsrtsmmsnt M eroen,ieR»siaa, Score mhd- effort to crack down on high- night, "ft’s like a too out there." BECAUSE OP SIMILAR prob­ said Overturt. around 80. Mostly aunny Saturday Bid 0 wymt rqqm with a high 1« to 78. Details on page Focus— .10 UB./#srM~6,7 0ViV09^ BBOTVBVfwwfVn VMiV dlwN^me«Miirs. IV iovaifOWto^Wfwe dtoill^iETSw w - tb s BeeeH m iM has d iu eie te ereM the eervne. powered boats traveling at exces­ Barrette asked that the DEP be lems last year, the Town Council Wto reeklPB contacted about the problems. He passed a boating ordinance limiting Ptestae iu r« ta gage • 2. Local newa_0, • N!W l T ,.1 s3!N. sive speeds, as well as people 0 a ' lalteliiaat. irvar nF5B*lsPitw8nF CTTOLfRgjf ggy ■wiwnve ffi ovufti Avenue. MOvpv 4$aa a w d i 'HE //EA^HEP

I a m coacdid. ‘TIm leliMarMifp fa prosmtsd to tba aanlgr attsM iiif tiM IMMM L66R mad RefigtMM idkool wKb aa gotataadhif aeadanile n c o fd , Naab, wlw had Indicated he Balder, (Be sea o( Dr. aad Mrs. probably weoM be a candidate, said Heary 1. SaMer, le a aeaior at RHAM tMs week he wm seek Ms first, fufi HlfB Scbeel la Habroa, He la a r«»wfVw«[|77~1 A Day In Th« Ufa two^ear term. Naab was ap- aiembar ot the ffatieaal Honor pointed to the board last year to nil SoeMy, the wind onaomBlo, and In a aingla day, Americana watch a total of about 030 a vacancy. taanw in varsity wrestling, cross­ Atl:ilttn' million hours of television, but they still find time to S H c m ih s 'i OCtJiHt Cassano said tMs week he enjoys country and track and floM. make 998,170,710 local phone calls. They smoke more serving as a director, and needs to Ha fdans to attend Ponnattylvania W»»li>ngt3-| than 1.3 Mllion cigarettes each day, guzzle almost 16 remain an elected official to remain State UnlvoraKy School of Englnoor- Ing in tbAall. f'lK/(f Wr'.H/ A/< '.Americans read 67 million newspapers while drinking Conference of Municipalities. Mme of the 348 million cups of coffee they consume They Join Dennocratlc Mayor HIckay Joins w A J daily. It’s no wonder we generate more than 602,700 Barbara B. Weinberg in seeking re-election to the board. Two of the gambling panti J tons of garl^age per day. Showers in East, Texas seven other directore—Republican Wllllatn V. Hickey of Manchester DO YOU KNOW — How many millions are in a Tbomaa H. Ferguson and Demo­ has begun Ms duties on the state trillion? crat Stephen T. Penny — have said Southwest and Northwest they probably will not seek re- Gaming Policy Board, which over­ THURSDAY’S ANSWER - Most hairbrush bristles ars election. _ sees the Division of Special Revenue. He was sworn in last Friday, and Sv Tlif AtMClotad PrMt (or tba aoutbam and aoutbwaat- mads (rom nylon. Democrat Peter P. DIRosa Jr. IT Ms first official act will come today am aactlona o( tba atata. ^5*07 • KnowlDdoe Unlifnlted, foe. 1907 said Thursday he will make a final Thundaratonna and ahowara when he nominates William Ferris of Flooding Tburaday promptad decision in a week or so, but he is Glastonbury for a position with the M ichael Snider (all today from Naw England and leaning heavily toward running U u Taxaa autboiitlaa to avacuata 6S Division of Special Revenue, he said. tba Carolinaa to Taxaa, cauaing A Ntwipiptr hi Cducitlon Profritn paopla (roffl Sblnar about M mllaa iff ■gain. Hickey, a retired state police sergeant, serves as a labor agent flaab (looda In watarloggad aoutbaaat o( Auatin and SB m l- Taxaa, and atorma dampanad tba The Manchester Herald The two other Democrats — for the Connecticut State Police Union. He had been nominted for danta o( naarby Hallatavllla. James F. "Dutch” Fogarty and a four-year term on the Gaming Policy Board In April, and the Nortbwaat and daaart Soutbwaat. Kenneth N. Tedford - have Indi­ Flaab (looda ware raportad In Hallcoptara wara uaad to raacua nomination yvas approved by the General Assembly. cated they probably will seek Hickey, a Parker Street resident, has lived in Manchester for Ataacoaa and Frio countlaa Juat a youtb who waa atrandad In re-election. aoutb o( San Antonio, Taxaa, and Auatin whila tubing down a craak the past 21 years. a (laab flood watcb waa in e((act and a young awlmmar who apant Almanac Republican William J. Diana has Ferris currently works for the state Department of Motor N thraa houra clinging to a log aftar not announced his Intentions. He Vehicles. He Is Glastonbury’s Democratic town chairman, and N baing awapt down a raln-awollan Today’s wsathsr picture was drawn by ThorsssTrlpIsr of East lnriA 1QA7 could not be reached for comment. he had been a candidate last year for the 4th Senatorial District livar In San Marcoa aoutb ot Hartford, 9, a fourtlviradjr at 8t. James School, TO D A Y 'S TRIVIA: 01 which country Each party will field six-member seat. Weather Trivia Auatin. Today la tha 156lh [ I waa Adam Smith a nativo? (a) England slates, with the top nine vote- (b) Scotland (o) United States getters winning seats. Town com­ In naarby Luling, flraflghtara day o t 1987 and lha ^ 78lh day o t aprlng'. Eg mittees for both parties will en­ Salt rld00 avillibis lor grads uaad a boat to raacua thraa paopla dorse candidates next month. atrandad In tbair trallar home by CONNECTICUT WEATHER TODAY’S BARM On the Democratic side, four Those who will be celebrating local high school graduations Plum Craak floodwatara. TO D A Y 'S HISTO nVi On this day In ■Y PHN. RASTORIT people have said they want to run and don’t want to ride home drunk or with someone who Is Scattered ahowara and thun- 1948, Secretary of State Qeorge C. Why can’t good old American know­ for the opening that would be Intoxicated can call Manchester Safe Rides, the group has daratorma (all today In parta o( Marshall announced the Marshall Plan how come up with a T V tray table that created by Penny’s retirement. announced. Eastern Interior: Tonight, mostly clear. Low In a speech at Harvard University. won't collapse when a glass la put on H7 Special graduation hours will be In effect Thursday, June 11, Waahington, Oregon and Idaho. around 50. Saturday, mostly sunny. High 70 to 75. They are Joseph V. Camposeo, a Thunderatorma apawned winda TODAY'S OMTHDAYS: Adam Smith retiring school board member; for East Catholic High School, June 22 for Manchester High guating to 76 m|>h In Duaty, Central, Southwest Interior: Tonight, mostly clear. (1723): John Maynard Keynes (1883); Why don't they count the houra apant Joah Howroyd, an alternate Plan­ School and June 28 for Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Waah., on Tburaday night. Low around 50. Saturday, mostly sunny. High In the Federico Qarola Lorca (1899); Corne­ waiting to taka off when they oelculata ning and Zoning Commission Technical School. The service is available from 9:30 p.m. to 1 The Southwaatarn atorma mid 70s. lius Ryan (1920); Bill Moyers (1934) travel bonuses for frequent ftlera? member; Mary Ann Handley, a a.m. by calling 646-2180. Tburaday night generated winda Cheney National Historic District West , East Coastal: Tonight, mostly clear. T O D A Y ’S Q U O TS : "It IB batter that a Commission member: and Joan guating to 48 mph In Kingman, man should tyrannize over his bank Low in the mid 50s. Saturday, mostly sunny. High Ungard, a former town director Hsrild photo by Tuekor Aril., and pelted parta of northw- balance than over his fellow citizens" TODAY'S TRIVIA ANBWIRS: (b) Econ­ Town racsivss Foulds grant around 70. omist Adam Smith, who published who said she definitely will seek a eat Arliona with amall hall. A (ew — John Maynard Keynes. seat. The town of Manchester has been awarded $1,378 from the Mr. thundarahowera alao (ell In Northwest Hills: Tonight, mostly clear. Low 45 to 50. "Wealth of Nations” In 1776, was T O D A Y 'S M OON: Day after Scottish. Human Relations Commission Set me free and Mrs. William Foulds Foundation (or use in the town’s Nevada. Saturday, mostly sunny. High around 70. first quarter (June 4). ® iHT. NtwspAPaa DcrsRPiUM assn Chairman Robert Faucher, who swimming program, town Treasurer Roger M. Negro has Skiea were moatly clear (rom Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk last year considered a run for the Samuel Chorches, owner of Chorches Chorches had to raise ball by calling announced. the Plalna and the Miaaiaalppi Point: Winds mostly northwest 10 to 15 knots today state Legislature, said Tuesday he Since 1984, the town has received a total of 813,880 (rom the Valley to the lower Great Lakea will not run for the Board of Motors Inc., tests the sturdiness of the friends and associates to make pledges foundation, which Is advised by John F. Magnee, vice president and the Ohio and Tenneaaee through Saturday. Average seas around 1 foot through Astrograph Directors. He said he is too busy jail before being locked up. Chorches to the cancer society. ’’Some of my of the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. trust department, Negro valleys. Saturday. with his business. was Incarcerated as part of the employees who didn’t know about It said. For the Republicans, the possible American Cancer Society’s Jail & Ball looked shocked when they saw me The town Board of Directors will consider formal acceptance of list Includes former Director John the grant at its meeting next week. esteem is extremely Important today. Garside, HRC member Ronald fund-raiser, which was held Wednesday, being led away In handcuffs,” said ^ I b u r Don't leal you're better than tha o lh ^ Thursday and Friday at the Marshall's Chorches, who raised $300. guy, but also don't think of yourself at Osella. and Eighth Utilities District ^ r t h d a y lets. activist Wallace Irl^ J r. mall in the Manchester Parkade. Manchsstsr student gets ewerd SCORPIO (Ool. 24-Nov. 22) You may have to deal with an annoying Individual Ann M. Wardenburg of Manchester has been chosen one of 81 PEOPLE today. Even though you know some- Thaf$ the breaks’ outstanding vocational-technical school students by the Saturday, Juno 6,1987 tt)jng that could embarrass him or her In Connecticut Business and Industry Association’s Education front of others, don't voice It. Foundation, CBIA has announced. saw 20 years ago," Ebert, a film You'll be making Important changes to SAO ITTARIUB (Nov. 22-0#e. 21) It's Wardenburg, who attends Hartford State Technical College, 5 advance your personal Interests In the best not to use anything belonging to 5 Accuttd of assault Welcome back critic at the Sun-Times, year ahead. They'll have splendid possi­ will receive 8100. The winners were chosen from each of the said In a recent telephone friends today without permission. Herd Legislators angry that phase-in died state’s vocational-technical schools after being nominated by A bedsheet banner saying bilities of unfolding favorably, provided feelings could result II what you borrow Comic actor Jim Beluahl has their instructors (or academic excellence and leadership ability. ' been charged with aaiaultlng a "Welcome Back Carters” interview. you give them a chance to work. Is misused or broken. QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Desires lor CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jon. It) Should This is the 88th year the awards have been given. greeted (ormer President Jimmy "But these movies are really in have allowed towns to assess the other two Items. He said It had pedeitrian vyho ipit on the hood of personal gain might prompt you Into you and. your mate disagree today, try By Oaorga Loyng He attributed the blit's defeat toa a car he was driving, a Lot Carter and hla wife, Rosalynn, a different category. One name taking chances today that you normally to privately resolve It at home. If It's Harold Raportar lack of strong direction from residential property at 80 percent of been Included as a parllmentary Angelei prosecutor said. when they visited the for them is splatter films. And one wouldn't. Don't bet bundles on long- a lr ^ In public, It could make everyone legislative leaders. Its value, and co m m erd al property m aneuver to help im prove the ^lushi, 34, who followed his apartments the couple helped of the things they often have In shots. Know where to look for romance present feel uneaay. Manchester officials said Thurs­ at 70 percent. chances of classification. and you'll find It. The Astro-Qraph AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pab. I t ) Strive to The phase-in plan would have Rabiss vaccinations to be offtred older brother, John, to fame on helped renovate for 10 homeless common Is the mutilation and day they were disappointed and THE MEASURE was dragged Thom pson said he has been Matchmaker set Instantly reveals which be a positive thinker today. If you begin allowed towns to gradually Impose NBC's "Saturday Night Live," families. sadistic torture of women." angry that the Generic Assembly down In the controversy over two assured the phase-ln will be consi­ The town will conduct a low cost antl-rables vaccination clinic signs are romentically parted lor you. by anticipating negative results, you will higher assessments over five years was charged Thursday with mis­ "It's one of the most exciting Ebert said he had learned from killed tax phase-in legislation Wed­ other Items on the same bill. 'The dered again If there Is a special Sunday from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the town fire headquarters on Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ tulllll your prophecy. following a revaluation of real demeanor assault and battery, and rewarding things we've ever paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH nesday. The legislation would have House of Representatives sent the session. However, he said there Is video store operators that teen­ PISCES (Feb. 20-Maroh 20) A gossipy estate. Manchester Is currently Center Street. done," Carter said Thursday of 44101-3428. helped the town lessen the financial entire measure back to committee no guarantee It would be treated laid Deputy City Attorney Peter agers are big renters of "Faces of friend might try to probe Into something undergoing a revaluation, which All dogs 6 months of age or older must be vaccinated and the renovation performed by CANCBR (June 21-July 22) You can't today that you want to keep secret. This bui^n on property owners when on Wednesday, the last day of the separately, or that It would pass. Covelle. Death,” which purports to show will be u s ^ for tax bills next year. licensed by the end of June, according to state law. Belushl is accused of attacking volunteer! and the future resi­ slayings. Other popular titles be all things to all people today, so person Is a skillful Investigator, so be next year's revaluation takes Legislature’s regular session. If phase-ln Is not considered At a cost of 80 per animal, the vaccination is good for three dents under the sponsorship of don't exhaust yoursall trying. Those you oaralul you're not caught oft guard. effect. during the special sum m er session, Bobby Ray Henaon, a 43-year-old Include “lisa. She-Wolf of the "Nobody was opposed to phase- AN ATTEM PT to reach a com­ years in dogs over 1 year old. Dogs 3 months to 1 year old must be Habitat for Humanity. try to please the most may appreciate It ARIES (March 21-April It) Where ma­ "I'm slightly discouraged be­ Thom pson said it m ay be possible to Santa Monica accountant, on Jan. SS,” "Make Them Die Slowly,” the least. in. It Just got caught In the middle.” promise proposal between Demo­ revaccinated one year later. jor Issues are concerned, you and your cause this is something we wanted pass It during next year's session 3. Henson said he spit on Belushi's The former president, who had "Bloodsucking Freaks” and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) When chasing mate are likely to sea eye to aye today. said state Rep. John W. Thompson. cratic legislators and Gov. William All animals must be restrained on leashes. as an option.” said Mayor Barbara and make it retroactive to help BMW automobile because It worn overatli when he worked on "2,000 Maniacs," he said. around today, keep one eye on your But disagreements over trivlalltlea D-Manchester, Immediately after A. O'Neill, who opposed classifica­ B. Weinberg. Manchester property owners. almost hit him, Covette said. the gutted tenement in 1984 and Ebert and Siskel, an entertain­ own speedometer and the other eye on could generate angry words. the bill’s defeat. Thompson had tion. failed during a Wednesday "It's a disappointment to the When the revaluation is finished, Beluahl got out of his car and 1988, returned in a Jacket and tie ment writer for the Chicago the motorists sharing the roads with TAUR US (April 20-May 20) Usually you introduced the phase-ln bill earlier afternoon caucus. O'Neill had pro­ community," said Deputy Mayor it Is expected to result in a dramatic attacked Henson while his back to pose for pictures as his book 'Tribune, are hosts of a nationally you. ire a rather tenacious peraon, but to­ this year. posed a state fund that towns could Directors to meet with public VIRQO (Aug. 23-tapl. 22) To avoid pet­ day you could be both Impatient and Peter P. DIRosa Jr. However, he increase In the value of most real publisher presented a $8,000 A proposal that would have use to ease the shock of revaluation. was turned, Covette said. Hen­ syndicated weekly TV program ty squabbles with friends today, have an sareless. Your behavior might negative­ and Weinberg said they hoped the estate In Manchester since the last The Board of Directors will conduct a public session June 18 check to Habitat tor Humanity. exempted firms from paying a O'Neill, though, told legislators son's head hit the pavement, and on the movies. understanding In advance that every­ ly affect co-workers. measure, or another one that would time the properties were assessed from 0:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the directors’ office In the Municipal he suffered a broken tooth and The Carters received a plaque one Is to pick up his or her own tab. benefit taxpayers, will be passed sales tax on business transactions at the close of the session late ® IN7. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. In 1977 Building. cuts requiring 13 stitches, the from the building's tenant associ­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Proper sell- during a spwlal General Assembly with their subsidiaries and a Wednesday evening he m ay call the Future meetings will be held on the first Tuesday of each month prosecutor said. ation that concluded, "We love session this summer. measure to allow towns, to assess General Assembly back to a special These higher assessments will Another lawsuit commercial property at higher session this summer to deal with bring In more tax revenue, and from 9 to 10 a.m. and the third Thursday of each month from 6; 80 Belushl, who appeared in the you very much." They also Democratic Town Chairman to 7:30 p.m. movies "Salvador" and "About received a painting from a Tough-guy actor Sean Penn has llieodore R. Cummings said he was rates than residential property, the entire matter. allow the tax rate to be lowered. tenant. Current Quotations "frustrated and plenty mad. but known as tax classification, were Sen. William DIBella. D- However, the tax decrease Is not Last Night," could receive a year been hit with a lawsuit by a movie expected to be large enough to in Jail and a 110,000 fine if JIM BELUSHI Carter said he would be among extra who claims the actor cursed that’s the breaks of the game." Ten attached to the phase-in item. Hartford. the leading proponent of 300 Habitat for Humanity volun­ "I am confident that, based on “I’m being paid $10 for good years ago as a state representat ive. Classification was strongly op­ classification, said Wednesday offset the effect of higher assess­ convicted. He is not required to ... mlademMnor charge and pummeled him during film­ posed by the business community, phase-in could probably have won ments. and taxes will rise for most \ respond to the charges until teers building 14 homes In July in ing of the film "Colors,” in which discussions within NATO and advice and |8 for bad advice. he sponsored a phase-in measure Charlotte, N.C. that has since expired. which felt it was unfair. It would passage had It not been attached^ people. arraignment June 17. perional atyle." Penn plays a police officer. those that will occur here In Naturally, I’ll try to give more A hearing officer on May 6 had Other winner! announced in Jeffrey Klein, 32, filed the suit Venice, a foundation will be laid good than bad.” — Jeffrey recommended charges be filed. New York Tburaday Included Splatter films Wednesday In Los Angeles tor equal and verifiable global Zaslow, who with Diane Crowley Rabert ComiMck tor iporUwear County Superior Court. He said constraints on United States and is replacing Ann Landers aa Lawyer says Rugged good looks 9 dealgn, Bill Rablaaoa aa moat Film crttica Gene Slakel and the 28-year-old actor assaulted Soviet ... missiles in the near advice columnist at the Chicago Dtsigning mtn him during a break in filming 9 promiaing deaigner and shoe Roger Ebert eay parenti are future." —Prealdent Reagan, in a Sun-Times, when aaked about hta town unlikely in men's diamond rings Olorgta Armani, Italy*! king of dealgner Keaaelh Cole for unwittingly letting children April I after Klein photographed atatementbefore the seven-nation pay. ready-to-wear faahtona, received acceaaorieB. watch aadiatic "splatter films." Penn and co-star Robert Duvall. economic summit in Venice, The outspoken duo are devoting Penn already faces a hearing to be liable the 1N7 Cutty Sark Menswear Special award! went to noted Italy. 25 Bidwell Street Award for top International de- men'a wear photography atyliat the last half ot this weekend's June 23 in connection with the Lottery edition of "Siskel and Ebert And Incident for allegedly violating Manchester Town Attorney John 282-0017 East Hartlord, CT tigner, while Calvta Klela re­ Paal Cavaea and dealgntr Alan "Weexpressourhatredforauch (■•fm vrw) ceived the career achievement Flaaaar tor bit books on mon’a The Moviee" to the horror films terms ot probation Imposed after action." — Sri Lankan Prime W. Cooney said this morning he available at video stores. he pleaded no coAtest in February docs not Odnk the town will be found V award. toiblon, "Mnldni tho Mon’* and Minister RMssIngke Prema- Connecticut daily Mon. ■ Wi-il. - Fri. - SaI. 7:30-5:00 8 8 The outatanding U.S. dealgner "Clothoa and tbo Man." "I think a lot ot parents who to a misdemeanor battery charge dasa, on India’s airlift of auppllea liable In a lawsuit filed by a South Tuet. • Thurs. 7:30-7:00 Tho Cutty Sark awarda, oaUb- hear their kida screaming in the from a scuffle at a nightclub. * Thursday; 932 Windsor man seeking more than 810 award went to Jeffrey Banka. The to Tamila in the northern part of million in damages for a 1968 late Cary Grant waa honored for Uahod in 1I7*. aro votod by the tamlly room may think they are The actor alao is being sued in ■trite-tom Sri Lanka. Play Four: 7025 “a lifetime ot incomparable nation’! taahipn preas. looking at a horror film like they connection with that scuffle. accident on Slater Street. APPOINTMENTS ONLY G. Scott Maclachlan claimed in Munchester HeruM the lawsuit that the town was liable Updated because the accident occurred grooming stylo* And techniques Conics Ssmpisr when Maclachlan's vehicle hit a U8P8 387-600 VOL. CVi. No. 210 .pothole and sjmrved into a tree and Prolesslonal Miracle-set diamond Miracle-set diamond Miracle-set diamond 7 then a boulw . hsnd scissor finishes in 10k yellow gold in 10k yellow gold in 14k yellow gold 7 with Florentine finish with bright and satin with satin designed Suggeeted carrier rataa are IV 80 W H A T A •WV PuMIshad dally except Sunday The acclwnt claimed the life of a Fluff Drying »195 finish $375 shoulders. $495 and certain holidays by the Man­ weakly. I7.T0 tor one month. 823.10 ■Msaenger In the car, and Maclach- ihermoststicsily controlled dryers chester Publishing C o . ISSralnsrd tor three monthe, 146.10 tor tlx "NO, YOU lan Buffered third-degree burns to Piece. Manchaater, Conn. 06040 months and 886.40 tor one year. his face, arms, and legs. Top Quality Senior citizon rataa end mall rates In tbl» hpac*, MinplM of MAY NOT Second class postage paid at shsmpoos snd fles dips now comleo will bo printod BEE THE Manchester. Conn. Postmaster: are avalleble on requatt. Also named In the lawsuit was Send addrees changes to the To place a clatsifled or dispitv General Motors Corp. The suit Relaxed TLC from timo to timo. Our oim It WINE l is t !" Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 691. advertisement, or to report a-nem claims the GM car being drivoi at Atmosphere slwsys to got (MdBt fMctlon to now Manchester. Conn. 00040. 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The the petot,” safd Marees. 81.8 hinfen fa to 8 h ^ hank proskfent of (ho Philippines would FMtippInc govornmente to take HARTFORD - Yala Unlvaralty, Jarvlk-70 is a scaled-down version of tha Jarvik-7 modal aaad la Local representatives ot (he aeeennts, 84 miiffen was usedtohuy vioiafo the “act of state” doctrine, Jurisdiction over (he case. By Jwdd Bverhart Senate Democrats favored H. which has a contract wHh tha ateta Ao first artifiefaf-heert transplant. The AMoeioted Brass Some administration officials to run a mantel haafth canter to Further information about the patient were withheld at the said after the talks broke down that Naw Havan, may bava cdflacted request of tha family, Toth said. HAKTBORD — Domooratle lo- there was realty no urgency and double payments to soma caaas Reagan lays groundwork for pact support glslathre loadors say thsy'ro not that they may be able to wait until through the arrangement, atate comrtoooO a special SMSkm is the ISM General Assembly. auditors say. BIthopf to appiil eontimpt oHitfon needed to resolve a controversial AHhough O’Leary acknowledged In a latter to Gov. William A. VENICE, Italy (AF> - President The armsproposal will he raised here for the seven-nation meeting, France, West Germany, Japan, business tax bili. But they cfuiekiy that he was not familiar with every O’Naiti released Thuraday, (ha NEW YORK — The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops wfii Reagan ia laying the groundwork InRiafly at (he summit and later in relaxed with Ms wife at a 18-room Canada and Italy, add that if that’s what the governor detail of the tax bill, he said; ”I auditora diacloaad other apparent a i^ a l to the Supreme Court a contempt citation for refusing to lOT 8 itffnrnic oiKiorsofneni next (he week at the NATO foteign villa outeide Venice, studying brief­ la other developments, admtola- wants, that’s what they’ll do. suspect It could wait until next abuaaa, including tha posalMIlty release records to abortion-rights groups challenging the week of a superpower pact to ministers conference in Reykjavik, ing papers. They tovHcif staff (ration sources said Reagau, lack- ”lf he concludes we need a year.” that a Yale psychiatrist treated his church's tax-free status, a spokesman says. dismantfe hundreds of American Iceland. members to to watch a videotaped mpefllng evidence (hat Japan special session ... we will he In The other key component of the own private patianta at Aa canter In a ^to-l decision Thursday, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of aad Soviet nuclear mlssfles In ”1 am confident that, based on John Wayne movie, a colorised is compiytog with a computer cMp special session,” Senate Majority bill, the component that was not as and that state amployaaa aaeiated Apoeals upheld a May 1988 ruling citing (he United Staten Europe aad Asia. dlscussfons wHMn NATO and those version ot the original Mack and agreement, 7s getting eoflflicttog Leader Cornelius P. O’Leary, D- controversial, would have exemp­ In private rasaaren. After West German Chancellor that witl occur here In Venice, a white cowboy classic “Angel and advice from Ms CaMneti on whether Catholic Conference and (he National Conference of Catholic Holmut Kohl roluctantly embraced ioundailon will he laid lot equal aad Wlndsor Locks, said ’Thursday, one ted parent companies from the Dr. Boris Astrachan, a Yala Bishops with civil contempt. (he Rad Man.” to lift 1800 million in sanctions. day after the 19S7 session sates tax on payroll, data- professor and director of Aa the disarmament plan Thursday, veriilaUe global eonsiraints on Aside from a day trip to Rome on The officials, who spoke only on adioumed. processing and other services they Connecticut Mental Health Canter, A spokesman for the Conference of Bishops expressed Reagan said (he stage was set tor United Slates aad Soviet... missifes Saturday to meet with Pope John (he condition of anonymity, said the In his address to the closing provide to their wholly owned aald mdst of Aa allegations, which disappointment, saying Aat at stake was “(he right of aii nailing down a NATO consensus on to the near future,” Reagan said In Paul 11, the president will remain at president Is weigMng a middle session of the General Assembly subsidiaries. he had not aaan, appeared to atem churches and religious groups to express tfielr views on public what would be (he first arms a statement. (he villa until Monday, when he ground; removtog some but not all late Wednesday. O’Neill said a House Majority Leader Robert F. from a misunderstanding of (ha issues without harassment by groups which disagree wHh (hem agreement of Ms presidency. Reagan, the first leader to arrive meets with the leaders of Britain, ot the penalty duties he imposed. special session may be necessary. Frankel, D-Statfbrd, said he was APptMtd complicated ralatlonahip between or punitive action on the part of the government.’’ But he said he would consult with “not entirely positive we have to” Yale and tha state Department of ‘'We are hopeful that we will be vindicated by the Supreme legislative leaders before deciding. have a special session. Mental Health. Court to this Important case Involving free speech and religious A spokesman for the governor ” We still need some answers,” he Ths Hl0hwhymsn, an sarly 1060s folk •Ity In Middletown. The group will “They are surely Ainklng about a liberty,” (he spokesman, Robert Wonderly, said In Washington. said Thursday that no meetings had said. group b«8l known for fhslr No. 1 hit perform two oonoerta fhia weekend on more bureaucratic kind or syatem been scheduled. Senate President Pro Tempore ”Mloha«l,” are back logethar again for campus. than the university Is or could ever Negotiations on the bill among John B. Larson. D-East Hartford, be," Astrachan said. “It Is as If the governor, legislative leaders said the Issue could be resolved fheir 2Sth reunion at Wesleyan Univer- widget-makers are defining Japan«M aay ratatlona wHh U.8. bad and business lobbyists collapsed when lawmakers return In July for policy.” NEW YORK — A majority of Japanese describe United Wednesday, hours before the annual “trailer session” to Dr. Gr ry L. Tischler, chairman States-Japan relations as unfriendly, according to poll results adjournment. consider overriding any vetoes.the of psychiatry at the Yale School of reported in The New York Times on Friday. 'The sticking point was over a governor may have issued. Reunion a harmonious affair Medicine, said; "I feel very confi­ The Times said the results showed dramatic shift in attitude provision allowing towns to tax “I don’t believe there’s an dent that the allegations made will commercial property at a higher from a poll to April 1986 to which less than a third of the Japanese Our emergency,” he said. CRS not hold up" rate than reaidentlal property. O’l^ary said there was “no Auditors Leo V. Donohue and characterised relations with the United States as unfriendly. O’Neill flatly opposed that Idea. crisis.” for top folk group of 1960s Henry J. Becker Jr. stressed Aat The latest poll was taken last month by the Times, CBS News they are not alleging intentional and the Tokyo Broadcasting System. fraud and couldn't estimate how The poll was based upon 1,8481,] telephone Interviews conducted Bv Susan Okula tions In Los Angeles. freshness and fun of what It started much the apparent abuses may In the United States May 18-21 and 1,886 personal Interviews The Associated Press A fifth member of the group. out with,” he said. have cost the state. conducted In Japan May 11-18. Connecticut In Brief Chandler Daniels, who became a Trott was replaced by Califor­ "The thing that concerns our Participating Japanese told pollsters that persistent trade Kids: Kids: MIDDLETOWN - The Highway­ record company executive, died In nian Gll Robbins, who appeared on auditors the most Is the lack ot problems between the two countries are undermining their Health center coneldere expansion men. a clean-cut college folk group 1978 from complications caused by five of the Highwaymen’s eight oversight by the state Department country’s relations with the United States, and more and m< that made ft all the way to the top In Legionnaire’s disease. albums. of Mental Heelth,'' Donohue said In they blame both governments for not doing enough about It. FARMINGTON — A major expansion of the University of the early '60a, are harmonltlng "I don’t have anywhere near the The group, who also appeared on an Interview. Connecticut Health Center is being considered by the board of again at their 28th class reunion. kinds of friends (at home) as I have the Ed Sullivan and Tonight shows, Yale has had a contract to run the trustees. “It Is real fun and we’re really here," said Butts during rehearsal. broke up In 1664. center since 1968. Donohue said The construction, scheduled for consideration by the trustees close and we’re Just having a great The Highwaymen formed during “We gave ourselves two years," questions about the arrangement Democrats aat dltaanalon on budgat today, would feature several new research and physicians office time,” said David Fisher, the only pledge time In 1966 for the B.Q.\T Butts said. “We didn’t want to be arose during a routine audit now bulldinf s connected to the existing health center by an enclosed surviving member of the group who fraternity. E.Q.V. stands for esse singing 'Michael row the boat under way. WASHINGTON — Democrats, pressing to complete action on pedestrian bridge, according to Dr. James E. Mulvlhlll, vice has stayed Inthemusicbusiness. “1 quam vldere, which means “to be. ashore' In third-rate clubs when we Astrachan said the Issues of how the fiscal 1988 federal budget, are trying to quell dissension president for health affairs and the center’s executive director. don't even went to think about It. In rather than to seem.” were 80 years old. psychiatrists spent thelt- time or among House liberals who say a proposed compromise has too “This is not Just a self-generated, contrived wish list on our two days It will all be over and we’ll A group of seven freshmen were who was being billed for what , have much money (or the military. probably never see each other as asked to provide some entertain­ “Like we're doing right now," not been ralsra by auditors In the 16 Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., chairman of the Senate Budget part. It’s what we need to keep the University of Connecticut Butts added with a laugh. Health Center in the forefront,” Muivihtll said. long as we live.” ment for their older fraternity years he has been the center's Committee, and Rep. William H. Gray 111, D-Pa., the House The Highwaymen are best known brothers and their dates. Four of Butts expressed some regrets director. budget chairman, this week worked out a tentative deal that Is Mulvihill said the expansion is needed so the university can over his short musical career. attract new researchers and physicians to the health center. (or their No. 1 1961 hit, “Michael," those seven kept performing, and Specifically, the auditors said acceptable to moderates and conservatives In their party. better known by Its lyrics “Mi­ they Invited Trott to loin. “I wish I did It a little longer, just they were concerned about the But when Gray presented the plan Thursday. House liberals chael, row the 'joat ashore.” Now They said they decided upon folk to see what would have happened,” possibility of; said It didn’t cut deeply enough Into Reagan's defense buildup, at NIcktrton declares candidacy In 4th scattered and with diverse careers, music for a variety of reasons. Folk he said. • The duplication ot costs for a the expense ot domestic priorities, while the deficit still was well Fisher, Stephen Trott, Stephen music w as^gular on campuses at The four have been practicing state program, with the costs above the target In the Oramm-Rudman law. NORWALK — State Rep. William H. Nickerson has formally Butts and Robert Burnett are the time. her said. Rock’n roll charged once to the state budget declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination In the 4th piecemeal for their weekend con­ “It's such an Insult to democratic processes,” said Rep. taking up guitar and banjo this then was “stupid,” with meaning­ certs over the last few weeks, but and once to users of the program's George Miller, D-Callf., who said the compromise went much too District congressional race. weekend (or two concerts at their less music and lyrics. Butts said. everyone got together for the first services. tar toward the Senate's larger defense spending figure. The Greenwich resident, a state legislator since 19S6, listed the Wesleyan University class of '62 They recorded “Michael,” a time on Wednesday. • The use ot state Employees and national trade deficit, Improyement of local transportation, reunion. They last performed to­ pre-CIvll War slavery song. In their Tonight's nubile concert Is sold facilities for private gain. housing In Fairfield County and catastrophic health Insurance as gether In 1974 for a television show. sophomore year. In the summer of out, they said. Their Saturday a And the possibility tor abuse by key Issues for his campaign. “This Is terrific,” said Trottafter 1961, “Michael" rose to the top ot concert Is open only to Wesleyan state employees and Yale em­ NASA changes reporting policy "I have significant delegate support otherwise I wouldn’t be a lighthearted rehearsal session on the ^ p music charts. More of their alumni. ployees by using state or Yale time AgetlO Age: 10 running,” Nickerson said In announcing hlscandldacy Thursday. Thursday. Trott Is now associate music cunie from Spanish, French for private gain. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — A space shuttle worker who feels His announcement came one day after former state House U.S. attorney general, the No. 3 and Hebrew folk songs. They were planning to perform Yale psychiatrists and other something in the program Is unsafe may report It confidentially Height: 4'8' Height: 4 4" Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand dropp^ out of the running for the man In the Jusflee Department. The five, all honor students, spent mostly old, familiar songs, but professionals at the center also to an Independent group under a new NASA policy Instituted in Republican nomination. Butts, who holds a doctorate In most ot their senior year weekends Fisher said he has written two new routinely work as consultants on response to the Challenger disaster. Weight: 74 Ihs Weight: 57 lbs “That fire In the belly wasn’t there,” said Van Norstrand, who Chinese politics. Is an academic giving concerts before thousands songs, one called "No. 1," that Is various legal cases through the Had the policy been In effect at the time ot the Jan. 28, 1986 announced two weeks ago for the seat left vacant by the death of planner at the University ot Wis­ and resisting agents' suggestions "about a group that Is no longer No. center's Law and Psychiatry Unit, explosion that killed the seven Challenger crew members. It Years to Live: 29 consin at Madison. Burnett Is a vice that they quit school. But Trott left 1 .” the auditors said. The tees paid tor might have prevented the tragedy, NASA administrator James Years to Live: 61 Republican Stewart B. McKinney. president of Rhode Island Hospital ’Two other OOP House colleagues remain In the race: the group In 1962 to attend Harvard They say their reunion Is far from such services go either directly to a Fletcher said Thursday. Infant mortality rate: 150 out of 1000 Trust National Bank’s Investment Law School after graduating from making them feel old. "special use account" at Yale, are The policy applies to about 100,000 National Aeronautics and □ Infant mortality rate: 10 out of 1000 □ Christopher H. Shays of Stamford and John O. Metsopoulos of management and trust group. Wesleyan. “I feel Invigorated by this whole (15 million children below the age of Fairfield. spilt between the university and the Space Administration employees and contractor personnel, □ Life Expectancy: 71.5 Fisher Is a songwriter and record "A lot of times people go on too thing, t ran seven miles morning In psychiatrist or directly to the □ Immunizations: DTP, Polio, Measles, five die each yfear, the minority are producer tor Glen Larson Produc­ long, and It loses some of the the rain," said Burnett. psychiatrist, the auditors said. ottlclals said. Mllittont 3 rtetIvM top marks "Anyone who has a concern, particularly about safety, can Rubella, Mumps hunger-related) report it tn confidence without tear ot being taken to task,” □ Sports: Baseball, Soccer, Wrestiinp □ Lil^ Expectancy: 39.3 WATERFORD — Millstone 8 received top grades In six Fletcher said In Washington. NASA safety chief George Rodney said the objective is to "aid D Hobbies: Model Building, Baseball □ Immunizations: None categories and "satisfactory” ratings In five other areas from Gejdenson wants witnesses to take oath federal investigators who evaluated the nuclear power plant In eliminating unsafe conditions and preventing accidents. It Card Collection □ Sports: Survival 9 provides a mechanism for elevating problems to selected upper Hobbies: Existence during Its first year of operation. management when standard channels have tailed to do so.” □ Biggest Concern: Winning the next □ ‘Wrre very pleased with this report,” said Edward J. Bv Chrittophtr Callahan D-Fla., Gejdenson urged the panel baseball game □ Biggest Concern: Where the next meal Mrooaka, a senior vice president tor Northeast Utilities. The Attoclottd PrMS to swear In all witnesses. The l.tM megawatt plant In Waterford was evaluated In 11 "What outrages ma. la... thia administration, "Congress has been grevlously will come fhim I by the Nucler Regulatory Commission. In six areas It A Connecticut congressman ap­ In what Is a clear effort to spread mislead by administration wlt- received a category 1 rating, the highest possible. In the other parently duped by a contra suppor­ nessel on far too many occasions, nXTTENTIONi Retirees / Housewives areas, It received a category I rating. ter posing as a Roman Catholic disinformation to the Ooncireaa, (has) particularly with respect to Central twice the population of the U .S., close to 450 million people in developing countries are malnour- A catagory 1 Indicates a "high level of periormance.” A priest during congressional testim­ fundamentally assaulted our ayatem of America,” the Connecticut Demo­ JUST A FEW HOURS ish ^. They are the hungry of the world. Roughly 1.2 billion do not have access to sate and ade­ 8 category I Indicates ‘‘satisfactory performance. ony has asked House lawyers to crat wrote. quate supplies of water and sanitation facilities. It received no category 8 ratings, the lowest possible, or look Into possible criminal charges government," aald the fourth-term "I feel very strongly, as 1 am sure ‘‘minimally satisfactory.’'^ against the witness. congreaaman from northeastern you do, that a disregard for the OF YOUR TIME... D»r 45 years, Catholic Relief Services (CRS) has been working in over 70 countries. 1 hey have Thn plant received category 1 raUngs In maintenance, Rep. 8am Gejdenson on Thurs­ truth end a contempt for the rote of gained the respect of governments and relief agencies throughout the world. Catholic Relief Ser­ emergency preparedness, security, outage management, day also asked the chairman of the Connecticut. Conn-ess In foreign policy cannot Con give you unlimited Ueenslng acUvIUes and assuamnee of qualtty, NU said In a House Foreign Affairs Committee be allowed to continue" vices Annual Collection will be held in the Archdiocese of Hartford on (his Sunday, June 7. prepaded statement. to impose a new policy requiring Gejdenson said forcing witnesses earning polentlalll ■ liiro u ^ this collection Connecticut Catholics will have an opportunity to help, in a direct way, witnesses to take an oath before to take an oath would raise the th to u ^ our contributions. Bx-Soout Itadtr antart guilty plaa testifying. Roman Catholic Church, a splinter ony is part of a pattern of stakes of lying before a congres­ 7 Thomas Dowling testified two group that Gejdenson denounced as misrepresentations to Congress by sional panel. Set your own hours Please be generous and be assured that the money collected witl reach those that you intended. NEW BRITAIN — A former Boy Scout leader has pleaded years ago before the Western "a phony church.” the Reagan administration. The congressman said an un­ and earn extra guilty to charges In the sexual assault of two boys who were Hemisphere subcommittee, con­ Geldenson said congressional "What outrages me, is ... tMs sworn witness accused of lying to income while working members of his troop. tradicting testimony Aat the rebel Investigators have teamed that administralton. In what Is a cliear Congress might be charged with Think of It as something David P. Maule Sr., 48, of Berlin; pleaded guilty Thursday to forces in Nicaragua were commit­ Dowling is exeeuttve director of f ffort to spread disinformation to contempt of Congress, a misdemea­ from home. Work at tour counts of second-dMree sexual assault and two counts of risk ting human rights violations. Latin. Anwrtcan Strategic Studies, the Congress, (has) fondamentally nor that carries a maximum your own pace on a of latury to • minor In Superior Court. Dowling, called to the witness a proK»ntra group, and has re­ assaulted our system of govern­ penalty of one year In prison and a from our kids to theirs _____Burtin^ pnllee______arrested Mattie on Mayay 88,188,1888 In eonnecUon with chair by R ^ . Robert Lagomarsino, ceived money from U. Col. Oliver ment,” said the fourth-term con­ 11,006 Dne. 7 schedule that's eomptalntstm nlair H...... lad^ two New “ikritaintwys * who were ii and 18 at R-Call(„ on the recommendation of NorA, Contra leader Adolfo Calero gressman from northeastern A sworn witness could be Aargtd tailor-made for you. tlw ttM the State Department, appeared In and Richard Miller, the president of Connecticut. with perjury, a felony Aat carries a Contributions may also be sent to: Mattie had orginally bean charged with 18 counts of sexual clerical garb and Identified hlmseir Intematfonal Business Communi­ Lagomarsino and administration maximum of five years in prison CRS Collection, TheOBkeofthe ArchMsbop, 134 Harmington Ave., Hartford, Ct. 06105 aaaatth, attamptad sexual asaauR and risk of inlury to a minor. as "a Catholic priest.”/ cations who recently pleaded guilty officials also have said they be­ and a 82.000 fine. Call Jeanne or Susan at 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 today Aaalatani State’s Attorney Peter Soulsby Thursday recom- But Roman Cttthi^c Church to conspiracy in the Iran-contra lieved Dowling was £ Roman A spokesman for Fascell said he and begin the perfect job . msniad that Mania be sentanced to 18 years In prison, suspended officials said tMs week Aat he was scandal. Catholic priest. did not know If the chairman would after one ynar, with fiva years probation. not a priest. An associate said Gejdenson, In an Interview A a letter to House Foreign Implement Gejdenson's Dowttoa is ordsined in the OM Thursday, said Dowling's testim­ Affairs Chairman Dante B. Fascell, recommendation. kiAncm»mmMtb.rrtaae.Hmee.m7^i OPINION Canada unveils plan to purchase subs fWs Adid d dVad Preee t Reagan admitted May ’Tbarsday that tbe aeft Sf that the area le "nalqne" and nuctoar-powersd subs would be ra stiwdg. that Canada's ( tbree times mere effective then o n AW A - MbWd MkdMer iddiyldijaartidertbOT Oafy eenvaatlenai subs end weald ghre PdnW gamy today mrede a atm kssi bdviel aaVd aaadVIe ciiMnsie ei eatrodtog pi Canada "naval groat power statue" i L e g M a lo r^ aeteampateyeMpmAeitetarMt eefSw extended wMb tbe third largest nudear-eidt afdw Id eaeai aaorlr half the arslaelaaalawalalbaAflaalieaad and tbe Canadton navy poeeasses fleet to tbe free world. Jack PaeMe aad aaaert aararsfioly to SMZIdswddWdnsd Just tbrse agtog diesel submartoes. Tbe United States would rather Otaade^t^^^hNe tbaAfeUa. Critka say aeqnlrtog IS naetoar see Canada spend tbe money on faHurM are ^ Caaada'i AiwOe areblpolafa le a suns lOr WrvS OCWNM wOVM IMMI eenventienal naval, air and land toe Oa the are ef Ibe wMla paper tba effeetlva deptoymeat ef only equipment and on Hs M,eSS strong 1 I aid delaaee' acnAeasielralagy tar . bat M faetodee tbe deep tbree eabe to tbe Arctic at any one armed forcee, which U.S. offictole the seal IS ywarw, ae aptolee peb to I ef the LMSflille Nertbw- ttoia, bardto a deterrent to a say are stretebed too tbin. cHeappoifitfng the Tam da Stof shewed IS peieeel eetPaeeeae. ooneerted Sovlel Incarslea. Tbey Beatty, M, also addressed those 1 «« ef CasMMBaaa agatost dto parehaea Watleaaliet toe flared when tbe recommend mere air power, sonar, problems by piedglag to beef up tbe fir UflNad Matos, aermalto Canada's deplb chargee and tbe addHIen of s,fee-strong Canadian contribution Ceas Beatty'e eapperten weader elasaet ally, toot a Ceast Guard mere conventional submarines. to NATO forces In West Germany, tai Mexico could ■aw the eem ry eaa affard |S.S toebreaher tbrangb tbe passage to Tbe Soviet Embassy In Ottawa Increase reserves at borne, up­ tiM Mbtod far etohi to IS eabmaftoee to ( J Among the cammHkit: aiMhtmAng WABfflNOTON — Mexico's military, wUeb b a a ^ "happy home" a bffl proMMfhig tMNM the uaspolMm fuaraotor of the domloaat Women’s AIDS odds put at 1 In 1,000 fMiltfcal party's power fer the last It years, will be dieertnrinatkn agafnet homoeeanale, a Mil l.'m r unable to cope wHb widespread public disorder By Daniel Q, Honey Among ether AIDS Two new studies conducted in twimlAg

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We're J pieying chemMomtop basketbati,' J lie eeid, adding that the Lekere AM Bn« Affivd RotM0U« M . Augustine's Cetnefsry, Caflhai were pleying their heat at the most nabbed by police hours sre today from 7 to S p.m . at Mnefy of timee. Antofne Alfred RMfrigue, tl, tha Glastonhury fUnsrat Homo, 4to Cattle* Coach K.C . Jones seemed fonnefly of Egt( ffgrtford, died N o w London Turnpllia, to agree. A Mancheater man ehargod In the door, they broke Into the ’Itraredgy tt g MduOtMt etimt- conmction with a robbery to aparttopnt. Wood said. Olaatonhury, " f can’t remember a team that leseent Iwme. He was the hushand tfonnorfsi donations may (ts uaea the faat break as wetl as they Bloomfield and wanted in New But EseMel was not there, and ^ Me Jate^ tSamtdA York aa a fugitive from Juatico waa detectives subsequently appre­ mads to tho Glastonhury VoluntsMr do/’ be said. “They have 12 u ReMIftte and MadeHge (Mieridan) Afflhulanos Assoetstlon, P.G . Box different way* to come at you wHh arreated in a Center Street apart­ hended him In an adjacent apart­ gfld waa Me father m U Hbdtfgua. ment without incident Thunklay ment, Wood aald. 4M, Glastonhury. fhe fast break. A hlotoette Caye and Benoit J. "They eoufd run down the court afternoon, police said. EseMel was held on 110,000 bond tMMgtu, both of MenMeeitf. Luedfo Mwfo C#ip« Scott Eieklel, M , of 1P7 Center and was to appear this morning in wHh their eye* eloaed and could BeeMes M« m fo snd dgogntor, he Luelilo Mario (Leponnm Capua, find (James) Worthy under the St., waa charged with flratAegree West Harttora Superior Court. Is survived to another daughter, AFahSt* robbery, fourthdegree larceny, It, of OlastonbuiT, died 'rliufsdsy basket wide open. They could run Gahrlelle M. Jean of Avon; enoMer down the court with their eyes posaesalon of a dangerous weapon A Bolton man charged Thursday son, Eteear A. Rodrlguo of East and conspiracy to commit robbery. with drunken driving threatened to closed and find (Michael) Cooper In tha C«ltlo* (from l«ft) Larry Bird, LaNarg, Lo* Angela* manhandled tha Windsor; two hrothsrs, Oorsrd (he (hree-noint area licking his The charges were lodged In get back at the arresting officer Rodrlguo of Bristol snd George OannlB Johnson and Danny AIng* ar* a Celtlos a Bioond straight time, 141‘ 122, connection with the armed robbery when the offleer to off duty. BesidMi her husband snd sister, fingers Rodrigue of M. Ludiw, Canada; she Is survived hy two soils, plotur* of dajaoflon during th * aaoond to lead tha bast-of'gavan aarlaa 2*0. N N Cooper, the Los Angeles reserve of the Mobil service station on Blue Manchester police said. six sttters, Marie nlllon. Rose MIdisef Capps Jr. of South Windsor who waa voted the NBA’s top period of Thursday's gam* with th* Hllla Avenue In Bloomfield early In Ronald A. Carter, 80, of 11A Stony Dttlec, Sister Ceelle Rodrteue, the morning of May 10, said Road, was charged with drunken snd Attgslo Capps Jr. of Nawtof- defensive player this year, con Stator Alice Rodrigue and■ fistSister ton: four daug iers, Tharma » - tlnued spark(park the ' Lakers with his Bloomfield police Detective Sgt. drivini, operating a nwtor vehicle (0 also matched that mark. In the Boston Garden, where they’ve won Geroglsna Rodrigue, ell of tiuohec. waitM o of f OGasp a s p ^ , ^.V., P a trld a offense. As he has often In this "The fans can chant what they Richard Cousins. with a suspended license and third quarter. a remarkable 84 of their last 18 Canada, and Annotte milhtotot of AldrichI of ( Rutland, Vt., R o ta m a ry year’s playoff*, he started them want," Johnson said. "But wa Just Cousin said police identified Interfering with an officer. "Cooper came In and broke our games, will change their fortunes. Wstorvllle, Maine; 18 grsndehlld- Lombardo of Olaatonhury ahd rolling when (he game was tight. have to keep focused and play our EseM el aa a suspect through a An officer stopped Carter on backs with (hose three-pointers,'’ Asked what mysterious aura ren; and three great­ Elenor Cappa of Peterhorougp, This time, Coo^r came off the game. We know It’s going to to videotape made by the store’s Spruce Street at amnit 1 a.m. when said Celtics forward Larry Bird, their home arena seems to have (or grandchildren. N.H.; a tirotmr, NIcholaa Lapanna bench to Ignite a rally that began tough back there (In Boston), Thay security camera. He said EseMel to he saw Carter pull Into and out of who led Boston with 28 points and 10 the Celtics, Jones replied. "1 don’t The funeral la Saturday at 8:18 ofSIfnahury; 18 grandchildren; aid late In (he first quarter and don’t have that record at home for wanted in New York for a parole two driveways on the street, police rebounds. know what It Is. f Just hope It’s still a.m. at the Callahan Funaral eight greet-irandehildren. She waa continued through the second. The nothing.’ ’ violation in connection with said. Carter/swore at the officer "H ere we were up by two or three thereitiMaiM 4d%adaawhen we m d get M d t back toessits .'** Home, 1882 Main St., East Hsrt- pradeceased by thraa hrothara. Celtics had held a five-point!-pol lead. Jones, who said he thought ttw robbery charges. when be asked for Ms license, ford, followed by a mast of and all of a sudden he hits a couple "If It Is, we’lfhe In good shape.” Celtics would simply feel more Several plainclothes detectives according to an arrest r»o rt. Anthony, Alfred and Danial La­ but Cooper's shooting helped the Chrlatlan burial In St. laaac Joguos panna; and a grandaon, Walter of threes and next thing you know, “ I’ll take my chances on l comfortable back home. Joked that from the Manchester Police De­ When the officer took tm license Lakers pull out to a 78-88 lead by the Lakers are up by nine” Church at 18 a.m. Burial willI to In KowalsM Jr. three In a row at hom e." Bird saiii he was reminded Thursday night partment stood along Center Street from Carter, Carter threatened the halftime. Cooper was one of five Lakers to Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, The funeral la Saturday at “ I’ve always said that Game 8 Is the that he was a visitor at the)F Forum. o at about 4 p.m. Thursday before the officer, according to the report. At 8:18 AFstieto He finished the game with score more than points. Byron Bloomfield. Calling hours aretoday a.m. at tha Ohittano-Sagarlno Fun- 21 20 crucial game, and we have to like "I went In at halftime and started arrest was made. headquarters. Carter continued to AAO photo points in 28 minutes. Including an Bcott had 24. Worthy and Kareem the fact that we have It at home” talking about how they were killing from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m . aral Homo, M7 WaaMngtonlalufl St., Police had learned that EseMel be difficult, and In a scuffle with Mloh8Ml Oooptr of th« LihBrt (l«ft) liunohM on* of hiB N BA finals record of six three-point Abdul-Jabbar had 28 each, and Many observers question Maniorlal donationa may be Hartford, followed by a maas of us with the fast break,” Jonea aald. was home when they called his officers, he scraped his nose on the baskets, on Just seven long-range Johnson had points and whether ther will be a fifth game. made to a charity of the donor’s Christian burial at 18 a.m. In St. throtopointort ov«r Botfon'i Lirry Bird during Thursdty 22 20 ’and 1 heard a lot of noise and apartment before serving the war­ floor, police saidlid. ^Everything to Qain* tries. He also matched the finals assists. Late In the second half of Gam e 2, choice. Patrick-St. Anthony Chui^, Hart­ nlght'B NBA Chim plonihlp 8«rl8« gam * it th* Forum. looked up and discovered 1 waa In rant, Manchester police spokes­ Carter was held at police head­ record for assists In a quarter with After their second lopsided loss to the fans at the Forum were Former President Jim m y Carter and hIs wife, Rosalynn, ford. Burial will be in Mount St. the Lakers’ locker room, to I went man Oary Wood said. When detec­ quarters pending an appearance Mary I. tM flNB Ooop*r pum p*d In in NBA playoff raoord b Ik S-poIntar* eight In the second-period rally. the Lakers, the Celtics found chanting, "gweep! Bweept Benedict Cemetery. Rlocmfleld. down to our locker room and told tives arrived at the apartment and this morning In Manchester Super­ autograph copies of their book, “Everything to Qaln," at a and flnlihad with 29 point*. Laker teammate Magic Johnson themselves hoping the return to Sweep!" ’em the same thing." got no response after knocMng on ior Court. bookstore In New York on Thursday, Mary “Mae” E. (McKenua) Calling houra are today from 2 to 4 Scaglla, 88, of South Glastonbury, and 7 to 8 p.m . died Thursday at a local ccnvalas- Memorial donationa may to cent home, (me waa the widow of made to the American Cancer Adolph Scaglla and the sister of Society or to a charity of the donor’s HIguera stops the Yankees Panel member claims probe hindered Ruth Miller of Msnehaster. choice. Hurst wUhstands conditions Besides her sister, she Is survived Continued from page 1 “It sure surprises me,” Rudman Rudman said Green was trying to HaMm, Secord, Norih and George by another alster, M arprat Chap­ ■•BtriOB HuIbBlI WNoox By Rick Oono two trips ’Thursday gave him three said. tell Justice Department officials Cave, a retired CIA employee who man of South Wlndaor: a aon, Beatrice Hultort Wilcox, for­ T h a A 99oelat*d Frs 99 straight In as m any at-hats. But in that H aM m Was the person to btame<, had been brought back to work aa a AL, NL roundups I 4 his lawyer. And Rudm an got H aM m Rudman vowed to have the Adolph R. Scaglla In Indiana; two merly Beatrice Skewea, 14, who his next trip, he struck out aj|aln. to acknowledge that Green still has committees discuss further for the diversion, “ which we know consultant and tranatator. daughters, Judy Smith of Glaston­ died Novem ber 28, 1988, will be MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee — see page 11 "There has been a lot of talk as Red Sox topple Detroit sent HaMm no bill for the services whether to accept H a M m ’ s claim of from our records does not happen to Asked who came up with the bury and Marilyn Reynnlda In remembered In a memorial aarvlce Brewers left-hander Teddy HIgu­ about the Yankees coming to town rendered at the time. attorney client privilege. be the fact." notion that the United States work Ohio; five grandchildren; and two at First Congregational Church ta era went six weeks between victo­ and we’ve been waiting tor him. By Dave O'Hara "We hit the ball better and got some key base The senator disclosed that on the “I think this has been orches­ North was fired Nov. 2S as a against Iraq, HaMm said, “tt was great-grandchildren. ries and even then had to wait an Just getting on the right track Is the Cromwell on Sunday at I p.m. She The Associated Press hits.” McNamara said between accepting congrat­ same day, Nov. 24, Green was trated by someone — don’t know deputy on the National Security the attitude of the total delegation,” The funeral Is Saturday at 9a.m. extra day so he could face the New "No people today, maybe tomor- key to everything. 1 tauWit for 89 yaare et the Verplanck ulations on his 69th birthday. “ We’re Improving. NR 5 wrongly telling Justice Depart­ who — to keep these committees Council staff, and his boss, Natlonal which he thought had Reagan’s at St. Aupstine’a Church, South a n d N athan H ale achools In York Yankees, a team he has had rowiw," HIguera sain after the game, "They’re a good club and we Just 5 BOSTON — He’s pitched In near freezing We’ re getting there” from getting information,” Rud­ Security Adviser John Poindexter, bacMng. Glastonbury, followed by burial In great success against. waving away rMorters. came out and swung the bats. We ment officials that HaMm was to Manchester. temperatures and with the thermometer In the 90s. “Hurst made the pitches when he had to," sold man said. “ We will not be denied resigned. Manager Tom Trebelhorn moved "1 think with Teddy on the mound still have to keep everything In blame for diverting proceeds from In snow flurries and driving rain. too. Boggs, who hiked his American League-leading 9t. the truth.” On other topics, Hakim testified “My Impression was the the struggling HIguera back a day If we get him two runs quick, hts perspective," sala Deer. U.S. arms sales to Iran to assist the pr So. what teanynate Wade Boggs called "baseball average to .884 with two singles and a game-1 Cht Rudman read from a committee that he and other negotiators told president of the United States was In the rotation so he could open a history Is that he shuts them dow n," Trebelhorn said Deer’s homers Nicaraguan Contra rebels. In mudville,’’ didn’t bother southpaw Bruce Hurst a RBI triple which keyed a decisive five-run sixtl M o interview with Assistant Attorney an Iranian delegation last October supporting this mission,” he said. key four-game aeries with the said Deer, who hit solo homers In "gave us some opportunities to “ The man who was representing Boaters better beware bit Thursday night as he pitched the Boston Bed Sox Inning. “ It's hard to pitch on a night tike this. that the United States would American League East laders In the second and fourth Innings oft relax and go after•thlr things later on” you on that day Is talking to the General William Bradford Rey­ Officially, the United States has Canttained tram page 1 Lake la not unique. There are eo “Cy Young would have had trouble out there “ operate to depose” the president Joe Niekro to give the Brewers to a "It was very Important tor him. to an 8-8 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Justice Department and saying nolds who described Green’s tele­ said it is neutral in the Iran-Iraq many people with boats, and' less front of a big crowd. “ Me's used to tough conditions such as these.” of Iraq, a country that has been at 2-9 lead. It was the third time this for the club and (or the first gome of tonight. It’s hard to hit, too. We didn’t know you’re responsible for the diver­ phone call to him on Nov. 24 and a war and has called tor a negotiated HODGE SAID Thursday he and less public accessibility to "tt Just makes sense that your Boston Manager John McNamara said after Hurst whether we were hitting raindrops or baseballs out war with Iran since 1920. best pitcher (aces the best team season Deer has had two homers In the series.*' sion," Rudman said. “ Doesn’t that subsequent meeting at which Green end to the conflict. Washington also called the D E P twice this week and lakes. Coventry Lake Is a beautiful struck out Kirk Gibson on his 147th pitch with the there." The U.S. team at those meetings with all factors considered," Tre- game. Niekro, 8-4, said his knucklebatl surprise you, Mr. HaMm?” attributed the arms profits diver­ discourages third parties from wrote the department a letter. and popular lake,’’ Hayee said bases loaded to end the game. Boggs, a three-time batting champion, continued In Frankfurt, Germany, Included belhom said. "He took the extra Tit#‘If uyou ni do get him runs quickly wasn't dancing. “Yes,” HaMm replied. sion to HaMm. transterriirg weapons to Iran, “ They are all concerned Individu­ Thursday afternoon. He said it waa “ It was kind of a struggle for m e.” Hurst. 6-4. said 'rio hammer the ball as the No. hitter In the batting when he's throwing the ball good, it ‘"This was the worst I felt all 8 als. They have a tot of lakes to only natural that people would want day now Instead of next week." after allowing 11 hits. Including two-run homers by order. Since being dropped from the teadoff spot on And HIguera. thanks to two seems to have something to do with year," he said. "The knuckleball Is supervise,” said Hodge, ‘“rhereare to enjoy it. newly...... signed Bill Madlock andLarry n d l Herndon “ ' and M ay . he is 43-108. with homers. RBt and 28 homers by Rob Deer, a seven-run how he does. Get him two runs and my pitch but I didn’t have a very 8 8 21 Just too many boats et the lake here Hayes said he will be spoU a solo shot by Alan Tram m ell. runs scored In 26 games. fifth Inningining aiand four double plays. there he goes," said Deer. good one tonight. going too fast. To make It safe — It’s checking the boat-launch area and “It wasn’t pretty," he added. “The way things 'T m finally quieting all the critics who said that Top officer warns i^ icy will be fatal picked up hts first win since A b ril 24 The Brewers’ seven-run fifth “ The second one (to Deer) was a a dilemma." advised boaters to observe safety have been going with teams trading‘ leileads. ■ ‘I Wade Boggs can’t drive In runs,” the third in a 9-8 Brewer victory — Milwau­ featured two-run doubles by Dale terrible pitch. It was a high fastball, Hodge said there were about no regulations such as having llte couldn't afford to fool around out there. Kirk baseman said. “ You can’t drive In too many runs By Tim Ahern ment, and to keep the risks low,” Kuwaiti tankers. make to counter Iran. boats on the lake last weekend,, kee’s sixth straight. HIguera Is now Sveum and Greg Brock and two Just a terrible pitch. The first one I I Jackets on hoard and dispia!playing ‘ Gibson Is a very tough out. tn a win or lose situation batting first." The Associated Press said Adm. William J. Crowe Jr., In his testimony, Crowe said the Crowe did not publicly say about halt of them launched by 6-1 lifetime againstBini the Yankees. New York errors, one when Dave thought I Jammed him” lie ihers. like that, you have to bear down all the way. Madlock, returning to the American League tor L chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Joint Chiefs believe that the Navy whether the Joint Chiefs were their boat registration numb Winfield lost Jim Gantner’s line Niekro said the Brewers, who non-residents. To make conditions HIguera, 8-6 after a 4-0 start, “We played a great game offensively, and the first time since nis rookie season In 1678, put It^ WASHINGTON - The nation’s Staff. can protect the Kuwaiti tankers. considering a pre-emptive strike “It’s Important to use some drive In the lights. trali New York by three games, safe, he believes that number scattered seven hits over eight defensively, too. considering the conditions.” Detroit ahead 4-3 with his home run high Into the top military officer said today the Crowe’s comments came In tes­ “ Of course, there are no absolute against Chinese-made, anti-ship common sense, and consider condi­ "1 think It's real significant to win have the makings of a contender (« should be cut In half. Innings In breaking a five-game The Red Sox had 14 hits, including three each by screen In left In the sixth inning. Navy can carry out President timony before the Senate Armed guarantees that such an operation Silkworm missiles, which Iran has tions,” Hayes said. the first game." said Deer, who had but oniy If they can get the pitching. Hodge said another part of the losing streak before a crowd of Boggs and Rich Gedman. and drew seven walks However, the Red Sox bounced right back tor Reagan’s pledge to keep the Per­ Services Committee, which was will be casualty-free or that Iran purchased apparently for use In the problem Is the varietyro of fb boats need 18,098. A fte r falling seven straight been given a day off Wednesday. On "If their pitching holds up. theyll sian Gulf open, but added that the meeting to discuss U.S. military will not escalate the sea war, which Strait of Hormuz area. be In the race," the veteran- However, they left 18 runners on base, including 13 their fourth come-from-behind victory In five on the lake. times to win...... his fifththga game. HIguera Tuesday■ sda he struck out (our straight games since last Sunday. * 5 cost could be more American plans In the gulf. will present us with further difficult •T . JUDE NOVENA times and then homered In his last right-hander said. "Right now In the first six Innings. It was Crowe’s first Capitol Hill "There are motorboats, sail- had not looked like the pitcher who (Ic casualties and attacks on U.S. ships Reagan has promised U.S. pro­ choices,” he said. MAY THE SAORBD HEART OE ^.at-bat. Bo hiB two homers In his first we’re still In first." appearance since the controversy boata, rowboats, fishing prams and won 20 games last season from Iran. tection for Kuwaiti oil tankers. Crowe did not explain what he blossomedblossomed last month after an IrahlIrai Mds In inflatable objects," said JE 8U 8 BE ADORED, QLORI- “ We have the capability to keep Kuwait is an ally of Iraq In the long meant by difficult choices and Hodge. Some people are aware of EIED, LOVED AND PRE 8E R V E D Iran-Iraq war, and Iran has declined in public to say what missile attack on the UBS Stark the oil line to Kuw ait open, to assure killed 87 sailors. the boating regulations, and heed THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. our Arab friends of our commit­ pledged to continue to try to httack military moves U.S. forces might Earlier, two senators Just re­ them, others aren’t, and don’t, he NOW AND FOREVER. 8A O R E D Moses’ streak at an end turned from the Persian Gulf said added. HEART OF JE 8U 8, PRAY FOR the United States might have to Hodge said there Is also a lot of U 8. 8AINT JUDE, WORKER OF By The Associated Press hurdler,” Steve Lynn, Harris’ hurdles five times. Including a best consider a pre-emptive strike water skiing on the lake and people MIRAOLE 8, PRAY FOR U 8. coach said."When ^w in won It of 48.02. Study reveals Impairment trends against the Iranian missiles If they get parried 8AINT JUDE. HELPER OF THE M ADRID. Spain — It hed been 10 (gold medal) in 1979. Danny was In During three years at Iowa State, are deployed against shipping In “They want the breeze In their HOPELE , PRAY FOR U . B A Y years since Edwin Moses lost a third grade. It’s phenomenonal that where Lynn was an assistant coach. CHICAGO (AP) — Anesthesiolo- A study of 1,000 physicians with face and their girlfriend In the back 88 8 Georgia. the Strait of Hormut. THIB PRAYER T IM E A D A Y , 400-meter hurdles event, and al­ he's competed at that level for so Harris competed In 17 (Inals and gists have the highest reported rate drug or alcohol proMems nation­ Chemical dependency by physl-. of the boat watching them show 8 8 "You’d have to do tt you’re going B Y T H E TH DAY YOUR though he may have been upset at long ” won them all. of narcotics abuse among doctors, wide indIcBted that a (Usproportion- clans “ Is a veryrery treatable disrase,’’ off," said Hodge. 8 to have freedom of passage of those PRAYER WILL BE AN 8W B R ED . having his 122-race winning streak Moses led after the second Lynn said at the NCAA Track and 9 9 while general and family practi­ ate number of them are ipeciallsts Dr. G. Douglas Talbott, lead Field Championships In Baton Straits,” Ben. John Warner, R-Va., BAY IT FOR • DAY . IT H A B snapp^. he wen't upset at nimself hurdle, but Harris gained the lead tioners are more likely to be in anesthesia. researcher, said in a telephone PATRICK HAYES. DEP game 8 Rouge, La., that Harris wound upat said on NBC’s “Today” show. NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL, “i ran a good race and the guy by the fifth and stayed there. alcohol-dependent, new studies But researchers concluded that Interview Thursday. “ Physicians warden In charge of the eastern "I hit the tenth hurdle and that the Madrid meet almost by “ ...W e see no allied assistance that PUBLIOATIONiMUBT BE PRO- that beat me Is 10 years younger show. anesthestologtsts may be so highly under the special treatment pro­ district of Connecticut, which In­ really cost me the race.” Moses accident. will help us if it’s necessary to go in MI ED. THANKK Y(YOU T . J U D E and ran the race of his life.” Moses ’The studies on physicians with represented necause the specialty gram have a very high rate of cludes IT towns and several lakes, 8 8 [aid. "I expect to do much better He said Harris was originally and take out those missiles. W e ll go T.M said Thursday night after fellow <: alcohol or drug dependency, re­ doee a good Job of policing recovery.’’ It alone If It has to be done." sees another side. American Danny Harris beat the He was very lucky to win the race. planning to run at a meet tn Italy on ported In today’s Journal of the members and Identifying those who A related study fpeused on the “What’s happening at Coventry Tuesday, but that he found out that Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, who world record holder He built up an early lead. There’s IR American Medical Association, abuse drugs. Anesthesiology “ has problems of female doctors ad­ probably no other person In the Moses was going to run tn Bpain, , (' accompanied Warner on a week- " It ’s very early In the season for also found that general and family acknowledged chemical depend­ dicted to alcohol and said few of long tour of the gulf, said such a me to be running in Europe. I'm not world who could run this time” and that Harris wound up paying ence to be a major occupational B LIS S ESTABLISHED 1B 8 2 practitlonera tend to go the longest them appear to get help from atrike was one of many options 0 as sharp as I would be normally. Moses, who holds the record at his own way after a ticket mixup. without seeklnl help. hasard,” they wrote. colleagues. being considered. This Is one of my best times for so 47.02, had won 107 consecutive Lynn.y r also said Harris felt he Ftemale physicians who drink too General and family practittoners ’The study of medical students "I would not want go in on a early in the season I'm not rtnals and 19 preliminaries since could outkick Moses tthe could atey much are less likely than their male are next most likely to be impaired found that 11 percent of them pre-emptive strike Just right at this disappointed at ell with the race I losing to Bchmid. He had won all even with him into the later stegea counterparts to receive treatment, but are more likely to uae alcohol appeared to drink excessively. point,” Glenn said. W ^ ran” three of his previous races this of the race. the reeearchere said. Another study rather than drugs, according to the Moses' streak was the longest In year. In Columbus, Ohio; Prin­ “ We (ell It he came oft the 10th examined medical students and study, Conducted ^ researchers the history of a running event. The ceton, N .J. and Turin, Italy. hurdle together, he (Mown) could concluded those with the highest with the Impaired niysiclans Pro­ BLACK CUIPtKnRim two-time Olympic gold-medal The last time Mosea faced Harris bebeaten,’’ hesald. "Butnoonehaa rades may also be the ones who gram of the Medical Asaodation of CAN DMlIMQi YOUR HOME winner last lost when West Ger­ wak the 1984 Olympics when they ever been there with Mown before. 7 ggrlnkr the most. Bliu to ttw lescuet Black Caipenliir Ante excaMts axianalve oallatlaa many’s Herald Schmid beat him on ran 1-2. “Danny thought that It kind of 7 The studies appeared In a theme Discover America'k In wood to aatte aa naatino ^acaa and can aatloualy harm your Aug 29. 1977 in West Berlin TiarriB, bom In Tbrrance. Calif., messed up Edwin“ lirin when they canve toiue of the Journal devoted to the homo, thay'rv unalghtty and unsanitary but lhay are no match for lolanda Balas of Romania holds was a three-time NCAA champion over together...... at thehe etgheighthihu hurdle. problem of the Impaired physician. ATTENTION Only Fhw^n-Ons... BIto IralnM technicians. Aik M outourm EVEIu^E MAINTENANCE the record for most consecutive at Iowa State. He won the 400-meter They stayed even at niite and then PLAN; R'a backad by over a cantury of raliablllty. victories In track and field history. titles at the NCAA outdoor cham­ Danny put It into another gear and KIRBY OWNERSII Round IM al Comfort lyfiM n She won 190 times In a row In pionships In 1184,1999 and 1999 and kept up the momentum." PHONE: high-jumping competition tn the was rated third In the world behind Moaes owns the It fasteat timee Ih 649-9240 1980s and 90s. fellow Americans Moses and Andre the 400-meter hurdlea. He aet the itH iite itCooh tHHumliMlss ittMiumkRlSB tirChim The 21-year-old Harris won in a Phllllpa in the most recent world world record August II, IM I at a M ||l BBpllillBK UBI career-best 47.89 seconds,. IS ahead rankings. meet in RoMent, Weat Germany, flBk ^WBBh fffi* i of the 31-year-old Moses. Anotl)e7 H arris, who went to high school In Moaes said he would return to M b American. Nat Page, finished third Perris, Calif., aet the national high home In Newport Beach, Calif, and B U ^ o b b OSTERLUND REFRIGERATION E d w i n M * (I*R) trailB countryman THunday. TR* lot* w *t th* firat for in 50 12 school record in the no-meter low next run In the TAC natloMi m a m a hurdles in 1998. then broke the champtonaMpa at San Joae, CaHL, i m s B t i i n E i Danny Mania acroaa tha finlah ilna In a Moaaa in a dacada. "This doesn't detract from what 37 Franeh Rd., Bolton • 649- 2SSS Edwin has done He’s still a great world Junior record In the 490-meter June » - I T . 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< fttflM iM i1lf«r»iiO M lM . 'T « f iMMtow fdayvn wtodd Mw to hr y j , atotor toagaa laaaid. fa lf77, triad to Kfnufaaa, f-faat-f and U$ Msnehsttsr dubt ki ttsl# pisy By Ben Walker bull, playfng Ms first game in made H f-1 in the eighth. geHssrhK IV^Py wm Wm^w* WWWH |V Od iaat ftoak Aaiaa'a toar H aa/' da aafd. paunda, baa nearly f f f banw m u The Aosodated Press Seattle since the Mariners traded Ms tfiM homer In the ninth off tobfetototiWwtoto.” and nwra than f,M l btta durfnf dto t^MmelM^ao«dBrCI«btMfMWiaBBBBetlo>fRttBtoCtt|> «r«ryddM ." Mto M nwd ftotorfto to Jtai Etot U tord MI iyaar, a toted ffaatuiad MmMMl rooM BdtldN f E t ^ ^ A L R o v n d a p hfffl to Kansas CHy during the PBHWYWr mwTrj I%0Eu. TAKAIU2VKA, fto kM IM>«ld 17 iMMM to d i to dto Itod Iw . "I Mw dtoyaytoai V^w Va^MPtoy h Pv aaraar. ffa waa named meat rafua' Everyone wondered which Bret winter, brake a 1-1 tie u m a bfa player In Iff*. Ito iw rtadly ^ CiSA/MdtrMoOtm Ufo YboUi C of tmiUhuiU An0fliS*W MIf8M8 ^WrrlllH WfV« « M CMMf dM tor dto ftoir VMt Btortotol totom , ItoCHtor f totocd# aa daaa d, lift, Yatoka fddaaiato ardarad kda aat to ptef' t M i ^ R t a p.m. BfBiiMt rRirfldid at Watartawa High •ahaol. Saberhagen would pitch for the two-run homer In the sixth. R lw ilff, iM iw ElBUi tM irlw ylMr, nMto dw ftot flaerOtoNlf wpitewd Wady Eraed'a taeard far eataar atatoa walked ante tda ftoM aad atartad year. So far, the answer is clear. He’s Saberhagen burst on the baseball was pumped up because they’re s n a ^ a t-SttoIntheelghthfnnfng MM« dMM dw rwwrd pot ■M f^ MMVOT pniyw I9f pMIMNI baaaa, attM. awtathM a bat to adaw Ida Biaaafer Durlnf tba Uma be haa baan wHb ■* HiBdhury at t: It p.m. the flashy guy who won the Cy scene In 1666 when he went 2Bd with R ^ a tfl^daito tor dtoYatojy I ^ f l r l s ’ IlBal wlUba Saturday, iuaaai. at WIKaRMIghMhaal rigM behind os In second place," and tified California ever Chicago. MfMfetr ftv Lm (WtKfi 4t fn ri daa aay fdayar ararad aa dandfa« Elaiafaaa, afekaaatod “ Iraa baaatodadflplay. tba team, tba Carp bare wan fira Young Award In 1668, not the a 2.67 earned run average and led Tartabull said. Jose DsLson, 44, cheeked me o S m w i KhM||CMnpNtoto ■*- - ■* — -B a « a - _ ^ Maa," cfatito dto atiaak aaHdar to "ft waa araa maia pataful far me laafua pannanta, and three tiM heya’ 14 imdar flaal will ha Friday, Ju m U, at Importer who flopped through 1666. the Royals to the World Series •H f. ^HI^P HHP^^PV FaMlald Unhrartoty at • p.m. The Royals ended their four- Angels on Just one Mt for seven • # y f tM ttM ttoCMMf'rfMMdiM fd ^ lM l fea^Itodaafly gwwa toeEer if ifadHtoaal Jaaaaaaa layaKy aar to toataydaaia,"fUiwfiMaaald. " Iff champianeliipi. Saberhagen became the first championship. Last year, plagued e losing streak and lead the AL Imnngs before Gary Pettis led tit ,mmtM0ftim/O» yaara. lladtodiatottoayaafvtotof^ ocilfv iv ivi rpcofov, fa to tda ballfwrh and tot, tba pain In Ifff, KInufaaa watehed. a IBgame winner In the major 1 Injuries, he went 7-12 with a 4.18 C I by two games over Minnesota. the liighth with at) in fl^ Slagle. MflNv dM Wlredrtimi Tmw H aa iaaa 1 M il, fcto atoaelaa aa ffto atiaafc a'aa la daaafar ataia aniy laata far an Inatanl. If 1 bad to maria, "Pride af the Yankaea," an leagues this year, allowing seven RA. Ihe Mariners, who have lost three Pettis stole second, took third on an Gabrig'a life. Hawerar, ha aald ha isiset tooesr Aesdsmy Aug. 24-28 8 C f ^ fa i d iw * w O et. li^ » * y j ” krfMw ito tW HtoiTB iMM hi wmiMVOT P7 mjocfvpHiv Unfrw diati anca, la ItlV, Xlaafaaa aairt anted tba ganw an tatoriaton, I’d singles Thursday night as the "This Is the best start for a Royal In a row, are 2V4 games beMnd. haan't watched It ainca then. infield Mt by Devon WMte and I^P I^P f^VHva hito a alaaip. toto kto batdac aaha far tdraa baara. f edaaa to fa to Tha talaet Soeoar Aeadanw, otN of Oakwaad Sparta and FItaaM Kansas City Royals beat the Seattle pitcher I’ve ever seen," said Tartabull connected for his scored on Joyner's sharp single off dw flu «N l« lM4«r itMlld, draadto. ^ ararafa drape d to J if, far dalaw tda ballpaili/' ha aald. " I ’ll watch It whan I’m ready to Mariners 6-1, veteran Kansas City catchw Jamie eighth home ran of the season reliever Ray Searage. retire,’’ ha aald. Caadar la Olaataabury, wfll oaoduet a flra^day high aahooi '1 jw i wse(#d t« Idly Bewlwll," m M Ito iHtoM dto ttfadato .n i avarafa. Durfnf Ma earaar, fCfnufaaa baa praporaUon aaatoaa Aug. ta-Sl at Bast CathoUe High Sehool. Tha Saberhagen, 16-1, overcame a Quirk. "I don’t see any chance of against Mike Momn, 6-8, after a Jack Lasorko, 1-2, won his first Aaked whan that will be, ha him slowing down." OTvEP 9mw itadi dtoa 2) of Boatofl (Mlaaar '^^oj^ehod to 3 b a ^ * ln ih a i h . * Potty Sheehan after Nelson formally resigned because of what he called for the host Braves with a single ’The host Expos broke a 44 tie In 4

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VIM pi W9w wtf^mnWmWmwKiwWwT^ All road# lead fo I"; .ndBX, Th e HiMneeteod InHs p Hw 9 ^^wIHVhWIOT a l^w Eebtanronte ■'-m ButtoHart? ... H^wUff II^V OTRI m A hi«t a liesurely 2S mintiie IWy9ll0OV9AiVflllUB R rnlj BlViVrj ni fide throuf^ rural IMM nrifM 4«Mti«n dM pfafrM y «f M «ft MsMsBsNor.'MoiMiatoiBodlmNr o sdl lf.SAmM iflMittatiM alMiHM « iMMi IMarthi «fld i« n y L««rta roao^atKMWsmssngissNd, Coff «#47*ror Covanfry, pasf hrsforie MfiiMtff, M Ow w«d««r«rtfi AttMiMnmirill MMM MP'vMvwwfnip iiiv wvy vsiotvrj/ landmarks and antique ^'TlM CMMy" «t if .m . M w d tf m 6 tM d ^ M - 4 f« il offllia IfM t«fw T r AnottMT liOttk «t (IM fa fr'M f r if m shops. Take route 44 fo iTMtiTof. TIm Hmw, Br«e«d«d by « vfntoM eortora, Dane# around th9 world route 31 south, and follow cotta I, «fld l« In th« Avory Tbentroof tM maae«m, NO Main flt., ffortford. MkkSo E ostsm perfw w ors, bafferfiMS, this for 7 miles fo the best BrsMfffan danoors and orummors and new restaurant in Tolland J Afro-Carlbbeam ontoitMiiwrs wlfl bo afflong tiM J WHh76trombonM feaforosof adayfongoofobraffoffoaffoif Lot's These ohildren describe their familiee in an exhlblf The exhibH, which indudee drawlnge and photos, is at County, Daoco, on Soutb Groon In MMdfofowa, Tbo boo (CmneetUat Mogmine, 1997) Thoro may not bo 70 trombonoa in tbo Mf fostivalisfromgtolp.m. Stmday.wRbarafnidoto cefebfating the dlvefslty of oontemporary Amer^c^^rt life. the Lutz Chlfdren's Museum through Aug. 10. JLJL. Olaatonbnry parade on Sunday, but tbero will bo of Monday. The event will end with dandng to tlM plenty of other Inatmmenta to celebrate tbe OOtb music of Tbe Starlighters. SO Htgifini Highway (Hie. 31) annivertary of the founding of tbe town'a fire i department. Tbe parade atarta at S p.m. from St. Colobnilng dlvorolfy Mansfield e 450*2240 TIm M U Paul Church, comer of Main and Wellea atroota, South of tha bordar and enda at Olaatonbury High School on Hubbard u Street. A chicken barbecue will be aerved at 4: IS You’ll hear a potpourri of music from tbo and 0; IS p.m., for IS.SO per perton. Caribbean nations if yon attend Saturday's froe concert on the grounds of the Mary Hooker Sebool, Exhibit at Lutz explores family Tu§§d§y MIgM - lt§H§n MIgM 8M Sherbrooke Ave., Hartford. 'Tbe day starts at 11 a.m. wHb tbe VlrgllloCrus Ensembfo from Puerto Wggkgnd BpgoMi win have the chance to partici­ Party on the rivar Whieh 1$ oM0f7 Rico, and ends at 4; 18 p.m. wHb tbe R sf Gonttlos ■v ManfMn Leuvfff responses In words and pfetures. into tbe area of emotions. "It's very atypical for what pate by leaving their own com­ • Twin Fillet M lgnon...... H0780 A Orquestra Versatif, playing tropical salsa. Harold Intern Thirteen different family A floating concert by the American Waterways CIstslo plaoM and antlqua autos Ilka Mora than 200 old oars, and 00 airplanas groupings, Including traditional chlfdren's museums generally ments about families. • Mixed Seafood CtMerole ...... ^ < 8 0 N Wind Orchestra, which ums a boat as Its stage, will A photo exhibit which portrays families, racially mixed families, show," ling said. "We've crossed the "families" exhibit has N cap Sunday's dedication of the new riverfront park thaaa ara going to ba faaturad Sunday at will ba on display from 10 a,m. to 4 p.m. • Broiled Swordfle h ...... Admission Is |8 for adults and 02 for various family groupings that a single parent, adoptive and the fine line of learning by trying been funded by the Junior League In Bast Hartford. The 4t-member orchestra, based tha Naw England Air Muaaum, Bradlay A muf leal Intarluda cbltdren Identify as their own foster families, a lesbian family, to look at feelings kidsshave i about of Hartford. e Veal Franoitae...... *8.28 on a boat called the PoInt- II, will Intarnatlonal Airport, Windsor Looks. ohildran agasOto 11. families today will be on display and a family coping with the families." The museum's public hours are perform at S; IS p.m. The celebration for the Great Some of Kennetb B. Woods' music students will tMs summer at the' Lutr ' d)ild- father's death, make up the Lhig said the exhibit Is Impor- 'Tuesday, WedneMay and f riday ★ MONDAY NIQHT - M T A NIQHT A HIver Park begins at 10a.m., however, witha prsMnt a free concert called "Musical ShowcoN" . ren's Museum. display. Each comes with photos tant becausebec there Is a strong from 2 to 8 p.m.; Thursday from 2 AH (be PoMa You Can tal «MM MO) 8 *MMT • t»w4om *4.8 8 full-dress Continental encampment, showing life of tonigirt at 7; 80 at Bmanuel LutberanCburcb, Guest 'The exhibit, "ram llles: A Cele­ and comments from a chlfd In belief among children today that to 8 p.m.-, and Saturday and the Revolutionary War era. artists will be Ronald Erickson, tenor, and Peter bration of Love, Diversity and each family type. only the traditional, nuclear Sunday from noon to 8 p.m. U fTRADA RfftiHriirt A one-mlle fun run for all age groups starts at I LaBombard, flutist, doing works of Boob, Orlog Commitment," opens Saturday Steven Ling, director of the family Is "norm al." Museum admission Is Si for 471 Hanford Seed 043*0100 p.m., and an old-fashioned New England clambake A crafty adventure All yourfavorltee and Blset> Woods will do organ works of Bach am and runs ihtoyih Aug. 18. Lutr Children’s Museum, said the "Kids n e ^ to know that If they adults and 88 cents for children. will get under way at S. The formal ceremonies are Gullmart. A reception will follow. The Boston Children’s Museum exhibit is typical for a chlfdren's don't have 1.8 brothers or sisters On Thursday evenings, admis­ at 7; SO p.m. To get to the park, head west on Pitkin St. M ary's Episcopal Church will have a crafts ThoM who enjoy folk music won't want to miss created the exhibit. Museum staff museum. In terms of educating or two parents, they still are quite sion Is free after 8 p.m. fo r more Street, turn left onto Bast River Drive, and follow fair Saturday from IS a.m. to 4 p.m. Craftsmen Saturday's SoumBittg Board Benefit Concert, with asked children, "Who Is your children. However, Ling said, the norma:I," Ling added. Information, call the museum at MS-8848. T he H omestead until the end. from many surrounding towns will participate. Gordon Bok, Bight Mile River Band, Walt Michael famllyl" and recorded their display Is unusual In that It delves Children who visit the display A flat difitng euptfUMe* wUA a eounify aariqu* fUAt. If you don't find what you need there, more than A Co., the Paton fam ily, Judy Polan and Bruce T m by LTM Pratt. Tickets will be Mid at 8: SO p.m., at the doors 188 craftspeople will display wares at the Spring "Teahouse of the August Moon" by John Patrick Crafts festival on the Berlin fairgrounds on of the Sedgwick Middle School, 188 Sedgwick Road, Month of June Speclah WMt Hartford, at SO each. The concert starts at will have Its final performances tonight and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to0 p.m. There Saturday night at East Catholic High School. Pubttc Recorde will be traditional American crafts as well as 7:80. In the lead roles of the Little Theatre of Oriental-style rugs and bonsai. The Wright Hollow Condominium, 881.980. Beacon Mill Condominium, convey­ Mao Yang, 222 Milliard St.. 888.000. Seafood M edleyt Manchester's production Is f red T. BHsb as d M tf t ance tax 880.30. Bruce M. and Janet M. Martel to Brothers will preN nt mime, dance. Juggling and Peter A. and Patricia E. Miller to Scallops, Shrimp Crab Mussels, Scungilll,JAM(fiMa^ Colonel Purdy, who Is In charge of bringing Jflbn J. and Teresa M. Baker to Joyce Mae Smith, 121 Branford St.. Vahid and Karla J. Ebrahlm- Willie K. and Julian O Rice, 81 storytelllng-throughout the day. Admission Is 18.80 American democracy to tbe people of Okinawa zadeh to Douglas L. and Joann M. Amott Road, general, 18.80 Nnlor cltlsens, and free to children Horses St the moose Rene f . and Line B. Roy. 18 Lewis 8117.888. 8128.800 & Catamari served over linguini ^ after World War 11. His man-ln-Toblkl. Captain St . 8181.888 Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. McKean. Lydall Woods Colonial Timothy F. BIsaccIa to Sylvester -V -'l 14 and under. The Marlborough Moose Grounds on Old flsby, Is played by Ron Roy. SaklnLtne local frsncls J. flano Sr. and Wanda Manley to Francis J. Moore, Village, 8122,800 J. and Karen 0. Bottone Jr.. Colchester Road, Marlborough, will be the site for native interpreter. Is played by Mike Zlska, and flano to John M. Dietz. Birch Beacon Hill Condominium, convey­ Carole L. Shea to Robert W. and Woodland Manor Condominium. a horse show to benefit the Hemlock Outdoor Daniel Coyle Is Mr. Seiko. Other roles are played Mountain Road. 888,888. ance tax 878.10. Marianne R. Chambers, Carriage 884.000. SO Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) Those airy dare-devils Holiday Homes Corp. to Richard Bast Meadow Condominium As­ Drive. 8188.000 . Kathleen E. Nixon to David R. Education Center of Hebron. 'The center 1s by Dorothy Herold as a geisha, and Ron Anraliams Edward J. and Marcia D. Ro- Bianchl, David G. Coumoyer and operated by the Easter Seal Society of Connecticut. L. and franclne M. LaBonle. S2 sociation Inc. to Cheng-SIng and Mansfield ■ 456*2240 The HomeittadM More than 40 aircraft on the ground and dosens as Captain McLean. Charls Road, conveyance tax 1121. Della Y. Lien, East Meadow jewskl to CIL Realty Associates Donna D. Coumoyer. 88-88 Laurel more In the air will be featured at the Westover Air The show starts at • a.m. Sunday, and will feature The curtain goes up at 8 p.m. Tickets are IS and Andrew Ansaldl Sr. and Andrew Condominium, 888.008. Eighty Seven-One Limited Part­ St., 8170.000. force Base air show this weekend. The base, In 88 classes of competition. Spectators are free, 88, and may be reserved by calling 8SASS8S or Ansaldl Jr. to Edward T. Kelly III Matilda C. flake to Kurt A. and nership, Green Manor Estates, 'Thomas A. Tomko to Edmund H. Chicopee, Mass., Is the nation's largest Air force competitors pay 18 per entry. 847-8824. and Margaret M Kelly. TImrod Constance 8. Schaefer. 38 Lenox 8184.800. White and Louise C. England. ReMrve base. The two-day show Is the largest Road, 1188,800. St.. 888.800. William F. and Irene Mankinson Brookside Acres. 8180.000. planned In more than 80 years. The Army Golden Lydall Woods Corp. (o Lawrence Michael J. and Marla T. Taylor to to J. Kent Hewitt. 303 Oakland St.. Oak Forest Realty Inc. to Charles Best Italian 1984-86 Knights demonstration parachute team will R. and Lorraine L. Reeser. Lydall John C. and Ann Marie Kissel. 8118.000. B. Coffman and Kathleen A. . Voiad CamueHem Magaalae William D. Starrett Jr. and Elselle. Oak Forest Condominium. perform twice dally, and helicopters. Jet fighters Woods Colonial Village. 8134,888. Manchester Gardens Condomi­ PrauHit A New Dlvenifiad Menu 5 Charles G. and Cynthia Plcard- nium, 882,000. Eleanor M. Starrett to James L. 8127,700, and air racers will perform sky maneuvers.The 5 fortln to Cherle A. Clanfagllone, Albert G. YIznItsky to Jenipher and Deborah L. Ellis, Pine Acres Benjamin C. and Joanne V. • tieitan Cuiaina • Seafood • Food • Staaht a tlibt free shows are from 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. Saturday, and Wellsweep Condominium. 883,800. Young-Mall and James R. Lindsay. Terrace, 8118,000. Dibble to Robert C. Shippee, Pine irom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. UA H Construction Corp. Inc. to 423-428 E. Middle Turnpike, con­ Julius G. Fabos to John and Gall Acres, conveyance tax 8147.40. A Dining Room With A View Robert S. and Patricia Cerins, veyance tax 8188.10. Deldonno and Helena Guba. Man­ OuHclilm diMds Mountain farm , 8238.841. Dileborah J. Stein to Robert M. and chester Gardens Condominium. Enjoy the freth budding cotort Victorian tea helps woman Merritt N. Baldwin to town of James 0 Roser. 247 Lamplighter 881.000. Roger W. Castagna to Deane of Spring with an exqultlte Manchester. Still field Road. 81 Drive. 8183.000. David G. and Donna T. Porter to Castagna. 287 Autumn St., no Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of "Uncle Tom's Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. Holiday Homes Corp to David W. Equity Acquisitions Inc.. 87 Marlon conveyance tax. meal on the mountain. Cabin," will be one of the "ghosts of honor" at a Manley to Mary Lee Storrs, Beacon and Patricia A. Comp. 184 Elveree Drive. 8148.900 Katherine A, Wheeler to John P. Victorian Summer Tea, to benefit a Hartford Mill Condominium, conveyance tax St., conveyance tax 8148.20 Thomas A. Benoit and Bldredge Wheeler, 47 Hillside St., no convey­ G. Yost to Richard P. Monge and ance tax. shelter for homeless women and their children. The I 881.80. Robert W. Chambers Jr. and 80 Pllla Louiaa Hoad, Ballon, C t Birch Mountain Estates Inc. to Marianne R. Chambers to Lynda A. John J. Cavanna, West Side Mary M. Semrow to Walter J. 640.3161 party will be Sunday at 4 p.m. In the Katharine Day Semrow. Hilliard and Woodland House, comer of forest Street and f armington Daniel C. Ouachlone, Blue Trail Chambers, Green Manor Estates, Heights. 8182.900. Estates, conveyance tax 888. conveyance tax 8137.80. Walter 0. and Anne Hettinger to streets, no conveyance tax. Avenue. Ernest J. and Brian R. Reed. 3 Theodore F. Dlckman to Janice ucR If rofsua saMiM- Vintage music, dance and refreshments will set Birch Mountain Estates Inc. to David L. and Arlene R. Stover to Robert M. Klernan. Blue Trail David E. and Helga B. Worgan. Oakland Terrace and 28 Gleason K. Gagnon, 228 Hollister St., no CMfCI'8 8HM MOtm MTIWHSIM the tone for the tea, which benefits My Sisters’ Estates, conveyance tax 886. Woodland Manor Condominium, St.. 8428,000. conveyance tax. Chucks Sleok House has Place Inc. Besides Stowe, other IBth century Raymond F. and Clare E. Robin­ Sylvio Dubois to Joan Dubois, 471 lolned...... hand*'1 with Fl$hlng% free Vtolette Associates to Hea Sung conveyance tax 8110. Maraarltovllle and offer* you characters expected to attend Include early William A. and Deborah L. son to Richard O. Clark and N. Main St., no conveyance tax. Mwang and Jong Pll Hwang. Purdy Corp. to John M. Purdy Chuck'* Steak Hou*e Pithing It frtt on Saturday throughout feminist Isabella Beecher Hooker and Hartford Manchester Gardens Condomi­ Nemeth to Paul Byrne and Lisa P. Patricia H. Stanzione, Thayer favorite*. poet Lydia Huntley Sigourney. Guests may wear Campbell, 189 Glenwood St., con- Road, conveyance tax 8234.30. Jr.. Hilliard and Adams streets, Alone with our Mexican the atate of Conneotlout. No fithing nium. conveyance tax 860.80. conveyance tax 86,743 lloenae will be required anywhere In the Victorian costumes, It they wish. The Day House Marl 8. Dobbing to Jean-Marie veyahee tax 8138.30. Peter R. Zerlo to Yeng Yang and rnenu, look for: was built in 1888, and features ornate paneling, a and Joanne L. Sevigny, 30 Hackma­ Joel B. Wilder end Albert L Prime Sib Super Sirloin atate. It't all part of National Pithing d Supercuf Tcryokl Sirloin SW00t$ tack St. 8138.000. Manley to Paul A Yavisand Susan grand staircase and stained glass. Tickets are |18. Too Sirloin New York Cul Weak. Thit year't tiogan It “Taka a kid free parking Is available at Hartford Public High Robert J, and Cynthia A. Oawllk M Ryalls, Beacon Hill Condomi­ STtAKi for $woot nium. conveyance tax 879.20. Prosh Pish fIthIng, even If the kid It old enough to School and the Connecticut Valley Girl Scout to Michael T. Wlllsor. Hlllvlew Condominium, 883,000. John R. Kies to Allan J. and Lynn Included with dinner; salad and baked potato or be a grandparent." headquarters, both on fo rest Street. SwMtums, ■ popular ohar- VIolette Associates to Robert and M. Carbonneau, 81 Arcellla Drive, Come And Enjoy Our ateak fries. aotar from “Tha Muppat Karen Kooharlan. Manchester 8124.000. Show," la to ba tha guaat of Gardens Condominium, convey­ Patricia A. DInardo to Robert C. LAKESIDE DECK PATIO OPENING 429-1900 honor at a party Saturday to ance tax 880.60 and Susan E. Vater. Sunset Hills. Charles E. and Elizabeth A. 8110.000. (Hi If, aaiMfleli) Cinema oalabrata the opening i jf an Trombley to James and Donna- Philip D. Feltman, Bernard B D E C K B A R B E C C E l exhibition oallad Strings Marie LIppo, 46>/li Florence 81., Kaplan and Howard M. Werner to Lucian E. D'Angelo. 10 Olcott St . and Things: Tha Art of conveyance tax 864.90 gm m m m gabistiW iKKU i lasmat — Schtduis Puppetry In America. It's at Visions Unlimited Inc. to Grove 888.000. 9{artfor(C fJipad Cafe navoMotolt. Investments Limited Partnership Joel B Wilder and Albert L tha William Benton Museum and Barbara VIvlanl. Bigelow Manley to Kathrine E. O’Brien. An American Toll (01 of Art at the University of Weekend Special 9 wlthSack to *ht PolMre oj 9 4St Oonneotlout, Storrs, from N • 7 9 5 >;'4S. uhN ui. iliop 2:30 to 6 p.m, Chicken Scaloppinl unovolloblt. Veal Scaloppinl • 8 9 5 I I n I 1 I 11 I III) \ I I'' ' ‘I StulMd wHh rra.li ifrathraam.. gratn *.|>|wra .nil onloni In • cra.m ihirr; mum. S>* P«a w * ON HIGH SCHOOL • 6 9 5 ‘JfflSSfiVCMMA p Half Barbecued Chicken 1 r YEARBOOK Served with chaiee of potaio, toesed ealad and bread. PORTRAITS... Chef Clifford K. Carman and Check our daily luncheon and dinner tpaclali, M *rt ctrrlM through to *11 *•• Maltra d*Holal Nulh Kukulka f e a tu r in g ... 378 Hartford Road ■ 647*0489 (Mcti of phelogr*t»h)ri So why Lunches Daily ihouM "Mnlor Yrnrhoolt Yrnrh for- , Invita you to try the Irtilurc" be to «*e«plloit. ^ o h o u s e •'«*f Dinners Thursday thru Sunday F E A T im iN O ItNt Your pertoutlUy euil ttyle NEW FIANO’8 RESTAURANT S te n k t A Freih Seafood A C hicken become tn IntrlnHe Ingredient to your NmmIIT Portrelti with Continuing 30 years of fine dining with A P rim e ffib A L o b ttert Peking Duck Dinner 7 tpeeiilly tirleed ttudent peehiget our NEW Continental Culalne Country Western Music 7 destined to olDrr you the option includes choice of soup and of guellty *1 reeionthle price*. Friday, Saturday & Sunday a variety of appetiaers N»**IITSludioiBine* IDUelkm- Featuring Prime Rib Specials lly Iredlllon of Hne poHtellure FRID AY a SATURDAY NIQHT •nd wedding*. li^ r M friSay A Batmday - SiOO p.M. Luncheon Specials Mon.-Sat. May2B-30 June 8 -Si FRESH FISH, VEAL 0 POULTRY SPECIALS DAILY JOY Dine in or Take-out Baal Catholk High School AodltoriwM'«| Call 643*2343 for Reservations OF THE 227 West Middle Turnpike Tuei.-Sat. Dinner k-10 PM / Sunday Brunch 11-3 PM Manchester 6)9 itidln street. SlM4K l?miSifWto Cloeed Monday m a n c h e ste r 275 Boston Turnpike • Bolton , ▼▼ 045-4MO f I-. 20)-64)-7369 I - V

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W WmWfmKW mf. nPIr OT all over the place REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK rw. ifiv pinvmvT ■fsniF i i < m r wk t i k f m ^ m fifltM fkig !; Thinking of buying m . H * 1m t *rd«ter. ______, f> wtntwvwnwtw, E iw fy, Sf^Pel ITZZSZ wvSirsM or soiling? i.miCMfW i.t. nHm, ^ M muAa dWW» m n/dM9iimaddt ^OTHr ^VWHi/ IWIf Of IrlrTlVr H im , f w «m 9% §m w a Call U8 first, we presently ^ itif *M> ______^ ihiMP ^V M ^ m ^ V g Oa vv jMv dd^9laaatAtp twf 9%m %. tuAAm fa dm traan, at mmm wrCRWOOV iFfTfVj WOW iTVTir wtmj sw4lA Ur's awolwwSt m a i m m w M i vmwwwg/mOiM ww ^^wa have buyers looking for all Of jwPmTiiowvwr Momomn ffOWpiCSr. g b im m dw ^^0^^2aw , ffliafs, # r« ** <8f llsAw r Wlsiwwt# fVIW HlWWrnOf 0*OIRiOVrOllvV erW irsw irtyw Wata a k d f o m grwtr « IS 4 M t f io Iasi s lw v yw« types of homes In every IkMW tH ifm /m&m ^v wM* hHanoplad. ''Tkat'a A s rssf aaa/' 647-8400 wtt htnn ih f H ttlitHitlnaMr n^^nW OTNr VnwTrvlOTIVIIIWy niflVnR* Ha wMaparad la thaaaaa. market analysis. J HH thttttMII fa if foMu, tfaaa. otmA — rh a pfMwy rs d i waa tHara, laa, 168 M ain Street, M anchestre J flr#nQ|plnrOilfW orO BOPOHE omf ixm a ay iitag , « f f ioem fflf ly bsaMs Gm> fsM SNS, wMsh ssrssS ss m t f 6t tt*ff iMUitii. lit ptMftmf pvfliiuninMv rm . TlNrfs NATURE LOVERS DELIG HT!!! g fM ip a m iU i «M td 0 H fd Mid L w fio w , 91. h w fM i lakiMf tMaga M ttaraaea. Ths maatat targar waa w t m fur fm ad Hia aUAf « f tfie tatdad Hy hfs awa takary. I m hM tntdOMt or Snl baWeqm W naadad. 14xS0 tuiWan iSapSmJ IMna room, dhUna room and PtoHot Hoad. Hat mMattial gtaM- ta r ta 1878, ns aiartad Ths Israo a Larson Asplays root hair Aa( Is f FO R LBABE ,Mne.| not nv* w pnvtvMikMiM wpAm I voaot Wwor halbrpoffl and poroh ovsrIooMne waS gdraaoua brand naw kNoban. ifxtfflroolaoadTafflNy room, gtaadtnothat la Mt«. A tidtan Mat- Ca., daalgaar aad M tdar ot snhlb- mads from rops. « 8M ,000 manlourad------ptiiala ------yard. 1 oar garaga. wa ahall tA Homaataad, 91a. Mia haa a Myreomaotonmingraadecatlen S s r ^ htothat, OaoHtay. %. T e a e h 0 r $eom high wNN feoauNtM vtaw of t(w oNy, AN natural waaOwork, tlx panat a«om, waM off amine ara (0 aaw PatiaiMwatil^ th m Jotaidi, aoti Or«0 KiD« r«o«lv«s MsnohMl«r High dadloatad this yaar'a book to Kana for arna aaak, Maalar haaraom haa ot Havla and Kathlaao mflivafi SohDors 1087 ysirbook ^rom oo-«dHors hla oontflbutlona to lha school sines hs •wwaaleetaleaelienaeimnearaa RWFISH PatiaaowakI tA follatid. waa bota at daa. Ad Hadm m kava aeutda THC REALTY COMIWNY May 1% at Maacfiaatat Maiaotlal K«fi Oreff and Oabbla OaBonaa. Th« bsosms • tssohsr s( MH9 In 1977. Hoaata. TNaanlry, too many axirat 6 HoapHal. Hla laaiataal gteadpat- twOf on bahaH of lha aludani body, PLANNING YOUR tomanilon. aata ata M t. aad Mta. Haalal Aiffivflfr ot % Hdlaoa Hoad. Hla IXICUnVE RITRKAT patataal gtaadpataata ata Mt. aad I Better I hXly fumMwd wseanel eoMeoM on J7V— Mta. Joaaph Pattaaowakl ot 46 ■M wtMffrom M. New dock end boeM in- ¥/adgawood M v a . A b o u t Tow n — FREE HOME EVALUATION foNon Qcrgacoa *SM,S00 duded. geih houses In eaesdsm eemHHon. VACATION Custom bum homo al TInhsr— pond. pend 4 bodrooma Inehidlnq im ,ew. ( maalar tuMt wNh drasslng aroa, arot, waikHnwailHn okwol and Sal whirlpool. Baloony ovorlookmg sky-IH family room wtth A nftli, Mcgtiim Ai«« daughiat ot W A T ie to maal Tuaaday Oathodral oaSIng and slona (hoplaoa. Normal dining room 243 Main Street Ch Hoy 6. aad' ifawaa" "L . Antatifrlcr------Artf and muilo at MHAM opont 10 largo dsok. 8vt bolha, a ear garago. TMa homo mum me Smltft ot 406 Wtlghia M ill Hoad. HKRRON - RH AM High School w ill preaent an arta The Mancheater WATHS will meet at the Orange iibqaSanRy ]j| boaooa OoSI Maneheeter, C T 06040 ho: Conaaity, waa bam May 2il at and mualc featival Tueaday from 7 to 8 p.m. the Hall on Center Street on Tueaday at 7:18 p.m. M EAL EM TA rE E E m /K E E (203) 043-4016 to Maaatiaatar Maaiortal Haaptial. evening wllf Include a itudent exhibit of fine arU, Welghing-ln w ill be from 8:18 to 7:18 p.m. A weight e43-li f l 2d Male 9t . 98aiidi§it§nT^i040^ " S R ^ m Hat laatataal gtaadpataata ata inauainaiInduatrial «rwatia niiuand uiaisscraffa naiuand <■a f/viperformance ivi aiaaaivv bym/ the program will follow. 03 East Center 8 t„ Mancheeter, 643-4060 §71-1400 Veniew Cr„ Veniew, CT 00366_____ awaMOM CALL LEN MATYIA ga Mt. aad Mta. ftaaiaa 9. iohlahotet concert choir and chamber aingera at 8 p.m. featuring H i Bt. ot 90 N. Pahttatd Si. Hat mualc from the iMOa through the 1880a. doi tontori* hofith ollnlo off#rod I patataal gtaadpataata ata Mt. aad The public la Invited. /- Mta. Douglaa 1. Smith ot Seotta, Ip r cel N.V. Sha haa two brothara. Jatad Senior Cltiaena' Center Wedneaday from 8to 11 a.m. for uri Michael. 8, and tilllon Douglaa. Arlo Mfoelitlon plani dlnnor 5 ha' 5 thoae whoae laaat namea begin with L to t. Gloria 1 The Tolland Arta Aaaoclatlon will have Ita annual Welaa, a reglatered dietitian, w ill be available to CONVENIENCE Mafintm. Sarah Kale, daughter of dinner meeting Tueaday at Jeanne'a Reataurant in diacuaa proper diet and nutrition. 1 A free program on skin conditions common to seniors thie 3 bedroom oolonlol Is loooted naor shopping, ml Joaefih J. and Doreen H. Downham Somera. Membera are aaked to arrive by 8:80p.m. Call tohools, but lino ind rooroatlonol arou. Formal a I Hannon of SI Wrighta Mill Hoad, 748-48M for more Information. w ill be held June 24 from 8:48 to 10:49 a.m. at the senior Coventry, waa born May 18 at center. Registration Is required. Call M7-8178. living and dining rooma, oovarad front poroh and a nol Mancheater Memorial Hoapltal. A free nutrition luncheon prepared by Gloria Weiss barn atyla garaga. Prioad for Immadlata aalal cri M odleal aaalstanti to moot w ill be held at the Salvation Army Citadel, Main Street, cai Her maternal grandnarenta are 1 Mr. and Mra. Dwight D. Downham The American Aaaoclatlon of Medical Aaalatanta will June 29 at noon. The programiw w illlllf feature Information on cardiovascular risk-reduction menus. Registration BING BANG BOOMII! ral Jr. of 16 Hoater St. Her paternal meet on Wedneaday at HT 111, 80 Town Line Road, Real L.stnto SOI ta are Mra. Nano Reeky Hill. A aoclal hour begina at 8:90 p.m., fojlowed Is required. Call 847-8178. Owners need • quick aale on this completely remodeled 04 room L-shsped Ranch in tui annbn of 68 Wrighta Milt Hoad! by dinner at 7 p.m. InatalTatlon of ofticera wlii take on Coventry and the late David place at 8 p.m. . , A rthrltli group mooto 647-8400 Hebron. 4 bedrooms, 2 full balhs, large deck mi Hannon Her paternal great- New offieera are Sally Henolt, prealdent; Virginia overlooking plush green grass. Situated on grendparenta are Mr. and Mra. DanI, vice prealdent: Lori McCartney, aecretary; and The Arthritis Support Group will meet on Wednesday Don't Forget To Plan 168 Main Street, Manchester 150x200' lol near Gay Q ty Perk. Reduced to an Albert Keiaiber of Coventry. Bllaabeth Klein, treaaurer. to discuss loint protection and exercise. The meeting •159,000.00. CLASSIC SPLIT LEVEL that haa aoma of tha largaat rooma that wa hava aaan coi fo r more Informtalon, call I47-M78. will be held at Manchester Memorial Hospital from 7 to (oi Chaiie. Kriallna Miehele. daugh­ 9 p.m. In a long tlma. 3 badrooma, 2Vl batha, family room ap ter of Dean J. and Kimberly A Joanne Mack, a registered occupational therapist at How Yon Will Catch Up with BIroh panalllng and firaplaoa. Qorgtoua pink an Daughtoro of loobolla moot Melroy Chaaae of 999 Hiley Moun­ the hoapital, w ill apeak. marbla firaplaop In living room, 12x12 aoratnad In tain Hoad. Coventry, waa born May The Daughtera ot laabella will have a regular Meetinga are tree and open to the public. Kor more poroh, 2 oar garago and ovar an aora In Bottonll thi 18- at ■“ Mancheater . . . Memorial...... Hoapi bualneaa meeting Tueaday at 7; 80 p.m.m. at Rlrat Kederalfederal Information, call...... M8-1III, extenalon |18B I I •279,000. 846-2482 ep tal. Her maternal grandnarenta are Savinga, Weet Middle Turnpike. Slater Marie Alice and On A ll The News ne Mr. and Mra. John W. Melroy of 21 her committee will lead. DAR plont hom ottood tour Tb Duncan Road. Her paternal grand- tai The Orford Parish Chapter of the Daughters of the parenta are Mra. Geraldine Chaaae OOP woman plan lunohoon Fli of 180 New Holton Road and the late American Revolution will meet at the Oliver Ellsworth no Roland Chaaae. The Mancheater Republican Women'a Club w ill hold Homestead, 778 Pallsado Ave., Windsor, on Thursday. While You Aro Away. BRAND NEW LISTING!It "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" ral A tour ot the house w ill be given at 11 a.m., followed by CUTE AS A BUTTONIIl a garden luncheon Saturday- - 1 at noon — at the home ot Lydell Woods, Menohesler. 2 bedroom Adorable 1 bedroom Condo al Chapel Hill in CO WttJtectkOt Jllllan, daughter ot Mra. Joaeph Swenaaon, 880 Porter St. a picnic and auction at noon. Members are reminded to 1 : ■ c ,’w bu bring a salad or casserole and Items for the auction. Nentuokel Cepe with 1st floor femily room end ^uth Windsor. Full private basement, 1.5 Richard and Denlae Herthlaume Reaervatlona may atlll be made by calling M6-B29B. 1st floor laundry. Bulll in 19M, extra storage. Blanchard & Rossetto Wojteceko of 467 N. Main St., waa The coat tor the luncheon la 14, and | l tor gueata. Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert Lappen, Mra. George baths, carport, fireplace. Buill-in I9B3 • offers Chapin, Mrs. Donald Porstrom, Mrs. Barry Hmltn, Tulefully decorated end well msinisined. swimming * . Low condo fee. Offered at Ej born May 10 at Mancheater Memor­ Proceeda will benefit Republican candidatea. There •149,900,00. ha ial Hoapital. Her maternal grand- w ill be a mlnl-auctlon and plant aale. Mrs. R. KIbbe Willey, Ruth Willey and Mra. Philip Call •119,900.00. R IA L laTA TI 646-2482 pb parenta are Mr. end Mra. Richard ul4 Proh. Neuti ea Herthlaume ot 40 Litchfield St. Her LTM ahow cloaea Saturday Today And paternal grandmother la Evelyn The final pertormancea of the Little Theatre of A lihtlrntr^i group to moot VACATION Wojtecako of Moline, til. Her Macnheter’a piinluctlon ot "Teahouae of the Auguat Have Oantury 21 Ep»teln Realty r ea lty WORLD Tt great-grandmother la Roae Hent ot Moon" by John Patrick will be tonight and Saturday at The ^lihelmer's disease support group will meet PAK lllll (/III lllll I 9 Clearwater, fie . She haa a halt- 8 p.m. at Bast Catholic High School. Wedneaday from 7 to 1:80 p.m. In the mental health The 3MB North Main Bt. Manehaator \ \ i / / Jj/iljj FtochoMo Aooocialfff Maiichagiar TT 9 all alater, Angela, 18, and three other Tic.ickets are 18 and IB tor students and seniors. wing conference room of Manchester Memorial ne WMxhMK giKWGET RESULTSm re x n Ini alatera, Diane Roae, 18, Llaa Marie, Reservations may be made by calling 918-6881 or Hospital. Attorney Jacqueline Wilson will speak about MIMO TO CARRIIR Manchester I, and Sarah Jane, t. 847-8814. legal planning, fo r more Inlormatlon, call 847-1481. y« • U ilO R IIIM ______Herald ■A DIVItlON OF TNOMAB A. BiNOIT BMTBRFRIBBB" ADDRIM ______:iMYtlNNIALTV dll W H fR f TWf INDIVIDUAL D iT t ATTiNTION lusnoo «mt m issui ss , Saved In A of Cottogo N o t e s MMUOVtMMMSMOUiSMIAVtS •ussewstft SM Vacetlon Pak q«i M9tS SMOUiS SI MttMttS ex VSeSttON NtS ililVISM She Is also a student at the marketingngc concentration; Usa Er- hunors rmu alton. And ac aroduiltt with honors Hartford Conservatory of Music Ickson, 47 Clinton St.. H.S. In The award is presented to five business administration, market­ M Mary tNaaa, daughter of Mr. and and Is active In church and senior math majors tor one-year Catch Up On Country Uvlng volunteer work. ing concentration; Susan Martl- membership In the association. th Mrs Mario Diana of IMH, Main St. neaa, 84 Sherwood Circle. H.S. In Oovanlry *111,100. graduatedduated May 18 i with honors In business administration, market­ Raody tor you to move In. Impoo- biologyilogy from BarnardBa Colle||e ^ lom t high honors ing concentration. oaMo thraa bedroom Ranoh on- r- Columbia University, New Provldsnot Colitgt henetd by a lovely private Ki laiH M A. DaValva. son of Dr . and Also; Nancy Miller, 84 Leland baekyard wWt aetaanad poroh, NICELY LOCATED Mra, Hobart M. DaValva ot 118 Drive, B.S. In business admlnlstra- All The News when You Return 7 qil 7 ^)Sie Is a 1888 graduate ot Man The following Mancheater real- malittananea-traa aiding. Fenced yard and finished basement with eheater mgh SehwI. f Prospect St., grsdustad mpsns tion, marketingng concentration; denUi received degrees on May IS bar are only two features in this 6 room (b wor tlitf |b blb-fb8dleal cum lauda from orove Ctty Cohega Brian McAaley, 48 Lorraine Road, from Providence College In Provi­ TRANQUIL LIVINQI Moetmler Univenib In Fannsylvanla. B.S. In business administration, dence, R.l. Cape with 2 bedrooms and a den, or 3 n Vorlgtyforayfmrbefoiora going on Ha aamad his bachelor of science communicotlons concentration; bedrooms. l‘A baths, good storage. Live In thia boauUlul two-tamlly Manohoalor homo and lal tha an to HMMleal sebool. dagnMU In engineering, asm liw high Unda Wllpec, St Briarwood Drive, Michael R. Byam ot IIS Helalne tanant halp pay your morigagal Itl honors In chemical engineering. B.S. In business admlnlstrellon, Hoad graduated magna cum laude Price Juit reduced to 41C3.900. ^ Tha many amanWaa Inoluda alum, aiding, atonn wlndowe, (anead be finance conceniratton. with a bachelor's degree In math- *190.000. yard with room tor a pool piua a gardan, huga I ear garaga, P i O w nR tim ttfogrot computer sciences; Maareea A, Partael way to atari. 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Center St., ( 203) 646-7709 B.S. In business administration. ship award at the coHege's recent bachelor's degree in marketing. RAWCRERTER HERALD. Friday. Jmt 9. M S ? -fj Bufi9nmtk§i Shopper — ...... - ...... I > BUSINESS Customer angry after store turns down a $2 coupon • • By M artin SlooiM DSAM M A in W i i b n in the Kanaaa City area, Claims of timing services dubious UnltMl Foofurq fyndlcofa many of the eupufiwerheta double coupona up to, but PRENCH'a, MUSSELMAN'S Potato Pancake not Including, 9# centa. So 49«ent, 49-cent, and 49«ent Clip ’n’ file refunds and Amleaaoee 91 Refund Offer. Send the DEAR MARTIN: Along with their regular coupona, coupona are worth a lot more than 9S«ent coupona. I B U E g T lO N : bsM «m . those redempHons w o n solofi tor required refund form and the Univeraal Product the Drackett Co, Included a apodal coupon for an am anre tMa ia oomnnon in other areaa aa well. I 'v e re a d a The timers’ Mg pitch Is that most tax purpooes, The profit or hMO on ItBietB— —■ fM i (flic t) Code aymbola from two Mckagea of Preneb'a additional |l off with the purchaae of Va'ntah, Behold Someone ahould alert the manufacturera to print Up number of arti­ mutual funds are too Mg to sell all each transaction bad to bonportod Potato Pancake Mix and from two lara or cana Clip out two flic and keep Kwitlialmllar caalHiff and Windex in thdr advertlaement. more coupona wHh alightly tower valuea, rather than cles dealing the securities they hold when the on your Scbodulc D, Form 1949. (any alie, any atyle) of Muaaelman'a Appleaauce. coupona — beverage refund offera telUi beverage When I went through the checkout counter at a local with ’’market I n v e s t o r s ’ market goes against them and If That timing service not only Exmrea June 90,1997. 99A years ago that the loss of plana on building less than dozen CHINGFORD, England (AP) - ceived 1177.9 million in two U.S. value of this order ia expected to contract delivery schedule," said Newport News officials had said three Trident contracts would more Tridents. Saturday Is the big visiting day at Navy contracts (or F404 Jet aircraft exceed 9190 mllion. James O. O'Connor, president of Chtngford. Dozens of visitors — engines. P4W’s Government Products The engines will be produced at mostly foreigners — make the Division. Pratt 4 Whitney's facility in Bast hour-long trip from central London One contract awarded Thursday The Pratt 4 Whitney F404 en­ to visit their loved ones. Hartford. (or 9179.7 million covers funding (or gines will be interchangeable with They troop past the heavy wire WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST the production of 102 Navy F404 The contracts reult from direct those produced by General Elect­ gate that seals off this bleak place. engines under an agreement ’They go through three secured competition between Pratt 4 Whit­ ric, and the Navy will use the same reached with the Navy in July 1988, doors, signing in along the way. ney dnd General. Electric, the technical data to operate and TOGETHER Once lo ck ^ Inside the proper Pratt 4 Whitney announced in a company said. maintain both manufacturers’ en­ cell, many of them collapse Into STOCK statement. "W e are pleased to be part of the gines, P4W said. EllB and the Manchester Herald urgent hugging and kissing. They 5 have two hours, at the most. 5 This is pet prison. OVER The dogs and cats are serving a Executives who leave jobs minimum sentence of six months — uMoa' a maximum sentence of death — AT AL SIEFFERrS 500 AIR m not because they have committed a iiGANTtC STOREWIDE crime, but because they, might be YOU GET MORE... carrying rabies. ■ FREE DELIVERY CLEARANCE CONDITIONER! discover it pays to be at top Britain is fanatical about keeping ■ FREE REMOVAL rabies out. So fanatical. In fact, that some Britons oppose building a : ^'nsr^iVhook.upE v e r y t h in g m u s t ALL AT A By Jamez P. Pelti provide such lucractive send-offs to severance plans question why tunnel under the English Channel ■ FREE SERVICE The Aotoclated P rezt executives they no longer want? companies feel compelled to pro­ on the ground that rabid animals ...PLUS MUCH MORE!! BE SOLD!!! Unlike most salari^ or hourly vide the plans when Me executives might scurry through. HOT PRICE NEW YORK - In business It pays workers, many top executives hove already make lofty salaries. Since 1903, all immigrating cats to be at the top — especially when contracts, and companies fre­ ‘‘ The error was made in negotiat­ and dogs, no matter where they you lose your Job. quently provide the severance ing a contract like that,” said 13" RCA 1 F IR S T ■FAMOUS MAKE Lowe^level workers who are plans up front when the contracts Roland M. Machold, co-chairman come from, have been quarantined TV (iO L O . TV VIDEO CASSETTE Air Conditioner for the six months at government- colon fired or laid oft might receive a tew are negotiated. of the Council of Institutional RECORDER weeks’ pay or moving expenses to Companies defend the plans as Investors, which represents 31 approved kennels, of which there II n I Values! are 68. 5.000 cushion their departure. Others necessary to attract or retain the public-employee pension fund man­ "Rabies is a matter of concern Optional: Wo install • Wo Dallvor. receive nothing. most qualified people, and execu­ agers who control 9900 billion in aY iT is aY t' i S i t 5 throughout Europe. It's been pnicEi PRICE! Ail svstoms window thru-wall — But for chief executives of large tives are loathe to accept Jobs assets. corporations, losing a Job can lead spreading northwards and getting i r 1 Whole house any type, any slie without the prospect of being amply When a chief executive Is hired, AUTO COLOP 3 3 . 0 0 0 to multimillion-dollar severance nearer and nearer,” said Donald • AUTO COLOR B house or apartment. We have the rewarded when they leave, com­ "It seems to me that the risk and ■ aoLio orAim • MOLIO BTATM packages that sometimes surpass pensation experts say. Thompson, parliamentary secre­ B WIRmLMOO BIQ seieotionll responsibilities Inherent In the Job ITU'S their annual salaries. tary for the Ministry of Agriculture, Rmnnorm Companies also defend the pay­ (are) built Into the salary,” Ma­ Fisheries and Food. "W e’re simply $ 2 2 9 B VNO PMMAT Case In point: Thomas H. Wy­ ments on the basis that the chold said. “ He shouldn't be not prepared to take the risk for *169 e v e r y w a s h e r ... man, ousted as chairman and chief settlements usually represent the rewarded a second time for that.” rabies to be Imported in this executive of CBS Inc. last Sep­ salary, bonuses and other compen­ Reward or not, there are times country, not Just for human beings, CHARBROIL FISHER WESTINGMOU8E EVERY DRYER... tember following a board-room sation the executive would have when a company decides from a but also for animals." 0 4 5 G R ILL 8TKREO 8000 BTITb struggle. earned if he or she kept working tor public-relations standpoint that it The policy also applies to Seeing 8Y8TBM AIR CONDITIOMKR e v e r y d is h w a s h e r ^, In its recently released 1987 the life of the contract. would do well to pad the settlement Eye dogs and to British dogs that e v e r y refrigerator . proxy statement, CBS said Wy­ CBS director Roswell L. Gllpatric (or an ousted chief executive, said have been sent abroad, for exam­ B DUALCAOomrrm man’s settlement totals more than said Wyman’s settlement reflected • AM/rm David N. Swinford, in charge of ple, to help find survivors of EVERY RANGE... 94.3 million in compensation. "putting Into a dollar formula the executive compensation at Towers, mTURMTAOLm Among other things, Wyman can earthquakes. ■ t apaanana sum total of the contract rights" Perrin, Forster 4 Crosby, a man­ e v e r y m ic r o w a v e Wyman accumulated In his six ■ WnAMK B P a n n e rp o n ... receive 93.8 million over 10 years, agement consulting firm. "W e’re strict with our own," md u a lOURMmR ORAO OR DAO or a lump sum of 19.9 million next years with CBS. Thompson said. EVERY FREEZER... January. Compensation analysts say the "When you get rid of a CEO, there About 4,800 dogs and 2,800 cats, e v e r y c o l o r t v ... Wyman was paid |1.1 million in contracts are roughly analogous to is an increased amount of public 9 all of whom also must be vacci­ salary and bonuses tor the nine those In professional sports. A attention focused on that event,” 9 nated against rabies, are brought »99 *169 >239 EVERY VCR... months he worked last year at CBS, baseball team might (Ire the Swinford said. "You don’t want the into the United Kingdom every which Is In the midst of a severe manager, but it must keep paying public to perceive there Is manage­ year, the ministry said. FAMOUS FAMOUS MAKE GENERAL e v e r y c a m c o r ^ r »- cost-cutting program that has him until his contract expires or ment dissension, so you want the CHEST Included highly publidzed staff possibly face a breach-of-contract guy to go away happy. You literally Of those, about 40dogs and 70 cats MAKE miELECTRIC e v e r y s t e r e o ... RMFRIOKRATOR fFREEZER AUTOMATIC cuts In Its news division. lawsuit. don’t want him out there bad- die during their quarantine, and not e v e r y d is c p l a y e r .. Why are companies willing to Still, some critics of executive mouthing the company." of rabies. FIRST WASHER spanner Fon There’s Just no getting around the COITAOa r im quarantine. Well, you can If you’re e v e r . CAHRMR molds 8 ’ extremely wealthy and — as MomoR A T THIS M U S T B E 8 oppiea , rs LOS. FRICmi • RmAVYourr ‘Golden parachutes' ease loss actress Eliubeth Taylor did in 1998 B LAnoa CAPACITY — can rent a yacht and turn it intoa personal quarantine kennel and by SOLD!!! NEW YORK (A P) - When bought by Pantry Pride Inc. in 1998. head of Esmarfc Inc. whom Kohl- the Philippines. corporate chief executives lose Together with his contractual sev­ berg Kravis brought in to run *199 $ 9 9 9 1 1 their Jobs they often depart with erance payment, Bergerac left with Beatrice, got a 93.7mlllioncompen­ The program that resulted in the lucrative severance payments or 138 million. sation package two years earlier F-9 began in the days after the other compensation. a William Haselton, former when Beatrice acquired Bsmark. Korean War when the Nav In some cases, they ball out with chairman of St. Regis Oorp., drew a Ibomas H. Wyman received a 7 "People In England are aware of "goMen parachutes^’ — a Wall about 111 mlUloa In compensation, severance package totaling more 7 quarantine. Aqyhody will shop Street euphemism (or the lush stock paynnents and a golden than 94 million as a result of being (turn on the River Thantes. ■ , siEFFERrS EASY TO G ET TO: setUemeats guaranteed to those parachute when St. Regis was ousted as CBS Inc. *s chief executive Smuggling la not really an option. a ABHARTFOUO HOAD 5 -X rSHMS: executives whose companies fall iwught by Champion International in September 1999. The penalty is up to a year In i^aon CASH victim to Mkeovers. Oorp. in 1994. Haselton Is still at a Leonard H. Goldenson and m i n c h m t e " . cr. «o. vo» ;,•;«;»< and an unlimited fine, in) anybody Here are a few examples of Mg work, however, as Champion’s vice Frederick S. Pierce, formerly the It they And they are threatening the ------sf.sSt'.’sifa.r pay-oRS to departing bosses. Some chairman. top two executives of American barrier we’ve got," said Alan h o h t h l y b m t . of the figures were provided by a William W. Granger Jr., after Broadcasting Oo., each received Poake, manager of the Chlngford HANtronoi Business week magazine from lu being cePed out of retirement to 93.9 million In total compensation kennel. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER 1999 annual compensation survey head Beatrice Cos. for a fOw and golden parachute payments The govermnent’a policy dees complied with Mbson 4 Oo., a months, received a golden para­ when ABC was bought by Capital AL Cities Communications Inc. In 1999. GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD s iE E n iir s 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEYSTREET Prineetoa, N.J., consulting firm; chute and other compensation Mnre an outbreak In the 19t9a, a Fermer Revlon head Michel C. totaling |9.8 mllUon when Beatrice a Samuel H. Armacost, who ON S.\TURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD'S LOCATIONS: only 19 animals are known to have MANCHESTER. 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Sfovd/ ra m a a ifa - canventianai ma­ Appuoetlon deedHne for vary busy Mom INuisIm tfii^ badroem Ranch far, wasfigr/ dryfr, a nd m lle aig i e g lfo - chines. Knesyfedps of choef or d o c^o offfoo, ydflronco. A b ou t 3 i Minimum S yrs. sksomsarr wance. Call Pater CM; June 1301. l o t hoars weakly. Good mpufiarwa in ksiaidaus • n t is x ^ by a fdvgty h eo f lurmtnad, Va blueprints, mlcrPme- ABMiMron^boroofl backyard oofs, fdggf fa r a ra fH - ai SPiRMMO man 309-7711.0:30 am -l ter end standard in- sMfh ofiM iM foorsO Rgf- w ifia msnsgsmant and 0fl¥dt0 wm msnitdsilng iddulrdd. AORBBB 4 7 ____ U9i fcraened gareti/ main- sfonof daugfg, spcefien eautomont is TBLLBtS. Pull and port ify. LMirt fyping, gb- MM/monfft Ffus sdcur- t ^ T " 2mo!M5JeJEr*on3 re«n«lred. Apply o t^ - time teller posltlans proxlm afory 38-35 msHtim bosfffoh, ddvs Wdrkins knwNsdgs «f I.F. A 44 H e ^ unririnn nwrimnn wititp Torrior. Vicinity AOVBRTIIINO Sales. R.O.R.A. and b.B.F. is ii4 * to ^ a n d ra fa ra n a t, dHF10c**'O6#HBilR. In this beoutitui twe- loeklno olush oreen •4641766 DARLFARMS ICE CREAM tom lly Manchester ■rasi. Iltuoted on o IBO 19 MEDICAL TRAN8CRIPTIONIST AUTOMOBILE DIVISION 'LUB aXOBXN ta heme and let the tonont X 100 toot let neor Gov NO NAYMBNTt Medleel Reeorde DepertmonI hot ovelloble o help pay your mert- City Fork. Reduced to Up to I yeera. Klaa your n- Has Immediate Openings for LUaDTX DK FBAA pogel The many omen- 1189,900.Jockion B. n e nd ol OimeulHaa o e e d M . pert Umo poaltlon, B em - S pm, Thurodoy • Satur­ itln Include; oluml- Jockson.<4F-B400. 0 Aveie toredoaure. Cetcli ue day. Pravloue experlenoe requeetad. Once agBin we have axpanded and have IMMEDIATE num siding, storm •n leto M vm tnIa auch et nrat lalw iB r FtHLU XLDJWGQT, fiO T I OS 0 twHon I AJoro- • r aecenO m erteeea o r aven the following positions: OPENINGS In our Service, and Parts and Used Car Dspart- windows, fenced yard bto t bedroom Con­ XTSHEnEfflErTTeJ- Wo have on oxcollont wOgo A bonotit poekogo with room ter a pool outotoneine credit cord M ilt. Including full togiHy health Inourgneo epygtggb mants. Join Our Winning teamll NDL QL ax LuaaH MANONISTIR *IN,000 dominium ot Chooel Xaee vour henio tree ond room, attached tor- plus 0 gorden, huge I H ill In Beuth Windsor. d e e r w tlh e u t Mena. Pod ape. cariMtod, oil op- te r pert Umg, over 10 heurg BmpleyBBB. OPIN HOUBI cor garage, screened pTloneei, Wosher • Class II Truck Drivers FUWBBKK LUKL Full orlvoto Ooeement, credit er Mto eeymenl his­ For fu ith tr IntormBMon. obII 4tB4t01, BXi MBS. SUNDAY - 1t00>4.>00 porch, I covered decks. t .8 boths, co ro o rt, tlre - tory la net e ereMem. KlnOlv drytr/hookup. Avallo- //// EXCELLENT BENEFITS 1111 Excellent location In o • Accounts Receivable Clerks M iB B l BIS fI iI s b BtFBBl, MBnohBBttr Oloce. Built In 1983. c e ll! ble July 1st. Becurlty NlBNlBIE/PlEIEIBElly IR’o BK AOBB FtHLU oulet single family Otters swimmino ond depMit ond retortnees. For datillB apply to; Bggutlful, F room BMt-Box Oepe with S neighborhood with pri­ TR g IW iBB t i t AVB., WlWIHImBnMe,CTi tennis. Low Condomi­ CgnBtrvatlYt OrtuB MM/month. I4l- kitchon gHvt- iito reem end eerseeui WDrDhouBG pertonnol A guir n D W v ift- Dart-Farms Ice Cream Co. ^ » V retet, garklng. parkina. Non the gjjaT brond new kitchen. IF X yard. 8119,9 rinouBt locEttd In Mtit n o h D D t t r , 40 Tolland Stage Rd. Tolland, CT. 06084. 33 tIroDiDted Fswnlly THINKING at buying or icpT - 9 WW9999 VCrwVnm PVf^Tle rp w p to r ___tot.- ~Lake ^—_ orlvl- selWtotcgn usWrst.m •DDEonsI poBltiont which c«n work ApplicaUonp now beinn acenpted •: 30^5:00 p.m. wonder t MBJMADMmIiB.Bi Ito bettw, I eer eeraee. toim. No g ^ . itovg FratoMlDnolIv tomds- 6V666Rny l6V6 Into pDrmtntnt. full htnem ptokigo, 24 Adame Straat vmRivm W r m i fVPW# m gpo rttrlftrator ln> Monday through F im y. Saturday 8>1;30. woxkBr Saw YOU CAN enloy extra coded tot. Much, much ctoitB , BSFB mgpthlY. ovortlmD DVEllEDlt. Apply In perton Mancheeter, CT 06040 J w t baenwee you don't m ora. t m . m . D.W. yimfim ifi wvwfr pritoW vocoNon money by ok- Ftlh.MB-tBFt.Ab range. |g. It you aro to Medical, Pension Plan A Profit Sharing ManchesterHerald wn m m m wm t mwoR chonglng Idle Items In thinking at selling your 6 4 6 - 3 5 2 0 toe Item nai leet Its votue. BOB your home tor cosh ... h a m t, c d llu s fD rg h roam hoaiila att toto^ NAMCO with on od In dowltted. Um 0 towucost dd In 100 Sanrloo Dr.» MDnehettsr^ iedtognailnCtoial- Call <4bt7l t to Woce your Ctosiltted tor guick ra- tFB IM V n. •uns. MS-iFii. TAG SALEH! ★ ★ Days for the Price of 3! P U C E YOUR AD ON TUESDAY, BEFORE NOON, AND YOU'RE A U SET FOR THE WEEK. JUST ASK FOR TRACEY 01

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R. rawina 04 RMan Oauaa *11,6N TAKE A LOOK ovar tba tap cap. AA«^ la m . Chlieran'i_____ macblna, mlscallo* M...... Obey,^ •ptauum_____ a 4r. *9799 parts. Coll g t.lM /JitiiN •M a Mra. • f M iMalfM/ u ar#M/ a«Ny«rta< f <#ra mini'- efataaf* mlaeaiianaa. RdlndaitaJunall saoavaMarWa *9799 3 to ehooaa from Satur- as Obaiaba a ar. *4799 Wblto, Slut, Irewn 1/ S U r p AV l J u m I.II ui Your Cholea B m i S f^ TOT" day J^na I. Rain data oao *ia,O06 aa Arlaa wagon *9,499 Many plans ayallaOi# tiad columnt tor boraoln If Oyarland______I t r a a t . oady OK. ca rM ^ l, 99Maaaa9ISb/U *9300 tky.ii boa ahota. AAancbMtar.______kaao tryint. at OOOOI see earn. *11000 Coll Jtidy or Jonat at buys I MOHY.UOANON *19,400 19 Colony Park Wg. *10,400 Crockatt Aoancy. Fraa ^o aaad f A i l a l a . iackvard. loi* M M H.aalanl4dr *11,400 urday Junaa.M . H a dek M OOOOI bOVAL ru *10,000 •6 Msrkur XR4TI *19,100 ROTic|Toa^Ta«a nama. 9 mala cota. MLaOANONlOr. *11,000 nautarad) 1 famala. All Loauar tablaa. cbild* ALoiAiooiLh' iutioss •a Oubata 9 dr. *T$i6 IH mEEuSm daelawad< bava a ll ron'a baodbaanrdatwln. tuaarama 79. Ooad tabLv.vovAoan *14,H6 $$ Oamm 9000X *4009 0/1n x m m . abata. 1M yaa atbar bouaaboiaold Itama. runnint condition, Mn.y,MLtANTia. * l , M 0 aaOMO Jimmy 40K *7999 ElSIBW ^ elotbH. abaaoi atba noada minor body aSPLV.HOfUIONl*. *0,000 as Line. Town oar *11,400 Call aat'iaaa. Kaap m laeallanaau a. 199 AAo- • X la car traliar i work. Aakina ilOO/OMt M O H V .O Ti *10,100 •4 Oran. Marquis L i * 9 ^ wbaal wttb 9 aiactric p i a Itraat. oftpr. 94£9i39 oak far M HOmtON *4,000 aaituauOLXPAI AAonebostar. inytima attyM . broka durms. A ll iHas MVOVAOtn *0,000 workina with baavy TA8 W M NiaSAN MAXIMA *11,000 MORIARTY duty ramjM. OVk faat ihM 'M ilim r" 9l>99 Auburn Raad. runnlna cam3in;n.< IMnONT.SOOOTt *0,000 axals. IN I leett or AAonebaatar. lam a- o r bas'It " a4 n iv. nauANT *4,aoo BROTHERS Ika. 749-a7M.o tbina tor ovaryona. a tta r 9am •1 HONDA AOOObO *1100 taigmypjty.tpU/.g Now avallobla tbo ra- J une a. 94.______SOI Contor St. vaiotlanory now 9V wm» n p H Hir f m . a i b iV MLIANT aw *9,009 tomlly alia awlmmlno CH lIfNUf Braat...... m fia.. s . R u n s Monehoator, CT pool witb buaa sun AAanellonenai' 1900 a r bast atta r. 643-B188 IMLI dock, tancina. tlllar, Ju n a 4, 9-9. R o""jas ln ___ 875-3311 5 Juna 7. Cbiidran'a ladders, and warrantee aHOkkv. ter only 1979. Flnanc- eletbM, baeka, dropaa, isitvm' ina Availaiblel Don't ond houaabeld Itama. bo latt outi Act newi jR'A'i n i ¥ H f f 'A: I f iTake A Look! c o ll Rater at 1400-IS9- Rronklln Otraat. Ootur- ,9 0 n a n u i. d a y, Ju n a a. 10-3. AAav- At Moriarty Brothers Special hOT Fofni air eondlflon- inom uataall. Rain data ONPRepeaiDr laauLATiONa. ,IOOOSTU.(9).Rold Ju n a 7. 9 aoeb. 1 yaor old. 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