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Real HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright FOR SALE Estate BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY iianrlipatpr Hpra(^ Stately Colonial, 7 redeco­ ) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm HOMES rated rooms, large mas­ M1N6 o 4 ^ \ ter bedroom, lovely lot rve 6^ WB6 FOR SALE with 2 cor garage. Shade CARPENTRY/ [M8CEUJUIHIU8 ID1^ IIj^ MISCELLANEOUS------c n T haT . trees for your picnic table CMLOCARE IREMODEUNO SERVICES SERVICES PARtSiCAlt'. Government Homes from ond grill. Porter St. orea. Friday. July 18, 1986 25 Cents $1(U repair). Dellnouent Klernan Realty, 649-1147. Part time babysitter, Remodellng/Carpentry Odd lobs. Trucking. Art's Light Trucking - tax property. Reposses­ days, experience pre­ Wark. Additions, decks Home repairs. You name Cellars, attics, garages sion. Coll 805-687-6000. Manchester-Forest Hills. ferred, call after 5 PM. and repairs.lnsured. Call It, we do It. Free esti­ cfeoned. Junk hauled. Ext. H-9965 tor current Immaculate 7 room Cape, 643-5685. David Cormier, 649-6236. mates. Insured. 643-0304. Furniture and oppilonces repo list. 3 bedrooms, 1V2 baths, 2 moved. Odd lobs. Very car garage on beautiful PAINTIIIS/ honest, dependable Town faces lawsuit Vernon. New llstino. landscaped lot. $159,900. Delivering clean form worker. 25 years expe­ $157,500. Striking contem­ By owner 643-1047. CARPENTRY/ PAPERim REM00EUII8 loom; 5 yards 875 plus tax. rience In moving. 6469669 porary on secluded 3.6 I Also sand, stone, and anytime. acres! Very unlaue home Tolland-3 bedroom Cape, Name your own price — grovel. Coll 643-9504. that must be seen to be garage, desirable area. Parrand Remodeling — Father and son. Fast, Odd Jobs By Student - appreciated, new carpet­ Excellent condition. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ dependable service. Hedge clipping, window ing, lots of bullt-lns, ap­ $127,500. Call 875-5408. ters, room additions, Painting, Paperhanging cleaning, painting, onv- pliances, fantastic floor to decks, all types of remo^ & Removal. Coll 646-5761. thlng. Call AAork. 649-5695. on water violations celling fireplace, home $127,900.3 bedroom Colon­ deling and repairs. PREE Mornings^ late evenings. can easily accomodate a ial. 1'/? baths. Porter St. estimates. Fully Insured. D & D Landscoplng. Voco- large or small family, orea. Principals only. 647- Telephone 6434017, after tlon cuttings, hedM trlm- Interior decorating and By John F. Kirch development in the Buckland area provisions of a bond issue ap­ very versatile floor plan. 8030. 6pm, 647-8509. FLOOMNS mlong, Prunings, flower pointing. Relloble, refer­ and Alex GIrelll — including the Buckland Hills proved by the voters in November. Call today for q private 81 shrub plantings. Free ences, free estimates. Call Herald Staff Mall and a proposed Red Roof Inn Plans for the work indicate it showing! Realty World, Columb.I.a Lake- Floorsandlno-Floors like estimates. Coll 659-2436 643-8048. motel. would cost more than $26 million. 646-7709.D Woodland terrace. 5-6 Carpentry and remodel­ new. Specializing In older after 5;30pm. A Manchester environmental The environmental group, which bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 ing services — Complete The Manchester Environmental floors, natural and Need A Good Tenant? group has threatened to sue the filed a similar notice about two Coalition is currently suing the Just listed! Fulldormered acre with a 150 foot lake home repairs and remo­ stained. No waxing ony- cape. 1'/} baths, fireplace, frontage. Magnificent deling. Quality work. Ref­ Bookkeeping fullcharge Zimmer management will MISCELLANEOUS [ ^ C A R S town and state and federal envir­ years ago but did not follow up with town in connection with the pro­ more. John Verfollle. Call find a well qualfled, good onmental agencies if officials do a lawsuit, is looking for the D EP to posed Buckland Hills Mall on an 3 car garage and a great view, fireplace In livng erences, licensed ond In­ 646-5750. 14 years experience for [ fo r sa le FOR SALE lot In the Verplanck room, large enclosed sured. Call 646-8165. paying tenant for your not show intent to comply with the enforce the act and make the town altogether separate set of environ­ small business. Write C & rental property in Eost of school district. “ We gua­ porch. Flexible financing N Bookkeeping, 47 Teresa For Sole-9x12 oil wool state’s Clean Water Act. comply with the provisions of the mental grounds. rantee our houses" Blan­ possible. $275K. Owner- Rd., Manchester, CT. the River area. Many 1978 Lincoln Versollle- HEATIN8/ years of experience. Very braided rug, Chippendale Manchester attorney Bruce S. Clean Water Act. Beck said today. When asked if a new suit based chard 8i Rossetto Real agent. 644-0139. sofa 83 Inches long, excel­ Power steering, power Beck, who represents the Man­ Beck said the group would wait on the Clean Water Act would be Estate 646-2482.n PUIMBINe reasonable f«es. Cali for particulars. 646-3778 or lent condition. Kerosene breaks, air-conditioning, chester Environmental Coalition, to see what action the D EP takes another way of blocking develop­ All real estate advertised A. Henry Personalized heater only 2 years old. power seats, luxury and charged in a recent letter to Town before deciding whether to file a Manchester - 3 bedroom Independent Construc­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Lawn Care-Complete 8724115. Ask for Lisa. ment of the 750.(X)0-square-foot In the Manchester Herald Quartz heater, 2 Chippen­ dependable. Coll 643-8991 Manager Robept—^ , Weiss that lawsuit. He would not say what Ranch on private lot In tion Co. General Contrac­ throom remodeling; In­ lawn care and landscap­ after 6:00 PM. mall in northwest Manchester. Is subject to the federal HELPING PEOPLE sa­ dale wing choirs, antique discharge from the town’s sewage remedies the D EP could lake to Beck said. “ We raised this issue desirable location. Fire- Fair Housing Act of 1968, tors, custom home build­ stallation water heoteri, ing. Free estimates, fully night stand, original milk placed living room, eat-ln which makes It Illegal to ing and remodeling, garbage disposals; faucet Insured, all work guoron- tisfy their needs and 1971 900 Harley Davidson, treatment plant into the Hocka- satisfy the environmental even before the Buckland Hills wants... that's whot waijt red point, bench set com­ kitchen, large deck with advertise any preference, siding, excovotlon, etc. repairs. 6494539. Vlso/M- teed, senior citizens dis­ plete with weights. Coll Arlen Ness frame, less num River violates provisions of coalition. Mall was proposed. awning. 2 car garage. limitation or discrimina­ Call 4564865 or 456-7215. osterCord accepted. counts. 647-1349. ads are all about. offer 6pm, except Satur­ than 200 miles top end, the Clean Water Act. He said in tlie In his letter. Beck claimed that "We want to see compliance with $134,900. 646-6847.______tion based on race, color, day any tlme.646-5808. custom front end. $2150 or letter, which was also sent to the current .sewer hookups have over­ the applicable state and federal Rockville - For Sale or religion, sex or national trade. Coll 643-7800, 12pm state Department of Environmen­ taxed the town’s sewage treatment laws in connection with the act," rent with option to buy. origin, or an Intention to Summer "Hot" Solel to 7pm. tal Protection and the federal plant on Olcott Street, causing he said. $5,000 down. Owner fi­ make any such prefer­ Flashing arrow signs $269. Environmental Protection pollution in the Hockanum River Beck said that when the group ence, limitation or dis­ RESORT I APARTMENTS iq o PRESORT Lighted, non-arrow $259. Ford 1981 Pickup Truck nancing. 8 room Vlcto- 00 0 0 THINGS Courier. Large body. 4 Agency, that Manchester must and Hop Brook. raised the issue about two years rlon. $750 a month plus crimination. The Herald PROPERTY FOR RENT property Unllghted $229. (free let­ show intent to comply with the act The town is under federal orders ago. the D EP allowed the town will not knowingly accept 1^01 TO EAT ters) Few left. See locally cylinder, standard, radio utilities. Call 742-8932 or ' within 60 days or all three could be to upgrade its treatment plant to more time to show compliance 742-0417. any advertisement which 1(8(X))423-0163, anytime. and tope. Excellent condi­ Is In violation of the law. Laketront propeny - Dia­ Modern 3 room 1st floor Coventry Lake - Water­ String Beans - Pick your tion. $2700. 649-5038. sued. make the Hockanum River fisha: with the act. However, the environ­ For Sale By Owners - 80 mond Lake, E. Glaston­ apartment. Heat, hot wo- ■ front cottages now availa­ own. Also other vegeta­ Such a suit might include a ble and swimmable by 1988. mental group has seen little Larabee St, East Hart­ bury. Double lot. $3000. ter, oppilonces Included. ble. $150-$250 a week. 742- bles. Notslsky Forms, 644- ENDROLLS 1963'/2 Ford Goloxl. 4 request for a moratorium on sewer Manchester recently received vir­ progress. Beck said, and has ford. Aluminum sided 3 Call 649-8874. Ideal tor working, ma­ 3022. 0304. 27'6 width - 250 door, hard top. Needs hookups, something that could tual a.ssurance it would get the decided to try to force the issue I CONDOMINIUMS ture, married couple or TLC . Use everyday. Coll family house. 5 rooms, 1V2 FOR SALE 13% width - 2 for 250 have a drastic effect on plans for funds to do the work under the again. baths'. 3'/2 rooms. 3 rooms. I DO YOU hove 0 bicycle no retired lady. No pets. ROOMMATES MUST be picked up at the 646-0236. Quiet residential street one rides? Why not offer It References and security. FUEL OIL/COAL/ Manchester Herald Office 646-6113 or 643-5363 WANTED 1973 Dodge Charger-One connecting Burnside Aye. South Village Condomini­ for sole with a wont ad? [ f ir e w o o d before 11 A.M. ONLY, and Tolland Tpke. Both ums. 3 room condomi­ owner, excellent condi­ the location and the lot nium. 165 South St. No.42. Duplex-2 bedrooms, 1Y2 Roommaten wanted - Pro­ tion. S.E. Classic looking boths, appliances, hook­ For Sole - Firewood. for good home. Auto­ Tax battle set to begin size (approxolmately 100 Rockville. Asking $45,900. fessional female to shore Summer prices, buy now. X 300) offer excel lent prof- Inquire at premises. Rantals up tor washer and dryer. expenses In two bedroom matic, air conditioning, Itoble bulld-on possibili­ No pets. $500 a month. Con town house. $250 plus 1/2 4 foot lengths. $60 o cord, power steering, brakes, By Cliff Hqas middle-income taxpayers by re­ — the ultimate question — (is) who ties. Call 649-9535 between O ne Floor .Llvlng- be seen from lOom to 6pm. utilities. Security. Non- cut and spilt $90 or cut to TAe SALES and windows. $1900 or best The Assoclqfed Press ducing breaks forcorporations and benefits and who pays.” Rosten­ 8 and 10am or between 4 Beoutlful 2 bedroom con­ Available August 1st. 649- smoker preferred. 649- order. All prices Include offer. 649-1086. the wealthy. kowski said. ond 8pm.______dominium on first floor. ROOMS 7438. 5842 evenings. delivery. Bruce 742-9168. Tog Sole - Furniture, ap­ WASHINGTON - Congres­ Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., Outside the conference. Pack- Large rooms. Convenient FOR RENT pliances, pool table, clo­ .1977 Monte Carlo - Runs sional negotiators today cleared chairman of the negotiations and wood and Rostenkowski have been Manchester- 3 bedroom to everything. Priced at East Horttord/Monches- thing and miscellaneous. good, $600 or best offer. away preliminaries and set the ranch with large In-law leader of the 11-member House making joint television appearan­ only $52,900. Calltodayfor Manchester - Room In ter llne-4 room apart­ RECREATIONAL Friday 18th-Saturdov Coll 633-8144. stage for tough bargaining over apartment. Fine location. ment, near busline. 19th, 8-4. 40 Marlon Dr. off delegation, and Sen. Bob Pack- ces over two days as part of an details. Joyce G. Epstein private home. Bus line. FURNITURE [ e q u ip m e n t “ who benefits and who pays" in the wood, R-Ore., head of the group of $165,000. Peterman Reol Estote 647-8895.0 Fenced-In yard, paved Vernon St. ■ 1977 Ford-Excellent run­ effort to make a public show of Agency. 649-9404 or 647- Prefer mature working ning condition. Many new landmark tax-overhaul legislation 11 senators, said they hope to wrap bipartisanship and cooperation. adult. References. Secur­ parking, $400 plus utili­ 0080.______ties. Security. Coll 5 to MCS Free Style or BMX Tog Sole - Fridov 7-19 and ports. $600. 643-1814. they hope to complete by up bargaining by the time Con­ In each of the appearances, INVESTMENT ity. 649-8874. bike built from scratch. summer’s end. 7 room Ranch. Excellent 6:30pm. Available Imme­ Saturday 7-20, 9om to gress begins a three-week recess Rostenkowski stresses the need to PROPERTY diately. 646-4489. $300 or best offer. 649-5055. 7pm. 20 Foster St. 1979 Chevette, 2 door, The legislators spent.more than Aug, 15. condition. Beautiful King - Sized bed. Firm give as much tax relief as possible [APARTMENTS automatic. 43,000 miles. four hours Thursday listening to Both chambers then would ratify to middle-income taxpayers. landscape. Must be seen. mattress. Two twin box Starcrott Pop-up Tent Tog Sale - Strong St. (off $900 or best offer. Coll $128,900. Principals only. n [ fo r r e n t congressional tax experts offer an the work of the conferees in Packwood then says he is willing to Invest today In this mod­ se JHOMES springs. Frame. Excellent Camper - Sleeps 6. Good Woodland). Saturday, 646-6942 after 5 or Coll tor appointment. 649- ern 5 unit building. Prime condition. Will be sold condition. Coll 649-9895. explanation of major differences September before sending the final go along with that if a way can be w | fo r r e n t July 19. 9am to 3pm. weekends. 1115.______Manchester location near 474 Main Street, 3 room with 2 complete sets of between the House-passed and measure to the White House forthe found to pay for the changes. Historic area. Large Vlc- hospital. Good Income. apartment. $400 monthly. sheets, .1 bedspread. All Spaulding Golf Club Set- Tog Sole - Friday, 18th, 1979 Subaru DL Wagon. Senate-passed versions of the president's signature. And both say "the hottest torlon, completely remo­ "W e guarantee our Utilities not Included. No Manchester - 1 sided Du­ for $220, or best offer. Drivers 1 and 3, putter Saturday, 19th. 11 Mea­ 4X4. Good shape, extras. measure. "For families whoearn a modest button” in the negotiations is fully deled In 1980. 11 plus houses". Blanchard & appliances. Security. Call plex, 3 bedroom, nice 643-8082, evenings & wee­ clubs 3,5,6,ond 7. Coll dow Rd., Bolton, 9 to 3. High mileage. $995. Coll The exercise continued today, income and pay more than their ** % Rossetto Real Estate 646- deductable Individual Retirement rooms, 5 bedrooms and 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. area. Appliances, attic kends. Keep trying!. 742-7497. Baby clothes and furni­ 646-6243. with legislators using the discus­ fair share of taxes, this tax reform 68616 eyrusKl 2482.0 and basement. Includes Accounts. 2'^2 baths. Vinyl sided, ture, toys, bikes and many sions to give a preview of bargain­ bill is long overdue compensa­ The House bill preserves IRA original, ornate wood­ Bolton - Charming 2 room washer and dryer hookup. Pine .hutch with gloss household Items. 79 VW Rabbit- Under $575 plus utilities. Coll windows on top, excellent ing positions they will take when tion," Rostenkowski said in open­ deductions,, the Senate bill does Just cruisin’ work. Fenced-In back­ country apartment for Im­ B0AT8/MARINE 60,000 miles, beautiful the negotiations begin in earnest mediate occupancy. $375 644-2673 or 644-3313. condition. Asking $300. ing the meeting of 22 House and not, in most cases. yard. Large garage with EQUIPMENT Tog Sole - Friday, Satur­ condition, automatic next week. room overhead. Some Applique Trim month. Rental Includes Coll 6460633. day and Sunday, July 16, transmission. $1,499. Coll Senate tax writers. "Fo r those who Packwood and Rostenkowski Passengers aboard the Lady Fenwick in the purple T-shirt, and their parents, owner financing possible. utilities^ Prefer single per­ Manchester for rent - S'/j 19, 20. Two man sow, 649-1655 after 7 PM. For example. House Democrats have sought out lucrative shelters are trying to create a momentum look at the sights along the Connecticut Larry and Cathy, all of Glastonbury. $138,900. Strano Real Est­ sons. No pets. Lease and room house, private yard. Blue 3 pelce sectional, 16 foot Mod River canoe, children's choirs. 483 Hlll- have served notice over the last to avoid taxes, this tax reform bill for the compromise effort that can ate, 647-7653.0 security deposit required, $450 plus utilities. 646-5940. excellent condition. $100. paddles Included. .Used stown Rd., Manchester. two days that they will be pressing is long overdue retribution.” overcome the problems that will River. Members of the Dietz family, from More pictures and a story about the tour times. Excellent con­ trail 643-7427. Full size sleeper, good 9om to 5pm. Rolnorshine. for the maximum tax relief for “ The crux of these negotiations surely arise. left, are Heather, 11, Rori, 9, Aaron, 14, hourlong cruise are on page 11. The Cat's Meow! Elegant Monchester-6 room. 1 cor condition. $50. 649-1224. dition. $800. Please coll |g2iTRUCK8/VAN8 8 room Contemporary Two Bedroom, range, re- garage. 3 bedrooms. 643-4942 otter 6pm or 647- Tog Sole - Saturday, 7-19, FOR RALE home to be built. Lovely frlgeroter, dishwasher. Good location for school. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for 9om to 4pm. 71 Hawthorne wooded 2.5 acre lot. 4 No pets. $575 month. 646- Enclosed yard. $650 o Merchandise Bob. St., Manchester. Rain or Dotsun 1982 pickup. bedrooms, 2'/j baths, ap­ 2319. month. Retrlgerotprletrlgerqtpr and shine. No early birds. Heavy duty, long bed, cop proximately 2300 sq. ft. stove. Co,iy-W -M 3(r Household vinegar Is on and boot rock Included. Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 Area Democrats ready for divisive convention Call for more details. ex TV /8TER E0/ effective and Inexpensive Indoor Too, Sole - Pine Excellent condition. $3000 $225,000. Jackson 8, Jack- room, heated apartment. Hutch, 2 bar stools, RCA or best offer. 643-9108. Not all the news is on the [ a p p l ia n c e s fabric softner when added son Real Estate 647-8400 or No appliances. Security. front poge! There's lots of to the final laundry rinse. disc, other furniture and By George Loyng ented Connecticut’s Sixth District firm. District to be seated in front of the Saturday, when a vote will be held 646-8648.n $520 monthly plus utilities. newsy Information In the Classified Is the effective miscellaneous household in Congress, is hoping to earn the Panasonic Upright Va­ Herald Reporter " It’s like sand with the tide center stage, with the First District on a set of guidelines. Lots of personality! Coll 646-2426. Weekdays 9 Classified section. 643- and Inexpensive way to Items. Saturday and Sun- MI8CELLANE0U8 support of enough delegates to keep Related story to 5. cuum — With attach­ dooy, 7/19, 7/20, 9om to coming in — it shifts back and delegates in the rear of the Observers say Moffett suppor­ Charming older Colonial 2711. find o cosh buyer for AUTOMOTIVE Manchester-area supporters of his candidacy alive. He said this forth,” he said, adding that he auditorium. ters are likely to offer amendments with 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, ments, bogs 8, extra belt. 7 household Items you no 6pm. 12B Esquire Dr., — see page 4 Sparkling Brand New - 2 months old. $50. Good Manchester. I Gov. William O’Neill and chal­ week he has the needed 20 percent expects Moffett to force a primary. The idea is to "create a band­ to the rules committee report in modern kitchen with longer use. 643-2711. of the 1,349 delegates to force a In addition to the actual vote for wagon. steamroller effect,” one hopes of getting their way. One of greenhouse. 1st floor story Duplex In Coventry [STORE AND condition. Coll 646-3245 For Sole -1982 Oldsmoble lenger Toby Moffett, two Demo­ on 2.7 acres of beautifully offer 5pm. Tog Sole - Saturday and Toronodo. Excellent Con­ crats who have been bitterly September primary against governor, a fight is expected on the ob.scrver said. If the early voting these amendments will be to adopt laundry. Great big family [ o f f ic e s p a c e room, pretty yard, stor­ wooded sight. 11 miles Sunday, 7/19, 7/20, dition.Complete luxury campaigning against one another O’Neil. O'Neill, who asked not to be adoption of the rules that govern the favors Moffett, it might convince a party platform before a vote is age shed and lots more. from downtown Manches­ 6000 BTU Carrier oir con­ MUSICAL 8:30om-3pm. 462 Hilliard cor. $10JX)0. 1984 Ford since January, will convene with O’Neill supporters, however, identified, .said Thursday he ex­ convention. some uncommitted or O’Neill held, instead of after, as has Manchester - Downtown ditioner. Like new condi­ You'll love It! $154,000. ter. Very close to shop­ ITEMS St. Furniture, windows F150 Explorer 4x4. Low friends and foes tonight in the 'maintain they have the backing of pected Moffett to fall short of the270 Moffett forces’want the balloting delegates to support Moffett later traditionally been done. retail or office space, 1750 tion. Used one season. with „ jrms and miscel­ mileage, excellent condi­ Jackson 8. Jackson Real ping areas. Various local Hartford Civic Center for what’s enough delegates to ■ prevent a votes he needs to force a primary by to begin with the Sixth Congres­ on. Moffett supporters hope that as lakes, and golf course. square feet. 668-1447. Asking $200. 649-6411. laneous household Items. tion. Mutt see. $10,000. Estate. 647-8400 or 646- Lowry organ - good condi­ expected to be a stormy and primary and send the governor between 10 and 20 delegates. But sional District, where Moffett is The rules committee, which is the planks to the platform are 8646.D Call Jon of 643-2487. Mon­ 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ day - Friday. tion. Asking $600. 649-6411. Tog Sole-J'uly 19th. 9 to 4. lent running condition. drawn-out battle over which candi­ straight into battle with whoever Stanley Weinberg, the husband of strong, and end with the First controlled by O’Neill backers, is debated, O’Neill supporters might the Republicans nominate for Barbara Weinberg, Manchester’s Congressional District, where expected to recommend an oppo­ switch to Moffett if they agree with Brand New Listing! six Clothes, small applian­ Good solid truck. Rigged date is to head the party ticket in room Colonial with fire­ 5 room, 2 bedroom, lorge ces, bike. 77 Durant for plowing. $5JM0. 1982 November. governor. mayor and one of Moffett’s conven­ O’Neill is dominant. Similarly, site arrangement. The rules com­ place, 2 car detached yard, convenient loca­ Wilson Business Offices Washer and Dryer- Sears PETS AND Street, Manchester. Rain Ford E250 Von. Good Moffett, who formerly repres­ One Manchester supporter of tion coordinators, said nothing is they want delegates from the Sixth mittee will make its proposal on Please turn to page 1 garage, walk-up attic, tion. Available 8-1. $600 o and support services. Fur­ heavy duty Kenmore au­ 8UPPUE8 dote July 20th. condition with rocks. fenced yard, and hard­ month plus utilities. 1'/z nished offices, secretarial tomatic washer; 5 cycles, 85,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. months security required. service, reception, tele­ 5 water temperatures, 2 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat wood floors. Needs some Boxer Puppies For Sole. work. Offered at $114,900. Coll 643-0110. phone answering, word water levels, self cleaning 128, All best offer. Gaod processing and copier fa­ lint filter, $210. Dryer; 3 8400 each with papers. Autometlv8 terms on all vehicles. No Jackson 8, Jackson Real Coll 643-8197 anytime. Ask TODAY’S HERALD Estate, 647-8400 or 646- For Rent - 4 room apart­ cilities. Level H Watkins dryer cycles, fabric selec­ money down to qualified Votes boost balanced budget drive for JIM or Steve. 8646. □______ment. Heat, hot water and Center, 935 Main St., Man­ tor control, wrinkle guard buyer. Private teller. Call and lint screen, $165. Both 643-1021. appliances Included. 2 chester. 647-0073. CARS been unwilling to do before this Manchester-o touch of APPLIQUE months security. No child­ for $300. CoH 289-2087 after By Steven Komorow needed because the Supreme Court exceptions, including federal and legislation." elegance, vet priced for ren or pets. $425 month. You con moke excellent 6 PM. FOR SALE INVITATION TO BID Captain backs bill Index The Associated Press ruled last week that the procedure military retirees who lost their a MISCELLANEOUS The senators said they would the avarage home buyer O N E SIZE 649-9297. dish cloths from the mesh Sealed bids will be received followed in making the cuts was cost-of-living raises. The cuts FOR SALE Captain Kangaroo and the son of 20 pages, 2 sections announce today their plans for an In this statley 7 room (14.16-18) bogs In which oranges, Toyota Torcel, '83, Silver, In the GenerdI Services' of­ the late tobacco magnate R.J. WASHINGTON — Lawmakers unconstitutional. trimmed many domestic agencies •Georgia’ Styled Raised Manchester • Central, 5 speed, $3,SOO/best offer. fice, 41 Center St., Mdnehes- A riu ir n 1.3 by 4.3 percent and most military amendment to an upcoming bill to potatoes, onions, etc. ore ter, CT until II :00a.m. on the Reynolds are joining the medical say their strong vote to stick with Senate Majority Leader Bob Ranch that offers 3 bed­ 2483 modern, large one bed­ sold. Just boll for 15 9x12 braided rug. Rust, 646-6249. R iis in n s c 0 $11.7 billion in spending cuts made Dole, R-Kan.. echoed the remarks programs by 4.9 percent. raise the ceiling on the national rooms, large living room, dote shown below for the fol­ establishment in urging Congress room. $475 with heat. minutes In woter to which Air conditioner, Westing- white, block and green. lowing: P.lnsoifiaH IB-on under the Gramm-Rudman law is of other lawmakers when he said debt. formal dining room, eat- Applique these colorful 646-3253. house. Heavy duty win­ Excellent condition. 860. 1978 Dotsun B-210. Auto­ to ban all advertising of tobacco Sens. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, chlorine bleach has been JU L Y X , 1986- r .n m i r a the first step toward fortifying that Thursday's vote was the only Ih kitchen and a family flowers to the large-size dow unit, 24000 BPU, 120 Coll 643-9941, anytime. matic transmission, 2- LIFECYCLES products. Story on page 10, fl Warren Rudman, R-N.H., and In another action Thursday, the added. Put still good but deficit-reduction program. practical alternative, since agen­ room wifh nice features pockets of this handy Large nice one bedroom, no-longer needed furni­ volts, cpols 5 rooms. $200. door. 81,200 or best offer. JU LY 31, 1986 - DUMPSTER P.r>nn«rtiriit 4-6 Ernest F. Hollings, D-S.C., said House acted to keep spending cobbler apron. But legislators are already gird­ cies already had adjusted to lower like a fireplace. 2 car on Center St. $480 month. ture and appliances bock Coll 289-2087 otter 6 PM. Ice Cream Freezer - Use Coll 643-2034. REFUSE SERVICE - TOWN FntnrtninmAnt 14 restoring the threat of automatic levels more in line with the goal of OWNED BLDGS. (REBID) ing for a tougher fight on the next spending levels. garage, covered sundeck, No. 2t83 has pattern Available August 1. Ap­ Into use by selling them os home freezer, $40. Fold­ F n r iia 11 spending cuts was necessary to reaching the $144 billion Gramm- and much more for only pieces for aphlique and ing Roll-oway cot with 1980 Chevy Citation, 4 decision: how to enforce future “ There is no cause for back­ pliances, heot, electricity with o low-cost Classified. Losonlc Boom Box - 100 The Town of Manchester Is 1 nra l nRvun 3 in keep pressure on Congress and the Rudman deficit target in fiscal $139,500.Jackson 8, Jack- apron in .Size 14-lfi-18 in­ Included. 649-9367. watts. Never used. $145 or mottreu, 820. Both good door hatch, 4 speed, on equal opportunity em­ spending restraints. tracking now," he said. "What’s 643-2711. ployer, and requires an affir­ 1 n tta ry 0 White^House to meet future deficit 1987. son Real Estate, 647-8400 clusive; directions, best offer. Coll 646-5634. condition. 649-2338. 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. 1; 2 - MANTHFSTKR HERALD, Friday. July 18 I9BH MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 18. 1986 - 3 WEATHER Charges Area Democrats ready Connecticut forecast follow 'Central, Eastern Interior and Southwestern for divisive convention Interior: Variable cloudiness and humid today \ with a 40, percent chance of showers and drug raid Continued from page I thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 85. Light and variable wind. Partly cloudy tonight with lows around 60. After arresting two Manchester the challenger's positions on the Weinberg not on ticket Light northeast wind. Partly sunny Saturday with residents Thursday night in a raid issues. highs 80 to 85. on their third-floor apartment, This could lead to a protracted Manchester Mayor Barbara have a primary election. We’ve West Coastal and East Coastal: Variable police alleged today that the adoption process that could aggra­ Weinberg said this morning she got to look and see how we can \ \ cloudiness and humid today with a 40 percent Today suspects were selling drugs from vate O'Neill supporters and cause probably will not be on the bring the most delegates to the the location. chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the tempers to flare. -underticket formed by Toby cause.” upper 70s to mid-80s. Light and variable wind Carol A. Daigle, 27, of 30 St. John If so. it would be another in a long Moffett, Gov. William 0 ’NeiH’s The implication was that In history St., was charged with possession of line of Moffett-O’Neill fights that \ becoming onshore around 10 mph. Partly cloudy challenger for the Democratic Weinberg has been passed over marijuana with intent to sell, began in January with the selection guernatorial nomination. \ tonight with lows in the mid-60s. Light northeast for someone who can attract A', Among those born possession of cocaine, possession of members to Democratic town Speculation had centered oTT more delegates to Moffett at the \ wind. Partly sunny Saturday with highs in the of amphetamines, operating a committees. In Manchester, four state convention that opens mid-70s to lower 80s. on this date was Sen. Weinberg as a possible candi­ drug factory and possession of Moffett supporters challenged date for secretary of the state. tonight. Northwest Hills: Variable cloudiness and humid John Glenn, D-Ohio, drug paraphernalia. Francis P. O’Neill backers and won places on Weinberg said she expected V today with a 40 percent chance of showers and in 1921. Macrina, 22, who lives at the same the town committee from the sixth “In all probability I will not be the convention being held at the thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 85. Light and variable address, was charged with posses­ voting district. on the underticket,” she said Civic Center in Hartford tonight wind. Partly cloudy tonight. Lows around 60. Light sion of marijuana, possession of The next battle occurred within today. “We will really need to do and Saturday to be "hot and northeast wind. Partly sunnv Saturday with highs TOcaine, possession of amphetam­ the various town committees, as anything we can to get 20 heavy.” She said things are "too 80 to 85. Almanac ines, possession of drug parapher­ members tried to put together percent of delegates in order to close to call” at this point. nalia and operating a drug factory. slates of delegates that would go to Good chance Coastal forecast The arrests were the result of a today’seonvention. In Manchester, Today is Friday, July 18, the for news photographers. search warrant obtained on evi­ a straw poll in March was used to Today; Variable cloudiness and humid with a 40 percent chance of dence that marijuana was being apportion the delegates, and towns in which primaries were four-member slate was also split. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and I99th day of 1986. There are 166 held. showers and thunderstorms. High 80 to 85. Light and variable wind. days left in the year. Today’s birthdays: actor Hume sold from the apartment, police O’Neill supporters captured 19 of In Andover, the sole delegate going Montauk Point: Winds variable 5 to 10 knots said. Police, who began the search the 23 places. In Manchester, O'Neill won by to the state convention supports Tonight; Partly cloudy with a. low around 60. Light northeast wind. becoming south about 10 knots this afternoon then Today’s highlight in history: Cronyn is 75. Comedian Red more than 800 votes out of more On July 18, 64, the great fire of Skelton is 73. Sen. John Glenn, around 10 p.m., said both Daigle However. Moffett’s forces de­ O’Neill. Saturday; Partly sunny with a high of 80 to 85. Today’s weather picture northeast about 10 knots late tonight and Saturday. cided to wage a primary to try to than 3,900 cast by registered Rome began. It would last several D-Ohio, is 65. Skating champion and Macrina were home at the While these delegates are focus­ was drawn by Keri Keenan of Highland Street, who attends Martin Seas on the ocean and on Long Island Sound 2 feet time. In plain view in the living capture all 23 spots. The move Democrats. days. Contrary to popular legend. and commentator Dick Button is In both Bolton and Coventry, the ing their attention on the conven­ School. or less through Friday night. Variable cloudiness Emperor Nero did not play a fiddle room, police said, were several prompted O’Neill supporters, led 57. Former Atlanta Braves man­ town committee members backing- tion. there Is still bitterness left through Saturday with chance of a shower or as the city burned. ager Joe Torre is 46. pieces of drug paraphernalia and a by town party leader Theodore R. Cummings at a stormy April town Moffett and O'Neill put forward over from the earlier fights. One thunderstorm today and tonight. Visibility 3 to 5 Thought for today: “Justice small quantity of marijuana. committee meeting, to put up a delegate slates in April for the Coventry delegate supporting Mof­ miles in haze through Saturday except locally On this date: consists in seeing that no harm is After the two had been arrested, slate of 23 O’Neill delegates. entire committees to vote on. In fett said she is not on speaking about 1 mile in patchy fog. especially during late In 1536, the authority of the pope done to men. Whenever a man a thorough search was conducted, terms with another delegate who night and morning hours. according to police. Both sides then geared up for the each town, the vote was divided was declared void in England. cries inwardly, ‘Why am I being May 20 primary, one of almost 20 because ballots were cast separ­ supports O’Neill. In 1872, Britain introduced the hurt?’ harm is being done to him.” Items found included cut straws to snort cocaine, hand scales and around the state. O’Neill and ately for each delegate candidate. All indications are the con vention concept of voting by secret ballot. — Simone Weil, French philo­ Moffett each made a number of Bolton’s two delegates include will be volatile. Across the nation In 1918, during World War I, sopher (1909-1943). items for packaging drugs, police 7 0 said. Police said they also found a visits to Manchestertobolstertheir one O’Neill supporter and one ”I expect there’ll be emotion.” American and • French forces support, and did the same in other Mnffpff hnr>ir(>r while Coventry’s Weinberg said. No relief is in sight through the weekend from the launched a counteroffensive small amount of marijuana in a heat that has contributed' to 15 deaths and against the Germans between the Tour country baggie and a number of smaller prompted farmers and officials to seek help from Aisne and Marne rivers in France. baggies, commonly used to hold the federal government and states in cooler parts In 1932, the United States and amounts in $5 street units. Police Crestfield matter in judge’s hands of the country. Canada signed a treaty to develop through food said that many of the bags had Today’s highs were expected to be around 100 the St. Lawrence Seaway. residue of the drug in them. degrees in Georgia and the Carolinas and in the 90s In 1938, pilot Douglas “Wrong CHICAGO (AP) - A baked Also found was a small plastic By John F. Kirch eral labor board claimed that the file their briefs in the next 30 days 6 0 from the Southern Plains through the Great Lakes, Way” Corrigan arrived in Ireland salmon fillet from Seattle ... an bottle with three white pills, which Herald Reporter home’s owners had established a and a decision will not come until the mid-Atlantic states and the Southeast. after leaving New York with the authentic Georgia peach cobbler police identified by markings as no-solicitation rule in 1983, but they have been reviewed. John amphetamines. Highs Thursdays were in the mid to upper 90s stated intention of flying to ... a Chicago-style deep-dish pizza. An administrative law judge of never enforced it. The complaint Sauter, deputy officer in charge of Low California. Americans who would like to Both Daigle and Macrina were the National Labor Relations contends that a new rule was put the NLRB subregional office in from Kentucky, Michigan and Ohio to North each booked and released on a Temperatures Carolina and northern Florida. The 96 degrees in In 1969. a car driven by Edward sample the nation’s vast range of Board in Hartford has closed a into effect after last winter’s strike Hartford, said today. M. Kennedy plunged off a bridge cuisine but can’t travel coast-to- $5,000 non-surety bond . They face a hearing into union allegations that ended and was used to fire nurse’s Traverse City, Mich , broke a 22-year-old record. It July 30 appearance at Manchester Sauter, who did not take part in was 94 in Chicago. on Chappaquiddick Island in Mas­ coast might want to try preparing owners of the Crestfield-Fenwood aide Carol Chesky March 6 and to the hearing, said it should be a sachusetts. Mary Jo Kopechne. a such meals in their leisure time. Superior Court. The temperature in downtown Columbia, S.C.” nursing home have discriminated discipline aide Suzanne Starling. couple of months before a decision passenger in the car, drowned. To take their palates on an against employees who supported The complaint contends the rule is made. FRONTS: hit 100 for the 12th straight day, and the same In 1984, a gunman opened fire imaginary grand tour of eateries reading in Charlotte, N.C., tied a 99-year-old a 15-week strike that ended Feb. 5. was used to punish the women inside a McDonald’s restaurant in around the country, a bakebook MHS urges The labor board scheduled the Warm - w C o k j-^ ^ record. called “A Taste of America: One because of their union activities. San Ysidro, Calif,, killing21 people hearing after it found merit in a Only scattered thunderstorms were expected Dozen Recipes Saluting the Ameri­ Both were supporters of a strike before he was shot dead by police. appointments complaint filed by the New Eng­ For the Record Shower’s Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary ^ today after hitting parts of Alabama, Georgia and That same day, Walter F. Mondale can Gourmet,” has been published that lasted from Oct. 21 to Feb. 5. land Health Care Employees Un­ The owners said that a no­ South Carolina on Thursday, with Charleston won the Democratic presidential by an Illinois bakewear Students hoping to* transfer into getting a drenching 1.72 inches. nomination in San Francisco. manufacturer. ion. District 1199. which represents solicitation rule had been in effect grades 10 through 12 for the about 92 nurse’s aides and other and denied that d new rule was Democratic state treasurer can­ “That’s quite a bit;’’ said Scott Tansey of the Ten years ago: Romanian gym­ “Americans are turning toward upcoming year at Manchester National forecast nast Nadia Comaneci, 14, began our own resources because of the service employees at the 155-bed promulgated to discriminate didate Maurice Mosley has the National Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas High School should call 647-3539 for support of the entire Fifth Congres­ City, Mo, “The only, problem about the rainfall in scoring the first of seven perfect high cost of imports and the ability facility on Vernon Street. Union against Chesky and Starling. an appointment to register and sional District delegation, accord­ Warm weather is forecast for Saturday for most of the country. Cool the Southeast is that it’s spotty and it’s not scores in women’s gymnastics at to find high-quality foods in our and management representatives Chesky is fighting to be rein­ consult with a counselor for ing to Theodore T. Cummings. weather is forecast for the Northwest. Showers are 'expected in the enough.” the Montreal Summer Olympics. own backyard.” says executive selection of courses. are currently bargaining over stated with back pay. Mosley's local campaign Southwest, the upper Great Lakes and from eastern to Corn and soybeans in the Southeast have been Five years ago: Palestinian chef Charles Lotka of Bookbind- New students need to present a what would be the employees’ first The case is now in the hands of er’s Seafood House in contract, and have reported little Judge Thomas R. Wilks, who coordinator. southern New England. most affected by the drought, but so has hay and guerrillas in Lebanon fired rockets year-end report card at the time of even marijuana. at northern Israel, one day after Philadelphia. registration, or have a transcript progress. presided over the four-day hear­ Incorrect Information appeared Israel staged air raids on guerrilla forwarded to MHS before the sign After its investigation, the fed­ ing. Attorneys for both sides will in Thursday’s Manchester Herald. bases in Beirut and southern up. A transcript is required for Herald photo by Rocha Lebanon. students entering grade 12, Proof Lottery of immunization is also needed. One year ago: In his first public Those who have left MHS and Ready, s e t... appearance since his cancer wish to return in September must PEOPLE surgery. President Reagan ap­ Connecticut daily: make an appointment to see ^ 7 - peared with his wife. Nancy, at a Principal Jacob Ludes III during Manchester resident Elena Brisson. 10, helps her Thursday: 335 the week of Aug. 18 by calling Mrs. and two children, Myca Le, 7, and Renee window of Bethesda Naval Hospi­ brother, Jpsse Brisson, 3, prepare a shot Thursday Trial in Twilight Cash flow stops tal and flashed a thumbs-up sign Play Four: 5700 Garoppolo at 647-3530. They then Chen, 6. should call the registrar for evening at the Manchester High School Nearly four years after the accident The trial is expected to last four months. Columbia Records has decided to drop counseling on course selections. courts. Their father was jogging on the track nearby. Haweyour occurred, film director John Landis and four Prosecutors allege that Landis, associate Johnny Cash, who spent 28 years recording co-defendants will go on trial Monday in Los producer George Folsey Jr., special effects country music for the label. NEW BRITAIN • SOUTHINGTON • UNIONVILLE • TORRINGTON • W. SPRINGDELD • MANCHESTER Angeles for the deaths of three “'Twilight coordinator Paul Stewart, production man­ “This is the hardest decision that I’ve ever Zone" movie actors. ager Dan Allingham and pilot Dorcey Wingo had to make in my life,” said Rick hemeowna’s Superior Court Judge Roger Boren set the conspired to disregard laws protecting Blackburn, head of Columbia-Epic-CBS date Thursday, and said he has ordered a actors in their efforts to achieve realism in ■ Nashville, panel of 200 prospective jurors. Pretrial the film. Cash, 54, has not had a solo Top-10 hit since motions will take up most of the Monday and “The Baron’’ in 1981. His earlier hits include insurance rates Tuesday sessions, with jury selection ex­ “ We intend to see that the truth will come “Ring Of F ire” and “I Walk The Line.” pected to begin late Tuesday or on out,” Landis’ attorney, James Neal, said Lou Robin, Cash’s manager, said Tuesday Wednesday. Boren said. ■outside the courtroom. “I think there have that talks were under way to sign Cash to Wednesday will be the fourth anniversary been any number of misconceptions and we record under a different label. gcxie through Of the July 23, 1982, “Twilight Zone” intend to straighten thfm out." 974 Main St. EbLcns “We don’t know where we’ll be going,” CASUAL CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR helicopter crash that killed actor Vic Morrow Landis had no comment. Robin said. “Other people are talking to us. There’s a lot of places where they’re Manchester interested in somebody like Johnny Cash.” thereof? Cash has recorded country music for Columbia since 1958, but records gospel Postal Progress under the Word-Nashville Records label, Postal worker John Bitney demonstrates a letter sorting which just released his “Believe In Him” Opening Soon!! machine he modified to handle more mail. His idea will album. save the Postal Service $13.7 million this year, and he NAME BRANDS Cash, who began bis career at Memphis’ Sun Records in 1955, participated in the was awarded $35,000. But don’t expect postal rates to FOR LESS... “Class of ’55” Memphis reunion album with fall. In recent years, advanced optical character readers Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbispn and Carl have been replacing letter-sorting machines, increasing Perkins. the number of zip codes scanned from one per second to He also has had duet hits with Waylon 40,000 per hour —but the price of mailing a letter just Calvin Klein Jennings, including “There Ain’t No Good keeps going up. JORDACHE- ^ Chain Gang” in 1978 and “Even Cow Girls DO YOU KNOW — What does the “ZIP” in zip code bi{ n.i.s Get The Blues” this year. - stand for? bee K B tM A N He also was a member “The Highway­ THURSDAY’S ANSWER — General Francisco Franco led BUGLE men ” quartet with Jennings, Willie Nelson the Nationalists In the Spanish Civil War. and Kris Kristofferson. That tuiM was BOY P a l m e t T o s released last year. ^■*** *'*’ ‘ Knowledge Unlimited, Inc, 1986

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The clouded leopards, considered pants in a basketball camp last week in ary In Manchaatar. culatiana. So talk to an Allstate A ltM slf Insurance Oifftpiny. NuflhbnKrfi. Pbnd to help pav off slate outrageous behavior and his vi­ Weicker is slated to be the The senator also said that pompous U.S se'nator from Con- 120 and GP 160. are under evalua­ and damage is estimated at more than $75,000. pointed a lay woman to share a MeSheffery said he will be the working in Rocky Hill in a mission, bonds. cious attacks on President Reagan keynote speaker when Republi­ Eddv’s campaign to unseat Defno- 'necticut took Moammar Gadhafi’s tion for potential use in an AIDS ministry of an established parish, pastor of the parish and perform an offshoot of a local parish. The vaccine, he said. However, he the priest who will work with her the traditional sacramental riles. new appointment marks the first L The bill creates “ local allocation councils” that will have the should not go unchallenged within cans convene at the Hartford Civic , -^^ratiC Christopher J Dodd side of the issue and I resent it.” cautioned that these materials said. Kriedel will not administer such time the team approach will be power to veto a town’s spending plans for the surplus funds. The the Republican Party. Center July 25 and 26. but he was' was too low-profile, that he was Scott said, adding that "plenty of ' walkout — a snub if you will — recently quoted as saying he might "running his campaign off his other people in Connecticut” share face many years of testing in Elaine Blondiii Kriedel. a Yale sacraments as confession and the tried in an existing parish, he said. councils will be made up of state legislators representing the animals and humans before their Divinity School graduate, and the celebration of the eucharisl. he Whealon made the appointments towns. of Connecticut’s senior senator is bow out in favor of a Senate front porch” and that Dodd’s his views Demonic’ vandals effectiveness can be determined. Rev. Daniel F. MeSheffery will said. after consulting with St. Augustine O ’Neill said he didn’t like that provision, but said it was not Andiman said the two proteins work together at the 1.100-family "Her official title is parish parishioners. MeSheffery said. worth vetoing the bill in order to change it are critical parts of the AIDS virus St. Augustine's parish in North minister.” MeSheffery said. “ She "He (Whealon) said the parish because they form the first sub­ hit church, school Branford starting Aug. 1. is a pastoral counselor by profes­ leadership was receptive to it.” Moffett delegate stances in the virus that the body's MeSheffery said Thursday. sion. Her thrust will be in (parish) MeSheffery said. Workers ratify CL&P contract immune system can potentially The two will form the first education and pastoral MeSheffery is finishing a 12-year W ATERBURY — A Connecticut Light & Power Co. contract recognize and neutralize. EAST LYME (AP) — Damage is “Everything inside is'ruined.” "designated ministry team” at an counselfng." stay as pastor of St. George Church estimated at $75,000 for a junior has been’ratified by 196 workers who had rejected it last week, AIDS is a fatal disease that Paul Dittmer, another parishoner. established Catholic parish, he Kriedel will assist in the Mass by in Guilford. Kriedel is a 1981 high school and a church where' said. “ They didn’t come here to said. performing readings and helping graduate of the Yale Divinity when a similar contract covering 1,661 workers in another local is charged in vote cripples the body’s immune vandals apparently wielding steal.” Dittmer added, noting that The appointment grew out of a distribute communion, he said. School. Before attending Yale, she was approved, a union official said. system. Volvovitz said the proteins will sledgehammers left behind a path apparently nothing had been program established in 1981 by the Provisions in canon law made in was director of religious education Dick Healey, business manager for Local 420 of the W A T E R B U R Y (A P ) - A qualify for a primary in September be fairly expensive and its sales of destruction officials called sen­ taken. * Most Rev. John F. Whealon. 1984 makes the team concept at SI. Helena's Church in West International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, said members member of the slate organized by against O’Neill. will be restricted to research seless and demonic. Inside the front hall near the archbishop of Hartford. possible. MeSheffery said. The Hartford and she also taught at of Local 457 approved the contract by a 3-1 margin on Thursday, Democratic gubernatorial chal­ Asked if he thought Moffett teams. He did not name a price for Early Thurdsay, the vandals MeSheffery said. archdiocese has had no direct Northwest Catholic High School. though the exact vote wasn’t available. main entrance to the school, a lenger Toby Moffett is the eighth would get some sort of sympathy the product. smashed windows, destroyed ba­ glass display case had been tipped The designated ministry team contact with the Vatican, the base The present pastor at St, Agus- On July 10. members of Local 420 voted 733-622 to ratify a person arrested on charges of vote as a result of the Waterbury “ There art a lot of questions on throom fixtures, knocked over an over and smashed, and trophies concept was designed "to open of the international church, over line's is retiring and the assistant similar contract. Both contracts call for wage increa.ses of 4 absentee-ballot abuse in the city’s situation. O’Neill said: “ That’s what is the structure of the protein altar, and tossed about computers lay scattered over the floor. Empty parish administration not only to the appointment. pastor is being transferred. percent. 4 percent and 4.5 percent over three years. May 20 Democratic delegate prim­ always a possibility. You never (of the AIDS outer envelope), and and other office equipment at East soda cans and other debris also V. -men but to men as well. This is "Our canon lawyers saw no MeSheffery said Kriedel will serve ary, officials said. know in this political arena that there has not been enough protein Lyme Junior High School and the were strewn about. not specifically directed to problem.” MeSheffery said. a six-year term. Frank DeBlasio. 69. was charged we’re in. but I don’t feel sympa­ to study it yet. It’s hard to make a Christ Lutheran Church, located women.” he said. Whealon is recovering from hip MeSheffery said he will move Colombian charged in cocaine bust Thursday with four counts of thetic toward him and I don’t think vaccine against something when across the street from each other. Custodian George Wilson, who The team concept may eventu­ surgery in Boston and could not be into St. Augustine's rectory, while illegal possession of absentee most others will either” you don't know what it looks like.” A dozen state and East Lyme was among the first at the school ally help address a shortage of reached for comment. Kriedel will continue to live in the GREENWICH — A Colombian national was arrested after ballots and released on a written Volvovitz said. police combed through the debris Thursday morning, said inside Catholic priests, MeSheffery said. Kriedel said the appointment is West Hartford home she shares authorities seized 4.4 pounds of cocaine in a parking lot, U.S. promise to appear today in Water­ Moffett had filed three suits Dr. John Rankin, an assistant in a search for elites, but no arrest several rooms were a mess. The Catholic Church does not allow the culmination of a lifelong with her two sons. Attorney Stanley Tw ardy Jr. said. bury Superior Court, said Jules aimed at throwing out the Water­ professor of medicine at Yale who had been made as of late “ They broke lockers, sinks were women to be priests, nor does it dream. MeSheffery said Kriedel would Horacio Hernand Jimenez-Zuleta. 40. was charged Thursda.v Lloyd, a detective at the Water­ bury results. but a Superior Court is researching AID S’ effect on the Thursday. smashed, computers were turned allow its priests to m‘'arry. "As a small child. I dreamed of be paid "a living wage. She will with possession of cocaine with intent to distribute and bury state’s attorney’s office. judge dismissed them this week, lungs, said the MicroGeneSys “•There’s a tremendous amount over, typewriters thrown on the The team concept is unique to thg flying and I had dreamed of probably gel an awful lot more distribution of cocaine. Tw ardy said During a court appearance Meanwhile, no evidence of saying Moffett had missed the prqduct was potentially helpful in of damage.” said Victor Lenda. the floor,” Wilson said. "They say Hartford archdiocese. MeSheffery ministry.” she said. than I do.” Thursday. Jimenez-Zuleta was ordered helo without bail wrongdoing in the use of absentee three-day deadline for filing such developing a vaccine. But he said town’s resident state trooper. things happen year after year, but pending arraignmetit in U.S. District Court in Bridgeport on ballots in Windham’s May 20 challenges after an election he could not evaluate how helpful Frank Bouges. assistant super­ not like this.” Monday, Tw ardy said. primary for delegates to the Moffett said he had waited the product might be and said intendent of schools who serves as He also said it did not appear as if An undercover police detective arranged to buy drugs from Democratic State Convention has because he was not aware of the much more work remained to be finance chairman at the vandal­ anything was stolen. extent of the fraud until long after Jimenez-Zuleta at the parking lot, police .said About 20 officers been found. State’s Attorney Ter­ done in developing a vaccine. ized church, estimated damage at “ It's a lot of senseless damage.” the election. and federal agents moved in to make the arrest after he delivered ence A Sullivan said Thursday. •» $50,000 at the school and "very Selectman F. Kent Sistare said. two packages to the detective, police Capt Peter Robbins said. The charges against DeBlasio On the Windham primary. Sulli­ AP phojo conservatively” at $25,000 in the Lenda estimated the incidents ' A lower-level dealer would have paid about $70,000 for the involve four absentee ballots. van said that his three-week church. took place between 2 and 5 a.m. He ft’s a fauggaUe, Parish ..ecretary Harriet Young- cocaine, although its street value was considerably higher. Lloyd said. Each count is punisha­ investigation had uncovered some Beach march Wal-Mart would not comment further on the Robbins said. ble on conviction by up to five instances in which absentee ballots claus. among the first to witness investigation. years in prison, a $5 000 fine or were obtained under "questiona­ the vandalism, could only call it Police also said the vandals The government is alleging that Jimenez-Zuleta is an illegal Summer campers move along Thurstday (during a hike both. ble” circumstances and others “demonic.” apparently had stolen a car which alien, Twardy said. Jimenez-Zuleta recently moved to Port pulls mags Gov. William A. O’Neill defeated cases in which illiterate voters from the center of Milford to the beach. Their trek was The church altar and baptismal they drove onto the school athletic Chester, N.Y.. from Greenwich. Twardy said challenger Moffett in the primary led by a group of several hundred campers who had font were tipped over, a hole was fields, knocking down a set of goal lovaUe diocdate bar. were helped in casting mail-in by 43 votes, winning the city’s 49 ballots. walked 46 miles from The Gunnery School in BENTONVILLE, Ark. (AP) - poked through the pulpit, a stained posts and damaging some play­ Parents sue police over teen suicide delegates to the Democratic State The office does not plan to bring Washington. The hike commemorated the 125th All rock ’n’ roll magazines, some glass window was broken and a ground equipment. The car itself Convention which begins Friday. any charges in connection w'th heavy-metal rock records and downstairs lavatory was flooded was then heavily damaged, police N EW H A V E N — The parents of a 13-year-old suicide victim Moffett said he had met DeBla­ the election, he said. anniversary of organized day and resident camping in some obscenity-laced comedy re­ when the toilet was smashed. said. are suing their hometown police for $14 million, saying law- sio but said “ obviously I don’t The absentee balloting strongly the United States. cordings have been ordered off enforcement officers were “ grossly negligent” when they visited know what the guy was doing.” favored Gov. William A. O’Neili. Wal-Mart discount store shelves, the boy less than two hours before he shot himself. "What bothers me is that 48 who captured 99 of the 105 votes but not because of a TV evangelist, Douglas G. and Judith Brown claim that four Milford police hours before the convention cast by mail. O’Neill’s challenger the company says. FAIRWAY DEPARTMENT STORE officers sent to investigate a report of their son’s impending they’re arresting somebody with for the Democratic gubernatorial Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart N* 646-1717 four absentee ballots and letting nomination. Toby Moffett, won the told the Washington Post he 875 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER suicide conducted “only a cursory search” for a weapon at their HOURS; M-T-W-r-S- M :IO / THUR8, S-S / CLOSED SUNDAY home, talked to their son only briefly and acted with “deliberate the big fish off the hook until after other six absentee votes. criticized availability of rock ’n’ riake aLo<^ FROM BASICS TO THC lUPOSSIBLC’ TO FIND, YOU SHOULD COME HERE F/RSf. P-’ ' • . I f indifference” to his safety. the convention.” Moffett said. He In the overall balloting. O’Neill At Morlarty Brother’s Used Cars SpeclalsI roll magazines at Wal-Mart and The Browns’ attorney, John R. Williams of New Haven, filed claimed a man working on behalf defeated Moffett 842-588; capturing other stores in a nationally- broadcast sermon at New Haven. the lawsuit in U.S. District Court in New Haven on Wednesday. ’ of the O’Neill slate had had more seven of Windham’s nine delegates than 100 ab.sentee ballot applica­ to the convention. Conn., June 1. The sen^jtn was ^ \ u Police were .sent to the Browns’ Milford home at 4:37 p.m. on 84 MAZDA RX7 85 5TH AVENUE tions and would likely be arrested The state’s attorney’s investiga­ 3SL>SE. btBck. BC. auto. air. laathar. low mllaa, Ilka r>aw broadcast in southern markets WINDOW SHADES CUT ★ KEYS MADE Nov. 28. 1984. when one of Gregory’s classmates called the next week. tion of the absentee balloting until June 22. Milford fire department and said the boy had a gun and planned O’Neill said he could not gauge began a day after The Hartford * 12,995 * 13,295 A Wal-Mart spokesman talked to c to shoot himself. the impact of the latest arrest on Courant reported that it had found Swaggart aide Shirley Cook after WE NOW STOCK AND CUT Retired police Chief William W. Bull said later that the officers the convention. irregularities in four of the absen­ the sermon was initially u talked to the boy and found he was not upset, searched the house T Moffett is struggling to get 20 tee ballots used in the delegate 81 OLDS 98 83 BUICK REGAL broadcast. and found no weapons and left “ fully satisfied that nothing was percent of the delegates ip order to primary. 4 door. lOBdod. all luxury BquIpfTtBnt auto. 4 OR. vary claan. apaciai "Afterwards, he thanked her amiss,” and said. ‘We cannot monitor WINDOW F When Douglas Brown returned home at 5:54 p.m. that day, he *6,295 *6195 every magazine that comes into R found Gregory dead, police reports say. our stores and we appreciate it E The Browas are seeking $12 million in compensatory damages GOP dispute forces being called to our attention."’ E Swaggart said. “ They conse­ SHADES and $2 million in punitive damages. 82 CHEVY CAVALIER automatic. 4 DR. 4 cyl. claan car. aconomical 83 CHEVY WAGON quently removed 32 magazines choica auto. P6. buckata. vary claan. air. apadai buy from.the racks, which I’m very Room Darkening and Translucent Shades, FBI joins computer investigation spealcer Into primary pleased about.” 9 W A L L IN G F O R D — The F B I has joined an investigation of a *4595 *4925 But Jim Von Gremp, the Wal- always in stock. Several styles to choose. theft of more than $300,000 worth of computer chips from an D A R IEN (AP) — HouseSpeaker The Advocate reported. Mart spokesman who talked to Ms. Cook, said the decision to pull the Measure your old shades tip to tip or bring electronic components distribution firm^police said R.E. Van Norstrand has been Van Norstrand said he was denied renomination for his own proud of his record and his 83 BUICK REGAL 84 MAZDA PICKUP magazines and records came Crime Prevention Officer Thomas ^jrriiir'jtaid intruders auto. air. cruiaa. roof, limitad adition. twin B-2000 Black, low miiaa them in and we will measure. leadership position in the House. buckat aaata. aporty before the Swaggart broadcast. bypassed the security system of Marshall|Widustries)during the seat in the General Assembly, the apparent victim of a feud within He denied charges by one delegate “ During the normal course of weekend theft. The number and type of <\hips miss/ng has not the Republican Town Committee, that he did not pay enough *4695 business, we are constantly re­ been determined, he said Wednesday. *6595 a published report said. attention to local issues. viewing our merchandise, adding Marshall Industries is based in El Monte. Calif . and has a and deleting items,” Von Gremp Delegates at the Republican “ You just have to talk with th’e building at an industrial park in Wallingford A chip is an convention for the 141st Assembly 84 MAZDA SE5 PICKUP said by telephone from the com­ D.J/S DOG town fathers who have had to deal 82 CHEVY CELEBRITY low mllaa. aport wttaala and atrtpaa integrat€>d circuit which can be used in a compulercircuit board. Parlact family car V6. Auto. Air in graat ahapa pany's headquarters on Thursday. District voted 6-5 Thursday night with me over the years.” said Van Makaa a graat aacond vahicia. to nominate David Barrett, a “ The decision we made in May to GROOMING & Norstrand. “The trouble is I don’t delete some magazines and re­ lawyer and chairman of the Acorn run around after I do something *4495 *4995 Trident Nevada to join U.S. fleet Mortgage Co. in Darien. cords was a merchandising deci­ and issue a press release.” sion and was unrelated to com­ PET SUPPLIES "I am going to primary, no Delegate Paul Larson said he G R O T O N — The Nevada, the eighth Trident submarine to ,join question.” the 49-year-old Van 83 MERCURY CAPRI RS ments or pressure from any groups' voted for Barrett and against Van S apd. V6. runa graat. nica wbaala. a 83 LINCOLN TOWN CAR with this coupon the U.S. fleet, will be commissioned Aug. 16 at General loadad all luxury aquipmani. y«ar warranry Norstrand told The Advocate of \ acraantar 1 or any individuals. It was a Dynam ics’ Electric Boat Division, officials say. Norstrand because the speaker decision done during the normal Stamford in a copyright story was not concerned about local The submarine, launched at EB last September, will carry today. "The convention was course of our business.” CDCC 4 lb. Bag Cat Food 6 issues. *6195 13,999 Trident I missiles, which have a range of 4,000 miles. packed by the new town ^ Von Gremp said he contacted I Im k t 5 lb. Bag Dog Food Like all Tridents, the Nevada is 560 feet long and weighs 18.750 committee.” “ When I was appointed to be one Swaggart’s headquarters in Baton IT’SAMEIUCA! tons submerged The submarines, the largest in the U.S. fleet, With more than 20 percent of the of his delegates Mr. Van Norstrand 79 MERCURY COUGAR Rouge only to get a clarification of (Valua worth •paciai buy auto 2 DR coupa. dk biua runa 85 LYNX are the fourth class of missile-firing submarines built for the delegate votes, he automatically seemed to think he was above it all blua. 2 door hatchback the evangelist’s remarks. "The issue is not major for us," Hurry! While Supplies Last! Navy. qualifies for a prim*ry. which ... If he was not considerate enough (Ciptra* 7/3WM) The Nevada is the first submarine and the third U.S. Naval ship would be held on Sept. 9. to solicit my vote, why should I Von Gremp said from the Benton- It’s just one of the entertaining come back again.’Cause we’re to bear the name of-the state. Van Norstrand has represented vote for him.” Larson said. "He *2995 *4995 ville headquarters of Wal-Mart. l i treats you’ll see as you roam opening all summer long. The first was a double-turreted monitor that served from 1899 the district, which includes Darien cared much more about what was Among the 32 magazines listed in *1 Off Special Guests: Al Gentile’s and part of Stamford, for 10 years. happening in the state political the park. Along with music, to 1922. The sec ond was a battleship that gained fame as the only the memo were Rolling Stone, Towards Naxt Purchase Orchestra, Mon.-Wed., July vessel to get under way at Pearl Harbor during the Japanese He became speaker after Republi­ scene than the people of Darien.” The Caring Car People which has a circulation of 861.000. magic and the Duke and attack on Dec. 7, 1941. cans )took control of the General Carol Davis, who voted for Van Hit Parader, Circus. Tiger Beat. 119 OAKLAND 8T. the King. Come let us 14-16. Motown Review. Norstrand. said his defeat last 301 Center Street _ Several crew members of the ship, which was beached during Assembly in 1984. Bop. Cream, Faces. Rockline, entertain you. Then ^ Thur.-Sun., July 17-20. night was "appalling.” /M/ m Oo r|^A^^>M i a r i ^ aR O TH ER S / 6435*35 RTE. 83, MANCHESTER the attack and refloated two months later, are expected to attend Van Norstrand has been feuding Rock Scene, Song Hits, Super with Republican Town Committee “ He’s brought the town name Al 144) IAKE(jOMPOUNCE the submarine’s commissioning. Teen, Super Star. Teen Beat, Teen Chairman Frank Anselmo since into the political scene." she said. Stars. Teen Machine, Right On. 649-0485 Lake Avenue, Bristol, Connecticut The ship will carry a crew of officers and 139 enlisted men. It April, when Van Norstrand was "We’ve never had clout like that in HOURS: T. W. F B«n-7|pni includes a lounge, library, study area and gymnasium Teen Set and Teen Talk. Von Thun, m ShO Take Exit 31 oil 1-84, then lollow the signs. Park open daily from 10 tn 10. For details rail 582-6333. denied a delegate slot at the state Hartford and to pull the rug out LINCOLN • MERCURY • MAZDA • MERKUR Gremp said he was not familiar sg»u'"'i»aa GOP convention next weekend. from under him is ridiculous." HERSHEY is a trademark used under license. « with the memo. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 18. 1986 — 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridiiv. Jiilv 18 1986 U.S./World In Brief Troops arrive in Bolivia for raids

OPINION South Africa downplays ruling Bv Peter McFarren Sikorsky Black Hawk helicopters The Associated Press have bulletproof fuel tanks, can JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — The government said cruise at 184 mph and are espe­ Thursday that a court ruling against parts of the emergency TRINIDAD, Bolivia — At least *96 decree will have little effect, but attorneys acted quickly bn the cially well-suited for landing in a x t e f M tH 100 U.S. troops arrived here adverse conditions. They are The voters * judge’s order that detainees be allowed counsel. Thursday and were making prepa­ armed with 39-caliber machine Government spokesman David Steward noted that the state of rations with Bolivian police in guns and can carry up to 11 emergency order as a whole had been upheld, and told a news what has been called the first time passengers. Jack conference in Pretoria no decision had been made on whether to U.S. soldiers have been deployed U.S. pilots have been instructed should decide appeal any part of the ruling Wednesday by the Natal province abroad to fight the illegal drug to shoot if fired upon during^the Anderson supreme court. trade. planned raids on cocaine labs. Attorneys said they would take immediate advantage of the The three C-130 Hercules U.S. About half of the U.S. soldiers The governor’s spokesman may well be court’s order that detainees be given access to legal advice. That transport planes carrying the milled around the helicopters and correct to say that Toby Moffett is “whistling right had been denied to people arrested under the nationwide troops arrived at the airport in this Hercules planes at Trinidad’s state of emergency declared June 12. tropical city 360 miles northeast of airport while others assisted in in the wind” as he claims to hav^ enough La Paz from Howard Air Force loading crates and sacks of supp­ convention delegates to force an electoral 1 base in Panama. lies under the hot tropical sun. primary in September. I PON’T Hostage’s sister travels to Syria Bolivian officials would not From the air, aboard an airplane allow an Associated Press reporter rented in La Paz, hundreds of But if he is, it’s just one more indication LIKE THE LOOKS Diplomacy CYPRUS — The sister of kidnapped journalist Terry Anderson to interview the U.S. servicemen. airstrips cold be seen along the that something is rotten in the state of OF THIS! said today she will go to Syria to seek the help of senior By noon, about 60 U.S. soldiers, Beni flatlands. Officials say some Connecticut. government officials there in freeing her brother and four other some heavily armed and wearing of the runways belong to legitimate ♦V Thursday morning, Moffett said his (sometimes) Americans abducted in Lebanon. helmets and knapsacks, boarded ranchers, and others to a cocaine the Black Hawk helicopters that Mafia controlled by 30 Bolivian AP photo campaign was “there on paper.” He was The sister, Peggy Say, told a news conference at a Nicosia hotel' arrived aboard a Galaxy C5-A families. referring, of course, to having won the that Syria has granted her a visa and she will fly to Damascus, transport plane on Monday. .Neither U.S. nor Bolivian offi­ U.S. servicemen stand ndxt to a Blackhawk helicopter iri support of enough delegates to this the capital, on Sunday. Say said she requested the visa several The helicopters were believed cials have revealed where the Trinidad, Bolivia. At least 100 U.S. troops, including is profitable months ago. headed for the Josuani ranch, once forces plan to strike. weekend’s Democratic State Convention to Anderson, 38, the chief Middle East correspondent for The medicai personnel and technicians, arrived Thursday as J put the question of who should be the party the property of prosperous cocaine The arrival of the troops raised Bolivian police and U.S. pilots prepare to raid jungle lyASHINGTON — By long tradition, American Associated Press, was kidnapped in west Beirut March 16,1985. traffickers and now the base for to 160 the total U.S. military nominee for governor this November before Islamic Jihad, a pro-Iranian Shiite fundamentalist group, has the U.S.-Bolivian attempt to dis­ presence in Bolivia. It is the first cocaine factories. the voters. diplomats’ wives — no m atter how professionally claimed responsibility for abducting him and other Americans. talented they may be — have been expected to rupt cocaine production and time U.S. troops have been de­ O’Neill spokesman Charles Monagan Say said that when she gets to Damascus, she will “express the trafficking. ployed abroad to combat the illicit Hawk helicopters would be used thelemy at a news conference, stifle any personal ambitions and serve as unpaid appreciation of the families of ail the American hostages to The base, set up by U.S. soldiers drug trade, U.S. officials say. directly in the raids. denied reports that the jungle raids quickly responded that Moffett’s claim was hostesses at their husbands’ overseas posts. “ridiculous.” President Hafez Assad and other Syrian officials for their public and Bolivian “Leopards” narcot­ President Victor Paz Estenssoro “The U.S. forces will not partici­ were already under way. Recently, though, some Foreign Service wives statements on behalf of the hostages.” ics police, is about 75 miles is providing U.S. servicemen with pate in any way in the actions of “He’s got 240 at the most,” Monagan said have urged that diplomatic spouses be put on the northwest of Trinidad, in the midst diplomatic immunity during the repression.” Barthelemy said. “It "There have not been any scornfully. HE' payroll for the “unofficial” dutiliTliey perform. of what is known as the Beni expected two-month stay in is not foreseen that the helicopters operations yet,” he said. U flatlands. Bolivia. If that’s true, it isn’t because the 'This reasonable proposal is being put into Sandinistas get Soviet helicopters will act in combat. It is expected Both Antelo and Barthelemy practice in Washington — but at such a high and Two U.S. Army trucks and a In La Paz, Interior Minister that they will be used only to refused to say when the raids incumbent. Gov. William A. O’Neill, has won selective level that it has aroused grumbling on MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The leftist Sandinista government forklift assisted in loading the Fernando Barthelemy insisted transport personnel.” would begin. They said such a the hearts and minds of the people of recently received a shipment of military helicopters from the helicopters. According to Jane’s that neither U.S. soldiers nor the Information Minister Herman disclosure would be a tip-off to Capitol Hill about “nepotism.” The employment All The World’s Aircraft, the potent weaponry of the Black Antelo, who appeared with Bar­ Connecticut. Rather, it is so because the of high-ranking State Department officials’ family Soviet Union, army intelligence chief Capt. Ricardo Wheelock cocaine producers. governor has called in every favor and oiled members smells like favoritism to some confirmed Thursday. every cog in the party establishment in order congressional staffers — and who could be more President Daniel Ortega, meanwhile, inaugurated a direct to make the best use of a system expert on the subject of jobs obtained by friends or telephone line to the Soviet Union via satellite. He talked by scandalously weighted toward incumbents. relatives of influential persons? phone with Nicaragua’s ambassador in Moscow. Ernesto House bill abolishes rights agency L The final piece of the puzzle fell into place Castillo. "Even if it is not illegal it is surely unethical,” The $1.5 million earth station for the Intersputnik satellite this week, when Moffett’s lawsuit over the griped one Senate aide. “It clearly indicates bias, system was constructed by Nicaraguans with Cuban and Soviet WASHINGTON - The House Frenzel, R-Minn. Fifteen Republi­ ity, which reflects Reagan admin­ Information, which critics say is a Waterbury delegate primary, which was even if it is done on a merit basis.” approved a $12.3 billion a^ppropria- cans joined 110 Democrats in istration opposition to affirmative source of strident anti-American technical advisers. It is located in an extinct volcanic crater 4 tion bill to run a variety of federal opposing it. action programs to end job marred by absentee ballot fraud, was tossed Commentary Senate sources gave our associate Lucette miles northwest of the capital. propaganda. out of court on a technicality. Because the Lagnado these examples of big shots’ relatives agencies in the 1987 fiscal year Frenzel said the reductions will discrimination. Citing a General Accounting President Reagan charged during his campaign to obtain while abolishing the U.S. Commis­ cut $549 million from the bill’s House critics, who argue the Office study. Rep. Patrick Swin- former Sixth District congressman and his who have landed well-paying jobs in Foggy congressional approval for $100 million in aid to the Contra rebels Bottom: sion on Civil Rights. original total of $12.8 billion, in 29-year-old commission has be­ dall, R-Ga., said the U.N. office attorneys failed to file within three days after that the earth station would be used for Soviet espionage in North The scaled-back appropriation effect freezing spending for the come a “political instrument” of was "disseminating information the primary, a judge ruled the suit could not • Phyllis Habib, daughter of special envoy America. to operate the departments of agencies at 1986 fisdal year levels. the Reagan administration, have with a clear bias toward the United be heard on its merits. He handed down that A buzz on Capitol Hill? Philip Habib, the shuttle diplomat, is a support State, Justice. Commerce and The reduction was adopted after proposed replacing it with a States.” ruling in spite of the fact that Moffett won at services officer in the State Department’s family related agencies was approved the House rejected a series of congressional civil rights office. Rep. Don Sundquist, R-Tenn., Waterbury’s voting machines and would be liaison office. She works on “staff evacuations, Regan’s jewel remark draws fire Thursday night on a 269-66 vote Republican amendments to cut The House also agreed to cut the said he did not want to “gut or divorces and sundry other m atters,” a following lengthy debate. The bill programs such as the Legal U.S. contribution to the United destroy the U.N., but to send a over the primary threshold if he were to gain By Lawrence L. Knutson Now they wanted to kill the So Connally said he understood WASHINGTON — Lawmakers and others are hurling same programs, he said. the “mental processes” of New department spokesman said, and makes about now goes to the Senate. Services Corp. and the Small Nations from $298.1 million to message” that the United States the support of the 49 delegates the city will $33,700 a year. criticisms at White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan, identified Before adopting the bill, the Business Administration. $280.6 million. does not approve of the salary send to the convention. WASHINGTON - Fifty years It reminded him, Connally Deal opponents who had origi­ by a White House official as questioning whether American House voted 213-125 to cut 5.03 The bill stipulates that the $11.2 The $17.5 million cut was kickbacks that “net the Soviet bloc ago this summer. Congress was said, of the time when one of his nally voted for major compo­ • Sheppie Abramowitz, wife of Morton Laws are laws, O’Neill and his Democrats Abramowitz, assistant secretary for intelligence women would be willing to give up their jewelry if the U.S. percent from all programs co­ million earmarked for the U.S. adopted to express displeasure at $20 million a year.” struggling to adjourn for the father’s steers had become nents of New Deal programs. Commission on Civil Rights be the practice of Soviet-bloc nations Also on a voice vote, the House are quick to say, and they’re right. and research, is a GS-14 in the department’s office imposes sanctions against South Africa. vered in the appropriation, except year and presidential bees and bogged down in a Texas water- And he said of one opponent: It was the second time in less than a year Regan had made a the FBI and the Drug Enforcement used only to close down the agency of pocketing the salaries of their adopted an amendment by Rep. But in this case, the laws are keeping the hole and, when rescued by his of emergency operations, earning $48,000 a year. citizens who work at the U.N. rank and file Democrats of the state from partisan invective were buzzing ' “ What changed his views from comment that critics said was sexist. Administration. by Dec. 31. Robert Dornan, R-Calif., to bar about the heads of senators. father and a team of mules, 1933 to 1936 except this great She acts as liaison to volunteer agencies that A White House official confirmed Thursday evening that Eighty-four Democrats joined Civil rights groups and critics in The reduction al.so eliminates abortions from being performed in having a proper say in the selection of their The Roosevelt administration “instead of showing apprecia­ broadening expansion of the administer emergency aid overseas. Regan was the unidentified-administration official quoted in 129 Republicans to pass the a mend- Congress have feuded with the the U.S. contribution of $7.5 million federal prisons except to save the candidate for governor. They would do the was in its fourth year and facing tion for the saving of her life, she statesman’s viewpoint when the Ill 1980, we saluted Sheppie Abramowitz for her Thursday’s editions of The Baltimore Sun. ment sponsored by Rep. Bill commission’s conservative major­ to the U.N.’s Department of Public life of the mother. same to the Republicans if given the chance. a re-election contest in the fall turned her horns upon her bees begin to buzz around (unpaid) volunteer work in Thailand while her More clearly than any in recent memory, and the programs of the New rescuer and sought to gore him to political ears.” husband was ambassador there. She and other the events of this campaign season have Deal were under attack, death.” “When he saw a little flicker of (unpaid) embassy wives tore up their own sheets Rough seas hamper Titanic probe shown why Connecticut’s election statutes — Rising in full voice to the And in the case of senators who light, a little ray coming up over and linen to make bandages for Cambodian and Shuttle crew unaware A HOME COMING SOON! including the one setting the unrealistic defense of those programs, Sen. attempt, more or less, to do the the horizon, that offered political other refugees flooding into Thailand. WOODS HOLE, Mass. — Rough seas thwarted plans to send a WITH A LOT Luxury one floor living. requirement that evidence be gathered to same thing. Connally said the victory against the New Deal, • Marilyn Holmes is the wife of assistant camera-laden robot into the stern of the Titanic, where hundreds o EXPANDABLE TO 2,000 SQ. FT. Tom Connally, D-Texas, found of victims are believed to have huddled, leaving researchers only indicate the need for a court to consider himself fending off attacks from motive was dictated by political against the present administra­ secretary Allen Holmes, who heads the bureau of of trouble, tapes show o TWO CAR TANDEM GARAGE politico-military affairs. She produces training “eerie” views through its hull. o CENTRAL AIR primary irregularities within three days — Republican colleagues des­ ambition. tion, then he ,began to think of “The current was very strong and there was a lot of... matter o CENTRAL VACU.UM “There is a little bee that politics again when he heard that films for the Foreign Service, and is paid about WASHINGTON (AP) - The amiss. A $15.1 million damaglage need to be changed. cribed by him as “little pale- in the water, so it was a hard, working dive,” said expedition the faced anaemic politicians." buzzes about the heads of states­ little bee buzzing around and $58,000 a year to make movies that help Foreign crew members of the space shuttle claim filed with NASA by Because of those laws, a candidate who Service families cope with terrorism and other leader Robert Ballard. Challenger were unaware they widow of pilot Michael J. Smith PATIO won almost 50 percent of the vote statewide . The attacks that caused Con­ man,” Connally said “I have whispering jn his ear.” “Jason had to fight hard in the current,” Ballard said of the alleges Smith "was thrown about HI It is 1986. Fifty years have problems they’ll face overseas. Asked what her were in danger in the final during the May 20 delegate primaries can’t nally to vent his spleen involved seen it ruin many a good Jason Jr., which is tethered to the scientists’ submarine. “J.J. moments before their spacecraft in the spacecraft and in the few accusations of alleged corrup­ senator.” passed. The 99th Congress has qualifications as a movie producer were, a even count on 20 percent of the 1,349 department spokesman said, “I know she is a couldn’t operate in the strong current down there, so we didn’t exploded, according to NASA’s seconds preceding his death, knew delegates who will attend the convention that tion in the management of a New “When that little bee, with its returned from the first of two deploy him.” preliminary analysis of a newly of his impending death.” Deal farm program, including seductive buzz, with its seduc­ summer vacations. Democrats professional.” Since Sunday, the scientists have used a tiny submarine to opens tonight in Hartford. And because of • Sheila Platt, a trained social worker, is the restored tape recording from the Lydall Woods those laws, an incumbent governor who fears the allegation that some farmers tive voice, and a rather caress­ have a chance in the fall to make five dives to the wreck, which was discovered some 450 flight. Ask about our 8'/z%* Rate h ad received improper ing stroke, the little bee of the recapture the Senate from the wife of Nicholas Platt, the department’s executive miles southeast of Newfoundland last September. They hope to Attached single family homes Ok to face a viable challenger at the polls might secretary. She works in the overseas briefing The tape, recovered from the payments. vice presidency or the presid­ Republicans who took control in make 12 dives before returning home July 28. ocean floor with the orbiter crew MODELS OPEN: , DINING not have to. ency, begins to tickle the ear of a 1980. The battle is already on to center of the Foreign Service Institute. Her They had hoped to see Thursday whether they could send J ason If a sufficient number of the delegates who specialty there is stress management, dealing cabin six weeks after the Jan. 28 DAILY 12-5 / CONNALLY ROARED that senator, he from then on may be see who will replace President into the ship through the tear where It broke in two when it hit the accident, gives no indication the SAT. & SUN. 11-5 head for the Hartford Civic Center tonight some of the Republican senators a great statesman, but as a Reagan in the White House in the with Foreign Service employees and family ocean bottom, as well as view the gash in the ship caused by the ■ seven astronauts knew the shuttle OUTDOOR • All wooded lots ' really care about democracy, the party will attacking the program had voted senator he ain’t worth a damn.” 1988 elections. members who are either on their way overseas or iceberg that caused it to sink. was in trouble, the National • Attached garage have just returned from a foreign assignment. • Private Patios or Decks give Toby Moffett his primary. Then, if for it in the first place, seeing the If Sen. Connally were here, Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ • First Floor Laundry Area enough of the voters care about their right to New Deal as the only port in the IN 1936, said Connally, “with would he hear a buzz? Her part-time salary as a GS-12 is about $1,200 a tration said in a statement FLEA MARKET • All Kitchen Appliances participate in the political process, they’ll month. Philadelphia mayor threatens firing Thursday. • Extra Large Closets storm of the Great Depression bees buzzing all around, a • Some With Walkout CAR elect a t>egislature this November that will that had ruined the administra­ stateman’s vision must expand Lawrence L. Knutson writes Senate staffers have other complaints about the The statement marked the first JEfr JACOBI GARAGE State Department, which they believe is Philadelphia Mayor W. Wilson Goode threatened to fire Basements give top priority to reforming Connecticut’s tion of President Herbert as his opportunities to serve from Washington for The Asso­ striking garbage collectors who continue to disobey a time the space agency had ad­ • One Floor Living With archaic and unfair election laws. Hoover. expand.” ciated Press. overloaded with elitists who are out of touch with dressed anything associated with Two-Car Garage the realities of fiscal restraint. One source noted back-to-work order, and a judge planned to rule today on the last moments of the astronauts, • Lowest Associaton Fees ’s argument that a walkout by 7,000 workers is illegal. FLEA MARKET • Starting at »104,900 indignantly that the department asked for a all of whom were killed when the • 2 Bedrooms Philadelphia trash haulers, told to be on the job at 9 a.m. imm*t§lme Ocrupmney On Somr MoM m $400,000 increase in its entertaining budget this ship exploded in a fireball 73 Mrcctloiu: Tikel-MEiUM: IcfloaRM. • 2 Baths Thursday, showed up at six garbage truck depots but refused lo M: riiWonTtylorSl„rli1itonW.Vtnioii year. “ We did not give it to them,” the staffer seconds after launch from Cape EVERY SUNDAY ;<{ St.: left on LydnII. From Verrun: Loko • Full walk-ln attic report for work, said the city’s deputy managing director, Ken ^ INFORMATION 242-1849 said, adding in exasperation: “They spend their Canaveral, Fla. 8t. to Lydall St. A bad court season for the administration Arrington. 10.53 Annual Percentage Rate time overseas. They never heard of “Preliminary analysis of the n/lanchester Parkade Manchester 643-2111 Garbage has been accumulating at 15 emergency dumps set up tape shows the crew was unaware West Middle Turnpike Manchester 643-2111 Gramm-Rudman. ” during the 18-day strike, and Common Pleas Judge Edward J. of the events associated with the WASHINGTON — Although no one at the White any reason for doing so. But the court ruled that State Department people, the Senate aide said, House or the Justice Department will admit it Blake ruled Wednesday that the trash was a threat to public tragedy and the internal communi­ such disqualifications are unconstitutional if the “think they are special.” health and ordered the haulers back to work. cations were being maintained as publicly, members of both are glad this year’s disqualification of potential jurors is based on On Thursday, he also ordered about 850 employees at health would be expected during a normal Supreme Court term has come to an end. their race. Laundromat humming? and social service centers to report to work immediately. City ascent,” NASA said. 'They are eagerly looking forward to the court’s Robert Unpublished Federal Reserve Baord figures lawyers had argued that the workers’ absence also posed a threat It has been a subject of specula­ BRENDAN WOODS reconvening in September when William PUBLICLY, ALL Solicitor General Charles seem to show that money-laundering operations to public health. tion since the accident whether, in Rehnquist will preside and Antonin Scalia will Fried, the government’s lawyer in Supreme Court the moments before their deaths, Six Early American Style Homes Wagman are still thriving in Florida. In the first five the crew knew something was take his place on the bench. cases, will say about this term is “We’ve won months of this year, the Miami Federal Reserve Time after time in the term just ended, the quite a lot of cases, but we’re not keeping score.” bank had a cash surplus of $2.9 billion. The figure built amidst quiet woods. government’s positions — that is, the Reagan m iflr Ji Privately, however. Fried and other for Jacksonville was well over^^^million. A Fed administration’s positions — have been rejected. administration officials are sounding a bit like official cautioned, though, that rage currency 10/$ 14.95 9 SPECIAL — GERANIUMS — $1 59 _ Some longtime Supreme Court observers say they losing baseball managers with their “wait till next surpluses don’t necessarily translate into drug can’t remember a term in which the government year” pronouncements. dealing or other criminal activity; it could simply lost so many important decisions. of a race that have been discriminated against in The entire 17 years of the Burger Court have mean wealthy businessmen in Latin America are Going into the just-completed 1985-86 term the the past — should receive preferential treatment. been marked by narrow nniajorities on key cases . moving their cash to the United States for Justice Department had three major issues on its It is on this basis the administration has argued and continual inconsistencies as the court's saCekeeping. agenda regarding the Supreme Court: to have it that affirmative action programs, which give orulings have been dictated by a shifting center reverse its prior ruling legalizing abortion, to rule hiring or promotional preferences because of past that leans one day to the left, the next to the right, Woodland Contidantlal fUa GARDENS t^at voluntary prayers in public schools are discrimination, are wrong — that they amount to depending upon the individual case. sl6 S Woodland S L , 643-8474 6 am-7 pm dally constitutional and to end minority job quotas reverse discimination. But this contention was For instance, in this term, while it was decided Iran has steadfastly refused to sit down for ^ attached to so-called affirmative action rejected by the Supreme Court in two key that criminal prosecutors could not attempt to serious peace negotiations to end the long, programs. On these issues the Justice affirmative action cases this term shape a jury by rejecting potential members for punishing war with Iraq. But our sources suspect that the financial drain on Iran is beginning to tell, IChrysanthemums Department went 0-3. racial reasons, the court ruled it was IN THESE CASES the justices agreed by a 7-2 constitutional to keep ardent death-penalty foes especially with the collapse of world oil prices. / Iranian cash reserves are estimated at anywhere rail labeled for color — In bud a bloom HOW IN ONE OF ITS MAJOR opinions of the term, majority that affirmative action goals and quotas off juries, despite evidence that doing so makes largt pals % the Supreme Court reaffirmed, by a 5-4 vote, the may be used by employers to help any member of juries more conviction-prone. between $3 billion and $7 billion. There is one PLANT NOW FOR EARLY COLOR landmark 1973 decision legalizing abortion by a minority group harmed by past discrimination. Much of the blame for this inconsistency is untapped source of cash, though: the edxtraordinary collection of crown jewels left FILL IN THOSE BARE SPOTS IN THE GARDEN 4/*10* 6 striking down a set of Pennsylvania regulations In other cases, meanwhile. Justice Department placed on Burger, whose imperious style has behind by the late shah.^lt’s reportedly worth m that would have made abortions more difficult to lawyers also received major setbacks during the alienated several justices in the philosophical obtain. The Justice Department had urged the term just completed. center of the court and has not allowed for the kind about $4 billion. BERRY SPECIAL BEDDING PLANT SPEClAI ROSES Supreme Court to use the case to overturn the In the "Baby Doe” case the administration had of consensus building that makes for clear, O p en f o r viewing Sundays 12-4 previous abortion ruling. argued the state had a right to force hospitals and decisive and consistent rulings. OluBbBrrlBS^ Oihllis IJACKSON Likewise.'by the same 5-4 margin, the justices doctors to provide medical care for severely The administration’s hope is that with the Portuiaca PERKINS Manchester-Glastonbury Une. Route 8.3 West iHaiifliPstprI Hfralft Currants ducked a decision that would have affirmed the deformed or ill babies. But the court, by a 5-3 elevation of Rehnquist and the addition of Scalia, You on Shallowbrook I.ane to Brendan Road. right of a public high school in Williamsport. Pa., margin, said the federal government cannot they, along with Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, Founded In 1881 GootaberriBS Pitunlii Promisedy override the wishes of parents and doctors in such will form a conservative nucleus which will to allow students to meet during school activity RICHARD W C O S G R O V E ...... Publisher Her OrieT periods for prayer and religious worship. The cases. attract enough votes from the court’s center — DOUGLAS A BEVINS Executive Editor Remember? administration had argued that students should be While the administration did make some gains Justices John Paul Stevens, Lewis Powell and JA M E S P S A C K S ...... Mensging Editor B u i l d i n g Company allowed to conduct such meetings. in its continuing attempts to liniit the rights of Byron White — to give conservatives a consistent ALEXANDER GIRELLI Asspciete Editor Peterman At the center of the Reagan administration’s criminal defendants, it lost what most observers majority. This would give the administration the LANDSCAPING SPECIALS $ 1 ( ^ 5 6 4 7 - 1 3 4 0 DENISE A ROBERTS Advertising Director 6 4 9 - 9 4 0 4 6 4 7 - 0 0 8 0 civil rights program is the idea that all laws believe was the key criminal case decided by the kind of court victories it has been predicting, but MARK F A B R A IT IS ...... Business Msnager Burning Bush - Blue Spirea - Japanese Yews 18” - Spreading Juniper - should be “color blind” : Any law that gives justices this past term. has not seen materialize, over the past several S H ELD O N C O H E N ...... Composing Manager Japanese Holly • Double Yellow Kerria - Gold & Sliver Evonymous S/*45*« preference based on race is wrong, and only The administration argued that the prosecution years. ROBERT H. HUBBARD Pressroom Manager people who can show they have been personally in a criminal case should be allowed to continue JEANNE Q. FROMERTH ...... Circulation Manager discriminated against — as opposed to members dismissing potential jurors without having to state Robert Wagman is a syndicated columnist. g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 18. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 18. 1986 — 9 HAQAR TH E HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* KANUTS by Chart** M. 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I QUESTION; correct, until that last step. But sending more money to the fund. loss. you have a money market mutual T have invest­ you're wrong in assuming you fund. When you write a check on U.8. ACR ES by Jim Davl* ments in two Then, there’s the "average cost” mutual funds. subtract your reinvested tax-free QUESTION: If I redeem some — method, through which you total that account, you redeem shares. dividends from your profit to not ali — of my mutual fund shares, With most mutual funds, that ^THAT 6TUFF'S PIOGOaTINCr,' THAT'S HOG SLORROV.ITS KINP TH A T3 V THIS 16 COMINO O n e holds up your cost and divide by the THE PHANTOM by L** Falk A By Barry 'INO/jFROM AGUVWHO Investors’ determine your taxable profit. The how do I calculate my cost basis for results in a profit or a loss, which ORSON. WHAT I& IT? OF LIKE A WALLER ONLV VOU PISOUSTI stocks and pays number of shares you own. The Vv. C A N EAT IT j ------^ EATS GRAVEL calculation of the basis and the tax purposes? Can I apply the respiting number is your basis per you’re required to report on r7/v m e SKULL otve^. He /KTm res ITBCeWUPi f„poLice CHAsep m e n dividends ' sub FOR RE63ERT Guide profit from redemption is done the first-in-first out “ FIFO ” method I share. If you do it that way. it's Schedule D of your federal income H t9 CAP,. \HHO P IP IT.y, iject to incoine l/iVt ouTstoe Mr I'M TfRep same way on both types of mutual was taught in high school? called the "single-category” aver­ tax return. tax. The other William A. Doyle OFFICe„HtB ,,eO/N6 funds. age cost method. ptuveR h o m e ,. holds municipal Reinvested dividends increase ANSWER; You can use FIFO, You can also use the "double­ Money market mutual funds are HURT... LOVE,. bonds and pays your basis and. as a result, reduce under which the shares you re­ category” average cost method different, because they keep their tax-free divi­ your profit when you redeem — deem will be those you have held and figure your average cost for share values constant — at $1, in dends. I reinv­ whether those dividends are taxa­ the longest. shares ow n ^ for six months or less most cases — and the redemption est my dividends in both funds to when the shares are redeemed is ble or tax free. Doing the calcula­ There are two other methods — and for shares owned for more of their shares results in neither a buy additional shares. I’ll proba­ the investor's profit or loss. tion the way you propose would use "specific identification” and "a v ­ than six months. Under present tax profit nor a loss. bly redeem all the shares in both tax-free dividends to reduce your erage cost.” law, profit from the sale of shares funds when I retire and will then J?MCA\tf5TB I gather you were writing about a profit twice. in the first group is fully taxable, QUESTION: If I switch from one have to figure out my profit for tax mutual fund paying taxable divi­ .Mutual funds holding municipal With the specific identification while only 40 percent of the profit mutual fund to another, within the purposes. dends. With a municipal mutual bonds are called "tax-free” funds method, also called the “ identified from the sale of "long-term” same "fam ily of funds,” how is CAPTAIN EASY

Bv John Yearwood brouchure with a mail-in reply ARLO AND JANIS • by Jimmy Johnson Aetna to keep auto rates steady The Associated Press form. “They (don’t make investment (decisions. It “ 1 don’t have to do anything now, O 7-/» H A R TFO R D — Aetna L ife Sc Casualty announced it w ill freeze GRIM.H0'N0N%NSE purposeful stride... DECOY FM^S MELD HIGH.. WINDSOR LOCKS - George they will get in touch with me,” D flT car insurance rates for the rest of the year, saying new Teems was just killing some time (doesn’t point to specific investments,’’ Teems said before catching his L EW»RtS&ION., legislative reforms in the civil justice system made a planned ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook at Bradley International Airport Schilloni said. flight. Teems provided the compu­ | ) -Cr September increase unnecessary. when he decided to consult a tall, ter with his name and home _— life move will save drivers and businesses more than $1 gray machine about financing his address. weu., laurel, m ANP I NEED V Fo r in s t a n c e , million, the company said in a prepared statement released 11-year-old daughter’s future col­ Schilloni said his firm ’s next step WW IS'ibWL iNTiMACV 15 M iio o e r t f W£LL,Tfil5 50ft, THI5JS WHAT Thursday. lege education. specific investment.^,” Schilloni “ It may be that the machine would be to install similar ma­ (RELATIONSHIP A (HZAPUAL ( SHE IPOKS UKE Present rates were found to be adequate in light of the state The machine’s advice caused the said. ” It gives you investment would answer. ‘Get a larger chines at other airports within its MOVING-50 TWJCESS... o m d i \ HELP.. F ir s t t h in g - in THAT/ Legislature’s approval this session of reforms in how liability Greenville. S.C.. businessman to choices. For example. 'What salary.’ ” Schilloni said. "It may service area, which includes 13 6 L 0 W L V ? THE M O R N - judgments are awarded and apportioned, said company rethink his investments. would a mortgage cost me?’ ” say, 'You can’t afford it.” ’ states and the District of Colum­ spokesman Albert Abend. " I was surprised. It said stocks Schilloni said someone looking He said the machines don’t make bia. Advest's 82 offices are located Aetna is the state’s second-largest provider of private are the best way to do it, We have a for mortgage information would specific recommendations, 'be­ in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, New automobile insurance and underwrites more than 100,000 car money market at work, but I ’m provide the machine with answers cause it would be unethical for Hampshire, Virginia, Maine, Ma­ JOHKRK insurance policies in Connecticut, the company said. going to. try the stocks.” he said to various questions that appearon Advest to do so without knowing Wednesday. its screen, such as his orher salary the users. Travelers wanting more ryland, Pennsylvania, New York, The device Teems consulted is range.. The answers are given by New Jersey, Ohio and Florida. a l l e y OOP '^by Dave Qraue American Can dedicates Ohio piant known as "The Money Making touching one of several buttons on Information are provided three "Other locations are under con­ ways to contact Advest. They can sideration.” he said, although he C l M S King Faaiurn SynchcAf, Inc Wortd nghtt rosorvod k , IT'S SOME TEA y e s .-.l a c e p S O T H A T 'S HOW/ VOU'R Machine.” a video terminal in­ the screen. The machine will I BREWED FOR WITH ENOUGH g o n n a GET 'EM TO, BELLEVUE. Ohio — American Can Co.’s new $15.9 million stalled and operated by Advest compute a repayment plan based pul their names and addresses into couldn't say when any decision on TH E G U AR D S S LE E P W EE D I T/\RE A n a p ; H E H ! the machines, drop their business additional terminals would be TO L A Y A HEH! PRETTY SLICK! plant here will employ 160 workers in another year, a spokesman Inc., a Hartford-based brokerage on current interest rates and 20 STEGOSAURUS firm. The company has two years of market history. cards into a slot, or take an Advest made. MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreavea & SeJIera T j said. The plant was dedicated Thursday. POWN.' Production on two lines began several weeks ago, American additional terminals’ at Boston's t w c TS ^ Can spokesman Norm Wholley said, adding that five other lines Logan Airport and believes it is the o f f i c e r , Ho>W only firm to have such devices. FAR 1^ IT TO THE AMUe?, HOW FAF? will be added in the next year. OUR BEST SALES EVENT EVER IS ON NOW! . NEXT (SARASE? A? THE IT THE CTLOW The plant, on the Huron-Sandusky county line about 20 miles Hundreds of people have used the machines since they were <=Fesow HA-5 TO fRCJUU south of Sandusky, produces lightweight plastic containers for ------introduced earlier this month, said Fuie$ A FLAT TIRE ? the H.J. Heinz Co. and Welch Foods. Mel Schilloni. senior vice president American Can operates packaging plants in Cleveland and the and director of marketing at Toledo suburb of Whitehouse. - ^ 7»ia Advest. He said the company •Q Sale of the company’s packaging business to Triangle .would have exact figures on h(^ Industries Inc. was announced Thursday in New York. Triangle many people have consulted t h ^ owns National Can Corp. JU LY IS THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaon^ machines and how much new im Am erican Can, based in Greenwich. 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Nowji dub was plaved to West’s drama with their “Sunday in the Park Offer ExfHraa July 31,1986 *3 5 .0 0 where.you can fit yourself In lor a placa ace, and West led another heart he to with George.” of the action. HI - MANCHESTER HKRAl.D, Friday. July 18. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 18. 1986 — 11 Obituaries Tobacco ad ban

William G. Finnegan Jr. FOCUS/ Weekend George M. O’Brien, William G. Finnegan Jr.. 63, of 4 Illinois representative has unlikely allies Harvard Road, died today at his home. He was the husband of W ASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. By Richard Carelll presenting various organizations, Lucille M. (Conran) Finnegan. George M. O’Brien, R-Ill., died The Associated Press who present their prepared testim­ Born in Manchester on Nov. 5, Thursday, it was announced on the 1922. he lived here all his life. He ony in written form and then are House floor by Rep. Henry Hyde, W ASHINGTON - Captain Kan­ was employed as an accountant questioned by committee R-Ill. He was 69. garoo and the son of the late with Chandler-ETvans Inc. of West members. O'Brien died around 5:30 p.m., tobacco magnate R.J.. Reynolds Hartford and Shady Glen in Brashear said Koop may testify Hyde said. He had been suffering are joining the medical establish­ later. Manchester, both for 36 years. He from prostate cancer and died at ment in urging Congress to ban all was a U.S. Arm y veteran, serving The subcommittee on health and the National Cancer Institute in advertising of tobacco products. in World War II. He was a the environment already has sche­ nearby Bethesda. Md., said Ted Bob Keeshan, a longtime ci­ communicant of St. Bridget duled a second hearing for Aug. 1. Cormaney, the congressman’s garette smoker who created the Church. The panel, chaired by Rep. Henry press secretary. Captain Kangaroo television char­ Besides his wife, he is survived Waxman, D-Calif., is considering O’Brien announced his retire­ acter, and Patrick Reynolds, an by two daughters. Kathleen L. the best congressional approach to ment in May after doctors disco­ actor who no longer owns stock in tobacco advertising. Finnegan of Phoenix. Ariz., and vered a new cancerous growth. He the tobacco empire begun by his Mary Lucille Finnegan of Green­ Rep. Mike Synar, D-Okla., last fm m t was admitted to the hospital on family in 1913, were to testify wich, three sons. George T. month introduced a bill that would May 16 but was later sent home, before a House subcommittee outlaw all promotion and advertis­ liA AP photo Finnegan of Lexington. Mass.. Cormaney said. O’Brien was re­ today. Robert W Finnegan ^ f East ing of tobacco products — in admitted to the cancer institute’s Also set to appear was Victoria Hartford, and William J. Finnegan newspapers and magazines, on intensive-care ward on Sunday, Brynner, the daughter of actor Yul of Manchester; two‘sisters, Elisa­ billboards and even as part of sales Refre^lng ride the spokesman added. Brynner, a heavy smoker who displays. beth Healy of Manchester and Jennifer Smith, 6, of Elmhurst, III., races her tricycle O’Brien withdrew from the 4th before he died of lung cancer made The measure is supported by the Margaret LaFrancis of Bolton: District congressional race May 16 an anti-smoking television com­ through a cooling spray Thursday. The temperature three grandchildren: several nie­ American Medical Association, because of health problems, in­ mercial being broadcast now. ces and nephews: and grandnieces whose representatives also were reached a high of 93 degrees in Chicago, and the heat cluding the prostate cancer and One notable absentee is Surgeon and grandnephews. scheduled to testify today. Other wave in the Midwest and South is expected to be in full severe arthritis. He was replaced General C. Everett Koop, a long­ The funeral will be Monday at physician groups also were ex­ force through the weekend. on the Nov. 4 ballot by state Rep. time foe of cigarette smoking who pected to support the bill. r 9:15 a m. at the Watkins Funeral Jdek Davis of New Lenox, 111. supports a ban on tobacco Home. 142 E. Center St., with a Synar and representatives of the A native of Chicago. O'Brien was advertising. advertising and tobacco industry, mass of Christian burial at 10 a m. elected to the House in 1972. He was The Washington Post reported at St. Bridget Church. Burial will who oppose his bill, areexpected to a member of the House Appropria­ Thursday that White House Chief testify at the Aug. 1 hearing. ‘Psychic’ juror right be in St. James Cemetery. Calling tions. Committee and the ranking of Staff Donald Regan had killed Congress banned cigarette ad­ D E N V ER (AP) — A woman who both sides and all 12 jurors, who hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 6 Republican on the paneLs Com­ Koop’s testimony, which would to 8 p.m. vertising from the airwaves 15 described herself as a psychic and learned of the note only after merce. Justice. State and Judi­ have favored the ban. A Whjte years ago and prohibited the Memorial donations may be was excused from a jury after returning their own verdict. ciary subcommittee. House spokesman said the Reagan broadcast of ads for smokeless made to the Visiting Nurses announcing she already knew the "I believe Mr. Pitts did commit Sen. Paul Simon. D-Ill., called administration objects to having tobacco products earlier this year. Association and Hospice Home verdict predicted in a sealed note the crime,” Todd wrote. O’Brien “ an honorable and superb its officials appear in tandem with But to date, no federal restric­ to the judge that the defendant Todd, told of the news at her job Care Program. 397 Porter St . public servant,” adding. “ He was outside witnesses. Manchester. tions on printed advertising of would be found guilty, and he was. as a secretary at St. Joseph kind and he was genuine. He hdd a Spokesman Albert B. Brashear tobacco products have been Daryl Keith Pitts, 18, was Hospital, said she knew as soon as good sense of where partisanship said the administration has not imposed. convicted Thursday of burglary, she saw Pitts, even before knowing Leslie M. Gayer gives way to cooperation.” decided whether to support the bill. two days after District Judge the charges against him, that he When it does present its views, Leslie M. Cayer, 78. husband of Hyde made the announcement of In 1939, some 75.000 people • Robert Fullerton released Lynette was guilty. O'Brien’s death on the House floor “ We prefer it be done with the Rose (Leibert) Cayer, of Hartford, gathered dt the Lincoln Memorial Todd from jury duty. Todd, in a She said she has taken and while members were debating a administration testifying on its died Thursday at St. Francis in Washington to hear black singer note that Fullerton kept sealed in taught classes on psychic powers $12.8 billion appropriation bill to own.” he said. Carolyn Spark shows her son, Hospital and Medical Center in Marian Anderson after she was his desk, predicted the outcome. but doesn’t use her abilities finance the Commerce. Justice, Congressional committees often Hartford. He was the father of barred from performing at Consti­ Fullerton opened the note in professionally. “ I think everyone Jonachan, 3, some of the sights and State departments. schedule panels of witnesses re­ David A. Cayer of Coventry. tution Hall. chambers, watched by lawyers on has psychie ability,” she said. along the Connecticut River during He also is survived by three daughters. Marilyn Cayer of Mi­ a cruise aboard the Lady Fenwick. ami. Fla., Mrs. Leslie- Ohta of Glastonbury and Jo-anne Labriola The boat had Just arrived at of Westbrook; two stepsons. Isaac t Wethersfieid Cove. Manasewich of East Hartford and L1500W H*r«ld pholoi by Tucker Harry Manasewich of Boston: two stepdaughters. Mira Greenberg of Homestead. Fla., and Louise Spiro of Atlanta. Ga.. 18 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. The funeral will be Saturday at 10 a m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Home. 580 Elm St.. Rocky HiK. with burial in Rose Hill Memorial Cruisin’ on the river Park. Rocky Hill. Calling hours are one hour before the service. Memorial donations may be made to Alzheimer’s Disease ADRDA Greater Hartford Chap­ Hot Summer Values from Fisher! An hour’s ride aboard Lady Fenwick is just long enough ter. Larus Center. 705 New Britain Ave.. Hartford 06106. By Nancy Pappas matter what the weather is pull into the parking lot. and ask the dyke where the landing has Hartford. ” We felt it was an though passengers are welcome Digital AudiofVideo System with 25" Stereo Television Herald Reporter like.” each Other. "Is this it?” "Have been constructed. important step in attracting to bring picnic lunches and we come to the right place?” “ It’s so difficult to get to the more people to the shore area,” there’s a snack bar. The price is Stereo Television m Studio Standard Quartz a Studio Standard The boat pulled away from a .1. Jl. J s . Studio Standard It’s a logical question, since riverfront. Most people have no Braun said. now $3.50 for an hour’s cruise, Digital Synthesized AM/FM You don’t need a foggy day to new dock called Charter Oak Bolton gets Studio Standard 3-Way Integrated Stereo Amplifier hear a foghorn on a steamship. Landing, which sits on a access to the Charter Oak idea how to get over here, or It’s the first such service which turns around at Speakar System Stereo Tuner Landing is circuitous. From east what’s really down here,” said offered in the area since 1931, Wethersfield Cove and returns ■ Studio Standard That’s obvious when you take a rectangle of wooded land Julie Braun of Riverfront said Lee. Back then. Lee told his to Hartford. lesson on I Studio Standard Fully- Compact Digital Audio Disc ride on the antique-style steam bounded by the Connecticut of the river, for example, Studio Standard Dual visitors must take Interstate Recapture, the non-profit passengers over a loudspeaker la FISHER Automatic Programmable Lin ear Player cruiser known as the Lady River. Interstate 91 and the Cassette Deck Tracking Turntable Fenwick, docked in Hartford on Founders Bridge. Route 84 to Exit 52, then make agency which wants to make it on a recent cruise, passengers THE BOAT TR IP is long school bill > Studio Standard the Connecticut River. an immediate left onto easier for people to enjoy the were charged a quarter for a enough to satisfy the small fry, shores of the Connecticut River. trip by steamer from Hartford who outnumbered the adults on Audio Component 20-Control Qraphic Equalizer Captain Steven Lee startles T H E DOCK IS so new, in fact, Columbus Boulevard, and then BOLTON — About 15 officials another left onW Sheldon Street, to a dock n.ear Wall Street in a recent afternoon cruise. Cabinet his passengers with a blast of his that the Deep River Navigation and teachers listened Thursday as foghorn each time he leaves his Co. hasn’t yet put up a sign an unmarked street which is the RIVERFRONT RECAP­ Manhattan. The^jprice included Toward the end of the hour’s members of the Board of Educa­ Video Component mooring. which will reassure visitors that first left after the overpass. TU R E, which coordinates many the 18-hour ride, a comed-beef- ride, the chidren seemed tion outlined the education en­ Cabinet "You always do that when you they’ve come to the right spot. Then they must take a left onto of Hartford’s July 4th events, and-cabbage dinner, and a bunk anxious to get off the boat — or hancement act passed by the COMPLETE for the night. at least, to soothe their Vah Dyke Avenue (passing Colt was instrumental in persuading General Assembly and its ramifi- leave a dock,” said Lee. in Hourly cruises out of Hartford Deep River Navigation to These days, no dinners are , cations for their town response to a questioning glance on the Lady Fenwick began in Industries, with its distinctive Fisher VHS Video Cassette from a passenger. “It doesn’t mid-June. Many passengers still onion dome) and finally a left to establish steamer service out of offered on the Lady Fenwick, Please turn to page It With the bill. School Superin­ Recorder with Wireless Remote tendent Richard Packman said. Control “ Connecticut will be producing the highest-paid teachers in the coun­ try;" Packman, who recently attended a seminar in order to understand the bill more tho­ roughly. gave most of the presen­ tation at the board’s summer meeting. a FISHER ^ FISHER ® FISHER Calling the document a “ mas­ FISHER sive piece of legislation.” Pack­ man said that the town now must consider reopening teacher con­ tract talks — something that involves the Board of Education, K«y FestMTos the Bolton Education Association B Fqy« pds toaong typsm and the town’s fiscal authority, ■ inoss issrch Kjneson ■ r oraerg and fpwwi# Pao ivrcfian considered to be either the Board m R soM kjncaon m O g u i of Finance, a town meeting or Fisher 100-Watt Per Channel Fisher VHS Video Cassette Recorder rvhcsrs combination of the two. Teachers Audio Component System with HQ Video Enhancement Circuitry, ■ 20Hi-20IO4t irsQusrvY »siporss an VHS Hl-H Stereo Sound, MTS Tuner Fisher 70-Watt Per Channel tu rn 90d6 dynarne rargt currently are in the third of a with Compact Disc Player Audio Component System three-year contract, so the town and Wireless Remote Control w n i 140-Channel Quartz Digital would be reopening anyway. Pack­ Synthesizer Tuner ___ with Compact Disc Player Compact Disc Player man said. Bolton is eligible to receive a bonus of $152,260 over three years for enhancement of salaries if if 8 9 a meets requirements that include 7 4 9 6 4 9 169 participating in the minimum aid grant program and negotiating a FISHER ® FISHER teacher pay increases above the FISHER FISHER salary levels. The extra funds, according to Packman, would be •tHs .liuxa^ i l l UM-iiiSir i treated as revenue to the school system The town will have to participate in the minimum aid program because, according to Packman, 29 of its teachers are below the Fisher VHS Video Cassette Recorder state trigger minimum of about with HQ Video Enhancement Circuitry Fisher “HI-FI to Go” System nsher Audio Component System Passengers watch the Hartford $ 20 /000. nsher Dual Cassette Deck and Wireless Remote Control with Built-In Dual Cassette Deck with Compact Disc Player The town would also receive part skyline during an hour’s cruise of a general education grant if the board and union agreed to the aboard the Lady Fenwick. The , three-year minimum salary plan ship’s bell at left is much like those that meets state requirements. The money would go to the school 3 9 9 4 9 9 of 100 years ago. boafd teacher’s salary account, according to T. Dye Hooper, a member of the board who also OPEN SUNDAY 12:00-5S3 attended the seminar. 'tT'^Ie a s y t o g e t TOt "This is not going to take us any 445 WUnrORD M , further than weareanyway but the a u K K o m state is going to fund us." board member Barry Stearns said. X Packman speculated that the — grrnwr nnnr A l f i i money would come to the town in SILytALA E-Z TERMS: the spring after teacher negotia­ SUPER DISCOUNT CENTE iI m m o o q t • CASH tions. He said that Dec. 1 is the U»T4I 445 NARTFOm 80. ■ KEENEY IT. EXIT OFF 1-114 ^ * 047-9937 SANCNEinn. CT • CREOITCARD deadline for applying for the grant • MONTHLY The Lady Fenwick begins her cruise down the and estimated that the money x-en OPEN DAILY: MON-THURt TIL S - TUES-WEO-SAT’nLS-- FRIDAY TILa PAYMENTS would come after negotiations take Connecticut River. The one-hour cruise turns around place. - at Wethersfield Cove. 12 - MANCHESTKR HKRAl.D Fhtlav. July 18 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 18. 1986 — 13 W eekenders Advice Births

Come to the fair Trio featured Sunday Home, James, son of James and Schmitt, Michael John, son of Barbara (Fisher) Home of 420 Charles and Donna (Wehlgemuth) Lake St., Bolton, was bom July 2 at The Portland Agricultural Fair, an Mozart’s "Trio and Quintet” will be featured in Drug^testing draws readers’ reviews Schmitt of 73 Linden St., waa bom Manchester Memorial Hospital. July 2 at Manchester Memorial old-fashioned farm fair, is being held this weekend Sunday’s program, presented by the Aston Magna The maternal great-grandparents Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ on Meadow Road in Portland, There's a horse DEAR Foundation for M usic at Wadsworth Atheneum, it is true that a single unconfirmed sively that the employee brought are Mr. and Mrs. Malcome Adair ents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank pull, dog show, farm animals competing for ABBY: I totally 600 Main St., Hartford. ’The group of 19 musicians urine test can be wrong for many the drug to work in his body. In of 54 Glenwood St. The paternal Wehlgemuth of 27 Hendee Road. ribbons, a magic show, karate demonstration and perform on antique instruments, or replicas of old agrw with your reasons, such errors are not other words, urinalysis does not grandmother is Marion Horae of The paternal grandmother is Mary plenty of country music The admission is $3, with instruments. ’Tickets are |10 general admission, $8 objections to common and they are. in any test for “ past use” — if tests for East Hartford. E. Schmitt of Hoyt Lakes, Minn. children under 12 free Hours are Saturday from for students and senior citizens. The concert m andatory well-run program, irrelevant. drugs present in the body at the The great-great-grandmother is drug testing for 10 a m to 10 p m , and Sunday from 10 a m.' to 6 begins at 5 p.m. in Avery ’Theater. Dear Abby A few years ago. when some time of the testing. Lush, Julian James, son of Annie Johnston of Manchester. p m everyone. I am companies did use unconfirmed The vast majority of workers do Julian Jay Lush and Susan (Gaily) The babj/has two sisters, Michelle, in the military, Abigail Van Buren tests to discharge employees, not use illegal drugs. They have a Lush of 27 Norman St., was bom l l ‘A. and Melinda. 7. and we take uri­ there was a serious/problem. stake in establishing a drug-free June 28 at Manchester Memorial Boys will sing nalysis tests at Today virtually all companies work environment. After working Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ On April 9, 1865, Confederate Big weekend at Oakdale le a st once a using urine testing have im proved with hundreds of drug users who ents are Mr. and Mrs. George Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered to The internationally known Paris Choir Boys will month. Since I It 's a full weekend at Oakdale Musical Theater their techniques to assure reliabil­ came to treatment when they were Gaily of 78 Washington St. The Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at the give a concert Saturday evening at 7:30 at the have never Jn Wallingford Saturday at 7:30and 10:30p,m , ity. First, positive tests are con­ “caught” at work. I can say paternal grandmother is Mrs. Ada Appomattox court house in Virgi­ Glastonbury High School auditorium. Tickets are used drugs and I never plan to. I charge. I was told it would be the "1 don't get no respect” man. Rodney firmed using a different method of without exception that they came Lush of East Hartford. nia. ending the Civil War. $4 and will be sold at the door. The choir has was not afraid of these tests. That resolved in six months. Mean­ analysis, the possibility of some Dangerfield. will perform. Sunday it's a reunion to appreciate those who said “ no” recently completed a tour of Rtissia, Germany is until recently. while. I am up for special courts- non-drug substance causing a to their drug use. tour with The Monkees. Herman's Hermits, The and Austria. Abby. I am one of the unlucky 10, martial. and if convicted I will "false” positive under such cir­ There is no alternative to urine Grass Roots and Gary Puckett and the Union Gap. percent who have never used drugs have a federaWecord and go to cumstances is virtually zero! In testing to ensure that the work­ f ic k e t s ^ r e n ? .SO C a ll 269-8721 but came up positive on the test for jail! They can take my rank, my addition, companies routinely place is drug-free. Testing de­ Take a walk the use of marijuana, and you pay and I will be discharged under keep samples which test positive serves your understanding and would not believe what I have deen less than honorable conditions. for subsequent analysis .so that if support. Give cook a day Off A free, guided architectural walking tour will going through. I had planned to I was always proud to be a an employee protests that his test ROBERT L. DuPONT, M.D. leave from the Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main make the military my career, but Marine, but how can I be proud results were in error, the company PRESIDENT. CENTER FOR I^t the cook in yo u r fa m ily h ave the d a y off St., Hartford, on Sunday at 2 p.m. This is offered my chances are ruined. I have lost when 1 am terrified of losing can retest the same sample. Thus, BEHAVIORAL M EDiaNE S atu rd ay, and b rin g the w hole fa m ily to the in conjunction with the current exhibit in the Lions the respect of my seniors in everything I have worked for? when urine tests for drugs are done ROCKVILLE. MD. command and-lost some of my HEARTSICK IN HAWAII D fin o O U K ' chicken barbecue at Gilead Congregational Gallery, “ Pieces of Places.” In case of rain, the correctly, there is no problem w ith so-called friends. My family and Is your social life in a slump? Church 672 Gilead St . Hebron Serving will be walk will be canceled. reliability. fiancee have been hara.ssed. And I D E A R H E A R T S IC K : I, too, am Lonely? Get Abby’s updated, re­ from ,S to 6:30 p m . rain or shine. Tickets are 55 Another problem has sometimes have been branded a liar. heartsick. However, in the interest been used by opponents of testing vised and expanded booklet, "How for adults: $2 50 for children under 12. The military is very strict on of fairness. I present an opposing to undermine public support for to Be Popular" — for people of all R e se rvatio n s m a y be m ade b y c a llin g 228-3077 Some youthful art drugs, and they should be. How­ view: urine testing at work: the fact that ages. Send your name and address ever. when innocent people are u drug use off the job can show up as clearly printed with a check or The Young Artists’ Juried Show will be held at found “guilly” of -something they DEAR ABBY: Your recent a positive lest in urine samples money order for $2.50 and a long, Saturday museum films Distinctive Gallery, 280 Burnside Ave., from 11 never dreamed of doing, there is column on urine testing for drugs taken on the job. The fact that a stamped (39 cents) self-addressed a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. It will feature the work of something wrong with the system. in the workplace repeats a com­ urine sample taken on the job envelope to; Dear Abby. Popular­ The Saturday morning film at the Wadsworth 25 young artists who are attending the summer art I came up positive in March. It’s mon and dangerous myth: the contains a prohibited drug or its ity. P.O. Box 38923. Hollywood Invitea you to join ii.i on the Mountain Atheneum this week is "The Adventures of camp sponsored by the East Hartford Parks and now July, and lam still fightingthe unreliability of urine testing. While breakdown product shows conclu- Calif. 90038. Fine Italian Dining. Pinocchio" The shows start at 11 a m., preceded Recreation Department. by a cartoon short Tickets are $1, available at the door to the A v e ry T h e a te r at the m useum . 600 Main St . Hartford. L Pirates, Kops and song Two treatments for muscle weakness Serving Dinner Tuesday, Wednesday . Saturday night's offering is "Rockers,” a and Thursday — 5:00-9:30 celebration of Jam aica's musical culture. The Pirates and Keystone Kops battle it out in song D E A R D R . for children, the elderly or those develop from the sides of the head film starts at 8. and tickets are $3, and dance in “ The Pirates of Penzance” by Friday and Saturday 5:00-10:.30 Gilbert and Sullivan. A free performance of this, GOTT: I've had who have a mild form of the toward the midline. During the the most famous musical in the English-speaking myasthenia disease. latter part of pregnancy, they fuse Sunday ISoon-9:.30 gravis off and In most medical centers, each in the middle. This fusion produces world, will be offered tonight at Von der Mehden Strummin’ on the ol’ banjo on for about 12 case of myasthenia is judged the seam we can all feel with our Hall on the University of Connecticut’s Storrs years. Is there Dr. Gott individually. Initially, anti­ tongues on the roofs of our mouths. Complete banquet facilities for Harold Loughrey and Bernice Hagenow strum up campus. The performance, offered by the UConn anything new in cholinesterase drugs may be used In some infants, this closure does a storm, as members of Bill Brown's Red Garter Along for the ride Community Music School and the Mansfield the treatment Peter Gott, M.D. to control the disease. Then, not takeplace: there is a persistent small or Itirge parties. Dixieland Band. The 11-member group will be at Creative Dance Council, will begin at 7:30. f o r this depending on the severity of the space between the right and left disease? condition, cortisone m ay be (Xinsi- upper lips and along the m idline of Seats up to 300. the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell at 7 p m The six members of Time Was, a rock 'n' Saturday for a free concert The band shell is on the town’s July Fourth festivities, plays dered. Finally, thymectomy may • the palate. s roll band, are heading straight for the DEAR be judged to be. the most approp­ The condition is usually repaired the campus of Manchester Community College. music of the 1950s and 1960s. The band 60 Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton, CT • 646-3161 Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell, shell is on the campus of Manchester A basket case REAPER: riate permanent solution. for cosmetic reasons. However, if Myasthenia gravis is a chronic More information about this the defects are large, the newborn where they will present a free concert on Community College. The rain date is more interested in treatment that Innovative baskets will be displayed on Saturday disease of muscle weakness is curative and permanent. Corti­ disease can be obtained from the may not be able to suck anti feed Sunday at 7 p.m. The band, featured'at Monday. Cheer for the athletes at the Guilford Handcrafts Exposition on the caused by a defect in transmission sone has been shown to produce Myasthenia Gravis Foundation. IS effectively. Ordinarily, both the lip East 26th St . Suite 1603. New York. and palate are surgically fused in Guilford Green. Other crafts include pottery, of nerve signals from nerves to long-term beneficial effects in up It's too late to enter yourself, but you can still muscles. There are two basic N Y 10010. the same operation. In your DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT weaving, jewelry, blown glass and musical to 80 percent of patients. Its lend your support to the athletes competing in form s of treatm ent. method of action is unclear and. grandson's case, the surgeon evi­ Return to Victorian era Tag salersahoy instruments. The exposition is put on by the DEAR DR. GOTT; When my Caldor Plaza, Manchester 649-5487 Sunday's triathlon, sponsored by the town's Certain drugs (in the anticholi­ unfortunately, the drug has side grandson was 2 weeks old. his dently chose to perform the Guilford Handcrafts Center on Route 77 in operation in two stages. As far as I Recreation Department and the Bike Shop on The Fowler House will host the annual Victorian The Manchester chapter of Parents Without nesterase group) improve electri­ effects when used for long periods. harelip was operated on. leaving Guilford, The fair will be open from noon to 9 p.m. cal conduction-from nerves to know, the palate could be repaired Weekend Speclela Spruce Street. At 9a.m.. the athletes start their Partners will sponsor a tag sale and carwash on During the past few years, one side of his upper lip slightly F a ir on Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. on the muscles. These medicines act specialists have become more at any time. one-mile swim at Globe Hollow Swimming Pool. Saturday from 10 a m. to 1 p.m. at the Community larger. He was also born with a Moodus Green, at the intersection of routes 149 quickly and are safe, but — by enthusiastic about surgical treat­ This is followed by a 17.7-mile bicycle race arOund B a p tist C h urch. 585 E . C e n te r St. cleft palate. At what age should Prim e Rib * 8 .9 5 and 151. The fair w ill off^r free horse-and-carriage themselves — rarely restore com­ ment of myasthenia. During this be repaired? What causes Dr. Golfs Health Report on the Spring Street area, and a'6.3-mile run at Listen to the classics Digestive Gas tells what causes rides, a Victorian fashion show, barbershop pletely normal function. They are surgery, the thymus gland is these defects? London Broil w/mu«hroom «suo, .M artin Elementary School on Dartmouth Road. quartets, rides on big-wheeled bicycles and The Shanghai Quartet will present works of used temporarily to relieve symp­ removed. Thi-s technique is quite this common problem — and how A lively fair .vou can manage it. For your copy, Sw ordfiah P riz e s in clu d e a $75 g ift c e rtific a te for the top Victorian children's games. There will be a Brahms, Bartok, Mozart and Beethoven Sunday toms. Neostigmine and pyridostig­ safe and is- said to produce DEAR READER: Harelip and * 7 .9 9 mine are the most commonly cleft palate are due to a congenital send $1 and your name and address Freah Bay Scallops m ale and the top female finisher, as well as charge for the food served by area restaurants L ife — Be In It is the n am e of the free fa ir in at 8 p.m. at M illard Auditorium of the Hartt School remission or significant improve­ administered medications. ment in about 85 percent of cases. lack of closureofthelipand palate. to P.O. Box 2597. Cincinnati. OH (,ll Ih, ibov, aentd with cholo, ol potiro, „ l,d , roll 4 buittr) medals to the top three i.n every age category. The and for the booth where photographs w ill be taken Newington's M ill Pond Park on Saturday. There of Music, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. The Most patients (and doctors) are The operation is not recommended During fetal growth, the.se tissues 45201. Be sure to mention the title. names of all who finish the race w ill be placed in a of visitors dressed in period costumes. Another will be live entertainment, a beer garden, crafts to concert is in conjunction with International hat From this, one lucky person will be chosen at feature w ill be a tour of the Fowler House, built in view, a playground carnival and fireworks. The Symposium on Musical Acoustics. A free will random to receive a bicycle. 1890 in the Queen Anne style. fa ir runs from 9 a m . to dusk: ra in date is S unday. oHering will be taken. Make your spatula when in a scrape (AASSAROs h An hour^s ride aboard the Lady Fenwick is long enough DEAR toes. He fin ally passed this .stage then fold it over lightly and put in POLLY; I and eventually went to graduate the washer. Balance the load with ^ a restaurant thought up this school. H e’s now 25. a great kid and another sheet or other items. 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Friday, July 18. 1986 — 15 Friday T V SPORTS______5:00PM [HBO ] Standing Rooiri Only: Sittars in the Name of Love Gladys . Knight. Dionne Werwick and Patti LaBelle MIAMI VICE perform the hits that made them famous. (60 min ) [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Neverending Corpses and childish scrawls Story' (CC) A bookish youngster enters a Red Sox slammed fantasy world when he reads a strange are all the evidence Crockett novel about the struggle to save an imagi­ and Tubbs (Don Johnson and SEATTLE (AP>-JimPresleyhit nary kihgdom from imminent destruction. Philip Michael Thomas) have unearned run. Star third baseman belted an Noah Hathaway. Barret Oliver. Tami Stron- as they search for the Crayon an 11th inning grand slam to make "M ark was just outstanding ach 1984 Rated PG. In Stereo. extra-inning grand slam on open­ Killer — unaware that the winners of pitcher Pete Ladd and tonight, just like he has been for the the,^Seattle Mariners and the ing night to help Seattle defeat the 6:00PM dD CD ® ® ® News slayer is a female sex-shop \. last two rtionths,” said Ladd. California Angels. rp Three's Company Seattle reliever wanted to donate // performer with a lethal dual Seattle’s winning rally started The Red Sox took a 1-0 lead in the Hart to Hart his victory to starter Mark y CD personality. The "Little Miss with two outs in the nth. Harold Langston. fourth inning. Don Baylor was Qi) Gimme a Break Dangerous" episode ..of Reynolds reached first on a Langston's seventh strikeout vic­ Presley connected off Boston (3) Kr>ot’s Landing NBC's "Miami Vice," will air throwing error by Red Sox short­ tim of the game, but he reached \ reliever Bob Stanley for his second ® Bosom Buddies FRIDAY, JULY 18. stop Rey Quinonez. He then stole first on a third strike passed ball by grand slam of the season to lead (2$ Doctor Who second. Stanley, 5-3, intentionally Seattle catcher Scott Bradley. Seattle to a 5-1 win over the Red ® Q u in cy CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME walked John Moses, but followed Dwight Evans followed with a Sox Thursday. (S) Reporter 41 by walking Phil Bradley to load the double and Baylor then scored on a " I wish I could get a save and (ST) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour bases. sacrifice fly by Rich Gedman. give Mark the win,” said Ladd Presley took a 2-2 slider from Danny Tartabull singled off (£) Bewitched after the game. He came into the Stanley and belted it 50 rows deep Boston starter Tom Seaver to drive [DIS] MOVIE: ‘One and Only, Genuine, game in the top of the 11th inning Original Family Band' Homesteaders in f P in the left field stands for his 19th in Ken Phelps in the fifth inning the Dakota territory develop into a first- and gave up two hits and struck out 9:30PM ® (4S) A B C C om ed y Special: [ESPN] SportsCenter homer. and tie the ballgame. class family band during the 1880's Wal­ Chameleon (CC) A resourceful woman one, but came away the winner “ I threw him a hanging slider. It ter Brennan, Buddy Ebsen. Lesley Ann 1 2:05AM ® m o v i e : lf» Alive’ A . Seaver. in his fourth start for the goes undercover at a weight clinic to break when Presley homered in the Warren. 1968 Rated G three-day-old child of normal parents turns was right in his wheel house,” Red Sox since being acquired on up a scam and retrieve her w idow ed moth- into a monster John Ryan, Sharon Farrell. bottom of the inning. [HBO] MOVIE: 'M ask' (CC) A disfigured ' admitted the Boston reliever. June 29. allowed just seven singles er.ls fortune Andrevy Duggan. 1975. Ladd raised his record to 5-2 wit h teen strives to lead a normal life with the “ When 1 give one up, it isn’ t a and struck out five in six innings. Clf) CNN Headline News dZ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour the win. but the best pitching of the help of his strong-willed mother. Cher, Eric cheap one.” Langston has struck out 68 Stoltz, Sam Elliott 1985. Rated PG-13 ® Noche de Gala 12:15AM [ H B O ] N o t N e c e ssa rily th e night was done by Langston, who ’ ’When I heard the crack of the batters in his last seven starts and [MAX] MOVIE: Flash of Green' A 10:00PM (D N e w s News This comedy series presents worked the first ten innings for bat. it reminded me of the first moved into fourth place in the smalltown reporter becomes caught In the (D T he Love Boat (CC) Doc falls for a sketches, news and film footage satirizing Seattle. He allowed just four hits, game of the season.” said Ladd of middle of a battle between conservation­ current events. American League' with 120 psychologist, a woman tries to help a math struck out 11 and allowed just one Presley’s homer. The Seattle All- ists and developers Ed Harris, Blair genius overcome his gambling problem, A P P h o to strikeouts. Brown. Richard Jordan Rated R 12:30AM ® Goodwin Games (60 A P photo and a man's performing orangutan is sent min.) [USA] USA Cartoon Express away.by the man s wife. (60 min ) (R). d® Uncle Floyd Teddy bear picnic New York catcher Ron Hassey blocks the ninth inning Thursday night at Ci® The Untouchables 6:30PM C D m *a *s *h ® ® Friday Night Videos In Stereo. the plate and tags out the White Sox’ Yankee Stadium and preserve a Yankee (2® (30) Stingray Stingray risks exposure (11) Benson ® More Real People With so many friendly teddy bears to a deadly virus that wipes out a small 25 children and five mothers who ‘Oil Can’ enters the hospital Wayne Tolleson to get the final out in 5-4 victory. (S6) Hogan's Heroes community (60 min.) |R) In Stereo dD Gene Scott nearby, 11-month-old Marla Leader gathered at Omaha’s Hariscom Park for (g) ® NBC Nightly News [CNN] CNN Evening News [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 Davis Cup USA (H) Nightly Business Report vs M exico (2 hrs ) surely won’t cry for long. She was one of a teddy bear picnic. BOSTON (A P) - Both the the clubhouse last Thursday night night incident after which Boyd [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic Boston Red Sox and their sus­ ® ABC News C ity, N J (2 hrs ) Live. 1 2:45AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Rose- when he was left off the American complained that his right elbow pended pitcher Dennis “ Oil Can” Yankees start second half ® Noticiero SIN [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Razor's Edge' (CC) bud Beach Hotel' The owner of a Florida League All-Star team, would con­ and shoulder hurl him. Pappas dD Harper Valley After witnessing the horrors of W orld W ar hotel plans to blow it up for the insurance, Boyd hope to determine finally tinue indefinitely said. I. a man searches the world to find the but his daughter turns it into a brothel in­ what’s troubling the right-hander, [CNN] Showbiz Today The team left without Boyd for meaning of life Bill Murray, Theresa Rus­ stead. Peter Scolari, Colleen Camp, Chris­ A bout Town now that he’s checked into a Seattle to start a four-city road He added that an examination of [ESPN] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour­ sell 1984 Rated PG-13 topher Lee 1984. Rated R. the elbow and shoulder would take nal (R). hospital for evaluation, including trip The Red Sox lost the opening with win over White Sox [MAX] MOVIE: 'Malibu Express' A [TM C] MOVIE: 'Death Hunt' A Mountie place "in a short lim e” Gorman embarks on a cross-Canadian manhunt to drug tests, a team official says. game of the trip 5-1 to the 7:00PM CD C B S N e w s Texas detective attempts to interface with said Boyd could be placed on the a batch of beautiful computer criminals find a fur trapper suspected of murder. chaplain and she was elected a guard. “ We want to find out once and for Ma.riners, but still lead the Ameri- CD G o o d w ill G am es (3 hrs ) disabled list “ if his .shoulder is still John Nelson While Sox’ locker room, though. Winfield’s game-ending play Darby Hinton, Sybil Danning, Barbara Ed­ Charles Bronson. Lee Marvin, Andrew Barracks elects, installs Thralls Other auxiliary officers installed were: Ethel all what’s bothering the Can.” f d f i League East by six games over CD ABC News Stevens 1981 Rated R, sore.” The Associated Press The Yankees defeated the While eame on a fly ball by John wards 1985 Rated R Brown Swanson, junior vice president: Ida Berube, John Harrington, who represents the New York Yankees. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thrall of Princeton Street were Sox 5-4 Thursday night in their first Cangelosi to medium-depth right C D ® $ 100,000 Pyram id [USA] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 1:00AM ® Joe Franklin Show senior vice president; Florence Streeter, secretary; the team president. Jean R. Boyd is 11-6 with a 3.71 earned elected and installed as commander and president of Mrs. Willie Boyd, the player’s NEW YORK — The vole in the game after the All-Star break. field, as he threw out pinch runner dD Jeffersons 10:30PM (11) Independent Network dD Comedy Break Elizabeth Jesanis, treasurer; Jennie Daggort, guard; Yawkey. told The Boston Herald in run average. the- Manchester Barracks and Auxiliary 786 of the mother, said in an interview with New York Yankees clubhouse was Dennis Rasmussen won his sixth Wayne Tolleson. (T6) Fug itive N e w s d® CNN Headline News Esther Wood, conductress: Bertha Olds, chaplain; an interview published today. Boyd’s hospitalization follows a Veterans of World War I, At the recent eastern WNEV-TV Thursday that Boyd unanimous — this was a nice way straight decision. Don Mattingly Winfield said he was not sur­ ® M *A*S*H Major League Baseball; Boston at [CNN] Crossfire Thelma Osgood, patriotic instructor: and Betty Harrington claimed the Red Sox period in which Pappas had tried to was hospitalized "just for Seattle (2 hrs . 30 min ) conference of the national organization at the to start the second half of the hit a two-run homer and Dave prised Tolleson tried to score. Wheel of Fortune Thrall, historian. management did not believe drugs convince the temperamental right­ 1:05AM [DIS] Still the Beaver Flanders Hotel in Ocean City. N.J., he was elected observation. season. ^ Winfield threw out the tying run at "You have to take the chance,” @) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour (41) Novela: Amo y Senor were behind his walkout last week, hander to se'ek psychological coun­ 1:20AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Avenging " I talked with him last night,” — ThPfe"'dTdn’l seem to be mueh the plate with two out in the ninth Winfield said. "Maybe I’ll throw ®) Newlywed Game ® Capitol Journal when he was denied a slot on the seling. It also followed the Tuesday Angel’ (CC) A reformed hooker studies she said. "H e’s in real good spirits,' agreement at all in the Chicago inning. off line.” dD Novela: El Engano (60 min ) American League All-Star team, 10:45PM [D IS ] D T v law by day and investigates murder at While Tolleson said he was told dD Nightly Business Report night Betsy Russell. Rory Calhoun. 1985. or when he clashed with Chelsea 11:00PM f f l ® Qt) (32) (30) (4g) Rated R. police who wanted to search his car to tag up. both White Sox Manager dD Lionel Richie and the Commodores N e w s AL roundup Jim Fregosi and third base coach in Concert 1:30AM ® Comedy Tonight Tuesday night for drugs, (D M "A *S » H Doug Rader said he had been held. [CNN] Moneyline ® Telephone Auction “ It is Dennis’ hope and intention (D H angin' In The humifiation was even more [ESPN] SportsCenter dD Independent Network News COMING SATURDAY that the test results will vindicate (18) Fridays intense because Tolleson was the [CNN] Newsnight Update him of wrongdoing or speculation [TMC] MOVIE: 'Midnight Madness' (2® Tales from the Darkside second Chicago player thrown out College students embark on an all-night about who he is and what kind of Saberhagen, KC exhibit 1985 form (4D 2 4 Horas 2:00AM ® Coors Concert Series; at the plate in the inning. Bobby scavenger hunt throughout Los Angeles R ush habits he might have.” said David Naughton. Debra Chnger. Eddie Dee- @ SCTV Network Bonilla was thrown out trying to ® MOVIE: 'O.S.S.' The Office of Stra­ George Kalafatis. the pitcher’s zen. 1980. Rated PG G o o d w ill G am es Tape delayed cover­ score on a grounder back to the dD tegic Services parchutes a team of three agent. By Ben Walker proved his record to 5-10 as he me a standing ovation. I lost my homer, capping a five-run fifth [USA] Dance Party USA age of men s boxing and team handball mound. men and a woman into France just before The Red Sox announced Thurs­ The Associated Press pitched eight innings and gave up concentration.” inning that .sent Toronto over (60 min.) ” I don’t know where the hell he 7:30PM CD p m M ag azine D-Day. Alan Ladd. Geraldine Fitzgerald, day that Boyd went to the Univer­ five hits, including Joe Carter’s White popped up that time, but California. [CNN] Moneyline • Patric Knowles. 1946, Saturday, July 19, 1986 (Tolleson) was going.” Fregosi CD Wheel of Fortune sity of Massachusetts Medical Watch out for the Kansas City 16th homer in the seventh. Saber­ then connected with two outs in the The Blue Jays pinned the loss on [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet dD Grizzly Adams said. ” In fact. I don’t know where CD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime Center in Worcester one day after Royals! hagen. who has been having sixth inning for his llth home run. Don Sutton, B-6, who had won six [TMC] MOVIE: Tea for Three' Two Bonilla was going either. That’s dD Independent Network News 2 :1 0 A M [HBO] Standing Room Only: the Red Sox extended his Struggling Bret Saberhagen troubfe with his control, struck out against Tom Candiotti. 8-7. straight games. girls become buddies when they find out Sisters in the Name of Love Gladys stupid baseball — awful dS) ® Barney Miller their boyfriend.has been cheating on both suspension. showed the form that won him the six and walked one. Kansas City scored three time.s Jimmy Key, 9-6. won for the Knight, Dionne Warwick and Patti LaBelle 2 Between the Lines: The story in the seventh on a two-run triple baserunning.” dD Jeopardy of them Ins Berben, Mascha Gonsha, perform the hits that made them famous The team said the hospitaliza­ 1985 Cy Young Award and Frank ” He looked good tonight.” Cleve­ sixth time in his last seven Heinz ^arecek 1980. by Willie Wilson and rookie Mike The victory was the fifth in six ® New Newlywed Game (60 min.) behind the story. tion was "mutually agreed upon.” White homered Thursday night to land Manager Pat Corrales said. decisions. John Cerutti got the games for the Yankees, while the [USA] Night Flight "H e was admitted late this lead Kansas City past the Cleve­ Pitching, the Royals’ strong Kingery’s sacrifice fly. Kingery. final two outs for his first major- ® Price Is Right ' 2:30AM [CNN] Sports Latenight White Sox had won two in a row. 11:30PM CD Mission: Impossible land Indians 5-1. point in 1985. has been a trouble who singled in the third inning, has league save. dD Summer Scene [ESPN] SportsCenter 4 Outlook: A few thoughts on that afternoon.” said Myrna Baylis. the The Yankees scored nil fiveof their ® M O VIE: 'K in g d o m o f the S p id e rs' In­ hospital’s director of public The victory moved the defending spot this year. Danny Jackson and had a hit in all seven games in Dama.so Garcia drove in three [CNN] Crossfire 2:55AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : ‘Porky's Re runs off Rich Dotson, 7-9, who secticides create a mutant race of tarantu­ vanishing institution: the family affairs. World Series champion Royals into Bud Black have been in the bullpen which he has appeared. runs for visitihg Toronto, two with [ESPN] Golf: 1986 British Open From venge' (CC) The basketball team from An­ worked the first 4 1-3 innings. las who spin their web of terror around an third place in the American and reliever Dan Quisenberry has a single in the fifth. Rick Burle.son Turnberry. Scotland. (2 hrs., 30 min ) (R). Arizona town William Shatner, Tiffany gel Beach High learns that they may have dinner. The Red Sox said no medical Dotson gave up a two-out, two-run to throw the big game when their coach is League West, 7‘/i games behind been inconsistent. Tigers 2, Rangers 1 and Rupperl Jones homered for [USA] Radio 1990 Bolling. Woody Strode. 1977. information would be disclosed homer to Mattingly in the fifth, unable to pay his gambling debts. Dan without Boyd’s permission. California. It is pitching, the Royals say. the Angels. 8:00PM CD T w ilig h t Z one W hen three (D MOVIE: 'Robot Monster' Humans Monahan, Wyatt Knight, Tony Ganios. Pinch-hitter Larry Herndon making the score 5-1. fight invading moon monsters from Mars 5 Profile: Greg Allaire. Last year, the Royals were in that will determine how well they young boys capture a leprechaun, they are 1985. Rated R General Manager Lou Gorman doubled home the tying run and Before the game, Yankees granted one wish each, ending in disaster- George Nader. Claudia Barrett 1953 has said the team decided to this exact same spot. They sloshed do. 3:00AM ® 'MOVIE: 'Bullets or Bal- scored when Kirk Gibson walked Manger I>ou Piniella held a brief ous results, and a truck driver takes an un­ CltJ The H oneym ooners extend Boyd’s suspension, which through the first part of the season "This is what we’ve got to have. Orioles 6, Twins 2 usual haul. (60 min.) (R) lots' A former detective openly fights with 0 Cover Story: Manchester’s Camp with the bases loaded and t wo outs clubhouse meeting. ” He just said (20) MOVIE: 'Slaughterhouse Five' A the police chief and joins a gang as an un­ began last Friday, before the and. one day after the All-Star Shutouts and one-run games.” said in the bottom of the ninth inning, Lee Lacy homered and drove in ® Webster (CC) Webster attempts middle-aged American becomes unstuck f to go out and play as hard as weean CD dercover man in order to get evidence. Ed­ Merrie-Wood is a day camp with a pitcher was stopped and searched break, were in third place. 7>A in Steve Balboni. whose second- three runs and John Shelby and Cal to catch a mysterious white stallion when in time and moves from the present to his lifting Detroit over Texas. in the second game.” Winfield ward G Robinson, Joan Blondell, Hum­ back of California. After that, the inning RBI single put Kansas City George and Katherine take him on a vaca­ wartime experiences as a PO W in Dresden phrey Bogart. 1936. difference. by narcotics officers outside his Darnell Coles began the ninth Ripken also hit .solo homers to lead said. "The (Boston) Red Sox have * Royals played the best ball in the ahead. tion on a western dude ranch. (R). to the futuristic planet of Tralfamodore. Chelsea home Tuesday night. with a single off Mitch Williams. Baltimore past Minnesota. a seven-game lead, but it’s not Michael Sacks, Ron Leibman, Eugene dD Emergency major leagues, closing with a 47-29 CD N e w s Police said they found no drugs “ There’s still a long way to go 7-2. and scored when Herndon, Lacy connected for a leadoff insurmountable.” Roche 1972 [CNN] News Overnight tear. dD Major League Baseball: Chicago 0 Weekend Television: Program but that complaints of assault and and if our pitching stays like this, after fouling off six 3-2 pitches, homer in the fourth and delivered a Rasmussen worked eight in­ W h ite S ox at N e w Y ork Y a n ke e s (2 hrs., @2) (3® Tonight Show Guest host Garry [ E S P N ] A W A W re stlin g (2 hrs.) (R) Can they do it again? we could get it done.” White said. two-run single during the Orioles’ Shandling welcomes John Larroquette and schedules, features and puzzles, battery and disorderly conduct doubled with one out. Chet Lemon nings. giving up four runs on six 30 min ) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Bustin' Loose' An ex- "If I were (boxer) Sugar Ray 'W hite had hit a solo home run three-run eighth. Anita Morris. (60 min.) In Stereo. con and a m iddle-class teacher transport a would be sought against Boyd. , was intentionally walked and Lou hits and striking out seven before d® Columbo through page 16. Leonard. I would say yes. w e’re Tuesday night in. the All-Star ®) ABC News Nightline group of emotionally and physically handi­ Red Sox owner Haywood Sulli­ Whitaker filed out. Shelby, emerging from a ,5-for-47 giving way to Dave Righetti. (26) Hogan's Heroes capped children to a family farm. Richard going to win, because then it would Game that helped the American ^7) N e w s van returned Tuesday to Boston Greg Harris ^relieved Williams slump, brokea 1-ltiewithaleadoff Rasmussen raised his record to d® d® K n ig h t Rider Michael and Kitt leap Pryor, Cicely Tyson, Robert Christian, be a one-man fight.” White said. League to a 3-2 victory. In his first homer in the sixth. Ripken hit his [CNN] Sports Tonight 12 ^he Movies: Thr^ films for from Houston before the start of and walked Alan Trammell before 11-2 and Righetti earned his 20th into action to stop an acrobatic robbery 1981 Rated R "But with so many guys trying to at-bat Thursday night, the Royals 14th homer opening the seventh off team. (60 mm.) (R) In Stereo. [D IS ] M O V IE: 'T h e S even Little F o ys’ A the All-Star game there “ todiscuss walking Gibson on a 3-1 pitch. save despite a ragged ninth inning. [USA] Night Flight (R) .7 summer ... Demi Moore always the situation” with Boyd, his wife get something done, you never Stadium crowd of 31.851 gave him a Frank Viola. 9-8. dD Connecticut State Democratic Con­ show business ham has a family of seven Walt Terrell, 8-8, pitched a Greg Walker led off the ninth [HBO] MOVIE: Mask' (CC) ven tio n (3 hrs , 30 min ) and wants them to love the stage as much 3:10AM Karen, Gorman and club physician know.” standing ovation. six-hitter. He struck out seven and Ken Dixon, 9-7. and Don Aase A disfigured teen strives to lead a normal dramatic... Film capsules. with a single that chased Ras­ as he does Bob Hope, Jam es Cagney. A n ­ Arthur Pappas, the team said. In other AL games, Seattle “ It was totally unexpected and I walked one. combined on a four-hitter. Dixon (3) MOVIE: 'The Last of Sheila' A wi­ gela Clarke 1955 life with the help of his strong-willed mussen. Righetti then gave up a dower invites SIX Hollywood personalities mother. Cher, Eric Stoltz, Sam Elliott. They met Wednesday for about slammed Boston 5-1 in 11 innings. really didn’t know what to think. I Larry Parrish hit his 15th homer gave up all four hits and departed single to Bonilla as Walker went to aboard his yacht for a deadly game of w ho­ 11:35PM CD Entertainment Tonight 1985. Rated PG-13. 1 3 Music: Rating the new ideas ... 25 minutes in the trainer’s room of New York stopped Chicago 5-4. usually don't feel comfortable with in the second for the Rangers. after Kirby Puckett opened the seeond. A double to right field by dunit to see who killed his wife. James Sigourney Weaver talks about her return Detroit rallied past Texas 2-1, things like that,” White said. " I felt eighth with his 17th homer. Coburn. Joan Hackett, Richard Benjamin to the role of W arrant Officer Ripley in the 4:00AM ® Joe Franklin Show Turntable tips. the team’s clubhouse. pinch-hitter Jerry Hairston scored Toronto beat California 8-5. and kind of embarrassed. Aase closed out the Twins with 1973 upcoming film sequel, "Aliens" In Stereo. d D K ung Fu After the session. Gorman said Walker and sent Bonilla to third. Baltimore defeated Minnesota 6-2. ” I couldn’t get it out of my mind Blue Jays 8, Angels 5 hitless relief for his major league­ d D Noveta: D e Pura Sangre (60 min.) [CNN] Larry King Overnight 1 8 the three-game suspension, which Tolleson came in to run for 1 1:45PM [MAX] MOVIE: Angel' A 1 7 Sexuality: What questions do read­ Saberhagen, 20-6 last year, im­ that whole at-bat — that they gave Ranee Mulliniks hit a three-run leading 24th save. dZ) Washington Week in Review (CC) ‘ Student turns to prostitution so that she began after Boyd stormed out of Hairston, and Carlton Fisk came 4:30AM [ M A X ] m o v i e ; T he N e w can pay the tuition at an exclusive high d D G o o d w ill G am es Tape delayed cover­ K id s ' (CC) W hen tw o orphaned teenagers ers ask most frequently of The up to bat for Joel Skinner. school Cliff Gorman. Susan Tyrrell 1984 age of men's boxing, weightlifting, and m ove to a new town, they becom e the tar­ Rated R. yachting; and women's gymnastics (3 get for the local gang. 1985. Rated R. Kinsey Report? hrs.) 1 2:00AM QD s ta r Trek 4:35AM [ T M C ] m o v i e ; The Never- Big numbers still prevail [CNN] Prime N e w s (j® Rocky and Friends ending Story' (CC) A bookish youngster 1 8 Trends: Read the results of the rock [DIS] Saga of Davy Crockett (60 min.) ®) Barney Miller enters a fantasy world when he reads a MB’s win strange novel about the struggle to save an [>fBO] MOVIE: Ghostbusters' (CC) A (^ Alberto y Susana (2 hrs.) lyrics poll. imaginary kingdom from Imminent des­ trio of misfits goes into business to rid dD Christian Children's Fund S' homes of evil spirits. Bill Murray, Dan Ayk­ truction. Noah Hathaway. Barret Oliver, Four runs in the bottom of the N e w sn ig ht Tami Stronach. 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo, as Brand takes Open lead royd, Harold Ramis 1984. Rated PG-13 [CNN] 20 Families: Sometimes baby doesn’t sixth inning, with the decider [M A X] MOVIE: 'Mischief' (CC) A nerd sleep like one. Here’s what to do. scoring on a wild pitch, lifted with a hopeless crush on a popular girl gets Moriarty Brothers past the Imagi- the second and sixth holes to do the getting better every day.” lessons In being cool. Doug McKeon, Chris Bv Larry SIddons neers, 5-4, in Twilight League Nash, Kelly Preston. Rated R. The Associated Press almost-unthinkable at this 115th Ayr is just up the craggy coast 21 The Curious Shopper: Not all ice from Turnberry, and the Firth of action Thursday night at Moriarty [USA] Three's a Crowd Open — dip below par. A bogey-5 at Field. Kline has his last stop XURNBERRY, England - The the eighth brought him back to Clyde that runs along the shoreline cream containers are alike. The MB’s are now 13-7 and tied 8:30PM C£l dQ) M r. B elved ere (CC) 22 winds died, but the big scores even at the turn, still two shots was as important as any teeshot or Mr. Belvedere steps in when Heather's with Mallove’s for second place, continued at the British Open good of the field. sand save on the Open’s first day. French tutor, a blind high school student, each with 26 poin(ip. Katz Sports at m akes a pass at her (R). , 22 Dining In: Garlic was a yuppy food today, with Englishman Gordon Richard Lee of Britain, also a 71 in Philadelphia exhibit It whipped up furious winds that 14-8 leads the league with 28 points. CD Major League Baseball: New 50 years ago. Brand taking the lead halfway after 18, was 2-over for the were measured steadily at 30 mph The Ifhagineers, 10-11, went Y o rk M e ts at H ouston (2 hrs , 30 min.) By Don Beman of enduring oils, ahd painted on through his second round as tournament through seven holes with higher gusts that sent shots all ahead in the fifth inning with three d^ Wall Street Week Associated Press such emphemeral objects as tele­ 2 3 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits first-day leader Ian Woosnam today. And making a charge — if a, over the place — most frequently unearned runs courtesy of three [USA] Oh Madeline phone books. faltered. charge can be made' with an into the gourse grass that seems to MB miscues. Moriarty’s loaded PHILADELPHIA - The paint­ Acadia Restaurant. After first-day conditions des­ even-par round — was West 9:00PM ® M O VIE: The T h in g ' A re "The whites fade quickly from have invaded every inch of Ailsa the bases in the sixth and Mike search team discovers an ancient monster ings of the late abstract expres­ the brilliance they had when he cribed as everything from hor­ German Bernhard Langer, in the except the clubhouse. Johnson cleared them with a triple frozen in the Antarctic icecap. Kurt Russell, sionist Franz Kline are becoming rendous to humiliating, calm airs clubhouse with a 36-hoIe 142,2-over painted them and the paper gets Raymond Floyd, the U.S. Open off the right field wall. Johnson Richard Dysart. Wilford Bnmiey. 1982. more and more fragile as the years flowed over Turnberry for the par. very brittle and fragile,” Gaugh champion, hit one shot into the then scored the winning run on a f f i ® Mr. Sunshine (CC) Paul attempts pass, and the current traveling second round. Thursday’s play cost the tourna­ said. rough and was about to take the wild pitch. to improve his mediocre cooking skills retrospective just may be the last But the scoreboard continued to ment a leading name today. when he*promises Janice a home-cooked Linda Bantel, director of the drop for a penalty stroke when Ken Hill, in relief, was the major gathering of the artist’s show very big numbers. Craig Stadler, a former cham­ gourmet meal. (R) / Philadelphia Academy museum, officials said they had found his winning pitcher. Craig Steuer- works. Weekend Plus Magazine; A weekly Editorial services by King Features Seve Ballesteros, the pre­ pion of the U.S. Masters, withdrew @ ) d® Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs said the extreme fragility of works ball. In fact, they had found four nagel, for the third game in a row, supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St., New York, tournament favorite, had six bo­ with a badly injured wrist. search for a serial killer, unaware that the There are 75 paintings and 25 prohibits the k in ^ f a showing that wayward balls in the gourse — was impressive and earned a save slayer is a teenaged female sex-shop per­ works on paper in the exhibit. “ The would give patciBns a true idea of published Saturdays bylhe Manchester N .Y . 10017. geys in his first 12 holes and Officials said Stadler suffered in relief of Hill. former with a dual personality. (60 min.) (R) ballooned to 12-over par for the the injury as he tried to blast out of none of them Floyd’s. In Stereo. Vital Gesture: Franz Kline in what the artist saw as he worked. Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Dave Ford had a solo homer in Retrospect,” which runs through Do you have any questions or comments tournament. deep ro ugh at the 14th hole. He Larry Mize twice tost his hat to dD Novela: Muchachita Instead of the glaring lights that Manchester, Conn. 06040. the fourth for Moriarty’s. Ford, Sept. 28 at the Philadelphia Kline set up, the skylights are about Weekend Plus M agazine? W e’d Jack Nicklaus, a three-time iced the wrist overnight but it the wind, once in the fairway and Ray Gliha, Brian Crowley and dZ) Great Performances: Taking My like to hear from you. Please address winner of the world’s oldest golf failed to respond sufficiently to Turn (CC) Marni Nixon. Margaret Whiting Academy of Fine Arts. This is the covered and all other light sources Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher once while putting. Brian Labbe have been named last stop, and the only one on the Adele Angle. Weekend Plus Editor your letters to; Weekend Plus Magazine, tournament, was 13-over through allow him to continue, officials and Cissy Houston perform songs from are subdued. Vaughan Sotpers may have lost /rom Moriarty’s to the Twilight "Taking My Turn," the hit off-Broadway East Coast, for show organized 15 holes of his second round. He said. Kline, one of the pioneers of Lee Enderlin, Advertising Sales, 646-0654 P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. a stroke to it. The British golfer League All-Star team that will face musical on aging. (90 min.) (R) by the Cinncinati Art Museum. began the day seven shots better. Woosnam’s first-round play was abstract expressionism, was was about to hole out an 18-inch a Waterbury All-Star squad Sun­ [CNN] Larry King Live “ This is, in all likelihood, the last And Woosnam, a Welshman and quite a change for a 5-foot-4'A known for his large canvases of putt when the wind blew one of his day at Palmer Field in Middletown [OIS] MOVIE: 'Marvin and Tige' An al­ big showing of Kline in our black and white grids. The color­ the only player to match par Welshman who Just a week earlier at 7:30 p.m. coholic widow and an eleven-year-old run­ had failed to make the cut at a trouser legs against the moving lifetim e.” said Harry F. Gaugh. a less work reflected glimpses of his Thursday, found out quickly that The MB’s have a busy week away help each other grow and regain self- European PGA tournament, and putter, misdirecting it and proba­ respect Billy Dee Williams, John curator of the show and an early life in the Pennsylvania coal this was a new day in ways other coming up with six games in seven showed what a trip to the doctor bly adding a stroke to his 3-over- Cassavetes 1983. Rated PG. associate professor at Skidmore country — the absolute black of than the weather. days, starting Monday against can do. par 73. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Police Academy' (CC) College. "People are becoming coal and the white light of day. He bogeyed No. 6, then double­ Vernon at Henry Park in Vernon. “ I have been having back A P photo When forced to comply with an open ad­ more reluctant to loan them out.” “ I'm always trying to bring color bogeyed No. 8, and suddenly found Somers was luckier than some Moriarty’s, specifically Mor­ missions policy, a police academy must The free-wheeling form Kline fManrIfpatrr Hrralh himself 3-over par for the tourna­ problems, with tom muscles,” other, more rcognlzable names in Jack Nicklaus runs the ball up to the hole during iarty Field, will serve as host to the into my paintings, but it keeps cope with a motley crew of misfits. Steve ment through 24 holes. Woosnam said. " I went to see an the field. Guttenberg, Kim Cattrall, Bubba Smith. employed in his work included the slipping away, and so here I am first-round action Thursday at the British Open in Twilight League playoffs that are. tt Brand, among four golfers who osteopath, Jan De Vries, at his Nicklaus shot a 78 Five-time 1984 Rated R use of unconventional materials; with another black show.” he said Turnberry, Scotland. Nicklaus had an opentpg-round78. scheduled for Aug. 7-12. “YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER jlfarted theday at l-over71, birdied place in Ayr jdnd I seem to be champion Tom Watson was at 774) lUSA) P e tro ce lli (60 min.) he used white hoKse paint instead at a 1956 exhibit. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 18. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July t8, 1986 - 17 NL roundup SCOREBOARD Mets walk their way past the Astros, Ryan Marlners5.RedSox1(11) Red87,Phllllea6(t1) Softball Little League Baseball Meta13,Aatroa2 BOSTON SEATTLE NEW YORK HOUSTON PHILA CINCINNATI Bv Ken Rappoport innings saw pitchers Bob Ojeda of B' le. 7-4, allowed two hits, Ob r h M ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM The Associated Press the Mets and Ryan control the Reds 7, Phillies 6 Barrett 2b 3 0 0 0 Moses cf Redus If 5 10 0 AAUneref 3 0 00 walked two and struck out one 5 110 Dykstracf 4 1 1 3 Doran 2b 3 10 0 pace. Going into the seventh the Pete Rose’s two-out triple off the Dusty Farm League American League standings Boggs 3b 4 0 2 0 PBrodlylf 4 10 0 Bckmn 2b 6 13 5 Hatcher cf 3 0 10 Stone cf 4 0 12 Frdnirap 0 0 0 0 before getting relief help in the Bucknrib 5 0 0 0 Preslev3b 6 114 KHmdz 1b 4 1 1 0 (3arner3b 3 0 10 Roenick cf 2 110 Perezph. 1000 For most of the game, the New Astros led 1-0, behind Ryan’s sixth. glove of right fielder Glenn Wilson Nutmeg Mechanical Services de­ The International Select team Rice If 5 0 10 Phelps lb 4 110 . MItchll 1b 10 0 0 Walling 3b 0 0 0 1 Samuel 2b 6 0 2 0 EDavIsdt 0 100 York Mets couldn’t buy a run off e i ght-St ri keout. four-hit scored Wade Rowdon in the bottom East Divislen Baylor dh 5 10 0 ADavIsdh Schmdt3b 4 111 Power p ' 0 0 0 0 Blue’s third-inning homer, the feated Army and Navy Club, 9-7, ot smashed the American Select team, 5 0 3 0 Carter c 3 1 1 1 GDavIs 1b 4 0 2 1 Nolan Ryan. But they finally performance. Keeney Field. Mike Llnsenblgler had 16-1, Thursday at Verplanck Field. The,, W L Pet. OB DwEvns rf 5 0 2 0 Trtabll rf 5 0 2 1 Hearn c 10 0 0 Bassrf 4 0 10 Hayes lb 5 110 Rowdnph 110 0 fourth of his career, came off loser of the 11th inning, lining CiiK;jnnati three hits for Nutmeg, while Scott victory gained the Internationals first Boston 56 32 .636 — Gedmanc 4 0 0 1 SBradlevc 5 0 2 0 Strwbrv rf 5 0 13 Cruz It 3 0 0 0 GWIIson rf 3 0 11 Rose 1b 5 0 2 2 cashed in some walks off the “ Nolan had great commmand of Ed Lynch, 1-1, and tied the game at over Philadelphia. > 1^,, New York 51 39 . 567 6 Quinons ss 4 0 0 0 Owenss 4 0 10 JoRssll c 5 0 2 0 Daniels If 4 0 11 Llnsenblgler, Tom Carpenter, Steve place with a 2-0 record in the double- 5 0 0 0 Heep If Lopezp 0 0 0 0 Houston Astros’ right-hander and his changeup and he was as fast as 1-1. Uribe gave the Giants the lead The Reds scored three unearnetfs, Ruggerlo each had two hits. For Army elimination tournament. Chris RIzv Cleveland 46 40 .535 9 Romlne cf 4 0 1 0 Reynids 2b 5 110 McDwII p 1 1 1 0 CRenIdsp 0 0 0 0 Jeltz ss 4 110 Parker rf 5 2 2 0 and Navy, five players each had one and Lou LaGuardIa contributed dou- Baltimore 47 41 .534 9 Totals 39 1 6 1 Totata 44 511 5 Myers p 0 0 0 0 Pnkvts ph 10 0 0 KGrossp 2 0 0 0 Bell 3b 5 0 3 0 turned a pitcher’s duel into a anyone I ’ve seen this year.” for good with an RBI single in the runs off reliever Steve Bedrosian hit. bles fox the Internationals, while Toronto 48 43 .527 9'/j Knight 3b 3 3 11 Ashbyc 4 0 10 GGross ph 110 0 StIlwIIss 5 0 0 1 one-sided hitting contest. Backman said. in the bottom of the ninth to send Detroit 44 44 .500 12 fourth; and Kutcher made it 3-1 M IchoerTryon, Jamie Lozzarn and Pat B t ^ 080 180 800 00—1 Santana ss 2 0 10 Thonss 4 0 0 0 Humep 0 0 0 0 Buterac 4 0 0 1 "Everyone was just hoping But after Ryan struck out Darryl the game into extra innings, Osborne added key hits. For the Milwaukee 41 45 .477 14 Shbttle 000 010 000 04 5 H Johsn ss 2 2 10 Ryanp 2 0 0 0 Schuph 0 0 0 0 OesterZb 4 2 2 0 with his seventh homer of the Woman'a Rec Americans, Dan Griffin ond Eric Mevn West Division Two outs when winning runs scored. OledoR 10 0 0 DIPInop 0 0 0 0 Bedrosnp 0 0 0 0 Welsh p 10 0 0 something would happen if we Strawberry and got Danny Heep to season in the fifth. winning it in the 11th on Rose’s paced the offense, while Julie Smart Collfornia 48 40 .545 — Gome Winning RBI — Presley (6). MWIIson If 0 3 0 0 Kerfeidp 0 0 0 0 Foley ph 10 10 RMrphvp 0 0 0 0 stayed close.” said the Mets’ Wally fly out to start the seventh, his second triple of the season. Hungry Tiger shut out Sportsman Texas 47 42 .528 I'/j “ I was just trying to get as many bolstered the defense. E—Seaver, (3edman, Quinones 2. DP— (xolnev If 0 10 0 Gorman p 0 0 0 0 Esasky ph 10 0 0 Backman. who had three hits and Ted Power. 4-5, gave up one hit Cafe, 7-0, at Charter Oak Field. LIso Kansas City 41 48 .461 7'/j Boston 1. LOB—Boston 10, Seattle 11. Totals 37 13 12 13 Totals 31 2 6 2 Willis p 0 0 0 0 control left him. ’‘It looked like he innings and hits out of this old body Leister had a double and two singles’ Chicago 40 47 .460 7'/j 2B—DwEvans. HR—Presley (19). SB— RRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 five RBI in the Mets’ 12-hit attack, was getting tired in the seventh,” as possible.” said Blue after his over the last two innings to earn the and Mary Carroll singled twice for the Seattle 40 51 .440 9'/j Moses (18), Reynolds 2 (21), Romlne (1). New York OOO OOO 733-13 Venable cf 2 110 Tigers. Donna Murphy and Kim as the Mets buried the Astros 13-2. said Dykstra. who started the rally five-inning performance, “ I win in a ragged game that included G olf Minnesota 37 52 .416 11'/j SF—Gedmon. Houston 100 800 010— 2 Totals 42 611 4 Totals 41 7 11 5 four errors, two passed balls, a Schoors had the Sportsman's only two Ookland 34 56 .378 15 . _ IP H R ER BB SO Game Winning RBI — Dykstra (5). Things happened for the Mets with a two-run single. begged Roger (Craig, the Giants’ hits. Thursday's Oames Boston E—Sonfono, Garner, Doran. DP—New Philadelphia 010 800 212 80-8 after two were out in the seventh Strawberry capped the seventh manager) to let me start the sixth, wild pitch and two hit batters. Tom Standings: Century 21 10-2, Hungry New York 5, Chicogo 4 Seaver 6 7 1 1 2 5 York 2. LOB—New York 9, Houston 6. CIndnnatl 880 011 013 01—7 inning, when Ryan issued three with a three-run double. Gorman, 0-1, was the loser. Tiger 10-2, Moln Pub 10-2, Tolaga 8-4, Detroit 2, Texos 1 Crawford 2 1 0 0 0 0 Twe outs when winning run scored, but on a (hot) day like this I Britlah Open results 2B—Hatcher, Strawberry, Ashby. SB— straight walks to the seventh, D.W. Fish 4-8, Allied Printing 3-9, Baltimore 6, Minnesota 2 BStanley L,63 2 2-3 3 4 0 2 3 Gainey (2). S—Oleda. SF—Dykstra, Carter. (tame Winning RBI — Rose (2). “ I just hoped Lenny would get understand.” Cardinals 12, Dodgers 2 Sportsman Cafe 3-9, Gorman Insu­ Kansas City 5, Cleveland 1 Seattle E—Rose, Franco, Butera, Samuel. DP— eighth and ninth hitters in their the hit.” said Ojeda. 11-2. “ Ryan rance 0-12. Seattle 5, Boston 1, 11 Innings Langston 10 4 1 0 4 11 IP H R ER BB SO Cincinnati 2. LOB—Philadelphia 9, Cincin­ lineup. That helped New York turn looked so good, but that’s Ryan. Padres 2, Pirates 1 Tommy Herr had three hits and TURNBERRY, Scotland (AP) — First Toronto 8, California 5 Ladd W,62 1 2 0 0 0 1 nati 8.2B—Hayes, Bell, Parker 2.3B— Rose. round scores Thursday In the 115th British 9IOW York a 1-0 deficit into a quick 7-1 lead. Lance McCullers allowed four John Tudor, supported by a 17-hit PaganI Only games scheduled W P—Seover, Langston, Crowford, Oleda W,11-2 6 4 1 0 0 2 HR—Schmidt (20). S—Butera, ..• 3 ' Little things make our team, we Open Golf Championship on the 6,957-yard, Friday's Games BStanley. PB—(3edman. SBrodley. Redus. SF—Daniels. V. hits over seven innings for his first attack, finally won a game after por 35-35—70 Allso course at Turnberry McDwtl 2 0 113 2 They added three runs In the eighth are always relaxed looking for a Allstate Business defeated Keith Chicago (Bannister 55) at New York Umpires—Home, Coble; First, Myers 1 2 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO way to win.” major-league victory as a starter six straight failures as St. Louis (o-denotes omoteur): (NIekro 7-6), 7:30 p.m. McClelland; Second, Young; Third, Reilly. Philadelphia and three more in the ninth off Realty, 8-S, at PaganI Field. Allstate's Ian Woosnam 39-31—70 Houston Ted Halmes had three hits, John Texas (Mason 62) at Detroit {Morris 9-6), Ryan L/-7 6 63 5 4 4 3 8 KGross 6 7 2 2 1 2 jnfielder Craig Reynolds, who was Ryan, 6-7, had won three straight to pitch San Diego over host beat visiting Los Angeles. Nick Faldo 38-33—71 7:35 p.m, T—3:15. A—14,688. Hume 2 11111 ■Mr Pittsburgh. Tudor, 7-5. allowed eight hits, StanIzzI, Mike MIodzInskI each had Anders Forsbrand 38-33—71 DIPIno 0 12 10 0 used as a relief pitcher. games before Thursday night. two hits. Rodger Harwood, Jett Keith, Minnesota (Blyleven 8-8) at Baltimore Kerfeld 63 3 4 4 3 0 Bedrosn 2 23003 Garry Templeton had three hits struck out six and walked one in Gordon J'. Brand 35-36—71 (McGregor 6-8), 8:05 p.m. Gorman L,61 2-311110 “ Everybody does their job on Expos 4, Braves 2 Mike Adams and Bob Hlghter each had Robert Lee 39-32—71 Lopez 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 two hits for Keith. Cleveland (Schrom 10-2) at Kansas City BlueJay88,Angela5 CRenolds 1 3 3 3 2 1 Cincinnati this team,” Backman said after and his one-out double drove in San eight innings. The game marked Ian Stanley 38-34—72 (Lelbrandt 9-6), 8:35 p.m. Welsh 3 4 1111 Floyd Youmans pitched a four- Diego’s first run in a two-run the left-hander’s seventh attempt Standings: Evergreen Lawns 11-1, Sam Randolph 38-34—72 DIPIno pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. the Mets hit a season-high in runs Allstate Business Machines 9-3, Mud- Boston (Nipper 4-5) at Seattle (Moore59), HBP—Hatcher by McDowell. WP— RMurphy 2 10 0 12 hitter and struck out nine over fourth inning against losing at trying to win his seventh game. Andrew Brooks 39-33—72 10:35 p.m. TORONTO CALIFORNIA CReynolds. Willis 11-312120 scored. “ We’re a great club; as vllle Nine 9-3, Burger King 6-i, Keith Bernhard Longer 37-35—72 seven innings as Montreal de­ Realty 6-4, Manchester Fire & Police Milwaukee (Nieves 63) at Oakland ab r h bl ab r h bl Omplres—Home, Runge; First, Pallone; R Robinson 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 long as we stay close, we can even pitcher Rick Rhoden, 9-6. Tim Loser Orel Hershlser, 8-7, was Ron Commons . 39-33—72 (Andu|ar4-2), 10:35 p.m. Fernndz ss 5 1 1 0 Burlesndh 5 2 3 1 Second, Engel; Third, Bonin. Franco 2 3 3 1 0 2 feated visitig Atlanta, handing the 4-8, Thrifty Package 2-10, Edwards 347 Derrick Cooper 38-34—72 beat a guy like Ryan pitching the Flannery knocked in San Diego’s touched for six hits and five runs in 1-11. Toronto (Clancy 9-5) at California (Witt MullnkS3b 2 2 13 Joyner 1b 5 13 0 T—3:10. A—21,536. Power W,4-5 2 1 0 0 0 2 Braves their fifth straight defeat. Gory Koch 39-34—73 9-7), 10:35 p.m. loro 3b 2 0 0 0 Downing If 4 110 HBP—Oester by KGross, Schu by . way he was.” eventual winning run with a just I 1-3 innings as the Dodgers Richard Masters 36-37—73 Saturday's Oantes Mosebycf 5 0 2 1 DeCncs3b 5 0 11 Franco. WP—Welsh. PB— Butera, JoRus- The victory maintained the Youmans. 10-5, walked four en sacrifice fly later in the inning. saw their road record fall to 11-27 West Side Vaughan Somers 38-35—73 Mllwoukee at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Bell If 4 0 0 0 Hendrck rf 10 0 0 sell. route to his sixth straight victory. Gregory Turner 40-33—73 Mets’ 13-game lead in the National Toronto at California, 4:05 p.m. Barfield rf 3 0 10 RJones rf 2 12 2 Umpires—Home, B,Williams; First, Jeff Reardon finished the game, Elks Club defeated The 'D' Team, 6-5, .Greg Norman 35-39—74 Chicago at New York, 4:05 p.m. Upshaw 1b 4 1 1 0 Grlch2b 2 0 2 0 Expo84,Brave82 MeSherry; Second, Pulll; Third, Darling. League East over the Montreal at PoganI Field. The Elk’s Lenny Bob Twav 38-36—74 Texas at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Johnsndh 2 10 0 RJcksnph 10 0 0 T—3:10. A—24,488. Expos. 4-2 winners over the recording his 21st save. Polengik and Dan Doyfar each had Roger Chapman 38-36—74 S AP photo Minnesota ot Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Whittc 4 12 0 Wllfono2b 10 0 1 Atlanta Braves. In other NL three hits, Jim Birtles had two hits and Donnie Hammond ' 35-39—74 Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:05 p.m. Garcio 2b 4 2 2 3 Schoflldss 2 0 0 0 ATLANTA MONTREAL Giants 6, Cubs 4 Gory Doyan had the game winning hit Andy Bean 38-36—74 Narron c ObrhM ObrhM Cardlnal812, 0odger8 2 New York second baseman Wally Backman collides with action, it was San Francisco 6. Internationals beaten Boston at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. 10 0 0 Pitcher Vida Blue and Randy for Elks. L arry Wyse and Clay Hamel Tommy Nokallma 39-35—74 Boonec 2 0 0 0 Moreno rf 5 0 12 Raines If 4 110 Chicago 4: San Diego 2. Pittsburgh each had three hits for the 'D' Team Ronan Rafferty 39-36—75 Oberkfl 2b 2 0 0 0 Webster cf 4 12 0 Houston’s Glenn Davis after pegging to first base to Kutcher each homered and Jose National League standings JKHowl3b 2 0 10 LOS ANGELS 1: Cincinnati 7. Philadelphia 6 in II and Denny Shooter and Dave Bonhom James Heggarty 39-36—75 Pettis cf 4 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 111 STLOUIS complete a double play at the Astrodome Thursday Uribe drove in two runs to lead Shn each had two hits. Dan Pohl 39-36—75 Totals 35 8 to 7 Horner 1b 1 0 0 0 Brooks ss 4 12 1 ab r h bl ab r h bl innings, and St. Louis 12. Los Totals 37 5 13 5 Duncan ss 3 12 1 Francisco over Chicago. The vic­ by Thompsonville Standings: Red-Lee 10-2, Elks Club David Jones 41-34—75 East Division SImmns lb 3 0 10 Wallach 3b 4 0 11 Coleman If 4 2 2 1 night. The Mets didn’t catch upto Houston pitcher Nolan Angeles 2. 10-2, The D' Team 9-3, North United Deane Beman 39-36—75 Griffey If 4 0 10 Kmchc lb 3 0 2 0 Sax 2b 4 12 0 OSmIth ss 3 0 2 2 tory for the visiting Giants was W L Pet. OB Toronto too 050 no—8 Madick 3b 3 0 2 1 Ryan until the late innings. When they did, they exploded Methodist 9-3, Blue Ox 6-6, Food For Johnny M iller 39-36—75 New York 60 25 .706 — Californio too 010 201 5 Ramirz 3b 4 0 10 Newmn 2b 0 0 0 0 Oquendss 0 10 0 The Mets’ seventh-inning rally their third straight and seventh in Thought 3-9, Perry's Automotive 1-11, Fuzzy Zoeller 41-34—75 Gome Winning RBI — Garcia (7). Virgil c 3 0 0 0 Law 2b 3 0 0 1 Hamlfn3b 10 0 0 McGee cf 5 2 2 1 for a 13-2 victory. broke open a tight game that for six THOMPSONVILLE - Lead­ Montreal 47 38 .553 13 AThoms ss 4 1 1 0 FItzgerld c AAarshal rt 4 0 0 0 Landrm cf 0 0 0 0 their last II games. Shane Wirta homered in the Sanitary Refuse 0-12. Christy O'Connor Jr. 40-35—75 . Philadelphia 42 44 .488 18'/z E—Boone 2, Whitt, Downing. DP— 3 0 0 0 ing by a 2-Ocountafteraninmng D.A. Welbrlng 37-38—75 Toronto 3, California 1. LOB—Toronto Atahlerp 1 0 0 0 Youmnsp 2 0 0 0 Cabell 1b 3 0 0 0 VnSlyk 1b 4 12 0 first inning for Manchester St. Louis 37 50 .425 24 Brock ph 10 10 Fordrt Mark James 38-37—75 Chicago 36 49 .424 24 5, California 12. 2B—Garcia, Up­ M cM rtryp OOOOWJhnsnph 10 0 0 5 12 2 and a half, the Manchester while Paul Kirby had an RBI Dec Peter Teravalnen 37-38—75 shaw, RJones. HR—Burleson (4),Mulllnlks Sampleph 10 10 Reardonp 0 0 0 0 BRussI pr 0 0 0 0 Herr 2b 3 2 3 1 International Little League All- Pittsburgh 35 51 .407 25'/j Acker p 0 0 0 0 Stubbs If 3 0 10 Lawless 2b double in the second for the 2-0 Philip Walton 38-37—75 West Division 10 0 0 Acadio Restaurant collected 15 hits Martin Gray 40-35—75 Harper ph 0 10 0 RWIImsct 3 0 0 0 Lvilrec 5 12 2 U.S., Soviet cagers Stars saw their fortunes lead. Thompsonville, however, San Francisco 49 40 .551 — RJones (9). SB—Pettis (21). and demolished Nelson Frelghtwov, John Mahaftev 39-36—75 Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 CDIaz p 0 0 0 0 Pnditn 3b 2 2 2 2 Sports In Brief changed around in the bottom of hadn’t started yet. It scored 10-3, at Nike Field. John Lucas and Houston 47 42 .528 2 IP H R ER BB SO Chmbis ph 10 10 Matszk ph 1 0 0 0 Tudorp Gary Player 37-38—75 San Diego 46 43 .517 3 Toronto 3 0 0 0 the second inning as host four runs on no hits, two walks Brad Miller each hod three hits tor David Graham 40-35—75 Totals 33 2 7 2 Totals 32 4 9 4 Scloscia c 2 0 10 Sotfp 0 0 0 0 Acadia, while Rocco Anselmo and Art CIncInnotl 41 44 .482 6 Key W,96 6 8 3 2 6 5 Trevino c 2 0 0 0 Thompsonville scored four and three run-scoring Manches­ Thompson each had two hits. Dave Ossie Moore 41-35—76 Atlanta 42 47 .472 7 Elchhorn 2 1-3 5 2 2 0 3 Hershlsr p O’Grady files suit against Beman meet for world crown Jose-Marlo Canizares ,» 41-35—76 CeruttI S,1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Atlanta 000 000 206-2 0 0 0 0 times en route to a 9-2 win in ter miscues. Four more Man­ Erickson had o two-run homer. For Los Angeles 40 49 .449 9 Montreal 013 000 OOx—4 VondBrgp 0 0 0 0 Mac O'Grodv 42-34—76 Thursday's Games California District Eight double elimina­ chester errors enabled 'Thomp- Nelson, Steve Smyth and Mike Lonoo Ove Sellberg 38-38—76 Game Winning RBI — Law (3). Powell p 2 0 0 0 SAN DIEGO — Golfer Mac O’Grady has filed a lawsuit By Stephen R. Wilson “ We love the transition game.” eoch had two hits. San Francisco 6, Chicago 4 Sutton L,86 4 6 6 5 3 4 Londrx ct 2 0 0 0 tion tournament action Thurs­ sonville to score further. Frank Nobilo 41-35—76 Montreal 4, Atlanta 2 Finley 2 2-3 2 1 1 0 4 DP—Mantreal 1. LOB—Atlanta 9, Mont­ demanding $12 million in punitive damages from PGA The Associated Press Bogues. who scored 12 points and Kristen Moe 41-35—76 real 5. 3B—Moreno. SB—Virgil (1), Total! 34 2 9 2 Total! 35 12 17 11 day night. San Diego 2, Pittsburgh 1 Cook 1-3 0 0 0 2 0 Sample (4),AThomas (3). Commissioner Deane Beman and the organization he governs in had a game-high four assists and ‘A’ West Carl Mason 39-37—76 Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 6, 11 Innings Lucas 1-321100 The Internationals, 2-1 in the Kirby was 3-for-3 with the Maurice Bembridge 39-37—76 Corbett 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Los Angeles OOO 100 010— 2 the latest escalation of the Beman-O’Grady feud. five steals, said. St. Louis 12, Los Angeles 2 Atlanta SILouii 321 Oil 40X—12 MADRID. Spain — The Soviet tournament, will face Enfield at double, Wirta homered and MAK Compony smashed J.H.C. Con­ Eamonn Darcy 41-35—76 New York 13, Houston 2 Sutton pitched to 5 batters In the 5th, Key In his suit, filed in federal court here Thursday. O’ Grady Oscar Schmidt, Brazil’s 6-8 Mahler L,169 2 1-3 7 4 4 1 1 (tame Winning RBI — Ford (1). Union and the United States, who Powder Hollow Park in Enfield struction, 12-2, at Nike Field. Ted Ross Drummond 39-37—76 Friday's Games pitched to' 1 batter In the 7th. forward, went to work in the Mike Hanville singled for the Brashler had a two-run homer for Tom Lamore 38-38—76 HBP—Narron by CeruttI. McMurtrv 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 E—Duncan, Pendleton. DP—Los An- claim s he was illegally suspended by Beman and the PG A on haven’t met on a basketball court Son Francisco (LoCoss 9-3) at Chicago Acker 2 0 0 0 0 0 eles 1, StLouls 3. LOB—Los Angeles 7, on Saturday at 4 p.m. in the International stars. P.J. Mona­ MAK, Pete Heard, Mike Zotta, Dave Bob Charles 39-37—76 (Sonderson 4-6), 4:05 p.m. Umpires—Home, Roe; First, Hlrsch- June 14. O’Grady, who drew a six-week suspension, was in four years, will play Sunday for second half, scoring 30 of his 43 Allen and Phil Madoreoll had two hits. Payne Stewart 38-38—76 Dedmon 2 2 0 0 0 1 ftLouls 7.2B—Coleman, Ford, Sax, loser's bracket. The loser is han and Billy Sartori each had Atlanta (Alexander 1-1) at Montreal beck; Second, Tschida; Third, Bremigan. Montreal Stubbs, Herr 2, OSmIth 2, Pendleton, disciplined for making allegedly disparaging remarks concern­ t h e World Basketball points. It was not enough, however, For JHC, Scott Dougan had a home run Seve Ballesteros 38-38—76 (Smith 7-5), 7:35 p.m. T—3:14. A—31,585. eliminated. two hits for Thompsonville. and a single, while Dave Dougan had Tommy Armour III 42-34—76 Youmans W,10- Brock. HR—Duncan (7). S—Tudor. SF— ing the PGA and Beman. Championship. as Brazil never got closer than nine Philadelphia (Ruffin 2-0) at Cincinnati 5 7 4 2 2 5 9 OSmIth, Pendleton, Coleman. two hits. Michael Clayton 40-36—76 (Browning 7-7), 7:35 p.m. O’Grady’s attorney, Steve Novak of San Diego, said PGA points, 86-75 with 4:25 to play. Peter Jacobsen 39-38—77 Orioles 6. Twins 2 Reardon S,21 2 3 0 0 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO The confrontation came about San Diego (Hawkins 6-6) at Pittsburgh Umpires—Home, Morsh; First, David­ Los Angeles attorneys have agreed that the golfer’s suspension should not be “ In the first half. Brazil was Tony Charnley 39-38—77 (Reuschel 4-11), 7:35 p.m. because of some last-minute hero­ Charter Oak Bruce ZabrIskI 38-39—77 son; Second, KIbler; Third, Froemmlng. Hershlser L,67 1 1-3 6 5 5 2 2 missing and we were getting the Los Angeles (Valenzuela 11-6) at St. MINNESOTA BALTIMORE T—2:22. A—20,164. VandBerg 0 1 0 0 1 ' 0 enforced pending an Aug. 4 prelim inary hearing on the suit. ics by the Soviets and the Ameri­ Jim Thorpe 42-35—77 Louis (Cox 67), 8:?5 p.m. rebounds and outlet passes and Tierney's defeated Connecticut Obrh M abrhM Powell 4 2-3 8 6 6 1 0 cans’ ability to run. Patriots are preparing Bank 8, Trust, 10-7, at Fitzgerald, Masahiro Kuromoto 39-38—77 New York (Darling 9-2) at Houston Puckett cf 4 12 1 MkYngdh 2 10 0 CDIaz 2 2 1 1 0 2' running on them.” U S. Coach Lute Tierney's Paul Modor had three hits, Antonio Gorrido 39-38—77 (Knepper 167), 8:35 p.m. StLouls In Thursday night’s semifinal Tommy Horton 38-39—77 Smally dh 3 0 0 0 Lacyrf 4 2 2 3 Giants 6, Cubs 4 Lohr grabs lead at Hardee’s Classic Olson of Arizona, said. “ In the Mike Bvam had two hits. Including a . Saturday's Games Hrbek lb 3 0 0 1 Lynn cf 4 0 0 0 Tudor W,7-5 8 8 2 2 1 6 games, the Soviets beat Yugosla­ three-run homer, Tom Fortin, Kevin Ho Ming Chung 42-35—77 Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 1:15 p.m. Bmnsky rf 4 0 0 0 Ripken ss 3 111 Soft 1 1 0 0 1 2 second half, they weren’t missing Keena ond John Butler each had two Mike Harwood . 40-37—77 Los Angeles at St. Louis, 1:20 p.m. Bush If 3 0 0 0 Dempsv c 3 0 10 SAN FRAN CHICAOO VandeBerg pitched to 2 batters In the 2nd, COAL 'VALLE'Y, 111. — Split the difference in weather at the via 91-90 in overtime after over­ that much and it is difficult to get to defend AFC crown hits. Tom Hammick had a two-run, Edward Webber 39-38—77 San Diego at Pittsburgh, 2:15 p.m. GaettI 3b abrhbl d) r h bl Powell pitched to 3 batters In theTth British Open and the PG A Hardee’s Classic, and golfers on both coming a nine-point deficit with Mark Mouland 40-37—77 4 0 10 JBonlll2b 3 0 0 1 into the running game by taking Inside-the-park home run tor Tier­ San Francisco at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. Salas c 3 0 0 0 Roytrd 3b 2 0 0 0 Kutcher cf 5 1 1 1 Lopes 3b 4 0 0 1 sides of the Atlantic probably would be happier. less than a minute left in regulation ney's. For the Bank, Jon Sundstrom Scott Verplank 38-39—77 Atlanta at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Lmbrdz 2b RThpsn 2b 5 0 10 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 2 0 WP—Powell. BK—Hershlser. the ball out of bounds.” Bv Howard Ulman thinks questions about drugs will Hubert Green 38-39—77 2 0 0 0 Dwyer ph 10 0 0 and the United States held on to had three hits, Rick Johnson, Bob New York at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Gogness 3 1 1 0 OMally3b 0 0 0 0 Leonard If 4 1 1 0 GMthws If 4 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Brocklonder; First, While the field in Turnberry, Scotland, battled wind, rain and But the American victory was The Associated Press be asked. LeBreaue, Craig Krest and Andre Tom Watson 39-38—77 Sheets 1b 3 0 0 0 CDavIs rf 4 12 0 Moreind rf 4 12 0 Weyer; Second, Rennert; Third, Mon­ beat Brazil 96-80 after taking a Ben Crenshaw 39-38—77 cold, the 130 golfers here fought muggy heat in Thursday’s first sealed when the 6-11 David Robin­ ” I don't think that our players as Dublel each had two hits. Shelby If 3 2 2 1 CBrown 3b 4 1 1 1 JDovIsc 4 1 1 0 tague. 26-point lead in the first half. Standings: Tierney's 9-3, Elmore Danny Edwards 41-36—77 Eastern League standings Totals 29 2 4 2 Totals 28 6 6 6 Splimn 1b 4 1 1 1 Durhm lb 4 0 2 0 round of the $400,000 Hardee’s event. son of Navy, who led the United SMITHFIELD, R.I. - Now a group think that there’s a major Nell Hansen 43-34—77 Brenivc 3 0 10 Dunston ss The Soviets will seek to defend Associates 8-4, MCC Vets 8-4, Lastrada 3 10 2 The advantage went to those with early starts; Five of the six States with 17 points, converted a comes the easy part for the New drug problem on our team,” he Pizza 8-4, Manchester Property Main­ w L Pet. GB Minnesota 001 000 010—2 Uribe ss 4 0 2 2 Muphrv cf 3 1 1 0 the title they won in 1982 when they three-point play with 1:22 left, England Patriots — preparing to tenance 6-6, Connecticut Bonk & Trust Reading (Phillies) 51 39 .567 — Baltlnwre 000 Wl 13x—6 Bluep' 2 111 Lynchp 10 0 0 early leaders began in the morning, including Bob Lohr, who shot said. “ Once we get the questions beat the United States by one point slamming home a dunk and 4-8, Postal Express 3-9, Center Congo PGA results Pittsfield (Cubs) 49 40 551 V/7 Game Winning RBI — Shelby (3). Aldreteph 10 0 0 Gumpert p 0 0 0 0 Transactions a 7-under-par 63 to take a one-stroke advantage. defend their AFC championship. over with the first week of training 2-10. Vermont (Reds) 47 39 ,547 7 E—Ravfard. DP—Mlnnesata 2, Baltl- FWIIIms p 0 0 0 0 Francn ph 10 0 0 in Cali. Colombia. making the free throw for a 94-77 An off-season darkened by re­ camp, it will be OK.” Yngbld ph 10 0 0 Fontenot p 0 0 0 0 Of 47 sub-par rounds on the 6,514-yard, par-70 Oakwood Albany (Yankees) 43 47 .478 8 mere 1, LOB— Minnesota 5, Baltimore 4. The United States, which has not U S. lead. ports of drug use and gambling by Grogan also expects questions to Hardee’s Classic, Scores Glens Falls (Tigers) 41 46 .471 8‘/? ,2B—Dempsey, Puckett, GaettI. HR—Lacy JRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 Frazier p 0 0 0 0 Country Club course southeast of Moline, all but 13 were by those ‘A’ Central COAL VALLEY, III. (AP) — First- (tarrelts p 0 0 0 0 Bosley ph 10 11 won the world championships “ If someone told me two weeks members of the team and further be asked about the way New New Britan (Rd Sx) 41 46 471 8'/? (7), Shelby (6), Ripken (14), Puckett (17). BASEBALL with pre-noon tee-off times. round scores Thursday in the 5400,000 Waterburv (Indins) 47 49 ,467 9-/? SB—Bush (4), MkYoung (2), Shelby (11). Total! 37 611 6 Total! 33 4 9 4 American League . since 1954. took the gold medal in ago we would get this far, I would Lothrop Insurance lust got by Hor- PGA Hardee's Golf Classic at the6,514-vard, complicated by the unresolved England was crushed by the po's with a 3-2, extra-InnIng game at Nashua (Pirotes) 40 48 .455 10 SF—Hrbek. BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Placed Tippy Lohr, who has won $60,000 this season and $153,000 in career the basketball competition at the have said ’You’re loco,” ’ Olson proposed sale of the team and its par-70 Ookwood Country Club (a- Thursday's Games IP H R ER BB SO Son Francisco 001 112 100—6 Martinez, pitcher, onthe21-ddydlsabledllst. Bears. Do the Patriots still have to Fitzgerald Field. Charlie Metcalf hoda denotes amateur): Chicago 010 000 earnings in his three years on the tour, led by one stroke over Curt 1984 Olympics, but those Games said. “ Then we were still not a very triple and single for Lathrop, Al Glens Falls 5, Albany 1 Minnesota 003-4 Activated Larry Sheets, designated stadium ends today when the club prove' they belong among the Bob Lohr 31-32-63 Waterburv 6, Nashua3 Viola L,9-8 7 1-3 6 6 6 3 3 Game Winning RBI — Uribe (1). hitter, from the disabled list. Byrum, who was making his first PGA Tour appearance since were boycotted by the Soviets. good team. We have improved opens its training camp. Rodonis and Dave Romano each had Curt Byrum 31-33-64 E—RThompson, Mumphrev. DP—San N F L’s top teams? two hits. Pete Denz supplied the only Reading7, New BritaInO Agosto 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 CALIFORNIA ANGELS—Activated losing his qualifying card last season. ” We have a great rivalry with defensively. Our defense has Head Coach Raymond Berry, KIkuo Aral 32-3565 PittsfieldS, Vermont3 RUacksn 1-3 0 0 0 2 0 Francisco 2. LOB—San Francisco 8, (tarv Lucas, pitcher, from the disabled “ I personally don’t think we do two runs tor Harpo's with a first Inning Russ Cochran 34-32-66 Chicago 7. 2B—RThompson, Dur­ Two strokes off Lohr’s pace, at 65, was Kikuo Aral, 42, who won brought us to this point.’ ’ home run with a man on base. Friday's Games Baltimore list. Sent Todd Fischer, pitcher, to the Soviets, not only in sports, and whose support of a team drug heme to prove that,” Grogan said, Dick Mast 33-33-66 Albany at Waterburv Dixon W,9-7 7 4 2 2 4 3 ham, JDavIs. HR—Blue (1), Kutcher (7). Edmontonofthe PacIflcCoostLeague. 14 tournaments in his native Japan before joining the Am erican it would be a great ending to beat The United States will be forced Standings: Moln Pub 11-1, Nassiff Jeff Sluman 33-33-66 SB— Uribe(16).SF—Dunston. testing policy after the reports “ but I think that’s probably,the Arms 9-3, Harpo's 6-6, Manchester Nashuaat Glens Falls Aose S,24 2 . 0 0 0 0 1 MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Sent Juan PGA Tour in earnest last year. them for the gold,” American to play the gold-medal game Mark Brooks 3532-67 PittsfieldatReodino Dixon pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Castillo and Mike Felder, outfielders, and broke following the 46-10 Super way a lot of people are thinking Cycle 6-6, B8iG Lounge 5-7, Jones' Bobby Cole 34-33-67 IP H R ER BB SO without its best outside shooter, Landscaping/Zems 5-7, Farr's 3-9, New Britain at Vermont HBP—J Bonilla by RUackson. Jaime Cocanower, pitcher, to Vancouver of Jeff Sluman, Dick Mast and Russ Cochran were next at 66. guard Kenny Smith of North Bowl thrashing at the hands of the about us.” Rick Dalpos 33-34-67 Soturdoy's Games Umpires—Home, Ford; First, Reed; Son Frondsco the Pacific Coast League. Recalled Steve Kerr of Arizona. Kerr, who Lathrop Ins. 3-9. Dan Forsman 33-3467 Blue W,7-4 5 2 1 0 2 1 Carolina, who scored 15 points Chicago Bears, put him at odds After he was among six players Albany at Waterburv Second, Humphrey; Third, Kosc. Glenn Braggs, outfielder, John Henry against Brazil, said. had 14 points, including three Mark Hayes 33-3467 Nashuaat Glens Falls T—2:45. A—20,317. FWIIIIams 2 3 0 0 1 0 Johnson and Bryan Clutterbuck, pitchers, with the players, is adamant about identified by The Boston Globe as ‘A’ East Doug Johnson 3532-67 PittsfieldatReadino,2 JRoblnson 1 0 0 0 1 0 from Vancouver. Traded Roy Seoroge, Ok-Hee Ku paces LPGA event Smith and S-foot-3 Tyrone three-point field goals against refusing to talk about that subject. having used drugs, running back Jeff Lewis 3532-67 New Britain at Vermont, 2 Garrelts 1 4 3 3 0 0 pitcher, to the Chicago White Sox In Edwordo Romero 34-33-67 Tigers 2. Rangers 1 Bogues of Wake Forest led a Brazil, suffered a severe knee He is concentrating on football. Tony Collins said people thought J.C. Penney defeated Gentle Touch Chicago exchange for Al Jones, pitcher, and DAN'VERS, Mass. — Outspoken Penny Pulz, a 13-year veteran Car Wash, 6-5, at Robertson Park. Dove Barr 34-3468 Lynch L,l-1 5 1-3 8 5 4 2 0 Tom Hartley, outfielder. running offense that gave the injury in the second half. Team "What I ’ m mostly concerned about the Patriots in another way. Pennev's John Baas had three hits, Bart Bryant 32-36-68 American League results Gumpert , 1 63 2 1 1 1 3 on the LPGA Tour, says “ you have to be very gutsy” playing Americans a 60-37 halftime lead trainer Tim Garl said Kerr would about is our team playing as well Brad Bryant 33-3568 TEXAS DETROIT “ It’s torn ^ down our whole Todd Duncan had three hits and Paul Fontenot 1 1 0 0 0 0 SEATTLE MARINERS—Recalled Karl Tara Fem croft’s short, exacting course. likely be flown back to the United Paradise had two hits. For Gentle Mork Calcavecchia 36-32-68 obrhM Ob r h bl Frazier 1 0 0 0 1 1 after shooting 69 percent from the as it’s capable of playing,” he said. season,” he said. “ People think of 4 0 0 0 Whltakr2b Best, pitcher, from Calgary of the Pacitic Touch, Jon Dubois, Mike PrestI and Jay Delslng 34-3468 Yankees 5. White Sox 4 McDwel cf 4 0 10 WP—^JRoblnson, Garrelts. Coast League. Sent Steve FIreovId, pitcher, South K orea’s Ok-Hee Ku proved that she qualifies on that field. States today. But quarterback Steve Grogan us as a drug addict team now.” Jim Doherty eoch had two hits. Tom Gleetop 34-3468 Fletchr ss 4 0 2 0 TrammI ss 4 0 10 Umpires—Home, Tata; First, Craw­ to Calgary. score Thursday in the opening round of the $275,000 LPG A Boston Scott Hoch 34-3468 OBrIen 1b 4 0 1 0 Gibson rf 3 0 11 Standings: PaganI Caterer’s 9-3, ford; Second, CWIIIIams; Third, Wendel- TEXAS RANGERS—Signed Kevin Five Classic over the 6,008-yard, par-72 layout. Glenn Construction 9-3, Manchester Calvin Peete 33-3568 CHICAGO NEW YORK Incvgll dh 4 0 0 0 LNPdrshc 4 0 10 stedt. Brown, pitcher, and assigned him to NFL camp roundup Medical Supply 9-3, Allied Printing 7-5, Dove Rummels 3533-68 Ob r h bl ab r h M Ward If 4 0 2 0 DEvnsdh 4 0 0 0 Texas's (talf Coast League club. Ku. who joined the American tour afte- winning just about Jim Rutledge 353368 LAPrsh 3b 3 1 1 1 Coles3b 2 12 0 Gentle Touch 5-7, J.C. Penney 5-7, Nel's Congels cf 4 0 11 RHndsn cf 4 2 10 Major League leaders Notional Leogue every tournament in South Korea and Japan, withstood an Johnson Ins. 2-10, Reed Construction Tommy Volentine 33-3568 bo xs tte n ss 4 0 0 0 C Was htn Slaught c 2 0 0 0 Bergmn 1b 2 0 0 0 CINCINNATI REDS—Activated Nick 2-10. John Adams 34-35-69 If 3 0 0 0 Sierra rt 3 0 0 0 Broknsph 10 0 0 Esasky, outflelder-first baseman from the embarrassing start and fired a 4-under-par 68 for a one-stroke George Archer 33-36-69 Baines rt 3 0 0 0 Roenick If 10 0 0 Buechle2b 3 0 0 0 Collins If 3 0 0 0 Herndn ph 1111 Based on 210at Bats. dlsabledllst.RecalledRobMurphy,pltcher, lead in the 72-hole test. Northern Charles Bolling 33-3669 Kittle dh 3 10 0 Mtnglv 1b 4 12 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE from O n ve r of the American Association. Ernie Gonzales 33-36-69 Hulett 3b 4 1 1 2 Easier dh 4 0 11 Sherldn cf 3 0 0 0 Placed Joe Price, pitcher, and Tracy Jones Pulz, a native Australian with just one LPGA victory, settled Eagles finding themselves beached G AB R H Pet. Joe Inman 353469 GWalkr 1b 4 12 0 Hossev c 4 0 10 Lemon ph 0 0 0 0 happily for a 69 and a second-place tie with Barbara Barrow, Dean Machine used a 16-hlt attack to Totals 31 1 6 1 Totals 31 2 7 2 Boggs Bsn 81 304 56 111 .365 outfielder, on the 15-day disabled list. Steve Jones 34-3569 BBonlllo If 4 13 0 Winfield rf 2 10 0 Mattingly NY 90 385 62 132 .343 Transferred Mario Soto, pitcher, from the defeat Cox Cable. 15-0, at Robertson Blaine McCalllster 35 3469 Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Pglrula 3b 3 12 0 Penny Hammel, Allison Finney and Kathy Young. Park. Dean's Pete Naktenis homered Texas 010 000 000—1 Puckett Min 89 386 66 131 .339 15

241 MAIN STRFF r . MANC HFS ft 643-1591 D (tc I g g HOWES I APARTMENTS ■ifi '« ■ - V V FR N O N ( IMi i f • ^1 Mfj. •, ANNDUNCEMENT8 ANNDUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 871-1400 FOR SALE I FDR RENT Individual to do light ma­ Port Time Ottice/Shop •Columbia Loke- Brand Spankin' Newt 6 Sparkling Brand New - 2 CONCORDIA-EMANUEL ' nufacturing, wrapping Helper. Afternoons and Woodland Terrace. 5-6 room Cope Cod presently story Duplex In Coventry and Inspection. Pull time all day Friday. High bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 being constructed on on 2.7 acres ot beautitullv VACAHON CHURCH SCHOOL or part time. Flexible Outside Soles. Monday school students pre­ acre with o 150 toot lake Judd Rood In Coventry. 3 wooded sight. 11 miles hours. Call 647-0284. thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ ferred. No experience. frontage. Magnificent bedrooms, 2 full baths, from downtown Manches­ cellent money. Coll Should hove own cor. Coll view, fireplace In livng generous allowances. ter. Very close to shop­ JULY 21 thru 25 Experienced help only. Jeanne 647-9946. 643-6156 between 9 and 5. Apply Aldo's Pizza. 133 room, large enclosed Acre-plus lot In quiet ping areas. Various local 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 Spruce Street. 643-2034. porch. Flexible financing area. $114,900.Jackson 8< lakes, and golf course. at Teacher Aides - Full and Looking tor short order possible. S275K. Owner- Jackson Real Estate 647- Coll Jon at 643-2487. Mon­ Part time-reliable mainte­ part time positions begin­ cook and Waitress. Expe­ agent. 644-0139. 8400, or 646-8646.0 day - Friday. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH nance person wanted for ning September at state rience only. Apply 303 approved private school Adorns St. Manchester. For Sole By Owners - 80 Brand New Listing! Spe­ 40 Pitkin Street office building In Man­ 5 room, 2 bedroom, large chester. Please reply to to assist teachers In 2 Lorobee St, East Hart­ cious, full dormered Cape yard, convenient loca­ Ages 3’A-6th Grade Welcome Box I c/o The Herald. separate programs; 1 for Insurance Agency desires ford. Aluminum sided 3 Cod. 6 rooms, 3 large tion. Available 8-1. $600 a Manchester WOW $45,000 autistic students, the fam ily house. 5 rooms, 1 '/i bedrooms, 2 full baths, stop paying rent and own your own 2 bedroom townhousa experienced CSR In per­ month plus utilities. 1'A Free Will Offering Industrial Arts Teacher - other tor emotionally dis­ sonal lines. Computer ex­ baths. 3'A rooms. 3 rooms. fireplace, wolk-out base­ months security required. condominium. Large 13x16 living room. 1 car garage. Take advantage turbed students ages 3 to of this great price and low interest rates. to r Tolland Middle School perience preferred. Coll Oulet residential street ment, Hebron/Bolton Call 643-0110. and Tolland High School. 10. Send resume or apply Norma, 646-0187. connecting Burnside Ave. town line. Jackson Sc Jock- MANCHESTER CT state certification re­ In person. Community and Tolland Tpke. Both son Real Estate 647-8400 or For Rent - 4 room apart­ quired. Contact M r. Vene Child Guidance School, Tire Chonger/Drlver. One the location and the lot 646-8646.0 ment. Heat, hot water and LUXURIOUS RANCH A touch of elegance, yet priced for the average home AUCTIDNS AUCTIDN8 Hording, Tolland Middle 317 North Main St., of CT's largest tire retoll­ size (opproxolmotely 100 appliances Included. 2 Customized Broom 2 bath home with more features than you can buyer, in this "stately” 7 room Georgia styled Raised School, 96 Old Post Rd., Manchester. ers Is looking to fill sev­ X 300) otter excellent prof­ Monchester-A Touch ot months security. No child­ believe. 16' sunken 1st floor family room with glass sliders to deck Ranch that offers 3 bedrooms, large living room, formal Tolland 06084, 875-2564. eral full and port time itable bulld-on possibili­ Elegance vet priced for- ren or pets. $425 a month. ties. Coll 649-9535 between and heated inground 36' pool (the landscaping and yard of this Application deadline 7-23. LPN Med. Nurse - Imme­ positions. Promotional the overage home buyer 649-9297. dining room, eat-in kitchen and a family room with nice diate opening for Med. 8 and 10am or between 4 In this stately 7 room homo is one of the best we've every sooni) These Is a separate jacuzi WE’RE READY EOE. opportunities available. features like 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, covered sun deck, nurse who Is oble to work Experience preferred but and 8pm. 'Georgia' styled raised Manchester - Central, and spa rom beautifuly tiled and carpeted 31' recreation rom, laun­ and much moife for only $139,500 — call us. FoaouR from 3pm to 9pm, 4 ranch that otters 3 bed­ modern, large one bed; dry room, a customized gourmet kitchen, 2 car garage and much Receptionist - busy profes­ will train. Cleon driving sional office seeks a ma­ evenings per week. For record o plus. If Interested Manchester- 3 bedroom rooms, large living room, room. $475 with heat. much more! Offered for below replacement costs at $174,900.00. GIAHT ture, bright Individual to additional information coll 646-2807 or stop by the ranch with large in-law formal dining room, eot- 646-3253. For a private showing call todayl handle telephones and re­ coll Manchester Manor newest Town Fair Tire at apartment. Fine location. ln kitchen and a tmolly "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOMES!"... 646-2482 FIELD AUCTION ception desk. Position re­ 6464)129. 328 Middle Tpke. West, $165,000. Peterman room with nice features Large nice one bedroom, U&R REALTY CO. quires professional phone Manchester. Agency. 649-9404 or 647- like o fireplace. 2 cor on Center St. $480 month. "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!" Manchester Bright and Sunny $84,900 SUNDAY, lULY 20Hl technique, accurate mes­ Guidance Counselor - Tol­ 0080. garage, covered sundeck, Available August 1. Ap­ t2r 2 bedroom Condominium on 4 levels In desirable Northwood Complex. 1 2 M N m « sage taking and ability to land Middle School, CT Port time- Evenings of­ and much more for only pliances, heat, electricity Blanchard & Rossetto Modern kitchen and bath, large 10x17 living room and 10x16 dining 643-2692 communicate well with State certification re­ fice cleaning. Manchester Stately Colonial, 7 redeco­ $139,500. U8.R Realty 643- Included. 649-9367. 646-2482 room. Bright Sun room wfth Andersen Windows. Central Air ROUTE 14 - Sterling, Conn. quired. Contact M r. Vene 2692.0 Appliances and Carport. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor DIRECTIONS: follow Arrows from ExN ID. Off Rto. I-3M. peers and clients. Please and surrounding towns. rated rooms, large mas­ REAL ESTATE CftllMt DtKM«(4 contact Chris Lonoto, Harding, Tolland Middle Coll 649-5334. ter bedroom, lovely lot Manchester 2 bedroom, RAIN OR SHINEI TENTil School, 96 Old Post Rd., DlSonto Bertollne and with 2 cor garage. Shade CDNDDMINIUM8 2nd floor, no pets, stove HONEMADE FOOD • EXCITEMENT • ACTION ALL DAVI Company, Glastonbury Tolland 06084 . 875-2564. Laborers - Full time La­ trees for your picnic table and refrigerator, $475 a Oroundo Opoe at 6 M A.M. Application deadline, FOR SALE month plus utilities. Coll 349 EAST CENTER ST. CT. 06033. 203-659-1338. borers needed to r con­ and grill. Porter St. oreq. Waleh lha Poopla Unload Thoir Homos In E m n o M July 18th. Position to struction site. Coll for Klernon Realty, 649-1147. 646-1379. Joyce G. Epstein MANCHESTER begin, August 25th. EOE. Fumlturs - Chino - Oiaso - Old and Now. Muhson's Chocolate, a p p o in tm e n t 649-4371. South Village Condomini­ REALTY WORLD Route 6, Bolton Is now Manchester remodeled - OVER SO CONWONEE8 — EOE M /F. ums. 3 room condomi­ Real Estate 647- 8895^ ,l {203)646-7709 73 West Center Stree! accepting oppllcotlons Study Hall Aide - Opening Manchester- By owner- nium. 165 South St. No.42. one bedroom. Wall to Frechette Associates Manchester. CT 06040 NOTE; Out OlanI FloM Auction It Hold Evtry 3rd Sunday, for both full and port time for the toll. RHAM Nigh Full time Carpenters and Bowers School area. 6 Rockville. Asking $45,900. wall, new refrigerator, May-Novombar, rogardlott ol sraolhorl retail soles persons. The School. Please coll or Carpenters' Helpers. room cope on 60 x 120 lot. Inquire at premises. $425 plus utilities. No pets. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION WE GET RESULTS YOU CAN BE A SELLER ALSO. JUST CALLI full time hours ore 9om to write for application. 228- Woodworking experience Newer white vinyl sldln- 528-0776. 4:30 pm Mondoy-Prldov, 9474. RHAM Rd. Hebron, helpful. Window restora­ g/roof, new oil burner, Manchester-Wowl A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES ' ROBERT H. CLASS ASSOCIATES, INC. with full benefits. Port CT 06248. tion shop. Coll for appoint­ fireplace, garage, electric $45,000. Stop paying rent Modern 3 room 1st floor Auctlonsers/Apprslssrs time hours ore 4pm to 8pm ment 649-4371. EOE M /F. stove and refrigerator. and own your own 2 apartment. Heat, hot wo- (203) 504-7318 and approximately 8 Picture Framer - Full $98,000. Principals only. bedroom townhouse con­ ter, appliances Included. hours on Saturday or time, experienced or will Teenage Form Help 646-3043 or 646-1567. dominium. Large 13x16 Ideal tor working, ma­ Sunday, averaging 20 train. Art background Wanted. Apply at Corn living room. 1 cor garage. ture, married couple or hours weekly. Coll 647- helpful. 649-6939, days. Crib, Buchlond Rd., South It's Barbecue time! This Take advantage ot this retired lady. No pets. 8639 for appointment. 647-8776, evenings. Windsor. 644-3260. beautiful home otters o great price and low Inter­ References and security. lovely backyard with o est rotes. D.W. Fish 646-6113 or 643-5363 Easy Assembly Work! Hairdresser full time, ex­ Mechanics- Experienced new gas grill.and deck for Realty, 643-1591 or 871- [ID hELP WANTED HELP WANTED $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ perienced and reliable tor service station. Must picnics. Super master 1400.0 Duplex-2 bedrooms, 1'A teed payment. No Soles. needed fo r busy salon In hove own tools. Uniforms bedroom suite. 2 cor gar­ baths, appliances, hook­ Detolls-Send stamped en­ age, wolk-out basement, Port Time Inserters Manchester Medical of­ East Hartford. Please coll furnished. 1st or 2nd shift. Manchester-Bright and up for washer and dryer. velope: ELAN-173, 3418 289-6183, Tuesday thru Blue cross and Blue shield lots ot storage and much Sunny. $84,900. 2 bedroom No pets. $500 0 month. Can wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask fice needs port time per­ more! $169,900.Jackson & for Bob. son to assist physician. Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, Saturday. available. Apply In per­ condominium on 4 levels be seen from 10omto6pm. PL., 33482. son. Silver Lone Shell. 252 Jackson Real Estate, 647- In desirable Northwood Available August 1st. 649- Answer phone, schedule 8400 or 646-8646. □ appointments and type. Full-time detail clerk. Spencer St., Monchester. complex. Modern kitchen 7438. Counter Soles position for Tellers Wanted. Full/P ort CRT and data processing. and both. L o rg ^ 10x17 —1—7' Building Products Store. 20-25 hours per week. time tellers wanted Imme­ HISTORIC AREA Salary based on expe­ 5 days, 8 to 4:30. Coll Photo Lob needs port Historic area. Lorge Vic­ living room and and Eost Hortford/Monches- Hours 7om to 5pm, Mon­ diately. No experience 646-5773. Savings Bonk of time help. Knowledge of torian, completely remo­ 10X16 dining room, bright ter llne-4 room apart­ Owners anxious, large Victorian, completely remodeled day thru Friday. Salary rience. Experience pre­ necessory. Interested ap­ ferred. Reply to Box GG, Manchester. photography helpful.Coll deled In 1980. 11 plus sun room with Andersen ment, near busline. in 1980. 11 plus rooms, 5 bedrooms and 2'/2 baths. Vinyl commensurate with expe­ plicants should coll the Lyn ot 647-1080.______rooms, 5 bedrooms and windows. Central olr, ap­ Fenced-In yard, paved rience. Coll 643-2133. c/o the Manchester sided, fenced-in back yard. Large garage, some owner Vernon $157,500 Herald. personel director. Com­ Reliable • energetic per­ 7Vi baths. Vinyl sided, pliances and carpet. D.W. parking, $400 plus utili­ financing possible. * NEW LISTING * munity Notional Bonk, son needed to hel with Kitchen aides needed tor original, ornate wood­ Pish Realty 643-1591 or ties. Security. Call 5 to Striking contemporary on secluded 3.6 acresll Very unique home that must Glastonbury, 659-0394. residential cleaning. Coll girl's resident comp. Coll work. Fenced-In back­ 871-1400.O 6:30pm. Available Imme­ Just Reduced to *134,900. Dental Receptionist - 4 684-7821.______be seen to be appreciated, new carpeting, lots of bullt-ins, appliances, day work week. Busy collect, 651-9846. yard. Large garage with diately. 646-4489. Manchester. $124,900 “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!“ fantastic floor to celling fireplace, home can easily accomodate a large or Easy Assembly work! Texas Oil Company needs room overhead. Some office. Experience neces­ $714. per 100. Guaranteed small family, very versatile floor plan. Call today for a private showingllll sary. Please send resume Teacher - 3rd grade. CT moture person M /F to sell owner flncnclno possible. r e s d r t Manchester- 2 bedrooms. Spectacular three bedroom, roomy, recently redecorated Certified nursing assist­ payment. No soles'. State certification re­ $138,900. Strono Real Est- 2nd floor, heat and op-' ranch. This house has many special features including nc(W to Dental Office, 147 East full line of high quality PRDPERTY ants. Immediate full and Detolls-Send stamped en­ quired. Contact M r. Ste­ lubricants to monutoctur- Qte7^7-76543. □ pllonces. No pets. Secur­ STRANO REAL ESTATE Center St., Manchester. velope: ELAN -855, 3418 vinyl siding, beautiful deck with benches, now storms and 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. ^ port time temporary ond phen Schochner, Princi­ Ing, trucking, construc­ N ity. $575 month.Coll 646- screens all surrounded by a lovely landscaped lot. Call for an permanent positions ore Enterprise, Ft. Plerce,FI., pal, Porker Memorial tion, and form customers. Vernon-New Llstlng- Lokefront property - Dia­ 3979. appointment todayl now available on oil shifts 33482. School, Old Post Rd., Protected territory, tho­ $157,500. Striking contem­ mond Lake, E. Glaston­ ( 203) 646-7709 Including weekends. Tolland, CT 06084. 875- porary on secluded 3.6 bury. Double lot. $3000. .CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD” [!Mii^ Help Wanted - Port time rough training program. Starting pay of $6.90. 0721. Application dead­ For personal Interview, acres! Very unique home Coll 649-8874. HOMES Please apply on person Assistant Newspaper weekends. Friday, 3 to 7. line. July 25. EOE. that must be seen to be dealer wanted In Bolton. Saturday, 9 to 5. Sunday, 3 send work history to J.B. FOR RENT between 9om and ,3pm. Torllncosl, Southwestern appreciated. New carpet­ Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- Coll 232-9989 between 9om to 10. Cashier fo r self- Clerical - Busy Industrial ing, lots ot bullt-lns, ap­ & noon, Monday through serve Mobil Station. Petroleum, Box 789, Fort Rentals Manchester -1 sided Du­ well St., Manchester. Soles Office looking for Worth, TX 76101. pliances, fantastic floor to Friday. Ask for Michael. Apply between 6am and mature Individual Inter­ celling fireplace. Home plex, 3 bedroom, nice 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, ested In permanent posi­ con easily accomodate a area. Appliances, attic corner of route 5 and 30. tions. Diversified work large or small family, and basement. Includes R0DM8 washer and dryer hookup. John Deer Pointing Con­ consists of phone contact, very versatile floor plan. PRODUCTION accurate typing and moth Coll today tor o private FOR RENT $575 plus utilities. Call PART T IM E tractor. Interlor/exte- Nursing assistants- lost 644-2673 or 644-3313. WORKERS rlor. Quality point, aptitude. IBM word pro­ chance tor summer certi­ showing! Realty World, WEEK-ENDS quality work. References, cessing skills helpful. Ex­ fication program with 646-7709.P Manchester - Room In cellent benifit package. private home. Bus line. Monchester-6 room. 1 cor free estimates. 649-3248. paid training sessions. Ex­ garage. 3 bedrooms. Energetic person Some plant experi­ Salary commensurate cellent salary and benef­ M anchester- $124,900. Prefer moture working with experience. Coll 228- Spectacular three bed­ adult. References. Secur­ Good location for school. with reliable In­ ence preferred. Must its. Apply In person be­ Enclosed yard. $650 a Real Estate WEST SIDE 8 FAMILY SALES GOLDMINE 9478 between 9 and 12, tween 9om and 3pm. room roomy recently re­ ity. 649-8874. C LEAN CAPE Attractive 5-5 with tcraenedvin side porch, sepa­ sured vehicle to de­ be available for either National perfume Mondov-Frldov. decorated ranch. This month. Refrigerator and Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- stove. Coll 649-7230. lf)H Main St.. \laii< li<-stcr IT’S BARBEQUE TIME!!! 3 Good size BR's, fireplace, modernized kitchen, rate heating systems, 2 car garage. Call tonighti liver specials and 1st or 2nd shift. At­ company needs top die- well St., Manchester. house has many special .This beautiful home offers a lovely bark yard with a rec room, breezeway and garage! High 90'a tributors and aalaa rape. Carpenter - Experienced features Including new "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" ...646-2482 shortages In Man­ tractive starting rate APARTMENTS 6 4 7 -8 4 0 0 new gas grill and deck for picnics. Super master "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI'’...646-2482 Immediate Income, excel­ In trim and framing. Job RN's Cresttleld Convales­ vinyl siding) beautiful STORE AND bedroom suite, 2 rar garage, walk-out basement, lots chester. $5.50/hr. and benefit package lent repeat butinaaa. at Knollwood Rd., Glas­ cent Home Is seeking deck with benches, new FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE Donald Jarksoii Rose V'iola Jackson of storage and miirh more! 8160.900. with aerospace (702) 831-4662 tonbury. Good pay for applications for RN's with 'Storm windows and ( plus mileage. right man. Coll 9 to 5, supervisory aptitude. For screens all surrounded by J company. Apply at 474 Main Street, 3 room • 4 ^ 563-1413. Early morning 6 your personal Interview, o lovely landscaped lot. Manchester - Downtown Call HELP WANTED: to 7:30 or evenings, 537- please contact D.N.S. at Coll for on appointment apartment. $400 monthly. nttt!. Sermatech Technical Utilities not Included. No retail or office space, 1750 i' IS I Fran Harrington 1871. 643-5151. Mon thru FrI., today. Joyce G. Epstein square feet. 668-1447. Services, 564 Hayden MASSEUSE 9om to 3pm. Real Estate. 647-8895.0 appliances. Security. Coll H B l i j 649-5252 Station Rd. Windsor Female preferred, full or 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. part time. Good atmos­ PART-TIME Cleon Cope-3 good size HARTFORD Ct. Take 191 exit 39. phere. Excellent clientele, HDME8 Two Bedroom, range, re- PART-TIME EVENINGS bedrooms, fireplace mod- frlgeroter, dishwasher. COURANT Kennedy Rd. in the Windham area. Ex­ FOR SALE e rn lze d kitchen, rec Wilson Business Offices cellent income potential. EARN EXTRA INCOME No pets. $575 month. 646- JUST USTED! W ATER V IEW room, breezewov and gar­ 2319. and support services. Fur­ CALL AFTER S 4 0 P.M. CALL RENE All real estate advertised age. High $90's. 'We gua­ nished offices, secretarial Full dormered Cape. 1>/4 baths, fireplace, 2 car Year round 3 room cottage at Coventry Lake. rantee our Houses' Blan­ gar. & a great lot In the Verplank school district. 1-800-367-3720 In the Manchester Herald esc Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 service, reception, tele­ A steal at $45,000.00. HURRYI This won't lasti 456-7565 Is sublect to the federal chard & Rossetto Real phone answering, word "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...646-2482 “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...e46-2482 Connecticut Bank and room, heated apartment. Fair Housing Act of 1968, Estate 646-2482.0 No appliances. Security. processing and copier fa­ which mokes It Illegal to cilities. Level H Watkins • Trust Company West Side 2 Family. At­ $520 monthly plus utilities. ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! ” advertise any preference, Coll 646-2426. Weekdays 9 Center, 935 Main St., Man­ BRAND NEW LISTING!!! BRAND SPANK’IN NEW!!! Bank of New England TIRED OF FAST FOOD? limitation or discrimina­ tractive 5-5 with screened to 5. chester. 647-0073. Sparions, full dormered Cape Cod. 6 rooms, 3 large tion based on race, color, -In side porch. Separate 6 room Cape Cod presently being constructed on bedrooms, 2 full baths,fireplace, walk out basement. Blanchard & Rossetto SMSt; Photomat has exciting opportunities for religion,, sex or notional heotllg systems, 2 cor Judd Road in Coventry. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, Data Services Department garage. Coll tonighti 'We Hebron- Bolton townliiip. Offered at 8118.900. 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 Senior both fuii and part time jobs. No need to go origin, or on Intention to 1 1 ^ HOMES ho m es generous allowances. Acre + lot in quite area moke any such prefer­ guarantee our houses' home dead on your feet. FOR SALE FOR SALE 811-1.900. REAL ESTATE Citizem Discounts Bank of New England Data ser­ ence, lim itation or dis­ Blonchord 8> Rossetto Aii positions offer you the opportunity to crimination. The Herald Real Estate 646-2482.0 vices has challenging full-time job work on your own with the pubiic and iearn will not knowingly accept opportunities for the right people. about fiim processing. any advertisement which Customized 8 room 2 both Is In violation of the low. home with more features We offer good benefits, free park­ We are currentiy recruiting for the East Hart­ than you con believe. 16' ing, competitive salary and easy ford, Manchester, Vernon and Bioomfieid Government Homes from sunken 1st floor family access to major highways. area. SKU repair). Delinquent room with gloss slider to tax property. Reposses­ deck and heated Inground CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 The positions available are: We offer a good starting wage and commis­ sion. Coll 805-687-6000. 36' pool (the landscaping sion pius participation in our quarteriy bo­ Ext. H-9965 for current and year ot this home Is repo list. one of the best we've ever —Payroll specialist — must nus program. seen I) There Is a separate I LOST have background in pay­ Piease caii 569-2744 for more detaiis. Manchester - 3 bedroom locuzzl and spa room beautifully tiled and car­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED roll service, bureau envi­ Ranch* on private lot In AND FOUND I PERSONALS HELP WANTED desirable location. Flre- peted 31' recreation ronment & customer com­ ploced living room, eot-ln room, laundry room, a Port time driver needed Teachers- RHAM High PHOTOMAT CORP. Get the Want Ad habit ... SWF 24 seeking SWM Port Time Inserters Manchester Insurance Port time Warehouse munication skills. EOEM/F kitchen, large deck .with customized gourmet kit­ Assistant- interior Design through the summer and School, Hebron, CT. Phys­ read and use the little ods 25-30. Do you hove o sense wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask agency has on opening for owning. 2 cor garage. chen, 2 cor garage and of humor, ambition, o fo r Bob. o port time secretory. Firm. Coll for appoint­ Into the toll. Ideal lob for ical Sclence/Chemlstry —Payroll Tax Accountant — $134,900. 6464847. much morel Ottered for In Classified regularly. Typing and telephone ment. 528-2151. retired person or college teacher needed tor open­ below replacement costs good outlook on life, ando Soles Clerk and Delivery must have background in wide vorlety of Interests? skills ore Important. Insu­ student to transport my ing effective In September at $174,900.00. For a pri­ Person wanted tor mod­ 1986. CT certification re­ automated payroll/taxes ACCOUNTS lakYABLE/ Rockville - For Sole or Impounded-.Brittany Spa­ Are you looking for some­ Secretory - Psychologists rance and computer skills Legal Secretory- Medium child from Manchester to rent with option to buy. vate showing coll today! seek se c re to ry , 25-30 size suburban low firm ern pharmacy In large Simsbury and bock. De­ quired. Applications will accounting principals and PAYROLL CLERK "We Guarantee Our niel, female, 8 weeks old, one who Is optimistic, experience helpful but not shopping center. Pleasant S5,000 down. Owner fi­ white and orange. Laurel down ,to earth, sociable hours per week, with essential. 649-2891. seeks full time legal secre­ pendable transportation be accepted thru July customer communication nancing. 8 room Victo­ Homes!" Blanchard & strong organizational tory and real estate clos­ working conditions. Vari­ required. Summer hours 30th. For more Informa­ Knowledge of computerized accounts payable Rossetto Real Estate, 646- and Chestnut Streets. 646- and likes the outdoors and able hours. Apply at once rian. $750 0 month plus SOUTH WINDSOR $110,900 0555 Is not lookl-

Main St. Manchester ex­ Maple T.V. Cabinet with BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY p a g e ^ .. page 8 ... page 9 cellent location. <00 to sliding doors. Will make 1800 square feet. $250 In­ excellent liquor or record cludes heat, lanitor and cabinet. $50. Call 643- 7247.0 I CARPENTRY/ Iltl JMI8CEUANE0U8 f j MISCELLANEOUS parking. 649-5334 or 643- M s b iv ic es 7175.$a,b2,tclos35 CHILD CARE REMODEUNG Id'I serviceg r Main St. Manchester ex­ Counter Top Range for sale. $25. Call 6466324 cellent location. 600 to Part tlra^ babysitter, Remodellng/Carpentry Odd lobs. Trucking. Need A Good Tenant? 1800 squore feet. $250 In­ after 5:00 and ask for Home repairs. You name Zimmer management will Ken.o days, experience pre­ Work. Additions, decks cludes heat, lanitor and ferred, call after 5 PM. and repairs.lnsured. Call It, we do It. Free esti­ find a well qualfled, good parking. 649-5334 or 643- 643-5685. David Cormier, 649-6236. mates. Insured. 643-0304. paying tenant for your 7175.WAIT FOR DONE Beautiful Youngstown rental property In East of MESSAGE! white enamel doppel sink the River area. Many $r,b2,fclas35,s649- with cabinet and all the CARPENTRY/ I PAINTING/' Delivering clean farm years of experience. Very plumbing fittings. $60. loam; 5 yards $75 plus tax. aitrlipstrr HrralJi 5334 Manchester-off Ice I ^ R I N G reasonable fees. Call for space available. 1,2, or 3 Call 643-6452.0 REMODELING Also sand, stone, and particulars. 6463778 or Manchester A City nl Villa()e Charm rooms. Prime location. gravel. Call 643-9504. 872-4115. Ask for Lisa. Parking, heat, lights In­ Air conditioner. 2 Phllco Farrand Remodeling — Nome your own price — A cluded. Very reasonable. 6600. $60. Both. 6467315 Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Father and son.* Fast, Art's Light Trucking - Call Alex Matthews, 649- after.o ters, room additions, dependable service. Cellars, attics, garages 4003. decks, all types of remo­ Painting, Paperhanglng cleaned. Junk hauled. Saturday, July 19, 1986 GOOD THINGS deling and repairs. FR EE & Removal. Call 6465761. Furniture a(id appliances 25 Cents Main St. Manchester Ex­ estimates. Fully Insured. D & D Landscaping. Vaca­ moved. Odd lobs. Very cellent location. 600 to TO EAT Telephone 643-6017, after tion cuttings, hedge trlm- honest, dependable 1800 square feet. $250 In­ 6pm, 647-8509. FLOORING mlong, Prunings, flower worker. 25 years exp6 cludes heat, lanitor and string Beans - Pick your & shrub plantings. Free rience In moving. 6469669 Wealth parking. 649-M34 or 643- own. Also other vegeta­ estimates. Call 659-2436 anytime. 7175. bles. Natsiskv Farms, 644- FIborsandIng-Floors like otter 5:30pm. Ribicoff hails Carpentry and remodel­ new. Specializing In older 0304. ing services — Complete Odd Jobs By Student - I CARS MOTORCYCLES/ Manchester- Chiroprac­ floors, natural and Hedge clipping, window home repairs and remo­ stained. No waxing any­ ! FOR SALE M0PE08 tor’s office. All ready to (FUEL OIL/COAL/ deling. Quality Work. Ref­ Bookkeeping fullcharge cleaning, painting, any­ in hands go. Frank SplleckI, 643- more. John Verfallle. Call 14 years experience for thing. Call Mark. 649-5695. FIREWOOD erences, licensed and In­ 6465750. 2121. I sured. Call 6468165. small business. Write C & Mornings, late evenings. 1981 Dodge Colt. Pre- 1982 Honda Sllverwlng, N Bookkeeping, 47 Teresa mlum model, 4 speed, SOOcc, Interstate, AMAFm O’Neill while For Sale - Firewood. HEATING/ Rd., Manchester, CT. Interior decorating and front wheel drive, radio, cruise control, wo- of few iQ A i RESORT Summer prices, buy now. painting. Reliable, refer­ AM/FM, Cleon and excel- ter cooled shaft drive, full PROPERTY 4 foot lengths. $60 a cord, H PLUMBING ences, free estimates. Call lent condition. $2500. Coll taring with luggage bogs, cut and split $90 or cut to A. Henry Personalized 643-8048. 649-1706 ^000 miles, $1800 or best By Martin Crutslnger order. All prices Include Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Lawn Care-Complete offer. 742-7090. Coventry Lake - Water­ Independent Construc­ The Associated Press Moffett works delivery. Bruce 742-91^. tion Co. General Contrac­ throom remodeling; In­ lawn care and landscap­ Bookkeeping, typing and front cottages now avallo- stallation water heaters, ing. Free estimates, fully transcription done In my MISCELLANEOUS ble. $150-$250 a week. 742- tors, custom home build­ 1978 Lincoln Versollle- WASHINGTON — The Census I RECREATIONAL ing and remodeling, garbage disposals; faucet Insured, all work guaran­ home. I have over 15 years Power steering, power By Judd Everhart 3022. experience. 6460297 after I AUTOMOTIVE Bureau, in its first-ever assess­ the culmination of months of ■e q u ip m en t siding, excavation, etc. repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- teed, senior citizens dis­ breaks, air-conditioning, The Associated Press sometimes bitter campaigning be­ Call 456-8865 or 4567215. osterCard accepted. counts. 647-1349. 4pm. power seats, luxury and ment of wealth in America, said dependable. Call 643-8991 For Sale -1982 Oldsmoble Friday that the top 12 percent of tween the two. Moffett’s campaign I ROOMMATES' HARTFORD — Hundreds of theme has been that O’Neill is WANTED Starcraft Pop-up Tent otter 6:00 PM. Toronada. Excellent Con­ American families control almost I Camper - Sleeps 6. Good dition.Complete luxury 40 percent of household wealth, boisterous Connecticut Democrats simply an “ ordinary governor in condition. Call 649-9895. 1971 900 Horley Davidson, car. $10,000. 1984 Ford on Friday night opened their an extraordinary state” and that F150 Explorer 4x4. Low while the typical black family has Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ Arlen Ness frame, less less than one-tenth of the assets of two-day state convention, where Connecticut deserves better. room home- West Hart- Spaulding Golf Club Set- TAG SALES Q l J C A R S mileage, excellent condi­ TAG SALES TAG SALES than 200 miles top end, a white family. the gubernatorial challenge of O’Neill has campaigned.on his ford/Hartford line. Refur- Drivers 1 and 3, putter FOR SALE custom front end. $2150 or tion. Must see. $10,000. former U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett record, frequently pointing to the blshed Victorian. clubs 3,5,6,and 7. Call trade. Call 643-7800, 12pm 1976 Chew Blazer. Excel­ The report showed a wide gap Giant Church Tag & Bake Garage Sale- Saturday, Tag sale- Saturday, 9-1. lent running condition. between the wealthiest families against Gov. William A. O’Neill is state of Connecticut’s economy: Beautiful condition. Ma- 742-7497. Sale. Soturday 9am-12 1976 AMC Gremlin, 3 to 7pm. on the line. delyn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236- Julv 19, 10am to 3pm. 162 175 Hollister Street. M is­ Good solid truck. Rigged and the poorest, with the two unemployment is half the national noon. 30 Woodside Street, Eldridge St.______cellaneous Items. Rain speed, runs well. $450. Coll for plowing. $5,000. 1982 Moffett was fighting for the average, at 3.5 percent, and 1808. Available August 1st. Blue Takara Dirt Bike. Manchester. 643-2287 after 4pm. Ford 1981 Pickup Truck groups diHering significantly in Good condition. $95. 649- dote, Sunday.______Courier. Large body. 4 Ford E250 Van. Good terms of race and education. support of 270, or 20 percent of the income is so strong that the state Tag Sale- Saturday, Julv convention delegates, the level he 0083.0 cylinder, standard, radio condition with rocks. The study said that the typical has been able to put $205 million Tag Sale- Saturday, Julv 19, 9 to 1, 161 Brookfield Tag Sale- Saturday and 1977 Monte Carlo - Rons $5,000. 1972 Audi lOOLS. needs to qualify for a primary 19, Rain or shine. Moving. Street, Manchester. Clo­ Sunday, 7/19, 7/20. 10am and tope. Excellent condi­ American family had a net worth into a “ rainy day fund” at the same Merchandise good, $600 or best ofter. 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat against O’Neill in September. Tent -7x7. $30.00. Call Furniture, bicycles, many thing, carpet, stereo, etc. to 2pm. 22 Tyler Circle, tion. $2700. 649-5038. of $32,667 when the statistics were time it has cut taxes by almost $300 643-8095.O Coll 633-8144. 128, All best offer. Good Friday’s convention schedule more. 34 Ashworth St.(off Manchester. gathered in late 1984, with by far million in the past two years. 1973 Dodge Charger-One terms on all vehicles. No was chiefly ceremonial and lasted of Autumn St.) Giant Tag Sole- Baby 1977 Ford-Excellent run­ .tonev down to qualified the biggest portion of this wealth, Also to be nominated Saturday is' Men’s 10 speed bike tor Unusual Tag Sole, Satur­ owner, excellent condi­ only 50 minutes. Former U.S. Sen. Items, clothes galore size ning condition. Mony new buyer. Private seller. Call 41 percent, accounted for by equity U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, who sale. 27” Varsity Schwinn, 3 family Tag sale. Satur­ day, Julv 19, 9-4pm. Sun­ tion. S.E. Classic looking Abraham A. Ribicoff. D-Conn., I CLOTHING newborn thru adult. Car ports. $600. 643-1814. 643-1021. in a home. is seeking a second term and is not good condition. Call 649- day, Julv 19,10am to 2pm. day, July 20, 9-1. Antique tor good home. Auto­ delivered the keynote address and 9544. $80.g parts, wood stoves, house­ matic, olr conditioning, INVITATION TO BID Another 17 percent of the median being challenged. There also will 67 South Alton Street, hold, etc, etc. 62 Pleasant cuckoo clock, corner 1979 Chevette, 2 door, made no attempt to sound neutral. be nominations for lieutenant Children’s clothing. Manchester. Excellent shelf($10K upright power steering, brakes, Sealed bids will be received family's net worth was deposited St., Saturday, July 19th automatic. 43,000 miles. In the General Services’ af- “ Bill O’Neill brings to his bid for governor, secretary of the state, Large selection! Infants BOATS/MARINE condition name brand freezer, Victorian and windows. $1900 or best in interest-bearing accounts in and Sunday, Julv 20, 10 to $900 or best offer. Coll flce, 41 Center St., Manches­ re-election an unassailable record treasurer, attorney general and to sl7« 10/12. Most Items children clothes, house­ chalr($45), book shelf, otter. 649-1086. ter, CT until 11.:00a.m. on the banks and other financial institu­ EQUIPMENT A______646-6942 otter 5 or of accomplishment.” Ribicoff comptroller. under $1.00. 644-1950 hold Items, monv new portable dishwasher, date shown below for the fol­ tions while stocks and mutual weekends. lowing; said, as O’Neill supporters burst afternoons. Items. No early birds 5 Family Tag Sale- Rained swan arm rocker, beauti­ Toyota Tercel, ’83, Silver, funds accounted for 7 percent of 16 foot Mad River canoe, ful linen teoset($5), Per­ 5 speed, $3,500/best offer. JU LY 30, 1984- into applause. Please. Rain date- Sun­ out last Saturday. Make 1979 Subaru DL Wagon. total household wealth. paddles Included. Used day, sametime. an ofter, tools, golf clubs, sian lamb and Ermine 646-6249. Ll RECYCLES Moffett loyalists began chanting 4X4. Good shape, extras. The study found that the typical four times. Excellent con­ books, coins, stamps, hat($5), lots of kitchen JU LY 31, 1984 - DUM PSTER “Toby! Toby!" and later, “ Prim­ dition. $800. Please coll Multi family- Saturday, 9 High mileage. $995. Call REFUSE SERVICE - TOWN black household had a net worth of Manchester FURNITURE folding bike, miscellane­ Items, knick knacks, 646-6243. 1980 Chevy Citation, 4 OWNED BLDGS. (REBID) ary! Primary!” 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- to 4. Bedroom furniture, just $3,397, less than one-tenth of ous, Saturday, 10-3. 257 books(.25), records, styl­ door hatch, 4 speed, Ribicoff did depart from his 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for antiques, mirrors, lamps* Spruce St. ish clothes, hats and hand­ AM/FM, very good condi­ The Town of Monchester Is the typical white family, which had 1973 Ford Maverick V-8. an equal oooortunitv em­ prepared remarks as the chanting Bob. glassware, toys, lewelry bags, No “Early Birds” tion. $1,200 or best otter. a median net worth of $39,135. turns out 63,000 miles. Needs minor ployer, and requires an afflr- continued to say: “ Toby Moffett and much more. 194 Great Tag Sale- Saturday, Please! Bids taken at 643-2339, coll otter 5pm. motlve actlonoollcvforal! of Hispanic families fared only MUSICAL French Rd., Bolton. Rain work or sell for ports. $99. was a great congressman who Julv 19th, 9am to 2pm. 102 1pm, Sunday on oil re­ Coll 646-8395.0 Its Contractors and Vendors slightly better with, a median net King - Sized bed. Firm ITEMS or shine. Oxford St., Manchester. maining merchandise. as a condition of doing busi­ served the 6th District with great In force mattress. Two twin box H Wide range of Items. Rain dote 8/2, 8/3, 48 ness with the Town, as per worth of $4,913. leadership. He is a credit to the 1975 Chrysler Newport. inniTRUCKS/VANS Federal Order 11246. springs. Frame. Excellent Tag Sale- Maying- Rain or Buckingham St.(oft Mid­ At the very top, the report said state of Connecticut whether he condition. WIN be sold Lowry organ - good condi­ shine. Saturday, July .19, Air, power steering, I ^ ^ I f o r s a l e Bid forms, plans and specifi­ the wealthiest 12 percent of Ameri­ tion. Asking $600. 649-6411. Tag Sale- Saturday, Julv dle Tpke. East and Earl power brakes, needs cations ore available at the wins or loses at any time. He is a By George Loyng with 2 complete sets of 9am-3pm. 174 Howe St., 19th and July 26th. Odd St.). General Services’ office. can families had a median net sheets, 1 bedspread. All Glastonbury, (between transmission. Runs excel­ Dotsun 1982 pickup. man who made history in the state Herald Reporter Electric guitar with am­ furniture, dlshwore, bicy­ lent. $99. Coll 649-3739.0 TOWN OF worth of $123,474 and accounted for of Connecticut.” for $220, or best offer. Manchester Rd. and Kee­ cles, etc. 134 North School Heavy duty, long bed, cop MANCHESTER, CT. 38 percent of all household wealth 643-8082, evenings & wee­ plified headphones. Good ney St.) Furniture, house- WANTED TO The Moffett crowd erupted with HARTFORD — Manchester Street. 9-3.______and boot rock Included. ROBERT B. WEISS, in the country. This group con­ kends. Keep trying!. condition, works great. wares, pictures, clothing, BUY/TRADE 1979 VW Rabbit, good Excellent condition. $3000 GENERAL MANAGER applause and resumed their chant. Mayor Barbara Weinberg will give Asking $65. Call 646430S.G outdoor furniture, exten­ H condition, some rebuilt 036-07 trolled 63 percent of all stocks and Tag Sale- 61 Bush Hill Rd. or best offer. 643-9108. State Party Chairman Timothy the nominating speech today for and new parts, stereo S3 percent of all bonds and money Pine hutch with glass sion ladder, stepladders, Bunk beds, much more. Herald photo by Tucker J. Moynihan had to repeatedly gubernatorial challenger Toby AM(/FM radio. Asking market funds. windows on top, excellent PETS AND garden tractor with Saturday, July 19th. bang the gavel to bring the raucous Moffett’s choice for lieutenant condition. Asking $300. trailer, sleeper and plow. $1500. Coll 643-8232 NO'nCe TO CREDITORS This top 12 percent, which SUPPLIES INVITATION TO BID «M4 ESTATE OF Merry In the woods Moffett delegates to order. Many governor — Richard Sontag of Call 646-0633. Garden taols and much Tag Sale- 276 Avery St., MARION G. SEALAND, earned $48,000 or more in income Wanted Used Clothes In 1979 AM C Spirit. 6 cy­ “PURCHASe A DELIVERY 19M Moffett sympathizers were angry Stamford. mare. South Windsor. Saturday. DODOE MINI RAM VAN’ a/k/a MARION GRAY each year, was predominantly excellent condition. Girls linder, automatic, low mi­ SEALAND, late of that Moffett was not introduced at Weinberg, who headed a slate of Blue 3 pelce sectional, Boxer Puppies For Sale. 9am-4pm. 25 year attic The Board of Education, 110 white, well-educated and em­ An inevitable part of summer camp is this summer. The two 8-year-olds, both excellent condition. $100. Giant Tag Sale- Baby size 6-6x, Boys sizes 3 and leage, runs excellent, Lone Hill Drive, East Hart­ Manchester, deceased the opening of the convention. Moffett delegates that unsuccess­ $400 each with papers. accumulation. Books, fa­ 4. Call 742-0501 The Hon. William E. Fitz­ ployed in white-collar jobs or the making of new friends or the Full size sleeper, good Call 643-8197 anytime. Ask Items, clothes galore size bric, games, dishes, etc. power steering and ford, Ct., will receive sealed from Manchester, look over a teddy bear Ribicoff ticked off several of fully challenged the slate of 23 brakes, olr conditioning, bids for "PURCHASE & DE­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court owners of their own businesses. condition. $50. 649-1224. for Jill or Steve. newborn thru adult. Car LIVERY 1986 DODGE MINI of Probate, District of Man­ strengthening of old friendships, as constructed from cotton balls, one of O’Neill’s accomplishments and delegates Manchester sent to the parts, wood stoves, house­ (CARS spoke mags, rodlols, RAM VA N ”. Bid Information chester at a hearing held on Almost half of the wealthiest convention, said she was asked Free! 2 Kittens, I male, I CARS AM /FM cassette. Coll af­ Cheryl Vaillancourt (left) and Kati many craft activities offered at the Girl made a point of noting the state’s Living room Chair, excel­ hold, etc, etc. 62 Pleasant FOR SALE and specifications ore avail­ Julv 14,1986 ordered that all Americans, 48 percent, had college Friday afternoon by Moffett cam­ female, 9 weeks old. Litter St., Saturday, July 19th FOR SALE ter 5, 646-6705. $2300. able at the Business Office. claims must be presented to Medeiros discover while attending Scout day camp. Story, more photos in healthy fi.scal status. lent condition. Foam Cu­ the fiduciary on or before Oc­ paign manager Marc Caplan to shion. $25. Call 649-8390.O trained. Good homes and Sunday, July 20, 10 to Sealed bids will be received Please turn to page 8 Moffett said he was too busy only. 6467495. until Monday, August 4,1986 tober 17,1986 or be barred as Camp Merrie-Wood on Gardner Street today’s Weekend Plus magazine. working on delegates to listen to deliver the speech. 4. Rain date, 8-2 ond 63. at 1:00 p.m. at which time by low provided. Ribicoff’s speech and said he Weinberg said she had never met Wood Loveseat and chair. Tag Sale- Manchester- they will be publicly opened Mary Lou Taylor, Good condition. $25.00. ■ MISCELLANEOUS and read aloud. The Board of Clerk didn’t care about it. He said he Sontag before, but was honored to Saturday, 7-19-86. 47 Ho­ Education reserves the right The fiduciary Is: wasn’t surprised by Ribicoff’s be chosen. 646-1760.D ■fo r s a l e mestead St. Many good to accept or relect any or all Evans F. Sealand, Jr. Items.______^______bids or the right to waive P.O. Box 133 endorsement of O’ Neill, noting After delegates had cleared the Complete twin bed set. Canton Center, CT 06020 Newport News gets Trident work auditorium Friday night, she chat­ Take a Look that Ribicoff was on O’Neill’s technical formalities If It Is In Matress, box spring, For Sale-9x12 all wool Tag Sale - Furniture, ap­ the best Interest to do so. and campaign committee. ted with Sontag in the middle of a braided rug, Chippendale Richard A. Huot Barbara S. Edgerton frame and head board. pliances, pool table, clo­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The building the boats is Newport indicate it to be feasible to compete O’Neill said he was confident he sea of empty chairs. Only a sofa 83 Inches long, excel­ thing and miscellaneous. Director 240 Henry St. spring. It is 'routine following fhe Call 643-4734 after 6pm. Business Services Manchester, CT 04040 Navy, in a step toward finding a News, which currently ■ nakes completion of trials for a new in the Trident program.” could fend off Moffett’s challenge, security guard covering Sontag lent condition. Kerosene Friday 18th-Saturday 039-07 040-07 was present during their discus­ 7 piece bedroom set, white heater only 2 years old. 19th, 8-4. 40 Marlon Dr. off We Have Mazdas! second producer for Trident mis­ nuclear-powered attack subma­ submarine to re-enter the yard for Some congressmen have questi­ while Moffett said Friday after­ with brass trim. $400. Call Quartz heater, 2 Chippen­ Vernon St. sile submarines, awarded a shake- rines and aircraft carriers. final inspections and correction of oned the wisdom of attempting to noon that he was “ hovering at the sion. While talking to Sontag, she 649-5830. dale wing chairs, antique down maintenance contract Fri­ Newport News Shipbuilding is a any equipment problems. inject competition into the Trident 270 mark” He needs the support of was preparing her speech. Tag Sale - Strong St. (off LEGAL NOYICE night stand, original milk TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT day to the Newport News wholly owned subsidiary of Ten- The Navy has been trying for two program at this point. The Navy 270 of the 1,349 delegates to force a Weinberg, who wore a royal blue Chest Freezer, 17.2, fast red paint, bench set com­ Woodland). Saturday, Shipbuilding & Drydock Co. for a neco Inc., and is headquartered in hopes to build at least 20 Tridents primary. baseball cap with a “ Toby” sticker Julv 19. 9am to 3pm. years to woo Newport News into freeze, 5 baskets, excel­ plete with weights. Call Pursuant to Connecticut General Statutes, Section 7-192a, submarine that was built by the Newport News, Va. but has already awarded contracts “ I think we’re over the top, 274, on the front, denied she was asked after 6pm, except Satur­ the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester approved the Trident business. The Trident lent condition. $200. Call Tag Sale - Friday, 18th, the foltowlng proposed Charter amendments to the Charter General Dynamics Corp. The Navy, in a brief contract for J3 to General Dynamics. 275 (delegates)." Moffett said. to make the speech as a trade-off 649-0520. day any time.6465808. contract now stands as the only Saturday, 19th. 11 Mea­ of the Town of Manchester. The proposed Charter amend­ The contract, valued at |4 announcement, said Friday it was major shipbuilding project Sucir*<«riticism has been dis­ “ We’re here to do one thing: get for not being chosen to run for the dow Rd., Bolton, 9 to 3. ments will be submitted to the electors of the Town of Man­ post of secretary of the state on the Summer ’’Hot” Sale! chester for approval or relectlon at the next regular election million, will allow Newport News awarding Newport News a con­ awarded each year by the Navy missed by Rear Adm. Stuart Platt, qualified, get the heck out of here I 7 r j TV/STEREO/ Baby clothes and furni­ to be held on November 4, 1986. to become familiar with the tract worth $3,981,760 for “ post­ the Navy’s competition advocate, and head to September.” Moffett ticket. Flashing arrow signs $269. ture, toys, bikes and many without any competition. Lighted, non-arrow $259. The following provisions are to be deleted from the Char­ Trident submarine and, the Navy shakedown availability work” on Last January, after being soli­ who says the service is convinced State Rep. Jonathan Pelto. a key I 1 APPLIANCES household Items. Although some people might Unllghted $229. (free let­ ter; hopes, make a final commitment the Nevada. cited by the Navy, Newport News there is enough work left in the O’Neill strategist, said Moffett was have considered it a compliment. ters) Few left. See locally Tag Sale - Friday, Satur­ Sec. 10-8. Fire Districts and Fire Departments. to begin bidding to build the giant “Work will be performed in expressed an interest in bidding on program to take advantage of far short of 270: “ He’s 34 short. Panasonic Upright Va­ 1(800)423-0163, anytime. Democratic Town Director Peter cuum — With attach­ day and Sunday, Julv 18, The fire Districts existing In the Town at the effective submarines from scratch. Newport News, Va., and is ex­ the Nevada’s post-shakedown in­ competitive bidding. He's still significantly short.” 19, 20. Two man saw, MAZDA RX-7 TURBO date of this Charter shall continue In all respects as now The nuclear-powered Tridents pected to be completed Jan. 26, A Trident builder receives about “Toby Moffett is certainly not DiRosa said he was surprised and ments, bags & extra belt. 7 provided by law. spection contract. 9x12 braided rug. Rust, children’s chairs. 483 Hlll- are now made solely by General 1987." the Navy said. $600 million for each submarine. close to 20 percent. He's engaged in a little taken aback by having been months old. $50. Good white, black and green. Sec. 19-10. Provisions for Consolidation. Then in March,-The company condition. Call 6463245 stown Rd., Manchester. Dynamics' Electric Boat Division The Nevada is the nation's Weapons and other equipment political meandering ... (and) mistaken for Toby Moffett. Excellent condition. $60. 9am to 5pm. Roln orshine. The Town may, by ordinance, establish a Town Fire De­ informed the Navy that while it after 5pm. Call 643-9941, anytime. partment, and assume all the powers and duties requisite in Groton, Conn. The only other eighth Trident submarine and had made no final decision, “ v/e supplied by the government bring wishful thinking," he added. Tag Sale - Saturday, 7-19, ■f a s t e s t m a z d a y e t thereto, and by such ordinance may include within the American shipyard capable of began its sea trials earlier this feel the ultimate conclusion will the total price tag to $1.3 billion. The roll call Saturday will mark Pleaoe turn to page 8 6800 BTU Carrier air con­ 9am to 4pm. 71 Hawthorne PLUS: lurlsdictlon of such Town Fire Department those por­ ditioner. Like new condi­ Ice Cream Freezer - Use St., Manchester. Rain or tions of the Town noWwIthIn the boundaries of the South tion. Used one season. as home freezer, $40. Fold­ shine. No eorly birds. NEW RX-7 TURBO Manchester Fire District, or of the Eighth School and ing Roll-awav cot yi/lth Utilities District of Manchester, or both, and may as­ Asking $200. 649-6411. sume all the powers, duties, assets, liabilities and obliga­ TODAY’S HERALD CAMBRIDGE REPORTS Highlights mattress, $20. Both g'ood Indoor Tag Sale - Pine 0-60, 6.7 SECONDS. QUARTER- TFiE1987 tions of either, or both, of such Districts, relating to fire DEP may sue town Black and White T V -19 condition. 649-2338. Hutch, 2 bar stools, RCA MILE. 15.2 SECONDS. 182 FUEL- protection, provided the provisions of any such ordi­ Excellent condition. Ask­ disc, other furniture and nance concerning the territory, lurlsdictlon or property Lawn mower-John Deere miscellaneous household INJECTED, 2-STAGE TURBO 2000 of either the Sooth Manchester Fire District, or of the Reagan and the Deficit ing $25. Call 647-7361 after no. Excellent condition, MAZDA B . Eighth School and Utilities District of Manchester shall 5pm. Items. Saturday and Sun- HORSEPOWER. not become effective until such District, In a meeting on water violations attachments. Best offer. doay, 7/19, 7/20, 9am to duly called for that purpose, shall hove voted to accept Its MIssaii reflects Index Do you feel President Reagan's economic poH(^clis are dHtitelly Honda RX80 Dirt bike. 6pm. 12B Esquire Dr., AN EXCEPTIONAL BLEND OF provisions. Q responsible for the recent increases ffi federal budget Michael Missari. who recently Coll 649-1621. Manchester.______Only 2 Now Available! TECHNICAL SOPHISTICATION. Sec. 19-11. Other Functions of the Eighth School and Utlll- By John F. Kirch may force the DEP to take action stepped down as chairman of 16 pagoa, 2 aactlona RIDING COMFORT, AND VALUE. tle* District of Manchester. Herald Reporter against the town — including filing Twin size Mattress used Tag Sale - Saturday and Bolton's Public Building Cktmmis- Waakand Wua magazina Insida Sunday, 7/19, 7/20, The Town may also, by ordinance, assume any and oil of a lawsuit of its own or instituting a Reagan policies cause deficit 38% Washer and Dryer- Sears very little. Asking $70. Also' 30 In Stock! the lurlsdictlon, powers, duties, assets. Mobilities and sion, said his group was only able fine or a possible moratorium on 8:30am-3pm. 462 Hll|lard 13 The state Department of Envir­ Reagan policlea do not cause deficit 46% heavy duty Kenmore au­ Good condition. Older Hard to find RX-7 obllgatlans of the Eighth School and Utilities District of to accomplish all that it did Advice__ onmental Protection may be sewer hookups in Manchester, said tomatic washer; 5 cycles, box spring Free. 649-1433. St. Furniture, windows Manchester which do not relate to fire protection or the Don’t know 16% with Automatic Transmission maintenance of a Fire Department, provided no such or­ because members of the Board of Classified. forced to sue the town in connec­ Robert Norwood, director of water 5 water temperatures, 2 with storms and miscel­ Base, SE-5 & Luxury water leyels, self cleaning laneous household Items. dinance shall become effective until said District, In a Finance changed their attitude a Com ics__ tion with renewed charges that compliance engineering for the Vltamoster Exercise 2 Now Available! meeting duly called for that purpose, shall have voted to year ago. But he expressed satis­ lint filter, $210. Dryer; 3 Bike. Like new. $75. Coll accept Its provisions. Connecticut__ Manchester's sewer' treatment DEP. Tog Sale-Julv 19th. 9 to 4. faction with his achievements and dryer cycles, fabric selec­ 649-6306 ofter 5 pm. The tollowlng provision Is to be added to the Charter: plant is violating the federal Clean Norwood said a meeting has Clothes, small applian­ said the town is “ on the verge of Entertainment. been scheduled for Wednesday tor control, wrink le guard Section 19-19. Frovislene for Consolidation. Water Act, a state official said and lint screen, $165. Both ces, bike. 77 Durant greatness.” Story on page 3. Focus______between the DEP and town offi­ Umbrella Tent-7X7 with Street, Manchester. Rain ■MUST SELL!- ■$ SAVE $■ Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Charter or Friday. for $300. Call 289-2087 after poles. $30. 643-8095.O the provisions of any Special Act (Including but not Locai news. The charge is being made by the cials to discuss the allegations 6 PM. date Julv 20th. limited to the provisions of 195$ Special Act. No. 328 os Lottery____ Manchester Environmental Coali­ ' made by the environmental group For Sole four 12 foot amended by 1957 Special Act No. 284), the exclusive and to map out a legal strategy. Tag Sale- Hlllvlew Con­ method of consolidating the government of the Town tion, which is threatening to file its planks. Two used 2x10. Come test drive yours at Obituaries . The DEP and town have w o rk ^ Two new 2x8. All for dos, Green Rd. (across with the government of a political subdivision therein. In­ Partly cloudy own suit against the town, along $15.00. Call 643-7153.n from 7-11) Saturday, 10 to cluding any special district within the Town, shall be the O pinion_ _ with the D E P and the federal closely to g e (^ r in their efforts to method set forth In the General Statutes of the State of clean up di^harge leaving the Air conditioner. Westing- 4. Parking along fence Connecticut. Partly cloudy, warm and humid People____ Environmental Protection only. sewage treatment plant on Olcott house. Heayy duty win­ Boston Rocker- Maho­ The proposed Charter amendments will be submitted for today, tonight and Sunday with Sports. Agency. dow unit, 24000 BPU, 120 gany. New condition. $59. / M0RIAR<¥»V brothers / Exit 60 Off I 84 the ballot In the form of the following question; highs both days well up in the 80s. The group’s threat to sue if the Street, which is scheduled to be yolts, cools 5 rooms. $200. Call 64631)88.0 Household Items, furni­ U.S./VYortd. town doesn't show intent to comply Source Survey ol ir»e U S aduli popuiaticjri by Cambridge Reports, Cambridge. MA "Shall the Charter of the Town of Manchester be Lows tonight in the mid-60s. ' i% 6 Cambridge Reflprts Inc Dislnbuled by King Features Syndicate Coll 289-2087 after 6 PM. ture, classic 1969 Chev­ Hours: amended to provide that the exclusive method of consoli­ Details on page 2. Weather__ with the act within the next 60 days Please tarn to page 3 1976 18 horse power John­ rolet Comarro to close Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m. dating the government of the Town with the Eighth Utlll- estate. 57 Turnbull Rd., 301-315 CENTER STREET tle District be the method set forth In the General Statutes Lasonic Boom Box • 100 son motor. In excellent Saturdays 'til 5 p.m. watts. Never used. $145 or running condition. $375, Manchester, Saturday, MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT of the State of Connecticut?" best offer. Call 6465634. Coll 649-0050. July 19, 9:30am to lorn 643-5135 0394)7 I