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THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY. JULY 22. 1981 57 hiutmail funds down 0.13 UPPER GROWTH INDEX: 157.93, A water problem i has Amherst boiling Fr ktcm 11 2.06 USGv IO 4.M UtOtie 430 4.44 Res Cap 12 Hs Egty 5 S6 5 Fundi Inc Group? PnTx Fr 1272 12.80 Pom Sq 8.16NX Ptxta Fd 9.97 10.90 Phoenix Chase: Bat Ser 8.53 9 32 Gw Ser 9.1910.04 Stk Ser iM 9.40 Pilgrim Group: Captal 5.14 554 hcom 7.11 7.47 Pog Fd 15.25 14.44 Pioneer Funds: OJBF- jtKtajar aW 4V he Snr UN.I Lt.fi 4 mm hdus tr (z) (z) 8S3NJ "The coloform level rises evervT 17 N. Pac Tuesday July 21. Nl Bid Ask Able Asc 2573 N.L.

Acorn Fd 26.IIN.L. AOV Fd 14 40 N.L Afuture 1473 NJ AIM Funds: Con YW 1479 15.12 Edsn Gl 1324 14.18 HYId Sc IH At Fd 17 2SN.L. Am Birth 19 13.32 Amor Funds Group: Am Bal 141 9.49 Amcop 4.04 4.40 Am Mut 12 13.44 An Gre 9 47 10 57 Bnd FA 11.04 12.07 Fnd Inv 1.44 9.22 Glti Am 12 49 13 65 Gate Opt 15.84 HUGE S-S 29.38 Ni 73 N.L. Bnd Fd 7.79 8.51 GE SSLT Gen Sec 20772110 12.02 N.L. 17.69 NX.

Grth Hamilton Group: Pion Fd Pionr I Plannd PU Gro PU Trn 13.37 14.41 1772 NX 14.40 17.92 14.38 15.72 5.12 5.60 Fund Grwth t.98 10.91 6.71 NX 1 1.94 NX 27.71 NX 165.68 NX 22.20 NX 8.62 9.24 Hart Gth Hart Lv Heroid Horace MA HiY hd FAm Inc Am I A Nw Prs 107 IM 901 90S 12 7.58 NX Price Rowo: Grwth 1333 NL, hcom 7.72 NX Nw Era 21.81 NX Nw Hot 14.72 NX Tax fr 745 NX Pro Services: Md Tec 15.25 NX Pro Fd 8.50 NX Pro he 7.53 NX Prud Sys 12.81 14.01 Putnam Funds: Corner 1152 14.78 Wash 7 51 121 Intercapital Fds: Amur Genl Grewp: Oiv Gr 9.31 9 85 A GCBd 4.04 4.42 AG Ent 14 23 15.55 Gen Ex 01 N.L 12.22 12.93 11.76 12.44 9.13 9.44 8.70 9 04 Hi Yield md vai Nat Res Tax Ex Grwth 27 14 ML. Hi Yield 34 9 50 III Invest AG Mun 1S.14 1S.90 10.09 11.03 Georg Grwth Hi Yield AG Ven 22.14 24.20 Inv kvJc 45 NL. Cmsttc IIS! 12.44 Fnd Am 10.2S ll.2oJ In Quo! hv Bos 10.98 11 .84 Horbr 11.47 1275 Pace Fd 29 333205 1271 13.89 11.44 12.72 14.22 15.25 5.48 5JJ8 16.95 18.52 9.34 10.21 1150 14.75 17.32 18. 18 16.91 18.48 15.30 16.72 179 NX Provt In Investors Group: OS Bnd 4.00 4.14 IDS Gth 14.14 15.37 OS HYI 3.53 3.48 3.97 42 7.61 20 ht! Equ Invest Option Tax Ex Vista Voyog Rainbw it Am Grth Am Her it Am Insln Am kivst Alv Inc 3.03 N.L. S.04 S.53 12(4 NJ 10W N.L.

OS NO OS Pro OS Tax Revere 8.30 NX Satellite photo of nation's cloud cover was taken at 8:30 last night. NOAA PHOTO VIA AP Safeco Group: Am Med year around this time, but year for some reason it's kept get; ting worse, instead of better," he; said. "We really don't know He added that the problem is ex.i acerbated by the exodus of college; students in the summer. Because decreased water use. the chlorine is, not flushed through the pipes ofterr enough, Holeva said.

Restaurants have been hardest hit by the contamination. At7 Plumbley's Off The Common, man-i ager Patrick Fern said he has haj to buy ice and soft drinks each day' "It's pretty crazy, but we're said Fern, who added he hasw about 20 gallons of water constantly to handle food prepara tiOn. At UMass-Amherst, where oniy about 5000 students are enrolled for classes during the summer, offfc cials said the water problem posetj Just a minor invconvenience, no classes or research projects af-i fected. "About the only big problem not being able to come back to lji cold glass of water after a five-mile; run," said a school spokesman, Arthur Clifford. For residents, it's meant having to boil and cool water every timel' they want a drink, or finding other sources of water.

Elizabeth Staab said she goes to her sister's house in Northampton each day to get two gallon jugs fresh water. JE "I'm staying healthy." Staab; said, addinf? that she won't ewrr' 9.41 10.45 4 71 S.12 3.05 3.19 9.08 9.87 20.47 22.17 4.40 6.89 9.72 10 5.27 576 5.70 6 23 3.20 3.50 204.15 N.L. 4 17 4 56 16.40 17.92 By Michael Davis Globe Correspondent Russell Slocum is one of the few people in Amherst who has not been inconvenienced by the week-old request by town officials that residents boil their drinking water. Slocum doesn't like the taste of the town's water anyway, and buys bottled spring water when he wants a drink. But for many others in the town of 22.000, especially restaurant owners, the need to boil the bacteria out of their drinking water has been a nuisance.

Water in Amherst, particularly around the University of Massachusetts campus, was found last week to contain too high a level of the bacterium coloform, and officials in the state's Department of Environmental Quality Engineering (DEQE) asked residents to boil drinking water for five minutes as a safeguard against disease. Jim Holeva, assistant sanitary engineer for DEQE, said efforts are being made to lower the contamination level by flushing the town's water pipes and tanks. By the end of this week, Holeva 'hopes, the bacteria level may be brought down to an acceptable level. The problem is caused by a vari-. ety of things, even this year's infestation of gypsy Holeva said the age of the city's pipes and chlorination facilities, and the recent rains that have swept gypsy moths and other organic material into the reservoirs, all have played a role in the contamination.

Mutual Stock Select Ver Pay hv Resh ISI Group: Grwth AmNt Gr ANtt Inc Amway (z) (I) Showers possible, cooler, less humid Axe-Heughton; lot Wxfaodoy 4 Boston araa: Chance of morning showers, clearing in afternoon, cooler and less humid today. Highs 75 to 80 (24-27 C). Tonight, clear, lows in 50s (10-15 C). Tomorrow, sunny, highs around 80 (27 C). Wind northwest at 15 to 20 mph today.

fw tiiffls, 7nars: TrPo Sh (z) (z) Trst Sh 9.43 HLiJ btei Fnd 32.59 NX Ivy Fund 10.10 NX JP Gwth 12 37 13.45 JP hem 7.17 779 Janus Fd 10.36 NX John Hancock: Bahc 126 8.96 Bnd Fd 12.35 1142 Grwth 110512.01 Tax Ex 1.87 944 Kauf Fd 1.94 NX Kemper Funds: Equity 1176 NX Grwth 16.68 NX hcom 11.23 NX St Paul Funds: Cptl Fd 14.01 1490 Grwth 1434 15.47 Sped 23.51 NX Sc udder Funds: Comon llol NX Devi Fd 53.48 NX hcom 10. 14 NX Inn Fnd 17J1 NX Mun Bd 4.15 NX Sped 49.58 NX Security Ponds: Bnd Fd 7.34 7.57 Equity 7.21 7JJ8 Invest 937 10.46 UHra (.70 9.51 Selected Funds: Sole Am 7.35 NX. Sole Sol 14.53 NX Setigman Group: BrdS lv 12.5613.54 Natl hv (.17 Un Capt 9.97 107S hem 11.01 11J7 Bal Fnd 7.19 7J6 Fund 1.41 9.14 Incom 4.03 4.31 Stock 9.31 10.17 BLC Gth 15.M 17.36 BLC he 13.56 Bebs he 1.31 NL Bads hv 12 53 N.L. Bache Chanceller: HiY Fd 9.27 9.94 HY' Mun 12.58 13.17 Deed 14.51 15.54 Tax Ex 1.00 N.L. Beacon 1147NL.

Beacn HI 12.59 N.L. Berger Group: 100 Fnd 14 46 N.L. 101 Fnd 10.55 NX. Boston Company: Fd 10.9011.68 Jhrt Cap 27.28 N.L. Bost, Fdn 9.88 Bull And Bear Grp: Capam 1071 N.L.

Captl Sh 13.29 N.L. Gotcnd 14.44 N.L. Calvin Bullock: hcom 7.14 7.60 Grwth 11.04 12.09 Hi Yield Mun Bd 8.42 9.03 7.05 7.40 Horn Opt he 13.45 14.70 Sumtt 18.9320.49 Stioa't StO'tOnOry O' WCAlHtl Sttviti Tochnl 12.49 1X45 12.84 1445 Total EXTENDED FORECASTS MeoMa4tiAj8Bo)tts, Rhode Island, Connecticut Fair Friday and Saturday, chance of showers on Sunday. High temperatures ranging from 80s Inland to 70s along the coast. Overnight lows in 50s Friday and in 60s Saturday and Sunday.

Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Friday, increasing cloudiness Saturday, chance of showers Sunday. Highs in 70s to low 80s, lows in upper 40s and in 50s. Vermont: Fair Friday, chance of showers late Saturday and Sunday. Highs in mid 70s to mid 80s, lows in 50s Friday, rising into 60s by Keystone Mass Grp: Bnd Fd Com Stk 5.44 595 116514.92 12.461142 Cust Bl 13.15 13.73 Cust B2 15.8817.36 Cust B4 .05 7.70 But Fd 14.1817.68 Grwth Sentry 9.42 10.30 285 3.12 Cust Kl 7.36 8.04 24.08 NX Sequoia Cust K2 4.47 7.07 Shearson Funds: Cust SI 17.03 18.61 NtoaTChuMtts, Including Cap Cod and Ida island, Rhode) Island, Connecticut: Mostly sunny extreme west portion, chance of morning showers east portion, clearing in afternoon. Cooler and lass humid today, Nghs In 70s.

Clear tonight, lows In 50s. Sunny tomorrow, highs around 80. Massachusetts eoaatal marine ferecaat: Winds northwest 10 to 15 knots today, diminishing to 10 knots or less tonight. Visibility improving to greater than 5 mites. Seas decreasing to 1 to 3 feet.

Maine, New Hampahlre: Partly sunny today. Highs in 70s, lows 50s. Sunny to- -morrow, highs Vermont: Partly sunny, continued breezy and cool today. Highs In upper 60s to low 70s, low in tow to mid 40s. Sunny tomorrow, highs in mid to upper 70s.

Cdn Fd Oiv Shr Hi hem incom Natwd Tax Fr Cent Sns THE NATIONAL FORECAST: Thunderstorms are forecast from the northern half of the Plains to the central and upper Mississippi Valley, across the Gulf Coast states and over the Southwestern mountains. Temperatures are expected to be warm, with readings of 100 degrees or higher in the southern and central Plains. Mild temperatures are predicted for the northeastern third of the nation. Cust S3 10.3011.26 10.6911.53 9 06 9.90 9.31 10.17 8.66 9.09 1 1.81 1273 AT 4.41 7.01 Cust S4 ooii waier ior cooKing oecause sne doesn't trust the water. i 12.76 1165 15.57 16.65 11.6412.25 14.93 15.97 16.18 17.30 8.91 NX Aporc hcom Mg Mun Drect Tri he Sh Dean 4.54 4.98 1Z16 13.29 hit Fd Mass Mon Mk (z) (z) Chart Fd 19 39 21.19 Chep Dot 19.53 N.L.

Chest Ex 36 28 N.L. Colonial Funds: Sirra Gr 13.96 NX Keystone Tax Free Sigma Funds: Fd 6.89 7.18 Lexington Group: Cp Ledr 12.9214.18 Cap Shr 8.14 8.90 Fund 10.71 11.70 HIGH TIDE Grwth (Daylight Saving Time) 6.94 NX GNMA Hi Yield 7.83 8.54 6 63 7.25 5.97 6.52 A.M. 150 construction workers protest out-of-state hiring Incom" 11 JO NX 1475 NX 1.00 NX 10.18 11.13 Grwth Resrch Tax Fr Lite htv hem Sh hv Sh Trst Sh Ventur Smith SB IfcGr So GenF Swst hv Swtv he Opt he 10.4711.44 Tax Mg 16.6518.20 Cotum 21 23 N.L. MINIATURE ALMANAC July 22, 1981 (Eastern Daylight Time) Sunrise 5:28 Moonrise 11:37 pm Sunset 8:13 Moonset 11:08 am Length of day 14:45 Day of 203 Headlights on 8:43 pm 4.44 7 At 12.841405 9.05 744 137 1532 14J4 9.15 943 1121 1183 M.92 11J1 427 441 1431 1527 Old Orchard. Ma Hampton Beach, N.H.

Plum island Ipswich BOSTON AREA Sdtuate 12.27 NX NORTHEAST MT. WASIBHOTOO) OMBtVATORV fuo. Toeedoy My 1M1 Weather. Rain: wind: WNW 40-50 mph; temperature: 52; maximum: 57; minimum: 52; precipitation: 1.59ln. BOSTON TEloKftATUREfl Lindner Commonwealth: P.M.

3:50 4:06 4:04 4:02 4:04 3:59 4:09 4:03 3:18 3:34 3:32 3:30 3:32 3:27 3:37 3:31 Loomis Saytos Fas: 1.14 1.23 1.60 1.73 A IB Comp Bd Corse Fd Sow 9.06 9.74 9.69 10.42 State Bond Croup: Plymouth Cape Cod Canal (E) HIGH TIDE 3:32 4:04 20.83 N.L. Concrd 9.9' Hgt. of tide 10.2' area," said the spokesman, who re fused to be identified. "What they" are doing is importing cheap labor from Canada and New Hampshire: so they don't have to pay Boston Conn General: Cape Cod Canal (W) 12:28 Falmouth 3:14 3:46 91 74 CG Fd 13.52 14.62 High yesterday Low Cap Dv 17.39 NX Mutual 13.81 NX Lord Abbott: Affitat 8.69 9.37 Bnd deb 9.14 9.99 Dvl Gro 18.3620.07 hcom 2.68 2 89 Lutheran Brother: Broh Fd 11.5012.57 Bro he 7.23 7.90 Br MBd 6.15 6.72 Bro US 7.42 811 Hyannls Port 4:33 CG he 5.91 4.39 TRAVEL FORECAST LOW TIDE 9:49 10:13 Hgt. of low tide 0.0" MOON'S PHASES Last Quarter July 24: 5:40 am New Moon July 30: 11:52 pm 1st Quarter Aug.

3:26 pm Fun Moon Aug. 15; 12:37 pm Com Fd 574 4.12 DtvesH 540 4.12 Progrs 7.80 (32 StFr Bal 12.10 NX St Fr Gr 9.87 NX State Sir 70.237040 StStr Ex 65.95 NX Stoadman Funds: Am hd 3.34 NX Asso Fd .88 NX Invest 1.53 NX Ocean 6.90 NX 4.54 7.09 12.50 13.00 19.09 N.L. 7.09 NX CG MB Cons hv Cnsln gw ConMt prices. nine. rqrrvC 505 4:34 4:16 4:18 5:00 4:34 12:38 Mo Low CHy Chatham 4:02 Weimoot 3:44 Provincetown 3:46 Nantucket Harbor 4:28 Oak Bluffs 4:02 Now Bedford Contry 14.11 17.41 Aimouen Deaceiui in ineir aem Mass Financ'l Svcs Delaware Group: Deeatr 14.57 15.92 MIT Departure from normal 4-3 Departure this month 4-72 Departure this year 303 BOSTON DECREE-OA DATA Degree-day units 0 Total this month 2 Total for season 2 Total corres.

date last year 2 30-year normal, corres. date 0 BOSTON PRECIPITATION Stein Roe Funds: About 150 local construction workers yesterday morning protested the alleged hiring by Boston University of out-of-state workers at lower wages to complete renovation of the old Lahey Clinic on Sherborn street. A spokesman for the protesters, who said he has been out of work for two months, said the Erland Construction Burlington hired contractors from New Hampshire and Canada instead of hiring Boston workers at a higher wage. He said many of the workers who were refused jobs have been out of work as long as a year. "They Erland officials are undermining wages paid in this 2033 NX 20J4NX 12.22 13.18 12.79 1379 14.65 15.80 (.61 9.28 11.78 1170 11.01 7.59 7.97 5.94 6.40 23.62 NX Deteh TxF Pa Denv Delta Destiny Drect Cp Dodg Bal MtG MO MCD MFD MFB MMB MFH Mather 6.44 7.04 6.07 6.36 16.04 17.53 10.02 10.95 11.22 (z) 2.48 NX.

22.93 N.L. 20.31 NX Balanc CapHI Sped Stock Tax Ex Strat hv Strat Gth 12.43 NX 1(47 NX. 6.49 NX 7.12 7.71 22.93 NX 10471146 Dodgcx onstration, the protesters were cessful in keeping constructioi) workers from the work area. Aboufei-15 of the Erland workers left the; site at 8 a.m., saying they had othJ -er jobs. Erland officials could not be reached for comment.

Boston University is renovating the former clinic to be part of of Education. G.P.M. 14.30 NX. Dr Burn 14.74 NX Merrill Lynch: Sun Gro Tax Man 78 44 68 S3 94 72 90 58 93 55 77 60 78 56 104 77 90 57 81 51 65 70 112 62 SO 70 87 65 94 76. 89 77 77 61 94 77 65 64 102 78 108 85 83 63 65 59 95 61 97 77 63 51 74 55 63 65 Albany Sunny Anchorage Partly ddy Atlanta Sunny Billings Partly cloudy Boise Fair Chicago Partly cloudy Columbus, Sunny Sunny Denver Fair Detroit Sumy Kansas City Prtty ddy Los Vega Fair Los Angeles Fair Louisville Sunny Memphis Partly Cloudy Miami Beach Tstorms Plly ddy New Orleans Prtly ddy New York Sunny Ok la.

City Sunny Phoenix Fair Raleigh Sunny Rapid City Prtly ddy Salt Lake City Fair San Antonio Sumy San Francisco Fair Seattle Cloudy Washington Sunny 1344 1491 Basic VI. 10.9311.69 17.11 830 Dreyfus Group: A Bonds 12.07 N.L. Dry! Fd 15.24 16.46 Dryf Lv 22.04 24.09 Numb 9 11.58 NX Templeten Group: Grwth 7.76 8.48 Cptl Fd EquiB 1 Hi hem Hi OPrt ht TPrt Mun hs Mun HY Ltd Mat 8.95 9.32 7.49 7.80 9.46 9.85 935 974 6.39 6.66 8.19 8.53 9.77 9.87 Sp 'hem Tax" EB 3rd Cent 7.04 NX 9 86 NX 7.91 NX Total 24 hours, ending 8 pm 0.41 Total this month to dale 2.66 Departure from normal 1.04 Total tins year 17.04 "Departure from normal BAROMETER AT SEA LEVEL at 2 pm 29.54 in. 1000.2 mbs. at 8 p.m.

29.59 in. 1002.0 mbs. BOSTON COMFORT FIGURES Temperature at 8 78 Relative humidity 85 Boston record temperatures tor July 22 are 103 in 1926 and 55 in 1890. YESTERDAY'S SUNSHINE INDEX 263 30 of possible. 19.092046 22372447 9 48 10 JO 744 (32 11.39 1145 1136 NX 12.69 NX 14.99 NX 556 NX 9.32 10.19 Eagle Gr GtaeJ Tran Cap Tran hv Travl Eq Tudor 20th 20th cm Umtd Ac Eaton Howard: 12.89 1179 Pacific 10.54 NX Unified Former assistant attorney general fined for failing to file income tax United Funds: Accum 8.76 9.57 4.66 5.09 Sol Vaki 11.53 12.33 Mid Am 5.95 6.50 Mony Fd 11.6312.71 MSB Fd 17.81 NX Mti Bn 10.4511.42 MF Fd 8.43 9.11 MIF Gr 5.54 5.99 MIF Bd 8.24 8.91 Mutual of Omaha: Amer 941 NX Grwth 5.12 5.57 Bnd Fd for returns due in 1973 and later years because of the statute of limi' Cont gw Cont he Fid Shr High hcom Mun Bd Sdenc Vangd Utd SvcF USAA Gr 14.00 1530 10.07 11.00 22.70 24.81 12.11 13.23 9.30 10.16 542 6.06 9.3010.16 1206 UK 545 NX 11.71 NX heme Bah Fd 7.93 8.55 Foursq 9.76 NX Gwth 20.18 2176 heme 4.01 4.32 Stck Fd 10.8211.67 Eborstadt Group: Chem 9.87 10.79 Engy 14.92 16.31 Survyr 16.24 1775 Elfn TIF 7.92 (Z) Elfun Trt 20.41 (z) Evrgrn 35.49 NX Farm 14.49 16.05 Fed" StFd 44.93 NX Federated Group: A Leadr 8.98 9.60 Fd 29.40 NX Hi 'hem 1074 11.49 Opt- he 12.091293 Tax' Fr 7.82 NX US- GvtS 6.57 N.L.

Fidelity Group: Asst hv 15.69 NX Bnd Cpt 6.07 NX Cong St 4578 NX 7.90 8.59 9.32 10.13 tations. Bottomly pleaded guilty to Tax Fr Mut Shrs 45.26 NX Naes Th 44.68 NX the 1973 violation and charges niio NtlAv Tc 10.02 NX 15.29 NX 9.19 NX USAA Nat hdu the remaining years were dropped." Zobel ordered Bottomly placed on probation for six months or tn Value Lino Funds: Natn Securities: Balanc Bond Sr Divkh Pref Stk Vol Lne 155615.96 Val he 7.29 7.48 Lev Gth Val Spc 12.1812.46 Vance Sanders: til the fine and costs are paid. Bote NEW ENGLAND WEATHER Station Today High Low Tomorrow High Bangor Partly sunny 74 S3 Sunny 77 Bedford 76 53 61 Boston 76 59 80 Brockton 76 55 80 Fremtngham 76 52 8 79 Gloucester 76 55 80 Hartford 76 52 57 Hyannls 76 54 80 Lowell 76 53 81 Lynn Held i 76 57 80 Manchester, NH 77 52 82 Montpelior 71 46 76 New Bedford 77 56 79 Plymouth 76 55 80 Portsmouth.NH 75 54 5 79 Providence 78 52 81 Springfield 78 52 81 Worcester 74 55 76 tomly lawyer, Charles Choate; 9.96 1074 IK 143 5.30 5.71 6.11 6.59 6.00 6.47 9.46 10.42 7.41 7.88 7.85 8.44 9.49 10.37 CapEx 49.49 NX had argued that Bottomly was in itTo" Stock Sr Tax EB Grwth Contra 12.26 N.l DpBos volved in a tax dispute with the In Till-G1C3G 929.2990 Q. I have a note, face value $1000, drawn on the Bank of the United States, dated 1843, payable in New York or Philadelphia. How can I find out if it is of any value? T.M., Boston.

A. Charles McCarthy of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston says that the bank has received similar inquiries over the past several years and that there are thousands of this type of paper, floating around the country. At one time each' $1000 bill had the serial number 8894 and it was on a sort of brittle parchment all counterfeit. Q. Who was the radio comedian with the standard gag line: "Vas you dere, Charlie?" Murphy.

A. That was Jack Pearl on the 1932 Zieg-fleld Follies of the Air in his role as Baron von Munchausen, teller of tall tales. Soon Pearl replaced Walter WInchell on the NBC Lucky Strike show on Thursday nights and was teamed with Walter O'Keefe. However, Pearl reached the peak of his career by 1933. In 1935 he changed the radio character of Baron von Munchausen to Peter Pfeiffer, a German tavern-keeper with a heavier sense of humor that eventually cost him his audience.

Q. Could you please identify the theme song of the TV show "CBS Reports." B.C., Framing-ham. A. The music is from the score of Aaron Copland's ballet "Appalachian Spring." Everybody Watertown Press to R.J., Watertown; Historical Times Inc. to I.Y., Colbrook.

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02107. John S. Bottomly, first assistant attorney general under former Atty Gen. Edward W. Brooke, was fined $1000 and assessed $250 in court costs yesterday on a charge of failing to file his 1973 state income tax return.

Judge Hiller B. Zobel imposed the penalties in Superior Court after Bottomly pleaded guilty to the charge brought by Atty. Gen. Francis X. Bellotti's office.

Zobel commented that failure to file income tax returns "is not as serious compared to some other crimes, but if widespread it might lead to. a complete breakdown of government." Assistant Atty Gen. Paul Shaw said Bottomly had not filed state income taxes from 1968 to 1977, but was liable for prosecution only Fairfld ternal Revenue during the years New England Life: Equity 32.54 NX 50.07 NX 80.08 NX 63.73 NX 39.80 NX 9.50 10.38 7.51 8.21 47.25 NX 9.02 9.86 DvrFd Ex Fd ExBoS Fid Ex hcom Invest 2ndFd VS Com 18.80 20.43 Grwth 14.45 17.88 20.86 NX 33.53 N.L. 18.82 N.L. 8.65 NX 7.55 NX 10.09 NX 7 40 N.L.

21.0921.52 6.15 N.L. 11.35 N.L. (z) (z) 8 83 NX Equity I Ex Fd Fund Gotf Sec Hi hem Hi Yield Ltd Mn MagBn Muncp Pufitn Salem Thrift Trend hcom X9.14 9.93 Ret Eqt 19.22 20.89 Tax Ex X5.72 5.99 13.12 14.34 Sped Vanguard Group: Neu berger: 30.10 NX Expior Energ 21.89 NX the state tax returns should have been filed. Bottomly, a resident of tion, at one time was a Republicatj candidate for state Senate. serving in the attorney general's he was coordinator of the investigation into the so-called ton Strangler Case in the mid 1960s.

31.73 NX 31.03 N.L. 3.51 NX 4.14 NX 14.62 NX Fln'cl Programs: Guard Librty Manht Partnr Schus Newtn 15.93 NX 20.59 NX AIR QUALITY POLLUTION FORECAST The American Lung Association and the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering forecast today's air as good. 7.26 N.L. Fin, Dyn 7.26 N.L. Fin.

Ind 4.14 N.L. Fin he 478 NX First Investors: Bd Aprc 14.2315.34 Disc Fd 10.47 11.46 Grth Fd 9.3210.19 Newtn hdx Tr GNMA (vest Morgn Mun HY Mun Sht Mun ht Mun Ln Quad 1 QuaO 2 Wetsly Wettn HiY Bd (G Bond Trstees Whdsr Var Stk WalSt 16.91 NX 7.93 NX 13.54 NX 11.20 NX 8.51 NX 14.88 NX 10.00 N.L. 8.70 NX 12.59 NX 7.00 NX 10.95 NX 10.09 NX 8.24 NX 7.09 NX 29.67 N.L. 11.76 NX 9.14 N.L. 8.04 879 27.93 NX NY Vent 9.21 10.07 Nichias 1874 NX Nest lvh 10.28 NX Nova Fd, 1114 NX Nuveen 6.71 NX Omega 16.98 NX One WW 17.93 NX hcom Naf Res 6.41 7.22 7.35 8.03 4.82 7.35 7.43 8.23 Opffl Fd TZExm R.I.

man denies 16-year-old slaying; Wall 22 60 N.L. Oppenhetmer: Aim Fd 2072 22.64 Op Fnd 9.84 10.75 Hi Yield 17.5518.82 hcom 7.69 8.40 Opt he 23 99 26.22 Sped 18.24 19.93 Weh Eq Wise he 3.18 NX Wood Struthr Win: 6.45 N.L. Tax FB 44 IMS Eq 9.10 9.95 Fdn-Gr 5.14 5.62 Foeoders Group: Grwth 8.84 N.L. Incom 15.80 N.L. FJWtual 9.29 9.68 21.71 NX Franklin Group: AGE Fd 3.37 3 43 Brown 5.81 4.24 DljtTC 13.28 14.32 Gwth Sr 7.60 8.19 mmmmmmm Time 9.47 10.35 DeVg 47.20 NX.

Neuwr 14.15 NX Phe SF 12.34 NX nt no load, -ex-dividend, OTC Sec 26.38 28.67 Paramt 9.43 10.31 Pax WW Perm Mt 9.08 N.L. 5.47 NX BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE Rehoboth where he was robbed of $25,000 and shot once in the back of the head. Kane said the case was only after Kenneth Knowles, 57, of jK Pawtucket, came forward last No-'4 vember to testify against his allged coconspirators. Knowles is now un- der the protection of the Federal Witness Protection Program. 27 One of the alleged assailants, Gerard Ouimette, 41, of Swansea.

was freed on $500,000 bail after he pleaded not guilty last February. Another, James Duffy. 61, of Providence, is not being prosecuted at this time because he from what was described as a A 54-year-old Rhode Island man was released on $25,000 bail yesterday after pleading not guilty to charges involving a gangland-style murder in Rehoboth 16 years ago. Assistant Bristol County Dist. Atty.

Robert J. Kane disclosed. Albert Baccari of Cranston was released on bail after entering a not guilty plea at his arraignment in New Bedford Superior Court, Kane said. According to Kane, Baccari and three other men allegedly conspired to involve the victim, John Bar-bieri, a 50-year-old businessman from East Greenwich, R.I., in an alleged counterfeiting scheme. On March 1, 1965, Barbieri was driven to a remote, wooded lane in 1S TWISTAGRAM July-1981 TOTAL VOLUME ALL ISSUES: 350,000 SHARES Comiiy Sates High Loo Last AiiKfcaectronic 1200 3'.

3 3 Atlanta Industries 900 9 9', 9'i CoasMeCaribbean Oil 59,100 5 5 5V Column Chase 700 4 3 4 CoooitanK 1500 1' Yk Yi enfimm units aw Easiuijli Mining 1800 1 1516 Hi 1 1516 Edged Steel of N.E 1000 5V 5' 5' FiatvL. 1000 21, 7U 2 Lamsten (MH) 500 MkAbBoaJcal Set 1000 6 6 6 MohEwIiC 300 516 516 516 Mutujtti ol America 2800 4 1516 4 1316 4 1516 Pantejec Interaatio'l 12,600 i'i 2H 2 StaMI Realty Trust 200 W'i 10 10Vt Var JheJ Elecuic 500 5 5 5 RIGHTER'S HOROSCOPE ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Engage in activities that will make life more interesting. Put special talents to work.

Use care in travel. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Do what is necessary to make home more comfortable. Entertain in evening. Show you have poise.

GEMINI (May 21 to Jane 21) Get in touch with persons who can help make you a more efficient person. Improve your appearance. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Make monetary structure more profitable. If you have doubts, confer with financial experts. LEO (July to Aug.

21) Get together with friends who can give you assistance you need. Make sure you put ideas across intelligently. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Take steps to make future brighter.

Once business is taken care of, engage in recreation you enjoy. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Look to a higher-up for data. Get together later with individuals whose interests are similar to yours.

SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Get an early start in outside activities and where career is concerned. Take care of civic duty. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec.

21) Put ideas to work that will help you advance. New contacts can be helpful at this time. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Following hunches is wise, since they could lead in directions you had not thought possible in the past.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Coming to a better agreement is possible. You have clever ideas that should be expressed. PISCES (Feb.

20 to Mar. 20) Make conditions more ideal so you can operate more efficiently. Go shopping for wardrobe needs. 4-116 -316 116 -116 -'4 -316 "ifv7 minal case of cancer, Kane said Hurt ankle won't stop channel swim, she says' i i i i i i 3 Objective. 4 Largest Peruvian city.

5 Demand as one's own. 6 III will. 7 His nickname may be 'Mickey. 8 Industry which makes dyes, acids, plastics, etc. After 2, the letters added in succession are L.

and C. 7-2241 Answer Tomorrow Answer to Yesterday's TWISTAGRAM IT IP PITS SPITE STIPES STRIPES PERSISTS Oroker Call Loan Rate: ItJO-M-SO Eurodoftar Rates: Overmoht 19 1 month 19 3 montti 19 6 month 18 13-16-H 15-16 U.S. Treasury Bills: 3 month 15 6 month 15.41-15.36 Year 1451-1446 Federal Funds: High Low 19V4, 3 P.M. 20V. Tekrate Money Market Index Tuesday 16.92 up 0 53 (Source: Telerate Systems Inc.) MQNEY RATES PrimjpSatt: KJ0 Discount Rate: 14.00 Bankers Acceptance: 30 to days 18 40 60 to8Vdays 18 00 90 lt9 days 17.65 120 to 149 day! 45J to 179 days 17 20 180 J70 days 16 80.

Commecial Paper Deak JO to 1(0 days 17 issuecer days 17.40 issuers) days 4.75 issueri70 days 12.60 cenitftetes of Deposit: (Aveaeoc of all maier U.S. bands) 30 to-days 17 70 60 to days 17 70 90 toJ9 days 17 60 120 to" tl9 days 17 40 150 toTJ days 17 30 IM to ,799 days 17.20 240 toS9 days 15.50 270 loS days 14.90 she said. She said she would have to keepj the cast on two more weeks. "As long as I don't lose more than three weeks' training, I can still do the'-j swim," she said. She added that-t'j she would do dry land swimming exercises as soon as possible.

Hartley made her first attempt to swim the channel last but her attempt was cut short cause of electrical storms over thej; channel and because she was both 'ow-ered by a shoulder injury. 7 Karen Hartley, the Dorchester marathon swimmer who was planning to make her second attempt to swim the English Channel next month, has broken her ankle but is still planning to make the swim in September or October. Hartley, 24, said yesterday she broke her right ankle a week ago, when she fell going up the stairs of a hospital to have her ankle X-rayed for a possible sprain received in training swims. She was wearing wooden sandals at the time. Copyright 1981, A Ungdon Sutvtn Start anywhere.

Some find it more fun to work from the top down. Each line of the answer contains all the letters in the line above it usually rearranged. 2 Exclamation that rhymes with 'high'. (The 7th and 5th letters of 8). General Dynamics Corp.

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