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Israel Places Its Forces on Jalert E, He Found a Were a Jittle a Perfect Ot Television’s Banking bill passes; Conservative talks new chauvinist bai^ bank’s merger about ‘compassion’ ... page 11 ...page 8 ... page 6 Clearing tonight; Manchester, Conn. some sun Saturday Friday, May 27, 1983 — See page 2 MumhtBtn Mrrali Single copy: 25<t Israel places its forces on jalert e, he found a were a jittle a perfect Ot. Syria says len and there . .. .. m : . ___ s linutes later, J ng lightly, aggression of the church ilwaysmade .4 ^ Is planned ty afterward 18 then about By Scott MacLeod he next hour United Press International ilgrittedmy r the church. Israel placed its forces on alert Ion was from today and warned Damascus against renewed hostilities, with Syrian forces reportedly conduct­ iw much you ing large-scale military maneuv­ d wedding Alex Urbanetti of 349 E. Center ers in eastern Lebanon and along ious need of S St. has purchased the Robert H. the border with the Jewish slate. he minister Smith home at 131 Hartford Road In Damascus, the state-run 9 when all I and “about six acres" of adjoining Syrian radio said the Israeli property, Smith comfirmed this charges of a Syrian troop build-up to the car. It morning. were a "cover for Israel's aggres­ ntry club for Smith would not disclose the sive intentions and preparations nir car. All I home's purchase price and said as for war." far as he knows. Urbanetti, an “Using the pretext of Syrian 'ife aftreed I preparations in the (Lebanese) ding and not artist, plans to live in the old Cheney mansion and has no plans Bekaa Valley. Israel and the to develop the property. United States are now in close "He (Urbanetti) said he . has contact regarding the implemen­ always wanted to live in a Cheney tation .stage of the aggression," the home and looked at several before radio said buying mine." said Smith, who is The radio warned Israel that if it planning to move with his wife to considering "an aggressive adven­ another community. ture. it has to calculate a thousand n d a n ts ’ Neighborhood residents — who times, because Syria will deal with face the possibility of condomi­ it with strength and determina­ d d i n g nium development on the'Great tion." Syria admitted Thursday its Lawn, which Smith sold for warplanes confronted Israeli jets og recep- $200,000 in 1982 to attorney Wesley over Lebanon this week. In Tel Aviv, Israeli military g the fee Gryk and automobile dealer Mi- Herald photo by Pinto in which ^chael Lynch — are concerned sources confirmed that Israeli is held. 'about further development in the forces had been placed on alert, historic Cheney area. MCC class of 1983 Is on Its way but observers viewed the action as the place Gryk and Lynch are seeking a a precautionary measure. jny. zone change which would allow Valedictorian Gary P. LaBrec ends his address to class attended the ceremony on the college campus; 700 The action came as Syria was ig cake, them to build condominiums and faculty at commencement exercises Thursday at students graduate. Story, more pictures and list of beginning what Israeli news re­ ig ring for rather than single-family homes, Manchester Community College. About 450 people graduates on pages 3 and 4. ports called large-.scale military for which the property is now maneuvers along the Golan I personal zoned, on the 3.8-acre central Heights, annexed by Israel, and t to the portion of the lawn. Lebanon's eastern Bekaa Valley. Urbanetti could not be reached WKSS opens safety center The start of the Syrian army for comment this morning and maneuvers arou.sed concern in documents concerning the sale Israel since the same tactic was were not yet filed at the Town u.sed by Egypt before its surprise Clerk’s office. attack across the Suez Canal at the Smith, a Manchester native who start of the 1973 Arab-Israeli War. has been prominent in civic Advertising or pubiic service? The Israeli military command affairs, said his move is "not an said today Syria was preparing exodus." He said he plans to Bv Jam es P. Sacks If WKSS fails to convince the from 6 to ll p.m. today and Monday will answer motorists’ questions new sites for Soviet-made SAM continue running his insurance Herald Reporter Zoning Board of Appeals the sign is — when the largest number of on highway safety and other missiles in the Bekaa to replace business in Manchester. related to the provision of a public motorists are on the road. matters. ones destroyed by Israel in last "We're both 70 and the kids are' Is the WKSS radio sign painted service, it will soon have to be The station will provide free The station also plans to broad­ year’s Lebanon War. all gone,” he said, adding that the on a building along Interstate 86 removed as a result of a February coffee to ’'hundreds of motorists.” cast public service announce­ The respected military corres­ old Cheney mansion is "too large, near the Route 83 exit a zoning order by Zoning Enforcement said Tanger, and will pass out free ments on drunken drivingthrough- pondent of the Israeli Ha'aretz so we’re moving to a new violation or the marker for a new Officer O’Marra. O’Marra’s order highway safety literature.'maps out the weekend. newspaper, Ze'ev Schiff, said a location.” kind of highway safety program? was upheld by the ZB A in April but and the ,1983 Connecticut Vacation "Our thought is that everything small spark could set off a conflict Smith declined to say where he the board gave WKSS the chance to Guide “as long as they last.” The helps." said Tanger. "If we can between Israel and Syria. plans to move. Town Zoning Enforcememt Of­ prove its argument about the sign literature will be provided by the reach one listener who is tired and "We hope Syria will not make a ficer Thomas R. O’Marra — over Memorial Day. AAA. get him to have a cup of coffee — fatal mistake. We are taking the backed up by the Zoning Board of WKSS, a Hartford FM station Morning disc jockey Dick Burtel perhaps save a life — the program necessary measures." Foreign Appeals — thinks the sign is one which reaches 250,000 different will man the location today and will have worked." Minister Yitzhak Shamir today Holiday thing, and WKSS president How­ listeners each week, plans to station executive Joe Rizza will Tanger said if the station consid­ said as he left for a week's trip to ard P. Tanger thinks it’s anothei’. conduct a "basic community invol­ represent WKSS there on Monday. ers the program, which will co.st Europe. IKES The question will be resolved one vement program" near the exit 94 The site will be marked with "in the thousands." a success, it Shamir termed "baseless, " So­ closings way or the other over the eoming site in conjunction with the Con­ floodlights during its hours of will be ex pandedtoot her Connecti­ viet accusations Israel was pre­ : YOU. Memorial Day weekend, and necticut State Police and the operation. cut locations on future holidays. paring to attack Syria. Following are Monday. Mem­ Tanger hopes the station can prove Hartford chapter of the American In addition, the State Police will , If WKSS considers the program The Israeli warnings to Damas­ YS orial Day closings for the the sign has more to do with Automobile Association. station a patrol car and officer at successful,the station can again cus were conveyed through Wa­ Manchester area. highway safety than with The program wilt run during the the WKSS sign whenever possible apply for a variance allowing the shington. telling Syria not to Manchester Herald: will not advertising. "danger hours" of the weekend — while the site is open. The officer sign to remain. , initiate fighting in Lebanon, where be published Monday. Offices at least SO.Oflfl Israeli forces. 40,000 will be closed. Syrians and 10,000 Palestinians are ERY Town offices: closed. Stem reporter arrested positioned. Israel said. Libraries: closed. A report by U.S. intelligence Banks: closed. sources in Washington said Syria Mail: perishable and special and the Palestine Liberation Or­ 1 Hill Rd. delivery items only. ganization have sent about 2,500 Schools: closed Man confesses Hitler forgeries new men to the Bekaa Valley, . 44 Bars: open although it was not clear if they •t Package stores: closed. replaced troops leaving the area. Businesses: Many will be HAMBURG, West Germany down the diaries in a three-year Heidemann has said he paid riting for two years before he "We've been sending the warn­ open. (UPI) — A Nazi relics dealer has hunt in West and East Germany, Kujau $3.79 million of Stern's began forging the 60 volumes. ings via the Americans for the past Garbage collection: Trash confessed he forged the Hitler Austria, Switzerland. Spain and money for the diaries, but Kujau To show how he carried out the 10 days.” said Uri Porath, spokes­ will not be picked up in either diaries and authorities arrested Latin America. has said he received only $1.02 forgery, he signed one of his man for Israeli Prime Minister Manchester or Bolton. Coven­ the reporter who arranged the sale Heidemann, 51. called a "blood­ million. confessions ".'Vdolf Miller " and it Menachem Begin. try’s dump will be closed. to Stern magazine, a West German hound of a reporter” by Stern The public prosecutor in Ham­ was the same handwriting us the Lebanon and Israel signed an Justice Department spokesman before he was fired, was arrested burg, where Stern is published, diaries, Bild said.
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