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PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER KVRN.^r. up-p .. n M«n.hester. Conn., FYi.. M«rrh 4, O bituaries flooding anticipated HARTFORD — Federal Food HARTFORD — Sen. Lowell judgment, impudence, and decep RON RIECHMANN because reservoirs are iow,” he said. “Heavy rains and Drug Administration ignores Weicker, R-Conn., has been reiterated the U.S. stand at a tion. Ralph B. Tracy , United Press Iniemaiional would also be needed.” Monsanto (k). pleas and bans dis named to posts on the Energy press conference Friday. A rapid warming trend, ardently hoped for by many Flooding In the area probably would be between April tribution of the company plastic Production and Supply subcom The top of the news VERNON — Ralph B. Tracy, 75, of BALTIMORE - A March 14 cause serious 10 and April 25, Rigney said. Any flooding along rivers in beverage bottles. More than 300 mittee and the Parks and Recrea SALISBURY, Rhodesia - Bakersfield, Vt., formerly of Vernon, federal court hearing has been set Prime Minister Ian Smith says his f l y i n g this sprmg if it is coupled with heavy rains. southern and central Maine would be more likely by the employes have been laid off at the tion subcommittee. The energy homes and other health care ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Sister died Monday at his home. He was the for former Vice President Spiro ability to deal with the outside are not predicting heavy middle of this month. company’s South Windsor plant. panel has jurisdiction over Presi providers who cheat the govern Maureen Murphy broke into tears husband of Mrs. Marion Tracy. Agnew to answer allegations he is world has strengthened by narrow , “We’ve already had quite a bit of runoff now, so the dent Carter’s proposed super ment, called for more surprise and hugged her attorney. The 37- Mr. Tracy was horn in North Fair- guilty of violating his three-year passage of a bill giving blacks mere s very little ninoff getting into major rivers,” probability won’t be as great,” said Santo J. Amato, HARTFORD — Virginia P. agency on energy as well as audits and expanded federal in- ^ year-old member of the Sisters of field, Vt. He had been employed for probation by engaging in pro-Arab rights to buy land in some Mia a spousinan for the National Weather Service River deputy director of the Rhode Island Defense Civil Rogers, a former Federal legislation involving nuclear in vestigations into possible St. Joseph had been cleared of 18 years at Pratt and Whitney Divi activities. previously all-white areas. sion of United Technologies Corp., forecast Center in Hartford, Conn. “Smaller streams Preparedness Agency. “At this point it doesn’t look too Reserve Bank economist, says surance, utility rate structures Medicare and Medicaid fraud in criminal charges in the suffoca have picked up their flow, but they are well below their bad.” only a graduated state income tax and energy conservation. Rhode Island. tion of her newborn son nearly a ^ s t Hartford, before his retirement banks. The greatest potential for flooding in Rhode Island is can save Connecticut’s cities and year ago. in 1963 when he moved to WASHINGTON — Key House NAIROBI, Kenya — Ugandan “For the present, without additional rain, no overflow along the Blackstone and Pawtuxet Rivers, he said. towns from financial disaster. She BOSTON — The New England BOSTON — Soviet officials so Bakersfield. members from both parties are President Idi Amin has met with is expected. Conditions are no worse than any other A meeting of state and local officials has been warns that further delay in extended forecast, Monday far have ignored a telegram PASADENA, Calif. — Singer He is also survived by 3 sons. Bur tim e.” backing a legal limit of $30 million Cuban and Soviet diplomats in scheduled I^larch 12 in Montpelier, Vt. A combination of passing the tax will only speed up through Wednesday, calls for signed by more than 200 scien Bing Crosby, bruised and ’’still ton Tracy, Rupert Tracy and Phillip — an increase of almost 50 per what appears to be a major The weather service’s 30Klay outlook forecasts ice jam s in livers and heavy rain would pose the greatest urban decay. chance of rain south and snow tists, including six Nobel prize quite sore” from a 20-foot fall into Tracy, all of Richford, Vt : 2 cent — in the amount that can attempt by the two countries to temperatures above normal for central Vermont and flood________ threat,_____ said Gertrude Hodge of the Vermont Civil north Monday followed by fair winners, expressing ’’concern” an orchestra pit during a benefit daughters, Mrs. Raymond Chicky of didates can spend on presidential replace the United States as the Coventry and Mrs. Philip Marshia of New Hampshire and most of Maine with light precipita- Defense Office, HARTFORD — A one per cent weather Tuesday and Wednesday. over the jailing of Russian dissi performance, should be able to campaigns. tion. Heavier precipitation is expected in southern New dominant foreign power in the Bakersfield; a foster daughter. Mrs emergency tax from employers Daytime highs in 40s and 50s south dent physicist Yuri Orlov. leave the hospital sometime England. has been proposed to help Connec east Africa area. Joseph Lapointe of Ellington; 2 and 30s and 40s north. Overnight today. One major area of concern this spring is along the St. ticut avoid further penalties on WORCESTER, Mass. - U,S. brothers, Raymond Tracy of Ea.st lows will be in 30s south and in the WASHINGTON - The Carter John River in northern Maine, where spring floods two Hartford and Robert Tracy of Milton unemployment compensation teens to 20s north. postal inspectors Friday night WASHINGTON - The nomina Administration, aware that im years ago caused heavy damage. Lucille BRASILIA — Brazil has an Vt.; 3 sisters, Mrs. Hubert Tease of money borrowed from the federal arrested Wayne M. Fontaine, 20, tion of Paul Warnke to be chief provements won’t come “over “It’s the period from mid-March on which will deter nounced another price increase Concord, N.H., and Mrs. Mary Wall government. The state loan of PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Rep. on charges of trying to extort $10,- U.S. disarmament negotiator still night,” will press on with its mine whether there will be floods,” said forecaster 000 by bomb threats from a and more taxes on ail forms of McCarthy and Mrs. Andy Bowman, $398 million has been overdue Edward P. Beard, D-R.L, vowing appears safe, even after the first worldwide human rights cam JoMph Rigney of the weather service’s Portland office. FASHIONS YOUR since Jan. 1. wealthy Worcester area family. exported coffee, a move that both of Montpelier, Vt.; 38 to “raise hell” with nursing day of Senate floor debate which paign despite Soviet objections. ’"There is a lot of snow on the ground, but that alone HAIR DESIGN could drive prices up once again grandchildren and 23 great had critics accusing him of poor Secretary of State Cyrus Vance will not cause Maine rivers to overflow their banks for the American consumer. grandchildren. Special The funeral was Wednesday in Enosburg, Vt. Burial will be in the Permanents spring. Manchester police report Demonstrates energy savers ,Reg. NOW $ 2 Q 0 I The weather Miss Betty Brock, consumer information consultant for ,30“ Inside today Connecticut Natural Gas Corp,, gave two demonstrations en Several housebreaks were reported to police from the Vernon St. area. Most of them occurred Wednesday Wed.pThurs., FrI. Only titled, “The Magic Suitcase” fpr fifth and sixth graders at thru March 16th. Mostly sunny, high around 50 today. Mrs. Steve INovak night. Clear tonight with lows in mjd 30s. Fair Business .. lO-B Editorial .. ..4-A Fw a lk - in s a c c e p t e d EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Jean Bowers School. She showed samples of the more than 25,000 The most items reported missing in the breaks were Sunday, high around 50. Precipitation Oiurches . ___2-B Obituaries . ..6-A Dabroski Novak of 257 Chester St., a products derived from natural gas through petrochemicals. Miss from a Green Manor Rd. home in which included a probability 20 per cent this afternoon, Classified . .7—9.B Sr. Citizens ..3-A 5 former elementary school teacher, Brock also explained the importance of energy conservation and watch, other jewelry and cash at a total value of $265. HAIR BOUTIQUE zero tonight and Sunday. National Comics . , . -A Sp orts......... 6-7-B ^ 39^ MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER weather forecast map on Page 8-B. Dear Abby , . ; 5-A Wings . 2-B died Wednesday at Hartford ways in which conservation can be achieved. (Herald photo by A pistol valued at $4(X) and ammunition were reported 649-7666. Hospital. She was the wife of Steve Pinto) stolen from a Hamilton Dr. home. Plus suburban news on Pages 1-B and 3 Novak. The other breaks in the area, including homes on Eva Mrs. Novak had taught at the Dr., Sanford Rd. and Vernon St., resulted in nothing mis Sunset Ridge School for many years. sing. Kathy says: at Peros ; She was bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., and A break at a New State Rd. apartment resulted in the had lived in Blast Hartford for 25 Two churches theft of $325 in cash on Monday. If you want variety we have it < years. ticipants of the A theft of power and hand tools and a radio-cassette She is also survived by two (Continued from Page One) 1975 project last Ginger Root - Plume - Nectarines * summer. player were reported stolen from a truck owned by An- S’ daughters.