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69 Fire Damages Tire Store PAGp FORTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 15. 1973 I Laughter Hard He Completes Course Area Police Tolland COVENTRY In Maritime History William O’Brien, 17, of Stan- dish Rd., Coventry, was I To Come By John T. Haney Jr., of 160 charged early this morning Parker St. has completed a with third-degree criminal mis­ graduate level course in Fire Station Planned chief and taking a motor vehi­ I In Washington maritime histqry at Mystic Seaport. cle without the owner’s permis­ ■» sion in connection with an inci­ Along with thirteen other By ANN BLACKMAN And, after Agnew dismissed dent at Sanborn Service Station, VIVIAN KENNESON The committee was ap­ homeowners. An80ciated Press Writer allegations against him as students, Haney attended the Rt. 31, Coventry. Police said Correspondent pointed the 'TVFD in June to First Selectman Erwin Munson Institute of American WASHINGTON (AP) - Alice “damn lies,” the vice president that a boy has also been Tel. 875-4704 find suitable land in'the densely Stoetzner, noting that the fire Maritime History, sponsored by Roosevelt Longworth found a took off for a long weekend of referred to juvenile authorities The Tolland Volunteer Fire populated area. 'The 'TVFD has station would fit . in with the Mystic Seaport and accredited bat in her boudoir last week, golf in Palm Springs, Calif. in the case. Department, (TVFD), plana to a five-year comprehensive plan town plan, promised to give But for those who must de­ by the University of Connec­ build a fire station in the to have all areas in town and she couldn’t stop laughing ticut. Lobdell names of several about it. Laughter these days in pend on the highways and Gehring-New Rds. area. covered within three miles of a builders interested in donating A witness told police that two fire station. this muggy, scandal-ridden bridges to lead them to water, The institute’s basic program Kenneth Lobdell, 4‘epresen- land to the town. The com­ is an intensive six-weeH survey youths were “trying to kick in capital is hard to come by. weekends are often syn­ tative of the TVFD land Lobdell, who lives on Gehring mittee would investigate the course in American merchant the door’' of the station. When Rd., says he has spoken with “ You say everyone is onymous with traffic jams. purchasing committee, new information before going to shipping since early colonial police arrived both youths fled depressed?’’ asked Mrs. The alternative? appeared at the Board of other residents who do not the finance board. tinies, and its economic, on foot. O’Brien was ap­ Longworth, the scion of Stay in Washington. And Selectmen meeting Tuesday object to a fire station being Lobdell also requested that, political and social roles in the prehended by police at the rear Washington aristocracy and many do. night to request permission,to built on the residential street. after.the new fire truck arrives development of the United of the building. The other youth President Theodore “ We’re home for the go to the Board of Finance for The inherent problems of noise the 'TVFD be allowed to park its summer, and it’s awful,” said States. escaped but was later c a u ^ t in approval for the purchase of and traffic apparently are out­ Roosevelt’s candid, wispy-thin the area by police. brush trucks in the town garage Margot Hahn, a prominent Research activities were about one acre of land on weighed by a sense of security for the winter months. daughter. “I don’t think in those O’Brien Was released on a terms. Washington hostess who is wife augmented by guest lecturers, Gehring Rd. at $5,000. and lower insurance rates for informal discussions and the 3500 non-surety bond for court “Everyone is hypnotized by of former D.C. City Council Seaport’s G.W. Blunt White Sept. 10. • Watergate. One hangs on the Chairman Gilbert Hahn Jr. boob tube all day long. But "Everybody’s depressed. ’The Library, a collection of 26,(»0 government is in shambles, and volumes and 250,000 Reginald Hutchins, 19, of depressed? I’m not depressed Springdale Ave., Coventry, was at all.’’ the (stock) market’s dis­ John. Haney Jr. manuscripts relating to astrous.” maritime history. charged Tuesday afternoon on At 89, having lived through Rt. 31 with reckless driving ALL BEDDING ON the Harding administration and Like the Hahns, many people remain in Washington for the Police said that Hutchins was Teapot Dome, Mrs. Longworth observed operating his vehicle can’t be expected to lie awake summer because their work SALE demands it. On Capitol Hill Tolland in a reckless manner. Court worrying about Watergate-or date is Sept. 10. even the 2-cent rise in the cost where Congress recessed for 2limersp^Mittressn the summer a week and a half of a loaf of bread. 2l«xSpriRgs But many of her Washington ago, dozens of Senate neighbors fret in proportion to Watergate staffers are con­ VERNON aHM-jHSt tinuing the investigation. Group To Meet the black headlines. The sky A Vernon man is in satisfac­ “Vacation?” grumbled one isn’t falling, biit on the cocktail tory condition at Rockville lawyer. “I’m lucky if I have circuit and in the green federal General Hospital after a car- energy enough to take a cold On Charter Shift work warrens, some insist the motorcycle accident ’Tuesday government is. shower when I get home.” at Windsor Ave. and Stanley St. At the White House, Presi­ So how do Washington VIVIAN KENNESON Stoetzner has promised to Hospital authorities said that residents find respite from the dent Nixon’s lawyers were put­ Correspondent turn over information regar­ David Wakefield, 21, of 65 ting in 15-hour days, seven days high temperatures and Tel. 875-4794 ding persons who have Loveland Hill, Vernon, a a week preparing the pressure-cooker atmosphere? The Governmental ’Transition expressed an interest in serving passenger on the motorcycle, is President’s brief on Watergate. Some leave the city. Committee will meet tonight at as town manager. The hospitalized with a question of President Nixon has spent Near the White House at the 8 at the Administration selectmen approved up to |175 head injuries and a laceration almost five of the past seven Sans Souci restaurant, the Building. for placement of adver­ of the knee. weeks away from the capital. fashionable French watering The committee was “for­ tisements for the post. The hole for administration biggies, mally” appointed by the Board committee will not receive the Maitre D’ Paul DeLisle insists money but will turn over bills to OPEN WED., THURS., of Selectmen Tuesday night, Police have charged the it’s still necessary to book the selectmen for payment after being “unofficially” ap^ operator of the car, Michael C. AND FBI. NIGHTS reservations a week in advance. pointed by Stoetzner in June. from the miscellaneous fund. Gibson, 21, of 99 Brooklyn St., “Business is beautiful,” he U .e 'S h t M Town Fire The purpose of the committee The first order of business at Rockville, with failure to grant Nonfighters said. “Normally, it’s very quiet is to help make a smooth tonight’s meeting will be the Watergate night. In the picture abovp firl ^ ® ^ store Wednesday right of way. Bushmen of Africa’s Kala­ in the summer. But this year election of a chairman. Serving P i n e . changeover to the town Police say that the Gibson car hari Desert never fight each people have not gone away. manager form of government on the committee are Charles other. Outsiders, who do, are made a left turn onto Stanley Y o u 'll be Maybe because they’re working which will be in effect on Nqv. Regan, Russell Stevenson, considered as short-tempered St. from Windsor Ave.„and was on Watergate. I give Mr. 6, once the new c h a rte r Elaine Bugbee, Ruth Loyzim,' Amazed Nixon and unpredictable as the lions. in collision with a motorcycle H a ld e m a n ’s and M r. becomes effective. Town Ethel James, Judy Dean, Ed Nation Listens The Bushman word “goma,” operated by Michael Poehnert, at this moskey. Dale Tower, John By HARRY F. meaning “animal without Ehrlichman’s table to other Counsel Robert King has ad­ 20, of 49 Loveland Hill, Vernon. evidence...that I had any _ people now. But Mr. Kissinger Trainor, Bette <3uatrale, Bolke Great Editors’ Note: When Presi­ hoofs,” is used for non-Bush­ vised that the committee will Gibson and Toehnert were both ROSENTHAL knowledge of the planning for R. Leslie Knox, 53, is here today, and he was here dent Nixon made his Watergate men as well as lions. have no power but is a study Erickson, and Vivian uninjured in the accident. Colonial Associated Press Writer the Watergate break-in.’’ watched the color set in the Fire Damages Tire Store speech Wednesday night, yesterday.” committee. Kenneson. WASHINGTON (AP) - Nixon’s nationwide television Court date is Se^t. 4. Bedroom Buy! Associated Press reporters corner of the living room | Proclaiming anew he was and radio speech and accom­ from the couch, getting up checked the reaction of DAVID KNAPP e m p lo y e of H a r d e e ’s not involved in the panying statement defended his once to get a can of beer. | Many spectators aided efforts to learn the truth about Americans of many walks of (Herald Reporter) restaurant, located across shattered, but the hole was not Watergate scandal, Presi­ firemen in the operation by A R T H U R S - $31995 W atergate- the facts of which life and political persuasions by His wife Barbara, 51, sat in a | A fire, logged by fire of- the street.
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