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New Plans Revealed for Buckland Situation Before Making a Decibels When Used with Sound Quality Depends on Companies Giving Their Needless Change ZO — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 18. 1983 'Digital ready' means your People get peaceful when nude VANCOUVER, British Columbia (UPI) — to ban nuclear weapons. A fast show for Starllng-Howard: District to buy Claiming clothes are a primary cause of war, a The 35-year-old freelance writer and long-time speakers prepared for future nudist wants anti-nuclear sympathizers to join nudist hopes the 30,000 marchers expected to join Saturday’s annual Walk for Peace in their the demonstration through Vancouver’s down­ Senior Center a fight preview 24-hr. service birthday suits. town will strip off their clothes to prove "people QUESTION: What are present day records “ War is caused by greed, envy and business get peaceful when they’re nude.” ... page 11 ... page 15 page 3 '‘digital ready’’ obsolete? suits," said Korky Day, leader of the Nudepeace The Walk for Peace, sponsored by the British speakers? Society, who called for protesters to "undress for Columbia Federation of Labor, attracted 36,000 Stereo ANSWER: In my opin­ success" and “ prance for peace" in a campaign marchers last year. ANSWER: "Digital ion, not for a long time, if ready" is a term coined by Expert at all. I use improvement speaker manufacturers to in analog technology assure their customers By Jack Bertrand starting to take place as a that the speakers they buy result of the invention of today will handle the new digital methods of sound digital program material recording. This is happen­ Rain mixed with snow ing even before digital that will soon be availa­ signal to noise ratio and Manchester, Conn. operation of the noise records and associated RITE tonight; cioudy Wednesday ble. Digital audio disks finally could be used at its reduction system. Could equipment have been Tuesday, April 19, 1983 have a greater dynamic maximum with the ad­ you explain when to use made available to the See page 2 range than the records we Dolby B or C and why? vent of premium ferric H r r a l J i Single copy: 25$ use now and will push public. I believe that and cromium dioxide analog and digital sound MumhtBln many speakers to their tapes. Dolby C didn't ANSWER: First you recording technologies limits which will cause come along until metal' must understand that a will develop side by side AID distortion and possible Dolby circuit works by tape formulations which speaker damage. There over the years with the increasing the level of soft have an even better high result of constantly im­ are many good speakers frequency response and a high frequency sounds proving sound reproduc­ sold over the l^st 15 years higher overload level than during recording and re­ tion of both methods, If that will meet the require­ all the other types of tape. ducing them back to nor­ one eventually wins, the ments of the new digital Dolby C and increase the mal during playback winner will probably be format so investigate the signal to noise ratio by 20 therefore the overall determined by the record New plans revealed for Buckland situation before making a decibels when used with sound quality depends on companies giving their needless change. metal tape but generally how well the tape can total support to that one overloads other types of handle the boosted high method. Q UESTION: I pur­ frequency sounds. Cheap tape with too much high chased a new cassette low noise or “ bargain frequency sound and can If you have a question tape deck which has bag" tapes are unsuitable make them sound muted Industrial park, about stereo you would Dolby B and C noise for use with Dolby cir­ or distorted. I hope this like to see answered here, reduction systems and cuits. Loss of high fre­ information will help you can use any kind of tape. I write to: Jack Bertrand, quencies or distortion will use your new tape deck to The Stereo Expert, Man­ Film Devetoping know from experimenta­ be the result. Dolby B was its fullest potential. housing slated tion that the kind of tape chester Herald, P.O. Box designed to provide a 10 QUESTION: Will the used has an effect on the 591, Manchester, Ct. decibel increase in the new digital records make 06040. andPHiits from the Buckland Industrial By Raymond T. DeMeo Herald Reporter Park. Social Security •APPLIES TO UO, 126 135 & DISC COLOR FILM, A New York developer plans to WHAT W ILL become of the C41 PROCESS. build a combination industrial undeveloped land north of Tolland EXCLUDING GLOSSY park-housing project on a 150-acre Turnpike has been a source of local How do teenagers get parcel northeast of Buckland speculation for decades. FINISH WEEKENDS, Homeowners’ groups from South HOLIDAYS AND POOR Street in Manchester. This according to John Fin- Windsor and Manchester opposed M A P ’s plans for Buckland Com­ WEATHER CONDITIONS. guerra, project manager for Rapid American Corp. of New York City, mons. and unsuccessfully sued to Social Security numbers? block them. But M AP never acted which owns the land in question. AVMUMi AT Mon Mn An nuuuaB. Finguerra spoke to the Eighth on the project. Last year Buckland Associates, QUESTION: I have a daughter, Medicare pay for the services of a name and address. You also should Utilities District Board of Direc­ 19, and a son, 17, who need Social chiropractor? tors Monday on Rapid American’s a partnership that included the include Forms W-2 or other proof principals of M AP and Rapid Security numbers. Can they get of your wages, or if you’re plans to build a connecting sewer ANSWER: Medicare medical American, secured options on them by phoning Social Security? self-employed, copies of your tax line to the property. insurance helps pay for only one about 100 acres west of Buckland returns for the years involved. A The developers have hired the kind of treatment furnished by a Street where they said they would ANSWER: Your son can since he Social Security representative will f M M TAM EIS Manchester engineering firm of licensed and Medicare-certified build a shopping mall. But after is under 18. However, your daugh­ help you to get any necessary MTTuan# Fuss & O’Neill to design the sewer, chiropractor. The only treatment obtaining a conditional zone ter must apply in person. Both correction in your earnings record. which Finguerra predicted would must furnish proof of age, citizen­ that can be covered is manual cost about $300,000 to build. change to permit the project, the ship, and identity: you can call to manipulation of the spine to developers failed to renew their QUESTION: My father has no The principal investors in Rapid correct a partial or complete options. Since then, Hartford de­ find out what proofs are income of his own and lives with c-m American Corp. are the same as acceptable. dislocation that can be demon­ velopers Richard Bronson and me. He was 65 two months ago. I those of M AP Associates, the firm strated by X-ray. Medical insu­ Alan Hutensky have obtained think he may be eligible for SSI that wanted to build the controver­ QUESTION: I gave Social Se­ rance does not pay for any other options on the land, owned by the payments. If he is, will he get sial 540-acre Buckland Commons curity my new address about a diagnostic or therapeutic services, Hartman Tobacco Co. of payments back to when he reached Mall in the early 1970s. w ^ek before my check was due, but including X-rays, furnished by a Blooomfield. chiropractor. 65? The plan never materialized, I never received my payment. How ^ - z n o POLAROID and although M AP held options to The parcel Rapid American says come? CNOCKLES it will develop is where M AP QUESTION: I recently received ANSWER: No. Under the SSI buy about 500 acres in the area, it HME-ZIRO Associates originally planned to a statement of my earnings from law, no payments can be made for CANDY wasn’t until 1979 that it actually I Poliifoid build the residential portion of the ANSWER: Changes of address Social Security, which I requested. months before a person applies. In closed a land deal — on the 150 received late in the month cannot ■COLOR HLM Buckland Commons project. It doesn’t agree with the record addition, in the month of applica­ acres on which it says it will build. be processed in time for the next toNuria I ’ve kept of my earnings. What tion, payment can only be made for The land is zoned for comprehen­ The developers have hired the payment. If you notified the post Manchester consulting engineer­ should I do? the period starting with the date of sive urban development, which office, however, your check should ing firm of Fuss & O’Neill to design ANSWER: Call, write, or visit application or the date all eligibil­ gives the developers considerable have been forwarded to the new a sewer pipe to run from the any Social Security office right ity factors are met, whichever is leeway in their building plans. address. away. Give your Social Security later. If your father thinks he is Besides commercial and indus­ Adams Street-Tolland Turnpike number, the periods of employ­ eligible for SSI, he should apply as trial development. Rapid Ameri­ intersection to its land in Buckland. QUESTION: Recently I had a ment involved, wages paid you in soon as possible at any Social MAP SHOWS SITE OF PLANNED BUCKLAND DEVELOPMENT can could build up to 1,200 units of bad fall and injured my back.
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