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PAGE TWELVE-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Feb. 18, 1977 The extended weather forecast HARTFORD — The Connecticut NEW YORK — Bombs ripped for Southern New England is fair Housing Investment Fund said WASHINGTON — A House pan­ through the lower floors of two Initial Penney permit approved to cold Monday though Friday it wrote home mortgage Top of the news el is highly criUcal of the 1 ^ tagon’s communication systems, midtown Manhattan skyscrapers Wednesday with overnight lows in totaling $828,900 for 268 families appointment of black ad­ doubting very much whether they late Friday night, slightly injuring the teens inland to the 20s along who bought houses throughout the the owner and leaving an employe by state environmental agency the shore. Afternoon highs in the in poor condition with severe m in is tr a to r s to sch o o ls In could wtthstimd a nuclear attack. two persons. Anonymous caller state last year. CHIP is designed claiming he represented the 30s. to aid minority families finance bums. predominantly white Eiut Boston. BUFFALO, N.Y. — An attorney FALN, a Puerto Rican terrorist The first part of the J.C. Penney that the first part of the study has long it will take to complete the home ownership in predominantly group, said the group was respon­ just been distributed to the two DOT review. AUGUSTA, Maine — Historical BOSTON - A1 Ullman, D-Ore., in the Attica suit uys former Co.'s application for an indirect HARTFORD - State white areas. sible for the blasts at the Gulf and sections that will review the study, records show the Penobscot and chairman of the House Ways and Vice President Nelson source permit has been approved by "Usually it’s a matter of a few Republican Chairman Frederick Western Building and the Texaco the Department of Environmental land use and traffic forecasting. weeks if it's all straightforward,” he K. Beibel says he isn’t backing Passamaquoddy Indian tribes had Means Committee, approves of a Rockefeller said in deposition that HARTFORD - U.S. Rep. Toby Touring Center. Protection (DEP) and sent to the He said he could not estimate how said. anybody in particular for gover­ been conquered by the colony of $13,000 congressional pay raise former President Richard Nixon Moffett, DConn., says Gloria nor in 1978— despite what Robert Massachusetts and lost any legal which members start collecting made "admtislon” before being Department of Transportation Schaffer, secretary of state, has DETROIT — Cieneral Motors (DOT). Steele, unsuccessful GOP can­ claim to Maine land before Uie Sunday without having taken a pardoned — but a spokesman says been told by a top White House has confirmed that the U.S. Brian Kenny, DEP air poliution didate in 1974, says. Steele accused Non-Intercourse Act took effect In roll call vote. Rockefeller misspoke. aide she is under consideration for Justice Department is In­ control engineer, said that part one Beibel of building a machine to 1790, according to Attorney Labor uneasiness concerns a job as ambassador. Mrs. SOUTH CHARLESTON. W. Va. vestigating the giant automaker, of the Penney application was sent to advance the candidacy of Dan General Joseph Brennan. The NEW YORK — Anthony Schaffer was in Washington — Tons of poisonous carbon but a GM spokesman said early DOT Wednesday. This part of the Lufkin. tribes have made claim to about Ulasewicz, the former New York Friday for an interview with tetrachloride leaks into the Ohio Saturday the company believes it application includes traffic es­ Meadows patient advocate two-thlr^s of the state’s land City detective who delivered cash Hamilton Jordan, one of Presi­ River from a factory, posing a will be cleared of all wrongdoing. timates and a traffic flow study. area. for silence to Watergate defen­ Walter Joyner, a patient advocate dent Carter’s top aides. N dants, was sentenced Friday to a threat to the drinking water of A report said the probe centers Once it is approved by DEP and tract disputes stemming from an HARTFORD — Connecticut at the Meadows Convalescent Home, year of unsupervised probation communities in three states. around possible tax fraud. DOT, the figures are sent back to alleged breach of agreement reported as one of the four states BOSTON — Newly-elected has expressed concern about the for tax evasion on $40,000 he Penney, which will then submit the between management and the union. having "widespread outbreaks” BOSTON — Authorities are not Boston School Committee Presi­ possibility of new labor problems at received as private investigator EDWARD AFB, Calif. - The NAIROBI, Kenya — Uganda second part of the application. Because of a clause in the union of Influenza-B, the state health ruling out arson in an explosion dent Kathleen Sullivan has denied the home. for Herbert Kalmbach, former space shuttle’s "piggyback” President Idi Amin shrugs off in­ Part two is a more detailed study membership agreement, all department said after 26 cases Friday night which ripped charges she won the post by He is especially worried about President Richard Nixon’s per­ flight atop at 747 was a success ternational outrage over the dMth of intersections and streets that will members are" expected to support were reported Friday. through a sandwich shop, injuring secretly promising to block the be affected by the proposed Penney what a strike could mean to the each other in efforts to achieve con­ sonal attorney. and higher and faster flights are of an Anglican archbishop saying in the works. catalog distribution center. Part two patients. tract agreement. It was a "punishment” by God. must also be approved by the two "The trauma that goes with the Thus, there has been some concern state departments. Once this ap­ possibility of another strike really that a new labor dispute may begin at proval is granted, DEP uses the gets to them," Joyner said. the Meadows. figures to compile a study on the A strike at the Meadows was Joyner said that any further labor effect the Penney development averted Nov. 30, when a last-minute problems could be considered The weather would have on air quality. settlement was reached between "harassment of the patients." ElkSf ROTC entertain elderly Inaide today workers and Geri-Care, the owner of The first part of the study was sub­ He said that the settlement Anthony Merola, exalted ruler of the Manchester; Lodge of Elks, at right, and Jon Cloudy tonight, not as cold, chance of mitted by Penney early this month. four nursing tomes, including the reached in November was a one-year Business..........5-A Editorial .........4-A Hawthorne, also of the Elks, serve dinner to Mike Pavia of the Meadows Convalescent flurries after midnight, low near 30. DEP sent it back to the company for Meadows. contract. He said if any job action Sunday cloudy with snow or rain likely. Churches........1-B Obituaries_OtA minor corrections and gave it final Recently, however, two takes place, “I would ask for the Home and Hazel Bracken of Green Lodge at a dinner-theater party at the Regional Oc­ High in low 40s. National weather Classified .. .6-0-B Sr. Citliens ... 2-A approval Wednesday. Massachusetts homes owned by National Labor Relations Board to cupational Training Center, Wednesday. The event, co-sponsored by the Elks and the forecast map on Page 6-B. Oim lcs........... 9-B Sports...... 5-4-B Dear Abby___9-B Wings......... 2-B John Gastler, a technical en­ Geri-Care have apparently had con- look into this thing and perhaps ROTC, brought more than 80 residents of the Meadows, Green Lodge and Holiday House to vironmental analyst for DOT, said decertify the union, if that’s the center for an evening of dining and entertainment. Norman Fendell, ROTC director, is possible.” seeking the aid of other service clubs so that similar programs can be provided frequently. (Herald photo by Dunn) Ice skating season over Historic ruling HARTFORD (UPI) - Court of Vance pledges support Ernest J. Tureck, park superinten­ Common Pleas Judge Robert Satter Legal cost allocation litigation dent, said that there will probably be upheld Thursday a Connecticut no more skating this winter at the Freedom of Information Commission Center Pond Annex. ruling that marriage licenses and Tureck, speaking Thursday night death certificates are public records. at the Advisory Recreation and Park Satter, in the first decision of its in fire jurisdiction explained to Jordan^s Hussein Commission, said that last week's kind, ruled against Health Com­ warm weather caused an overflow in missioner Douglas L. Lloyd, who had AMMAN, Jordan (UPI) — major change in the stand of Egyp­ By GREG PEARSON covers only the cost of tax collection paid to town counsel office employes. According to Vance, Sadat was the annex area. argued disclosure of the records budget. Some of the District's Secretary of State Cyrus Vance today tian F’resident Anwar Sadat about Herald Reporter in the Town fire district, according to Weiss had also Indicated that the pressuring the Palestine Liberation During this thaw period, a large would be an invasion of privacy. leaders have suggested that the Town pledged continued American support negotiations with Israel. Payment of the Town of figures from James Turek, collector Town Fire Department’s payment Organization to accept the Idea of a amount of dirt and clay was The case resulted from a commis­ pay for the case with monies front for King Hussein at the end of a visit Sadat proposed, during Vance’s Manchester's expense in the of revenue. might be increased if the cost of the Palestinian state under the aegis of deposited on the ice, he said.

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