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'Besnumd *4.*6 *Io®® Several Pows Critical of Amnesty Proposals 4 i^ .- tt- PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn Fri., Feb. 23, 1973 -Police R eport About Town PARTFORD (AP) - Gov. For two years, the hoUtoy J^.JJ restore the Nov. 11 ^ There is still space left for a T hom as J. Meskill said has been celebraw ^ tne ^jjggrvance passed the state Another Arrest Made few more people interested in ’Thursday he would sign a bill to fourth Monday in October, lo unanimously and is Rham Teacher Asks The Weather Obituaries the tour arranged by the Lutz change Veterans’ Day to Nov. m a k e a three-day weekend, bu J^gJHngai^Jroval in the senate. In Robertson Break ■ • ' —1—— — a— Hearing on His Job Clear tonight with lows in upper teens or Junior Museum “ Manchester low 20s. Sunday sunny, highs in the low non-surety bond for court on the Inside; Recycling.’’ The Page 16 Lukas J. Piescik / Mrs. Mary H. Hayes MANCHESTER 40s. Precipitation probability near zero Mrs. Mary Helen Hayes, 72, appearance March 12. Five group will leave promptly at 10 tonight and 10 per cent Sunday. Lukas John Piescik, 79,'of 94 Andre D. Bourque, 17, of 72 N. others in the car were not a m. Saturday, from the Town f Clinton St., diedHiursday at his of 24 Laurel St. died Thursday Elm St., was arrested by at her home. She was the widow charged, police said. Hall Hearing Room. Interested home. He was the husband of Manchester Police Thursday on persons are asked to contact MANtHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1973 — VOL. XCII, No. 123 Manchester—A City of Village Charm SiXtEEN PAGES — 2 TV - 2 MINI PAGES p r iu e fif t e k n c En ts of John T. Hayes. George F. Kania Jr., 19, of Mrs. Agnes Miklasiewicz charges stemming from two 205 N. Elm St., charged the museum, 643-0949, if time Piescik. Mrs. Hayes was bora June 30, recent breaks into Robertson 1900, in Manchester, daughter 'Thursday night with intoxica­ allows, or to be present Mr. Piescik was bom July 15, School. tion at the Center. He was tomorrow at 10. Private cars 1893 in Poland, son of John and of James and Margaret Breen Bourque was charged with Hassett, and had iived here all released on his written promise will be used for transportation. Totela Waskiewicz Piescik, and two cQunts of third-degree to appear in court March 5. ____ bad lived in Manchester for 59 her life! burglary, two counts of third-, David M. Pizzoferrato, 19, of 'The Ladies Daytime Bridge years. He was a member of the Survivors are two sons, John degree criminal mischief, and T. Hayes Jr. of Manchester and 207 C en ter S t., ch arg ed Group of the Manchester Several POWs Critical Polish-American Qub. one count of third-degree Thursday afternoon with He had been employed for 34 Clifford T. Hayes of Newton, Newcomers Club will meet larceny. The charges were operating an unregistered Monday from 9 a.m. to noon at years as a velvet weaver at Mass.; a foster son, Joseph lodged on a Circuit Court 12 Hayes of Maine; two daughters, motor vehicle, and failure to the Community Y.”Baby-sitting Cheney Bros, and later worked arrest warrant. change address. His car was at Pratt and Whitney Division Mrs. Glen C. Rivard of Bourque was released on a is available^_____ Manchester and Mrs. James H. stopped on Center St., police of United Aircraft Corp., East 31,000 non-surety bond for court said. Court date is March 12. The name of Kathryn Kania Hartford. Veitch of Bolton; a brother, appearance at Manchester was inadvertently omitted from Of Amnesty Proposals James Garrett Hassett of Survivors, besides his wife, the Illing Junior High School Bolton; two sisters, Mrs. March 12. Four Manchester boys, are a son, Eklwin Pescik of Bourque is the second youth Grade 8 honor roll for the Elizabeth Murphy and Miss unidentified because of their “ I know of no one who Manchester; and two to be arrested on charges ages (under 16), were ap­ second quarter. BAL MEN'S SHOP By BARTON REPPERT civilians still prisoners in North loudly oppose the maJority “What I said was what I had Grace C. Hassett, both of collaborated with the enemy,” grandchildren. stemming from the Jan. 31 and prehended by police Thursday Associated Press Writer and South Vietnam, according ruling once the maJority thought and what I thought Manohester; two grandchildren most of the POWs thought,” said Harris, 43, of Preston, Md. The funeral will be Saturday Feb. 4 breaks at Robertson in connection with recent thefts Returned American prisoners to lists provided by the North decides.” at 10 a.m. from the John F. and a great-grandchild. School. Roy E. Webber, 19, of Vietnamese. At Portsmouth Naval Mulligan said. ‘‘I wasn’t endor­ “All of the people I know sup­ The funeral will be Saturday of building materials from a Fire Calls MANCHESTER STORE ONLY of war, some voicing sharp Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. 940 E. Middle Tpke., was On the amnesty issue. Army Hospital in Virginia, Navy sing anyone, I wasn’t told to say ported our government and our at 8:30 a.m. from the John F. Timrod Rd. construction site. THURSDAY criticism of amnesty for draft government’s policy.” Center St., with a Mass of the charged Wednesday two counts Lumber, nails, and tarpaper, evaders, have refrained from Sgt. Ken Wallingford, 24, of Capt. James A. Mulligan Jr., anything for anyone.” Resurrection at St. James Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. each of third-degree burglary 3:56 p.m. — Eighth District SATURDAY ONLY... Austin, Tex., reflected the 46, of Lawrence, Mass, said Capt. Jeremiah A. Denton Two other returned Center St., with a Mass of the valued at about $125 by the firemen to 40 Delmont St. on discussing Indochina prison prisoners, at Fitzsimons Church at 10; 30. and third-degree criminal owner, the Andrew Ansaldi camp conditions in detail. stance of several returnees in that in the wake of the antiwar Jr., 48, of Virginia Beach, Va., Friends may call at the Resurrection at St. James report of a house fire; false 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. appearing with Mulligan, said General Hospital, near Denver, mischief. Construction Co. of Bidwell St., One ex-POW said, however, saying of draft evaders: “I unrest, “it’s about time the funeral home tonight from 7 to Church at 9. Burial will be in St. alarm. the strong morale maintained Colo, admitted signing special Three juveniles, unidentified had been stolen over the past NO EXCHAN6ES... ALL SALES FINAL “it will be a shock” for the don’t think they should let them American people started 9. James Cemetery. 5:05 p.m. — Eighth District back. They are not true pulling together. It’s about time by the POWs was “an expres­ statements for their captors but Friends may call at the because of their ages, have few weeks. CASH " CHECK - BANK CHARBES American public when the full been referred to Juvenile firemen to 178 Lydall St. for Americans.” we start raising the flag instead sion of the fact that human refused to disclose the contents. Mrs. Margaret Flaherty funeral home tonight from 7 to The stolen items and the four RE6AL CHARBES NOT ACCEPTED story of their captivity unfolds. authorities in connection with house fire (See story on Page “If they can’t go and fight, of burning it.” nature, when placed under A rm y CWO D an iel COVENTRY - Mrs. youths were found in the woods “Conditions in the United 9. the same breaks. One). ABSOLUTELY NO ALTERATIONS... they have no business coming Mulligan and other returnees duress, can find and use sources Maslowski, 23, of Chicago, said Margaret Elizabeth Wellwood The family suggests that any near the construction site, 5:08 p.m. — Town firemen to States are so good, I Just think of strength necessary not only he signed one statement “to Police said today that five police said. They boys were SELECT GROW the American people are going back to their country,” said denied there had been any of­ Flaherty, 75, of East Hartford, memorial contributions may be Eighth District fire Wallingford, who said he had ficial military coaxing to evoke to survive, but to do it help bring the war to an end,” made to a charity of the donor’s more juveniles will be referred released to their parents. SEUCT GROUP to be very surprised or shocked formerly of Coventry, died to authorities for a separate headquarters for standby been chained inside a cage homecoming statements that creditably.” adding: Thursday at Manchester choice. during fire at 178 Lydall St.; by some of the things that took At Maxwell Air Force Base Jan. 19 break at the school. A large variety of tools, KNIT SHIRTS place,” Army Capt. Mark A. while being held captive by the praised President Nixon for Memorial Hospital. She was the returned at 5:40 p.m. Long SleavN. Rtg. lo S8J 0 Viet Cong. He spoke at Brooke achieving the Vietnam settle­ near Montgomery, Ala., Lt. “ I said was what I had thought Hundreds of dollars in worth about $350, was taken in a Smith told newsmen Friday in and what I thought most of the widow of Thomas L. Flaherty. damages were done to the 8:31 p.m. — Town firemen to Army Medical Center in San ment. Col. Carlyle S. Harris denied Mrs. Flaherty was bora April Charles L. Stewart Sr. Monday night break into a tool N.
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