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Talks Reopen in Coal Dispute 21 TIIK llKHALl). Sal . March 21. 1981 MANCHESnR HAS IT Town, man at odds Portland woman Manchester seeks Ogrodnik named over metal pile full-time protester suit dismissal Trinity hoop coach BUSINESS DIRECTORY GUIDE FOR Advertising Space Page 6 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 MANCHESTER AND SURROUNDING Available T o A d ve rtise H ere C a ll VICINITY 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. ■■■ 763 FEATURING THIS WEEK MAIN ST. 24 HR. TOWING 643-1191 191 Gho ite ralh 643-0016 MAIN ST. 100 •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR PAP AUTO PARTS MANCHESTER Serving the Greater Manchester Area for Years •FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS 643-1900 •RUSTY JONES RUST PROOFING ^ Manchester, Conn. Monday March 23, 1981 25 Cents r n YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES 20 WarrM 81., Manchaatar (Oppotft. Royal Ic. Croam) 649-1106 with this ad Talks reopen ciesigns, 10% Discount }41 BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER. CONN OBOAO off glass i t scraon rapalr Wanchester Professional Park, Suite A-1 Betfy Gallaqher, Prop. 35 Stylet of doors fo choose from In any color. WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL in coal dispute AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION Automotive HEATING and SHEET METAL Ken Bralthwalte, Prop. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The union, which has not settled on "It's all still got to be worked out Negotiators for the soft coal industry a nevy contract without a strike since at the table," Callen .said "I think 299 BROAD ST. Don Rowe and daughter Sarah, of 19 sunshine this weekend. and for 160,000 miners met early 1964. represents workers who mine they have a better understanding New England Mechanical Services, Inc. (bahind Spaady Mufdar) 44 percent of the nation's coal this lime and hopefully they'll work Wellington Rd., enjoyed a bike ride In the today to resume contract talks that broke off six days ago. production. out a contract That's why they're 166 TUNNEL RD. The two sides came together Asked why the talks had resumed back al the table. " VERNON, CT. 06066 643>8844 shortly after 1:30 a.m. EST in the at such an unusual hour, and with an The operators said last week they 871-1111 same downtown hotel where the apparent attempt at secrecy, union would not sit down with the I'MW Harris girl fells jury negotiations became deadlocked last spokesman Eldon Callen said. "We bargaining team again until the un­ CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER'S week. want a short strike. " ion modified some ol its demands. TIL. 649-3528 Serving Manchetter over 50 yr>. Church had his negotiators in Church would not predict .Sunday There were no early indictions place shortly after midnight but it whether the industry would sollcn its PARTS Penttand The florist how bomb exploded whether the mere resumption of was nearly two hours later before hard line “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" talks spelled progress. And United three somber looking represen­ "That's something that wc will HOURS 24 BIRCH 8T. By MARTI.N KEARNS with a late-night attack in a residen­ who added that she often sleeps in Mine Workers President Sam tatives of the Bituminous Coal have to settle al the table." he .said. 8 TO 8 MON.-FRI. TEL. 043-0247 Herald Reporter tial area of Manchester last fall. the basement “because we're afraid Church said earlier that even a Operators Association arrived Wlien the l,ilk.s broke oil last ©_________ 8 TO 5 SAT. a SUN. 043-4444 HARTFORD — A trial of a white Although five persons escaped in­ of windows.” breakthrough would not prevent at “I have no comment right now. Tuesday, union sources said the in­ 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) PAP ANNOUNCES F .T .D . West Virginia youth accused in last jury, the Brent Road home was bad­ As the governm ent's second least a brief strike beginning Friday Thank you, " said B R. 'Bobby' dustry was still insisting on an end to MASTER CHARGE October’s fire bombing of a black ly damaged in the ensuing fire. witness, Manchester Police Officer — the day the miners' current three- Brown, the chief industry negotiator the union s multiemployer pension MANCHESTER WORLD W IDE AMERICAN EXPRESS family’s Manchester home began Stephen Novak explained he arrived year contract expires. as he swept passed reporters and system BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY Imported car parts are not Foreign to them. PAP now has in stock The World SERVICE this morning in Federal Court, short­ Sharon Harris, a ninth-grade stu­ first at the scene and tried to open More than 12,000 rebellious miners entered the negotiations suite at 1 42 Other unresolved issues were r - " ' Parts Line of auto parts to service the imported cars. PAP has brakes, ly after the swearing-in of an all- dent at filing Junior High School the front door through the burning jumped the gun after the am. wages, revision of an arbitration clutches, bearings, gaskets, ignition parts and exhaust parts now for your FLO’S Cake DetMirating Supplies Inc. white jury. said, she ran from the bedroom home. Novak said he called inside negotiations broke off last Tuesday Church, who was already at the review board, company demands for Advertising Space M5-0228 " 878-3252 ’The government called as its first yelling fire, while her brother, John and “heard children screaming." — walking off their jobs in wildcat bargaining table, appeared ready lor mandatory overtime and a union de­ imported car as well as your American car. PAP Auto Parts is a complete A COMPLETE LME OF WLTON CAKE DECORATIONS witness, 16-year-old Sharon Harris Harris, went for a pitcher of water. actions that shut down coal facilities a prolonged session, a bottle ol mand lor a unilorm absentee automotive parts store catering to the do it yourselfer. All your automotive who told the court that she was in She said John quickly returned to the Novak said that he checked the in seven states. aspirin at his elbow. program. Available her bedroom listening to music With bathroom adjoining her mother’s home for any other persons who needs can be purchased in one place. PAP is starting their anniversary Spec­ 191 CIN TRR ST. MANCHESTER. CONN. her brother, John Harris, when, “all bedroom, where she and another might be inside, but added he could To Advertiae Here Call ial today. Five quarts of Pennzoil Motor Oil and a Pennzoil Oil Filter for only Mon. - Sat. i0-8 of a sudden I heard a crashing noise brother and sister waited with their only step three feet into the flaming 643-1711 $7.86. A savings of $2.50 Thurt., 10-9 sending glass everywhere.” uncle, Nathanel Graham. bedroom, “because the heat was too Polish leader warns Momentarily overcome with emo­ According to her testimony Sharon intense.” Wedding Cakes A Specialty tion, Sharon Harris regained her Harris said John told them someone A jury of six men and six women “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS” composure and explained, “it (the was at the front door. She told the was appointed today after a nearly MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. object) struck my hand and fell to jurors that the family members week-long selection process. Joining of Soviet intervention the floor and exploded.’’ huddled in the bathroom in fear for the 12-member panel for the WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Polish Solidarity called an emergency railed the crisis 'more serious' Suppliers of Safety Pr«f#»rfiv»ri MANCHESTER OVER 45 The federal government has PAP AUTO PARTS their lives until directed outside by expected five-day trial are four Deputy Prime Minister Mieczslaw meeting of its national leadership for than the mass strikes of .August, YEARS charged 19-year-old Charles Norman their 18-year-old uncle. alternates who are also white. The Rakowski raised the specter of today in the north central city ot which ended when the government 307 E Center St (Rear) MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE Metheney with civil rights pnd L •FOUL WEATHER SUITS “I’m still afraid to go into my trial is expected to continue Soviet intervention. Solidarity Bydgoszcz, where a bloody police recognized the union's right to •BOOTS •HOSE (behind Lenqox Pharmacy) weapons violations in connection room at night," said Sharon Harris, throughout the week. sources said on the eve of a crucial beating of union supporters and ol- 0pp. East Camatery CALL 649-5807 organize •GLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS union summit today to discuss a ficials Thursday touched oft the The Solidarity summit today was workers' strike. Polish TV said the crisis. called atler "sharp talks between 5 Glen Rd. • Manchester • 643-5107 QUALITY HARRISON ST. nation's “fate" might be at stake. Although the union said a strike Walesa and a government team led MEMORIALS MANCHESTER Woman police officer The Solidarity sources said Sunday alert would remain in effccl to by Bakowski. the deputy prime that Soviet-led Warsaw Pact protest the beating, the union minister, on union demands lor an maneuvers in Poland were extended Call for quality steam leaders issued an urgent appeal to its investigation of the incident and the EVERYTHING IN GLASS ' Pet problems? at least two days, but this could not 10 million members not to stage publishing ol photograplis ol the ■ WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" carpel cleaning...the be confirmed as no time limit for the strikes or protests today. Bane-Clene' way fo gef fop youfh award beatings. maneuvers has been given. CALL A member of the union national Solidarity sources said the talks In one of the most tense weekends ■ leadership. Marian Jurezyk, said J.A.
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