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Plaza Dept. Store PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Oct. 24. 1974 j r Phantom Middleman Strikes Again “ Snow Tires* Snow tires improve your start By DICK WEST THE CANDIDATES improves your starting ability We all know the crime rate that in-house ripoffs, par­ ing ability in snow by 50 per by 300 per cent. Snow tires and iianrIjPHtTr iuptiing M m lh WASHINGTON (UPI) - One has Jumped 15 per cent this ticularly in stores and fac­ ARE SAYING cent, the Connecticut Safety chains also greatly reduce stop­ of the biggest inflationary year, but these statistics refer tories, is growing by leaps and Commission reports. In severe ping distances on snow and ice. pressures in this country wasn’t mainly to robberies, burglaries bounds. Or hooks and crooks. weather, a reinforced tire chain Be prepared for bad weather! even mentioned in President and acts of violence. At least this is known to Mark Bergenty; Sheriff Disclosures MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1»74- VOL. XCIV, No. 48 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Ford's list of 12 economic good We don’t hear so much about Lipman, operator of a large THIRTY-TWO PAGES — THREE SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS deeds. employes filching from their private security agency and Helen Bergenty of Plalnville, "When I ran for the same of­ I refer to in-house rlpoffs. bosses. It is known, however. author of the book “Stealing.” Republican candidate for Hart­ fice in 1970,” said Mrs. Bergen­ During a talk I had with Lip- ford County high sheriff, said, if ty, “I pledged, 'When elected PLAZA DEPT. STORE man about Ford’s anti-inflation elected, she will work for and if I find the position of high (W« Havt A Notion To PIo n m ) Palestinian program he told me “58 per passage of a General Assembly sheriff isn’t even necessary, Noxt to Frank’s Supormarkot Women Deacons cent of the whole work force is bill for disclosing the following then r u work to abolish it. EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Suicide Squad stealing.” information in the offices of "I’ve found out since it would Ford, Brezhnev Agree In-house ripoffs, including sheriff or deputy sheriff — fees take a (Constitutional amend­ COSMETICS Surrenders To Celebrate embezzlement, pilfering and charged, miles traveled and ment to abolish the office. That • Nama Brandal outright theft, add up to about charge per mile, total number may take years. In the mean­ • Quality Productal TUNIS (UPI) — A Palestinian suicide |10 million a day, or more than of clients served and amounts time, changes could be made • Budgal PrIcasI squad in search of sanctuary decided at |3 billion a year. Furthermore, collected from levies against for the better through Communion Naad Something? Ask Plasal the last moment against martyrdom today To Limit Nuclear Arms that figure is expected to double debtors. legislation.” in the next decade. Elks Visitor and released three hijack hostages in WASHINGTON (UPI) - church’s 1976 General Conven­ The worst part about this, exchange for the reluctant welcome of WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford “We have achieved a cap on the arms Tunisia. Declaring that "women do not tion. In addition, the bishops from a consumer standpoint, is and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev have race if we can solve the technical On Tuesday Ford wift begin explaining Alan W. Lyon, district deputy still secret details of the agreement to exist merely ‘in principle,’’’ took no action to formally or­ that in-house ripoffs are pass­ The guerrillas, trying to avoid being agreed to limit the nuclear arms race for problems of implementing the agreement grand exalted ruler of the Radio /haoK turned over to angry comrades in the the next decade. congressional leaders of both parties, and three female deacons who were dain the women. 1 through expenses. Benevolent and Protective that was made here,” Kissinger told irregularly ordained to the The three women who will Palestine Liberation Organization, laid Returning Sunday night from the he will brief more members'of Congress In other words, what a com­ Order of Elks for Connecticut STORES ROW OPEN lAIE NIBOIS1 1 tOOISTMAS reporters in Vladivostok. “But I believe Episcopal priesthood participate in the Sunday ser­ down their pistols, submachine guns and Vladivostok summit talks, where the during the week. pany loses to light-fingered East, will visit Manchester that with good will that should be Wednesday said they will vice said they rejoiced in the grenades this morning to end a four-day agreement was reached. Ford stressed possible.” He could meet opposition from employes it passes along to the Lodge of Elks Oct. 30. celebrate Holy Ck)nununion in bishops’ favorable action on or­ air and ground drama. that “many details remain to be worked legislators such as Sen. Henry M. Jackson, consumer in the form of higher The evening will open at 6:30 Administration sources said it allows New York City Sunday. dination, but added “we must The commandos then stepped out of an out by our negotiators.” D-Wash., who have resisted previous U.S.- prices. with dinner followed by a EEK ONLY! the Soviet Union to keep its advantage in “We are people and we are note that women do not exist emergency exit of a hijacked British "But ceilings on the strategic forces of Soviet nuclear accords as giving too much This might not put purloining special lodge meeting. There numbers of intercontinental nuclear mis­ priests-not an hypothesis, but a merely ‘in principle.’’’ Airways jet and marched down an escape both nations have been accepted,” he said. away to the Russians. workers quite in the class with will be 15 new candidates in­ siles but lets the United States keep its ad­ reality. Our vocation does not The service, described as a ladder with with their last remaining “A good agreement that will serve the in­ Hearings Planned Arab oil producers. But at |3 itiated in Lyon's honor. l-'-d vantage in the number of missiles lie dormant as a future “Service in Celebration of hostages — three British crewmen. terests of the United States and the Soviet A spokesman for Jackson said his arms billion a year, their impact on Lyon in his official capacity equipped with multiple warheads. possibility,’’ they said in a Women in the ministry,” will the economy obviously is more Decision Debated Union is within our grasp.” control subcommittee would hold hearings 2 as district deputy is the direct Press Secretary Ron Nessen was exul­ statement. be held at Riverside Church and Airport sources said the Palestinians Termed a Breakthrough on the agreement “as soon as possible.” than considerable. representative of Gerald tant. “It is one of the most significant The three—Alison Cheek, is being sponsored by more than argued among themselves at the last Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Administration officials said Ford The thing that mainly dis­ Strohm of Fresno, Calif., the agreements since World War II,” Nessen Carter Heyward and Jeannette half a dozen ecumenical and minute whether they should become mar- ' said the agreement in principle was the expects to receive within a week a written tresses me about this situation grand exalted ruler, to the nine declared, saying “Richard Nixon could not Piccard-were ordained to the denominational women’s tyrs for the Palestinian cause by blowing breakthrough in nuclear arms talks “that statement from Brezhnev confirming was Lipman’s assertion that lodges in the eastern part of achieve this in five years. President Ford priesthood in July in a service organizations. 0 iri§ti]ia§l up the VCIO jet and committing suicide. we have sought in recent years.” points on which the two leaders agreed “the thieves themselves get Connecticut. achieved it in three months.’’ verbally. in Philadelphia along with eight l%e three women had agreed short-changed.” Tunisian negotiators finally convinced other women deacons. « following the July 29 ordination A life insurance agent in the them not to take any more lives. They had Broad outlines of the agreement were “Employes engaged in inter­ Willimantic area, Lyon has held Two weeks later, in an “refrain from exercising our killed a passenger, 43-year-old West Ger­ set forth in a statement signed by Ford nal stealing usually get only 20 several posts in the Connecticut REALISTIC® COMPACT emergency meeting in Chicago, functions for a time.” per cent or less of the actual man banker Werner Kehl, father of three and Brezhnev Sunday in the second floor Elks Association, most recently Kissinger Visits solarium of a health spa near the icy the House of Bishops of the 3 "Our hope was that the value of the items they take,” AUTO 8-TRACK STEREO children, on Friday. 5 as state ritualistic chairman. million-member denomination ecclesiastical authorities of our he said. Temporary Haven Siberian port city of Vladivostok. ruled the ordination invalid and church would move quickly to PLAYER The sources said the negotiators talked U.S. officials hope the technicalities can said the Philadelphia rites did regularize our ordinations and the guerrillas into accepting Tunisia’s Chinese Premier be work^ out at U.S.-Soviet strategic not constitute true ordinations. ordain our sister deacons to the offer of a temporary haven to negotiate a arms limitation talks resuming in Geneva Last week, at the bishops’ in January and the agreement could be priesthood,” they said. permanent sanctuary with another Arab PEKING (UPI) — Secretary of State five-day Chinese visit and said he found regularly scheduled meeting, HERALD YESTERDAYS formally signed when Brezhnev visits the At the Sunday service, the 3 0 8 8 government.
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