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Dworkin about the traffic generated Herald Reporter The Penney facility would be the by the Parkade, the Manchester The first witness in the trial m ajor occupant in the tow n's shopping center where Dworkin's proposed industrial park, planned for pharmacy is located, and by Vernon connected with the proposed a 393-acre site in Buckland. Circle, another shopping center industrial park in Manchester Dworkin discussed the formation where a pet store, part-owned by testified Thursday that traffic of the Manchester Environmental Dworkin, is located. generated by the park would Coalition, a group he said was started Atty. Holland Castleman, who further deteriorate local air this January. represents the Manchester quality. "Members are concerned with the Economic Development Commis­ environmental violations of the air in sion. followed a similar line of Micahel Dworkin, one of the plain­ the area. We are concerned with the questioning about traffic generated Surrounded by Polish color tiffs in the case, was the only witness effect of the pollution on health," he by the Parkade. S to take the stand Thursday. Judge T. said. Castleman also asked whether Clark Hull and attorneys spent the Teri Ivaniski of Rockville displays some Polish handwoven bedspreads given her by her Dworkin said he had a health Dworkin opposes the Penney project morning and early afternoon problem this summer that he family and friends. She obtained the carved plates and plaques while visiting Poland last reviewing evidence that would be because he fears it might clear the believes was at least party caused by way for Buckland Commons, a summer. (Herald color photo by Pinto) presented during the trial. pollution. The trial will continue Tuesday at proposed development that would in­ He presented a list of 200 persons clude residential and commercial 10 a.m. in Hartford County Superior who had signed up at his pharmacy Court. development. Castleman said this op­ as being interested in the group. position might be based on the The case — the Manchester En­ While being questioned by Atty. feeling that Buckland Commons Teri is proud to be Polish E vironmental Coalition vs. Edward Bernard McGovern, assistant at­ would affect business at existing Stockton et al — involves a claim by torney general, Dworkin said the shopping centers. Before going to Poland last Teri said. In recent years, as the the plaintiffs that Stockton, state By JUNE TOMPKINS group had held only informal summer, she spent a couple of weeks churches have been restored and commerce commissioner, granted Dworkin said this was not the basis Herald Reporter meetings. He also said that he was at Rhode Island College taking renovated, often around the existing approval of the J.C. Penney Co.’s of his opposition, although he said he “I'm proud to have a ‘ski’ on the the only one paying for the suit. had made public statements about end of my name." preparatory courses in Polish sub­ church ruins, the rare and beautiful proposed catalog distribution center McGovern, representing the state jects. artifacts have been returned. without properly weighing its en­ the effect Buckland Commons would This is the attitude of Teri Ivaniski Commerce Department, questioned have on existing business. of 19 Terrace Dr,, Rockville, who Taking the trip last summer was Teri told of her memorable experience at seeing the famous spent several weeks last summer not only to learn more about the Gothic painting of Our Lady of P learning about her Polish heritage. language and customs of her Czestochowa, or the Black Madonna She was one of about 200 students heritage. It was a follow-up of her as it is known abroad. and educators from all over the first trip to Poland. Legend has it that the original was United States who took part in "When I went there two years ago, Legion disease it did something to me. Everything painted by St. Luke. tracing their roots in a summer At sunrise, she said, trumpeters program at the historic Jagiellonian my.mother had told me became real, announce the break of lay after University in Crakow sponsored by and I wanted to see and know more.” which a veil covering the Black The Kosciuszko Foundation of New Teri’s mother came to the United Madonna is removed and there, York City, a non-profit institution States at the age of 15 bringing with bathed in the morning sunlight, which promotes educational and her the traditional fringed black not widespread shawl and a bedspread she had woven mounted on an altar of ebony and cultural exchanges between the silver, the Portrait is exposed with United States and Poland. of homespun wool dyed in a pattern By I nited I’reKs Inlernutional lirmeO earner inis year — an ui he said. "1 have every reason to gleaming genuine jewels set in her Founded in 1364, the Jagiellonian of brilliant green and magenta. Teri While the national Center for which were made public. suspect we will turn up cases” painted crown and robe. University counts among its alumni grew up with stories of her mother’s Disease Control CDC) in Atlanta has "We re sending blood samples to But Faich said there was no reason ‘‘I shook," said Teri as she such personages as Nicholas Coper­ homeland. confirmed seven recent cases of Atlanta just like all-states are," for panic because of the possible described her reaction to this nicus, mathematician, economist Recalling the occasions throughout Legionnaires' disease in Vermont — Fiumara said. cases. religious drama. and physician; Madame Marie Curie, history when Poland emerged from including three deaths — a UPI sur­ He said, "every state in the coun­ "Legionnaires’ disease is not Considered the most sacred shrine scientist; Kosciuszko, Polish- its political and economic vey of health officials has found no try" is sending samples if it has a new, ” he said. "It has been with us in Poland, it is the site of many American general; Frederic Chopin, tribulations, Teri said, "I'm so proud confirmed cases of the mysterious case of pneumonia without an iden­ since at least 1965 and it probably has pilgrimages. composer, and Adam Nickewicz, of my heritage. To be knocked down pneumonia-like illness in the five tified cause. been with us through eons. It is not Poland is dedicated to the Blessed contemporary poet. and be able to come up again is so im­ other New England states. In addition to Vermont and sweeping the country like some sort Virgin. Chopin’s heart is said to be In fact. Miss Ivaniski was the only portant.” But health officials in Maine and Massachusetts, only Rhode Island of plague. We have a new diagnostic buried under the statue of the member of the group representing One instance of the country’s Rhode Island say they expect some to and New'Hampshire have reportedly tool for an old disease and we are Blessed Virgin in Warsaw. the business world. She is a hair­ emergence is the restoration of its turn up. sent samples to the CDC, according beginning to work out its pattern.” many churches. Items of sculpture, When a sk ^ how she could bear to to the survey. dresser and cosmetologist and The seven Vermont cases were The disease first gained carved wood and gold decorations visit Auschwitz, site of the largest Dr, Gerald Faich, chief of former owner of Teri’s Beauty traced through samples sent to the widespread publicity in 1976 were removed during World War II Nazi concentration camp of Europe, epidemiology for the Rhode Island Parlor and Teri's Bridal Salon in CDC. All were discovered following an American Legion con­ and sent to Canada for safekeeping. Health Department, said he has not Manchester. —See Piigf S r\cn -\ 3 since July and one "highly probable" vention in Philadelphia. A total of 181 case also has been found since then.
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