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Anr%Stpr Ntng Im Li Israel and Syria Said Near Accord PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 3, 1974 y ★ anr%stpr ntng I m l i MANCHESTER, CONN.,^SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1974- VOL. XCUI, No. 183 Manchester—A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES — TWO MINIS ^th Annual PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Horse Owners Fear Zone Rule Israel and Syria By DOUG BEVINS LOTALTY “Come saddle your horses, and call up your men,” Soine DAT lines penned by Sir Walter Scott in 1830, may well be the call going out to Manchester equestrians thjs weekend. Said Near Accord The reported muster of local horsekeepers began recently been a lot of telephone calls ALEXANDRIA, Egypt when the town’s Planning and about the proposed regulations, (UPp — A high American Zoning Commission (PZC) an­ and he expbets to see standing- official said today Israel and ley Fought All Night VnEM NS OF FOREIGN WMIS nounced its intetition to roo'm-only in th e' Municipal Syria are in “negotiating promulgate zoning regulations Building Hearing Room wten By United Press International range” of each other on straight day of fighting and as of late regarding the keeping of the PZC opens its public troop disengagement in' the horses, and the town planning Syrian and Israeli forces fought all morning “the fighting is still going hearings at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Golan Heights on all except office has been flooded with in­ Blake said there are in­ night on Mt. Hermon and Israeli , on.” quiries about the regulations. dications of considerable op^ one issue — how far Israel planes bombed and strafed Arab would withdraw. In Tel Aviv the military command According to records of the position to the new rules, guerrilla positions in Lebanon today said Israeli warplanes hit Arab as Secretary of State Henry A. town assessor, there are only drafted to update existing On all other issues of the dis-, guerrilla concentrations in southern • about 30 horses in Manchester, zoning regulations which don’t engagement except the cease­ Kissinger conferred with Syrian Lebanon near Mt. Hermon for the \ MIIERSON-SHEA but there are probably a lot even mention horses. leaders in Damascus. POST Na fire line there was “reasonable third straight day and an Israeli com­ more people who loVe horses. Town Planner J. Eric Potter, A Syrian military communique said progress” during ^U.S. mando unit that crossed into Syria And it’s toose p^ple who are who drafted the regulations Secretary of State Henry A. that battles extended over a large expected to dominate a Monday after consultation with equine- strayed into a minefield and suffered Kissinger’s seven hours of talks area of the Golan heights in the 54th 10 wounded. \. night PZC public hearing on the oriented agencies and in­ with Syrian President Hafez proposed zoning regulations. dividuals, says the regulations Assad, the official said. Assistant ’Town Planner are intended to benefit the \ . UNO THE LADES Ronald Blake says there have public, by protecting neighbors The high official spoke to AUXILIARY and solving a thorny question of newsmen during a 96-minute Tape Gap Report whether or not horses are flight from Damascus to the 4 Presents allowed in Manchester. Gianaclis air base outside “They’re not intended to be Alexandria, where Kissinger’s Was Due Today jestrictive,” Potter said of the presidential jet arrived late this WASHINGTON (UPI) - experts reached last January proposal morning. about the loud buzz that Prices The ^oposed regulations U.S. District Court Judge ’ He said he would nof^be sur­ John J. Sirica receives obliterates 18 V4 minutes of limit keeping of horses in Nixon’s June 20, 1972, meeting prised if Syrian and Israeli another — and probably final residential zones to private use, with H.R. Haldeman, then his MISS LOYALTY DAY QUEEN 2046: Better but they also allow for commer­ troops would exercise — report today on the “restraint” in the Golan White House chief of staff and n f Qlamiprtinit WASHINGTON (U PI)-Con­ cial uses — riding academies, mysterious IBVz-minute Heights fighting even without a now under indictment in con­ sumers can expect a slowdown livery stables, and breeding — erasure on one of President nection with the Watergate in the rate at -which most milk in certain locations. ceasefire agreement, and said Nixon’s crucial Watergate cover-up. Ji® believed there was an Un­ product prices have been rising Potter’s proposed rules would tapes. The experts, reported to derstanding an exchange of war \ and may see some further drop regulate feed troughs, fodder Sirica Jan. 15 that the buzz only prisoners would be included in He was scheduled to meet in in butter prices soon, the storage, manure accumulation, could have been caused by “at an eventual troop disengage­ his. chambers with two of the By His Excellency THOMAS j. MESKILL, Governor, a Agriculture JJepartment and other aspects of good least five, and perhaps as many ment agreement. technical experts who have predicted today. horsekeeping, but the major as nine” separate erase and limitations contained in the been studying a batch of the Retail dairy prices in March Kissinger and his party flew tapes since last fall and with rerecord operations, all done by PROCLAMATION were about 25 per cent above a regulations are minimum sizes by helicopter from the Ginaclis hand. Without taying so clirect- of lots for horses. Potter says iawyers for the White House The General Assembly of Connecticut has directed that a day be set aside each year earlier, economists said in air base to the Mamoura (UPI photo) and the Watergate special ly, taeir report and subsequent year for the reaffirmation of loyalty to the United States of America and for keeping of horses will be a report. But for the remainder government rest house on prosecution force. testimony strongly suggested recognition of the importance of our heritage of freedom. of the year increses are likely allowed in any residential zone, Alexandria’s eastern outskirts Alger Hiss, the former State the erasure was deliberate. Our forefathers, loyal to the concept of liberty as an inalienable right of all men, to be smaller than those posted provided the keeper meets the where Egyptian President Department official who Sirica said in advance the This contrasted sharply with report would not be released fought courageously to establish a new and independent nation. Unswerving in their since last fall, and butter— one-acre minimum lot size for Anwar Sadat was staying. was convicted in 1950 of the theory advanced by the devotion, they willingly gave their lives for a cause in which they believed. which has already declined — one or two horses. Lots of that American sources said the today, but that decisions would White House — that the “gap” size would be rare except in ‘That’s Me? perjury in denying he had be made about “further We must recognize an obligation to these men, and to others who came readily may drop again in view of re­ Egyptian president would be ever given secrets to the was caused accidentally cent downturns in. wholesale Rural Residence or Residence proceedings” concerning it. through the tripping of a foot to the defense pf our country over the past two centuries in periods of national briefed on talks with Syrian and Russians, saiii Friday he emergency. markets, the report added. AA Zones. Geoff Holmes of Vernon looks a little different in a Israeli leaders. The report was expected to pedal by Nixon’s personal / hoped the Nixon transcripts detail the sophisticated scien- If someone has more than two funhouse-type mirror ^at a Tri-City Plaza store.. Such In an airport statement in secretary. Rose Mary Woods, In accordance with the Statutes of our State, I proclaim May 1 to be horses, his acreage must be a would spur disclosure of FBI ’ tific data supporting the con­ SUNNY. reflections may create a distorted image of youth, Herald Damascus, Kissinger said his while she was transcribing the half-acre larger for each ad­ meetings with Syrian leaders files on the Hiss case. clusions the six-man panel of tape last Oct. 1. LOYALTY DAY ditional horse. photographer Steve Dunn mentioned after making the pic­ Let us pledge on this occasion our allegiance to the flag of the United States ture. were “constructive” and he and all that it represents. Let us mark this day by proclaiming again our continuing For commercial equine uses, would return to Damascus ear­ faith in the time-honored principles that inspired the founding of our nation. the minimum lot size is three ly next week. acres, and each horse must I urge that the flag be displayed on public buildings on this day and that there Vernon Syrian Deputy Premier and 3 Held After Holdup / be appropriate ceremonies in schools fnd communities throughout the State. Mostly sunny today, with have its own half-acre. Foreign Minister Abdel Halim temperatures in the 60-to-65 The most-often-asked question Khaddam, who saw Kissinger xf Civ*M 0nJtr mj h M i'm d of tht halt at ibt Capilol, m Hartford, ikit liatreatb NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Three Later, they split up and hid in A About 310,000 of stolen bank day of April, in iht yiar of our Lord out ihoaiamd nmt handrtd and mnty-font and of degree range. in the planing office. Potter off at theaifport, said, “ We are men sought by New York various nearby buildings until money was found in i pillow iht ladtpindtmt ,of tht United Statti the one handrtd end ainelj-tigbih. Clear and cold tonight, with reports, is the inquiry about Young Presented always happy to see you here.” authorities for trying to free police convinced them to sur­ case hanging from ^fence in lows 35 to 40.
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