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Security Council Debate of Lebanese War Town Officials Outline Reasons Inside today Area n e w s ...........16 F a m ily ................. 26 B usiness...............28 K itchen................. 25 Classified .,,. 19-22 Obituaries .... 12 C om ics................. 23 People ................. 25 D earA b b y...........23 S p o rts...............13-15 Editorial ............ I Sr. Citizens .... 29 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Security Council debate of Lebanese war BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPL) - other foreign attempt to enter the es­ Syria which give hope tl'r current Premier Rashid Karaml said today calating conflict. fighting can be ended," Karami said. Lebanon would block debate of its 11- Karami announced he had cabled Karami told Ghorra in the message month-long civil war by the U.N. the Lebanese Ambassador at the ‘‘not to take any stand but to take State Security Council and leftist leaders United Nations, Edouard Ghorra, every possible step to prevent the met with Palestinian guerrillas to expressing his surprise at Tuesday’s Council from meeting so that nothing HARTFORD — Alabama discuss demands for a cease-fire. move by Secretary General Kurt opposed to the supreme interests of Gov. George C. Wallace Fighting in Beirut and the coun­ Waldheim to put the Lebanese civil Lebanon could follow.” Tuesday withdrew his name for tryside, which claimed at least 110 war issue before the Security Coun­ The pro-leftist radio, seized by the May 11 Democratic dead and 181 wounded in the past 24 cil. rebel army commander Brig. Gen. II 3. Asid Ahdab, said a copy of the cable presidential primary. The com­ hours, dropped ih intensity after The premier said the move had also had gone to Waldheim. plexities of the primary plus night-long battles. been taken “without us knowing the Calling the bloody fighting “a pure­ other demands for the gover­ reasons, motives or results that Karami announced opposition to ly domestic conflict,” Lebanese nor’s time were given as would follow from such a step — par­ the U.N. debate after Palestinian Socialist leader Kamal Jumblatt also reasons for the withdrawal. ticularly since the Lebanese conflict leaders threatened to sink U.S. criticized Waldheim's move in put­ warships if they should intervene in is domestic and there are continuing ting the Lebanese civil war before HARTFORD - State At­ Lebanon's civil war and to crush any efforts being made by ail parties and torney General Carl Ajello the U.N. Security Council. says there is little hope the state will be able to break its contract for offtrack betting Seven bankrupt railroads merge (Herald photo by Dunn) which calls for the state to pay about three times as much for Pinpoints town’s water sources the service that New York into ConRail system tonight does. American Totalisator Inc., has contracts with both WASHINGTON (UPI) - Seven Frank Jodaitis, Manchester’s water and sewer administrator, along nearly 3,000 miles of line that is change will come later as ConRail states. The betting parlors are 'bankrupt railroads combine into one points out the town’s major sources of water (reservoirs and to be abandoned, it likely will be dif­ pours billions of dollars into slated to open in May. igovernment planned system after wells), during Tuesday night’s budget workshop session with the ficult to determine that a massive rehabilitation of track and purchase midnight tonight in a quiet end to one merger has taken place. Major of new equipment. Board of Directors. He explained the rationale behind a proposal WATERBURY - The jury in of the stormiest periods in railroad for a 30 per cent hike in water (and sewage) rates. the Murray R. Gold double­ history. murder case resumed a fifth The automatic takeover of the day of deliberations this mor- bankrupt eastern roads by Con­ UMS ning apparently still solidated Rail Corporation — ConRail deadlocked over a verdict. — at 12:01 a.m. Thursday is an an­ ticlimax to the years of political Town officials outline reasons npers 24's wrangling and problems that ^^vent -absorbent Regional into its creation. Few difficulties are expected. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - ConRail was created by the government to take over the |89 Warrants have been issued for proposed water rate increases against James Fallon of bankrupt Penn Central, Erie Springfield charging him with Lackawanna, Lehigh Valley, Jersey By SOL R. COHEN Their usual procedure is to conduct for protecting directors from being "Every civilization that has Central, Reading, Lehigh & Hudson kidnaping and sexually Hcruld Reporter budget workshops after they hold a misquoted — especially at election neglected its water supply has gone molesting a 5-year-old girl left River, and the Ann Arbor and to use public hearing on the manager’s ten­ time. under.” more than $2 billion in federal funds Manchester’s directors Tuesday bound and gagged in a cellar tative budgets and tax rates. This Her proposal was greeted with lit­ Weiss, in proposing the 30 per cent to refurbish them. night heard town officials explain for three days. Fallon was year’s public hearing is Monday at 8 tle enthusiasm by the other directors water rate hike, explained it would their justification for a 30 per cent arrested in New Haven, Conn., The resulting 20.000-mile system p.m. in Waddell School, Broad St. and Mrs, Ferguson said she may be for operating expense and for hike they are recommending in on charges of attempted sexual will employ 97,000 persons, handle bring her own tape recorder to the replenishing the Water Reserve almost one-fourth the nation’s rail water rates (plus an automatic hike Tuesday night’s explanations were assault on a nurse. by Town Manager Robert Weiss, workshop sessions. Fund. freight and have a near monopoly on in sewage charges) and, in the public works director Jay Giles and Giles, after reviewing the history Giles said the 30 per cent hike .j rail movements in the heavily in­ process, sat in on a seminar of water- water and sewer administrator of M anchester’s water system, would be for all customers — residen­ BOSTON — Massachusetts dustrialized northeast. quality problems, concerns and Attorney General Francis X. Frank Jodaitis. dating back to 1933 when the town tial, commercial and industrial. Technically ConRail is a private possible solutions. bought the South Manchester Water The proposed increase would raise Bellotti will appeal, to the U. S. corporation, but it will remain under The session was planned as a At the beginning of the session, Vi­ Supreme Court, a ruling that Co. from Cheney Brothers, said a an additional $250,000 for the water W ater a government-dominated board of budget workshop. However, the vian Ferguson recommended that all water-quality report expected in department and $183,500 for the the state's absolute veterans directors until it pays back most of directors reviewed parts of the water budget workshops be taped for use by ; shower preference law is un­ June will be the basis for upgrading sewer department. its government debt. and sewer budgets for 1976-77 but directors not present, for refreshing the water quality. The last increase in water rates constitutional, He made the an­ Except for those communities made no decisions nor commitments. the memories of those present and p 9 nouncement Tuesday. He predicted the recommended was in 1970, when they went up by 30- improvements will require a sub­ 35 per cent. Previous to then, they EG. 24.99 stantial expenditure and that he will were raised in 1955. shower mas- National Church history topic at breakfast propose a November 1976 or Sewer charges are computed at 120 with body November 1977 referendum for a per cent of water rates. In 1960 they irushes. Use bond issue. He declined to predict the WASIUNGTON - American More than 100 community leaders rough and soon disbanded, and the Robert J. Digan, director of were at 75 per cent, then they went to ihower, too. extent of the expenditure. officials say the dispatch and administrators in every field this Episcopal Churciv which moved Manchester youth services, "Mer- 90 per cent, then (in 1973) to 100 per morning attended the annual several times' until 1883, when it He quoted a statement by Jodaitis, Tuesday of Ambassador Dean cy.” Si'f I’agi' TiicIm' Special* Brown to Lebanon is a direct Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast at Center settled down in a church of its own. Also. Mrs. Mary S. Patterson, print film U. S. effort to achieve a cease­ Congregational Church. The potato famine in Ireland brought president of board of directors of only fire in that war torn nation. During the breakfast, prayers were many to this area and was responsi­ New Home Manor. “Strength and Brown is a career diplomat offered for our whole community ble for the forming of St. Bridget Endurance ”; Miss Barbara Baker, Local unemployment .48 & 3.62 with experience in Europe, with prayers of petition for those in Roman Catholic Church in 1858. parish worker at Concordia Lutheran Africa and the Middle East, special need. Religion is quite different from a Church, "Love’’; Mrs. Vivian F. r print film Dr, William E. Buckley, church organization, Dr. Buckley Ferguson, member of Board of ironly N'EW YORK - Millions of down in February Manchester historian, traced the said. Religion has been a cause and a Directors, "Diversity” ; and Deputy New Yorkers, beset by police history of Manchester churches from decisive influence, he said, citing the Mayor John W. Thompson, "Com­ S.34&5.58 and fireman layoffs, a huge 1748, when the people of the “Five problems in Lebanon and Northern munity.” Estimated unemployment in • East Hartford — Steady at 10.3 budget deficit and threats of Mile Tract’’ approached the Ireland caused by religion mixed Manchester increased slightly from per cent.
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