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I /a m ity Iroomi, CO. liaurhrstrr Hrralft iltor Manchfislnr A City nl Villarir Charm Saturday, May 2.1087 30 Cents H §nt Com/mny C. IVM. MAC. BRIDGEPORT TOLL AT 27 1 1 I.M MM t l l . M Just one t N .M m i-ta worker rjo tJIt I.IM .F . pjo is missing AJO T.WI.r. fjn Am iiNttr. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Pour IM) 1I.IM.F. more bodiei recovered from M> no the rubble of the L ’Ambiance P la u r.m apartment buildini Friday, bring­ IM ing the death toll to 17 and leaving Ajft Juat one construction worker unac­ FJK counted for. The 117.6 million apartment building was about 60 percent complete when It collapsed April tS. SincO then, rescue workers have ft meticulously picked through the 1040 enormous pile of rubble around the clock in desperate hope of finding I someone trapped alive. Jonathan test, director of the rescue operation, said he didn’t know how much longer the effort would take. “ We’re slowing the machines \down because were getting into smaller areas,” test said. “ All I k n ^ is t got 140 tons of concrete between me and the basement.” .Y Meanwhile, attorneys for a sub­ O M In contractor began arguments in a |1 HOMt... million lawsuit in federal court, blaming the city of Bridgeport for the project’s collapse during M.000.00. construction. In the civil suit in U.S. District t Court, LiR Frame Builders Inc. of BImsford, N.Y., seeks damages tor loss of equipment at the site of L’Ambiance Plata. Attorney Arnold J. Bai, the company’s attorney, also con­ tended that because of the “ csirless- nesB and negligence” of the city, LiR Frame has become exposed to Ith P A U L AAWWtO claims of damages or lawsuits. ■R8AKS tlL IN C I — TV avangeliat Jim Bakkar, with hit wife, Tammy, Mark T. Anastasi, associdte city •peaks to reporters Friday outside his Peim Springs home. He said he w oni attorney, called the lawsuit “ no­ try to regain ieadership of the $120 miliion PTL empire. In Manchester, local thing but a bald-faced, totally unsubstantiated claim that for pastors say ifs a tough time to be an Assemblies of Qod minister. Stories on page 2. j Pleaae umii* page I It’s Democrat vs. Democrat -MAOAHNR PULLOUT n c n O N Cummings, Sullivan dispute raffle ... page 5 Need money? Herald columnist gives It away on Thursdayl BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Poot more bodies were recovered from the rubble of the L ’Ambiance n a ia apartmern building Friday, bring­ ing the death toil to 27 and leaving Juat one construction worker unac­ counted for. The S17.S million apartment building was about M percent complete when It collapsed April U . Since then, rescue workers have meticulously picked through the enormous pile of rubble around the clock in desperate hope of finding someone trapped alive. Jonathan Best, director of the rescue operation, salcf he didn’t know how much longer the effort would take. “ We’re slowing the machines down because were getUng into smaller areas,’’ Best said. “ AH 1 know is I got 240 tons of concrete between me and the basement.” Meanwhile, attorneys for a sub­ contractor began arguments in a |1 million lawsuit in federal court, blaming the city of Bridgeport for the project’s collapse during construction. In the civil suit in U.S. District Court, Lift Frame Builders Inc. of Elmsford, N.Y., seeks damages for loss of equipment at the site of L’Ambiance Plata. Attorney Arnold J. Bai, the company’s attorney, also con­ tended that because of the “ carless- ness and negligence” of the city. Lift Frame has become exposed to BREAKS SILENCE — TV evangelist Jim Bakker, with his wife, Tammy, AP photo claims of damages or lawsuits. Mark T. Anastasi, associate city speaks to reporters Friday outside his Palm-Springs home. He said he won’t attorney, called the lawsuit “ no­ try to regain leadership of the $129 million PTL empire. In Manchester, local thing but a bald-faced, totally pastors say if s a tough time to be an Asaemblies of Qod miniater. Stories on unsubstantiated claim that for page 2. Please tam la page 2 It’s Democrat vs. Democrat ------- :-------------MAGAZINE PULUHJT BECTION Cummings, Sullivan dispute raffle ... page 5 Need money? 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    t- Changing seasons: No hostility: Bryan Farms briefing cordial / page 3 Church fairs signal autumn / page 13 Owners firm: NFL games will be played / page 9 anrliratpr HrralJi Manchester — A City ot Villatje Charm Friday, Sept'11, 1987 30 Cents Wi Konover gives up S- m: ' ^ " h:- on shopping center By Andrew J. Davis "Tlw re are serious traffic prob­ don’t have a rabbit we can pull out ‘ Herald Reporter lems On the area) that need to be of a hat. We can’t fix it” - S'* solved,” Weiss said this morning. At the commission meeting, town , . i.” A proposed 120,000-square-foot “ It’s an economic decision. If it officials said that withthe center so r ' shopping center off Buckland can’t be solved. It’s their choice.” close to the Interstate M eastbound Street has met its demise after its Konover had thought it would be exit ramps, and a number of main developers were unable to resolve able to build the center, even with streets, traffic generated from such 'M potential traffic problems in the the traffic problem, Larson said. a shopping center would be too area. He said that he thought the town much for the area. Gary Wood, a According to John Larson, vice would go with Konover to the state police spokesman, told the commis­ president of Konover Development Department of IVansportation to sion at the meeting that even Co. of West Hartford, the proposal seek a solution. without the center, the intersection to build the center has been He added that since the town had is hard to handle.
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    - 1 - Original texts and document concept copyright © 2007 by Richard E. Mandel STAR TREK, its on-screen derivatives, and all associated materials are the property of Paramount Pictures Corporation. Multiple references in this document are given under the terms of fair use with regard to international copyright and trademark law. This is a scholarly reference work intended to explain the background and historical aspects of STAR TREK and its spacecraft technology and is not sponsored, approved, or authorized by Paramount Pictures and its affiliated licensees. All visual materials included herein is protected by either implied or statutory copyright and are reproduced either with the permission of the copyright holder or under the terms of fair use as defined under current international copyright law. All visual materials used in this work without clearance were obtained from public sources through public means and were believed to be in the public domain or available for inclusion via the fair use doctrine at the time of printing. Cover art composited from the work of Andrew J. Hodges (DY-100) and Industrial Light and Magic (Excelsior) This work is dedicated to Geoffery Mandel, who started it for all of us. Memory Alpha and SFHQ/Mastercom cataloging data: UFP/SFD DTA HR:217622 - 2 - Gfefsbujpo!Tqbdfgmjhiu!Dispopmphz! First History (Prime Two) Edition Modified Okuda Timeline preview build 20070915 by Richard E. Mandel - 3 - Table of Contents Notes to self: no more than five major starships per section, ONLY canon/semi-canon/licensed/“reality”