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Kissinger Gromyk Huddle on Mideast Issue PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon,, May 6. 1974 -a. South Windsor French Vote Indecisive Formal Decision tonight PARIS (UPI) - Francois Mitterrand also said France Several Items Face Council At Meeting Tonight Mitterand, the Communist would continue to be indepen­ / backed candidate for president dent of the United States. of France, said today he is so JUDY KUEHNEL to enter into a contract with Correspondent funds in the amount of $16,650 for the Retarded held last Oc­ Heads LWV sure of victor in next Sunday’s Town Faces Hike for land-taking on Buckland Diaclear for the installation of will be discussed at the 644-1364 tober. runoff he already has started Rd.; and authorizing the town a filtration system for the The South Windsor League of meeting. The South Windsor Town The Hike-Bike had been Women Voters has elected Bar­ working on his first decisions as attorney to expend the amount Veteran’s Memorial Park. The Council will meet tonight at 8 spearheaded by the South Wind­ bara Zbell league president for Zone Change Denied head of state. • TOIJLET FRAMES Manchester^A City of Village Charm for payment of damages for cost of the filtration system is o’clock in the Council sor Woman’s Club and managed a second consecutive two-year The South Windsor Planning “I go into the fight with calm land needed for the major $15,970 and will cofHe from the Chambers at the Town Hall. to involve most churches, term. and Zoning Commission has resolution,” he said. “Already • ELEVATED TOILET In Tax Levies reconstruction planned. Revenue Sharing Trust Fund. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1974-VoL. XCIH, No. 185 SIXTEEN PAGES New business will include the schools and teen clubs and Other officers elected for voted to deny the application of today I have begun formulating SEATS PRICE. FIFTEEN CENTS Also up for discussion will be ' appointment of a rate maker Hike Earned $5,375 organizations. An estimated 600 William P. and Charlotte the responsibilities I will have authorizing the town manager two-year terms include By SOL R. COHEN for the 1974-75 fiscal year; Parker Hodgman, executive hikers and bikers participated. Virginia Graney, first vice K a lb e r, 142 C oles R d., to assume after May 19.” 46.66 mills for the General Fund, 5.35 mills to expend $14,395.35 from the • BATHTUB RAILS adoption of the general govern­ director of the Connecticut Co-chairmen Mrs. Deborah president; Jo Christenson, Cromwell for a zone change In an election this Sunday Indications are Manchester’s General for the Town Fire District, and 8 mills for Revenue Sharing Trust Fund ment budget for fiscal 1974-75; Association for Retarded DeLorenzo and Mrs. Marilyn secretary and Daria Plummer, from RR to A-30 for ap­ that spelled the end of " n 2.65 mills when the Special Downtown Taxing District. for constructibn of sidewalks on Children, has accepted a check Pugliese presented the check. Gaullism’s 16-year rule, • BATHTUB SEATS the Board of Directors meets tonight to setting of a time and place for a Felt. Rd. Barbara Sherwood and Virginia proximately 33.2 acres of land The 1974-75 tax rates are expect^ to go to public hearing on rights-of-way for $5,375, the grand total ra is^ Collections of pledge money Zucker, directors. at the northwest corner of the Mitterrand won 43.4 per cent of adopt budgets and tax rates for 1974-75. 49.31 mills for the General Fund, 5.69 for The council is also expected were only recently completed. acquisition for Pierce Rd. and in South Windsor’s Hike-Bike In addition, Barbara Jean intersection of Miller and the vote and his leading rival, In addition, it is expected that the Town the town Fire District, and 12 mills for Kissinger to authorize the town manager the discussion of the transfer of Several towns across the Bowman has been elected se­ Barber Hill Rd. conservative Finance J^nister Gromyk MEOCO SURGICAL Fire District tax rate will go up 0.34 mills the Special Downtown 'Taxing District, state are currently preparing cond vice president to fill an un­ Valery Giscard d’Estaing, 32.9 Community Council and the Special Downtown Taxing District Exactly one year ago today, the board cut * similar fund raising events to expired term for one year. per cent. rate will go up 4 mills. benefit Connecticut’s retarded The South Windsor Communi­ The 10 other candidates, in- SUPPLY CO. 2 mills from the General Fund tax rate and Items which may be con­ The 1974-75 fiscal year begins July 1. Tolland children and adults. South sidered by the league for the ty Service Council will hold its clu'ding Gaullist Jacques added 0.29 mill to the Fire District rate — regular meeting Thursday at 340 HUiN ST. As spelled out in the town charter, today Windsor’s community involve­ coming year include a study of Chaban-Delmas with 14.5 per MANCHESTBI for a net cut of 1.71 mills. This year, it is ad­ ment and financial success in health services in town and the 7:30 p.m. in the Peterson Room cent, were eliminated and is the deadline date for the board to adopt ding 2.65 to the General Fund rate and 0.34 . this first time attempt has of Our Savior Lutheran Church, Mitterrand and Giscard PHONE 646-4070 budgets and Set tax rates. F'ailure to do so Huddle on Mideast Issue school year calendar. to the Fire District rate — for a net in­ 239 Graham Rd. All members NICOSIA (UPI) — Secretary promise Israeli proposal on dis­ served as a model for other The league recently voted to d’Estaing will fight a straight would make Town Manager Robert Weiss’ crease of ^.99 mills. for a settlement and that the palace of President Archbishop are urged to attend. Meetings of State Henry A. Kissinger engagement with Syria. Kissinger said as he left the Savings Pleasant Surprise, towns. The Hike-Bikes have support the Plum Gujley Park battle in a run-off vote May 19. recommendations the legal one. The decisions will be made in Makarios, where the talks were are always open to the public. Its actions over a two-year span result in held three hours of “useful and A high American official ac- presidential palace which had drawn attention to the mentally project following a study by the board’js budget meeting is at 7 p.m. in the Jerusalem and Damascus. The held, that today’s talks were a 1.28 mills net increase over the tax rates' constructive” talks today with conmanying Kissinger said the been the former British retarded and their needs. league as a community plan­ Municipal Building Hearing Room. At 8, it official had reported earlier ZBA To Meet of 1972-73. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Cyprus meeting, held at “useful and constructive. I governor-general’s residence. ning item. The Zoning Board of Appeals is scheduled to meet in Keeney St. School Kissinger was making would not go further.” Burokas Says of Claim Career Night Reportedly, the most controversial item A. Gromyko then flew back to Gromyko’s request, would progress. He said he felt the exchange will hold a public hearing for its regular monthly session. “I hope we made progress on had been “good and useful.” The South Windsor Board of Grasso Workers Sought discussed by the nine directors was the ap­ Jerusalem to seek a Com­ produce no two-power formula Gromyko said as he left the Education , will sponsor a Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the _ Weiss had recommended a 5.67-mills tax a Syria-Israel disengagement,” The American secretary left ment or function shall be voted . Any person interested in propriation for the Board of Education. In­ VIVIAN KENNESON located in Rockville. Career Night program South Windsor Town Hall to g r e a s e for the General Fund a 0.82-mill the palace for a meeting with on separately as recommended, assisting the Friends of Ella dications are the directors, by a 5 to 4 vote Correspondent ' School Menus Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the committee in working for the consider 23 applications seeking increase for the Town Fire District, and a an Egyptian and American en­ or reduced, but not raised.” variances of building lines. which crossed party lines, restored a^ut John Burokas, chairman of Elementary Schools high school, Nevers Rd. election of Mrs. Grasso for 4-mill increase for the Special Downtown Hoi^se Lovers Dominate Hearing voy who had returned from a The Town Meeting will be The applications include $81,000 of the amount cut by Weiss and is trip to Algeria to brief Presi­ the Board of Selectmen, said Tuesday: Hamburger on roll, The . program is geared to governmor is asked to attend a This is the Taxing District. The board accepted only “The announcement by Stuart held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at acquaint parents and students properties on Buckland Rd. and giving the school board $12,100,000 — up $1 dent Houari Boumedienne on Tolland High School. ketchup, french fries, meeting at the Society for season for the last recommendation. Joslin of his ‘discovery’ of three with various careers and Savings Bank, Ellington Rd., are sought as part of the major million or 9 per cent, over the current ap- the progress of the peace ef­ vegetables, jello with fruit. The present tax rates (to June 30) are forts.
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