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Carter Interviewing Prospective Appointees PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 6, 1976 Women images in the arts »The Chaplain Comments: The weather. inside today to be discussed Tuesday Windy and rainy .today turning to Areas newsB-l-B-3 Editorial ........ 6-A snow flurries tonight. Highs in the 50s, Betty's Notebook4-A Family . 4-A—5-A low tonight in the 20s. Cloudy and campus, and a member of the original advisory board of aasslfied 7-B-8-B 4 "Images of Women in Literature and Music” will be the Women's Center. Last year, she was co-instructor at colder Wednesday with high in the 30s. ■ . 'A''' C om ics............9-B Sports ... .4-B-6-B Who is a criminal? National weather forecast map on ‘ the subject of the final talk in the series sponsored this MCC of a course called, “Women in America." r s i O , , . ' ’ ISP Most “respectable citizens” never improvement in the correctional in­ semester by the Women's Center Speakers Collective at Page 7-B. cross the threshold of a correctional stitutional setting as “coddling.” Manchester Community College (MCC). VOE XCVI, No. 87 PRICK. FIFTEEN CENTS institution. The institution is shut off What do they mean by “coddling” ^ w e ’fe not only by a concrete wall but by a and by “criminal?” The event will be Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Women's j (except teturdiyf still more Impenetrable wall of Most people picture a criminal as Center on the Bidwell St. campus. The meeting is free' public apathy. The pubiic still an animal who murders, rapes, for­ and the public is invited. Styrofoam cibly robs or is obsessed with arson. believes that the fundamental pur­ Mary Ann Roy, assistant professor of history at MCC, i w* hav* •vary But more criminals 1 know are non­ finfa thing pose of a correctional institution is to will be the speaker. She will discuss stereotyped images I lock up criminals and keep them violent — the forger, the embezzler, the car thief, the sex pervert, the of women that are expressed through literature, music ( Carter interviewing there. and other components of our culture. Probably the phrase “coddling the drug dependent. Are these the criminal” has done more to retard dangerous criminals for whom we J:: have erected high walls and cells of , Ms. Roy has been a member of the college staff for nine th e wilfttcls of mom I progressive penology than any other years. She is an advisor to the Women’s Movement on the'j downtown mancliester J accusation. This is specially true tool-proof steel? S loHary llekaU when additional appropriations are The criminals 1 know, at least & requested for more adequate many of them, started as unwanted ^ prospective appointees educational, vocational training, psy­ children who acted out their ^ hostilities, became juvenile ^ chiatric treatment and medical PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - President­ prospective Cabinet appointees. Carter originally was to have flown and as a keynote speaker at this facilities. The legislative halls then delinquents because they felt we care & little about them. Why? Didn't we elect Jimmy Carter headed for One of those scheduled to ineet from Plains to Atlanta, but because year's Democratic National Conven­ ring with opposition to “coddling Atlanta today to use the governor’s with Carter was nuclear physicist of rainy, overcast weather he tion, was expected to be interviewed criminals” or “making a country know how to help? Or didn't we care enough to become concerned about mansion he once occupied for an in­ Harold Brown, a possible candidate decided to make the trip by for two possible Cabinet posts, at­ club out of the penitentiary.” Make Pasta A Family Affair! for defense secretary. automobile. He left Plains about 8:45 torney general and secretary of Rev. Russell E. Camp them? fe tensive round of interviews with Some people are ready to label any a m. EST on the 2>A-hour drive. Health, Education and Welfare. To conduct the interviews. Carter Among others expected in Atlanta * 99* Special »S:W:WSS55:¥S $2.00 Special borrowed the facilities of the gover­ were defense specialist Paul lo r the children fo r you Town urged to speed nor's mansion, where he lived while Warnke, reportedly being considered (under 12 accompanied by adult) he was Georgia’s chief executive. for director of the Central • Spaghetti • Shells • Spaghetti a Shells Carter also is scheduled to talk this Intelligence Agency, and Polish-born MCC calendar with maatballa or aauaaga with maatballa or aauBaga industrial park work week with black Congresswoman Columbia Professor Zbigniew • Ravioli - meat or cheese • Ravioli-meat or Cheese Barbara Jordan. Brzezinski, said to be the front PLUS braad/buRar PLUS - Salad, braad/buttar Jack White, special representative is looking for a backup site in another Brown, former Air Force runner as National Security Affairs Mon. - Thura. 11 a.m. -11 p.m. Mon. - Thura. 11 a.m. -11 p.m. from the State Department of state in case Manchester cannot secretary who is president of Califor­ adviser in the White House. tion. Christmas Carol Sing Commerce, urged the town come through on its committments nia Institute of Technology in Vice President-elect Walter Mon­ Registration — 4 p.m.-7 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ __ Manchester Community Tuesday by MCC Chorus, 8 p.m. Economic Development Commission to the project. Pasadena, is rumored to be a hot dale was summoned to Atlanta from B reakfast-8 a.m.-10;30 p.m., 14 and 15 Hours, FREE FREE College offers this calen­ Saturday, Dee. II and the town to "get moving” on the The Commission also took an ad­ prospect for the Pentagon job, but Washington to join Carter in the MAUD. dar of events in the interest a m.. Student Center. Duplicate Bridge — quart quart time schedule for the proposed in­ visory vote, with 7 in favor and 3 there was no official confirmation. private talks, which will be held at Registration — 9 a.m.-12 OPEN k of the community. All the Kriday, Dee. 10 Open, 1 p.m., HR 102, 103. of of dustrial park. abstaining, on making a recommen­ His wife said in a telephone inter­ the governor’s mansion where Carter MCC sponsored activities noon, 28 to 37 Hours, Admission Counseling, Basketball, MCC vs. SEVEN DAYS Soda Soda White also suggested the town dation to the governor to use the view that he was flying to Atlanta will spend the night. Carter was listed below are open to the MAUD. Women's Center, 9 a.m.- alternate southern route for 1-291. today for a meeting Wednesday with governor of Georgia from 1971 until 7 Post Junior College, 8 consider the hiring of a special •Luncheon — 11:30 a.m.. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ public and many are free of noon. p.m., ECHS. A WEEK! counsel to work on the project. He The motion to send a letter to the Carter. But when asked whether he 1974. charge. Student Center. Registration — 1 p.m.-4 Monday, Dec. 13 WHh every large pizza said that the biggest problem for the Governor with the recommendation would be joining the Carter Cabinet, His house guest Monday night was In addition to publicizing Registration — 4 p.m.-7 Call before p.m., 0 to 13 Hours, MAUD. Breakfast — 7:30 a.m.-11 served In our dining room. town at this point is time and that the was made by Stephen Penny of the she replied: “We haven't got Atlanta attorney Charles Kirbo, one events and activities in­ p.m., 21 to 27 hours, you come. Your •Dinner — 6 p.m.. Stu­ a.m.. Student Center. town counsel would need to devote all Development Commission in view anything to say.” of his closest advisers, who heads a dividually the college MAUD. order will be dent Center. •All luncheons and Manchester Pizza of his time to the project. of the feelings of the residents of Miss Jordan, who won a measure team preparing the Vietnam pardon hopes that the calendar •Colonial Dinner — 6 Duplicate Bridge — Open piping hot fo go Town Manager Robert Weiss said Croft Dr. who would be most affected of national attention as a member of prolamation Carter will issue during will serve as a reminder of p.m.. Student Center, dinners are held in the & Novice $1.50, 7:45 p.m., Food Service Dining when you arrive. 313 Green Rd. Manchester, Ct. that he had intended to delete all by the highway’s relocation. the Nixon impeachment committee his first week in office. all that is available at' Women's Center HR 102, 103. Room. Reservations 647-9157 duties for Town Counsel Victor Moses Manchester Community Speakers Collective, final Stairwell Gallery — Stu­ should be made in advance to allow full time work on the College. talk by Mary Ann Roy, 7:30 dent Elxhibition, 146 Hart­ at the Main Office at Hart­ project. The MCC staff looks p.m. ford Rd., Opening Recep- Several commission members Basketball MCC vs. ford Road. Pinpoint alternative routes Buckland industrial park forward to seeing you on leaned toward hiring outside counsel, campus and at the various Greater Hartford Com­ Francis Maffe, standing, points to a map showing possible but no decision was made until munity College, 8 p.m., events. Call 646-2137 for further details of the workload could further information on any ECHS. alternative routes for.1-291. Sen. David Barry, left, and James plans to be done by Jan. 20 be outlined for Moses. of the activities. Wednesday, Dec. 8 F. Shugrue, state transportation commissioner, look on.
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