. /.ij...r^..fJ-'lAWiC.V 30 Cents Tuesday. Dec. 15,1987 back in White I House race CONCORD, N.H (AP) - Gary sion overjoyed other ex-staffers. Hart will re-enter the Democratic Sue Casey said, “I'm with him." presidential race today, seven Another former Hart worker, Ed­ months after he withdrew amid gar Helms, had Joined Tennessee E controversy about his relationship Sen. Albert Gore Jr.’s campaign but said today he was back with the with a Miami model, an aide said. “He’s going to do it. He’s going to Colorado senator. re-announce that he’s running,” . A car outside Helms' home in HOMES longtime aide Billy Shore said from Concord sported a bumper sticker that read, "Still the Best. Gary Hart Washington. Shore said Hart would announce ’88.” his intentions at the New Hamp­ Hart’s renewed candidacy raises shire secretary of state’s office at technical questions about financing noon today, then file papers for that C and state filing deadlines. state's first-in-the-nation primary. At the Federal Election Commis­ "We’ve all Just literally this sion, spokeswoman Karen Finucan morning found out he’s going to do said it would be up to Hart to seek a this," Shore said. “He’s been ruling on whether the donations he thinking about it for some time. received earlier this year would be He’s talked with his family over the eligible for matching federal cam­ last 10 days. It’s really a decision paign money. that he and his family have made by She said Hart reported raising themselves." about $2.1 million during his Shore said the Colorado Demo­ Reginald PInto/MancHaatar Herald candidacy, although it is not clear crat fully understands that the how much of that would be eligible personal questions that dogged his for matching funds if the former Festive faces candidacy’s final days may senatotr won a favorable ruling reappear. from the commission. Adrien Jonesi left, Michael Griffith and Natalie Plummer THe festival concert by fiftH- and sixtH-grade students "I think he fully expects them to Said Shore, "He should get his put on a festive face for a medieval celebration Held was presented twice for students and parents. resurface. He feels like his personal matching funds. It's kind of an Monday in the Buckley Elementary ScHool auditorium. life has been discussed and debated unprecedentedsituation, so nobody more than anybody in history. knows for sure." That's Just a factor the voters will Between now and Jan. 15, Hart have' to consider," Shore said. would . have to race to meet Hart had been the Democratic presidential filing deadlines in 15 Town’s proposed groundwater rules front-runner for the 1088 race until stptes, accounting for at least 1,245 public disclosures about his rela­ delegates to the Democratic Na­ tionship with actress-model Donna tional Convention. That’s about 30 Rice surfaced in May. percent of the 4,160 delegates who Hart himself said in a September could limit commercial development are to attend the convention next television interview, "I’m not a July in Atlanta. candidate fqr president, an d ! have New Hampshire’s filing deadline regulation before it goes to hearing be convinced.... that thess.siteijitsan t and disposal. The plan must be Npnev Concelmon no plans to become one. T lim not iterH«rald in February or March. ^ be .controlled- w.e.cop lpgkjyjlBt.t .’ submitted to the .Zoning-Enfozee- runnlhg Tot pi«sldM ir~IW 15Brrr“ Please turn to page 10 Pellegrini said that the regula­ he said. "But we are starting from ment Officer, Department of Public I’m not some Dickens figure, Planning Director kjark Pelle­ tion was open to change. the safest position, that these can’t Works, Fire Marshal and Police believe m e.... I’m not hovering I'm be controlled.". Department every two years. grini Monday introduced a draft of "We're willing to listen." he said. not playing games.” As it’s written now. the regulation The regulation allows barber and Under that emergency plan, the the proposed groundwater protec­ In August, Hart’s former cam­ TODAY prohibits automotive businesses, beauty shops, building supply and PZC may also require the use of tion regulation that will place strict paign manager, Bill Dixon, fueled restrictions on future and current including automobile dealers and lumber businesses, offices and certain construction materials and speculation that Hart would rekin­ commercial development on much repair shops, metal industries, other uses in the Aquifer Protection the installation of monitoring Looks like winter dle his drive for the White House, 5 machine shops, printers and pub­ Zone, but commercial developers equipment. of the land in Manchester that sits telling a Madison, Wis„ radio lishers. woodworking and other must get a separate special excep­ In a memo accompanying the A winter weather advisory is in above aquifers and surrounding station, “I think he’s likely to get "high risk" businesses that involve tion permit from the PZC in draft, Pellegrini noted that there effect. Snow accumulation of from 1 zones. back in the presidential race in the the use of hazardous materials in addition to any other permits was an argument among town staff to 3 inches is expected tonight He presented thisdraftduring the next 30 to 60 days.” before mixing with sleet and rain. A Planning and Zoning Commission’s the Aquifer Protection Zone. Pelle­ needed. The developments must members over whether the PZC Dixon said today that Hart brief period of freezing rain is regular meeting Monday evening in grini felt that the regulation would also be served by public water, should be responsible for site sanitary sewer and storm drainage management. One alternative is to decided to re-enter the race after possible. High 32 to 37. Wednesday the hearing room of the Lincoln have the largest impact on automo­ tive and metal manufacturing systems. assign Inspection and management being urged to do so by supporters. will be cloudy and raw with showers Center. He said today he could not “He and his family have decided businesses in Manchester. To get the special exception, the duties to the water, fire or health or rain or snow. Temperatures will comment on how much of the that Jefferson was right, it’s never be between 35 and 40. Details on town’s 27.6 square miles would be The problem, he said, is that developer must meet requirements departments. a mistake to let the people decide page 2. almost half of these prohibited uses for storage, listing, disposal and The regulation would create a covered by the proposal. who should be their leader through already exist In the Aquifer Protec­ protective measures of hazardous great deal more work for the PZC, After nearly 10 months of work, the ballot box,” Dixon said. "It’s the Planning Department and town tion Zone. Under the proposed materials. These requirements in­ said Pellegrini, because the only Index Just a tremendous act of personal staff have come up with a prelimi­ regulation, these businesses would clude the formation of a spill businesses that would not require a courage. They know what will flow 20 pages, 2 sections nary regulation that has already be classified as non-conforming management program that lists hearing would be certain commer­ facility description, handling cial uses and one- or two-family from this; they know some people been given to the Board of Directors uses, which would prohibit them Business_____ 0 Obituaries-------------------10 procedures, disposal of waste and units that are moving Into existing will laugh, ridicule them. But that’s and Conservation Commission and from expanding. But, as non- Classified - 18-20 buildings. the principle, let the people will be presented to the (Tiamber of conforming uses, the existing busi­ leak and spill prevention. Com ics 17 HigH ScHool World "We’re not saying this is the only decide.” Commerce and Economic Develop­ nesses would not be required to The spill management program ________________15 meet the regulation standards. would, also include an emergency way to do it," Pellegrini said. "We Though Dixon said he was Connecticut. ment Commission for comments Focus— _____ Sports _ 1 1-16,20 The alternative is to let those spill plan that will describe emer­ felt that it was best to prohibit all already obligated to a Senate early next year. Pellegrini said. Local news. Television____ 16 businesses control their own devel­ gency procedures, notification of the high-risk uses and regulate all campaign in Wisconsin and would These agencies will submit com­ Lottery--------- Weather-------- 2 opment. Pellegrini said. "Ifwecan officials, containment procedures the other uses.” not help Hart, the senator’s deci­ ments on possible revisions to the Cutting tHose trees pleases neigHbors the town did not. By Alex GIrelll MancHester Herald Olmsted and George Murphy, the town's watershed manager, both say that when the thicket Is Armed with a mowing tractor and a chipper, a two-man crew removed, people are less likely to 9 from the town’s Water Division has toss litter into the woods. been clearing out underbrush and But the clearing is not primarily for aesthetic purposes. It is done to unwanted trees from town wa­ remove brush and deciduous trees tershed areas. Their work has drawn praise, that drop leaves into the reservoir particularly from people who live water, giving it an undesirable close to the highly visible wa­ color and taste that make it more tershed of Globe Hollow Reservoir. difficult to treat. The watershed flanks South Main When the competing growth is 8 Street.