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Assembly Votes to Hear Arafat in Geneva — Page 3 linos. 643-7086. M IT08F0R RENT/LEA8E Mllaoe on low cost I rental. Village I Rental. 643-2979or '044. MRS FOR SALE 9 iianrl)rBlfr Mprali ANY UCK Saturday, Dec. 3, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents =iu OUR WHICH IS . OUR NEW ^ U.N. REBUKES U.S. AGAIN Assembly votes to hear Arafat in Geneva — page 3 ‘84 FORD FtSO :*p. NIca Truck '86 PLY. RELIANT lu*. 4 Dr., Auto *5.900 ‘80 OLDS DELTA 88 Auto *0.009 '80 MERC. 8A8LE Auto AP photo Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin, left, talks to paid as ransom for a busload of school children 84 OLDS From Russia, man and woman at right after they landed at Tel kidnapped Thursday. Rabin said the plane and the ITLA88 SUP. Aviv’s Ben-Gurion Airport Friday with three others crew would be returned to the Soviet Union, but he Auto with loot in a hijacked Soviet plane. The hijackers carried did not indicate what would happen to the *5.090 $3.3 million in rubles the Soviet government had hijackers. Story on page 3. 84 TOYOTA CAMRY Auto 13 LINCOLN INTINENTAL Mum. AmYo *aooo FORD F-150 PICKUP BIm K Std. (7 0 0 0 Weather N. Mexico murder victim U.N. raps REGIONALWEATHER Aocu-Weatfter* forecast for Saturday is Andover man’s brother U.S. again Daytime CorKlitions and High Temperatures An Andover man’s brother was Aibuquerque police have issued Jeanne Wiit and Famigiietta one of three people killed Tuesday a warrant for the arrest of a New were both shot in the head, police Y in a brutal shooting spree in a Jersey man suspected in the said. on Arafat fam ily bakery shop in Aibu- siayings, police said. The sus­ Richard Wilt died ouUide the pect, Nathan Trupp, 42, was bakery, according to the Joumai. By Victoria Graham querque, New Mexico. The Associated Press New Mexico poiice said they criticaiiy wounded in a shooting Jeanne Wiit died foiiowing could not verify the names of the incident in Los Angeies Thurs­ surgery the next day, while her UNITED NATIONS — In a harsh rebuke to its host victims Friday night, but the day, police said. father died whiie being trans­ |>o«w«i|S2“1 country, the General Assembly on Friday voted to Albuquerque Journal reported The police spokeswoman had ported to the hospital, according move a meeting to Geneva so it can hear an address that Richard Wilt, 39, was one of no information on whether or not to the Journal. by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat, who was denied a three people killed when a man New Mexico authorities are seek­ The funerals for the victims visa to enter the United States. entered the Bagel Lover’s shop in ing Trupp’s extradition. was held Friday in Rio Rancho, a The assembly voted 154-2 to hold the session in the Northeast Heights section of Trupp allegedly entered the suburb of Albuquerque. Burial Geneva on Dec. 13-15. The United States and Israel town and shot him. The suspect bakery and shot Jeanne Wilt, 37, will be in Santa Fe. were the only nations voting against the measure. Atanuc also shot Wilt’s wife, Jeanne Wilt, and Famiglietta, 63, who were Britain abstained. It has said the United States OCMA and Joseph Famiglietta, Jeanne No motive has been found in the sitting at a table in the bakery, should allow Arafat to speak but opposed the harsh W ilt’s father. triple slayings, according to police said. criticism of the United States in the U.N. resolution. Richard Wilt was the brother of police. Trupp reportedly has a V ii ■ ■ f The unprecedented shift to Geneva was ordered v t o « » — Aocu W^aBxrf, me. Thomas Wilt of Andover and Richard Wiit tried to chase the history of mental problems, po­ Charles Wilt of Columbia, who is man, but was fatally shot in the lice said. because the United States rejected U.N. appeals to reconsider and admit Arafat, who it accuses of prindpai of Windham Regional head and upper body, according Thomas Wilt could not be AP photo Manchester and vicinity: Today, mostly sunny. being an accessory to terrorism. High 45 to 50. Southwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Tonight, Technical High Schooi. to the Joumai. reached for comment. VICTOR AND VANQUISHED — wave prior to a meeting Friday at the vice Arafat sought to address the 159-nation world partly cloudy. Low 25 to 30. Sunday, variable body here this week during its annual debate on cloudiness windy and colder. High 35 to 40. President-elect Gebrge Bush and his president's residence in Washington. Palestine. West Coastal, East Coastal: Today, mostly sunny. Citizen aid sought to deveiop Democratic contender Michael Dukakis He was to have addressed the General Assembly High around 50. Southwest wind 10 to 20 mph. on Thursday York to discuss recent decisions of the Tonight, partly cloudy. Low 30 to 35. Sunday, Palestine National Council in Algiers to declare an variable cloudiness windy and colder. High around independent Palestinian state and accept U.N. 40. iocai Agenda for Tomorrow’ Bush meeting with Dukakis resolutions which implicitly recognize Israel’s right to exist. Thejneeting in Geneva would be the first time the By Alex GIrelll who represents Manchester's meeting as one that resembled an Correction United Nations has convened a regular session Manchester Herald 13th Assembly District. old fashioned town meeting and outside New York City since the General Assembly Other members are Anne Flint, he said the process would be open is caiied ‘good discussion’ first moved into its permanent Manhattan head­ A story published Friday gave the incorrect time A plan to launch a community­ president of the Greater Man­ to people who are frustrated by quarters, which opened in 1952. for the Cheney Homestead Holiday Open House on wide effort to create an agenda chester Chamber of Commerce; the more formal processes of WASHINGTON (AP) - George tion is fully formed and begins to cation and the environment. Between 1946 and 1952, the United Nations held Sunday. The event will be held from noon to 4 p.m. “ to preserve and improve Man­ James P. Kennedy, superintend­ government. Bush and Michael Dukakis, for­ move forward with its sessions primarily in New York but also met twice The homestead is located at 106 Hartford Road. chester as a community” was ent of schools; Richard P. Me- Susag said letters will be sent to He said he didn’t bring up the merly bitter rivals, met cordially priorities.” in Paris and once, its first meeting, in London. unveiled Friday afternoon by a community organizations and to negative tenor of the campaign. duski, president of the Savings Friday though Dukakis resorted The vice president-elect, Dan Absent from Friday’s roll call were Dominica and committee of citizens. individuals who have been civ- “ We had a good, tough campaign. Bank of Manchester; Town Man­ to campaign rhetoric in warning Quayle, often the object of South Africa. South Africa, because of its policies of The committee has been mak­ ically involved in the past to That’s behind us,” Dukakis said. ager Robert Weiss, Anita Murphy “ the chickens are coming home Dukakis’ scorn during the cam­ racial apartheid, was stripped of its voting rights.in Lottery ing preliminary plans for the encourage them to participate. “ The question now is how do we and Frank J. Smith, both of whom to roost” from Republican eco­ paign, greeted him inside the vice 1974. project over the past few months. “ It’s the most exciting thing build a good country.” have been active in civic affairs. nomic policies. president’s residence, along with After the vote, the highest-ranking U.S. official at The effort, called “ Agenda For I ’ve been asked to do in a long Connecticut daily Friday; 818. Play Four; 0233. Susag stressed at the confer­ Bush, who defeated the Demo­ James Baker III, Bush’s cam­ the United Nations, Undersecretary-General Jo­ Tomorrow,” was explained at a time, ” Susag said of his job as Earlier, Bush met at the White Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday; 1,14,19, 21, 23, 36. ence that although most of the cratic governor of Massachusetts paign manager and his choice for seph Verner Reed, sent a personal letter to news conference held at the president of the steering House with a former GOP rival, members are or have been - for the presidency on Nov. 8, said secretary of state. Both left President Reagan, appealing to him to let Arafat offices of the Greater Manchester Pat Robertson, and spoke of “ the government officials, they are committee. the post-election visit was “ in the before Bush’s 35-minute meeting speak. Chamber of Commerce by acting as individual citizens. The study areas for the task wonderful way” that friendships finest tradition of American with Dukakis. The letter was widely but not officially circulated, Index members of a steering commit­ forces are arts and culture, survive campaign battles. He said studies by the task politics.” After the visit, the two stepped and Reed said he was not responsible for leaking it tee. The committee plans to guide force would be citizen efforts not government, human resources, The president-elect, who insti­ out without topcoats into the brisk Robertson, who returned last to the press. 10 citizen task forces in a study of restricted to government and the education, environment, housing, Business _ .34-35 Obituaries. gated the meeting, said, “ I want afternoon for a brief word with week from South Africa, gave “ The bottom line, Mr.
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