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j ;*■ V •, *• -rtr PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mttidwtter. Cwin., Tuea., Dec. 86, 1872 / inj" "'‘i ^'y r ‘""T The Weather V ^ Photo Highlights Ooudy tonight and Thursday O f 1972 w ith a ch a n ce o f a few On Page 12 scattered snow flurries, Your Right to Future Benefits tonight’s low 25 to 30. The high Thursday 35 to 40. MANCHESTER — A City o f tillage Charm - MANCHESTER, (X)NN., WEDN^DAY, DECEMBER 27, 1972 VOL. XCH, No. 73 THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS (Tenth in a Series.) Thus Social Security Com­ new benefits are considered, PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS missioner Robert M. Ball as­ along with contributions and B y BRUCE BFOSSAT serts that Social Security can ‘ the Social Security program hardty be called “ a tmuous as a whole, the picture is NEA Washington social agreement,” as one different. Correspondent critic has charged. WASfflNGTON (N E A) j. •* Example; A worker whose averi^ earnings under So­ —Though they yield a UtUe Analyst and critic John cia l Beriirity are |3,600 a to critics, Social Security au- Brittain quotes a govern­ year will get benefits equal thorities strongly defend the ment lawyer who once system as true’ “social in­ to 64 per cent of that level. ion argued in federal court that Tribute To Truman surance” and the general If his wife also draws bene­ no such right to benefits was fits, the total will be 97 per idea of the payroll tax deduc­ earned by paid contributions. tion as the best means of fi­ cent. A man and nis That lawyer’s brief, offered wife in an instance nancing the protective bene­ in a depiction case, is to­ Simple Funeral fits it provides. wbere the man’s earnings day thouAt of as “mis­ average w as 19,000 w ill draw They deny flatly that such guided” at best, and clearly benefits (equal to 71 per cent deductions are simply to be m accurate. Bus-Truck Planned For regarded as taxes in the of that average. A man same way one views an in­ whose earnings average un­ der Social Security are |30,- come or a sales tax. The Moreover, Social Security People’s President funds collected from more OOO will, on the other hand, officials quote a Supreme 'et benefits coming to just than 90 million workers and Court decision in the so- 4 per cent of that level. Crash self-employed go into trust 5 called Nestor case, in which Addmg in a wife’s benefits INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (AP) - For the final time, funds, and are not to be used the justices ruled that the for other than Social Secur­ still makes the percentage Harry S. Truman today travels the half mile from his system “ may be accurately ju st 21 per cent. ity purposes. described as a form of social home to the presidential library that bears his name. Social Security is “insur­ insurance enacted pursuant Ball, however, would not Kills 19 And the natioh he led from w ar into the chill o f an uneasy to Congress’ power to spend deny some merit in the idea ance” they say, because it "peace will have a day of mourning Thursday to shares the same basic prin­ money in aid of the general that at the low end of the ciples as group insurance w elfare.” scale some sort of in­ FORT SUMNER, N.M. (AP) — A truck loaded with commemorate the man whose dearest wish was to be and private pension plans. On the matter of whether come tax credit might be cattle jackknifed on a narrow bridge near here and known as “ The People’s President.” the first Social Security tax allowed to partly offset pay­ Richard M. Nixon, the 37th roll deductions. slam m ^ into a chartered bus carrying a church youth is “unfair” to low-income president of the United States, The wreath-laying visits of As with those, it rests on a (NEWSPAPIR ENTnraiSI ASM.) group bound for a holiday ski outing and religious retreat. financial plan agreed to workers. Ball says that when and Lyndon B. Johnson, the President and Mrs. Nixon and Authorities said 19 were killed, 16 injured. ahead of time. As in those 36th, were to be at the library former President and Mrs. arrangements, a person is Biotsof SeciolSociol Security Book The young people were from the Woodlawn Baptist today to bid farewell to the Johnson a day before the burial earning credits over his TheI MmebMier EveniBREvcnlas MemUenud Church in Austin, Tex. 33rd. was planned as the course best working career, toward pro­ r.O. M X 4W, RADIORA CITY STATION for Mrs.’ Truman and in “DlfARTMINT — \RTMINT M Ambulance driver Harvey But mostly the honor of tection against loss of in­ MlW' YORK,'------N.T; IMIt "1 stopped the bus and our deference to her wishes for as Town Cited by Foundation Stiham said the bus “ was hit paying last respects is reserved come when he retires, be­ Smd pMtpold______beeli(i). leader Ron Killough ran back to simple a funeral as possible. hard enough so that the front for close family and friends and comes disabled, or dies. $ 1 J j M c h . Eo c I o m 4 Is $ - see what happened,” Roberts end was pushed about halfway Thousands were expected to His Social Security bene­ cheek or mooof onftr p tfM o to Manchester Mayor John Thompson shows public works month experiment. The spreader, which takes three said. “ I already knew. I stood the ordinary people with whom through the bus like an pass by the coffin in the 21 fits become payable on a pre­ “ Bhuat Book." Allow 3 wook$ /or Bottrory. director William O’Neill the citation given the town by the minutes to attach or detach, controls the application of up in the bus and made an Truman so strongly identified accordion. It was tom all to r * hours of lying in state. But only determined basis when those Nmit sand and chemicals for ice control and cuts down on their announcement to the kids. I told in his 88 years. American Public Works Association Research Foundation. pieces.” 200 — the capacity o f the events—the insured risks— Address excessive use. Because of the ease with which it can be them, ‘You’re going to see A'; The award is in recognition of Manchester’s leadership in The bus wrecked Tuesday There will be little of the Truman Library Auditorium — occur. And those rights are something you've probably CUT promoting the advancement of knowledge in the field of attached or detached, trucks can be dispatched for other night was the second of two pageantry of other state were Invited into the service legal and enforclble. never seen before in your life. If Stole. Zip public works. O’Neill is president of the C!onnecticut type work on only minutes’ notice. The usual spreaders school buses carrying the youth funerals for the former Presi­ Thursday to be conducted by you can’t stand to see your Public Works Association, llie men are standing in front of remain on the rear of dump trucks throughout the winter group. Battered Remains Of Bus dent who died Tuesday. In the Rev. John H. Lembcke, brothers and sisters mangled season. (Herald photo by Pinto) The driver of the first bus keeping with Mrs. Truman’s pastor of Trinity Episcopal a tag-along sand spreader, leased by the town under a five- and possibly killed, don’t get off said that after passing the truck wishes, once-elaborate plans Church. the bus. This is the remains of a bus in which 19 members of an bus body was torn from the frame by the impact, he looked in the rear view (AP were scrapped for rites with “ ‘Just pray.’ ” Austin, Tex., church group were killed late last night in a The Trumans were married mirror and saw the lights of the photo) simple dignity. in that church 53 years ago and VERNON second bus flash and go out on Another ambulance driver collision with a cattle truck near Fort Sumner, N.M. The said the scene “ looked like a A memorial service is to be so was Margaret, their only the bridge. disaster area. There were a lot held in Washington’s National child, 37 years later. Until re­ of people down there trying to Cathedral within a week after cent years, Mrs. Truman had 1972 Not a Bad Year GOME JANUARY YOU DONT HA/E TO separate the living from the Guerrilla Congress reconvenes Jan. 3 for been a member of the Parish dead. The windows were all Town the dignitaries, American and Altar Guild there, pitching in to Bombing Looters Prowl foreign, who could not be broken out of the bus. Fuel was Bases Hit polish the brass and prepare the HAI/E AUIOMOBflJE all over the road.” Offices accommodated here. altar. Targets Frank Stanley, a radio By Israelis President Nixon ordered all BY BARBARA RICHMOND New Zone Rules year. The services make The 87-year-old Mrs. Truman, newsman from Clovis, said Quake-Torn but essential government dubbed “The Boss” by her (Herald Reporter) The year of 1972 also saw the available, to Medicare and To Close Listed seats in the bus were torn from TEL AVIV (AP) - Israeli agencies closed ’Diursday and husband, was in seclusion The year of 1972 was not a bad town take big strides in other Medicaid patients, nursing, A m t AILYOU CAN ALWAYS WALK. year for the Town of Vernon their moorings by the impact jets crossed the cease-fire line flags to half staff for 30 days. Tuesday after word of the areas. With about seven years physical therapy and home SAIGON (AP) - U.S. The Municipal Building will with the exception that death and the frame of the bus tore with Syria today to bomb and Mrs. Truman, daughter former president’s death of work under their belts, health aid services. When Connecticufs new No-Fault bombers blasted the Hanoi and Managua be closed tomorrow in claimed many townspeople, over the country loose from the body. rocket an Arab guerrilla base, Margaret and her family, and reached her by telephone. Bqt a planning and zoning and town Haiphong areas of North observance of a day of mour­ s e w a l of them students, and Special Honors law takes effect Januaiy 1, eveiy car owner Stanley said: ‘ "The bodies two Syrian army {xisitions and close Iriends were to be at a family friend, Rapdall Jesaee, officials completed a new set of Because he knows automobile ' Vietnam jvith more than 1,400 ning for former President the fact the Board o f Education Several townspeople had were stacked off to the side of an artillery battety in repri^l MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — Looters prowled private service in the Carson said she )vas calm and ztming regulations for the town. strikes in the past week and Harry S. Truman. However, was bitterly disappointed that special honors b e ^ w e d upon in the state will be required by law to have insurance, you r/E tn a agent can tell you the road and covered with for guerrilla attacks, the Israeli through the rubble left by the earthquake that devastated funeral home this morning. composed. Work was started on revising devastated scores of military, garbage will be collected at two referendums defeated a them during the year...Miss blankets or coats: Items nor­ TnHitary command announced. " ‘nien a motorcade was to take the regulations, shortly after automobile insurance. If yojj don’t and about the many ways that No-Fault benefits targets, the U.S. Command Managua, vultures pecked at decomposing bodies and fires - Uiose homes scheduled for the high school expansion program. Evelyne Pariuk was elected as mally taken on outings were the coffin in a direct route from She and Margaret, who the town governments were reported today. The air raids broke a five- burned today in many parts of the shattered Nicaraguan regular Thursday pickup. This was the year the the first fonale presidoit of the you’re caught, the penalties can be pretty strewn about — things like the mortuary, through the arrived late Christmas day, had conMlidated in 1965. The best of you. And just what you need to do to The Command, breaking its week lull on the front along the capital. Emergency numbers for ^ n t a last few minutes with redevelopment project really Rockville Area Chamber of backpacks and sleds.” streets of Independence that the laws of the then existing severe: like suspension of your driver's silence on the heaviest air occupied Golan Heights, where other town services are Truman that. evening r- took shape with all of the Commerce.. .Congressman comply He may suggest coverage through Some of the injured weren’t Gen. Anastasio Somoza, the country’s strong man, Truman had walked so often to three town governments were attack of the Vietnam war, the heaviest fighting since the higlhway, 649-5070; and sanitary althoilgh he had been un­ buildings just about completed Robert Steele, elected to his se­ license and registration... a fine of up to removed from the twisted and blamed a rash of fires that broke out late Tuesday after­ the library to which he devoted combined and some new /Etna or he may even recommend another reported in a special com ­ 1970 cease-fire flared Nov. 21. sewer and water, 649-9697. conscious for two days. The and many of them cond term in November, was fused wreckage of the bu$ for as noon on businessmen “ trying to get insurance money for many of his retirement years. provisions added, to complete munique that more than %,dozen The Israeli command said all Richard G. Clark, Chamber Truman women, Jessee said, occupied...something the also cited as one of the “Top $500... even a 3-month jail sentence. policy But one way or another; he’ll help long as two hours after the Midway on the route is the the new laws. different types of targets were its planes returned safely. their buildings. of Commerce executive vice "have both taken this with the townspeople have been looking Ten’’ young men by the accident. Neither vehicle Truman home, a modest During the year postal If you’re uninsured right now, that attacked, including some for “ A lot of businessmen had president, reported that most great style and grace they have to for m ore than 10 years. National Jaycees....Glen Lugin- you get the protection you need. burned. Traffic was blocked for The targets were all near There also were clashes Victorian mansion, that looks services were improved within the first time in the war. insurance against fire damage businesses will remain open always exhibited.” Held up because of the recent buhl was named the leaves you facing a problem. Where do about six hours. Nahai Golan, a civilian farming between groups of survivors as it did more than 100 years the town through a change in Maybe our attitude isn’t average. But, The report covered the period but no insurance against except banks and savings and plumber’s strike, the highrise Outstanding Young Farmer of The accident occurred as two settlement near where the combing the ruins for food as ago except for the fence erected Margaret’s husband. New the dispatch of mail. The town from Dec. 18 until late D ^ . 24, earthquake damage,” said loan associations, which have housing project for the elderly Tolland County...Richard you g o to get the facts? H ow d o you find then, we’re not your average insurance buses carrying a total of about borders of Israel, Lebanon and well as loot. by the Secret Service during York Times associate editor is now anticipating constmetion when the bombing over the Somoza as the blazes lit the sky been closed by proclamation of and the moderate Income Borden, the town’s director of 67 persons crossed the bridge on Syria meet. “ We turn into animals when Truman’s presidency. Clifton Daniel, and their four o f a new post office building, the Idnii of coverage you need? North was halted for a 36-hour over the downtown section. State Banking Commissioner apartment complex will soon be administration, received the com pany U.S. 60-84 about 12 miles east of we get so hungry,” said one There, at the busy intersec­ sons were to arrive in time for having been told by officials of Christmas cease-fire. It was The raids were announced James E. Hagen. completed. The town is now Vernon Jaycees Distinguished Stop by and talk to your local /Etna this sm all eastern New Mexico Others blamed the fires on man as he ran from a pillaged tion of Truman Road and the private service. the U. S. Postal Service that So find out what you need to do to resumed Tuesday afternoon. minutes after the Israeli com ­ The Main Post Office and considering a second renewal Service Award....Kenneth town. The span is only 25 feet looters hoping to hide their supermarket. “ We’ll do almost Delaware, the motorcade was such a building for Vernon is in Ufe & Casualty agent. He’s an expert on mand reported that troops in branches will be closed, but the The 5th Arm y, which is project which will probably see Waldron was named Rotary comply with the new law before time mns The U.S. communique said: long. activities from national guard anything to get something ,to to pause briefly and begin the the final planning stages. the Golan Heights had lobby will be open from 11:30 handling the state funeral, said Citizen of the Year and Nat “ Targets struck included patrols. And some of the fires eat.” leg Truman had walked so the renovation of several Added to the “good news” No-Fault, since he represents the company out. Contact one of the agents listed on State police said the first bus discovered seven antitank a m. to 2:30 p. m. for box more than 1,000 servicemen Schwedel was cited for 25 years railyards, shipyards, command were started by demolition often, past the homes of buildings in the immediate area category Was word received by passed the eastbound cattle grenade launchers, two mortar The latest official estimate of customers. Incoming and out­ will be involved in the of dedicated service to Rotary. that's leading the fight to make it law all and control facilities, teams dynamiting shaky struc­ neighbors who knew Harry of the existing project. the town that it had been this page or check the \fellow Pages. truck without incident. The shells primed for firing, a land casualties in the quake going mail will be handled, but ceremonies, providing a 24-hour warehouse and trans-shipment tures. Truman and Bess Wallace as awarded a $300,0^grant to Abner Brooks, named to truck then apparently struck mine, and tracks leading across Saturday was 3,000 to 6,0()0 dead the only home delivery will be points, communications children. honor guard and music befitting renovate tlMb'rjBkmorial receive the Liberty Bell Award the bridge railing and the* the cease-fire line into Syria. The troops had orders to and up to 20,000 seriously special delivery mail. a man who was president facilities, vehicle repair A catafalque was placed in Building on The given by the Tolland County trailer swung into the path of shoot looters on sight, but only injured. Both Recreation Centers, the nearly eight years. facilities, power plants, railway the lobby of the library before a Hartford Area proposed project IHli create Bar Association, was the first the second bus. A spokesman said that occasional casualties were Rescue workers continued to Senior Citizens’ Center, and bridges, railroad rolling stock, 60-foot mural depicting On Thursday, at 4 p.m. EST, more needed space for town of­ local person to be so honored. guerrillas on Tuesday tried to reported in the confrontations burn unidentified and Lutz Junior Museum will be truck parks, MIG bases, air ‘‘Independence and the Opening Truman will be laid to rest in Peace Group fices. The building, completed The award is given “ in The buses were heading for ambush an Israeli patrol near between the troops and those unclaimed bodies pulled from open, as will the'“Manchester defense radars, and surface-to- Vadito, a New Mexico ski area of the West” and it was there the landscaped courtyard of the in 1889, now houses a few town recognition to an individual who Nahai Golan with grenades who refused to heed the order under piles of debris. Bodies Water Co. Town libraries and Issues Protest air missile and antiaircraft near a majbr Baptist assembly that people could come to say library — near the windows of offices and the Circuit Court. has shown unselfish concern for \ fired either by a timing device for general evacuation of the that weren’t burned were artillery sites.” (Continued on Page 16) farewell. his private office. Still another improvement his community.” site, Glorieta. or by remote control. city. buried in common graves. HARTFORD (AP) - A will come in the way of a new Rockville High School senior, UFE&CASUALTY coalition of Hartford area sewage treatment plant. The Mark Boudreau, was awarded d peace groups has demanded facility will cost about |8.S the four-year Bissell Scholarship to the school of his You get ocfloii with /Etna that President Nixon halt million and 85 per cent of this choice. renewed bombing in North will come from state grants. Vietnam or face the possibility The Board of Education, Peking Visit Rated Top Story Of 1972 Work on this project is in the of disruptions at his early planning stages. while disappointed in the defeat inauguration Jan. 20. of the high school expansion program, took steps forward in James Gardner of Simsbury, 10— Supreme Court ruling on The Nixons ate their way with Alabama state trooper and a ” I recognize the fact that before that. I am not a The Arabs, identified by now additional 20 seats in the House, several other areas. B y THE ASSOCIATED coordinator of the Greater ivory chopsticks through an Secret Service agent assigned there is not much chance that I candidate at this time, but I am as commandos in the Black but they had to settle for 12. PRESS capital punishment. Hartford Area Emergency to guard him, were wounded. will ever walk again,” he said. still interested to the point that September organization, called Pundits generally. felt the Major Projects New Programs President Nixon’s visit to eight-course state dinner. And Peace Action (Coalition, said The presidential yisit to th e President survived Wallace was paralyzed from I do not rule it out.” for a bus and helicopters. They voters had d eclar^ '.for the The Hockanum Valley Several new programs were China last February has been “ Well, I am still interested in Friday he had sent a telegram Peking began with a stomach innumerable “ gambay” toasts, the waist down,^ Bremer was 3 — They had been called the would lake their hostages to --status quo, especially rejecting Community Services Council instituted including a program voted the top news story of 1972 1976. Whether or not I will be a to Nixon on behalf of the group. upset that wasn’t. On July 9, bottoms up, with mao tai. As he sentenced to 63 years in prison. “ happy games.” Fuerstenfeldbruck Air Base, what was popularly seen as accomplished two major for the gifted students, the by editors and news directors of candidate, I will decide that "If your savage and inhuman 1971, Kissinger, the President’s The sentence was later reduced For 10 days the Munich where a Boeing 727 would fly McC^vern’s plan for extensive projects during the year with Individually Guided Education Associated Press member raised his glass, he quoted question later. But my doctors bombhig continues we must assistant for nationaL security Chairman Mao's admonition: by 10 years. Olympics had been friendly and them to an Arab capital. But and even radical experiments the opening of a Day Care P ^gram ami a Drug Education newspapers and radio and tell me that I am going to be turn your Inauguration Day to affairs, canceled a dinner with serene. sharpshooters lay in wait. The in social legislation. Center and a Multi-Services P n ^ a m . In addition, some television stations. “ So many deeds cry out to be the largest and most disruptive the president of Pakistan. By But Wallace, irrepressable, physically able to do whatever I Now it was 4:30 a.m.. Sept. 4, helicopters land^. They fired. They also noted a generally Center. Both projects were con­ other programs, such as the un­ Nixon called the seven-day done, and always urgently.” nationwide demonstration in informants’ accounts, he might run again. would like to do in '76 and even and as the first rays of the sun The terrorists began firing. inexpert McGovern campaign, sidered top priority items in the graded system, were expanded visit “ the week that changed This was the day", indeed the history,” the telegram said. arranged a look-alike to motor­ streaked the Bavarian sky, four One ignited a helicopter highlighted by the dismissal of list of town needs. to more schools. (he world.” He conferred with hour, he said, “ for our two Gamer said the intention .of cade to the mountains near Arabs in track suits silently contpining some of the Sen. Thomas Eagleton of The Rockville Public Health The Board of Education is Chairman Mao Tse-tung and peoples to rise to the heights of the telegram “ is not to make ^ 4 Rawalpindi, where he said he scaled the fence surrounding hostages. The toll: All nine Missouri as second man on the Nursing Association was now making plans to have the Premier Chou En-Lai and broke greatness which can build a idle threats or to demonstrate would recover, while in fact he Olympic Village. Seconds later, hostages, five Arabs, one Ger­ ticket. saddened by the retirement of high school go on double a 22-year vacuum in Sino- new and better world.” antisocial behavior. People flew in secret to mainland four more. man policeman. 5— His blue-gray eyes almost Miss Helen Regan who serve^i sessions next year and to start American relations. elected Nixon president on the China and arranged for Nixon’s 2 — “ Hey, George,” called They melted into the shadows The games went on. But the hidden by hornrim glasses, he the association as a visiting feeling the pulse of the The other top news stories of belief he could be trusted to end visit. the young man with short, pale of a building and pulled out a spirit wasn’t the same. looked like the accountant he nurse for 38 years. townspeople concerning the year selected in the AP poll the killing and bring the blond hair. “ Aren’t you going to ca n o f blacking. Faces 4 — Riding a crest of popular once wanted to be — hardly like At the same time. Miss Ruth another referendum for funds were: The President, Mrs. Nixon prisoners home.” shake my hand?” ' sm eared, they headed for support for both foreign and a swinger regarded as the sex Hoyt, supervisor of RPHNA, to expand the high school. — The attempted and entourage received a cor­ 2 Building 31, where Israeli domestic moves, President symbol of an entire also announced she will be The town was saddened by assassination of Alabama Gov. rect, formal but low-key George Corley Wallace, athletes, coaches and officials Nixon flicked aside his administration. retiring this coming March. the deaths of several o f its George C. Wallace as he welcome to Peking, and Nixon governor of Alabama, cam­ shared five apartments. From Democratic opponent, Sen. But Henry A. Kissinger’s in­ Although her title was changed young people who lost thelr campaigned for the presidency. was whisked off to Mao’s paigning May 15 in Laurel, Md., plastic bags they drew pistols, George McGovern, in an elec­ fluence; ah! that was Bicyclist from supervisor to lives in an automobile accident 3 — Terror at the summer private study, where he; the 78- for the Democratic presidential submachine guns and grenades. tion day landslide of historic something to behold. administrative supervisor. in Coventry. Killed in the Olympics. year-old leader of 750 million nomination, turned, hand At a signal from their leader, proportions. “ When the President puts his Killed Miss Hoyt has served in the accident were Francis L. 4 — President Nixon’s re- people; Kissinger, and Premier extended, toward the man, they burst in on Moshe The incumbent picked up all feet up at the end of the day,” same capacity for close to 20 DeToUa, Glen V. Audibert and Chou talked for a full hour. The election. hiding his eyes behind opaque Weinberg, 33, Israeli wrestling but 17 of the nation's 538 Kissinger once told a reporter, - FAIRFIELD (AP) - A years. < ' Marianne Casey. 5 Henry A. Kissinger and Chinese called the discussion sunglasses. coach, and shot him dead. Then electoral votes, winning in 49 “ and says, 'O.K., Henry, you’ve Bridgeport boy was killed and On the other hand, the his mission to end the war. “ serious and frank.’ ’ Y osef Romano, 33, Israeli states with 60.7 per cent of the present^ all the options, now his companion injured Friday association rejoiced in the fact 6 — President Nixon’s visit to Thereafter, Nixon and Chou Arthur Herman Bremer, a 21- weight lifter. over-all popular vote. what do you think?’ Of course, I night when' the bicycle they that it received its long awaited Moscow and (he signing of the met every day for five days in For Prompt Safe, year-old from Milwaukee, Nine other Israelis didn’t Almost as impressive as the tell him what I think.” were both riding was stmek by accreditation by the National strategic arms limitation more than 20 hours of private Economical thrust a snub-nosed revolver make it in the rush to escape, magnitude of his win was the So it was that Kissinger was an unidentified vehicle on the League. During the year the conferences. Exactly what was agreement. toward ‘^ e candidate and fired and the Arab terrorists herded narrowness of his coat tails. quarterbacking negotiations for Post Road, police said. association participated in a Transportation 7 — Sen. Thomas Eagleton said was kept secret. five tiihes, 18 inches from his them into a room. The The Democrats added two seats peace in Vietnam when the James Willis, 13, of P.T. coordinator program at and the Democratic vice % target. Wallace was thrown terrorists demanded release of in the Senate, which promised North virtually agreed to Barnum Village, died at Rockville General Hospital to I TAXI SERVICE] While her husband worked, presidential candidacy. back onto the asphalt. He lay 200 fellow Arabs being held in to be even more of an Nixon’s May 8 outline for an Bridgeport’s Park City create a more total care TRY IT! the First Lady visited an 8 — The Vietnam war. there, conscious but stunned, Israel in return for the Israelis' antagonist to many White end to the war. It was, Hospital, police said. program for hospital patients 9 — Flooding that killed agricultural commune, tasted President Richard Nixon is greeted by Chairman Mao Tse- legs twisted crazily, blood freedom. House proposals than it had Washington initially thought, His companion, Darren when they are ready to be Chinese food, mingl^ with MANCHESTER I ■ ■ hundreds in West Virginia, streaming from his right arm tung on his arrival in Peking ending decades of cold war been in the previous four years. the breakthrough the United Jennings, 10, alM of P.T. Bar- discharged. school children, talked with CAB CO. MANCHESTER, Beedhier-Tanguay, Inc., 113 East Center St., Tel. 646-2212 — Rodney T. Dolin Agency, 315 East Center South Dakota, Pennsylvania and oozing through his shirt. between the United States and Communist China. (AP Premier Golda Meir made a Republicans had believed a num, recrived abrasions and a The Home Health Aide Ser­ patients about acupuncture. (Continued on Page 10) and seven other states. Three others, including an photo) decision: No yielding to terror. landslide would give them some concussion, and was reported in vice, was another added to the 289-1555 Street, Tel. 646-6050 — G. T. LaBonne & Associates, 155 Main S t — John H. Lappen, Inc., 164 East Center St, Tel. fiir condition at the hoqiltal. association’s programs this 649-5261 - Robert J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main St,Tel. 649-5241 - Zuccardy-Benjamin, Inc., 63 East Center St, Tel. 643-955si

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PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 87, 1972 KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) and said he met critical he held It, apd in the years In designating Thursday as a — President Nixon has moments in history “ with afterward he honorably national day of mourning, Sheinwold on Bridge Thursday Proclaimed proclaimed Thursday as a courage and vision.” supported and wisely Nixon recommended that “ the Here’s How TV Tonight i national day of mourning for “ His far-sighted leadership in counselled each of his people assemble on that day in I Sm Satmrdmy*» B m M fo r : former President Harry S. the postwar era has helped... to successors.’ ’ their respective plgces of Complete TV Lislingt HIGH CARDS ALONE West dealer National Day Of Truman and directed that flags preserve peace and freedom in worship, there to pay homage Noiih-Soulh vulnerable WON’T WIN FOR YOU on all federal buildings a ^ the world,” Nixon said. "The nation to which he gave to the memory of President 'yi^************************* N O R T H Hostess:Try End Run around TV facilities be displayed at half “ President Truman had a so much will honor his memory Truman...” By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 18 65.x 2 staff for the next 30 days. deep respect for the office he in admiration and respect, and * — 6i00 — People sometimes 10 Mourning For Truman “ I invite the people of the <0 the other countries for which he (3-8-22),NEWS thoughtlessly say that bridge is held and for the people he "feelers” as it were. “ I’m plan­ Comes a day when the week’s O 10 7 .X world who share our grief to a game of high cards. If you’re ’ In the proclamation, Nixon served,” the proclamation said. helped keep freedom alive will AP Newtfeatares Writer ning to have a little party after television programs do not (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH ♦ 105 X join us In this solemn lucky enough to be dealt enough hailed Truman “ as a man of “ He gave unstintlngly to the remember his name with the game,” a wonun will whis­ seem to list a single event, or so (20) SOUNDING BOARD W EST E AS T observance,” Nixon said. In 197S ctMisider turning one high cards, you’ll win; forthrightness and integrity” duties of the p re s id ^ y while gratitude.” per into the telephone (so her it seems. But the lady of the % (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE 4 Q 10 7 4 4 A K 9 room of jronr apartment or husband won’t hear). She knows (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH otherwise, you’ll lose. ’The 1876 Xy K 4 3 house Into a mini sports sta­ bouse didn’t realise the Bing by experience that after a hard (40) WILD WILD WEST fallacy in this kind of claim is O Q9864 0 K152 dium. Crosby (lassie isn’t a singing day’s viewing the average mate shown in a hand played in the JL None 4 A K 6 • It would be equipped with tournament. It’s a' golf game — 6t30 — is rM(fy for bed to d r^ m of recent playoff to pick the North SO UTH 2.29-2.99 enough comfortable seats to ac­ that teds off forever and ever. (3) CBS NEWS 1.99- 2.69 touchdowns, goals, batting av­ American team for the 1973 4 None Sizes 4-6x commodate friends, a tele­ Lamenting their grau wid­ (8) ABC NEWS Sizes 4-7, reg. $3-$4 erages, point spreads, but a world championship. Xy AQ952 vision screen large «iough to be owhood, the coffee drinkws (22-30) NBC NEWS would-be hostess must keep try­ West dealer ° O A seen from every angle of the group considered asking for (24) POETRY IN BLACK ing. Many a brave hostess, who North-South vulnerable 4i Q1 98742 2.49-3.99 room and a Wagon that may te ejjual tinie with tte boob tube, 2.99- 3.99 ^ u l d have known better, has — 7:00 — Opening lead — Six of West North East South Sizes 7-14, reg. 3.50-86 used for hot d o ^ and soda pop. but why be spoil-sports. Sabo­ Sizes 8-18, reg. $4-$7 put uneaten boeuf bourguignon (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD Diamonds Pass Pass 2 N T 3 ^ Maybe even a score board. tage? He would Just gravitate for 90 in the freezer “ Second Chance.” Wasn’t East lucky to be dealt Pass 4 4 (!) Pass 5 ♦ GIRLS’ KNIT TOPS. Cotton or You then may live happily to another television set. One woman thought she had (8) TRUTH OR those 21 points in high cards! Pass Pass Double A ll Pass BOYS’ KNIT SHIRTS. Long ever after with your hustand, Strike? He wouldn’t even notice acrylic in turtleneck, crew or zipper the solution — a late, late CONSEQUENCES What a winner he was sure to or short sleeves with the iports viewer. the picket signs. styles. party. She was overjoyed at the (18) DICK VAN DYKE be! But let’s see how Fate with the ace of diamonds, That is the conclusion Women who once were fond turtle or crew neck. acceptances. If n e ^ be wives (20) NBC NEWS cashed the ace of hearts and reached by a kaffeeklatsch of complaining that their slipped East a Mickey. would prop up their husbands, (22-30) NEWS ruffed a heart in dummy. He Washable 100% cotton. group that considers itself un­ sports-lovin’ husbands were al­ New York expert Bill Grieve drive them to the party, carry (24) JUST GENERATION ruffed a spade in his hand, and derprivileged, honorary mem­ ways at stadiums on weekends simply wasn’t going to pass the them home, they assured her. (40) ABC NEWS bers, they say, of the “ we-don't- now agree that you can get too South hand even though he was ruffed another low heart in But the unexpected happened giHi^lace-no-more” club. much of a good thing — a man. — 7:30 — vulnerable and had heard dummy. When the king of 2.99- 3.99 — the hockey game went into Tbent is a going cliche that Years of tiptoeing Into die pres­ (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT East’s opening bid of two hearts fell, it was all over. Sizes 4-6x, reg. to $6 overtime. Scratch that party. 3.49 “ more people are entertaining ence of the lone viewer with (8) PARENT GAME notrump. He bid three clubs to South drew trumps and claimed Sizes 4-7, reg. to $7 trays of snacks and warming start with, knowing that there the rest, making his doubled at home," but the truth is that ’The football bowl season may (18) ROYAL BALLET dlraiers over and over has made game contract. 3.99- 6.99 more people are staying home well be the worst of all sports “ ’The Firebird.” would be further bidding. one woman feel like the keeper “ You’ve simply proved that Sizes 7-14, reg. to $11 but they aren’t entertaining seasons, a recent kaffeeklatsch (2 0 ) FILM “ Is that anything special? 4.99-5.99 anyone. And they aren’t being . of a video cage — with a mum­ (22) WAIT TILL YOUR West asked Grieve’s partner. distribution is luckier than high Sizes 8-18, reg. to $9 group decided, because it oc­ my in it .' entertained. curs at the h e i^ t of the boiiday FATHER GETS HOME (So many club bids have a cards,” you may object. Not so. GIRLS’ WIDE LEG PANTS. time. There are not only the But — i^ Ihere were one big (24) BOOK BEAT special meaning that you learn At the other table South passed BOYS’ CORDUROY Cotton corduroy, acrylic or with his fine distribution, and Afternoons, evenings and far- bowls, but the super bowls and room for the sports viewer, he (30) CIRCUS! to take nothing for granted.) “ I FLARES. Ribless or his opponents bid and made brushed cotton denim in extra far into the night, if typical, the the super-super bowls. Later might agree to group participa­ (40) DRAGNET think it’s for the majors,” George Rapee answered. He three notrump. Luck is what thick ’n’ thin cotton wide, cuffed or wide leg styles. nnan of tiw bouse Is huddl^ in the hockey season will parlay tion. And who knows, if sports­ Forced to Marry — 8:00 — front of the television. Any one play-off into another play­ men were to arrive with their (3 ) SONNY & CHER dimly remembered a discussion you make it. corduroy. Many colors. Girls, all D&L stores except wife, who can manage to enter­ off. ’The Stanley cup play-off wives, it might turn the event Desi Arnaz Jr. and Christopher Norris are a young couple Guest: Carroll O’Ctonnor. five years earlier in which he Daily Queglion Boys, all D & L stores except Vernon, New London and into a pleasurable experience. and Grieve had decided that Partner opens with 2-NT tain in the 90 minutes or so has been known to wipe out 10- pondering a serious problem in this scene from “ Mr. and (8-40) PAUL LYNDE Vernon, New London, Groton. between the last football game year-old bridge clubs and an­ At least the ladles would have Mrs. Bo Jo Jones,” the filmed story of a teenage cpuple Guests: Jerry Stiller and clubs more than notrump (22 to 24 points), and the of the day and the first hrckey niversary dinners. the company of each other. forced to marry. The movie airs on ABC-TV (Channels 8 Anne Meara. should be for major suit next player passes. You hold: Groton. An old tea wagon might serve takeout, or perhaps not. Five Spades, J-8-6-5-3-2( Hearts, gam e, deserves a diamond and 40) tonight at 8:30. (18) HOCKEY as a hot dog wagon. Cold drinks tiara for effort. Bruins at Flames. years is a long time to 10; Diamonds, 10-7-3; could be put into a bucket of ice. Basketball seems to be a per­ (20-22-30) ADAM-12 remember. Clubs, 10-5-3. Entertaiiiing might be revived ennial sport on television and in The crimes: Rape and a Right Hand What do yoii say? These days most entertaining other seasons there are golf, painlessly and inexpensively. runaway girl. If South wanted majors, Answer: Bid three spades. never gets off the ground. More tennis and bowling matches. The mini stadium could make Hugh Downs: (24) PETER AND Repee had the right hand; so he You will probably get to four and more women are extending Every sport gets into the video a. lot of sense. But if everyone TH E W OLF jumped to four spades. Grieve spades as a final contract. If invitations by telephone — act. has one, who will visit whom? Special — The Zapletal had to bid five clubs, and now you cannot make four spades, AnxiousTo Work Again Puppets interpretation see how lucky East was. His the consolation is that your opponents obviously didn't partner might well have gane — 8:30 — ‘Today’ occasionally and see know what they were doing! down if you had passed him at 2- By JAY SHARBUTT (8-40), MOVIE what was on and think, ‘Well, “ Double,” he announced. NT. 7 feel starved for the sound of my people . . / “ Mr. and Mrs. ^ Jo Jones” AP Television Writer I ’ll make a comment about that South won the opening lead Copyright 1972 NEW YORK (AP) - Hugh (1971). Desi Arnaz Jr., tomorrow.’ General Features Corp, Christopher Norris. Downs walked out of a lucrative "Then I realized that my (20-22-30) BANACEK career with the NBC Television loud-hailer had been cut,” he network after his last regular Pro football star vanishes I Theatre ] W «K f aEARANGE STATE “3 '»•> ! laughed. “ I felt like my voice MANCHISTfR CfNKB Cosby Keeps His Causes Going “ Today” show on Oct. 11, 1971. during a game. ' y IBM PABK BIAR OI THIATWIJ had been turned off.” j Time Schedule ! He decamped for a year of Downs, a native of Akron, (24) VLADIMER • Corbins Corner • Manchester Parkade • Farmington Valley Mall • Bristol Plaza • New Britain • Tri-Clty Plaza, Vernon • New London Mall • Groton Plaza in education, from the Uni­ "milling around.” Ohio, started ioud-hailing in ZWORYKIN By DICK KLEINER Meadows Drive-In Theater — versity of Massachusetts, His idea of milling was to 1939 as staff announcer for sta­ — 9:00 — and the next step is his doc­ write a book called “ Mechanic,” 7:30; “ Return of HOLLYWOOD-(N E A)— tion WLOK in Lima, Ohio. (3) MEDICAL CENTER torate. His work for his M.A. Sabata,” 9:25 Black film s keep pouring out "Potential,” lecture at Arizona It led to a broadcasting Fatigue hampers work of a of the film factories but one was on “Educational Film Burnside Theater — “ The State University and map plans career that has included four young doctor. of the top black entertainers Making,” and that led to his Getaway,” 2:30-7:15-9:30 4.90-7.99 to return, to television, doing (24) STATE OF CONN. Saturday morning cartoon lively years with Jack Paar on of the moment isn’t happy programs be dreamed up Vernon Cine 1 & 2 — “ Pete & Values to 814 series on F at Albert and the the ‘Tonight’ show, nearly six — 10:00 — C ilt n Walt DitMi PrH wctiiH lECHMCOUn® with them. during the year’s break. T illie ,” 2:00-4:20-7:00-9:10; other Cosby kid characters. years as host of "Today” and 10 (3 ) CANNON MAN-TAILORED SHIRTS. “The big .movie compa­ ' ^ w he’s slowly getting back “ Fiddler oh the Roof,” 2:00- .4gHP>*****rr***^*;*...... « “For my doctorate,” he years as host of the Guest: Bradford Dillman Today’s accent shirt for the nies,’ ! ° says Cbsby. into the swing of things as head 5:00-8:00 says, “I’m going to take a “ Concentration” show. ‘won’t put up mone^for a of a production company based (8-40) JULIE ANDREWS U.A. Theater East - “ 1778,” I Ulaiti^ltenwUioiid; layered look. Cottons, poly­ good black' film. Thw’ve step up, combine more dif­ H e d id “ Today” and Guest: Robert Goulet. 2:00-7:00-9:30 found a new gold mine. Tbfiy,^ ficult things, but these will in C ^ fr e e , Ariz., a small new "Concentration” on the same esters, Dacron polyester desert town currently having a (20-2^-30) SEARCH State Theater — “ Snowball require that the black films still be designed to aid teach­ days, yet somehow found time Consult Timo Box blends in exciting prints and FAMOUS NAME BRAS & GIRDLES Clairvoyant helps the agents they make have violence, ers. I ’ll start this winter in miniboom in film production: to do six environmental Express,” 1:45-3:50-6:00-8:00; For Show Thnot At 51, Downs is tanned, fit (24) STATE OF CONN. solids. 8-16; S-M-L. blood, dope^ and tough lan­ Amherst with the first re­ documentaries for NBC. One of “ Short Subject,” 1:15-3:20-5:25- search and writing.” 7:30 guage. and rested. He was a tired man them, ‘"rhe Everglades,” won — 10:30 — when he left NBC after more (18) 700 CLUB “My resentment is that I After he becomes William an Emmy award in 1971. Cosby, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., don’t see any other kind of' than 30 years of association The projects he now is (^4) MARTIN AGRONSKY black film. Any other types what then? with the network. How did he working on include film — 11:00 — of black characters.’’ “I’ll make m o re films, feel when he left NBC? programs for industry, feature (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS 25% to 50% off lecture and 1 might join a “ Well, that first couple of (He admitted that he had movies, a possible television (20) HAVE GUN — WILLIE’S faculty,” he says. I t ’s an old weeks was like a vacation,” he not yet seen “ Sounder’’ and dream, but it’s still there. panel show and more documen­ WILL TRAVEL that film could be one to said. “ It was like being away He’s also written a book, taries about the environment. — 11:30 — change his resentment some­ from ‘Today’ temporarily. But • VAN RAALTE • WARNERS for children at the seventh “ I ’d love to do a special on (3 ) MOVIE STEAK HOUSE what.) then 1 got out to Arizona and for corporate responsibility and the grade level. He says he put a time I went through my “ Welcome to Hard Times” • BALI • MAIDENFORM • GOSSARD Cosby, starring this season in “ aU the things he felt were environment, and I don’t mean (1967). Aldo Ray, Henry Fonda. 7.99 routine of writing five hours a for CBS in his own variety significant to tell a kid who the contentious, beat-em-on- • FORMFIT ROGERS • KAYSER day. (8-40) DICK CAVETT Values to 816 show on Monday nights, feels the-head kind of thing,” he said. (20-22-30) JOHNNY Open All Day Sunday there is a need for good thinks older people have it " It just gradually dawned on SUPER SWEATERS. PERMALIFT • LILLYETTE • FLEXNIT m ad e.” It’s probably the “ I mean a really CARSON and black films. me that I wasn’t doing any dispassionate look at it to see We have mock turtle • PLAYTEX f ir s t of several because regular broadcasting. I’d watch “ R acially speaking,’ ’ he IS that’s something e lse he what the needs are, what is New Year's Eve neck ribs, cap sleeves, says, “ I feel I’m starved for dreams of doing. being done and to show what M O V E IM n N Q B Regular Menu will be served the sound of m y people, the sleeveless vests, tanks VAN RAALTE BRAS, regular or fiberfill, tricot, double “ As soon as I get the show has happened.” HmPnRENIBAMD look and feel of my winnings, and pointelles. All the out of m y system,” he says, Open Casting Downs also is talking with YOUNG PEOPUE RESERVATIONS — CALL 649-5271 knit, Crepessence, lace trim, fashion colors, reg. 85- my heros, my triumphs. I Richard Bach, author of latest styles. stul carry in my mind many “ I’ll go home to Massachu­ n* atltMIS* W M* !■««• a la MMl The Management wiehea everyone 8 6 ...... 2.99 setts and probably do an­ Set by Players “ Jonathon Livingston Seagull,” scenes in movies and plays A Happy Holiday Seaton other book.” about an idea Bach proposed — in which the black man was The recently formed little VAN RAALTE PANTY GIRDLES, soft powernel S, M, L, a documentary on the called ‘nigger’ and spat on. theater group, the Tri-Town |M i.M a AOMimo wonderful sensation of flight. >/2 off!,reg. 8 8 ...... 3*99 “ I sure would like to see Players, will hold open casting t iaw l Aartinm The Cosbys—Bill, Camille “ Nowadays, you take your m y people in charge one Jan. 8 and Jan. 11 for its second Matching panty b r i e f s . »*eg. $6 ...... 2.99 and their three children—get briefcase into an aluminum time.’ ’ out of California often and as production, “ The Girl in the «a MH MHina tube, they serve you a drink and Now Playing He made a movie last year of them and the big drug quickly as they can. Bill Freudian Slip.” VAN RAALTE PANT-LINER, white and colors, S, M, L, reg. a meal and yotl arrive in Los — “ Man and Boy” —and he dealer. Those are the same much prefers bis home, near Casting will be held both G reat 8 8 ...... 3.99 Angeles,” Downs said. "That’s C itid thought that might have enemies a lot of whites have. Springfield, Mass., to south­ nights at 7:30 at the Lottie Fisk luinaiimH.M.iKiaiiwiMMiif Chriatmaa Show 7.99-8.99 not real flying at all. You don’t been it. As he says, he put The films,may look like they ern California. He says it’s Building, Henry Park, Vernon. Kinicno Regularly 812-817 WARNER BRAS, double knit tricot, fiberfill or lace all his “ universal feelings” mostly because he’s an East­ feel it. Ua*r 17 naiNm are a put down of all whites The play has a cast of three 7wntirMaltSaH«aa into it. Not many p e o p le erner and enjoys a climate “ So the idea is to convey on POLYESTER SLACKS. contour, 32-38, A, B, C, reg. $5 ...... 3.99 and aU police, but that is men and three women: Dr. bought tickets to see it. ridiculous.” with seasonal changesnges and television what it feels like to Dewey Maugham, a psy­ A favorite with all While he doesn’t much like “ delightfully fre s h air.” fly. I think it can be done and WARNER GIRDLES, panty girdles, long leg panty girdles, Actually he doesn’t think chiatrist and his wife Paula , M MK WMi 17 sauma the gals, because the hard-hitting, money-mak­ that the black film s are de­ They've even been known to Bach is the man to do it.” (AwlWitMywiy who are in their middle forties: extra firm support, M, L, XL, XXL, reg. 813-816...... ing black films of the mo­ signed to make a philosophi­ go to Massachusetts for Downs looked tired in a way. they’re so easy their daughter, Leslie, a girl ment he does see some good cal or moral point but mpre- weekends. Tired of milling around for a care. Pull-on and 9.99-12.99 i about 18-years-old; an ex­ in them. ly to entertain (and, in the year. It sounds crazy, but he patient, Barbara Leonard who zip-front styles. ng.” process, make money). He They have a 128-acre actually appeared anxious to WARNER BRIEF, moderate control, reg. 8 7 ...... 5.49 2 is in her ea rly 30’ s; Mr. “ they give blacK people a doesn’t think they do any­ farm there but they don’t start work again. Brown, black, berry, chance to hear their own thing, one way or the other, grow anything. It’s just their Wellman, a man in his early navy, beige and BALI BRAS, underwire, B and C cup, reg. 87 ...... 6.00 sounds.” for black people, nor is that 20’s and Dr. Alec Rice, another private world and you get D cup, reg. 88 ...... - - ...... ^ He also believes they make their purpose. They merely the impression that Bill psychiatrist and a friend of the Dally at jacquards. 8-18. a few points along the way. let blacks see other blacks would not be unhappy if he Maughams. Misses, at all D&L on the screen and that is no BALI BRAS, tricot bandeau, B and C cup,Veg. 85.50 . .4.50 They are anti-drug, even had to spend the rest of his Anyone interested in trying 1:30-4:30-8:30 stores. though an addict or pusher small accomplishment. life there. out for a part may attend either 7 D cup, reg. $ 6 .5 ^ ...... 5.50 may be the protagonist in Television, meanwhile, That will probably prove of the casting sessions. They do kkkkkkkkifkk ■k-k-k-kitifkieitit many of the films. continues to occupy most of impossible. matter what not have to be a member of the k llie Award'Ik MAIDENFORM BRAS, all around stretch or fiberfill bra, Cosby’s attention, at least , couiwuncTUtts \ “ I see a negative drug ad­ the fate of his present CBS theater group. The play is Wiimmglk during the TV season. Other­ k V e r n o n ^ ' now Playing reg. 8 5 ...... 4.19 diction point in every black show he will probably be tentatively set for production k JIIXLWUIU'S film I ’ve seen,” Cosby says. wise, nis heart is still in the Muaiciu k back on the home screen in on March 15 through 17. C i n e M i “ The drug dealer is the vil­ educational field and he’s lat. Run MAIDENFORM “ one size fits all’’ bra, white and colors, one form or another next m m a r S » * iwgjiismii»M»iiciiiawHwii lain.” planning on scooting back to Anyone interest^ in further Comady year. He was bitterly disap­ information about casting or reg. 82.75 ...... J-99 Much white criticism has academia as soon as he pointed that his half-hour kkkkkkk-m^kkMMkkkkkkkk directions should call Norman been leveled at black Aims, wraps up for the year. situation comedy didn’t have SpwW Mi fw SdMil Owpi I Ch*i Matching bikini, reg. 8 2 ...... 1.59 on the grounds that whites He has his master’s degree a longer life. Paul after 6 p.m. hr MumSIm, Mi M. Mittll. M3-5131 are always the heayies and GOSSARD BRAS, fiberfill lining, reg. 5 .5 0 ...... 4.49 the o b je c t of the hero’s wrath. GOSSARD LONG LEG PANTY GIRDLE, control panels, “The whites these films IVI(;()UI!HN IVIacGBAW M ,L, XL, XXL, reg. $14-18.50...... 11.99-15.49 are after,” Cosby says, “ are ★ ★ ★ ★ the cop who takes advantage FORMFIT-ROGERS BRAS, fiberfilled seamless sup, reg. THIE (5IETAWAY 85 ...... 3.99 i- ■ tPECML FORMFIT-ROGERS GIRDLE, hi-rise waistband, reg. KIDDIE 8 1 2 ...... 10.29 EVDBKS MATINEE IT VlAdler / Carol KAYSER-PERMALIFT BRA, fiberfill cup, reg. 4.50 . .3.49 I J 7JS-9-J0 1 PM Only KIM .M a tth a tt / B u m e tt KAYSER-PERMALIFT PANTY GIRDLE, long leg, reg. M ia h TECHNICOLOR* I I I ■ tn I II ...... 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m a n ph r stER e v e n in g HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Dec. 27, IW» — PAG^ FIVE PAGE POUR — MAWCHKSTRR EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Dec. 27,1872 QUOTA FOR EX-CONS Recruiting Minority Policemen Difficult ANKARA (AP) - Labor ployen asking them to give a Minister Ali Riza Uzuner has job to one handiqaived or ex- 1*?!; disclosed that there are 400,000 convict for every 50 people they The Baby Has unemployed handicapped per­ employ. By DAN HALL or ten black troopers and two tially racially unfair” The suit, which is supported New Haven’s force has Lt. George Gilchrist, director • Associated Press Writer ^nish-speaking ones, m a in ly according to Michael sons and ex-convicts in Turkey. by the local black policemen’s undergone about the largest in­ of Waterbury’s Police- He said this is one of the The ministry also asked that Police officials in a number because of its academic Kosko Koskoff claims the organization called The crease in black and Community Relations Division, handicapped persons should be of (Connecticut cities and In the gravest ills of the society. standards. However, the teste are based on “white Guardians, seeks a change in speaking percentages in recent echoes spokesmen for many The ministry has issued a given suitable jobs that will not Been Named State Police Department say department recently abolished middle-class language.” the testing and promotional years. other cities when he describes new set of regulations to em- be too heavy or d3l|mlrons. they want to add qualified a number of requirements, “There Is an over-reliance on procedures that increase his department’s assignment blacks and Spanish-Amerlcans including one for a high school the teste in Bridgeport,” he minority-group representation The representation of policies. to their forces but have .trouble diploma, and commissioner said. New Haven and Hartford, on the force. minority-gi^p policemen has ‘ He says Spanish-speaking of­ Join The Holiday Festivities — « finding willing candidates who Cleveland B. Fuessenich main­ he contends, “use their teste risen from less than 8 per cent ficers often are given duties Badger, Daniel Wealey, son of ’Timothy J. and can pass their written teste. tains the changes will give simply to screen out those who In New Haven, an in 1968 to more than 13 per cent that take advantage of their Leave The Food Preparations To Us! Stoddard Badger of 369 Birch Mountain Rd. He was bom U The relatively small greater flexibility in recruiting. are unfit.” Bridgeport tends independent firm pr^Hures, ad­ today. bilingual speaking ability. ministers and evaluates all To Catch at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His m a t e ^ g r ^ o ^ is percentages of those groups in Minority-group members of “to use them all the way,” Black policemen, on the other Customer Pickup and Delivered Buffets some city police forces has led Wdgeport’s force, becoming almost to the exclusion of intcu-- recruitment and promotional Mrs. Lorene R. Stevenson of Rocky Hill, ffls paternal Waterbury, with three major hand, patrol in both black and Attractively Arranged In Ready-to-Serve grandparents are Mr. aiki Mrs. Fred W. ^ d g e r of 63 Geraro St. to internial dissent and, in the increasingly dissatisfied with views, psychological screening exams, cailef IMLieto said. A Cardinal encounters in the last two years white neighborhoods and find Containers case of Bridgeport, a law suit their lack of advancement, and other m e th ^ , he adds. He said he believes the teste between Spanish-speaking their, way into the traffic, If anyone had told me 17 against the city. have gone to U.S. District (]ourt For Information, call years ago that the sight of a Rabagleno, Robert Joseph Jr., son of RoberW. a ^ G r a w Koskoff says the results show are fair, but he also hopes that a residents and policemen trying community relations, youth arid Two of the state’s largest seeking a change. up in the composition of the male Cardinal at our bird Koykendall Rabagleno of 127 Summer St. He was bora Dec. 18 at current federally supported to maintain order at public detectives divisions, he adds. cities, Hartford and New In their suit they contend that force: about three per cent feeder could make my heart Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal gr^dparents are study of testing procedures by functions has increased its "As the guy proves himself, GARDEN GROVE CATERERS, INC. Mr. and Mrs. George Koykendall of East Hartford. His i » t e r ^ %ven, rank about the hi|^est the department’s employment minority-group representation the State Personnel number of Puerto Rican he’s assigned there,’’ Gilchrist beat faster. I’d have said he in the percentages of minority- and promotional procedures, com pai^ to a citywide percen­ was crazy. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rabagleno of 69 H a n ^ Department will provide even patrolmen from one to three in said. “It isn’t just l^au se he’s 649-5313 or 649-5314 St. His great-grandmother is Mrs. Mary McLean of East group policemen in their especially testing, are “essen­ tage of about 27 per cent. better methods. the past five years. black.” In those days I considered departments. bird watchers to be strange Hartford. introspective people who “We’ve actively campaigned for them,” said New Haven walked Indian style through the Sinclair, Jason Marc, son of Lloyd H. and R ochelle^ woods and saw life from behind Sinclair of 762 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. He was born Dec. 18 at Chief Bia^o DiLieto, whose 425 their binoculars. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are policement include 55 blacks I bad no idea that I’d married Mr. and Mrs. George R. Claing of 39 Leland Dr. His paternal and three Spanish-speaking a bird watcher tilt one morning grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Sinclair of Vassalboro, members. shortly after our wedding. I Maine. He has a sister, Kelly Ann, 3. DiLieto complains that many awoke very early to find my possible candidates cannot pass husband tiptoeing around the Torsiello, Chere Elene, daughter of Richard C. and VicU R. the required mental teste and room in his hiking clothes with James Torsiello of 571 Center St. She was bom Dec. 17 at those who can often are lured to a pair of binoculars around his Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparente are private businesses. “There’s neck. Mr’, and Mrs. Edward R. James of Lisbon, Ohio. Her p a te ^ l fierce competition from in- “ What’s wrong?” I said grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chet Torsiello of Harwinton. Her dusty” for the better educated sitting bolt up in maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Ted James of Lisbon, (w o. Puerto Rican and black young “Go back to sleep, honey. I’m Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Santlno men, he says. just going for a little walk.” Ossold of Torrington. “We’ve even sent teams of , “At THIS hour? But what are recruiters into the south on those things for?” I questioned Reaeie, Jessica Anne, daughter of Gunther J. and S u ^ Gj^ek what may be a unique pointing to his binoculars. Regele of 51 Mountain St., Rockville. She was born Dec. 17 at program,” he adds, but the ef­ “Birds,” he answered Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparente^ fort has not attracted any Mr. and Mrs. John Godek of 106 Mountain St., Rockville. Her successful candidates. K' sheepishly. “ If I’m lucky I might see a few birds.” paternal ^andparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anton Regele of In Hartford, where there was Despite the fact that I was Hallstadt, Germany. vocal dissent among the sure he’d lost his sanity, I got department’s black policemen up and went with him. I was Cole, Jennifer Frances, daughter of George A. HI and several years ago, the number afraid if I didn’t I’d miss Frances Mello Cole of 28H Garden Dr. She was born Dec. 18 at of minority-group policemen something devastating like a Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is has grown steadily to 59 blacks bald eagle and never hear the Mrs. Teresa Mello of 410 W. Middle ’Tpke. Her paternal and seven Spanish-Amerlcans end of it. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cole Jr. of Hingham, among the 480 sworm Now, I wasn’t completely Mass. policemen, and dissent has sold on birds that first morning. become less noticeable. A planning meeting is in session for this youth activity group, one of their parents are inciuded in the program whose goal is to help But it was nice and peaceful in Hansen, Audrey Jane, daughter of Howard E. a ^ Jane Bilcik Perhaps equally important to Hansen of New York City. She was bom Dec. I r t t Boulevard racial calm, both within the many groups involved in the Group Work Program of Catholic youth and families become a real part of the over-all community. the woods and I learned that all blue birds are not Blue Jays. I Hospital, Astoria, N.Y. Her maternal grandparerite are Mr. and force and between the police Family Services. In all, 150 boys, girls, young men and women and was quite receptive when my Mrs. Michael Bilcik of Astoria. Her paternal grandparente are and the community, is the husband put up a couple of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hansen of 8 Gaynor PI., Rockville. number of minority policemen feeders near the kitchen win­ in high supervisory positions. dow. He suggested we keep a Miner, Michelle Jean, daughter of ’Thomas D. and Deborah Hartford’s fourth ranking CFS Program Aids Inner-City Youth record of the birds that stopped Forand Miner of 12 Cottage St., Rockville. She was bom Nov. 8 at policeman is a black man, Maj. and by the eiid of the first week Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparente are Theodore Napper. Blacks also we had 9 varieties including a Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Forand of London Rd., Hebron. Her paternal include one lieutenant and eight grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miner of 4 Maiden Lane, sergeants, according to a program serves approximately project- is confining its ac­ Brown Thrasher and a flock of One of the newest programs at Services’ goals of promoting “We must realize that these Rockville. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Mary spokesman. ^ ISO youngsters (boys and girls tivities to inner-city youngsters Evening Grosbeaks. Catholic Family Services, a sound family life, helping to youngsters and families are not Schofield of Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Forand of In New Haven, the fifth job member agency of the United prevent family br^down and from 4 to 18 years of age) different from other people in and their families, people in the “It is exciting,” I admitted to my husband. “But you don’t Vernon She has a sister, Tammy Marie, 3. from chief is filled by a black Appeal of the Greater Hartford imporving social conitions parents, families and unwed ali communities. ’They have Greater Hartford area may and the force has two black Community Chest, is a group affecting family life. mothers in inner-city and disad­ similar strengths, weaknesses contact the Catholic Family have to tell all our friends what we’re doing. And for heavens sergeants. work project for inner-city Tondi started working alone, vantaged areas throughout hopes and goals, ’hiey are. only Services, 244 Main St., Hart­ Bridgeport, by contrast, has ford, for any information on s A e ; please save your bird youngsters and their familiies. counseling with famUies in Hartford. Five workers from culturally different,” ijorok 14 black policemen and three Ron Torok, a group worker North Hartford and other CFS are involved in the project. observes. other services available calls fot when we’re out in the woods,” Spanish-speaking members in who heads the project said, areas. He eventually became Itiey are: Mrs. Jeane ^hnure, Although the group work through CFS. as fly over the Warren house! its sworn ranks. None of them “These young men and Women William Feeley, Miss Margaret We’d about given up hope known ip the hs^borhood. He In the years since then, our holds a supervisory position. have to prove thenUejim w r y , Penn and Mrs. Marlene when the other morning at How can the town perso^l bird count has ^own Waterbury, with only 280 day. They must bcT^liyMi^ly ti^M both .individually aiid In Jemigan. breakfast we saw a bright flash leaders approve two sworn policemen, has eight ’This new program of CFS to include many dignitaries of tough to survive in the streets. groups, asking them if they Our Servicemen the bird world, with one notable of red outside outside our pornography book­ blacks and three Puerto The facade of toughness wanted to form a club. strives to bring inner-city youth kitchen window. My husband Ricans. into the mainstream of exception. No Cardinals. We stores in town, yet represents the code of accepted “’They were suspicious of me tried everything the bird books jumped from the table dropping The 813-member State Police behavior in this community. and my mptives,” he said,” and community life. For many, life his newspaper in his enthusiasm. n ot approve of Department remains with nine in the inner-city is a trap. It 'Thomas E. Garrity Jr., son of man at Shaw AFB, S.C. He is advised to attract them. We Some steal cars, pop pills, and it took a long time to gain their assigned to a unit of the bought the plumpest sunflower voluntary school behave ‘big and tough’. Yet, all trust. becomes a state of being and Mrs. Theresa 0. Garrity of 24 “ Look! Look! There's a mind. An invisible wall builds Tower Rd., Manchester has Tactical Air Command which seeds, big chunks of suet, and Cardinal at the feeder.” prayers? need a continuous positive provides air support for combat once mixed up a coihbination of 1 relationship with other people.” “Finally, I began working up around the individual — a been promoted to staff sergeant “It’s beautiful,’’ I cried Citizens For with seven boys. We met every units of U.S. ground forces. ’The peanut butter and seed that was Holiday wall of fear, distrust, in the U.S. Air Force. S^. joining him by the window. "I Public Prayers Recognizing the need for week. Later, more boys joined discontent, bitterness and sergeant is a 1968 graduate of so good we licked our fingers think it’s just beautiful. ’ Garrity is an airframe repair- Manchester High School. His clean. But all our efforts were Toll Set someone to work closely with the group. Eventually, the word apathy. “Well, I think,” said our teen­ Henry Agostinelli, these children and families in spread and we formed other wife. Sherry, is the daughter of to no avail. The Cardinals age daughter who was eyeing us State Coordinator their own neighborhoods. groups for both boys and girls Mrs. Mildred Brown of Sumter, visited our neighbors. ’They set over her orange juice, “that At 565 Catholic Family Services at varying age levels and S.C. Mrs. Garrity’s father is up housekeeping oh the next you two are for the birds!” launched the group work different neighborhoods V.L. Brown, also of Sumter. street but they didn’t so much program. The project is in Torok added. By THE ASSOCIATED keeping with Catholic Family Today, the group work PRESS The nation’s traffic death toll About Town for the three-day CTiristmas S T i V K , weekend totaled 565. -By C L A Y R. P O L L A N - First Church of Christ, That is fewer than the 614 ARIIS LIBRA Daily ActMfy Gutda Scientist, will have a testimony who died in 1971 and far below MAS. 21 JK Your J According to thw Stan, meeting tonight at 8 at the the record toll of 720 killed over To develop message for Thursday, ---I» 9-UM8-27^ church. ’The meeting is open to the three-day celebration in i^-23-39-46 reod words corresponding to numbers the public. 1965. of your Zodiac birth sign. ,447i»82-89^ t. -t-" SCORPIO ^ T A U R U S 1 Concentrate 3^ Restroint 61 People l : o ’::- The National Safety Council A « . 20 2 Tim ely 32 And 62 And WE’RE EMPTYING estimated that from 550 to 650 63 On 3 You 33 Fovofoble NOK. 21 t W Ma V 20 64 Go persons would be killed in 4 G pin 34 To 1^11-19-21-28 65 Weddings 5 C o n 35 Best 3-15-29-34 OUR STOCKings traffic accidents between 6 U m -37-52 66 Moody 6 Your 36 A 57-6874 £ p.m. Friday, Dec. 22, and mid­ GEMINI 7 Com e 37 Appetites 67 It SAGITTARIUS 38 For 68 Your OF CHRISTMAS night Dec. 25. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. W, 1872- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Coa^^^ffed^ Dec,'■ n , 1872 Kardish — Reel plastic magic New Books Cam ■Rathet — Pro football! Warner — Men of Atbens Clunnan— On directing Koestler —' The case of the C u r r e n t midwife Toad / Waterman — Modem fresh & Hanrlj^atpr lEuntittg Brtalft At Library Ccriiane — White papers of an Roden — A book of Middle salt water fly Jlshing B#sf S «ll«rt outraged conservative Lardner — The legendary Eastern food Viscott — 'Die nnaking of a ■ V » ' ' ' ■ ' (CompUad by PubUshata' Waakly). Fiction Cooley — How to avoid the champions psychiatrist Nabokov — Transparent things retirement trap Small — Political power and the Whiteside — The investigation Founded Oct, 1, 1881 FICTION Reynolds — The truth about (Costello — The d o ert world Libman — And music at the press close of Ralph Nader N eighbo r “ Jonathan Livjngston unicorns Douglas — The Tarot Wilson — The complete Published by Manchester Publishing newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. ’ Seagull,” Badi Seton — Green darkness EUsenhower — Eye on Nixon Starr — A perspective- on gardener “ Co., 16 Bhiinard Place, Manchester, Ellsberg — Pppers on the war McGovern — The great i 'r should telephone the circulation depart­ ; “The Odessa File,” Forsyth coalfield war victory Weller — Moonchlldren ' Conn. 06040, telephtme 643-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. Burl Lyont, Publisher ^'August 1914,” S olzbenit^ E ^ y — The game of Words Wong — Reports -— — “Semi-Tough,” Jenkins Essame — The bAttle for Mair — Marriage Stoltz - Interpretive flower Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Non-Fiction Europe designs and holidays. Entered at the Manchesto', ^ Member of The Associated Press “On the Night of the Seventh Aronson — Psyche and symbol ■Marshall — Law and order in WANTED Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail Moon,” Holt in Shakespeare Fenton — The organic grow it, Grade Six-E V i ■ If-.,' This is the time for New Year resolutions, most of Whld « Toulouse — Bottle makers and Matter. Bennett — Nelson, the com­ cook it, preserve it guidebook their marks Clean, LateModel The Manchester Publishing Co. assurnes are never kept, and in this regard the publisher is no NONFICTION mander Meisel — Thomas Hardy Fritz — ( ^ t for a revolution Merrill — Braving the elements Burl L. Lyons Publisher no financial responsibility for different than any other human. “I’m O.K., You’re O.K.,” Berry — A continuous har­ Turk! — The disinherited Froug — The screenwriter Markstein — Investing in the typographical errors appearing in adver­ With that thou^t in mind, we felt it appropriate to draft mony; essays cultural and Harris looks at the screenwriter 70’s USED CARS ' Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The agricultural Turner — Turner’s early a list of “No Resolutions,” none of which wiil produce any “Siq>ermoney,” Smith Meier — The Chicanos Manchester Evraing Herald.. K ng— 5000 nights at the qpera Gbulden — Meany ^ sketchbooks Top Prices Paid Payable in Advance surprises. ^ . “The Peter Prescription,” Hanley — Warriors 'and Meras — First spring ' Display advertisi^ closing hours, three We won’t resolve that federal revenue sharing should be Peter Blaustein — star-spangled For All Makes One Month |3.2S One Year $39,00 hustle strangers ’ Morton — The arts and the TuttletonTuttlet — The novel of full days prior to publication. extended to the press hi this country. “Open Marriage,” Nena and Hayman — John Osborne Soviet child mamenders in America CARTER CHEVROLET Single Copy 15' Six Months $19.50 Boswell—Successful living day Deadline tor Hmld want ads, 12 noon George O’Neill Morton — Soft toys made easy ^C arrier, Weekly 75' Three Months $9.75 We wrai’t resolve to consider an Alcoholics Anonymous by day Hobnouse — Lost London CO., me. prior to day of publication; 12 noon FYiday membership prior to Jan. 1. “Eleanor: The Years Alone,” Howat—The Hudson River and O’Donnell — Johnny, we hardly Tyler — Gourmet gardening n^ilnSlrMt Si Subscribers who faU to receive their Lash Bree — Camus and sartre knew ye; memories of John F. for publication Saturday and Monday. We won’t resolve to ban grocery advertising in 1973 as a Burg — Scddenitsyn its painters Walston — These were my hills Phone 646-6464 means of combatting the nation’s over eating problem. Jones — A pair of lawn sleeves Kennedy We won’t resolve to ban our girls from wearing miniskirts or shorter dresses. SOVIET POEJT Yevgeny Yevtushenko seems deep In On the serious side, though, we will make one resolution thought In Moscow, probably contemplating bis new Fair-Share Tax System work, “Singing Dam,” pubUshed recenUy. And the which we will strive seriously to keep. , Moscow Drama and Comedy ’Theater staged a play Traditionally, politicians have There might not be much change as We shall resolve to be more tolerant of people and in our based od one of the poems in the book, “Under the SUn dealings with people, realizing that every person is of the Statue of Liberty.” It portrays life and Internal “Known for Quality, Free Parking embraced four-square God, country far as individual residential property important and that what he or she wants to discuss is problems in America as the poet sees them. Famous for Service’’ Free Delivery To All and motherhood. But with division of is concerned; but income producing really important also. S in c e 1 8 7 4 Parts of Connecticut t. If we can keep that resolution, 1973 has got to be a good "'^1 public opinion over prayer in the property can be affected by economic public schools, an unpopular war in changes which may justify increases year. f U OF MANCHESTER Southeast Asia, and concern for an or decreases in the tax rate. Here’s one to add to the roundup of zany happenings in BOOK REVIEWS over populated planet; a new cause Third, through impartial and 1972. has become necessary. uniform assessment and redefinition According to the American Water Works Assn., a TOe new "flag” to rally around of classes; we can establish for a student in Los Angeles got hauled into court because a fire hydrant was parked next to his automobile. these day seems to be concern for town, the state, and the nation an ':The case was dismissed, though, when the city water relieving the burden of the property honest property worth. This coupled department explained to the judge that the facility had Burrows Was Extraordinai taxpayer — especially the elderly and with other sources of revenue could been installed during the middle of the night. then dictate our local, state and User of Mind & Camera low incrane pnq>erty owners. Recalling the old year, and looking toward the new one A|q>arently there has been a dawn of national ability to pay for government and the future, the U.S. Department of Labor estimates If profound radightment in that property services. that at least 48,000 new engineering graduates will be LARRY -BURROWS; COM­ his film daily so that he could is no longer equated with wealth and if Fourth, with this basic tax potential needed each year during the remainder of the decade and PASSIONATE PHOTOGRA­ do better the next day. that should be good news to Connecticut. PHER. By the Editors of Life. you accept this you cannot tax, and as a guide, we can then assess the I ’The Wall Street Journal says only 43,000 bachelor’s New York Graphic Society. 160 It is that dedication and de­ Pages. $17.95. tax, and tax. All of a sudden the various goveminental services and degrees in engineering were awarded in 19^ and there has sire that separated Burrows Subject To Prior Sale m politicians have found rait that most of determine the levels at which we can been a 21.5 per cent drop in such enrollment since 1967. from the large mass of every­ day photojoumalists. the property owned by America’s afford to noaintain them. Those which The goals of improving the quality of the environment, Larry Burrows was one of more efficient transportation, better housing and more senior citizens was not inherited but in srane areas are above our means Jewels of winter, oak bud. (Photo by Sylvian Oflara.) those few photographers who^ In this book, more than half food for the hungry will all require engineers for their was in Vietnam from the begin­ cannot be cut back but may have to be of it in color, we see the pic­ acquired through a life-time of hard realization. ning. Because of his nnany tures that Burrows’s gentle eye DINING ROOM BEDROOM DINETTES SLEEP SOFAS , work. The outward an>earance of "frozen” at that level until the same years on the scene he became found to tell so much about the Lane Modern Walnut wardrobe unit. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments known as a war photographer. suffering of cyclone victims; affluence among the younger, still services in areas below that level are The Innocent 54” Cushrrian Oak Hunt board with (1) Daystrom Table, 35x60”, 2-10” Simmons Queen Size HIde-A-Bed, and decide a case of national importance to newspapers about the oddities of Burrows’ cabinet top, English tudor. (1) Reg. $199.50 SALE $149. working, Americans represents not brought to it. In other words, That is unfortunate because native England; some glimpses leaves. Hint O’ Mint top. Green Black and White Weave. (1) and their classified advertisers. Reg. $549. SALE $379 Drexel Velero (old finish): Triple Frame. (1) Reg. $405. SALE $299. wealth but mrarely good credit or a equalization should not be at the It*is a suit between the Pittsburgh Press and the he was much more. Hopefully of the enchantingly exotic Ja­ Dresser, Twin Mirrors, Armoire, the book of his work, “Larry pan he loved so much to visit; Penn. House Cherry Large double Reg. $52. SALE $25. Simmons Hide-A-Bed, Full Size, (2) federally-guaranteed mortgage. expraise of quality. We must view tax B ystander Pittsburgh Human Relations Commission regarding sex Burrows; Compassionate Pho­ ‘some insights into the famous, pedestal dining table. (2) Queen Headboard. (1 suite). Brown or (2) Green Textured. discrimination in heading classified ad columns as The upshot is that pnq>erty taxes reform in the light of bringing the tographer,” will correct that and the not so famous. Reg. $419. SALE $199. Reg. $1,418. 4 pc. Daystrom Table, 42” round, 1-17” Reg. $349. SAL8 $229. follows: Jobs, Male Interest; Jobs, Female Interest. image. SALE $1,099. 4 pc. leaf. Burl Antique Avocado Twist top. are being viewed for the first time in caliber of the public services up and A r t H o p p e ' Drexel Velero, Large Oval Table, 4 Hie newspaper claims a violation of press freedoms and Cane back Chairs (2 arm, 2 side) Maple Bedroom: Double Dresser, Green Frame. (1) the light of that pcqni^ principle of not reducing all to a common contends that such headings are ^ r t of a general His pictures of Angkor Wat, Mirror, Large Chest, Full Size Spin­ Fortunately, the editors of the ancient, jungle-wrapped with 60” buffet. (1 suite) ^ Reg. $77.90 SALE $27.80 ability to pay. That is to say vfuHous denominator. '.J* i ■ 1 • information service. ’The commission contends that the Life who pre^red this book did city of Cambodia’s Khmers, are Reg. $1,198. 6 pc. dle Bed (2 suites) LIVINd ROOM ( prqxxsals (ranging from states like Our invisible President newspaper aids and abets sex discrimination. not restrict it to his war cov­ some of the best evei* nnade of SALE $749. 6 pc. Reg. $409. 4 pc. 41” Round Table, Suede Pecan top. And finally, before opting for any erage. Fortunately, the reader Green pedestal base. (1) that architectural wonder. Penn. House collectors Cherry SALE $329. 4 pc. Clyde Pearson Chippendale Sofa, Maine to commissions like the one the formula fixi^ property taxes at a can see the many other, ordl-u< ■! ! • '), Drexel Modern Bedroom: Triple Reg. $106.50 SALE $47.50 In retrospect, Mr. Nixon’s nion,ey„, appropriated by ,.wijtiDg^sy)rie8 describing the With Connecticut on the threshold of cable television, Dining Room: Rqt^ngular table, 6 86”, Stretcher base, 1 cushion. (1) President has had working (m the j Ctongrqss., hotel AQa went home. you are certain to be reading more about it. At any rate; nary subjects the way Burrows ■ O •' ■■ l;' ■ Dresser, Mirror; Chest, Queen Size percraitage of income; we should decision not to attend his own saw them. And realize that the Burrows’s famous pictures of . Duxbury Chairs. (1 suite) Velvet Gold (1) Velvet Moss. - But what swept the public off RtUndra b^ati to ciqp up that Headboard. (1 suite) Daystrom Drop leaf Table, problem) are based on some type of build-in to such computations other inauguration in January of 1973 little did the guy who put up £ e first community television same mind and eye that could Vietnam are in this book, too.^ ’ Reg. $787. 7 pc. Reg. $500. SALE $279. should have come as no its feet was the President’s Mr. Nixon had grown long antenna in the hills of Pennsylvania back in the late ’40s, Reg. $834. 4 pc. SALE $549. 4 pc. 26x20’/ix34V>”, Walnut Crest top and limitation on property taxes based on taxes paid by the property owner. For say so milch about the ordinary The spectacular photos of the ■ SALE $829. 7 pc. Tuxedo Sofa, Tufted arms & back, surprise. Ultimate Revenue Sharing fingernails and hair and was dream that his efforts to clarify the signal for the local folk air war, the sensitive telling of § Modern Benchcraft Bedroom, Oil 2 Chairs, wicker brown upholstery Program. world cbuld surely say so much 100”, Kick pleat, Olive Crushed the owner’s income. example, sales taxes, income taxes, After all, he won the hearts of afraid of germs. An would spawn today’s billion-dollar industry. more about Vietnam. the story of Lau, the Vietnam­ Walnut: Triple Dresser, Chest, Twin with Bronze frame. 3-pleoe set (1). “ As of now,’’ said Mr. enterprising author, Irving Velvet. (1) However, property tax relief — no special assessments, etc., which may his countrymen and 49 states CATV now has some six million subscribers hooked up ese lad rehabilitated in the U.S.>^ Drexel Esperanto Dining Room: Oval Mirrors, Queen Size Headboard. (1 Reg. $54. SALE $29.95 during the Presidential Agnew, "the taxpayer sends his CHifford, name out with a sen­ I first met Larry Burrows in and the classic picture stoi^ of table, 6 Cane back Chairs, 54” Reg. $385. SALE $289. money to Washington and we sational book purportedly based around the nation and some 20 million subscribers are suite) inatter how d^esirable — is a vary from state to state and campaign by locking himself up Asia and worked closely with the man who fought in helicop­ China. (1 suite). , Daystrom Chairs, ManI Avocado ship it back to the States and on secret interviews with Mr. forecast by the end of this decade. Reg. $706.50 5 pc. 86” Loose Pillow back Sofa, Olive & complicated thing because of the community to community. in his various White Houses. him only once. He was assigned ters. ,j Reg. $1,472. 8 pc. with Green frame. (2) cities, where some of it Nixon itt various telephone The Federal Communications Commission is due to SALE $449. 5 pc. Beige Stripe. (1) And, except for a brief to the Tbkyo Olympics by Life sSALE $950. 8 pc. Reg. $15 ea. SALE $7.95 ea. diversity of property in itself. And Not to do so may open the door to television appearance on elec­ hopefully trickles back to the booths around the land. examine the regulatory issues involved in CATV, including Magazine. We both worked in Modern Campaign Style Master Reg. $372. SALE $239. His portraits of the Vietnam­ Temple Stuart Rockingham Maple more important is the diversity within increasing the other taxes and could tion night, he hadn’t been seen taxpayer. While a stride B ut M r. Nixon, in an the" establishment of a satellite communications system the photo pool; I was an editor, ese and of the Americans are 8 Bedroom: Triple Dresser, Twin Contemporary Lounge Chair, Loose Arm Chairs, cane back, red velvet since. forward, this is obviously inef­ unprecedented conference call for the United States. he was a photographer, as­ visual gems. Each face offers Mirrors, Door Chest, Queen Size Pillow back. Blue, Green, Gold Plaid. and among states and local make any so-called property tax relief ficient. to five reporters who could still seat. (2) ACCESSORIES So it was that his chief Today it is possible to get some programs from other signed mostly to wrestling. another facet ^ f the Vietnam Headboard. Burl Walnut finish. (1 Reg. $174. SALE $88. communities in their dependence a cruel hoax. surrogate, Mr. Spiro Agnew, “Henceforth, under qur new remember his voice, denied story and of the American role Reg. $106.95 ea. SALE $49.50 ea. suite). Artificial Plant, Finger Palm, Aztec. Ultimate Revenue Sharing parts of the world via the Comsat satellite but it’s sporadic upon it for public revenues. We need In summary, our belief is that any delivered Mr. Nixon’s historic having ever heard of Clifford. The intensity and dedication in it. Reg.'$627. 5 pc. SALE $499. 5 pc. ( 1) Second Inaugural Address on Program, whenever a taxpayer And the latter was jailed for and has to be timed. All this would change with the he displayed in his efforts to Maple Mates Chairs, dark Pine Reg. $75. SALE $19.95 Lawson T-cushion Chair, Kick pleat, only look at the recent (Connecticut Burrows perished in a heli­ attempt, however well motivated and that wintry January day. sends in his check to fraud. r proposed new satellite system. provide something more than finish. (3) Herculon, Red/White/Green Plaid. copter crash in Vietnam in Feb­ Mirror, Spindle, Red. (2) L i ECducation Association study to see no matter how necessary in the area “Above all else,” said Mr. Washington, we will simply Oince ground rules have been laid down by the FCC, you everyday pictures of athletes Reg. $19.95 ea. SALE $9.95 ea. PICTURES Also Melon Twill. (2) mail it directly back to them.” So the years passed in peace can look for an immediate and dramatic expansion in amazed us all. He asked ques­ ruary 1971, in search of pictures Modern Blue Floral, 13x30”. (1) Reg. $17.50 ea. SALE $13.50 ea. Reg. $134. ea. SALE $79. ea. the disparity of property taxing of property tax relief, must be Agnew, “I, President Nixon, of the war in Laos. intend to carry out my pledge to The next -day the stock and prosperity. The people, television fare. The satellite-cable television combination tions inMssantly of wrestlers Reg. $13.50 SALE $7.95 Tub Chair, Pillow back. Floral Beige unharrassed by their govern­ Drexel Benchcraft Contemporary Wall Plaque, Carved Letter "U”. (1) capability within a state. preceded by major reforms to reduce the role of the Federal market broke through the 2000 could give a home set almost unlimited capacity, hundreds and codons to learn more Hal Buell Cat, Black Frame, 22x28”. (1) Print. (1) barrier. While there were some ment, dwelt in tranquility. A about the sport; he examined Associated Press Dining Room: Large Trestle Table, 6 Reg. $20. SALE $7.50 It would appear to us there are Government and return the of channels, and thousands of different programs. Reg. $33.50 SALE $23.50 Reg. $134. ‘ SALE $85. eliminate as far as is humanly possi­ ever-weakening protests from . 1975 Gallup Poll showed 98.6 per HIback upholstered chairs, 60” conduct of their own affiars to "Late for Lunch,” 11x15”. (1) several aspects of property taxation ble present inequities. welfare mothers and unpaid cent felt the President was China. (1 suite) Wall Hanging, or Floor Rug, the people.” In calling attention to the demise of Life magazine, Reg. $10.95 SALE $3.98 Icelandic sheep, Blue. (1) Attached Pillow back Chair, Gold & which can and should be corrected To achieve these ends, Mr. bureaucrats, the country was “doing a great job.” Reg. $1,820. 8 pc. We believe the irritation over Eklitor & l^blisher reports that this year Life will have "Fox Hunt,” 18x24”. (1) - Rust & Beige Print. (1) Agnew announced a bold new generally elated. Congress, Tliere was no question that SALE $1,298. 8 pc. Reg. $75. SALE $59. first before we can honestly establish paying property taxes — or any other Mr. Nixon had found the key to spent approximately $8 million with the U.S. Postal Reg. $19.95 SALE $9:98 Reg. $174. SALE $89. program that captured the sensing the mood of the Nation, Artificial Plant, Birch. (1) any formula fixing equitable ceilings adjourned until 1976. political popularity. In fact, he ^rvice for distributing its copies. Penn. House Maple: Large Rec­ Cheetah, Mustard Frame, 22x28”. Attached Back Lawson Sofa & tax for that matter — lies not so much essence of Mr. Nixon's political Reg. $159., , SALE $98. for individual owners based on philosophy; Meanwhile, Mr. Nixon holed remained in seclusion until his Over fiVe years, postal rates increased for the magazine tangular Table, 6 Ladderback (1) Matching Chair. Black or Moss Vinyl. in the amount each of us have to pay up in his new "Desert White 73rd birthday when he finally Mirror, Ornamental Oval, Gold, income. Firstly, Mr. Nixon was 172 per cent, or an additional $13 million, for mailing 5.5 Chairs. (1 suite) Reg. $33.50 SALE $23.50 (2-2 pc. set) but more in the haphazard and immediately accepting the for­ House”—the top two floors of a appeared in public to accept a million copies. Decoy Ducks, 16x22”. (1) 18x26". (1) Reg. $348. 2 pc. greatful Nation’s award as Reg. $767.50 7 pc. First, there is a need for impartial inequitable ways they are deter­ mal resignations of all his Las Vegas hotel. He was seen SALE $449. 7 pc. Reg. $10.95 SALE $3.98 Reg. $28.50 SALE $21.50 SALE $259. 2 pc. only by six closemouthed aides, “The Best President America Just think about that lost revenue to the Postal Service and factual establishing of property mined, collected and finally political appointees. Secondly, Ever Had.” alone? It seems certain that the still additlojial rate the freeze on Federal hiring all of them Mormons. Contemporary Tub Chair, Chrome values, within and among the states. For several months, the press Asked what he’d done to expended. would continue for four more increases proposed by the Postal Service will not only put legs. Glove Sofa Brown Vinyl. (1) Political influence, if it exists, should years. And thirdly, Mr. Nixon hung around outside. But as Mr. deserve this highest trihute, some publications out of business but will force others to We need a fair-share tax system Nixon issued no proclamations Mr. Nixon smiled. “Nothing,” CARPETS BEDDING MISMATCH SPECIALS Reg. $227. SALE $119. be eliminated from the assessment would refuse to spend any find new methods of distribution both of which will result which gives us a fair-return. or orders, they soon tired of he said. in less revenue. Twin & Full size. Firm, Tufted. NOW $38.50 each piece process. This, we are afraid, will require 12’x10’11”, Green Tweed Level Twin & Full Size, Firm Quilted. NOW $47.50 each piece Newspapers fill many needs. A subscriber to the Loop. (1) Twin & Full Size, Extra Firm, Quilted! NOW $58.50 each piece Second, property classificatidns much more than concern for our OCCASIONAL Newport News (Va.) Press called the Williamsburg Reg. $98. SALE $79. •O should be redefined into simpler ability to pay taxes but a concerted Herald bureau and canceled her subscription. Asked: "Is this td 12'x9’3”, Heavy Acrylic Plush, TWIN OR FULL SIZE SPECIALS Cushman Solid Oak Butlers Tray classes and the tax rates in each class effort at all levels of government to be a temporary or permanent stop?” the caller ordered, GHANAIANS BEARING WATER—This photo by Larry Martini. (1) 9 I i Open Forum Yesterdays Burrows is in the book “Larry -Burrows, Compassionate Stearns & Foster Mattress, Extra Firm, 2 Twin, 8 Full Size. Table, removable tray (1) revised periodically to keep pace with discipline oui' runaway ability to “Stop t ^ paper permanently. We were paper training our Reg. $160. SALE $110. Reg. $79.95 each NOW $55. each Reg. $119. SALE $89. f 1 J dog and now he’s trained.” > ; Photographer.” changes affecting each class. spend tax revenues. Gifod Service promise was made and broken. 25 Years Ago Stearns & Foster, Extra Firm, (1) Full Size Outfit. Cushman Solid Oak Drop Leaf Gate X* 1 An agreement was almost 11’x9’2”, Royal Blue Textured. (1) Reg. $119.95 NOW $79. The Rev. William J. Dunn, _ _ — - ) Leg End Table. (1) To the editor; signed but not quite. Reg. $93. SALE $79. M pastor of St. James parish, is Our congratulations to Manchester town officials in Stearns & Foster, 4” Latex Foam, (1) Full Size Outfit. Reg. $99. SALE $55. The most unpopular men in Again we are made to wonder 9’10’’x14’, Wool Oriental, Green Reg. $189. NOW $129. i ” (I Other Editors Say town are the “Sanitary when we shall see our friends stricken on the street with a their study to establish a network of bicycle paths and background. (1) heart attack and dies. Holman Baker, 6" Latex Foam, (1) Twin Size Outfit. Sanford Spanish Console, carved •X; .I Engineers.” Howling dogs and now held captive in Vietnam. So horse riding trails. Manchester joins other Reg. $699. SALE $540. Reg. $239.95 *■ NOW $139. doors, distressed finish. (2) hungry cats are at your feet and many hopes were raised just The paths would cover 22.5 miles and could also possibly Reg. $169. ea. SALE $109. ea. Drunk Driving Penalties ears. They used to call you Connecticut towns in digging recently when we were told of be available for skiing, hiking and jogging Louisville Wrought Iron Bar Stools, garbage men but your title has an agreement on its way. So out from under heaviest snow­ 12’x16’9", Rubber back. Candy Some time ago we com­ boondocks and forced to walk and deliberately risks the lives been changed. No one seems to fall in years, 12 to 20 inches on In this day of all modem conveniences, most of us need Stripe. (1) 30” (12) mented on the fact that the back home. And he is watched many of those hopes were of his fellow citizens in this way know, how that has been shattered when the bombing the level; Cheneys close plants, more exercise, and should make every attempt to get it. Reg. $160. SALE $129. Reg. $33. ea. SALE $18.95 ea. punishment for drunk driving to see that he walks every step and all businesses are qt surely deserves severe prearranged. and mining were started again. The President’s personal physician says that even the 12’x13’, Gold Green Heavy seldom is severe enough. It of the way. standstill except for grills and a Lane Cellarette on Pedestal Base, punishment — something So 1 for one, salute these men, Four years is a long time to President doesn’t get enough exercise. Maybe Coach Samuel I. Ward Teohnloal College Commercial. (1) LAMP SHOP CLOSEOUT does not really fit the crime. — In San Salvador, a drunk between the firing squad and who every day and year are restaurant. George Allen could make arrangements for the President Bitter sweet. White. This is obvious when we driver is executed by firing wait for freedom and it seems Reg. $204 SALE $139. the slap on the wrist he all too forgotten by the many but like an eternity when its added to work out with the Washington Redskins from time to Two-year Program qualifies you Reg. $119. SALE $89.95 remember that half of the 50,- squad. 10 Years Ago Lane Record Cabinet. Pine, Maple, |r ^ often gets in Connecticut. deserve a lot of cheer. There to the years many of our men time. for a technical career in 000 highway deaths in America The firing squad seems a bit (Ansonia Sentinel) 12’x16', Blue Green Shag. (1) Walnut or Oak. are a lot of strange sounds, that have already been held captive. Merchants report Christmas Compater Teohnology each year are caused by severe. Yet, if San Salvador come Into our ears. But not the Reg. $172 SALE $149. UP TO 50% OFF! Reg. $109. ea. SALE $89.95 ea. drinking drivers. A drunk leans toq far in the direction of You may wonder what good it sales show big increase, with A happy and peaceful New Year to you and yours. Isn’t it Bleotronlo* Inatmmentetlon sound of the refuse truck i 12’x9’, Sky Blue Textured. (1) Gun Cabinet, 2 doors, 1 base driver is,. in this sense, a harshness, does not Connecticut will do for someone to write biggest one-day sales on Dec. 24. too bad that the holiday spirit couldn’t prevail the year Watkins is clearing out the Lamp ShopI To make it more convenient for Today in History without “Sanitary Engineers.” Merchants and town qfficials Reg. $99 SALE $79. drawer, ^ap le (2) murderer or a potential lean too far in the direction of about the situation. The writing around. Day and evening courses lead you to select the perfect lamp for your home, they will all be displayed Thanks for your good service. is here to inform the people of agree federal aid is long-range murderer. Yet he often gets off leniency? In the room settings throughout the store. Take advantage of this One- Today is Wednesday, Dec. 27, Best wishes to the boys for the problems that exist beyond help for downtown, and to an associate degree or certificate 1 2 ’x i i ’3 », Beige Contract Wool. (1) Reg. $209. ea. SALE $119. ea. with merely a "slap on the the 362nd day of 1972. There are Time-Event and SAVE UP TO 50% on lamps! In every style”. . . large After all, the drunk driver the coming year. our own little worlds. I know eliminating parking meters is Spring nli—irt begin Wedneadny, Jennnry 17 Reg. $240. SALE $139. Lane Refreshment Cabinet, Pine, wrist.” four days left in the year. gets behind the wheel knowing Bill Hankinson that\seeing other people’s imniediate solution to problems. Today’s Thought 12’x17’7”, Gold Shag. (1) and small . . . and colors to compliment any roomi louver doors with glasses. (2) Not so in certain foreign that he is quite likely to kill Today’s highlight in history; All programs approved for veterans benefits 303 Oakland St. writing has made me realize One of the moat important Reg. $192 SALE $149. Reg. $229. ea. SALE $159. ea. countries.—In Malaya, a drunk some innocent person-perhaps On this date in 1949, (}ueen Manchester CURRENT QUOTE follow the traditions of their driver is jailed — and so is her that Uiere are problems far means by which Satan can parents. — James T. Duke, >a passenger, perhaps another Juliana of the Netherlands greater than my own. 1 only "May tolerance and 'un­ corrupt and deceive the For catalog or appointment, phone wife. motorist, perhaps a pedlstrian. signed an act granting Sammy Halenar "The Traditions of Their — In South Africa, a drunk 309 Oakland St. hope I can do the same for derstanding release the people children of men is through the Fathers,” Ensign, Nov. 1972 Samuel 1. W ard Teohnioal College He does not set out deliberately sovereignty to Indonesia after someone else. Let’s hope the from terror and put gladness in traditions of their fathers. If I 935 Main St., Downtown Manchester - Open Tuesday through Friday Tii 9 P.M. - Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Closed Mondays - driver is sentenced to 10 years nearly 350 years of Dutch rule. Manchester University of Hartford to kill anyone, but be puts war ends soon. the place of fear.” — (}neen these traditions are corrupt and in prison and fined $2,800 — or himself in the position of On this date — Submitted by: aoo Ave.. Wert Hartford. Ootin. 06137 Elizabeth H, calling on her lead to evil rather than Dennis F. Moore Phone 643-5171 - Use 30 Day Charge or Master Charge - Longer Terms Available. both. knowingly and deliberately In 1571, the pioneer German Hope Chris Hanauer Phone: SaS-4811 Bxb SOS — In Turkey, a drunk driver subjects in her traditional righteousness, then the evil one Qiurch of Jesus CSirist risking their lives. astronomer, Johannes Kepler, To the editor: 116 Wells St. Christmas message to pray for has a powerful tool to corrupt is taken 80 miles into the Any driver who knowingly was born in Wurttemberg. of Latter-day Saints So it’s happened again. A Manchester the people of Nortlwm Ireland. the children, for they usually (Mormon) EVENING HERALD. Maiidiettaf. Oom.. Wed., Dec. 27. vm ■ MANfWtgSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. » . H7»— PAGE HPBE Canadian Scientist Statie Issues Tax Humphrey Predicting Toy Maker , J Revenue Report Congressional Battle w With Administration hi- than these technical flaws is the information of the type he HAR’TFORD (AP) - Despite period to a total o f $26.9fnilli(Mi. Working WASHINGTON (AP) - A Finance Commissioner Adolf Canadian scientist said today pall of secrecy that hangs over suggested is lieeded for a the advent of 18,19 and 20-year- properly in the courts," Carlson said last week *|hat a MINNEAPOUS, Mtrifi. (AP) that American industry, private much of the crucial information “di^Mssionate evaluation” of old drinking, Connecticut liquor Humphrey said. number of very large estates — Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey heaiith agencies and that is needed to form a contentions by 'tbqse two tax revenues are running While the court test is still in bad been settled recently. A predicts a major battle in the '^ ^vem m oit research centers balancing conclusion. organizations that cigarette behind last year’s pace. Overtime the planning stage, Humphrey spokesman for the tax new Congress over President have cast a “pail of secrecy" "Almost all (American) smoking is the ^ ef cause qf The monthly report of the said he and Sen. Sam Ervto, D- department said Tuesday that Nixon’s power to withhold " ov^ much of the information parties involved in these areas lung cancer. State Tax Department shows N.C., will offer a bill that would part of the increase is^ue to a CENTRAL FALLS, R.I. (AP) long blonde hair and green spending authorized by the law­ needled to assess the health of investigation — industry, He also said the U.S. Public liquor taxes down from $10 give Congress a chance to new law which requires quicker — Even Santa Claus and his eyes. An art major in college. makers. effects of pollution and private agencies, and govern­ Health Service has tended million during the first five override any presidential payment of inheritance taxes. non-union elves can relax after Miss Carter wanted to use her Humphrey told newsmen cigarette smoking. ment research centers — have without proof to discount air months of the last fiscal year to withhol^ng of funds. ’The latest tax report dbes not their labors during the holiday talent working with young Monday the battle is likely to Furthermore, said Professor been guilty of withholding data pollution as a major cause of less than $8.9 million d u i ^ the A jm Under that plan, he said, the include up-to-date sales tax m » season, but the nation’s toy children. include a bill giving (Congress a Theodore D. Sterling, evidence from the community of lung cancer and chronic past five months. July through President would have to rqiort revenues, because they are makers are already busy “ So, I aided up designing toys chance to override any that has so far been made concerned scientists and are broncho-puimonary .disease November. to Congress when he refuses to reported (xily once every three gearing up for next Christmas for kids,” she says. impoundment of funds and also public on these questions violating the fundamental while putting virtually all the ’The drinking age was lowered spend appropriated funds. months. Not counting the sales in a cloak and dagger She is the d e s ig ^ of a line of a court test of the President’s "appears to be derived from tenets of science that its tran­ blame on cigarette smoking. from 21 to 18 cm Oct. 1, but no tax receipts for October and atmosphere. Captain Kangaroo woodoi toys right to hold up spending. I; many inadequate studies.” sactions must be public." Referring to alleged secrecy big surge in liquor sales Novonber, state tax revenues being sold this Christmas Over the past three years, the ,jln a report for the 139th of "crucial information," accompanied tbe change in law. “ We’ft working overtime from all sources totaled $282.2 season. ’They are manufactured Minnesota Democrat said, meeting of the American He said it is difficult to justify Sterling said; Spokesmen for tbe liquor nights and weekends,” says FUELOIL ' -"I in Vermont. Nixon has refused to spend Association for the Advance­ “ any but the most tentative “ There is an apparent industry complained to the million for the July-November Leonard Gray, supervisor of period, $62 million more than the tightly guaiiled model shop About a year ago. Miss Carter about $10 billion appropriated 17.9 ment of Science, Sterling, a conclusions concerning the willingness by the scientific legislature earlier this year the corresponding period last for Hasbro Industries, Inc., one went to Vermont to help jig saw by the Congress. 2000.1. Min. statistical specialist from relative role of pollution and community in the United States that the availability of liquor at 1 Day Notlc. 1‘or Dellvwv Looters In Managua year. workers at the plant transfer Humphrey calls it "usurping Simon Fraser University, of smoking." to tolerate this m ajor breach of significantly lower prices in of the country’s biggest toy 24-Hour tw rn tr S w v ln ' manufacturers with her designs from paper to the legislative power.” Buntaby, B.C., declared; Sterling singled out the fundamental scientific New Hampshire and Vermont MANCHESTER Looters carry their goods amid the rubble of the earthquake which destroyed Managua, wood. ’’I think this is a basic “ By and large, studies on the American Cancer Society and principles. Until this attitude has cut into the volume of headquarters in Rhode Island. OIL HEAT, INC. Nicaraugua, Saturday. A massive aid effort is under way for the thousands left ’’We discovered that an constitutional issue and I effects of pollutants are so the U.S. Public Health Service changes, not mudi can be done liquor sales in Ck>nnecticut. Hughes Now Gray’s shop in the rambling 649-4908 elephant wooden toy I designed believe it ought to be tested about this matter.” homeless.(AP photo) It is illegal to bring large brick and wood plant here .designed that they tend to un­ for withholding detailed In London just couldn’t keep its trunk on. derplay the effects of industrial quantities of liquor into makes models of new toys to test for marketability and to The dam thing kept breaking or air pollutants on health, Q)nnecticut, but the law is dif­ LONDON (AP) - BiUlonaire display at the big event in the off when we dropped models while studies on the effects of ficult to enforce against recluse Howard Hughes landed U.S. toy Industry, the annual during testing. smoking are so designed that Truman Visit Air Losses Reported individual citizens. The tax in Britain early today and EVERY FRIDAY toy show held every February “The design was just too they would over-estimate the department has a program of immediately vanished, the U.S. Assessment In New York. complicated for the saws. ’Then, effects of smoking on health. To State making spot checks at liquor Embassy reported. Not Out Of Proportion There, new lines of toys and after we had test dropped some 7:30 P.I “ A more serious hindrance stores in Vermont and New Hughes had4>een driven from games are shown by toy makers more models, one of us Recalled Hampshire to see whether his luxurious hotel refuge in to wholesale buyers for the suddenly picked one of them up. Changes Urged W A S IN G T O N (AP) - said: “ We do feel there was Connecticut residents are Nicaragua by last week’s Working On Toys For Next Christmas following Christmas. The show “ We discovered that with Its HARTFORD (AP) - An Between two and three of every some resupply” by land during buying cases of liquor to take devastating earthquake. /Truman Once Is impoiiant because (^istm as trunk broken off, the telephant estimated 160,000 people, one of 100 planes that attack North the nearly eight weeks that home. The 66-year-old American r,. HARTFORD (AP) - A UtUe not necessarily mean lower sales account for nearly 80 per was transformed into the cutest the largest crowds ever to greet Vietnam are being shot down, President Nizin restricted ^ In the rest of its monthly tycoon arrived without a ^ Played For more work by municipalities on taxes, “ except as towns choose little pig you ever saw. Now, While the holiday season may be over for most it is just makers in the nation. Gray, .center, inspects a new BIN60 emt of the toy market. a political personage in the the Pentagon says. bom bing north o f the 20th report, the tax department passport but was rushed at Kniglitt of CotumOiia an annual basis can remove the to apply the additional revenue Gray works in a restricted that’s why we have a pig in our beginning for Leonard Gray, supervisor for the Hasbro designed toy mold with Bob Monger, left, and Edward § O P Money city’s history, turned out for But that rate is “ not parallel. The restriction was showed a sharp increase in the through immigration controls IMJWUNIT. inequities from property to tax reductions.” arep of Hasbro’s plant in wooden toy line this year...but Industries, Inc., Central Falls, R. I., one of the biggest toy Berry, security guard. (AP photo) former President Harry S. materially different" from lifted afterpresidential adviser volume of inheritance tax at the request of American taxation, says the (^vemor’s Property assessments vary Central Falls. The public can­ no elephant.” NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Truman’s 1948 visit. losses when the bombing of the Henry Kissinger reported a revenues, which were up $12 authorities, official sources Commission on Tax Reform. widely thi^ghout the state and not enter. Patrolling guards and Former New Britain Mayor Truman came to Hartford to North first resumed last spring. stalemate in the secret peace million over the five-month said. John L. Sullivan does not think For instance, reassessing even within some towns, campaign for gubernatorial ’The main difference between talks. frequent lock changes highly of the person who taught property every year instead of according to a study released iK^ful Chester Bowles who now and then. Pentagon press Friedheim would not say discourage industrial es- former President Harry S. every decade would enable two weeks ago by the went on to win the election aide Jerry Friedheim said specifically if the B52s were pioirage}, a serious problem in Truman how to play the piano. municipalities to collect a full Connecticut Education Associa­ although ’Truman lost Connec­ ’Tuesday, is that 11 of the 17 taking part in the new raids the competitive toy industry. ' Truman stopped in New measure o f taxes from new and tion. ticut that year by 14,000 votes. planes shot down in'the latest agajnst Hanoi and Haiphong new year’s party supplies “ I used to think toy Britain in 1952 during a New improved properties, as well as One reason for that, said the Earlier, some 3,000 people attacks have been B52 bombers. after the 36-hour Christmas manufacturing was a funny, ha, England swing to campaign for allow them to decrease the tax study, was that Connecticut turned out at Windsor Lw ks to Previously, losses were mostly truce. for any size party! ha businesj," a Hasbro Adlai Stevenson, Sullivan burden on deteriorating towns, in their anxiety to at­ greet Truman’s train.which had fighter-bombers. marketing man told a visitor, remembered Tuesday. properties. tract business and industry, are come down the Connecticut The Air Force has been organizational discounts, too “ but not Anymore.” His office Sullivan said he planned in ’This is one idea announced inclined to undertax industry Valley from Springfield, Mass. sending about 100 of the eight- Man Drowns is reached by passing through ’Tuesday by Francis E. Baker and then make the homeowner He then went on to New an electrically locked door advance that he and the engine B52s a day against WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - “f/y u«, you'll like u»l" president would play a piano Jr., commission chairman, in a pay a proportionally heavier Haven, New London, military targets around Hanoi, Martin Deflorio, 28, of East after being scrutinized through duet but the Secret Service brief preview of sOme share of the tax burden. Bridgeport and Norwalk. Friedheim said. In the past Hartford died ’Tuesday after he a small winijow by a informed Sullivan that “ under suggestions the commission is Along with its uniform He was accompanied hy his week, hq added, they have en­ jumped or fell from a bridge Jlcit complete receptionist. New toy models no circumstances would they slated to release into next assessment, the commission wife and daughter. Riding with cou n tered m ore than 550 here, police said. selecflon of taken out of the restricted area let him (Truman) play the month. proposed formation of a state Margaret Truman in the surface-to-air missiles. They said his body was into public areas must be piano,” said Sullivan. Baker proposed that the an­ hoard of assessment President’s motorcade were Asked where the SAMs came recovered from the Connecticut new year covered with cardboard boxes. But the New Brltian nual assessment be supervision to keep an eye on Mrs. John M. Bailey, wife of from in the light of .the U.S. River about a half hour after earns New toys and games have a Democrat prevailed and the computerized and be at 100 per the proposed, system and ensure the Democratic state naval blockade, Friedheim ’’e 9; 15 a.m. incident. lead time of about IV^ years. In president played. Not the cent of market value. that local assessors know how chairman, and Mrs. Mary btker words, the design oKtoys “ Missouri Waltz” as everyone Combining this with removal of to do their job. Flynn of Southington, then a for Oiristmas time next year I expected but the “ Black Hawk politics from the property tax Under the proposal, National Democratic began last summer. That ^ves Waltz.” .systems, municipalities can municipalities would also have Committee member. the toy makers enough time to When Truman asked Sullivan collect an additional $100 to follow a uniform fiscal year. iron out wrinkles in qfW how the performance went, mlUioKi 3 in revenues. designs, tool intricate steel Sullivan responded, “ Mr. Presi­ Baker ttaifl in a statement. About Town molds for plasBc toys and set dent, if I ever meet your piano “ The inequities of tbe Lenge Would" Temple Chapter, OES, will when it comes to up production lines. ^ teacher I'll shoot her.” property tax.^ are presently meet tonight at 8 at the Masonic H asbro has-'fdoxhri's df-.^ rooted in the assessment End Pensions What persuaded the president Temple. Officers will wear expensive .plastic molding to tinkle the ivories against the system,” he sai)!, “ With cor- HARTFORD (AP) - The street dresses and business machines clanking away in the advice of the Secret Service and Irect uniform assessments leaders of the movement to end suits. Central Falls plant to chum our statewide, much of the inequity white saie savings.|| his daughter Margaret? the pension plan for state G.I. Joe components and a is rem ov ^ from the property “ There’s a...Republican out legislators says pensions are ’The Mayfair Y Club will have wierd-looking green and yellow tax.” there who has promised me “ conceptually wrong” for law­ a social gathering ’Thursday at plastic children’s riding boy The commission said.that $2,000 for the Democratic Party makers because belonging to 10 a.m. at Cronin Hall of called the Inchworm. % if you so much as place one under the proposed annual ~un- the (jieneral Assembly is not Mayfair Gardens. Many of the other production i 'i finger on the keyboard," iform assessment law it typical employment. lines are already closed down Sullivan said he told Truman. proposed, “ property tax And State Sen.-elect Nicholas A Realities Conference will as the plant eases off Truman said “ John, you just rollbacks should take place in Lenge, R-West Hartford, says be held starting ’Thursday at 1 production for a week-long rest Hartford and New Haven.” got yourself a $2,000 “ the pension has a good chance p.m. at the Federation Room p ^ o d for the workers between The group warned, though, contribution,” according to of being defeated” at the next and Robbins Room of Center Christmas and New Year’s. that the proposed statute will Sullivan. legislative session. Congre^tional Church. The marketing and design- ‘ 1- staff are working overtime, however, to prepare the Hasbro .1 • , t - ; Oil Spill 35'Vbto75%on nationaiiy display for the February toy show. One of a score of toy Mop-Up ' designers employed by Hasbro here is Celia Cairter, a tall 26- Continues ARE YOU advertii^eil name brands year-old Virginia native with OLD SAYBROOK (AP) - Every sheet, every blanket, every towel, every bedspread, every Hern thoughout our entire domes­ The mop-up effort continued tics and rug deparlnfent is at savings...52 weeks a year...only bigger and better, during January. ' today as authorities'attempted Seniors to determine the true extent of a 12,000-gallon oil spill near the INSURED? mouth of the Connecticut Seeking River. save $2 to $7 on famous makers’ decorator • A Coast Guard helicopter and sheets in prints, stripes and solid colors Jobs Now boats from the state Department of Environmental comparable value $4 to $8 Protection, along with officials r NO-FAULT DEADLINE twin or lull, marshall's 199 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A P )- k walking the beaches, were to be fitted and flat low price The Harvard University Office dispatched to determine of Graduate and Career Plans “ where the oil is and where it’s comparaw* valua marshall’s low price ■ says that more seniors than going,” according to Coast ever before in recent years are Guard Capt. James L. • quean or king size...... $ 6 to $1 0...... 2.99 - I looking for jobs, with many Fleishell. DATE NEARS I • pillow cates, pkg. of 2...... $4...... ;...... 1 . 2 9 more uncertain of their plans, The Hitchcock Gas and and fewer going directly to Engine Co., prime cleanup con­ At these low prices collect several of these graduate schools. tractor, worked until about 7 first quality and slight Irregular sheets. The results of a survey, On January i , 1973, the new Connecticut No-Fault Auto Not every style In every color but all from p.m. Tuesday, night and was answered by 94 per cent of the successful in rem wing the oil Insurance Law becomes effective. It requires all private passenger the moat famous makers In the HIGHEST RETURN country. No-Iron and cotton per­ class of 1972, showed that 31 per contained by the breakwater at motor vehicles to have insurance complying with the law. cales and muslins Included. cent of the class were looking I u South Cove near the mouth of 1. 1 for jobs when they were the river, Fleishell said. If you are not insured you run the risk of losing your questioned in May. This is the Further cleanup efforts were highest number since the first curtailed by "darkness and driving privileges and vehicle registration, in addition to being survey was taken in 1958. weather inhibiting our personally liable for no-fault benefits. You could also be Three out of 10 students were operations and we don’t want undecided on their future plans. any injuries,” he added. charged with a misdemeanor. _ famous maker Only 42 per cent were going Heishell said the oil could t' towel immediately to graduate or spread to “ Connecticut and, If you do not now have auto insurance, call us today—and we’ll be professional schools, a sharp possibly. Long Island beaches” ensemMes drop from the record 74 per is YOUR GUARANTEED but that the "only beaches glad to help you. 2 to 5 Yr. at savings cent of the class of 1966. EFFECTIVE ANNUAL impacted (so far) are in the im­ Radcliff seniors were Savings Certificates mediate area.” THE included in this year’s survey RETURN on The spill of som e 12,000 ['S'-. which showed that 41 per cent gallons of No. 6 heavy grade save 55S on famous name of them were looking for jobs, fuel oil occurred early Tuesday about the same number as while the tug Nancy Moran ran save on these famous 5-pc. shower curtain sets previously. aground as it was towing a Clarke name first quality pillows comparaM. marahalll One out of five of the Comparable Returns on Other Accounts barge up the river toward Hart­ comparabla vahia marshAirs ipw prica vdua t . U low price }99 Radcliffe students were uncer­ ford, the (3oast Guard said. bath towel...... $ 2 ...... marshall's p 9 comp. _ tain about future plans, and 41 "I ’ (}uick action by the barge Insurance Agency hand towel...... 1 .2 9 ...... 7 9 * low price siiower curtains value 5.98 2 . 8 9 per cent were going on to crew averted a major disaster, Flr« quality set Includes 6x6' phower wash cloth...... 7 9 C ...... 4 9 * Replenish your supply with fresh non- graduate or professional a spokesman said. ’The deck allergenlc polyestar fibarflll pillows curtain, window curtains or drapes , 237 East Center St., Manchester, Conn. A great pattern square design by a great designer In red, brown and lhal will give years of ploasurs. Stan­ and tie backs. Prints, stripes and solids. schools, an increase over hands were able to transfer green cotton terry. All first quality and all from a famous maker. dard 2t X 27" site. previous years. most of the fuel from the rup­ 643*1126 • • » - 24 Hours tured tank to several empty 3T tanks aboard the craft, said a avings ank of anchester spokesman. S B ^ M ^‘Any Driver Insured Much of what we mistake for The barge is owned by the taste is really smell. Odors of Seaboard 'iVansportation Co. of food reach the nose about the New Jersey, a subsidiary of Representing The Hartford Insurance Group open Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. game time the food is tasted Moran Towing and ’Transporta­ use our convenient and when the two come Connecticufs Largest Savings Bank East of the River Hartford, Connecticut THEHARTTORD no-charge layaway 410 Center St. 725 Park Ave. 28 Garfield Ave. together, thev are often tion Co. of New York City, the Eight OHice. Serving MANCHESTjER . EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON ^ tug’s owpfir. Manchester Bloomfield Newington mistaken for each other. PAGE T E W - MANCHESTER EVEJnWG HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 27. 1W2 MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A^, Manch^ter, Conn„ Wed., Dec 27,1972 - PAGE ELEVEN Truman Was Proud $ — S — $ — $ — $ — $ Tiw^pld W«a<»4fciW|t« M»i>ch«l«r Conn, Town Compiling Maps Of Masonic Affiliation Then On Developable Land By WES COOK served as its secretary for a niversary in Philadelphia, and SEATOWN Associated Press Writer period, and from 1925 to 1930 delivered two nationwide radio BY DOUG BEVINS guesses, about 30 per cent of the. , Complete soil studies will be • 1215>i SILVBiR L A N E --K A O T H A R TF O R D - ° KANSAS C IT Y (AP) - was district deputy grand addresses on "Washington tbe (Herald: Repocter) Town of Manchester’s area is made by the state’s Former President Harry 8. master and district deputy Mason” and "Freemasonary The Manchester Planning "WHERE QUALmr ALWAYS ■rs. now undeveloped, according to Department of Envrionmental Truman said in 1949 he cqa-, grand lecturer for the Grand Serves the Armed Forces.” Department, preparing for a Blake. Some of that percentage Protection, Potter noted. EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" sidered his election as grand Lodge. While a senator and as leWsion of- the comprehensive is "committed,” Blake added. Also being considered by the I master of the Grand Lodge of A Democrat, Truman was President, Truman returned plan of development, is "Committed” land includes local planners are state plans ’Tum., Wed. t to • e Thuzik, Fri. 8 ^ HOURS: Sat. 8 to • (Okieed AU Day Monday) and Freemasons in Missouri "the proud he was appointed to the annually to nearby Grandview, compiling several maps to watershed areas, parks, open for relocation of highways. •I highest honor that has ever Grand Lodge line in 1930 by "a Mo., to install officers of his determine the amount of space land, and proposed school Proposed . reconstruction of come to me.” v Republican and tbe lodge and in 1949 installed the developable land rennaining in sites, Blake not^. Not included Interstate 86 (the Wilbur Cross F re s fi C u t That statement, carried by appointment was concurred in Grand Lodge officers in St. town. in the percentage, he said, is Highway) may advance Jime Magasine, resulted in by two other Republicans.” Louis. He attended a number of Ronald Blake, the town’s the 110-acre dry-bed Laurel development of more land some letters of criticism. One An anonymous letter sent to lodges near the Capitol on more technical planning assistant, is Lake, which the town may along the highway path, Blake writer said, " I f Mr. Truman many lodges in the state, than 50 occasions and working on the series of maps, purchase for landfill purposes. said. CtiickoR ...Now attacking Truman, a U. S. , frequently assisted in the which will include contours, d o e s n ’ t c o n s id e r HDelng Blake emphasized that the 30 Blake pointed to the President of the United States a senator, on a political basis, ritual. ° soil characteristics, drainage, per cent estimate is only a Manchester section of far greater honor, the voters backfired and he was elected He was well versed in the water tables, wetlands and rough approximation of the Interstate 84, which opened 4 A should ... return him to his grand master for 194041 by an history of the fraternity and in waterways, and other detailed undeveloped land existing now. more than a year ago. Since the Missouri Masons in 19S2.” overwhelming majority. 1950 was master of the Missouri information. “ We don’t know exactly what highway opened, many stores Truman’s reply was that he Although Congress was in Lodge of Research, an The ma|», expected to be we’ll end tip with,” Blake said. and shopping centers have felt as he did b^ause the office session much of the time, he organization with' a worldwide complete within a few months, The major undeveloped areas sprung up on Spencer St., near of grand master came visited more than 20 lodges, membership of Masonic would be. a tool for updating the of town are in the four comers the west end of the hi^way unsolicited. He said he did not eight district meetings, students and scholars. comprehensive plan. Town — northwest, northeast, segment. and could not campaign for it as presented several 50-year pins, He was a 50-year member of Planner J. Eric Potter, noting southeast, and southwest. The state’s Inland Wetlands he did for president. attended the Grand Lodges of the fraternity and its appendant that the “ master” plan was The maps being drawn will and Water Courses Act is also Truman was twice master of Texas and the D istrict of organizations, the York and adopted in 1962 and has had only show whether currently being considered in drawing of 4 A Grandview Lodge No. 618, Columbia, spoke at a lodge an- Scottish Rites and the Shrine. minor revisions, said certain undeveloped land is capable of the unique series of maps. ’The In the Truman Library and elements of the plan require being developed. “ We may find act, approved by the General Museum one display case updating. some areas undevelopable,” Assembly in its last session, QuailMMd Prisoners ’ Gesture provides a look at "The Presi­ ‘ "The future of Manchester — Biake said, “ due to soil con­ calls for municipalities to 154b. Umtt dent as a Lodge Member,” and to a great extent — depends on ditions, terrain, or other regulate use of wetlands at in the research room of the how undeveloped land will be reasons. water courses. Foiled By Statutes library is an oil painting/of used,” Potter said, explaining “ We’re trying to find out The town’s Board of Direc­ Extra Lean, Fraah Truman in the regalia of grand Blake’s work on the maps. Hie about anything that may tend to tors has not yet taken action on WALPOLE, Mass. (A P ) - maximum security prison had master. maps may allow planners to inhibit development,” Blake the wetlands act. If nothing is Inmates at the' Walpole State asked authorities to give the forecast population, utility said. Bad soil conditions, for in- done by the town before Jan. 1, food to the needy, and they said Truman proudly related that GROUND CHUCK Prison were given Christmas needs, and other development. stance, may prohibit 1974, the state will assume dinner as scheduled Monday, in 14 other presidents were / they Would fast so that the According to preliminary construction of sewers. control. spite of a request by a group of Freemasons — Washington, / Christmas dinner could be convicts that the food given Jefferson, Madison, Monroe,' given away. to the needy. Jackson, Polk, Buchuian, Jduf-, A spokesman for the prison Representatives of prisoners, son, Garfield,- McKinley^ said that as far as he knew, all ex-prisoners and needy persons The^ore Roosevelt, Taft, l a ­ the inmates Ute the meal. He appealed to the Correction ding and Franklin D. Roosevelt. F O R T H E said no food was thrown out. Department on behalf of the But only Truman and Japxson lb. A group of prisoners in the proposal, but they were turned served as grand master q f their segregation unit of the state’s down. Grand Lodges. lOf ManchMtof Pm Iu ^ Uka Most Round Sround Nation Mourns Harry Truman FIGHTS INFLATION Wilson -Com King” Capitol Poliefe Officer F. L. (tolightly salutes the lowering of the flag on the Senate Office Building in Vif^hington, D.C. in honor of form er President Harry S. Tnunan who died in Kansas City, Mo., Tuesday at the age of 88. Thursday has been proclaimed as a national CANNED HAM day of mourning and flags at public buildings will be flown at half-mast for 30 days. (A P Also means photo) 5 Rl. CM ...\ A SHOP-AT-HOME SPECIAL! $ 4 8 9 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Public Records TMi Is Fir mow WhdlMiii Prloii I Warranty Deeds ELEGANT CUSTOM DRAPERIES •9 Bugle Linen Service Inc. to with white iining at no extra cost! iNS Over 3 Million Pre^riptions FillecI Earle J. Wilson and Lloyd E. Wilson, property at 73 Summit For Your i in our pharniecies St. conveyance tax $49.50. It’s time to redecorate when you see these fabrics—just call for a Grants ’The large, white building in the upper photo became part of the monument-like piece at the left on the once larger common was a WASHINGTON (A P ) - The acting on A ID ’ S behalf in Nicaragua, has been authorized Lawrence C. O’Toole to small village-*fir8t post office (1808) within the present limits of scale to weigh grains and other products. Where the weary traveler United States is providing $3 repre^ntatiyje to bring samples to your home. See mpny dramatic drapery,^ 4 F to provide 90,000 pounds of Russell L. and' Donnd'-Pi of another day stopped to fe ^ the inner man and feeder was million in relief supplies and treatments, the newest colors and fabrics in solids, prints, textures, bro­ Manchester, country store, and about a dozen houses—at rolled oats and 140,000 pounds of Burnett, property at 176 E. Mid­ Freezer Manchester Green shortly after the Boston and Hartford Tpke. was provided for the horses, a 20th Century business at E. Middle ’Tpke. Have Yours Filled othet: aid to thexearthquake- cades, jacquidrds, more in the collections of ‘Satin Symphony’, ‘M edici’, crippled Nicaraguan capital flour to the stricken people. dle Tpke., conveyance tax built in 1794 and was a stage coach stop. It was the Woodbridge and Woodbridge St. pumps fuel into today’s faster means of ‘Stonehenge’, ‘Dimension 70’s’. Call today, no obligation to buy. While You Shop city of Managua, the Agenc^ for lif-addition twd'm ^ile field $24.20. V Your Tavern, owned and operated by Deodatus Woodbridge. The locomotion. (Herald photo by Pinto) hospitals containing 124 bedsf for Freezer or International Development has Executor's Deed have been sent as weU as cargo Now Yoar’a Evo Potty reported. Edwin Lojeski, executor planes and other heavy duty PHONE YOUR NEAREST GRANT STORE Under orders from President under the will of W alter equipment. FOR SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE Nixon, the United States is Lojew ski, to John M> and sending medicine, food, tents, 'Stops containing rolled qats SIRLOIN HIPS Elizabeth M; HOlIeran, proper­ and other grains tdtqling .iT^re Peking Visit Top Story O f 1972 Compare & Save with Our Health an(d Beauty Ai(^s water purification plants and ty at 271-273 Oak St., than 550,000 pounds haye"Mett' manpower teams to the Central conveyance tax $37.40. American city. diverted to Nicaragua. U'.S. OF BEEF penalty as administered in the demolition experts are alSo on (Continued from Page 1) But the President spoke about enemy offensive to shatter dam and sent Rapid Creek on a AID officials said a 40-man Release of Attachment Moscow’s "mushroom rain — a Saigon’s army and morale rampage through the middle of United States. The 54 decision Ask our pharmacist for a price emergency relief team has the scene to aid in clearing the The Connecticut Bank & States had been seeking since w arm rain, w ith the sun probably led to key enemy con­ Rspld City, S.D. Four thousand held it in violation qL the quote on your next prescription! been airlifted to Nicaragua and wrecked buildings. ’Trust Co. against Lawrence C. 1968. breaking through, that makes cessions at the Paris peace were left homeless. Dannage Constitution’s prohi^ion shipments of trucks, radios and ’The American Red Cross has 0 ”Toole. The Communists wanted a the mushrooms grow and talks. The cost: perhaps 3(X),000 exceeded $100 million. against "cru el and unusual the six heavy-duty water authorized an initial allocation signature before Oct. 31. therefore is considered a good military and civilian dead and Just two weeks later. punishment.” purification plants have either of $25,000 to its Nicaraguan Quitclaim Deed Death row inmates ’Ihe powers of a Communist- omen.” wbund^ and tens of thousands Tropical Storm Agnes slanuned arrived or will be in Managua counterpart for relief and and Linda M. Parla to Clotilda M. neutral-Saigon commission, He felt hopeful. of new refugees. into the northeast, spilling, throughout the country cheered Bromo Seltzer shortly. Red Cross officials said more Balchunas, property off Parker created under terms of the "Spasibo i do svidaniya,” he 9 -T It rained for three days in rivers over their banks and and whooped. “ I’ve been Peptop Bismol The Catholic Relief Society, will be provided later. . St., no conveyance tax. agreement, and other vital said. Thank you and goodbye. the hills, and Elk Lick carried killing scores. 'The National thinking about death for a long ’The private relief agency said lb. Dissolution of Trade Names poipts remained fuzzy, 7 — Perhaps no single issue in the water into Buffalo Creek, Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad­ time,” said convicted rapist it also sending cots, first aid Kenneth Pelletier and Jack however, and, despite hints, the 1972 election campaign hurt which dumped it behind an ministration called Uie flooding Lucious Jackson Jr. “ Now I can supplies and a medical team to think about living.” Olivia, no longer doing business there was no specific provision Democratic presidential hopes earth and slate dam fashioned “ the most extensive in the Qiant 9 oz. 8 oz. liquid, Yukon Hootch the stricken city and said it is The ruling wds an exception providing help to Americans as Manchester Auto Repair. for withdrawal of 145,000 more than the handling of the from coal mine waste at the top country’s history.” Damage 2.29 Size. 1.09 size. 20-22 lb. Avg. was estimated at more than to the court’s trend to the right. 1.07 Goes On Sale and other persons who have John P. Fay, no longer doing Northern troops. Eagleton affair. of Buffalo Creek hollow. business as Honey Wagon. WUI Slica Into SIrfoln Steaks South Vietnam President Sen. George McGovern On Feb. 26, the dam broke. A $1.6 billion. in 1972 — nuiking it. President' been a irlift^ to the United WHITEHORSE, Y.T. (AP) - Septic Tank Service. Thieu was displeased. He met picked Missouri’s Sen. Thomas torrent of sludge and water In Pennsylvania, hardest hit Nixon said, “ as balanced as I States following the Scotland has scotch. Kentucky with Kissinger in Saigon and let Eagleton as his running mate, swept through the 16 coal by the relentless water, 50 lives have had an oppor.tunlty to Vicks Nyquil Vicks Vapor Rub earthquake. has bourbon. Now the Yukon Trade Name it be known he thought the counting on his expected appeal camps in the Logan County were lost. Harrisburg, the make it.” The trei^ Was large- Territory has its own special John P. Fay Jr., Catherine United States was selling out its to the young and the liberal. hollow of West Virginia, capital, was virtually cut off by ly because of Nixdn appointees. liquor, too — Yukon Hootch. Crim e Fund Baker, Barbara Zanoni and ally. Kissinger said one more Eagleton revealed he had obliterating several, destroying the Susquehanna, flowing at K Chief Justice jWarren E. A blend of Canadian and Mary Washington, doing SHELL STRIPS meeting of three or four days in undergone psychiatric treat­ the homes of 4,000 persons and billion gallons a day. Burger and Justices Harry A. Soz. 1.59 size bottle. 3.1 oz. imported rums, Yukon'Hootch Priorities business as Honey Wagon Sep­ Paris would settle things. ment, including shock therapy. killing 118. Full recovery remains years Blackmun, William H. Relief thru the night. 1.19 Size iar. went on sale last week tic Tank Service, 245 Adams St. But renewed talks were McGovern at first pledged In a tragic sequel, 238 persons away. Rehnqulst and Lewis F. Powell 77«= O utlined would have retained the death throughout the territory in con­ adjourned twice. The Com­ “ 1,000 per cent” support for died June 10 when a massive 10— On June 29, the Supreme HARTFORD (AP) - The Marriage Licenses OF BEEF junction with Klondike '73, a munists accused Washington of Eagleton, but later forced the cloudburst broke Canyon Lake Court outlawed the death penalty. year-long celebration marking Connecticut Planning Com­ Oliver William Jenkins, deserting the tentative Missourian off the ticket. Dristan Tablets Vicks Formula 44 the 75th anniversary of the mittee on Criminal Administra­ Bolton, and Bonnie Jean agreement and, for its part, The move cost McGovern Riback, 68 Wedgewood Dr. Klondike Gold Rush. tion (CPCCA) says the $8 renewed demands for Thieu’s dearly — the polls showed the Cough Disc or SPECTACULAR SHOE Produced solely for m illion in fed era l c rim e­ James William Martin, 122 ouster. And South Dakotan regained his pre- Cough Syrup Park St., and Jean Ellen distribution by the Territorial fighting money it will distribute Kissinger...typically, he was Eagleton support only in the government. Hootch has an in the state during the 1972-73 Granniss„ 33 Westwood St., M 35 most visible at a French final weeks. Bottle of 24, Pkg. of 21 1.09 Size alcoholic content about the fiscal year likely will go for Dec. 28, St. James Church. restaurant with a blonde on his 8 — For more than a year 1.49 Size. 3-1/4 oz. 1.29 Size same as most standard brands eight main purposes. Herbert Chatzky, Warehouse lb. arm. allied intelligence has predicted of rum and is being sold in 12- Those p u rp o ^ are fighting Point, and Sally Arine Selby, ^ — Improbable as it seemed, a North Vietnamese military Hartford, Dec. 27. and 25-ounce bottles. street^crime, organized crime, 20-22 lb. Avg. there he was, Richard M. spectacular to test Saigon’s Rollie Thibault, Yukon delinquency and youth crime, Walter R. Fus Jr., Cranford, Nixon, arch crusader against army once U.S. ground combat Anacin 100’s Kleenex Tissues N.J., and Carol Louise Knight, Wholo or Half Placa director of liquor control, said drug and alcohol abuse and communism, on Soviet troops were pulled out of South Will slica into Strip Staaks, Roast, or the brew originated during Gold criminal justice manpower 100 Ferguson Rd., Dec. 30, television saying; “ Dobry Vietnam. Center Congregationai Church. any way desirad. Rush days. problems, plus improving vecher.” Good evening. 'I t broke like a gray-black of Wommn** courts, rehabilitation programs. Before bis fireside chat was monsoon squall on Easter Box of 290 over, tbe very symbol of weekend and raged for more Bottle of 100 1.67 Size. Rag. 41<‘ For imperialism and natural enemy than a month. An entire South of the Soviet system had told Vietnamese division was routed Holiday Cuts Avallabto: the Russian people about and destroyed as a fighting CELEBRATEDBRAIUBS prospects for a less perilous force. And for the first time in Gillette Right Guard Bright Side Shampoo JOHN H. LAPPEN, world. the war, a provincial capital, Reg. $12.00 Antl-Perspirant At a summit conference (}uang Tti City, was captured. Nationally aniKMinces WHOU TENDERLOIN (Hist MIgnon) concluded May 27 in Moscow, Washington responded with NEWPORT RIB ROAST OF BEEF the United States and the Soviet resumption of air attacks Famous Stand Namos $090 Ask to MO our 11 oz. BONELESS FRESH HAMS Union had signed an agreement against North Vietnam, the 12 oz. ADDITIONAL OFFICE HOURS FOR THIS WEEK . comploto lino of KifSCKT 2.29 Size 1.65 Size. SKINLESS 7 SHANKLESS COOKED HAMS limiting strategic nuclear mining of that country’s har­ CROSSTOWN 1.19 ' curtain and dropory '' arnu, negotiated at the SALT Reg. $13.00 bors and an over-all air assault y hardWoro talks in Helsinki, and throughout Indochina, 6:00 to 9:00 P.M. j r ■ ' A committed themselves to a unmatched historically in its WHIPS SQ90 Adorn Hair Spray Tame Creme Rinse II Storo Hours; Dally 10 a.m. to 9 p m policy of restraint in the fury. To Assist You In Acquiring nuclear age. They bad agreed to Slowly the initiative changed P E G G Y LEE c d li^ r a t e in space. Together, bands and the mood of gloom Reg. $15.00 the more for your 13 oz. aerosol, G/lWtilA Happy Now Year To All Our they would study air, water and lifted in Saigon. Quang Tri was .''All Sizes and Widths in the most regular Lemon, cream NO FAULT AUTOMOBIU INSURANCE soil pollution and bow to attack recaptured and serious threats WondertuI Cuatomera and Frlendal yganted materials and colors, or hard to hold. or body. them, and they would cooperate to two other provincial capitals Which Takes Effoct on Jan. 1,1073 moneysworth store 1.09 1.79 -1.89 Size in raaearch on heart disease, were crushed. but not all sizes in all styles. *12" 2.25 Size cancer and public health. However, Conununist troops NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY WE SEU LOTTERY TICKETS Leonid I. Bredmev, general made a shambles of tbe Allies’ ■ecretary of tbe Communist pacification program and iPB O lAIA FOB THDB8., FBL AND RAX.! pnity. hadn’t gotten tbe trade Communist flags flew over hun­ 1145 TOLLAND TPKE, JOHN H. LAPPENp INC. r /i/Z /fllA FIGHTS IKFIATION...COAST TO COAST be wanted. And dreds of towns and hamlets V \ I I I ( 164 Enst Gonter SL, Manchester 649-8281 WB BBSBBVE THB BIGHT TO UBOT Q U A H TE m hadn’t gotten the Soviet formerly considered securely In MDuenoe be had hoped for to MANCHESTER the government column. m MAIN ft . MANCHlSflR MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE «:?./eBd the Vietnam war. But the over-all failure of the PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaeiter. Com., Wed., Dec. » . a n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 27, 1978 - PAGE THIRTEEN t 1972: A Photo Review People Can Earn More IT WAS A LANDSLIDE for the Republican ticket. Pre*Went Nixon President Agnew took 61 per cent of the popular vote and 49 stotei Under Social Security election triumph. But the GOP did not do so well elsewhere, losing ground to the Democrate in the Senate and in state governorships. Beginning in 1073, people people. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 27, 1972^.- PAGE FIFTEEN More Funds Asked Students Survey Markets; ------— ------5------=------Bolton £ - Crash Victim By School Board' Find $4*30 Price Spread Condition Good School Budgets Submitted Eunice McKinley, 25, of 448 For the grand totals, there following are the high and low WESTERN It’s too late to save a buck on A public hearing will be held Directors approved a W. Middle Tpke., Manchester, $10,175,000 budget - up $575,000 the Christmas food bill, but was a price difference of $4.30, differences: 21 cents a pound Jan. 2 on a school board request JUDITH DONOHUE trips, and conferences. for the music department. was reported in good condition there is still New Year’s and from $36.74 to $41.04. The same for premium bacon; 20 cents a for an addiUonal 1208,000 to its over 1971-72. Other items sought are $1,200 today at Hartford Hospital, the never-failing succession of two stores were low and high in pound for all-beef frankfurts; 15 Correopondent current budget. The hearing, by Last fall. Town Manager Tel. 649-8409 for repaif of business with injuries she su ffer^ in a Aobert Weiss estimated that meals to follow. two of the sub-totals. Pack^ed cents a pound for bamburg; 21 Pupil Personnel the Manchester Board of Bolton school administrators machines, $ ^ for rebuilding Monday accident on 1-84 at the the 1971-72 General Fund sur­ With an eye to the and canned goods showed a cents a pound for ground chuck; Guidance director John Flek Directors, will be at 8 p.m. in recently submitted budget an amplifier for the language Bulkeley Bridge, Hartford. plus would be about $600,000. b pocfcetbook, the Uttle lady who price spread of $2.37, from 30 cents a pound for ground has submitted a budget of $8,286 the Munidpal Building Hearing requests to the Board of Educa­ lab, $653 for upkeep of Her cpr was knocked into a early November the town’s is responsible for the menus $22.15 to $24.52; and meats, a round; 51 cents a pound tor for the pupil personnel services Room. 63 TldLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER' tion for the 1973-74 school year. equipment in the room, $445 for guard rail by a car changing The item was placed on the auditor estimated it at about and the Uttle man who provides variation of $1.87, from $8.95 to center cut poiic chops; 21 cents department, sdme of which is Open Ttaes., Wed., Set. till • — IliiirB., FM. till • While budgets for both the repair and tuning musical lanes, police said. agenda by Mayor John $415,000. the wherewithal may be $10.82. Highs and lows shifted a pound for whole frying reimbursable through Wr JtoMrve The Blgiit TO lim it <$OMitttlM Elementary and Center schools instruments and replacement The other car’s driver. Thompson. Last summer, Thompson said Saturday that, economicaUy interested in or among stores in the other chickens; 80 cents a pound for education grants. appear to be up only slightly of broken music stands, and Deborah A. Cannata, 22, of school board chairman Allan although the audit report is still morbidly depressed by a categories. sirloin steak center cut with Cost of psychological and from last year, the high school $440 for cleaning and repairing Middletown, was charged with Thomas had notified Thompson several weeks away from being before-the-holi^ys study of 10 Some of the lafger price bone in; and 29 cents a poiind SPECIALS Thun., Fri. & Sat. medical consultation accounts request is notably h i^ e r than science equipment. making an unsafe land change. by letter that several school completed, he has learned that town supermarkets, made by differences among the 39-item for eye round roast. for $1,600 of this total, $953 Is that submitted last year, A total of $2,336 is being Court date, in Circuit 12, is Jan. programs would be eliminated from the auditor his $415,000 Manchester Community group were 24 and 16 cents for for guidance handbooks, $800 Is Produce prices were more mainly due to a $31,900 request sought for game officials, $500 22. or curtailed unless additional estimate is expected to hold. College students. two brands of mayonnaise; 32 for travel, $595 for o ffice consistent, with a pound bag of Lean from the physical education for publication of the school school funds were forthcoming. Working in two-man teams, cents for a dog food; 14 cents supplies and $487 Is for instruc­ carrots one cucumber, and a department. newspaper and $1,448 for Tliompson, in turn, n o tifi^ Thompson said he is not 20 students in Stepheii. for five pounds of sugar; 26 tional materials. pound of yellow squash each Hig^i School Principal Nor­ transportation for special Thomas the request would have backing the school board’s C a s s a n o ’ s S o c io lo g y 102': cents for five pounds of flour; equipment Items sought About Town having differences of 10 cents. man Shaw explained that school activities, including to await a determination of how request for the $206,000 but may Contemporary Social ^ b lem s 30 Cents for a disinfectant forythe department total $1,909. GROUND athletic director Michael Lan- athletic events. Manchester Grange will class simultaneously surveyed spray; 32 cents for a headache iMluded in this category are much 1971-72 surplus was back a smaller figure — closer Several other items have sponsor a card party tonight at the stores. They p r i^ 61 name remedy; and 14 cents for Among frozen foods, the dolphi is anxious to expand the $M3 for a fireproof filing available. He asked Thomas to to $100,000. He said he may been included in the capital out­ 7:30 at Grange Hall. ’There will brand items in five categories: peanut butter. greatest disparities were 14 limited physical education cabinet, $400 for an electric spell out the priority programs. back an appropriation to lay area in addition to the be prizes, refreshments and an 39 In packaged and canned As any housewife may cents for the stores’ most in­ program now being offered. typewriter, $500 for a Thomas did so and Thompson restore four school programs tennis courts: Office equip­ auction table. The event is open goods, soft drinks, and other already know, meat prices in expensive 12-ounce brand of Accordingly, he has microfilm reader and printer, promised to pursue the matter and to erase deficits in two BEEF ment, $1,345; new musical in­ to the public. staples; nine in meats; four in the 10 supermarkets that were orange juice, and 12 cents for a submitted requests for tennis $386 for supplies for learning further. others. struments, $612.56; science produce; four in frozen foods; checked varied in almost every 10-ounce package of standard courts ($28,900 including cost of disability instruction, $220 for a The school board had Any appropriation voted equipment, $199; and math Members of the Westhill one for the nine items. The brand peas. net, poles and filling ditch), 20 controlled reader, and $360 for submitted a 110,795,626 budget would be from 1971-72 unap­ and five in dairy. calculators, $650. Social Club will have a bingo hurdles ($810), golf balls, eight steel bookcases. request for the current fiscal propriated surplus and would game Friday at 2 p.m. at targets, bocce and pole vaulting Figures for the proposed year — up $1,195,626 over its not require a referendum, Herrmann Hall of Westhill equipment. Elementary School family life program have not 1971-72 budget. Tile Board of Thompson said. Gardens. Stmw noted that cost for the The bulk of the request from been included, pending final tennis courts would be 50 per the elementary school complex approval by the school board. Vernon cent reimbursable through is in the instructional area The board will be studying state education funds. There where $18,146 is being sought “NO TURN’’ maybe is if’s all here. the above budget requests and For Prompt, Safe, what Cynthia Penalosa Is has been considerable senti­ compared with $15,793 last will probably take action on New Hospital Wing telling some errant motor­ ment in favor of construction of year. This does not include , some of them during January Economical ist in M akati, a Manila town tennis courts during the teacher salaries. budget sessions. Herald photo by Oflara Transportation Ready in January suburb. She’ s got a .38 on in 5 pound lots last few years, and the fifty per Of this total, $2,605 is for Trail Blazers New Tenant Moves into Lutz^ her belt. She is one of 10 cent reimbursement factor textbooks, compared with $2,. Thomas Sheridan of the I TAXI SERVICEI and an intensive care unit with women traffic police added east o f makes the school an attractive 549 last year; and $13,309 is fdr elementary school faculty is The special services wing to to the force smee martial site. TRY IT! ' Rockville General Hospital facilities to care for six patients other instructional supplies, organidng a group of interested law in the Philippines. Lean Requests in the area of compared with $10,849 last which has been under construc­ at one time. students and citizens to cut This sluggish. New World reptile, an iguana, is the most whip for defense. It makes its home in trees. Its diet MANCHESTER instruction, exclusive of tion for the past year is nearing On the lower level of this year. nature trails and build brush recent acquisition of the Lutz Junior Museum. Found consists mainly of fruits, but it does eat insects and can be teacher salaries, total $17,595. In the capital outlay CAB CO. completion and is expected to wing a large, modem kitchen piles in the new outdoor widely throughout South America, it uses its tail like a coaxed intq partaking of other food. be ready sometime in January. has been installed along with a Area river Some of the items Includeid in ca teg ory, $1,418 has been classroom site on Notch Rd. 289-1555 GROUND this category are replacement requested for 16 units of This wing, which is the third cafeteria, pharmacy and He asks that persons wishing addition in the past 10 years to storeroom. The wing was of textbooks and purchase of lockers; $500 for new science to lend a hand meet Thursday at equipment; and $297 for a the original building, will designed to allow for the addi­ Police new material, cost of a summer 1 p.m. at the elementary tion of four floors when they are music program, supplies, field glockenspiel, stands and files school. contain new delivery and labor VERNON CHUCK needed. room facilities as well as four Arthur J. O’NelU, 19, of 64 operating rooms and related Rockville General Hospital is Dart Hill R d ^ y § m o n , was fully accredited by the Joint facilities such as a post­ charged T u e s ^ night with Vernon operative recovery room. Commission on Accreditation failure to renew motor vehicle Light Ruled Out The delivery and labor room of Hospitals. This accreditation registration. Court date is Jan. i Year End Savings! was reaffirmed in November facilities are adjacent to the 16 at Rockville. modernized maternity floor 1971, a guarantee that the Dooley Plans hospital measures up to high At Center-Falknor HOLIDAY WEEKEND SPECIALS! which was Included in the wing Robert T. Stoodley Jr., 23, of Office Hours constructed in 1963. That wing standards of patient care in all 2 Loveland Hill, Vernon, was respects. < The State Traffic Commis­ also included the new charged Tuesday night with old boy was struck by a car at The original hospital building Continuing a practice started sion, after a detailed study of uaW *, em erg^icy room, X-ray depart­ breach of peace. Vernon Police Center St. and Falknor Dr. during his first term of office as conditions at the Center St. and ment, physical therapy around which the new wings said the charge stems from a lb. There was no. crossing guard at state representative, Thomas Falknor Dr. intersection, has facilities, the medical library were constructed, was the domestic dispute. the intersection, as schools H. Dooley has announced the found that a traffic control iHO* and the laboratories. The former home of William Stoodley was released on a were closed for the summer. W" scheduling of office hours for signal is not needed. laboratories have now been Maxwell and Miss J. Alice $100 non-surety bond for court The STC’s investigation, the month of January. “ The installation of a traffic modernized and will be moved Maxwell and was opened to appearance Jan. 16 at actually done by traffic experts control signal” at Center St. from the Connecticut to the wing to open next month. receive patients in October Rockville. The East of the River • .-t Along with the new 1945. 5 pounds Dooley, a Democrat, was re­ and Falknor Dr. “ is not Department of ’Transportation, elected in November. He recommended,” the STC included “ a review of the laboratories will be a complete The hospital now has a staff Dale T. Nielson, 20, of Association previously represented the en­ notified Manchester Police traffic volumes, accident central sterile supply service o f 46 physicians in a wide Northfield Rd., Coventry, was variety of special fields in­ tire Town of Vernon In the Chief James Reardon. Reardon experience, speeds, geometry 4) for Che entire hospital! Also charged Tuesday night with'' Pick Up the Hits for Your Parties! General Assembly. With is the town’s traffic authority. and existing traffic control under construction is a new cluding 15 dentists who take failure to obey stop sign and Presents ^ Extra, Extra Lean care of oral surgery. The Veapportionment of the However, the STC devices.” STOCK UP ON FILM . power plant. This will provide spewing at Regan Rd. and nursing staff includes assembly districts, Vernon was recommended the establish­ ’The state was involved in the A & M RECORDS Kheat and central air West St., Vernon. Court date is divided three ways. Dooley ment of a “school crosswalk” study because Center St. is a FOR THE HOLIDAYS conditioning for the entire registered nurses, licensed Jan. 16 at Rockville. General Electric hospital. An emergency practical nurses and nurses represents the 56th District, the at the' intersection. Reardon part of U.S. Rts. 6 and 44A. M EN ’S or LA D IES’ generator will provide elec­ aides. In all, about 350 persons The Best Shops, Businesses, GROUND only section of Vernon which is noted that there exists a Kodak CX12 6 -i2 x color Piint ....89*^ trical power for the entire pre­ are em p loy^ by the hospital, Rockville a district within itself. “ pedestrian crosswalk” which Fire Quelled E598 Styler & Grooming Dryer sent facility plus enough for including those involved in is manned by a school crossing Kodak C X 126-20X color Printl .27 Hospital pooley’s office sessions are four additional floors being cleaning, maintenence, Banks, and Homes... guard in the school season. In Basement Kodak K135-20X...... 1.39 3.47 Our Reg. 15.97 designed to permit the people in i planned for the future.' processing records, feeding The difference in the •All Cat Stevens •All Carole King Powerful 400 watt motor Notes his district to personally voice Eighth District firefighters Another phase of the building patients and purchasing and ROUND crosswalks is that they are Kodak KA464 supers Film ....2.09 •All Carpenters •All Procul Harum for styling and drying. 2 program was the addition of the financial operations. The Admitted Tuesday: S. Oswald their views regarding the issues painted on the roadway quickly extinguished a fire in heat settings, contoured Johnson, Crestridge Dr., to be considered in the Polaroid Color t io s ...... 3.79 •All Joe Cocker •All Cheech & Chong B issell wing in 1969. This hospital is equipped with all of Including: differently, Reardon explained. the basement of 87 Lydall St. handle for easy styling. Vernon; Louis Lavoie, forthcoming session of the . The chief asked the STC to ’Tuesday afternoon, with little, •All Burt Bacharach •A ll Rita Coolidge f) #SD-1-2 portion contains two floors of the modern equipment for Polaroid Color t a s ...... 2.79 large, two-bed rooms for diagnosing and treating Ellington Ave., Rockville; General Assembly and to dis­ investigate conditions at the if any, damage resulting. medical and surgical patients patients. ,Josephine -Orlowski, West St., cuss their ideas with respect to intersection after he had Cause of the small blaze, Rockville; James Rossignol, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD any legislation they wish to Maaebraler received a petition, signed by which was confined to an old Charter Rd., Rockville; propose. 125 area residents, asking for a bed and mattress in the Leonard Lozo, Corinne Dr., All meetings will be held on Vernon Servicemen traffic light or stop sign. The basement, has not yet been JL Tolland; Mary Snyder, Broad Saturday mornings from 10 petition, received by the chief determined. r;= Several Vernon servicemen specialist, Sgt. Wohllebe Brook; John Wilhelm, RFD 2, ' a.m. to noon. C)n Jan. 6 and 20, Aug. 31, was circulated by Mr. Firemen used Scott .air packs have made the newg lately previously served at Grissom Tolland; Doris Civitello, Rep. Dooley will be at the and Mrs. James King of 872 to get in the basement and put II through promotions, citations AFB, Ind. Hillcrest Dr., Vernon; Paul Vernon Professional Building Center St. out the fire. There weren’t and transfers. Navy Seaman Recruit Houman, Prospect St., at Vernon Circle. On Jan. 13 and Reardon asked for the STC many flames, firemen said, but Among those noted are U. S. Timothy P. Strawmyre, son of Rockville; Mildred Waldron, 27 he will be at 1 Court St. in study Sept. 1; the reply was there was a lot of smoke. J® Air Force Master Sgt. Clarence OFFICERS U s Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strawmyre Stafford Springs; Bessie the Professional Building received last week. A second ’The fire call was received at 2 2 ^ ’e W. Ouelette, son of Willard W. of 38 Center St., has graduated Mason, Vernon Ave., located in the redevelopment request by Reardon — for the Eighth District headquarters at |t Bar Oueilete of Vernon who has FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS from recruit training at the Rockville; Candace Lindh, area. STC to study conditions on about 4:30 p.m. arrived for duty at Upper EaatHartfard Soda Fountain Professional Stool Liven Up Parties Naval Training Center in Great Bowles Rd., Rockville; Earl Dooley asks that any citizens Center St. between Falknor Dr. Set of Four Hey ford RAF station, England. Lakes. Heimerdinger, Grand Ave., who are unable to attend one of and New State Rd. — .^as not At 3:15 a.m. today. Eighth Syphon by Kidde I Etiquette Stemware 4 Pc. J3ar Set Kitchen Chair An intelligence technician, TOP NOTCH DISCOUNT FOODS Blacklite Bulb Marine Lance Corporal David Rockville. East Hartfariiang Mawehester the scheduled sessions to yet been answered, the chief District firemen were Sgt. Ouellette is assigned to a 5-lb. lots R. Ignatowicz, son of Mr. and Discharged Tuesday: Stella contact him, by mail, at 109 said. summoned to Princeton and u^t of the U. S. Air Forces in Mrs. Peter Ignatowicz of 33 Rutkowski, Monomet, Mass.; If ATKINS RROS., INC. Irene Dr. or in care of the State The petition was apparently Henry Sts. (Bowers School) Our Europe. He is serving with Vernon Ave., has been com­ Alvin Kibbe, Meadowbrook Naaebester House of Representatives, prompted by an Aug. 16 when an alarm sounded from Rag. America's overseas airarm, mended for outstanding Rd., Ellington; Richard State Capitol, Hartford. accident in which a four-year- Box 6261. The alamri was false. 12.88' NATO. He previously served at Grover, Snipsic Lake Rd., performance at the Marine MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Full qt. capacity; lever type 1.33 h4a37|^2i33l^^«1Stainless steel shaker, reci­ Polypropylene seat, black Fits any -GG household lamp. Battle Creek, Michigan and has Ellington; Michael Michaud, HiaagaaHgiiawiiiiaBgMBMBiaBnwR action. Gold finish. Seltzer Elegant, crystal clear: fa­ Corps Air Station, New River, Maacheater WHOLE BOTTOM ceted stems. Choice of 10 pe glass, bar spoon, steel legs, Chromed foot Not an imitation — authen­ completed a tour of duty in for 1/2 the cost. - - o N. C. Village St., Rockville; Beverly popular sizes. strainer. Gift boxed. rest. 30" high. tic ultra violet! Vietnam. Soda King Chargara, 1.19 He was promoted to his Rodean, Crest Dr., Vernon; J.D. REAL ESTATE CO., INC. U. S. Air Force^Sgt. Gary C. present rank while serving at Louise Burke, South Gate Maaeheater WqUIebe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Apts., Rockville. ROUND with New River. 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PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 27. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 27, Itfra— PAGE st^VENTFEN Obilnary UConn Food ------Issue ISeiore Truman Michigan Appears to Be Class Harold H. Peterson State Court Funeral Harold H. Peterson, 59, of 454 N. Main St. died Tuesday at HARTFORD (AP)-A Schedule Manchester Memorial Superior Court judge Tuesday Hospital. ordered the University of independence , Mo . Nb*. Peterson was bom Sept. Connecticut to show cause why In Holiday Festival at Gairden (AP) — The following is the an­ 21,1913 in Brooklyn, N.Y., and it shouid not be barred from nounced schedule of acUvitiea had lived in Manchester for the transferring its food service to in connection with the funeral past 24 years. He was employed a private contractor. of former President Harry S. NEW YORK (AP) — The Michigan Wolverines are in a opening round of the Gator Bowl tourney at Jacksonville, as a cashier at Manchester Superior Court Judge Michael Because of the enlarged field this year, some teams Truman (Central Standard field of 10 Holiday Festival basketball teams, but were forced to play extra games Tuesday afternoon. St. Fla. Memorial Hospital cafeteria. Rad in issued the show-cause Time): seemingly in a class all by themselves. Survivors are two daughters, order after the Connecticut John’s made today’s quarterfinals by bombing Grambling In other major games, Memphis State routed Cornell 90- Today: “Their starting team is as good as any starting unit in 112-86 and Manhattan beat North Carolina A&T 73-61. 64 and Wisconsin-Milwaukee beat Long Island University Mrs. Carl McAllister of State Employes Association — Shortly before 1 p.m. the Manchester and Mrs. Michael (CSEA) asked the court for the country,” says Boston College Coach Bob Zuffelato. The Wolverines, with Campy Russell scoring 20 points 80-69. ^ Truman family and Gov. Hefiild Angle “It’s going to take a great effort to beat them in this Hartl of Tolland; and two temporary and permanent in­ Warren E. Heames of Missouri and Henry Wilmore adding 12, rolled to a 47-30 halftime grandchildren. junctions against such a tourney.” lead. Rutgers earned the right to meet Jacksonville for the will attend private services at 'The Wolverines displayed some of that strength and Funeral services will be tranfer. University trustees the Carson Chapel. Gator Bowl title tonight, nipping Florida on Steve DiPeri’s Thursday at 1 p.m. at the recently voted in favor of far­ B y E a r l Y o tt practically rah Boston College out of Madison Square Wilmore finished with 31 points. Russell had 29. rebound basket with eight seconds remaining in overtime. -1-1:30 p.m.: ’Die casket will Dave Walker scored 20 points and Mark Raterink Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ming out the service to a be borne by motorcade from Garden with an 88-70 victory Tuesday night. John Somogyi led Rutgers with 25 points, while Florida’s Main St. Burial will be at the private concern as a cost­ the Chapel to the Truman With their success in Tuesday night’s quarterfinals, the contributed 17 and 12 rebounds to the Boston attack. Tony Miller took 'game-scoring honors with 31 points. convenience of the family. cutting measure. Big Ten club raced into the semifinals of this 21st annual In Tuesday night’s second game. South Carolina’s Library. Sports Editor Butch Taylor paced Jacksonville’s victory with 20 Friends may call at the The CSEA claimed that the — 1:30 p.m.: Military honor event. They’ll play Thursday night against the winner of Alexander English, who scored 23 points and collected 13 points. Phil Lumpkin topped Miami, Ohio with 14 points. funeral home tonight from 7 to transfer would illegally deprive ceremony for the lying-in-state. today’s St, John’s-Tennessee game. rebounds, was one of the key rookies for the Gamecocks, 9. the 240 state employes now Larry Finch’s career-high 35 points helped Memphis Family will meet with invited South Carolina, another of the leading teams in the who had as many as three freshman on the floor at the State win its fourth consecutive game. Finch got hot working ia. university food guests at the Library. same time. Tom Inglesby paced Villanova with 22. Mrs. George E. facilities of advantages Under Holiday Festival, also earned a semifinal berth with a 80- during a three-minute stretch late in the first period, Bill Schaeffer scored 40 points to lead St. John’s while Schladeiihauffen the state merit system. The — 2 p.m.: Library lobby will 64 triumph over Villanova Tuesday night. The Gamecocks sinking five straight shots. opened for the public to view Games Will Be Hard to Duplicate Mike Moore was Manhattan’s big gun with 19. Mrs. Helen Torrente state employes’ union aiso B52 Crash Scene will be matched in Thursday night’s other semifinal game Harold Lee’s 25 points and Mark Ewing’s 20 keyed maintained that the UConn the casket and will remain open This weekend’s National Football League playoff games against the winner of today’s contest between Niagara and Elsewhere Tuesday, Rutgers edged Florida 81-79 in Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s triumph over LIU. Fred Gibson Schladenhauffen, 50, of East for the public throughout the Hartford, mother of Mrs. workers were being unfairly The wreckage of a U.S. B52 bomber lies scattered on the ground today others. The bomber crashed after being hit over North Vietnam. (AP will have a hard job equalling the tension, excitement and Manhattan. overtime and Jacksonville downed Miami, Ohio 66-59 in the had 28 points for the losers. singled out' because food night and until 11 a.m. drama packed into three of last weekend’s offerings which Georgette DeForge and Mrs. about one mile from Utapao Air Base in Thailand after it crashed on photo) Thursday. Diane Lata, both of workers at other state in­ approach to the base killing four crew members'and injuring two kept viewers glued to their teevee screens until the final Manchester, died Tuesday at stitutions did not face a loss of —2:30 p.m.: President and gun...Pro hockey starts Friday night on Channel 30 at 8:30 St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. their state benefits. Mrs. Nixon are expected to when Bobby O n leads the Boston Bruins against the Montreal Sanderson She was the wife of George E. Radin set Jan. 10 as the court Navy Doctor arrive to view the casket and Minnesota North Stars...First home stand for the Boston Schladoihauffen. appearance date for university Police Report then visit with the Truman Red Sox in the 1973 American League pennant race is a Spokesman Mrs. Schladenhauffen was representatives. Cannibalism Mars Wants Tabu family at home. natural. The New York Yankees will help open the slate Increases supervisor of the catalogue April 6 at Fenway Park with day games also the next two division at Sear’s, Roebuck and A car driven by Gregory R. Lumber valued at about $365 On Tatoos Thursday: In Meeting Nauss, 22, of East Hartford, was stolen from a construction days - Saturday and Sunday April 7-8... Once again, the Red Co. at Manchester Shopping Survival Miracle — 1:00 p.m.: former NHLEdge Parkade. Bill Would went out of control and struck a site at K-Mart Department Sox’ schedule does not list a single doubleheader. Any BOSTON (AP) — Attorney tree off Green Manor Blvd. SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)-A President and Mrs. Lyndon twlnbills at Fenway during the season will be part of Other survivors are another SAN'nAGO, Chile (AP) - One of the two survivors who Store on Spencer St. over the Bob Woolf, speaking by End Lost Tuesday, Manchester Police Navy doctor wants to do away Johnson are expected to arrive By The Associated Press : daughter, tw ^ brothers, five Despair and anger followed the finally hiked down the mountain weekend, according to the with tattoos. in Indepedence to take part in makeup games...Rec Senior League basketball players telephone from Hollywood, reported. victim, P. J. Salcer Co. of Jean-Guy Talbot, who spent a sisters, and five grandchildren. Book Taxes disclosure that some of the 16 and found help last week, the memorial services. have b ^n missing the excellent accounts of their games dozen years with Montreal Fla., said he and owner Bemie The funeral will be Friday at Fernando Parrado, 23| told P olice said Nauss was Freehole, N.J. Capt. William (Parson, M.D.,j that Bob Goehring so capably handled in the past...Dave Brown of the World Hockey survivors of an Andean air passing a stopped vehicle on — 2 p.m.: Funeral services in before switching to St. Louis 8;lSa.m. from the Newkirk and HARTFORD (AP) - It is crash fed on their dead com­ newsmen earlier that in the the head of dermatology at San Geer, the world champion axe thrower and woodchopper, five seasons ago, probably Association Philadelphia Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Green Manor Blvd. south of W. Also taken from the K-Mart the Library auditorium. Blazers Spent seven hours “absurd” for the state to tax panions to stay alive. first few days after the crash, site over the weekend was a Diego Naval Hospital, says that will be one of the featured stars at the Ckmnecticut wished, for a few moments Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Middle Tpke., when the car the traditional needlework is — 3 p.m.: Burial in the Tuesday discussing the career the replacement costs for lost Official sources on Tuesday “we maintained ourselves with construction vehicle battery, Library courtyard. Sportsman Show Jan. 18-21 at the Hartford Armory. Geer, Tuesday night, that he could with a Mass of the Resurrection chocolates and jellies” they had went out of control, crossed into not only painful and hard to of former Boston Bruin Derek library books, says a legislator disclosed the cannibalism the southbound lane, went over worth about $40, owned by who hails from Lisbon, Conn., has held the woodchopper once again be wearing the at St. Christopher's Church, among the young Uruguayan purchased in Mendoza, remove but also medically Sanderson, who jumped to the who is sponsoring a bill to the curb and hit a tree. P.M.C. Inc. of Hartford. crown five times...Light poles have been installed at the uniform of the Canadiens. . East Hartford, at 9. Burial will men during their 69-day ordeal Argentina, en route to Chile. dangerous. Blazers earlier this year. exempt such transactions from No injuries were reported in Robertson Park softball field and lights will be erected Instead, he had to wear the be in Veterans M ^orial Field, on an icy mountain ledge. Asked for more details, he the 7 per cent tax. the 11:38 a.m. accident. He says California should South Windsor before the start of the 1973 season next summer. Robertson disgruntled look of a losing Hillside Cemetery, East A dozen of the survivors replied: “We are not allowed to Sanderson has not been Under the Tax Department’s Police said a wrecker was Michael A. Riley, 17, of East shut down tattoo parlors. was the first local park to have a night lighting unit for coach—which is exactly what playing recently and there have Hartford. policy, the sales tax is supposed staying at a local hotel “were talk about food. You must read he was as Montreal skated Friends may call at the the Chilean air force report.” needed to tow the Nauss car out Hartford, was charged with softball games. Later the lights were moved to Mt. been published reports that to be charged to persons who very depressed and went to following too closely, and “New York has already done Town H all around and over his Blues for a funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 of mud and snow. Once back on it,” said Carson. “I am Nebo...Park Supt. Ernie Tureck reports the parking lot has Philadelphia might trade him. have to pay for borrowed their rooms inmediately” when the roadway, the car was Donald J. Freed, 30, of 4-1 victory, their fifth straight and Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 library books which have been afternoon papers appeared with surprised that a state as Stays O pen been enlarged at the Northview ski area and a warming triumph. Woolf, who has represented to 9 p.m. driven away, police said. (Chatham, N.J., was charged hut erected. Now all that’s needed is snow and power to lost or destroyed. the stories, a hotel employe Agency May with making an improper turn. progressive as California has In the only other NHL games, Sanderson in contract The family suggests that any said. made no major move to stop The South Windsor Town Hall operate the tow. There has been snow but no power to The tax is' also levied—or James Daly, 53, of no certain The charges stem from a 5 p.nri. Don Tannahill broke loose for negotiations, said the meeting memorial contributions may be One newspaper used the Purchase it.” will be open for regular hours date...Before picking up his belongings and heading West, three goals to lead the with Brown was “ very made to the American Cancer supposed to be levied-on old address, was charged Tuesday Monday collision on W. Middle books which are sold by headline “ (Cannibalism Thursday. Town officials have and sunny California, Phil Bengtson sung out the praises Vancouver Canucks past Smicable but nothing was final­ Society. New Plane night with intoxication on Main Tpke. at Exit 92 from 1-86. He says tatoos can turn into a announce that they will not be libraries and schools. Justified” with a subtitle St. near the Center. He was to Minor injuries were reported for New England Patriot quarterbacks, Jim Plunkett and California 4-3 and Detroit tied ly resolved. “I’ll probably know “If the existing law-or the asking “What would you have major allergic infection or observing the national day of Pittsburgh 1-1. better in a few (lays.” WETHERSFIELD (AP) - be presented in court today at in the accident. Both cars were bring on the risk of hepatitis mourning in memory of former Brian Dowling, as “major leaguers in every aspect.” Tax Department’s done?” East Hartford. towed. In World Hockey Association Town Offices interpretation of the law—is so The 16 were among 45 persons The state Transportation from the needles. President Harry S. Truman. play, Houston and Ottawa tied (AP photo) Woolf said he expected to be aboard a Uruguayan air force Department is seeking $650,000 Booster Membership Growing 3-3, New York topped Quebec 5- Errant Shot Winds Up Behind Detroit Goal meeting with the Blazers owner (Continued from Page 1) absurd, then legislation is the only remedy,” Rep. David plane that crashed in the Andes in its budget request for the Upyd Odell reports the Manchester High Boosters’ Club 2, Philadelphia whipped again Wednesday “ and 1973-1974 fiscal year to buy a ail school offices wiil be closed. Neiditz, D-West Hartford, said Oct. 13. All of the passengers meinbership has swelled to 180 with a dozen charter Minnesota 6-2 and Wintiipeg Goalie Andy Brown Watches Penguins’ Bryan HextalVs Try probably the next day.” At 2:30 p. m. Friday, the Junior Tuesday. were either players on a new airplane. Deputy edged Chicago 3-2. Commissioner Herbert LaRosa members. Thanks to the combined efforts of Odell and Room of Mary O iett^ Littrary.*v*-Neidlt* said iMrhed of the Montevideo rugby team or fans. 1. i : Ken Dryden turned aside 35 will show the films “People Tax D epartm ent’s policy The survivors spoke freely of the department’s Bureau Clyde Miller an attractive Winter Sports Program has shots for his 18th victory of the Unanimous Soup,” “Winter of the Witch,” through the (Connecticut State with newsmen earlier about Aeronautics said Tuesday. been printed and will be on sale at home Manchester High year as the Canadiens widened “I think we’re talking about ^ Manchestet' 7 aUiletic contests. The program includes schedules of all and^om an the Doonran.”^ ,j,Uyary Newsletter, which everything enrapt their„,food their East Division lead over Choices With kil*!' State Labor Commissioner cdntained the following item in supply, They ^ d 18 were killed aA eight-place airplane with a -j. M 'Kl-I - , . $ 8 ? ! ** winter sport teams, plus background material and art idle Boston to three points. Only John A. Fusari said that per­ the December issue: in the crash or died pf their larger capacity than the one we work... Dee Rowe, UConn varsity basketball coach, former teammate Phil Roberto WHA AlUStars sons ordered to report “State Tax Department has injuries within several days, have now,” I^Rosa said. He SAVINGS reports he’s on the prowl for a big man, something like 6-8 managed to beat him, scoring Thunday to state employment advised us to remind libraries eight more perished in an said a plane bigger than the and 230 pounds, a muscleman of the first sort. “We need a for the Blues at 6:36 of the Uiird SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) - offices to qualify for that the sale of obsolete books avalanche Oct. 29 and the last twin-engine craft the state now physical player. Anytime we play anybody with muscle we period. unemployment compensation and charges for lost books are three died in November and owns to transport state officials That cut Montreal’s lead to 3- Four players were unanimous get hurt.- We’re just not physical enough.” These choices Tuesday for the East LITTLE-CAR LEAGUE? benefits may report Friday subject to sales tax. early December of injuries or would give “whoever is flying & LOAN 1 but Jacques Lemaire comments came after the Huskies were bumped on squad which will face a picked without penalty, in line with Lt. “What’s that you say? When undernourishment. in the plane the opportunity to collected his second goal of the Gov. T. Clark Hull’s Most relatives and friends of get some wprk done.” Association successive nights by Harvard and Syracuse in last week’s night and 29th of the season just team from the West Jan. 6 in Junior’s mother paid for that UConn Classic...Ex-Yale football coach John Pont is on the the World Hockey Association’s proclamation. Acting in the book Hector chewed up last the survivors refused to discuss LaRosa said Gov. Thomas J. 16 seconds later for the final absence of Gov. Thomas J. the cannibalism but Mrs. Meskill would have first move again. He’s left Indiana for the Northwestern head cushion. first All-Star game at Quebec week you didn’t charge tax? See City. Meskill, Hull signed Jhe ya in jail, boys!” Domitila de Paez said the priority in using the new plane, grid job. Pont served eight years at Indiana after leaving Tannahill scored his 10th, SEE DODGE COLT! necessary proclamations reports “soil the grandest but that other state officials New Haven...Suffolk Downs will open a 91-day meeting 11th and 12th goals of the year They are Tom Webster of yesterday, declaring Thursday miracle of history.” She is the could share in its use. Saturday with a nine-race program starmg at 12:30. for the Canucks to overshadow New England, Gerry Cheevers an official day of mourning and mother of Carlos Paez, 20, one.. . Meskill recently received his Nearly 900 horses are now at the track ready to run.. .Dates a two-goal performance by the of Cleveland, J.C. Tremblay of ordering flags to be flown at of the survivors. private pilot’s license. Golden Seals’ Ted MacAneeley. Quebec and Ron Ward of New 4G R EA TC M R & for the three big indoor track meets at Madison Square York. Twenty-one players were half staff. Housing Mrs. Sara Alvarez de LaRose said that “if the G ^en will be Jan. 26 Millrose Games, Feb. 16 U.S. A1 McDonough scored for By order of its selectmen, Francois, mother of survivor money was available” the new Pittsburgh just 22 seconds into selected. 2 8 GCXX> REASONS. plane could be a turboprop Olytnpic. Invitational and Feb. 23 National AAU " The West squad will b.e Bolton municipal and school Injunction Roberto Francois, said the the game, then the Penguins I Overhead cam Hemi engine • Glove bo* > 3-posltion dome light • Electric windshield washer offices will be closed, and all reports “arejies, it is criminal model with a top speed of 350 Championships...UCLA, the nation’s No. 1 college basket­ clung to the lead until 6:30 announced Thursday. school activities scheduled for Denied ‘that they are spread.”. knots. ^ ball team, has been accused of taking unfair^Tdyantage of remamed, wheh Nick Libett Jack Kelley of New England I Adjustable steering column • Variable ratio steering i Reversible keys • Padded dash the day have been canceled. Another survivor who has visiting teams. According to Will Robinson, coach of tookapassfrom Marcel Dionne will coach the East and Bobby ws 1 Flow-through ventilation • Tool kit Front armrests • Vinyl interior Vernon school offices will be returned to Montevideo, Daniel highly-regarded Illinois State, UCLA offered his school a and rammed home the tying Hull will share coaching duties O closed tomorrow. HARTFORD (AP) — U.S. M an’s Death with Nick JVlickoski for the I Front disc brakes • Unibody construction 3-point safety belts In front Franandez Strauch, said, “I w lot of money to play the NCAA champs in Los Angeles. “I goal for the Red Wings. • Oeep-dlsh steering wheel District Judge M. Joseph prefer not to speak of it, it is a told them, ‘No Thank you. You’re paying us just to come West. I Reclining bucket seats • 5-main-bearing crankshaft Steering column lock Blumenfeld Tuesoay turned sad incident.” Being Probed out there and get beat!’ ” Homecourt referees, Robinson Gary L. Davidson, WHA • Trip odometer W om en’s Lib down a bid for an injunction president, announced the (nonreclining in coupe) Cesar Charlone, the Henry Dziedzinski, 52, of 44 claims, are UCLA’s sixth man on the floor. makeup of the East team which • Antifreeze > 2-speed electric windshield wipers • Front ashtray against a minimum housing ' 4-speed fully synchromesh Can Be Costly standards ordinance about to be Uruguayan charge d'affaires in Mitchell Dr.^ East Hartford, will include: • Adjustable head restraints Inside hood release Santiago, said the survivors had died this morning at First team: Garry Jarrett, transmission (Implemented I by the city of Olsen Unlike Others • Fresh air heater and PHILADELPHIA (AP) - made a “solemn pact” to say Manchester Memorial Cleveland, Ward and Webster, Dual headlights Stamford. When most defensive tackles in pro football come ventilator o Women’s Liberation has scored nothing until they had all Hospital. forwards; Paul Schmyr, (WHVXUW still another victory, this time The ordinance requires that, returned to Uruguay. There, he He was pronounced dead at i anywhere near the opposing team quarterback, their killer Cleveland, and Tremblay, D odge at the race track. ■in apartment buildings more said, they planned to make a 7:40 a m., after being brought instincts are aroused. Not so with Merlin Olsen of the defense; Cheevers, goalie. Liberty Bell announced than 15 years old with three or joint statement. to the hospital by ambulance at Rains. “I room with a quarterback (Roman Gabriel),” Second team: Wayne AUTHORIZED DEALERS Tuesday its last Ladies Day, at more units, a city inspection be One survivor reportedly about 6:30 a.m. Olsen says in ah article in the January issue of Sport Carleton and Ron Climie, both which women are admitted to carried out of each newly compared the cannibalism to Manchester Police were Magazine, “and I don’t want to see him killed any more Pro Basketball of Ottawa, and Danny Lawson, the track free, would be held on rented suite. The inspector “a heart transplant,” the called to Hillstown Rd. and Philadelphia, forwards; Rick than the opponent’s guy. I’ve never believed that you have NBA Thursday. would issue a certificate of oc­ survivors made to save one per­ Wetherell St. today at 6:27 a.m. to hate anybody to pipy pro football. I know that I differ in Ley and Jim Dorey, both of J. Thomas O’Brien, executive cupancy for apartments that son’s life; in this case portions on report of a man lying in the Tuesday’s Games New England, defense; A1 vice president of Eagle Downs passed the inspections. road. Patrolman Dennis Roggi, that respect from a lot of players and coaches. But I think Boston 115, New York 106 of the bodies were used to if you’re tuned in to'your own responsibilities and what Smith, New England, goalie. Racing Association which is continue a number of lives. after experiencing a minor auto Baltimore 121, Buffalo 104 Third team; Bobby Sheehan, Four apartment house you’re are going to do, if you’re motivated by pride and not Cleveland 115, Atlanta 96 operating winter races at Another survivor described accident on route to the scene, New York, John McKenzie, Liberty Bell, said the freebies owners and a construction firm found the victim in the road, Make 1973 the greatest by hate, by your goals for yourself and not the actions of Chicago 117, Kansas City- the decision in terms of “the Philadelphia, and Gerry had sought the injunction, Omaha 103 violate a new city ordinance sacred sacrament of co^Yed him with blankets, and others, by your own desire to win — that’s a lot easier, to tie Pinder, Cleveland, forwards; banning sex discrimination. saying the proposed ordinance called for an ambulance. a career to than hatred.”...Olsen, who’s fast enough and Detroit 112, Milwaiikee 105 DODGE COLT discriminated against certain communion. John Hanna, Cleveland, Ken Police said the incident is smart enough to get away with it, said he supported Houston 113, Phoenix 110 Block, New York, defense; TWO-DOOR HARDTOP. categories of housing and was “Had we died, it would have year of your life! Los Angeles 116, Portland 92 DODGE COLT Personal Notices been suicide, which is still under investigation. No President Nixon by having a special campaign button Serge Aubry, Quebec, goalie. TWO-DOOR COUPE. therefore a violation of the due details of Roggi s minor acci­ Seattle 97, Golden State 95 process clause of the 14th condemned by our faith,” the made that read, “Big, Slow, Dull-Witted Linemen for the Fourth forward line: Larry dent were available. Pleau. New England: Michel In loving memory of Santa Uriano who Amendment to the U.S. young man reportedly said. President.” passed away December 24, 1971. Constitution. ABA Parizeau. Quebec, and Norm Will 1973 be the year you make one of the greatest Ferguson, New York. Thourt her smile has gone forever, Blumenfeld said he would be Tuesflay’s Games And her hand we cannot touch. decisions of your life . . . the decision to own a home of Dallas 131, Virginia 125 We wUl never lose sweet memories. willing to hear further Of the mother we loved so much. arguments on the case in 30 your own? The home financing experts at Manchester Blazers in Turnabout Kentucky 129, Indiana 120 days. -i, Utah 119, Memphis 112 Loving daughters Savings &,Loan can help make it easier and simplier than Billikens Out you think. ^ Denver 103, San Diege 101 After Holiday Partying * Only games schedule To Avenge Loss Card of Thanks Come in tomorrow and learn how Savings & Loan Open- By The Associated Press The family of Edwin J. McNally About Town Notice End Mortgages are different. How you can pay larger ■‘We have a lot of young wishes to extend their heartfelt thanks to Phil Watson, the Philadelphia MIAMI (AP) - The St. Louis payments than specified; pay up your mortgage early if players and I can’t blame them Pro Hockey their dear friends, relatives and The executive board of coach who blamed- the holiday for going overboard,” Watson Billikens, bolstered by 17 DODGE COLT DODGE COLT neighbors for Uieir understanding sym- ALL SAVINGS BANK OF | you wish, without penalty. How you can add costs of spirit on a couple of weekend NHL veterans, will try to avenge FOUR-DOOR SEDAN. FIVE-DOOR WAGON. paUiy and many kindnesses during Uie Manchester WATES will meet said of the Blazers’ pre- recent bereavement in Uie loss of Uieir Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the repairs and remodeling later on without a refinancing disasters, let his Blazers do Christmas celebration just Tuesday’s Games their 1971 loss to Howard's beloved son. They especially thank Chief Italian-American ciub. MANCHESTER OFFICES | charge. some real celebrating the night before they took to the road for Montreal 4, St. Louis 1 defending National Collegiate James Reardon. Patrolmen Jack after Christmas. ' what would be demolitions by Pittsburgh 1, Detroit 1, tie Athletic Association soccer Ferguson and John Marvin of the There’s no obligation for this information. Following losses of 7-3 to Vancouver 4, California 3 champions tonight in the Manchester Police Department for Uieir WILL BE CLOSED M the Aeros and Ousaders. "The For a great buy in the little-car field assistance during Uie time of Uieir Houston last Saturday and 8-0 to two losses were the result of Only games scheduled Orange Bowl. emergency. I Cleveland on Sunday, the that party.” (VW, Vega, Datsun, Toyota, Pinto, etc.), Tisi Appointed WHA James McNally THURSDAY, DEC. 28 Blazers, last in the World St. Louis, winner of eight of HARTFORD (AP) - Vincent: i Tuesday’s Games Hockefy Association’s East Danny L|ifson, with three the last 13 NCAA soccer titles, s#e Colt first! P. Tisi, the mayor of Shelton, i Division, did a turnabout New York 5, (Juebec 2 lost to Howard 3-2 in the 1971 In Memoriam j IN RESPECT TO has been appointed workmen’s LENDER Tuesday night and dumped the goals, and Andre Lacroix, with Houston 3, Ottawa 3, tie championship game. In loving memory of Samuel J. compensation commissioner in | MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION a goal and three assists, did the Philadelphia 6, Minnesota 2 Taggart, who passed away December 27, West Division’s second-place They meet in the semifinals the 4th Congressional District, j HARRY S. TRUMAN Minnesota Fighting Saints 6-2. “going overboard” for Philly Winnipeg 3, Chicago 2 IM«. Tisi, a Republican, will: Only games scheduled this year with the Billikens 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 In other WHA action, the New against the Fighting Saints, carrying a record of 13 vic­ Though you can't be here beside us. resign as mayor in order to who fell six points back of front- Chorches Motors/ Inc. And your hand we cannot touch...... COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 York Raiders beat (Juebec 5-2, tories, two losses and three ties accept the $24,000-a-year job. running Winnipeg. The Blazers We will always have dear memories. the Winnipeg Jets nipped The Boston Red Sox led the into the game. 80 Oakland Street His' appointment was: trail fifth-place Ottawa by Of the one we hn'cd so much. Chicago 3-2 and Houston and Ot­ American League in slugging in Howard is unbeaten in 15 j Manchester, Conn. announced today by the office ; seven points. Wife and Children of Gov. Thomas J. Meskill. tawa skated to a 3-3 tie. 1972 with a .376 percentage. starts, including one tie.

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:• --.ff - f r . i j -^-i .4-.y.. -c,.' • , ,.t. . . , PAGE KIGHTEEW - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 17. 1972 Eagles Home Tonight^ The 1968 Simpson-led Trojans lost only once—to Ohio State 27-16 in the Rose Bowl. Of the ’Trojans’ speed, Hayes said, “ No question about it. They are faster than Michigan, faster than we are, faster MCC Resumes Away than anybody;” The Buckeye squab, 9-1 and ranked No. 3 in the nation, is [‘V- not the best Ohio State team under Hayes. He said his Rose It: with 31. Flashy Lament Elsewhere in area tains at both Rockville High Manchester Community Bowl team of two years ago—a 27-17 loser to Stanford-is By Dean Yost Freeman tops in the assist Otherwise, rival Rose Bowl coaches McKay and Woody and Rham High in Hebron. College drew the attention more comparable to the 1972 Trojans. Following a l&Hday idle schoolboy events, Cheney Hayes of Ohio State reiterated superlatives at the annual of many people when • it column with eight. He also Ohio State this year doesn’t have the big name players, period, Manchester Com­ Tech, losers in its last two Playing with a patched up Southern California Football Writers Association pre-Rose reeled off two impressive carries a 16-point-per-game such bs Rex Kern, John Brockington and Jack Tatum, munity College cagers will outings, will attempt to end lineup for its first two Bowl luncheon. victories over Eastern average into tonight’s Hayes noted. - resume action ' tonight in the skein in Bolton. In games. East came out of the ^nnecticut and University outing. Speed of the 11-0 Trojan team was a primary topic. ■rhe ’Trojans are two touchdown favorites. Plainville against Tunxis Central Valley Conference situation sporting a 1-1 W" Hartford JV’s. Only a "It ha^h lot of speed,” said McKay of his team, and for “ We hope to go out there and play well enough to win. If C.C. The Cougars enter the activity, Bloomfield (3-0), record. Then against good performance by Cen­ Cheney’s first victory of the umpteenth time he judged “ This is the greatest team we don’t,” he joked, “ we’ll have to go into the lockerroom contest with a 2-1 mark. The rated a strong contender in Bulkeley, the entire team tral Connecticut’s squad I’ve had at USC ” and think of some excuses.” „ outing will be held at the the Class L Division ranks, was united and now the prevented MCC from being the season came at the Plainville High School gym. travels to 1-2 South Windsor Eagles are prepared to 3-0. expense of Bolton High. The East Catholic will play its High. Ellington, make a run for the money. first Hartford County participating in the East With the addition of John As expected, former Beavers are hoping to Conference game of the Lyme holiday tourney, McKeon to the lineup, the Windham High standout, Er­ duplicate this feat and end Longhorns, ^Bama in Cotton Bowl season when St. Bernards of entertains Prince Tech in Eagles have rebounding their two-game losing nie Moore is the Cougars’ Montville invades the the opener. The Knights strength to go with the fine streak. Tonight’s game is AND Eagles’ Nest in an 8 o’clock bring with them a 4-0 outside shooting of guard top rebounder with 42 while the first of four^ road tests tipoff. record. The alumni enter­ Joe Whelton. leaping Ellie Grant is next for the locals. Wishbone Offenses RADI< (AP photo) Mainstays in Steelers’ Offense Give Texas Trouble Today runs with authority; and right; John Fuqua who offsets the 8t00 (18) Bruina va. Cellar-Dw^elling Cleveland When the Dolphins meet the Steelers in Pittsburgh Sunday Flamea running of Harris and the passing of Bradshaw. DALLAS (AP) — Texas defensive The Wishbone as now used in there will have to deal with; center, Terry Bradshaw at 8 :00 Blue::Gray Foot­ quarterback; left. Franco Harris, rookie halfback who coach Mike Campbell says he doesn’t college football originated at Texas know why, but Wishbone offenses give under Coach Darrell Royal and ball. the Longhorns more trouble than any former assistant Emory Ballard, now other formation. head coach at Texas A&M. hi Downs Pace-Setters Again “ It shouldn’t be that way because Alabama Coach Paul Bryant, after College Basketball extensive talks with Royal, switched Looking we look at the offense every day,” Eaal . -• Skorich Rehired says Campbell, who'is in charge of to the .offense in 1970. The Crimson Wis-Milwaukee 80, LIU 69 Tide open^ with a victory over Los Angeles beat the Trail stopping Alabama’s high-powered South NEW YORK (AP) - The Meanwhile, the Cavaliers, Cleveland, which had lost started following their last Ahead Southern California and have only lost Blazers for the 14th straight Wishbone in the 37th Cotton Bowl New Memphis St. 96, Cornell 64 Detroit Pistons and with one of the worst it s last nine games, loss to the Pistons on Dec. 9. twice since—to Nebraska in the time as Gail Goodrich led Year’s Day. Tournamenia Cleveland Cavaliers aren’t records in the league, outrebounded the Hawks 65- PASADENA, Calif. (AP) Orange Bowl and to Auburn in the last ECAC Holiday Festival, New snapped Atlanta’s five-game 41 while the Cleveland A run of 13 straight points the way with 25 points. For Three Years going anywhere in the Campbell says from the films he game of this regular season. York in the third period shot — “ Although he’s a National Basketball winning streak, beating the backcourt duo of Austin has seen of the Crimson Tide First Round Baltimore from a shaky 54- Rudy Tomjanovich scored former University of Association and they’re Hawks for the second time Carr and Lenny Wilkens Wishbone, it’s a potent bulldozer with Texas has compiled a 9-1 season St. John’s, N.Y. 112, 50 lead against Buffalo to a 31 points for Houston and CLEVELAND (AP) - The During his professional football Southern California man doing their best to bring the in three meetings 115-96 and combined for 50 points, 26 an excellent pass-and-run record and its fifth consecutive Grambllng 86 commanding 67-50 spread. Mike Newlin added 24 but Cleveland Browns have rehired head career, he played as a guard for the with a phony name, we’ re Milwaukee Bucks and knocking them out of a for Carr. Loii Hudson led the quarterback in Terry Davis. Southwest Conference title. The Manhattan 73, North Caro. Mike Riordan paced the the Rockets needed Otto Coach Nick Skorich with a three-year Pittsburgh Steelers. looking for belter things A&T 61 Atlanta Hawks down to their virtual tie with Baltimore Hawks with 27. “ Davis reminds me a lot of Eddie Longhorns intercepted 21 passes, with Bullets with 23 points while Moore’s free throw with six contract extending through the 1975 from Duke Wayne,” says Quarter-final* level. for first place in the Central Phillips and James Street, who ran Tommy Keel leading the team with Buffalo’s Elmore Smith took seconds left to insure their football season. Skorich spearheaded the Brown’s Wayne Duke, Mich. 88, Boston Col. 70 With Stu Lantz scoring Division. Detroit’s Lantz took over our Wishbone to perfection,’ ’ four. game honors with 25. victory over Phoenix. “ I expect the entire staff to be back, metamorphosis this year from a near­ commissioner of the Big So Carolina 80, Villanova 64 eight of his 37 points in the Campbell says. “ Only Davis probably Elsewhere, Boston turned after the Pistons blew an 11 Charlie Scott of the Suns led and we can concentrate on getting the patsy to a title contender. After losing Ten. Alabama is ranked fourth and owns Gator Bowl closing minutes Tuesday Actor John Wayne, can pass better than either James or Firnt Round point lead in the final period Chicago, in front by only all scorers with 32 points. job done,” Skorich said Tuesday. six straight exhibition games and a 10-1 record as it enters its 26th bowl night, the Pistons, cellar- back New York 115-106, Eddie. Alabama can throw the ball, Jacksonville 66, Miami 59 (AP photo) and trailed 103-102. He made three points at halftime, Spencer Haywood scored “ Having a contract of this length is three out of five regular season horn Marion Morrison appearance— its 14th straight since dwellers in the Midwest Baltimore trounced Buffalo but they really don’t run their Rutgers 81, Florida 79, two baskets and four free pulled away from KC- five of his 42 points in the helpful in dealing with players. games, the Browns roared back with a and nicknamed “ Duke,” Bryant became coach. Alabama is 12- Division, beat first-place Wishbone much different than we overtime 121-104, Chicago whipped throws to pace the Pistons’ Omaha with a 33-22 third final minute to spark Seattle “ I’m very happy with both the six-game winning streak, finishing is a Southern Cal alumnus 10-3 in bowl games. Celtics* Giant Dave Cowens Hooks Left-Hander Milwaukee for the second do.” late drive. Abdul-Jabbar had quarter as Garfield Heard past Golden State, ending financial arrangements and the length with a 10-4 record for the season. who will serve as grand time in a row 112-105, the Kansas City-Omaha 117-103, 32 points for the Bucks but it and Bob Love combined for of the contract.” marshal of the ...Over Knicks' Willis Reed's Outstretched Arms first time they’ve managed Houston shaded Phoenix 113- the Sonics’ 13-game road wasn’t enough to preserve Skorich, an assistant Browns coach Tournament of Roses 110, Los Angeles crushed 20 of the 33 points. Love losing streak. Nate Thur­ The Browns took the National that feat since Kareem their seven-game winning since 1964, was named head coach in parade on New Year Day, Portland 116-92 and Seattle finished with 30 points and mond led the Warriors with Football Conference “wild card” Abdul-Jabbar joined the streak, a streak which 1971 after Blanton Collier retired. In after which the Big Ten’s edged Golden State 97-95. Heard with 25. 25 points. berth, but the team lost its playoff Bucks in 1969-70. two seasons, he has stretched his Ohio Slate plays Southern match with the Miami Dolphins last Year End Snow Tire record to 19 victories and nine Cal in the Rose Bowl. weekend, 20-14. Smart Playing Canadians Next defeats. n For Czech Team CLEARANCE! COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Total Offense Leader CAUXDR Key for Celts (AP) — ’The Czechoslovakia national champion hockey team, fresh from a razor-thin Leads South Gridders BOSTON (AP) — Dave Cowens and in the fourth quarter, the score was victory over the United States, John Havlicek scored 69 points 100-96 in favor of the Celtics. moved into the second game of MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) in passing and total offense, between them Tuesday night as the Then Cowens hit with a short pop the round-robin World Cup — ’The South is depending on the connecting on 228 of 427 passes championship tonight with a Boston Celtics scored a 115-106 around the free throw line to make the EAST SIDE MIDGETS nation’s total offense leader to for 3,243 yards. match against the Canadian Utah State quarterback Tony National Basketball Association vic­ score 102-96, Paul Silas sank two free Guards’ Dave Deciantis (14) help it extend its series lead in squad. Adams, who was second in the tory over the New York throws to make it 104-96, and Havlicek and-Pete LaBelle (7) powered the annual Blue-Gray football Czechoslovakia, represented nation in total offense, pilots managed two more free throws to the First Hartford Realty to a game here tonight. Knickerbockers. by its Army team known as the Blue squad. He p a ss^ for Save an Extra bring the score to 106-96. 35-29 victory over Professional By the same token, the North Coach Tommy Heinsohn said: “ It’s Dukla Jihlava, scored on a 2,787 yards and 22 touchdowns. Remodeling Consultants. will use the No. 2 total offense a hell of a win for us under adverse The Knicks couldn’t come close screened power play goal in the Blue Coach Vince Gibson of Center Bill Talbot also leader in the nation to help it conditions. I just c w ’t believe it! after that. third period to ^ g e the United Kansas State and Gray Coach pumped in seven points for the better its position in the series Silas, Havlicek, Cowens, Cheney, Jo Boston led 65-53 at the halftime and' States team 3-2 Tuesday night Charlie Coffey of Virginia Tech winners. John Rivosa and which shows the South leading 82-80 at the end of the third period. to move into the second round say their strategy will be to Jo White — they’re all too much! Corky Chandler canned 10 and 18-14-1. Cowens was high scorer for the of the tournament. “ throw the football.” “ Everybody has to make a seven markers respectively. Kickoff for the televised contribution, and they did. We played Celts with 38 points. Havlicek had 31. It will be the first game for clash between the college all­ Among the Corps of receivers Canada, represented by the /V for the North are Tom Forzani extremely smart basketball up until For the Knicks, Walt Frazier had 29 Y MIDGETS stars from tjje .North and South points and Earl Mpnroe, 18. Medicine Hat, Alta., team in is set for 8 p ro. EST. of Utah State, who led the 20% Off the end. Then we tried to stick it to VFW notched its first victory Cowens also accounted for 20 the Western Canada Junior The Blues, except for a 6-6 tie nation with 85 receptions, and Our Regular Low Low Prices them by 50 points and we started of the season by defeating Hockey League, with a number the top receiver in the Big rebounds, and Paul Silas got 15. Dave in 1969, have been on the short throwing the ball away,” he said. Community Y, 14-11. Chris of other players added to Eight, John Goerger of Kansas DeBusschere was the high rebounder end of the score for the last four The victory enabled Boston to Boser and George Boser were bolster the attack. years. The South won last State. increase its Atlantic Division lead to for New York with 12, and Reed had high of the winners with six and Russia, the fourth team in the year’s game 9-0. Mike Burnop and Craig All R(MU)'tfr/KING 2‘A games over the Knicks. nine. four tallies apiece. In a losing tournament, and the defending Valentine of VPI, Dave Sullivan The two teams have met three Each team was missing a key effort, Rob Pilver and Clark champion, opens piay Saturday Virginia Tech quarterback of Virginia and Jim Hodge of times. Boston won two of the games in player. Jerry Lucas of the Knicks was Standish netted seven and three against the Czechs. After that Don Strock will call the signals Arkansas are in the Rebel points. Boston, and the other was won by the out because of illness and Don Nelson game, the action will shift from (AP photo) for the Grays. He led the nation receiving unit. In the second contest, Glen Colorado Springs to Snow Tires of the Celtics missed the game Knicks in New York. Cobb’s 14 points sparked the Here*s Mud in Your Eye at Laurel . because of a recent ankle injury. Bioomington, Minn., where the With about five minutes left to play Elks to a whopping 36-21 win Russians play Canada Saturday in our stock over Manchester Cycle. night. The U.S. team meets Villa Vere, left, with Bobby Howard up. Came Home First No Rainchecks Ricky Costello and Ken Hill Canada Dec. 31 and closes tour­ Ware Cited at Amherst contributed 11 and six markers nament play Jan. 2 against the for the losers. Russians. Catcher Dave Duncan of the The New York Mets will open rtiowllngij For Two Soccer Years Oakland A’s made only five er­ their spring training exhibition WEST SIDE MIDGET Colonels Win Scoring Table rors in 113 American League season March 3rd in a game In a lop-sided, high-scoring games in 1972. When the World HIGH-LOW - Ellen Zinsser. AMHERST, Mass. - David ChooM from blackwalla or whitewalls. 4 ply nylons or 2*2 *>e'led snows^^^ still against the Boston Red Sox at affair. Army & Navy Club ‘ Series opened he was on the 196-496, Arlene Schumacher Ware, a senior at Amherst available lor most American and some foreign make cars, including Volkswagens. Al Lang Field. St. Petersburg, shelled Nassiff Arms, 52-15, in ^Favorite bench. 469. College and the sot of Mr. and Fla. th first of a pair of games at the 14 of Last 15 Mrs. Fred Ware of 285 Green EAST CATHOLIC Some Examples: West Side Rec. Rd., was recently awarded his Cowboy^ G. FG. F. TP. Jeff Holt (22), Craig Kearney second varsity letter in soccer NEW YORK (AP) - Kentucky’s Dan Issel sees room for Whelton 3 29 28 76 Ultra Traction 2-2 78 Series Belted Whitewalls / D&I) CATERERS - Peg (12) and Bob Wilson (10) at Amherst. Mickalkiewicz 129, Kay Scabies spearheaded the victors’ improvernent even though the Colonels have won 14 of Martens 3 12 2 26 SizeF78x14 Reg. 31.99 Sale 25.59 p iu s F.e .t . DALLAS (AP) — Dallas 130, Val Huestis 131-345, Kay offense. Dave Warren and Rick their last 15 American ^sketball Association games. Kearns 3 6 11 23 Unranked and not very highly SizeG78x14 Reg. 33.99 Sale 27.19 p iu s F.e .t . Fountain 143-348, Olga Colla Thurston each popped in six quarterback Craig Morton “ I hope we continue to get better,” he said after the R. 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WINF in check, winning 39-27. “ The Most Favorite one of the big surprises in New Eastern Division. “ We’d like to continue to improve as the SlzeL78x15 Reg.30.00 Sale *24 p iu s F.e .t SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30 Leading scorers for the winners Cowboy” award winner. season goes on and be really going by the time of the Tom Happeny, a 167-pound sophpmore, will participate England, finishing seventh in were Jim Flaurent and Cliff Morton compiled playoffs.” I MANCHESTER HIGH with the University of Hartford in the MIT Invitational the final ranking. Combining a R E S T A U R A N T - M ike Snow Special 4 Ply Nylon Cord Blackwalls Bickford with 16 and 6 points in 16,601 voles from the fans Elsewhere, Utah,.the Western leader, opened a 2*A- G. FG. F. TP. Wrestling Tournament at Cambridge. Happeny is als() a superb defensive corps with an (:■ ! IVe Wish You and Yours Balesano 350, Bob Boroch 354, that order. Bob Smith sank 14 Tucker 4 24 19 67 size 650x13 Reg. 15.99 Sale 12.79 p iu s F.e .t . in the lialloling to 12,761 game lead over Indiana by defeating Memphis 119-112, pitcher with the varsity baseball team and a lineman with opportunistic forward line, Dave Viara 155-389, Joe Dworak points for WINF. Carlson 19 12 50 Amherst, during the regular Size 825x14 Reg. 19.99 Sale 15.99 p iu s F.e .T. for Stauhaeh, last year's Dallas shaded Virginia 131-126 and Denver nipped San A Happy New Year” 145, Ed Burbank 387, Dick Haberern the Hawk football squad. season, was able to score upsets winner. Diego 103-101. Krinjak 356, Larry Bates 360, EAST SIDE JUNIORS Perry over highly ranked Brown Roy McGuire 355, Dave Morton was the regular Kentucky opened a 26-point lead in the third period Stoneman Jay Lemelin’s bucket at the (N o.l), Springfield (No.4) and . Castagna 141-389, Frank season quarterback for against Indiana and then withstood a late rally by the McCurry final buzzer gave the Shooters a Williams (No.6). It was this New Tubeless McNamara 142-381, Bert Dallas after Staubach was Snow Tire Studding .jthrilling 42-41 triumph over the Pacers. Rham Suffers Court Setback type of impressive Dave Ware - NEW HOURS Claughsey 142, Dan Coughlin injured during the pre­ pertormance that led to the Valve Stems A m b ers at the East Side Rec. George McGinnis led a Pacers’ fourth-quarter rally with CHENEY TECH 69e9 373, Adloph Kuszaj 369, Jeanot season. However, Rham suffered its fourth team’s invitation to the Ware is a 1969 honor graduate Lemelin tossed in 21 points 23 points in the final 12 minutes after Issel outdueled him G. FG. F. TP. Only one player scored in W irtalla 155-144-420, Henry Stauhaeh came off the setback against no wins. E.C.A.C. Smhll College Tourna­ of Manchester High, where he while Tim Charlebols aided the 34-9 over the first three periods. Issel wound up with 38 Tomko 6 ' 45 10 100 double figures for visiting Frey 366. ment, where they upset captained the varsity soccer, Mondjay - Wednesday - Friday offense with 14 markers. For bench to throw two points. Beaulieu 6 30 11 71 Middletown High, but that’s all previously unbeaten basketball and baseball teams 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. the hard fighting losers, Pete touchdowns in a National Utah ran up a 14-point first period lead behind the Maynard 6 27 13 67 the Tigers needed as they MIDDI.ETOWN (56) - Hart ea. W h e el - 4 4 9 All 4 Thompson and Kevin Flynn defeated Rham High, 56-38, last Middlebury (No.5 in New and was a member of the 4.09 . Conference playoff victory longrange shooting of Glen Combs, who made a trio of Kuzina 6 19 1 39 FLORAL - Elaanor 2 - 0 - 4 , Wilson 0 - 5 - 5 , England) before succumbing to student council. At Amherst, he We stud only brand new, B alan ce each WheelsWhe ^Thursday 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. pum p^ in 16 and nine points over San Francisco. Viklinetz 6 14 5 33 night In Hebron in a non­ I *5 MacLachlan 175, Jean Archam- three-point goals, and then turned back a late Memphis Steadhain 0-4-4, Nalale 3-0-6, undriven snow tires. respectively. Williams In the finals. is a political science major, a Saturday 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. bault 197-525, Jan Wright 176- rally that saw the Tams take the final period 38-24. conference outing. Cunningham 1-3-5, Herkhart Don Howell with 16 was the In the words of Coach Peter Dean’s List scholar and a 482. Rich Jones scored 30 points for Dallas but the Chaps 2- 0-4, Howell 6-4-16, Kulak member of Phi Gamma Chi MANCHESTER C.C. only visitor in double digits. 3- 0-6, Rogerson 1-0-2,Gooding, “Once again Dave needed four free throws by Joe Hamilton in the final 17 fraternity. 3 WAYS TO Ch a r g e SALE: Freshman linebacker Terry G. FG. F. TP. The win was Middletown’s MrNeil 2-0-4, 20-16-56. proved himself to be a ver­ 1145 Tolland Tpke. Baltimore Oriole Brooks seconds to hold off Virginia. Julius Erving topped the second in three outings. satile, enthusiastic player. He Oakland’s World Series hero Beattie played two football Alexander 3 20 2 38 RHAM (38) • Oberlander iMirAllHICMD WED. thru SAT. NUNGHESTER TIRL ING. Robinson increased his record Squires with 28 points. Rham failed to have a player h a s made a very fine The Texas Rangers com­ Or** tit* Evtry Ni|hl Glno Tenace played seven games the same day. He played Freeman 3 21 5 47 1- 1-3, Berk 2-5-9, Gardner 1- 295 BROAD STREET as a third baseman last season. A pair of free throws by Dave Robisch with 22 seconds in twin figures, but Berk and contribution to Amherst soccer pleted only l\ games last sea­ Manchester Exc*rl Sat. ‘ til i |MU. games at first base during the on the North Carolina kickoff Moore 3 15 7 37 2- 4, Kablik 3-3-9, MarLean 0- He now has played 2,334 Ameri­ over the last three-years. He son, a new low in the major MANCHESTER regular season. He played that game against Virginia and that left lifted Denver past San Diego. Robisch had eight points Grant 3 IS 2 32 Kablik were close with nine 2-2, Abney 1-1-3, LunI 3-2-8. can League games at the hot leagues. position in the seventh and final night played linetocker for the in the final period to help the Rockets withstand a late San Peoples 3 13 1 27 points each. will be missed.” corner and leads both leagues. World Series game. freshmen against Duke. Diego push. Kelly 3 9 5 23

\ PAGE TW ENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 27, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 27,1972 — PAGE ’TWENTY-ONE Union Minority U t ilit y Sued For Your Shopping Convonloneo This Wook OPEN NIGHTS TO 12 MIDNIGHT Attitudes For $500,OOb BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A. merger and that Southern and SATURDAY’TIL 10 P.M. Milford advertising executive ito stockholders have benefited Haunt Brennan who owns 50 shares of Southern $4 million dollars’ worth from, Connecticut Gas Co. is suing th e Public Utilities Southern for $500,000 in the Commission’s . eventual deci­ By WALTER STOVALL the unions, the plan would sion to turn down the merger AMocialed P m » Writer increase minority membership wake of an abortive merger between that company and the proposal. NEW YORK (A P ) ^ Union in the unions 1^ about four- Greenwich Gas Co. leader Peter J. Brennan, tenths of one per cent a year. John Barrett says in a President Nixon’s choice for The plan was devis^ by Barrett says he deserves the better Fairfield County Superior Court secretary of labor, has been Brennan and Donald Rodgers, a money because of his time and suit that he was the only subjected for years to criticism local union official who is now a expenses in opposing the Southern shareholder to take that the hard-hat unions he labor adviser in the White “ affirmative steps” to stop the merger plan. oversees have made little real House. It was approved by the bigger effort to open their ranks to city government and contractor minorities. and minority representatives. ^ . N The criticism, certain to be • The plan ran into problems at fuss 00. 1 aired when the ^n ate takes up the outset, with four unions of m a n c h e stw Brennan’s nomination, comes refusing to take part. Since Over as Tears of Experience at a time when minority then, one of them has joined the MARKETS membership in New York’s plan, two have signed separate Auto-Plate - Window Glass - Mirrors - G t o construction unions is es­ agreements to train 100 Furniture T <^ - Picture Framing - F irep l^ « timated by union sources at two minority workers each a year. Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work BURI^ CORNERS— M ANCHESTER,CONN. , Whof M— t per cent. m Only the Sheet Metal Workers CMJNM SHOPPliN CENTBI - EXIT 8 3 .1 ^ SuntfifiM In Brennan’s 2S0,00O-member out of the 40n>dd in Brennan’s OoUector’e Itenu Nepco Turkey Roll M-h 88* New York City Building and council refused to pasticipate. Danleh Plates CHEEZITS Construction Trades C ^ c il, R elia b le figu res on the Manchester e iN s n Presidentikl Decanters an alliance of 40 craft unions progress of the program are Polish Veal Loaf n.7 8 * ranging fronii plumbers to (A P photo) Nnllne hard-to pin down. 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Ragular • Lamon-Um« 59 With Brennan on the way to John’s Pizza Sanugt * added, Brennan no longer has Washington, the New York City VALUABLE COUPON any connection with the Plan will have to be revised Gillette Foamy 74« ^ 5 2 ^ * 1 . 39* program. with someone else representing ‘W ow’ Soda W affles STatSS If fully implemented and if all the building-trade unions. His Brioschi 78‘ the trainees were admitted into successor has not been named. ‘WOW’ C O G Clam Platter (TSei At 59* Potato Chips 12-m . bn Vick’s Formula 44 78^ Haddock Platter - 2 JJ .100 JURMIMfMUIT fmOf Sin Commercial Banks ••UMtC.V-M.im 4 4 * Crest Toothpaste Ul 1.13 vaL I O Paper Plates Apple or Pumpkin Pie 7 9 * 29 Up Prime Rates Hot Foam Cups * WislP 0 5 c '////// Orange Juice NEW YORK (A P ) — A string money market and these have B.C. Cocktail 3^ 95* of major commercial banks, been rising sharply recently. JDJIIRY DELIGHTS Lobster Newburg including the country’s third On Friday, First National i! ^ 69^ and fourth largest, followed the City Bank, the second largest yfTmrmTmmmmmTTrm I v o r y S o a p lead of two other big banks and bank in the nation, and Mellon JENO’S -boosted their prime lending Bank of Pittsburgh, a major Capt. Paul’s Ajax Dish Liquid Z *2 ^ 5 4* rates Tuesday from 5% to 6 per commercial bank, boosted their b i M i M a cent. prime lending rates to 6 per 7S b t 38 Snack Chase Manhattan Bank, No. Shrimp Cocktail 08* , D i n n e r N a p k i n s vmnyFiir * cent, citing higher short-term 3; Manufacturers Hanover interest rates. T ^ t Co., No. 4; Chemical Tray Both Citibank and Mellon had Calna’a Whita or Yellow p i n e a p p l e 5 «w *1 Bank and Marine Midland Bank floating prime rates, which are 16*02. increased the cost of borrowing used by just a few of the I t I t < i t « 1 I I < t 1 t ( ( f 1 « < I < t i 1 < t t 1 1 t 1 1 t 1 ( t I I so * for their most credit-worthy 89* Ocini o n nation’s banks. These in­ Indiv. Slices Minced Clams customers in the face of the stitutions have formulae t ^ t , 11-OL CM 7 Qe Nixon administration’s automatically follow ' M i x e d N u t s SICvS. • campaign to control inflation by Hood’s Sour Cream movements in money market YcDoMBomuiM ft.' keeping the lid on bank rates to determine the prime. J-‘ interests rates. “ We are keenly aware of the I it U m federal government’s desire to U.S. Loses Ground 2 ' 2 5 * CHINA moderate upward rate In Chemical Exports pressures as a part of its effort SNACK SET to bring inflation under firmer Wuhinxton — U. S. chemical control,” a spokesman for exports exceeded imports by on iPuiSBulCdbNii Snack Plate Chase said. annual margin of $2.2 billion 93< For 10-lb. bag “ However, we believe that from the late 1960s through For 10-^z. Jar 1971. The surplus slipped below Pillsbury’8 bolding interest rates at levels Maxwell House which are out of line with the $2 billion at a yearly rate in the £ = 2 9 4 3 9 * . first six months of 1972. Flour market generally would, over a Instant Coffee with coupon wid tS purchu. WHh coupon and tS pvrakaea period of time, cause Eftecllv* thru Set., Dm . 30 Snack Cup enaotiva thru SaL, Doe. M Umit 1 Coupon Pm Family distortions in the flow of credit, N u d s UK o m i s u Umtt 1 Coupon Pm fm rlh and contribute to the Kelp Grows Fastest Inflationary spiral by placing EVERYBODY’S San Diego, Calif. — Kelp, a 3 9 * . abnormally heavy denuuids (hi C A u m n u giant seaweed that sometimes ■JUKI sin banks." reaches a length of 200 feet, 1 0 * ^ 8 9 4 C U P A N D SAVE -Changes in the prime rate are grows faster than any other 1 » 1 I I I » » » 1 I ♦ » 1 1 » 1 1- pegged to flucbutions in short­ plant — sometimes more than vv .-t r* v-|--yrf"r^-r\\rrrrTT‘ term Interest rates in the two feet a day. wnoj miciiw we at-io, m a ■■ .^^.f - y,: .-.I';. ',f ■'*-■ ■ '5

'■t'i i:.i; PAGE TWENTy-TWO- MANCHESTER BVEN1N6 HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed,, Dec. 27.1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 27, 1972 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE h r i i South Windsor High Small FibUow Still Lacks Confidence In Market i By JOHN CUNNIFF forced publicly to disclose his It is now more widely known, National Association of" or educational standards that A greater number of pe^le does not set down minimum helped make small investors AP Busineso Analyat moral turpitude. fo r example, tta^t the Securities Dealers or the SEC. must be met. also are aware of the standards of experience and wiser, more able to handle their First Quarter Honors NEW YORK (AP) - One of Ip? The eventual affect of SEC investment adviser wl^ claims Ehit those who peddle advice The SEC now has a limitations of mutual funds education. As SEC Chairman own affairs, more realistic the ironic consequences of the efforts to upgrade standards to have such insist and only — vdio do not also sell committee charged with ad­ managers, whose primary William Casey put it: "It is not about their goals. very real efforts being made to and make the markets safer foresight may really be en­ stock — need not prove their vising it on a program to better qualifications for beginning a in our tradition to give And while this new Wood House . FRESHMEN Honors rebuild Confidence in our and more understandable for dowed with little more than competence. implement present legislation fund are that they be able to pay examinations for private realization may be playing a SENIORS High Honors Susan Lacy ‘'securities system is that the small investors will great ^ b itio n and ego. Tbe chief requirem«its for or perhaps enlarge its controls the registration and legal fees endeavors.” negative role at the moment in High Honors Kathryn Long confidence of many small undoubtedly have a more being an adviser are to register over such advisers, some of and be free of criminal taint. It is awareness of the the securities industry, in all Denise MaiUet investors is, for the time being, positive impact some day. But Brokers must at a minimum which misleadingly but ac­ Danielle B on Kathelnsn Bfady with the SEC, pay tbe fees and limitations of regulation from probability it will have positive Janice Marchesseault shot. with the mystery goes the awe pass examinations curately advertise: The SEC exercises no control Washington and self-regulation John Campo Nancy "Brown keep proper records. There are and lasting effects when the Joan Cope Joanne May There is little doubt about it. also. » 'administered by either the no exams that must be passed “Register^ with SEC.” over the quality of funds. It within the industry that has shock wears off. Suzanne Courey William McBride The small fellow has been Nancy Dawson Christine Davis Sue DeRosa Darlene Mercnre relatively inactive in the past Monica Deffley Pamela Miller Jeanne Donahue year. He has been red eei^g FINAST SUPERMARKETS OPEN TIL 9 P M, SAT., DEC. 30 (Some Stores Open Later - Check Your Local Store] Michele Dnbiel Cheryl Morehouse his mutual fund shares even Patricia Dziaraa~ Robert Featherstone April Foster Bevery. Morse when he hasn’t got a profit in Karen Flatb Joyce Mugford them. He’s just getting out and /;— Patricia Foster Melissa Murray staying out; i. mr Sharon Francis James Ofstein TTiis behavior is understan­ Joan Juknis Honors Mary O’Neil dable, because among the James Kenway Ann Adams Marilyn Ostrowski revelations njade in hearings Douglas Kilgore William Allen Clifford Pasay before the Securities and FINAST Honors Ana Alzugaray Susan Pasqualini Exchange Commission is that Jo Ann Aitken Kathy Armstrong Peter Perkins things have been far from Sue Ann Aitken Jon Barrett Kathy Privette proper in^ this very image- F i YONNAISE Jerry Alverson Dawn Bednarczyk Marian Roback conscious industry. Very im­ Jon Anderson Lynn Bellody Gail Sancho proper, in fact. FWk. Helm Braga Sharon Benson Gerald Sanford Some instances: money and C Martin Brown Donna Billings Amanda See stock left for safekeeping with Barbara Browning Carl Blume Mary Shea brokers has been used as if it FIRST NATIOIUU. STORES Donna Carmody Barbara Boisseau Steven Snelgrove^ belonged to the broker; Lisa Clapp Walter Bolstridge Lynda Stopski research sometimes has been 4 8 U C M Ann Close Marcel Bosse Sheryl Stein nonexistant; professional Vlasic PicUes &9s49' Dmlse Cologne Steven Breaux Debra Soures management often has been in­ Debra Demers Mark Brown Karen Snow ept. Linda Falcinelli Paula Callahan Robert Swietek The past two years have been Cheiries 3'»’1 SMIMP Brenda Ferreira Amy Carlson Stephen Thrall Civilianized Army Surplus Truck excruciatingly painful for the Scot Friedman Kathleen Carmody Karen Wallace industry, as it would have been COCKTAIL LKIHT CHUNK TUNA Joanne Gancarz Nineed Clams-'ss.SS' Susan Carroll Jonathan Williams supervised the other work. The sander relieves one dump truck from for an individual who, while Karen Geda Allen Cefaratti Lisa Yonan Manchester Mayor John Thompson talks to hi^w ay department posing as a citizen of high Janine Gellneau Nancy Chamberlain mechanic Oliver Jenkins, standing on running-board of a surplus being used exclusively for sanding all winter. In ^ e summer motives and conduct, was Nectar "’-sr Daniel GlUer Joseph Champaigne U.S. Army truck acquired by the town through Civil Defense. The months, the reconstructed truck will have a water tank mounted 15 oz Diana Gough ^Cheryl Chaponis truck was civilianized at a cost of |750. A siinilar, new truck would upon it. (Herald photo by Pinto Stqihm Graushinski Karen Cohan cost $10,000 to $11,000. Jenkins built the new cab by himself and Finast Soda«iL5 » 95' Denise GniUonette William CoUins Joan Guhqond Paul Corcoran FRESHMEN T O E ,r Napkins "sk?- Patricia Haggett Kathy Courey High Honors Susan Hebert A r l ^ Cyr Marc Hill Elizabeth DelMastro I A B A T E R - Scott Hutchins Shirley Denno Susan Hopley Jean Juknis Sheila Deprey Ellen Hyman Sharon Kendall Mark De^is Cara Leibowitz Lending Your Tools Christine Kizls Patricia Dillon Adrienne Lizotte Frlen^y Freddie had no qualms iStDQff..MOKiRKOl^ Janet Krawski Susan Doering Susan Longo OPEN JUNIORS James Dowling Patricia McGuinness about Imding an electric drill to ^ High Honors his next door neighbor. But trou­ Edward Duclos Cheryl Miller SATURDAY ble followed fast. While the Deborah Bishop David Dutton Micluel Monsarrat neighbor' was using the drill, he Ruth Clogston Scott Elmore Melanie Nachyly TIL suffered a bad shock. And he put Honors 1 Nanett Falcinelli Janet Nesteruk the blame squarely on Freddie. Deli Natters! Deborah Bisson Linda Foy Nancy Norige Suing'- later for damages, the FUSSY f in a s t I h o n es t v a lu e LM Mr. OeH aei Ht FMii lies Me Me Diane Boenig Karen Fritzen Ruth Senger 10:30 P.M. neighbor*,'i said Freddie had no Fete eel ef MMy FwtyPiiperelleetl Karen Bolsseau Jane Goodwin Amy Sturdevant business, lending him a tool that Richard Brown Joan Weiss CLOSED was dangerous. But Freddie con­ Justin Callahan Joanne Welles M OHOAV vinced the court that he had been Gotden Filed MardlGras Yolanda Campanelli totally unaware of any defect in Serves 12 Serves 18 Judith Wills the drill. . a tasty party Claudia Carcla NEW YURS DAY Favorite John Carlson SHOP-RITE HAS THE ANSWER! At Holiday lima, you nevtr know how many unaxpectad guests m ay drop in. AlongtMth the extra special Under 15 per Pound Nancy Carlson Greer House meals you'll be sorting, you'll need a whole assortment of quick-to-fix snacks to cover emergency \ r Midide Craporotta SENIORS entertaining. Your ShoprWtf has the selection you need to stock your freezer and pantry wlUiout bursting Jumbo HAM Ddiorah Cununings High Honors your budget. Give your HoM ay spirll a lift Stock up on entertaining needs at ShafHqW m y pay m oret. ^ SOPHOMORE VUte Skrimp CliMill Hilm Patricia Davin Exka Ijffge Thmnas Delnicki High Honors (Witw AddMl) Bruce Lassman Jeanne Dennis The Carnival Michael Lanza Debora Mealy /-"IV 5 lb box $8.45 Deborah Deprey Karen Lawliss Deborah DeRosa Bradley Miller Urge or Srilkll Serves 8 Kathy Lyons Bruce Myrick Mm m Mttiii M Debra Dunacusky Kim Shavel 11 o z' icrMgliMt My my fN Denise Durocher Randall Sabia pkg M !■ (Mk H IT MnM H. Judith Snelgrove Mary Schubert pat|^o Clams Christine Eliasson Sharon Soucy Raymond Favreau Jill Shavel Richard Watson Mark Staiger - - - - 3 9 « Rita Featherstone Accordingly, the court held «ija,pkg The Festival:! Marlene Gaudet Nancy Uziemblo him not liable. The judge said Bntterball Tnilm ys US Grade A Tnrke3rs Serves 10 Serves 16 that, inasmuch ps Freddie was Imported ^ Roxann GiuUano Honors lending the drill “for free,” he Young Toms Catherine Golden Lynda Lamb should not bear a heavy responsi­ 9 » i y 5 Linda Guillemette Annette Landers ■ bility for its safety. Smoked HenUig "’69* 20 to 22 \ prftfl\\UfjL \M. * Kevin HiU Carole Lavoie Most courts are reluctant to lbs 1 39: Debra Howe Elizabeth MacDonald impose liability on the person who Susan Huot John Marchesseault is generous enough to lend his Finast Prime Turkeys Dmise Kane tools or equipment. Still, if he Swifts Young Toms 16-19 lbs 51 *b Sandra Martel Honors actually knows of some hazard, Catherine Kavarsky Leonard McFarland Scott Hagelin Swifts Young Hens 10-14 lbs 5 7 1^ B W W ff 59f. W « 5 1J Diane Kehoe he is usually obliged at least to Barbara Mitchell Nancy Haggett give the borrower fair warning. Gregory Kubis Kathy Morrell Sharon Hamidtfc This is particularly true when Boneless Chuck USOA Choice q Boneless USDA Choice Earl Armstrong. William Myers Jennifer Harris the borrower is not likely to no­ Rodl*!! Snacics SOPHOMORE Lynn O’Brien 'David Hauck tice the danger himself. In an­ ^ r t e d Whirls High Honors Linda Perrotta Joseph Hebert other accident case, a home own­ Cidie Steaks r UaAe Steaks I ^ r s d oeuvres Alice Alzugaray Carol Piacentini Carol Hosking er incurred legal liability by g r a p e f r u i t F Puff n’Puppy 0 9 London BrpiytGSteak^liirw ^ l O Q Fresh-Any Size Reckage Elizabeth Bohls Theresa Piela Sandra Hull letting a 13-year-old boy use his Scott Bouchard power saw. Pointing out that the B m k M A real party Pleaser * ' Timothy Ranney Christopher Kearney boy had no previous experience Francis Demarais Linn Richardson Michael Keating l x Paul Doocy with power tools, the court said BonelessShonlte GromidChuck Glenn Roberts Robert Krasner / 1 I L f/l he was all too likely to get hurt. Lynn Euzenas Sharon Romeo Jill Kremidas i/'/'i'i./t >1/1^ On the other hand, the danger Jones X Margaret Evans Linda Sancho Daniel Kurylo SHOP-RTFE STORESUCEC^ EXTRAFANCY may be so obvious that a warning Finast Creem Rite 3 2 l» 2 0 | Michael Falcinelli Debra Saucier Edward Laiizief would be superfluous. This was ctn Lawrence Freiberg Orange Juice Cucumbere the ruling in a case involving a Audrey Shelto Sean Lawton Armour Speedy Cut Fully Cooked Finast Jumbo Shrimp Honors Leslie Sundin Carl Lenkeit C M ^ k e il welding device that had an un­ A Treat fOr You and Your Budget This Week Peter Allen Timothy Tracy Scott Lenox Vz gaL guarded electric fan. The bor­ Water Matlaws Stuffed Clams Donna Anderson for rower, cut by the fan, filed suit Added Peter Tripp Donna Leonard carton 3 2 9 ^ for damages, claiming the lender- Juicy & Sweet, a delight to eat ^ Fresh Chickens Boneless Ham Crystal Clear Ice Cubes Cynthis Babbitt Richard White Brian Longo 2.: 33* Donna Bennett norida should have warned him that the Paulete Wolkon Susan Lyons G r a p e f r u i t Sotdlitt,WhAa lO h .8 9 ^ ' or AtalanU 5 lb can Finast Crispy Scallops R o lls OrtUnt 4 j £ » 1 blades were exposed. one Canned Hams 6.79 ^p.?97‘ Donald Bilodeau Donna Zaterka Rebecca Mann .. 5 9 * But the court dismissed his Carrie Bourdeau Anjon Pears W hole*Split price Krahns William McCarthy 1 6 OK. action, saying that the blades—in Z 79* 3 9 « B o lo g n a Uvai^rst ih89^ T o m a t o e s HardRipa S"e 2 9 ^ or Quartered only Canned 3 lb can 21b Karen Bragg Louann Marchesseault Sour Cream Shop'RIt* oont plain sight—were their own best Idaho Baklng-US No 1 35: Hami 4.39 can otouffer Lobster NewburgVI Paul Brown , Carando warning to be careful. As one Plmniose JUNIORS Kathy Metzger Kent Carney Soft Par hay Genoa, Salam iW wM A p p le s ReTMictout .k 2 9 ^ judge put it, there is no duty to Potatoes 5^03 High Honors Sandra Olmstead l\/largarine Maxi Cup 3 9 ' Domeellc S lb can 31b Cheryl Clay Susan Parker warn the user that a knife will Circles of Crispness for S ^ d s Chicken legs Tendn Treat 59t Swift Canned Hams 5.49 can Kevin Comeau Oomaadc cut, that a match will burn, or Eleanor Picard Croam or S«oraSScad l x » l « Apples ootrxjiUctout lb 2 9 ^ Michael Cowee Vita Herring VOna 8 9 ' SwissCheese that a hammer will mash a Janice Pasquale Nancy Pulford thumb. Cncnmbers Z ”2S Regular or Unscented Deodorant Philip Crombie Kevin Rennie ( irr,( ( r\ S./i nii Chidmn Breasts Tc^ 6% Robert VanVogelapoel^ Schapp’s $ 1 3 S “No one needs notice,” said the Mward Curvino Part$Um Imported Ham w f c . 7 9 ^ 11 oz Nancy Zima Barbara Reuss R ic o t t a judge, “of what he already Sweet Tender ctn Patricia Dankel Patricia Richards SHop-NUHU knows.” Ban Roll-on Karen DelMastro Darlene Salyer W fC iw lV V l9 SinnarPacht Chidcen Thighs is 6SL Sliced to Order 1 ^ 0 E g g N o g Shop-nit ss: 4 9 ^ A public lervice feature of tbe Deborah Denno Neal Sayluk 5- 4T SIZE Pearl Drops Tooth Polish 21 oz. Rosemary Dennis /)(// V/i S a ltin e s i ? x 2 7 ^ Am ei^n Bar Auociation and Fresh Com Dmmsticks Tender M ttfy 69t Avail. In Storas Sheryl Shmidt I rf)Zifl font/ tbe Connecticut Bar Associa­ 6 »4 9 * wHhSarvice 'MkedHam In si“ Prell Shampoo Concenbete Mary Dillon Honors Andrew! Schubert Fresh Lemons Dell Only Susan Donlin'> CANNED tion. Written by Will Bernard. Charlene Landers Patricia Schukei C r a c k e r s Shop'RHt H U I . . »49* sizE Prell Shampoo Liquid Melanie Doty U o s.^ 0 V ® 1972 American Bar Association Fresh Limes 6 Chichen VHngs Ecanomtcai 39t Imported Chopped Ham » Michael Lanier Tim Seaver Sausage Meat Jemetimnplig. Paula Doucette Bruce Lavoie Jill Shapiro Imported Swiss Cheese 63* On Cot Hulls Teresa Doucet “ Carol Levesque C r a c k e r s “b.T29^ Lisa Senger 21b. Mm i Roast Beef USOA Choice 1 lb 69* Sandra Duclos Mary Lucia Karen Sladyk Casserolesi Vadatlas :99< lb. Alex Dziama Dianna Martel C o f f e e BARBS Ad Meet or Blair Smith can Oscar Mayer Weiners All Beef lb 9 9 * Weavers Chicken Roll" *«>79* Barbara Edlund^ Diane Martin Deborah Smith Hors d’Oeuvres*^ *p«:6 9 ^ Wayne Engman" By PHIL PASTORET All Meat or Stephen Martocci Francis Smith F r a n k s a 7 9 ' Colonial Frankfurts AUBeef lb 89* Mr Deli Bologna sucedu, order 1095^ Robin Entress Mayonnalseniisiji!:*' "17*48^ 'QQ Befit Yognrt Jacqueline May Bruce Snow Apple n e ...«. ts79^ Taxing the imagination is Fresh Ddi RoUs AU Meet or Catherine Favreau AUBeef lb 89* Fresh Made Potato Salad •» 33* Rory McCormack Karen Soares I CluUUpmtaa going to occur to some Colonial Bologna Jay Ferguson Carl McNeil B a c o n a 9 9 * G in g e r a le Shop-nta 6 s s i » I revenue-hungry politician Brown n ' Serve 8 oz All Flavors Lehan Sullivan Cauliflowe>*%r5i:;99' Finast Plain Swift Sausage All VerleOea pkg 69* Fresh Made Cole Slaw »33* ea John Fidler Jeffrey Nesteruk any day now. 99% Fat Free ctnt Rosemary Surdel C g t A g q | | # » Oem-Chad Mad a • • o r S e ^ Mary Flannelly Doreen Parker U r n AI Beil a AuaMM a 7 9 ' Tim Swan S o d a u ‘ 3 9 ' The most fragile thing 50c off With this Coupon ^ I5 c off with this Coupon Bette Friedberg B a s d Is MVerietles S Carol Perreault Wanda Swletdc Paul Galetta ^ in the teorld is a pre­ Golden Quarters Margarine a Janet Pierce Cindy Sycz I it (>1.. >>/ i \ I't . k 7 9 '. election <{ampaign prom­ Oatmeal, Wheat Schwarz-Brot Toward ttw purchase of Toward the purchase of Stephen Galovicb l V/ Tomato"?!sr 4 " :; 9 9 ' Toward the purchase of Kim Prario Joan Thibodeau Vo ra... SoV ~ zia ... r j one 49 oz pkg Any Four packages Brenda Gay Undiay ise. , Karen Rossi j Jeffrey Thomas SSactor ■ r • * Buglee, Betcha Bacon. Mis. FUbert’s 3 - 9 S Carol Graf June ’Thomas Ice Cream '^*.^;^' Ripe Olives PtUd s 3 9 ' Maxim SB Coffee V Fluffy''all” GM Crlepl Tatare Catherine Hammlck Joanne Sanford ' BreadSale ^ Finast Bruce Sheldlck Patricia Toomey American Cheese Sheet ’S.?59* Raisa Heikoff Ronald Trinks N A B t S C O Giant White Bread »> 4 '1 V M idthni8M ..O ac.30 i N g l c Valid thru ScL. Dec. 30 I Valid thru S«., Oec. 30 Quol Helenski Elaine Simao iASt MIDDLE TURNPIKe Redeem Your 100% pure Karen Simpson Joann Tylutki WlwetThlnedOM.) CMckdikiA W Finast Crange Juice ^59* Marlann Hennegan SeclaMesfSex.) . Weoill(lez.i Old Fashioned Donuts Vi 39* lOc off with this Coupon lOc oft with this Coupon ] 12c off with this Coupon Susan Small Charles Veranis TeUMIHez) .».gcHy(l6ei.) Federal Food Stamps Finast Egg Nog Rich. Testy Treat Janis Hiit Patricia Very M A N C H I S m Ann Smeallie Your O Q 4 at Shop-Rito Jewish Rye Bread nneitLWil ^3 5 * ■ Toward the purchase of Toward the purchase of Toward the purchase of I Finast Sharp I •'‘‘■J s. Christine Hogan Choice e t g . ^ 9 White g-' I Kim Smith Peter Walcek Oiie place anyone can go, I one 32 oz bd Bolden Oown one 9 oz pkg one pkg 8 Bes Pak | Cheddar Cheese Brian Hoyt Brian Waldon SUNSHINE Englishlish MuffinsMl 1? 49* I Catherine Janowiec Ann Stelmat is broke. Breakstone Temptee Cream %)Mse *c5f45* Karen Stiebitz Joy Wlanko C lM tlll(lD 9t 4 V- • • • - 4 9 * I Lemon Juice , Chipos I . Jennifer Jones Mlto CiKktieUOM.) Finast Apple Pies z2« f Edward Te4ford Frances Wilcox OPEN 8:30 ML • UkSO PJL It’s news to our neigh­ Deans Dips All VtrleUes •c5f29* Holly Kibbe Elizabeth Tracy Sandra Wilson bor thali “gin” is a game. Big Roundtuna T(Top Bread 4 “be- *1 I C VelM Itn 8M.. Dec. ao Q g j c Valid Ihni SM., Dec. 30 1 ^ 0 1 0 Valid thru Sat. Dec. 30 Q E U ^ Judith Kocfaman Lynn Waddock Kathy Wisniewski M N IW S r A iiU IH T IM k IS I A$$H.) We Reeeivc M Hgm lo Unit (hwMie "pitcta toeua Ad Eltacllwuiru S^day, Dac. 30.1972 Diane Kowalski ' Cluristlne Wheeler Arlene Zdanis NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES EFFECTIVE THRQ SAT.. DEC. 30,1972 Valerie Fisher /

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Dec. 27. 1972 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Country Music^s Man Behind The Scene -British Ruler Statues — Stamps In^ To Be Displayed Again By ALAN WILSON other, he’s behind virtually has never performed or been a never thought of doing anything Associated Press Writer ^every music scene Nashville disc jockey, he added,’’ with them. The News NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)- has to offer. ’The government has assigned He explained that his lack of “ No one knew about it,” he CALCUTTA, India (A P) - minister then, Jyoti Basu, said ' AP N0 w tfm tun» WR™* On stage Is where the g l ^ o r of In fact, it goes beycind that. on-stage experience serves as a removal was necessary two Indian historians to write said, “ because I thought it was Statues of the Britons who ruled By SYO KRONISH country music lies. But there Now, at the suggestion of confidence booster with the kinda sissy-like to wi'ite a India for more than 200 years because the rulers were legends for the new pedestals in are those behind the curtain entertainer Danny ’Thomas, entertainers he promotes. song.” are to be restored in West “ reminders of coRmlal enemies English and Bengali, to relate who are responsible for country Hart has begun laying plans for "My biggest asset is that I’m A short time later, however. Bengal. for whom we have nothing but good and bad points of the music’s current revival. , about six telel|ion‘ ty^JUiows a not an entertainer. Nobody has Hart was persuaded to survey condemnation.” rulers. ’The statues, of white Take Larry Hart for year to raise money for St. to worry about Hart beating the country music industry. He The statues, known as the stone or bronze, sculpted by The Communists were almost example. Jude’s Research Hbepital for them out of a gig and working it ; liked what he saw and decided India-Vlctoria Memorial, have British artists in England, will wiped out as a political force in A few years ago, Hart was a Children in Memphis. himself,” he'said. ' to try It. been in storage five years. not be changed. West Itengal by this "year’s midwestem electrical parts Asked to explain his rapid Hart was born in His most celebrated state elections. Prime Minister salesman for RCA. Now he’s climb to success. Hart said: Plattsmouth, Neb., and reared accomplishment was the Siddhartha Ray, the Bengal The state’s first leftist IndiraiGandhi’s Congress party got his own record label, heads “ I’ve probably had it easier in Nebraska City. After a hitch writing of a Song called “ Ode to chief minister, says; government, headed by Com­ took over. a talent agency and is a than most people simply in the Air Force, he became an ■'The Big Red,” which pays munists, came to power in Restorations of the statues in ‘"These fine works of art will producer, publisher and because no one was leary of me on-the-road sales tribute to the Nebraska March 1967 and decided im­ the old capital of the British no longer remain neglected, songwriter to boot. trying to squeeze them out of representative for RCA. Cornhuskers football team. mediately to banish the Sixty-five years ago Lord Ba­ Raj seems out of step. and the new generation, What began as a way of something. “ I’d spend a lot of time on the He’s written similar songs monuments, targets of many den Powell found^ the Boy Elsewhere remnants of the Raj reading the inscriptions, will occupying idle time has "I’m probably the only road and just as a hobby started about football teams from anti-British demonstrations in Scout movement, which has are being eliminated or are know & e type of rulers we had . reached Into the four com ers of blossomed into a new lifestyle person in country music who writing songs. Of course, I Alabama, Midiigan, Oklahoma, the first two decades of being allowed to deteriorate to fight to make the country the earth to help make better for Hart, S3. In some form or Ohio and Colorado, independence. ’The deputy chief with age. free. young men. Recognizing this fine organization on its an­ niversary, Grenada has issued a colorful eight-value set of stamps. The stamps depict the follow­ ing; Boy Scout saluting. Scouts knotting ropes. Scouts from dif­ ALL FLAVORS ferent parts of the world shak­ WESTERN, GRAIN FED U,S. GOVT. GRADE 'A ' PINEAPPLE ing hands, a portrait of Lord Baden Powell. Three of the val­ ues have duplicate designs. All FRESH HAMS CORNISH HENS DOLE JUICE HAWAIIAN PUNCH the stamps bear the official Boy Scout emblem as well as a por­ PLUS BLUE ' PLUS BLUE trait of Queen Elizabeth II. WHOLE OR HOCK 1-1/2-fO 2-LB. PLUS BLUE % STAMPS, TO O ! STAMPS, TOO! STAMPS, TOO ! A souvenir sheet was also EITHER HALF REMOVED AVERAGE issued featuring a 60 c stamp 6 9 ^ 4 5 t 2 9 « 79 > GRAND UNI showing a portrait of Lord Ba­ den Powell on a brown back­ P 4 ground and a 70c stamp illustra- g, Ck g, .& q, p, q, P -q P q ^ 4 &_4 » Ung Scouts shaking hands on a mauve background. Speaking of souvenir sheets, WE’RE BRINGING E’R i GRINGING DOWN WE’RE BRINGING WE’RE BRINGING DOWN the Bahamas commemorated FOODS THE COST OF PRODUCE its 1972 Tourism Year of the THE COST OF Ml E COST OF GROCERIES COST These ore our Everyday Low Prices.Get Blue Stamps, too! Americas with a special sheet □ BANQUET containing four values. The per­ □ ITALIAN STYLE □ DEL MONTE □ RED DELICIOUS forated sheet featured a map of DINNERS Low pr.ces' You I! find fh^m every time you shop Grand Union Not on (ust a few extra specials but on oisle after aisle of top SAUSAGE APPLES the Bahama Islands spread HOT OR SWEET CORN CHICKEN-TURKEY VACUUM PACK U.S. # 1-2V4' min. PUftEPORK 11-02. PKG. quality products Everyday! It's the kind of savings you con check out for yourself right on the legisfer tape Don t take our across all four values. At the 12-02. CAN ^ bottom of the souvenir sheet word for It! Shop and compare And remember you get Tnple-S Blue Stamps with every Grand Union Low Price are the words “It All Began Here,” and a map of the Baha­ mian island of San Salvador signifying that this was the first □ SHOULDER STEAK m □ WESSON OIL o 10 □ FRENCH FRIK ^ ^ □ ANJOU PEARS oQe stop of Columbus during his REG. OR FOR LONDON BROIL...... LB. I SW KT AAEUOW ...... LB. first voyage discovering the U.S.D. A CHOICE BKF New World. □ REALEMON □ COOL WHIP A y t □ TOMATOES 9 1 AA • • • □ CUBED STEAK i LEAtON JU IC E ...... I.QT. BTL. fIRAAJlEDJtIPE...... O FOR W O.S.D.A. CHOICE B K F-C H U C K ..... LB. I .39 Collectors of British Colonies □ RED CABBAGE m 1 a a GRSNVIKJOOOR. l-LB. JAR*t FOR I . W □ DELICIOUS APPLES who are gathering stamps hon­ □ CREAM PIES REDORGaDEN...... ® FORWW A \ O T T > SLICED BACON SLICED PICKLQ} BEETS MORTON- A 1 A A U.5. #l-2Vii"MlN. oring the Silver Wedding an­ EARLY M O R N ...... l-LB. PKG. 89* ALL VARIETIES . 14-02. PKG. FOR ■ • W niversary are reminded that a W W RED CABBAGE a o q c g r a n d UNION OR .. l-LB. JAR FOR □ EGGPLANT oec complete set should now in­ □ SMOKED PORK BUn m n .09 ^ SLICED PICKLH) BEETS POTATOES o 1 AA FRESH TENDER...... tB. clude 78 stamps from 36 coun­ SHOULDBt-WAT® ADDED...... LB. I n FRESHPAK...... 2-LB. BAG O FOR ! • V V ARMOUR STAR OR C a O N IA L CRINKLE CUT-GRADEB tries. □ FRESHLIKE VEG. - □ AVOCADO S Two small territories have WHOLE KBtNaCORN 12-OZ. D fORW aORIDA-LARGE SIZE .. 3 FOrI vOO □ PARTI STYLE HAMS OR F. S. GR®4 BEANS CAN □ APPLE PIE aoc announced surprise sets — the ARMOUR STAR...... LB. I FOR c o c i c r A '^ □ CUCUMBERS 2 25*; Cook Islands and Aitutaki. WATBt-ADDED-VACUUM PACK □ LIBBY PEACHES i -lb^ q q , LONQ QREEN A small Polyn^ian island, YELLOW CLlNG-SLICED C A N ^tFO R yif □ ONION RINGS BIRDSEYE...... B O Z. PKG. H O Aitutaki caused great ex­ ^SLICED BALONEY IN JUICE GRAND UNIC3N ...... l-LB. PKG. HUNT'S citement in the philatelic world □ DELMONTE , MOTT'S □ HELLMANN'S when definitive stamps were , rCHEESE LIPTON " M E N U issued last August. □ CANNED PIZZA SOUP GRAND UNION HAM CHICKEN NOODLE MAGIC" TOAAATO SAUCE FRUIT COCKTAIL SWIFT PREMIUM 1502. PKG. - ' APPLESAUCE A^AYONNAISE One of the smaller colonies 4 02. PKG. UJifAt. V l-LB. commemorating the 25th w a ­ PLUS BLUE V PLUS BLUE PLUS BLUE 8-OZ. ^ "14-OZ. PLUS BLUE ding anniversary of Queen Eliz­ STAMPS, TOO! STAMPS, TOO! STAMPS, TOO! < STAMPS, T ■ ^ iDrtM THRU DEC 30 T t f S T i © COUPONGOOOTHCOUPON GOOD THRU DEC. 30 1'' THIS ADVERTISEMENT EFFECTIVE AT MANCHESTER GRAND UNION ONLY .410 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. NO T RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT THE Q U A N TITY O N SALE ITEMS. no. A4TUALLV l-APtfE- I DISH DETERGENT COUPON G OOD THRU DEC. 30 l im it o n e COUPON PER CUSTOMER ^OUPONGO^T^^ LIAAITONECOU^PKCUSTOMER^I^ONE^OUPC^Ilim it o n e COUPON PER CUSTOMER LINUT o n e c o u p o n P K c u s t o m e r T h | » adwwiim iert i iw o w thm 8M., OMwniMr '3 U M QrandiUnlon SupwrmarltRta in WMtohester, Pu&wm \ Lowwr DutdOMCountlM m FWuTYooc wum^TH m y RoolMito and lrvlridimt SMiwC AHOUHT^ Of AUOHOL. CAH PoO&LB thb- a i m dMoHtw In ComwetNut, Mo^pt ChMhliw and Sharon. Not Baapontibla lOr typooraphlcai arrora. Wa raaarva tha rtobt to limit tha,quantity of aala itama. ^ TRIrfLyCFBIPF^ MB ______In lA/Mtnhaater. Putnam & Lower uuteness^o IN yoUP 0LOOP. C»p«uW» k«lf4»l inlonil«i»n. Also eHective in Connecticut, except Cheshire and Sharon. Not o « u PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., D ^. 87. M7> MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 27, 1972 - PAG^ TWENTY-NINE

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WHAT TOOK VA SO LON($> 1 HA P T P TAlgg t h a t v b a h o h ei American Christians Embark On Great Evangelism Effort IT RKVBALSP THAT X PtPhKTfiCrr r »- yoo.O H /aw i , » SV LVB STBnr h 0f CNY MORE HIS BUSINESS, NEW YORK (AP) - fundamentalists, conser­ UNSPENT REVENUE THAN CONGRESS T e m p o r a r ily, denominations. “ It has groups working ways, and to the extent, it committee. They range from major, atAtHf ABOUT m IMT American Christians of nearly The plan was sparked by a Me-nu-you. WHEN IT APJOURNS! FOR REMODEUNS/ vatives, liberals, moderates “ It is the widest, joint effort together that have never chooses, so as not to com­ d historic bodies such as the every kind havi^ started their and small and large in the history of North worked together before. It may promise its position or practice. However, the five years of Episcopal^ Church, numerous 1967 interdenominational most broadly cooperative denominations that previously American Christianity,” said do more to build a united It offers "a new style of Roman Catholic dioceses and planning has been on a rheeting arranged by Baptist venture in modem times — to have shunned ecumenical the Rev. Joe Hale, of Nashville, 'Christian front than anything participation,” said the Rev. cooperative basis and various the United Church of Canada to li try to "Strengthen the activities, such as the big Tenn., United Methodist we’ve ever done.” Dr. Thomas F. Zimmerman of joint endeavors, both nationally black denominatioifs, theologian CJarl F.H. Henry, commitment of this generation Southern Baptist (Convention director of ecumenical A central factor drawing such Springfield, Mo., general and locally, are contemplated. Pentecostal groups and form w editor of Christianity to Christ. and Lutheran Church-Missouri evangelism and a member of inclusive participation is that superintendent of the Altogether, about 150 evangelistic organizations such Today. The year-long, in­ terdenominational effort, began bn Christmas Day with M IC K E Y H N N BY HANK LEONARD the first of a two-week period of MtCKj A/tevOU, noontime prayers for its ' i f f ^ OKAY? success, involves both Roman Catholics and most all of Protestantism. -'M Called "K ey 73,” its theme

SBAMMN Subsidies For SST m S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL II Opposed 'VOU'IENDERFOOT/'' V IW ^ PO VOJ WASHINGTON (AP) - Economist Milton Friedman PRISaiM ’S POP BY AL VERMEER says government subsidies to c a r i :y l e s u r e i s VES/ aU T 1 W ISH , develop a supersonic transport TICKLED WITH HIS> HE W OULDN'T HE GilV/ES CHRISTMAS WEAR IT IN THE M E T H E plane would be a step toward p r e s e n t .' HOUSE.' WILLIES/ socialism. Friedman’s statement was submitted to the Senate-House •o Economic Committee In advance of hearings starting today on whether to revive the SST project. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA ' Sen. William Proxmire, D- Wis., the committee chairman, said in releasing Friedman’s X'M Djeiv^/^a WHAT W e O N B S O A y - p l b n t v LX testimony Tuesday that his ii-rr t o main objection to development la-yr POPS, you you t h b PAy BUT, YiHAT'S TPAT h e a d P O P I t r MBA, t w . TJA t s s M . tW . PR. D O H 'r L O O K IS (SOT TO DO THE NEAREST . of the SST is that “ the M T P I T / SOt-f= COURSE i government has no business THE BOttN LOSER b y A rt S a n aom paying for a plane that is strict­ ly for com m ercial use and \rtiATCOSCHJ private profit.” WMST A^ETD Funds for the project were cut off by Congress in a fight led by Proxmire. Friedman said he favors building an SST in the United States “ if private enterprise finds it profitable to do so after paying all costs, including any environmental costs im^sed by third parties.” But he said he opposes MUTT AND JEFF B U D F IS H E R “ governmental subsidization of the SST for exactly the same C.^in right t l«ra LEAVE H M -- J E F F 6 0 T SOME .V.i|>l.. S cL IW..UNMI How DO you reasons that I oppose < I’M SURE HE N A ll Wvrial lli|h i« tbvnrvnl BY FRANK BAGINSKI CIGARS FOR CHRISTMAS/ LIKE ’EM.MUTT? governmental subsidization of I 't -L T R y _ W O N ’T M IN D M E p ^ ' ■ 1 I 1 i I ^ BORROWiNOONE r ? : I SMOKE ’EM the production of food, or of ^WELUlRTZ IS a l m o s t yEP,iia oATEs,a m a r r ia s e IT HASn'T....BUT IMWILL1N6 automobiles, or of furniture, or THE WORK ALLTHETIME/ O U T -TOE D O O R -T A N er P R O P O S A L S a n d o n e ToSSJUEEZE IT ALU IN I of electric power.” WAS ITALUMEANINSFUL?.' l o v e A F F A IR !I BEFORE NCW YEARS - r l (i “ I believe in the free \l r entef^llse system,” Friedman f said. “ A governmental decision TO U S ... to produce an SST largely at its i own expense is a step toward socialism and away from free enterprise.” •■ley year holiday Proxmire, agreeing with him, said the taxpayer should not be 2 -2 7 asked to fund “ a plane that will porfiea morel be used by less than 3 per cent of the public and where all the WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI profits would flow to private MB. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY investors and corporate officers.” HEPEfe A CRACKER THE RESIDENT IPMOU HAD THREE WIGHEa^ I'D W B H TH A t ALLTHE PEOPLE WHO He said that during two days AS

■C CHoKp; Convict ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY n-n z Loses Out eimkf M U , k<. tKh. lU.M l. oa. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE On Appeal I'D LIKE TO SPEAK TO I'M SORRY. MRS. T HEY/ THIS CAPTAIN EASY PARTY PLATTERS MRS. LORENA GRAY. GRAY'S ROO/A DOESN'T IS TOO GOOD BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE ANSWER. TD BE TRUE/ HARTFORD (AP)-The JUST A OUR'’EMERALD" Connecticut Supreme Court has HE o f t e n c a l l e d PILIKIA HI$ MO/AEHT, LADY IS STAVING WHICH ERINEE V' po YOU EUFP0E E I ruled that a Bloomfield man OWN PftIVAre 'TREAEUAE INLAND*.. m r O At V r A NURSE FRIEND DOCTOR WHERE I AM/THE witness, and is entitled to the OF /WINE IN CALI- LETTER IS PROM HIM/ J same consideration...which FORNIA-SAVINS would include your considera­ HOW HAPPY I AM TD HAVE FOUND tion of his obvious interest in the verdict which you are to render,” Barber told the jury. The high court said Barber’s charge was not prejudicial to the defense. Justice Herbert S. li-37 MacDonald wrote in the court’s unanimous decision that a lowar court “ may advise the S G T . S T R IP E S . . . F O R E V E R BY BILL HOWRILLA jury that in weighing the credibility of an accused’s I P U k t e i o tiestimony, they can consider Shop Top Notch fPETDBN A . V j- \ his interest in the outcome of c:H(?ISrAAAS IM T H d » lF T f.. I T t » the trial.” ...M xi1l N ever S ettle EAST HARTFORD — 7 ^ LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S Q N The court also rejected a 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE claim from the defense that tor an ‘O rdn ary" Barber prejudiced Guthridge’s 801 SILVER LANE case when he told the jury that Disco unt “ The law is made for the protection of society and inno- MANCHESTER < ^ t persons, and not to protect 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN guilty ones. If and when the presumption of innocence has been overcome and im br NCA. kt. WoYAfK /R -R T er.T)!ru— reraoved .lt is the sworn duty of the jury to enforce the law.” A*s,

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MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 27, 1972 — PAGE THIRTY-ONE ilpartwaim For Bent 82 Apartments For Bent 02 Sualnea* Loeetleim- For Bent or The “ Action Marketplace" MANCHESTER — Elast Center Tlw Economical W ay ~ SSSSSBt IvfER V04DER >NfW 1V40SE PLASTiC 'B u t M prTTW EIO VS --* *? Tobacco Firms Fund S ^ t , 9room apartment, $175 DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, BOXES THEV PACK TDr/S ik | 0EF=V Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers with heat. Call Broker, 6491180. beautiful, spacious, excellent ’ To Advertise amim. location, first floor, all DESTRuenOKi-' HALF AN HOUR Harvard Medical FT\^-ROOM flat with garage, facilities, parking, reastmable Over 60,000 Daily Readers LUXURIOUS FOK1HEBOX, ad^to preferred. No petorro rent. 353 Center St., 6491680, D O >NE STILL TWENT/MiNunes 16 word^ 8 days ...... $1.89 2-BBdroom children, security. 649-0865 649-3549. I4AV/E AM r r School Smoking Study Fast Results f o r i m e TOV! Furnished Apts. after 5 p.m. I C A K T o l d - f^ s h io h e o BUGTEO'J 16 words, 6 days ...... $8.24 • Just for single people ACROSS Bolton Notdi Shopping G E T iT OAHOPEKER?. BOSTON (AP) — Harvard air pollutants, the genetic COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 16 words, 10 da3ns ...... $4.50 • Wall-to-wall carpeting DELUXE ONE — Bedroom Center, 4,000 square fo » O PEM f Medical School is launching a difference in host susceptibili­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS apartment, wall-to-wall modern building, former ty, and so on. A direct causal • All appliances five-year investigation, 20 words, 26 days . : ...... $14.56 carpeting throughout, complete McKinney Lumber yard. sponsored by eight tobacco relationship for any of these or 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION • Dishwasher appliances, vanity bath. BeautifuUy remodeled home companies, that will probe the other environmental factors Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday • 2 full baths Centrally located $175 monthly. improvement show rooms. has not been clearly R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. Suitable for many businesses. relationship between tobacco PHONE 643*2711 is 12:00 Noon Friday • Air-conditioner smoking and lung and heart dis­ demonstrated. Rent entire or pan. 1-223-4460, • Fireplace FOUR largerge rooms, wall-to- or 521-7373. Shown by ease, the school announced “ Our proposal will provide a • Balcony wall carpef, gas and heat fur­ appointment only. Tuesday. ‘ research program relative to PnlnUng-Poporlng 12 Help Wantod 28 Uva Stock 42 • Gym rooms nished, dishwasher, disposal. Researchers will study the tobacco and health, one of HERALD • Sauna baths Available December 20, $185 MANCHESTER - Available effect of smoking on develop- whose goals is to provide con­ PLEASE READ INSIDE — outside, paintlns. I per month. 649-5481. soon. East Center Street. New tributions of significant data to BOX LETTERS KEYPUNCH operators, second OUTGROWN 12.3 hands, gray • Rec room ment of emphysema, YOUR AD Special rates lor people over 65. and third shirts, ex p ^ en ced Welsh-Morgan...... pony, Good first floor office-business bronchitis, lung cancer and help resolve some of the •ft Call my competitors, then call Alpha Numeric. Hours can be jumping potential. Cart pony i HAPPY ADS Mpre-More-More Fumlahed Apartment* 84 ^ c e , 50’ to 2,500 square feet. heart and vascular diseases. questions that now exist concer­ F or Your me. Estimates given. 649-7863. BEBRfS WORLD Possible telephone and Classified or "Want Ads" are, scheduled for your training in riding started. 649 “ While it is common ning the effects of cigarette All utlBtlealHeluded In rent TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ secretarial service. Merritt Information taken over the phone as a con­ convienience. E. C. M. South 1707, ask for Debbie. knowledge that cigarette smoking,” Huber said. J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom ment, heat, hot water, stove, Agency, 6491180. THE HERALD will not dis­ Windsor, 644-2445. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Financing the $2.8 million venience. The advertiser should decorating, interior and 64 7 -1 1 S 5 56 8-4 4 0 0 refrigerator. Apply htorlows, smoking has been alleged to be close the identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT Artlela* lor Sale 45 a major cause of these study are American Brands, exterior, paperbanging, full SALES positions open, female. 887 Main Street, Manchester. 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, tiser using box letters. Readers diseases, many other factors, Iqp.; Brown and Williamson APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in insured. For free esubiates, Apply 54 evenings, Olan Mills, POUR-ROOM apartment, heat, office, etc. $160. CaU 6492428,9 answering blind box ads who lime for the next insertion. The call 64SF4658. If no answer 643- LIVE BAIT Open 24 hours. hot water, appliances, parking, TWO apartments, second floor, 5. not so well publicized, may also Tobacco Corp.; Larus and Bun* Comer Shopping Plaza. Ring bell service. Shiners, d ^ r e to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE 6362. lor central location. $180 monthly. one 3-room, one 2-room. AU be important, “ said one of the Brothers, Inc., Liggett and crawlers, etc. 144 Deming can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for 6493340. utilities, no children or pets, researchers. Dr. Gary L. Huber Meyers, Inc.; Lorillard, Inc.; LIVE-IN companion for elderly Street, Manchester. Wapping any advertisement and then only to RICHARD E. Martin. Full self-care lady, s h ^ household mature tenants preferred. (^ 1 of Boston City Hospital. Philip Morris, Inc.; R.J. Enclose your reply to the box Road. MODERN one-bedroom M a n c h B B tB T the extent of a “ make good” inser­ professional painting scu'vice. duties, 60 miles from Hartford. after 4 p.m., 64^96. Houaea For Sale 72 Wented-Beal Estate 77 “ These include exposure to Reynolds Industries, Inc.; apartment, wall-to-wall in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the Interior - exterior. Free es­ Salary negotiable. 875-1216 United States Tobacco Co., and (XEAN, .dark rich loam, five rarpeting, range, refrigerator, (lassified Manager, Manche^er timates, fully insured. 649-4411. after 5. BOLTON Notch-Cozy 2-room MANCHESTER - New Dutch SELLING your home or NOTICE Tobacco Associates, an value of the advertisement will not yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, disposal, air-conditioner, large NEW OFFICE Evening Herald, together vM^a furnished apartment for an Colonial, 4 bedrooms, formal acreage? For prompt friendly association of Tobacco be corrected by "make good” inser­ C. AND G. Home ImiHPOve- stone, manure, pool, patio sand closets, basement storage, older adult, private entrance, PUBUC HEARING NOTICE memo listing the companies PART-TIME Men wanted . .. SeflMon* dinlM room, living room, large service, call Louis Dimock growers. tion. ment. Interior, exterior pfdn- and firewood. 6499504. laundry facilities, parking for 2 bath with shower, heat ana Additional Appropriation you do NOT want to see your mornings for'maintenance, 646- may hav* taut yaw BINLINNG famity room, paUo off eat-in Realty, 6499823. PUBUC HEARING ting and wal^pering. cars, good location. 140 ffllllard electricity included, parking. Board of Directors letter. Your letter will be 4220. .ALUMINUM sheets used as kitchen, 2-car attached garage, Additional Appropriation 643-2711 estimates. 228%Ce, l^iB31. a happy odf St., $175 per month. Call Weekly rental $30. 6492226. ALL CASH for your property destroyed if the advertiser is printing plates, .007 thick, aluminum siding. Lovely Town of Manchester Board of Directors Peterman, 6499404. 150 NO. MAIN ST. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, one you've mentioned. If not it TEXAS Oil Company needs 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. wooded lot. Merritt agency. Connecticut Town of Manchester DONALD E. Tarca - Houaes lor Bent 85 Main) 6491180. instant service. Hayes Agency, will be handled in the usual SwvICM Ottorod 12 good man over 40 for short trips Phone 6492711. (Cor. of Notice is hereby given that Connecticut UgilOR PERMIT paperhanging and painting. surrounding Manchester. MANCHl^STER — Brand new, 6490131. manner. 9,000 Square Feet the Board of Directors, Town of Notice is hereby given that NOTICE OF APPLICATION estimates. Call 643-0271.i Contact customers. We train. one-bedroom apartments, wall- MANCHESTER - 3'A room MANCHESTER - Six-room This is to give notice that 1, Evelyn F. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also GOOD used vacuums $10 and w T o W ill DWIde Manchester, Connecticut, will the Board of Directors of the Air mail, B. E. Dickerson, to-wall carpeting, all duplex. Stove, refrigerator, Colonial, 3 bedrooms, dining HAGLER Real Elstate needs T im reck o f 57 LInnmOre D rive, moving large appliances. up. CaU only 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 872- I OLIVE OIL appliances, heated, air- hold a Public Hearing in the Manchester 08040 have (lied an upUca- Lost snet GEORGE N. Converse - Pres., Southwestern Petroleum $135. No lease. Adults. Pets. 30-Day Occupancy room, country kitchen with pan- listings. CaU 6496624. Town of Manchester, Found 1 Burning barrels delivered. $4. 9169. •ji: Thinking of you very, conditioning, parking, $190. 649 Hearing Room at the Municipal tlon placarded 10 December 1971 with Interior and exterior painting Corp., Ft. Worth, Texas. 289-7475. tiy, 2-car garage. Only $30,000. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Connecticut, will hold a Public the Liquor Control Commission (or a 644-im . 7800. Building, 41 Center Street, LOST— Beagle, black and tan, and paperhanging. Fully very much, a lot. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Hearing in the Hearing Room of RESTAURANT WINE k BEER for the A (300D buy...give it a try. • Ampte Parkkig sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises Buckland-North Manchester insured. Call 643-28M after 5 SALES Position — Successful ij- Love, ANDOVER — 9room house on 6492813. Manchester, Connecticut, the Municipal Building, 41 CARPENTER available, days, Blue Lustre, America'^s FIVE-ROOM apartment, first- • All Eteelric Mr. Turkey Shop. 585 B i ^ Street, area. Reward, 644-8440. p.m. background. Construction lake, available January 1st NOTICE Tuesday, January 2, 1973, at Center Street, Manchester, Manchester 08040. The business will be eveninn, weekends. Additions, favorite carpet shampoo. E. A. :g Rusty floor, available now. • Etevator experience, reads blueprint, is through June 15, completely MANCHESTER - Deluxe 9 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on Connecticut, ’Tuesday, January owned by Mr. Turkey Shops, Inc. and alterations, repairs. No job too Johnson Paint Co., 723 Main References and security pay­ furnished. Call 643-76(», 649 • Full SorviCM will be conducted by Evelyn F. Timreck LOST,r, puppy, German B.A.C. Painting Co. Painting aggressive, has ingenuity and room Garrison Colonial, 2Vk PUBUC HEARING the following: 2,1973, at 8:00 P.M. to consider small. Free estimates. Call Street, Manchester. 649-4501. ment, no pets, no children. 2871. • Wall*t Tuesday, January 2, 1973, at 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent free estimates. 643-2519. $99.65. Easy terms. 522-04716, children or pets, parking, hot Adults only. Swurity deposit. 6490131. wmi condition. Call between 5-7 work. Steps, dormers. Bolton, Conn. BEAGLE Dogs — two six- water, centrally located. A nUKH PlINTY 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on dealer. Model apartment open for in­ 6490617. What a home for 1973. New 9 p.m., 643-9491. Residential or commercial. OIL months old, also older female Security deposit. 643-6441, 4-8 Houaea For Sale 72 the following: JUNK Cars removed, $10 per spection 1-6 p.m., Sunday. Other room Ranch on a gorgeous car. 875-6359. ^ Call 649-4291. FEMALE full-time for counter and registered male. Good p.m. Proposed additional ap­ ESTATES and household lots to times by appointment. high treed-lot with privacy 1965 FORD station wagon, good work at Hartford Road Daify^ hunters. Call 6490851. ' - ■'buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. PRICE reduced on this 9room propriation to Educational running condition, 646- DICK’S Snow Plowing — STATION Queen. Days, Monday-Friday, Built by WE HAVE customers waiting Colonial. Owners anxious to and view. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Special Projects, Fund 41, Head 2624. Specializing in serving Manchestor 10-5, experience preferred, AKC Samoyed lies, 6 weeks CLEAN USED — refrigerators, UftR HOUSING CORP. for the rental of your apartment sell, aluminum siding, 3 2 fireplaces, 2 garages and a Start Program 1973— $68,103.00 BooSng-SIdlng-Chlmney I t excellent starting wage. Apply old. $125. Phone 9946. Rockledge and surrounding ranges, automatic washers Rentals by: or home. J.D. Real Estate Bualneea Locatlona- porches, appliances, nice host of other extras. to be financed from State 1965 CORVAIR convertible, area, driveways, sidewalks, Stay one step ahead of in person 1912 noon. V wfth guarantees. See them at B. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. For Bent 87 private lot, centrally located. Immediate occupancy. Please BIDWELL Home Improvement Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Grant. automatic transmission. Call parking lots. 6490002. : IRISH setter pups, AKC, D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main $24,300. Cantor & Goldfarb caU Joe (Jordon, 6495306. Co. Expert Installation of the competition. MACHINISTS - Lathe and 643-2692 643-9551 Proposed additional ap­ 644-0607. champion blood lines, show St., Call 643-2171. LOOKIJVG for anything in real MANCHESTER — 100,000 Realtors, 643-8442, 875-6244. SMILE! MANCHESTER Building aluminum siding, gutters and Bridgeport. We need quality, morning 8:3910:30, estate rental — apartments, square feet, will divide. • •B&Wee propriation to . General Fund trims. Roofing installation and MODERN 3-BAY ^ ex^rienced people. Name your T1>e BARROWS tc WALLACE Co. Budget 1972-73, Board of Ekluca- LINCOLN Continental 1966, 4- Maintenance — complete floor evenings after 7, 647-1632. HOOVER apartment size homes, multiple dwellings, no Suitable for manufacturing and WEST Side — The perfect repairs. 649-6495, 8799109. price. Carlain Manufacturing 1 Realtors — MLS door sedan, 4 steel belted tires. cure, general cleaning, washer. Gold, like new. $100. ■ fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate warehouse. 1-7495634. starter home or retirement tion — $50,000.00 for renovations STATION Co., 757 Goodwin St., East Manchester Parkade — 849-5308 ■ It's Catching... Send Must be seen, priced to sell. commercial and residential. AKC registered Poodle puppies, Phone 8793898. Associates, Inc. 6495129. home. Three large rooms, base­ to Robertson School Offices, to ROOFING — Specializing Hartford, 5292065. excellent companion for young MANCHESTER area — Modem 644-1826, 644-1097. Also 24-hour janitor service. Anvtr lo froioiii fuxil* ment, storage in attic, garage, VERNON - Near Parkway, 9 be financed from State Building repairing roofsI ee workers s r applianced kitchen, caipeting, and residential. Reasonable FLOOR SANDING and old books. Most anything old. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. bedroom Cape, fireplaced struction or repairs, or both, of & M Equipment, Route 83, • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE 44 Bitter vetch 2H baths, 2-car garage, $42,5()0. rates. Also available as backup refinishing, (specializing in 6496535. 46 Greek letter » living room, carpeting, sidewalks and curbs. Vernon, 8/2-8311. Monday- CLEANING woman wanted, Sat-up and oparata Village Charm Realty, rig. CaU 646-3467, 647-9304. older floors). Also special THREE-ROOM garden 48 Prepare excellent condition, $29,500. A copy of the proposed Order Your Happy Ad Today! Tbursday 95, Friday 99, Satur­ one or two days weekly. Own bread for BT Villager - - - Realtors, 6491509. in inside painting and p • BROWN ANO SHARPE MILLING MACHINE apartment. Avocado appliance, ordinances may be seen in the day 8-4. transporation. Call M4-2183 serving 64915 SHARPENING Service - han^ng. ,iohn Verfaille, after 7 p.m. Sat-up and oparata Booms Without Board 59 vanity bath, carpeting, heat, U Town Clerk’s Office during Saws, knives, axes, shears, 51 Rugged ridge SOUTH WINDSOR - Large Caii 643-2711 lU AN HOUR lets you go 5750, ^-2222. hot water, air-conditioner, $175 55 L i ^ brown T $r ST l i p r business hours. skates, rotary blades. Quick « CUHER GRINDERS THE THOMPSON House - 4 t r SEVEN-room Ranch, living immaculate 9bedroom Ranch, shopping without your children. WANTED part-time secretary monthly. Immediate 56 West Indies MR service. Capitol Equipment room, dining room, kitchen, formal dining room, eat-in Anthony Pietrantonio DEADLINE: 12 Noon. Doy Before Publieation Monday-Saturday, 7-5:15 p.m. with good tele|dione personality occupancy. Phone 6493978. Indian tribe r H u ' Mandtesester. • N U E P O R T Sat-te « 4 tparata 60 One (Scot.) family room, 3 bedrooms, 2 kitchen, wall-to-wall carpeting Board of Directors Co., 38 Main St., Call Delmont Day Care Center, and some typing ability to work Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday 61 Lawyer (ab.) IT IK t r baths. Excellent location and in two bedrooms, air- Manchester, Conn. 649-5531. Read afternoons. Small congenial Ml banaftb. Mi aqual opportunity ampMyar. SIX rooms, flFst floor, 8175 7:399, Saturday, 7:394. 643- 62Tast school district. Ya acres, built conditioner, walk-in closet, Dated at Manchester, office. Write Box NN, for ovem ^t and permanent monthly, utilities included. 587 63 Masculine IT H flImtrJfF0trr lEurnittg Ifrrtdii 7958. guest rates. Center St. 649-5057. 1965. Call Warren E. Howland, enclosed work shop, oversized Connecticut this twenty-first Herald Ads Manchester Evening Herald. nickname - JE garage, $33,500. Owner, 644- (NiWSPAkU INTimiSI ASSN.) Realtor, 6491106. day of December. PAGEiTHIRTO-TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Dec. 27,1972 Hebron Today’s State The Colonial Rd. Issue L ossing Lottery Number The Weather Payment Began Five Years Ago B id s Asked 52641 Cloudy, windy and cold tonight and On Taxes ilanrIjpHtpr lEuptitug UpraUi Friday, with a chance of occasional snow The controversy over sewerlines at $80,000. He gave HARTFORD (AP) - Loggers flurries. Tonight’s low in the upper teens, Friday’s high near 30. abandoning a portion of Parker no estimate for property who want the right to cut dead Near Due St. and rerouting its traffic acquisition. timber in the Mattatuck State MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1072 VOL. XCH, No. 74 MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm through Colonial Rd. can be Except for town abandon­ Forest were invifed Tuesday to EIGHTEEN PAGES traced back to a Board of ment of a section of Parker St. submit bids for the work to the PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ANNE EM T and for Lydall Inc. fulfillment Direct''*'’® “Ction of five years state Department pf Correspondent and two weeks ago. of expansion plans, Weiss’ Environmental Protection. Tel. 228-3971. It wns on Dec. 13,1967 that the remarks and p r^ ctio n s of five Theodore Bampton, depdty Tax Collector Mrs. Marian board authorized Town "years ago have become fact. environmental protection com­ New Tax Relief Plan Cello reminds residents that the Manager Robert Weiss to take The Oakland-Parker missioner said that cutting the second installment db property two officiai actions relating to Connector (Sheldon Rd.) has dead, standing timber would taxes on the Grand List of Oct. the Parker-Oakland Connector been completed at a cost of Arabs allow younger trees to grow and eize Embassy 1,1071 become due and payable — since renamed Sheldon Rd. about $323,500, with $23,500 of it Elderly Proposed added that the department Jan. 1. These taxes will become for acquisition of one piece of He was told ■’to seek Town “ will harvest the trees and earn delinquent Feb. 1 at udiich time property. The PUC (Public Planning Commission approval a return on a resource that interest will be charged at the Utilities Conunission), after a HARTFORD (AP) - The appropriate amounts from the for a road-layout plan, and for a otherwise would be wasted.’’ state to the extent that 20 per rate of V* o f 1 per cent as of Jan. present system of providing taxes it levies on elderly zone change from Rural public hearing, ordered the The high bidder must have cent of their annual rent Six Israelis Held Hostage 1 until the taxes are paid. town to close the public property tax relief for the homeowners and then collect R ^ d e n c e to Industrial. Both the work done by June 1,1973 at (including utilities) exceeded 5 Mrs. CeUo wiU hold offlce railroad crossing at Parker St. elderly should be replaced by a its reimbursement from the were aiH;>roved. the 80 acres in Watertown so per cent of their incomes. hours to receive payments at and Mitchell Dr. and authorized more direct, state-funded state. I Weiss explained that the that hikers and picnickers will The total incomes of elderly the Town Office Building daily a new public crossing at ssrstem of tax credits or reim­ Elderly renters would be Nine Hours By Terrorists comiector would open the area not be inconvenienced, 4 households would include Social including Saturdays from 9 Colonial Dr. and Parker St. bursements that would benefit reimbursed directly by the for' industrial use and, in the Bampton said. Security payments. a.m. to noon. process, would eliminate the And, after a second public renters as well as home­ BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - The terrorists earlier had Sunchai ran to a telephone Four Arab terrorists took over Payment may also be made bottleneck at Parker St. and hearing; it authorized Lydall owners, the chairman of the vowed to “ fight to the end” outside the compound and the Israeli embassy today, by mail. If a receipt is Mitchell Dr., where a public Inc. to use the crossing at Governor’s Commission on Tax rather than release the called the local police station. Pearson seizing six hostages, but requested, a self-addressed railroad crossing existed. Mitchell Dr. as a private Reform said today. hostages. More than 300 police and troops government sources said the in­ envelope and postage should be He said Parker St. would be crossing. Reported ’The conmiission’s proposed Rising Food Costs The Thai government offered rushed to the compound and vaders agreed nine hours later enclosed. abandoned between Colonial The residents of the Colonial new p ro g rto would be funded the Arabs safe conduct out of surrounded the embassy to release the hostages in M eetings Rd. and Mitchell Dr. and that Rd. area have asked town Gravely 111 entirely by the state and would the, country if they would building. return for a safe conduct out of Hie following m eetiiip and Parker St. traffic from the officials to petition the PUC cost about $15 million a year, Baffles Council release the hostages. The Israeli government said activities are scheduled for the again — this time for reversing OTTAWA (AP) - Former said Francis E. Baker Jr. ’Thailand. Details of what evolved from five Israelis were being held south would be rerouted though WASHINGTON (AP) — The Nixon administration is remainder of the week: Colonial Rd., passing tro u g h its previous rulings. prime minister Lester B. Pear­ Instead of the present method The hostages included this were not Immediately inside, including First Shimon Avimor, Israeli am­ clear. Tonight; Conservation Green Manor’s Industrial Park son is gravely ill, suffering of freezing local property tax planning changes in its wage-price controls, but it still Secretary Nitzhan Hadass, his bassador to Cambodia. Commission, 8 o’clock. Town and exiting at Parker St., near from a recurring illness that led rates when a home-owner doesn’t know what to do about rising food costs. One report was that Thai of­ wife and the wife of a clerk. Thai police entered the Office Building; Gilead the connector. to the loss of an eye in 1970 reaches the age of 65 and of Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz said Wednesday ficials and the Egyptian The terrorists threw out two Retirement embassy tonight. ambassador reached agree­ Congregational Church Senior He said the abandoned when he underwent surgery for deducting $1,000 from the that if it weren’t for rising food prices, inflation would notes containing a list of the 36 The government negotiated Choir rehearsal, 7:30. portion of Parker St. would be the removal of a tumor. assessed value of his property, ment with the Black September Palestinians for whom freedom Issue Hearing have subsided enough to justify a wage increase guideline with Pan American World Thursday: Board of used by Lydall Corp. for The news was released the commission recommends a terrorists guaranteeing them was demanded and seven other lower than the current 5.5 per cent. Airways to take the Arabs to Selectmen, 5 p.m.. Town Office expansion purposes, the public Approved Tuesday night, first by a family system of tax credits to relieve safe passage if they released deniands. their unknown destination. the hostages unharmed. But Building; Hebron railroad crossing would be spokesman and later by the the financial burden on low- Rumsfeld, director of the Cost The other demands were not Economics officials said the The Arabs gained access to Pan American had refused to Congregational Church Senior closed to through traffic and prime minister’s office. No income elderly persons. of Living Council. made public immediately. HARTFORD (AP) - One administration probably will the compound to start the day’s carry the Arabs if they were Choir rehearsal; 7 p.m.; would be used as a private details were announced. The credits, or deductions A high council source said The notes identified the federal judge Tuesday cleared change the profit-margin rule, events. Two of them wore armed, police said. Recreation Commission, 8 crossing by Lydall, and a new ’The illness — never publicly from property tax payments, that whatever decisions are terrorists as members of the the way for three federal judges phase out rent controls and formal white tie and tails, as if The Israeli government had p.m.. Town Office Building. public crossing would be specified — worsened in the would be avaitable to all elderly * made on food costs, controls on Black September organization, to hear a suit against a state change the coverage of the they were going to attend said it would not submit to Friday: Hebron provided at Colonial Rd. and past few weeks and doctors are home-owners with total farm products probably would the guerrilla group responsible employes retirement benefit wag^price control program. today’s investiture of Prince blackmail and release Congregational Church Board Parker St. reported to be concerned this incomes of less than $7,500 per for the Lod airport massacre policy which allows female Administration officials are be avoided. Vajiralongkom as heir to the prisoners. of Deacons meeting, 7 p.m.. Weiss said the connector time with an area of the 74- household and whose taxes last May and the attack on the workers to retire at full pension consulting with labor and Shultz said the administration throne. Parsonage. would run from Oakland St., op­ year-old former prinae exceed five per cent of their in­ Two of the terrorists wore Israeli Olympic team in Munich five years earlier than men. business leaders in advance of would try to increase food They were granted ready posite N. School St., to Parker minister’s neck. comes. The maximum credit or white tie and tails, posing as last summer. John Frisina (second from left) is brought into East the state trooper, is Atty. Jerome Griner, who represents Men may retire with full the changes. supplies while keeping farm access and were joined by two St., near Colonial Rd., with a Although he had been under reimbursement paid by the diplomats returning from the One note, written in English, pension at the age of 55. But rising food prices incomes steady. other armed Arabs, who Hartford’s Circuit Court 12 Tuesetoy to be presented on a Frisina. (Herald l be submitted to the legislature Public Works Department, $1.2 were paying their respects to coffin arrived, also was to Britain; three daughters, Lee funeral home tonight from 7 to the administration is reluctant Only 250 guests were invited, citizen of an alleged robbery in No further details on the Frisian is represented by during the coming session and million per year. ’Truman, lying in state in the chime again. Ann Frisina of Andover, and 9. 1 I m to do anjrthing about controlling few of them of national renown, progress at Ellmore’s Stand on cause of death are available. should result in significant marble lobby of the library. The governors of Missouri —Reorganization of the in keeping with the Crime Decreases Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Dr. Ellvey said. State Police iV additional savings,” said the interest rates, Shultz told They had lined up on the and Kansas, Warren E. W hile Vietnam Bonus office, $102,000 newsmei}. unpretentious solemnity that The witness stated that a truck investigating the alleged governor in a statement issued drives leading to the hillside Hearnes and Robert B. They a year. has marked the days since his had pulled up in front o f the murder also had no details of through his office during his building before military Docking, accepted invitations Last! VALUES —A beefed-up employe Shultz said the administration death Tuesday. Noted In Report stand and three men were the murder availaUe. absence on vacation. suggestion award program, $1.2 pallbears, in slow-motion preci­ to attend. So did Missouri artist to $5.98 is looking inth some measures Truman’s widow, who had loading snowmobiles into it. The alleged shooting The Etherington Commission .million a year in improvements sion, placed the coffin on a Thomas Hart Benton, who to moderate interest rates been secluded in her grief in the WASHINGTON (AP) - The Only Springfield, Mass., occurred shortly before 6 p.m. itself estimated the total value proposed by employes. catafalque draped in black silk. painted the giant mural in the should they continue climbing. house they shared for ^ years, Justice Department said today Waterbury, Conn., and on Christmas Day (Monday) at of its recommendations for cost The people waited patiently library lobby and Truman’s last Police arrived as the van was —Reorganization of the But he said the best way to was to be at the final rite for the that, of a dozen New England Worcester, Mass, reported in­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. I Top Labels! Just Received! Jam es' savings at over $150 million. while Richard M. Nixon and portrait. preparing to pull out and two of Motor Vehicles Department, control them is through cities of m ore than 100,000 creases under the federal Robert Bennet of Bear Swamp Browor Steppenwolf, Bobby Sherman, Meskill said his $22,360,000 $300,000 a year. Lyndon B. Johnson had The widow of his one-time the suspects fied into the woods L- V * ■ Ernest Tubb, 5th Dimension, George reducing inflation. population, nine- reported government’s Uniform Crime Rd., Andover. According to figure included only “ recurring Truman separate, private moments at haberdashery partner, Mrs. on foot. The third suspect was Jones, and many, many morel —Letting a private firm d ecreases in crim e in the Reporting system. friends of Mrs. Frisina, her hus­ annual savings.” A series of administration the coffin of the man who had Eddie Jacobson; his friend and apprehended. handle the food services at news conferences on the January-September period of The department reported band went to the Bennet home, “ This figure,” he said, “ is McCook Hospital in Hartford, Could Be preceded them in the nation’s lawyer, Rufus Burrus; ^ You Don’t Heed Cash to Save! CHARGE IT economy produced rosy predic­ 1972 compared with the similar comparative figures for seven Police charged George W. exchanged some words with his only a fraction of what we will highest office. Margaret Truman Daniel’s $180,000 a year. tions for 1973. Caustic period of 1971. serious crimes — murder and Mateychuk, 40, of 74 Stage Rd., wife, and shot her six times. eventually accomplish.” Once the doors were opened, actress-friend, Rita Gam; Gen. Meskill also praised state' The Council of Economic non-negligent manslaughter; Tolland, with second-degree The Bennets, vdio were next Among the specific steps By Burl Lyons people of all ages streamed Harry Vaughan, his presidental treasurer Robert I. Berdon, Advisers forecast a lower rate forcible rape; robbery; larceny. He was released on a door neighbors of the Frisinas, Eight Track Stereo which have been taken, the past the mahogany coffin in military aide; former saying that the treasurer’s in­ of inflation and redbeed We imagine journalists will aggravated assault; burglary $2,500 non-surety bond. He will and two Frisina children were governor listed the following: be writing for some time in eloqlient, silent tribute. They Republican Sen. Harry Darby Court Sets UN-GRAND OPENING vestment policies have boosted unemployment, but did not say and breaking and entering; appear in Circuit Court 12 in present when the shooting took — Improvements to the state recalling their experiences with moved through at the rate of of Kansas — these were all CARTRlUGES! the state’s incom e by $5.5 what it hoped the rate of larceny of $50 and over, and East Hartford on Jan. 15. place. data processing center’s Harry Truman. nearly 2,(XXI per hour, and the people who were to be there. million a year. inflation would be. Remap auto theft. Mrs. Frisina, 39, was dead on As a, young reporter, we line still stretched for a quarter And so were two newsmen arrival at Windham hospital mile after midnight. who covered his activities in In the following listing of The robbery is still under covered the former President Connecticut cities, the figures Monday night, police said. Margaret Truman Daniel, Independence, James W. investigation and other arrests on a whistle-stop train tour of Case Date are given in the same order for John Frisina, a 49-year-old her husband, Clifton, and their Porter of the Kansas City Star are expected soon, police Montana. We were present these seven categories, with the electronics technician, who four boys were at the brief and Sue Gentry, of the WASHINGTON (AP) - The stated. when he told a reporter for the first figure the one for 1971 and worked at Pratt & Whitney in ceremonies that preceded the Independence Examiner; two U.S. Supreme Court has agreed Spokane, Wash., Review; “ You the second for 1972; lying-in-state. So were 60 others senators, Minnesota’s Hubert to hear arguments Feb. 20 on I ^ M T I, V A L U E S to must feel real proud, you work Bridgeport, Conn. — 14 and 9; i who had been part of Truman’s H. Humphrey and Missouri’s the suit challenging the a 0 9 5 i j p for one of the two worst 20 and 10; 357 and 353; 153 and unofficial life — such as the Thomas F. Eagleton; Charles reapportionment of Connec­ newspapers in the nation. The 116; 2,467 and 2,058 ; 2,405 and family maid, a long-time guard S. Murphy and Edwin W. ticut’s state legislative election HOUSE . other one is the Chicago 2,181; 2,622 and 2,344. ■ Great selection of top artists and and Rose Conway, who for Pauley of his White House districts. Tribune.’ ’ It was the Tribune, of Hartford, Conn. — 18 and 14; H labels. Melanie, Frank Sinatra, B. J. many years was Truman’s days; Robert Weatherford, the The case originally was to be Tim'r* H T h o m as, Lynn Anderson. Vogues, course, that came out with the 29 and 21; 440 and 311; 501 and secretary. mayor of Independence when heard Jan. 15 but the high court linportuni ^BAssociation, and many more. Save! headline, "Dewey Defeats 445; 1,816 and 1,631; 1,352 and To ll« . the new AgWity Insurance C enter at Truman’s gravesite is just Truman came home from pushed the date back and Truman.’ ’ 1,271; 2,096 and 1,198. outside the library office where Washington in 1953. announced it would hear On the tour, we were in one New Haven, Conn. — 13 and 6; HALE the former president wrote his Also to be present were many arguments on three other The Buckland Store area that refers to itself as the 46 and 37; 178 and 167; 251 and three books, prepared the of the surviving “ Battery D cases, two in Texas and one in Christmas tree capital of the 267 ; 2,181 and 1,804; 1,323 and We promise: no fanfare. . . no balloons;... no hard sell. - lectures he delivered on college boys" from Truman’s World Georgia, the sam e day it WAVAwj world and a number of those in' 1,298; 1,732 and 1,730. v.v.w.w.v campuses and where he War I days. considers the Connecticut suit. Just friendly, competent advice on how to cut your the audience were waving signs Stamford, Conn. — 1 and 4; 15 received diplomats and Official Washington and the At issue is a challenge of the proclaiming such. “ I and 11; 101 and 85; 61 and 67; insurance bills. Drop In any time, for a free evaluation schoolboys. international community will reapportionment plan under guarantee, you, if you elect the 1,736 and 1,098 ; 389 and 327; 546 of your total insurance program. No obligation. An Army band was to play have a memorial service Jan. 5 which members of the General Republicans you’ll be lucky to and 382. “ Ruffles and Flourishes,” — a in the National Cathedral. Assembly that meets afford a Christmas tree,’’ Waterbury, Conn. — 4 and 6; 7 • Homeowners Insurance (Would you sell your home for Wednesday in Hartford were snapped Truman. and 3; 105 and 156; 102 and 124; elected last November. The what it’s insured for?) Truman was at times difficult 1,044 and 1,156; 737 and 596 ; 766 ■ plan was declared un­ for the journalist because he and 738. • Renters Insurance (The only thing your landlord’s often strayed from a prepared constitutional last spring by a 'MM insurance protects may be your landlord.) text, as such, and could easily U.S. District Court but on get caught in the mood of the Historic Pictures appeal by the Republican Party Fuel Oil Lost • Auto Insurance (Even if yoiy state lacks no-fault crowd. the nation’s highest court insurance, Agway can probably still save you money.) We have covered five issued a stay of the lower court At Bradley presidents and<^ although we Needed For ruling. The state courts had International • Health Insurance (Rest assured—an Agway policy can have a picture of President ruled the redistricting plan was Best Selling valid under the state Nixon and yours truly in the WINDSOR LDCKS help you meet the mounting costs of getting well.) ir^SfoSiriiisan^ constitution. office, we found Truman and (AP)—Some 2,000 gallons of jet L.P. ALBUMS! 150th Year Edition The plan resulted in the elec- ifOIFTVinMf w.w Lyndon B. Johnson to be the * fuel spilled out of an •AV.V.W • Life Insurance (What happens to your family If anything tion of a 187-member most personable. underground storage tank early As part of Manchester's Sesquicentennial next year. The legislature, 36 seats in the | « happens to you? Let Agway help you make sure It’s today in the freight area of Herald will publish a special pictorial prior to the June 23- Senate and 151 in the House. ORMMEHIS what you want.) Bradley International Airport, 30 observance. Should the U.S. Supreme Weather Wins state police said. SALE! To make this supplement as complete and interesting as Court declare the reapportion­ Troopers said that some of possible, the paper is looking for photographs, not ment plan invalid, it would First Round the fuel flowed into a 2Vii-mile Choose from 5 of the coun­ necessitate another election in AiaillMriHISUBJMIICE,. , ...... available in its files, of Manchester past. They can be of drainage ditch leading to the Horn* Offict; Bo> U10, SyncuM. Nm York lim ^ AQVVAY J try's best-selling L.P.s: Cara­ PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - November 1973 to correct the people, places, things—historically significant or not. Farmington River, but that DECORATIONS AND vanserai, Chicago V, Loggins The Oregon Museum of Science situation. However, the W if e Partner in your peace of mind & Messina. Why Oontcha, Persons wishing to loan pictures may bring or send them firemen expected to be able to and Industry will try again Jan. decision would not have any NOVELTIES Barbara Steisand Live. From to The Herald. Since a great deal of work has to be done stop the slow-flowing fuel with 4 to present its program on cold effect on the upcoming session W.V.V.V.V.V Columbia. ^ . well in advance of publication date, the paper would applications of foam before it Starts today! All Christmas merchandise, weather injuries such as of the legislature next month. If 1- reached the river. AGWAY INC., BUGKLAHD STORE Sticky Stuff On Seashore frostbite, chilblains, snow appreciate this being done as soon as possible. Please be the redistricting plan is upheld, including many famous names, will be The spilled fuel did not create NEWINGTOt: ‘I OCMFIELD blindness and hypothermia. sure to include your name and address to insure their it would serve as the basis for sold Vk off original price. Buy now and put Workmen from Bridgeport pick up oll-<»vered sticks, seaweed, and debris from an oil a dangerous situation in the 540 New State Rd. Buckland, Conn. 06017 33/5 BERLIN TPK’ 1 BLUE HILLS a VF The program had been return. state elections through 1980 away for next year at great aavingsl barge spill near Lynde Point lighthouse in Old Saybrook. An estimated 12,000 gallons of oil freight area, according to postponed because of bad when the next federal census is Tel. 646-7260 WETHERSFIEL r\'i\NCHESTt-R police. was spilled when the barge was damaged when a tug ran aground. (AP photo) weather. 1130 SILAS DEANE H WAN ■AHK NDL SH-OPPINf, CTP taken. ■. ■, jif-.