2 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Sept. 8. 1982 iS lf lli Resume tip: Be brief! ■ I . p a g e 11 W h .. page 4 Sunny, warm Manchester, Conn. on Friday Thursday, Sept. 9, 1982 Single copy 25q; — See page 2 HrralJi Israeli jets Reogqn urges hit Syrians U.S. return y/Jh Boys’ Plaid Shirts Fashion Blouses Infants/Tots’ Tops Girls’ Knit Tops . Boys’ Sportshirts Ladies’ Sweaters Men’s Sportshirts Our in Lebanon Reg. 18.99 1 2 . 7 0 r JIb- 16.99 1 0 . 0 0 R *a i3 -M Our R«g. 4.49 5 . 4 4 slJg.6.99 10.00 3 . 3 3 9 . 6 6 ss-a^» Tlv88 PeplumsI Tuxedo looks! Novelty styles In 100% acrylic WRANGLER* westerns ln \ Western styles of 100% Ruffled necks & cuffs of Gingham plaid stylestof 65-35 Mutton sleevesi Morel S,M,L. Polos in SQllds & prints. In sizes S,M ,L chambray & gingham. S to XL brushed acrylic. Sizes 8-18. Sizes 9-24 months, 2.4. brushed acrylic. Sizes 4-14. poly/cotton. Sizes 8-18. By United Press International to old values 9 *■ Israeli Warplanes knocked out four Syrian anti­ Fashion Pants Men’s Denim Jeans Boys’ Denim Jeans Corduroy Jeans Corduroy Overall^ Thermal Lined Jeans Boys’ Chino Slacks aircraft missile batteries today in eastern Lebanon near ..M By N orm an D. Sandler '^e^gan delivered 15 years ago as gover- the confrontation line where both sides have massed Our O ur Our Reg.19J9 0 , 3 7 R *g.ll.9 9 1 0 .0 0 ss.3« f m United Press international "”'^he^?el\deTstressed the 5 . 8 7 Our Reg. 7.99 14.87 Reg. 19.99 10.00 Reg. 12.99 1 4 . 3 3 sig-iftW 1 4 . 8 8 tanks, troops and artillery. WRANGLER* pre-washed, Pre-washed, 65/35 cotton & 100% cotton, straight or The renewed fighting in Lebanon came as Arab 100% cotton for boys & girls. MIdwale corduroy. Sizes 7-14. 65-35 poly/cotton w/belt. straight or tapered legs, trims. \ M AN H ATTAN, Kan. — President of personal initiative and limiting the Sizes 5/6-15/16. 100% cotton styles. 29-38. poly. 8-18 Reg. & 8-16 Slim. tapered legs. Sizes 5/6-15/16. Sizes 12-24 months, 2-4. •airtt'4-8X,Reg.1S.9« 12.74 Sizes 8-18 Reg., 8-16 Slim. leaders meeting in Fez, Morocco, reportedly agreed on Leagan, decrying those who un- power ol government - a compromise peace plan that combined parts of the der’estimate U.S^,_capabilities, called “ To be strong, we must o ffe r new U.S. blueprint and a Saudi Arabian proposal. todaylor'aT'etofrrto traditional values leadership at all levels of government, in The compromise plan is similar to the Saudi proposal and urged Americans to join together in our communities and in our families, ' advanced last year which implicitly recognizes Israel in "a crusadfe for national renewal." Reagan said. “ We must mobilize every exchange for the creation of a Palestinian state on the Focusing heavily on social issues — the asset we have — spiritual, moral, Israeli occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, sources at president renewed his call for voluntary educational, economic, and m ilitary— in the Arab summit said. prayer in school, legislation to outlaw a crusade for national renewal." The Israeli military command in Tel Aviv said abortion and an end to the “ economic op- Reagan reiterated his support for anti- UPSI1 119M* Ml* MSeSCHI /UWO warplanes attacked and destroyed, four ultra- • M l acnti ••* * LOREAL pression" of inflation and high taxes. abortion legislation, saying Americans — A,...., A.,--1- D om sophisticated Syrian SAM-9 missile batteries, the Arab ™ j i j 1 ......."have a sacred duty to protect the inno- DRV nation's most advanced anti-aircraft weapons. The speech prepared for delivery at an unborn child," “ The State of Israel is determined in mind and deci­ Kansas State University reflected conceeding his view is "not shared sion not to allow the Syrians to move anti-aircraft mis­ lieagan s conservative philosophy. He , ‘ . •Loraai Premier Permanent said the /\merican people ''are hungry ^ ^ normai-colortmaied. Our Rag. 9.79...... sile batteries into the area of Lebanon,” the command statement said. for a spiritual revival and that goal can ^ ^ g o v e rn m e L l' J.G. pURAND ’Uneor’ ^iverytliing* i .... be achieved by renewing faith in such ^ L rea sin gly has encroached •Buf-Puf ^7*ilar Enemil Camter > The Soviet-made SAM-9 launching vehicles were Cleans & refreshes your skin., ( 24-Piece leverage Set Crystal Covered destroyed near Dahar el Baydar, 16 miles east of Beirut, ® on the values that underlie the and all Israeli aircraft returned safely to base, the state­ Imported from France Imported from Europe ;l»y .General Housewares ' a i The same time, the president framework established more than 200 ment said. •Arrid X-Dry Spray Deodorant H P Our EACH , - « H P Our ^ - „ • _ denoujed ;d--cryers^^^^^^^^ "'^Evemhing we are trying to do - . All types. Our Reg. 3 .6 9 .......................... PP « 0 0 Reg. 12.99 Another Israeli attack knocked out one Syrian missile > 0 0 Reg.14.69 4» 0 0 Our 1^6.1*- ■ /<» battery in the same area Wednesday. painted a pessimistic picture ol tlie from eliminating wasteful spending and s 9 Hotda 7 pint or quart canning jars; Set includes 8 each: tumblers, double Choose from round, octagonal or ova) Reporters touring front-line positions Wednesday in nation s future, insisting hey lack faith t , , ^Ttes, retur- •Aika Seltzer rocks and juice giasees. Tempered, shapes—all with gleaming facets to, ' '• » ^ has easy Ilft-out rack. Make canning ►Tt ^ fttter, tWer! the confrontation zone of eastern Lebanon found both in the American ^ o p le to overcome resources to states and 36 tablets. Our Reg. 2.27......................... and dishwasher-safel delight the eye! < 't the Syrian and Israeli armies had their tanks and ar­ - ^^“ WeTTnTnd^wllVp^rlvaTlTwe have the communities and honoring the roles of mored personnel carriers in position to move quickly. In Beirut, meanwhile, French and Lebanese troops j u i *.. r ______ _ down to putting you, the American peo- UPiphoio and our ability to preform great deeds as ^ e z . countrv FM Walking Stareo cleared mines from the former Palestinian guerrilla camp of Bourj Barajneh and delayed by one day its we have throughoat ou, hi.lor,, ' 3 ' ’ with Stereo FREED HOSTAGE IS HELPED INTO TRUCK ■ Headphones plans to deploy in the area. E Security sources said the army would move into the , . PO IIC storm ed e m b a s s y held b y terrorists Ammlca U d o S to M i n e , the world tenlUes and to’ l,a,e a I ’ d , greater say Our camp wiU)in 48 hours. is sliding toward disaster no matter what in shaping America's future," he added, Reg. 29.99 The sduthern entrances to the Beirut refugee camps 21.40 we do.” In Ws speech aides conceded would Makes 'most any activity lots — wbretrainitfl^ as guerrilla bases — were heavily • I I, e Reagan’s appearance was part of the break little new ground, Reagan more fun I Has stereo Indicator' mined by the Palestinians during the siege of Moslem light. Batteries not included. west Beirut when they believed the Israelis would storm N o COS UOlti&S Alfred M. La'ndon lecture series, named reiterated his strong calls for two con- Model «16S0 for the 1936 Republican presidential stitutional amendments — one to require the capital. ' nominee, wjniHoday celebrated his 95th a balanced federal budget and the other The independent newspaper An Nahar reported ^ I birthday and planned to be on hand for to “ make it unequivocally clear children Thursday French and Lebanese troops who were P ^ ^ TfcJ-a. _r~4 _ ■ n . ■ • the speech. can hold voluntary prayer in their clearing mines discovered an underground tunnel that liPdTfO utiddhr, . 5 I ' I f 1 Z W 1 9 ^ '1 The stop was Reagan's first on a two- schools." ran through the camp. ■ I I I ■ day trip to Kansas and Utah, highlighted “ No one will ever convince me a mo- The tunnel was booby-trapped and the French cleared NORELCO ‘Rotatract’ NOREtCO trii |^MW *$ltetes'.':"^r-'v by campaigning for Republican can- ment of voluntary prayer can harm a out mines and explosives, some bombs weighing up to Tripleheader Razor Oiiai VoUeige - didates. child or threaten a school or a state," he 700 pounds, An Nahar said. The delay in the deployment of the army came on the I _ ' f I In the speech, Reagan paid tribute to said. Landon, and called him "an outstanding The renewed call for a balanced- 44«70 Reg. 4689 29.88 Reg. 3 4 J 9 ^ S % vmykiMers, ball-bearing urethane eve of the departure of U.S. Marines from the capital .. atops, abdai 1 . I 1 ^ l l 1 9 I I 1 American, a wise, effective and revered budget amendment, now stalled in a With 45 lifters and cutters to out­ Has 36 seif^harptmlng,b«^ plue^^i and a few days before the pull out of the entire tri-nation perform' twin blades! Also has 9 votfage selector aM ontetf swttolL ^ ■ I I leader, a personal friend and the best House committee, followed personal lob- force that also includes French and Italian soldiers. closeness settings. #HP1601 Fine tor travel. «HP1135 4 darn horseback rider in the state of Kan- bying by the president on Wednesday ' - 'WWW «s-Mc Government sources have expressed concern about „ .