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Palestiniansvow Reprisals for Israeli Naval Raids Hpralii PAGE TWENTYr- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 8. 1974 'olice Report Ap'^ofntmi W oodbridge^SuCio^ Dunfield Scholarship h im m Three members of The Steven Dunfield Robert Dunfield, 59 Harlan manrljFHtFr Brralh Because of the washout Friday of the Woodbridge St. St., whose son was the victim Manchester Assembly, Order of bridge over Bigelow Brook, Police Chief James Reardon Memorial Scholarship Fund has MANCHESTER stofv ^ t 942 Main St. A man day night with head injuries of a fatal automobile accident Rainbow for Girls, plus two of. has ordered the street closed at its intersection with W. been established by The MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1974- VOL. XCIB, No. 237 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Police action over the d e s c r l^ as black, in his early suffered in an accident on West Manchester Scholarship Foun­ June 20. SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS its advisors received ap­ Middle Tpke. and with Parker St. weekend included: 20s, abf^six feet tall, medium Rd., South Windsor. pointments during the annual dation, Inc. in accordame with Since then, many con­ • Expensive equipment has build, a»ed the'clerk for Miss Bassos was a passenger session of the Grand Assembly Traffic from the north will be rerouted directly onto the wishes of Mr. and Mrs. tributions have been made to been rented in the last few change for \ series of large in a small truck driven by of G)nnecticut last weekend at Parker St. and traffic from the south will be rerouted west the Scholarship Foundation by weeks from two area equip­ bills. When the register was Timothy Chapman, 18, of 1150 the Hartford Hilton Hotel. Miss on W. Middle Tpke. and then onto Parker St. friends, neighbors, relatives ment firms under the name of a checked later, i ^ a s found to Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Cynthia Hultgren, worthy ad­ Reardon said the detours will be in effect until perma­ and co-workers of Steven. The man whose driver's license was be 892 short. Police said apparently the visor of Manchester Assembly, nent repairs are made to the bridge. Unofficial estimates About Town number of contributions has stolen May 28. On Saturday, A- • Mrs. Dorothy M ^ r s , 53, driver lost control, went off the was appointed grand represen­ are the project may take months. enabled the foundation to es­ Z Equipment Rentals at 935 of 24 Locust St. was ^ r g e d road and the truck flipped over tative to the state of Michigan; tablish a scholarship fund in his PalestiniansVow Reprisals Center St. reported over |600 with disorderly conduct in eoii- onto its roof. and Miss Jeanine Chadwick, memory. taken and not returned. Several nection with a neighborh( Police said Chapman and junior past worthy advisor, was The first scholarship from Members of Manchester weeks ago, the B & B Rental dispute. She posted 8150 non­ Miss Bassos were thrown out of appointed grand representative this fund will be awarded next WATES will meet tonight at 7 center in South Windsor surety bond for court July 22. le truck and another to the state of Massachusetts. year at the annual award reported the same thing and by • Roger J. Michaud, 16, of 442 p^senger, Dennis Boxx, 17, of at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ceremony held in June. the same man. W. Middle Tpke. was served a 112'^rdon Dr., South Windsor Miss Yvonne Smith, past Town Gets $211^426 Main St., to pay respects to the Contributions nnay still be • Dents and scratches were Circuit Court 12 warrant was pihned in the vehicle. Chap­ worthy advisor, was appointed late Howard White, whose made to the Manchester For Israeli Naval Raids charging him with second- man ana^xx were also taken daughter, Mrs. Andrew John­ Scholarship Foundation, Inc., put on nine cars Saturday in the and installed as a member of Israeli military sources said naval com­ gunboats moved into Lebanese territory at degree larceny by possession. to Manchester Hospital, treated Rev-Share Payment son, is a member of the 257 E. Center St. By United Press International Israel’s “instant reprisal” air strikes parking lot of Trudon Pontiac the Junior Grand Assembly mandos sank an estimated 33 vessels at 11 p.m., shelling fishing harbors at Tyre, on Main St. Bond was set at 8 ^ with sure­ and released.x organization. Palestinian guerrillas vowed today to against Palestinian refugee camps. committee. the ports of Tyre, Sidon and Ras-e-Sheik in Sarafand, Bourghouliyeh, Sidon and • An apparent "peeping ty and he was unable to post it Chapman wa^ charged with A federal revenue-sharing anticipated in 1974-75 toward launch a new round of reprisal raids in Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin an­ payment in the amount of 8211,- southern Lebanon to forestall future Adloun. Tom” has been report^ in the pending appearance in court operating under titeinfluence of Harold Livingston, chairman the 1974-75 G eneral Fund ''I retaliation for Israel’s lightning naval nounced the new policy June 28, saying, 426 was received today by the guerrilla attacks from the sea. A military spokesman in Tel Aviv said Wells St. area. He was sighted, today. liqour or drugs am reckless of the Manchester Assembly budget. Manchester WATES will BERNARD A. LOZIER, strikes against Lebanon’s Mediterranean "The war we are going to conduct is to be Town Of Manchester. It is for the raiders were taken to the scene by gun­ but not caught, by area • Thomas P. Chenel, 24, of driving. He is scheduled to advisory board, was appointed meet Tuesday at the Italian- coast. ”It was more of a warning than anything a continuous one, rather than in reaction the first quarter of 1974-75 and IN C . boats, swam into the ports under the cover to an action.” residents looking into a window W. Hartford was arrested on a appear in Circuit Court l\E a s t and installed as a member of American Club. Weighing in “The Palestinian revolution will reply to because we saw that preparations were indicates the town will receive Officials Probe Calling Rspairs of darkness, planted explosives on of a Wells St. home Sunday Circuit Court 12 warrant Hartford, July 29. \ the state executive board. E. will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs., the Israeli attack by attacks on Israeli underway for an assault,” the Tel Aviv A command statement in Tel Aviv said 8845,704 in this fiscal sources said. selected vessels and then made their es­ about 11:50 p.m. He is charging him with issuing bad A two-car accident on Rt. ^1n Steve Pearl, an advisory board Blaze in Nashua Rocco Francoline will lead a' 6 Rsplaesmsms targets from inside our occupied lands,” the strikes were aimed at warning year—provided the formula for cape in the waiting warships. described as a youth wearing checks (five counts). Court is South Windsor Sunday night member, was appointed and in­ NASHUA, N.H. (UPI) - weight discussion. Members Quality Carpantry Work, WAFA, the guerrilla news agency, said in A Lebanese military communique said Lebanon about letting guerrillas use the the payments doesn’t change. ’There were no reported Israeli dark clothes. July 5. sent three persons to Hartford stalled as a member of the Authorities were scheduled to with names beginning with M Patioa • AddHIons Beirut. Israeli gunboats destroyed 21 vessels in at­ “harbors for launching and supporting the casualties in the hit-and-run raids. terrorist operations.” • Brian A. Donovan, 33, of 145 • While staked out at the Hospital and Raymond Fitz­ Senior Grand Assembly com­ Manchester received its first begin their investigation today through Ar are reminded to A RamodaHng Officials in Beirut and Tel Aviv issued tacks against fishing harbors along the The Israeli-Lebanese frontier has been School St. was charged with Manchester Country Gub at patrick, 17, of East Hartford mittee. revenue-sharing payment into a blaze of suspicious origin bring items for a fruit basket. conflicting reports on Monday night’s raids, Mediterranean' coast. It said one person The spokesman said the Israelis left quiet since June 20 when Israeli war-planes operating a motor vehicle while 1:50 a.m. Friday, Patrolman was charged with reckless Dec. 11,1972. As of June 30, that gutted three apartment Featherweights for the month Frsa esVmatss which broke a three-week lull in the es­ was wounded slightly in the blast of a behind leaflets describing the strikes as Manchester Assembly placed completed three days of bombing raids his license is suspended. Court James McCooe apprehended driving and issued a warning 1974, it had received 81,864,219, buildings, only one of which was are Mrs.fWalter Burnett and calating war of strikes and counter-strikes delayed explosive charge. attempts to ensure “an Independent first in the state for initiating against Palestinian targets, leaving is July 29. two juveniles at the golf cart for driving after drinking. to which was added about $80,- occupied, and left eight Mrs. Ruth Boyle. PlMNM 649-4464 . along the uneasy Israeli-Lebanese front. Arab newsmen at the scene said Israeli Lebanon” free from “the dictates of the most new candidates during dozens of dead and injured inside refugee • A possible "flim flam” was parking station. They stated Police said apparently Fitz­ 200 in interest. All but about 88,- families homeless. terrorists who dare not operate from any the past year. camps. reported at the Arthur Drug - they were waiting for two patrick ran into the rear of a 000 of the to tal was ap­ The general alarm blaze other country.” The air strikes followed the slaying of friends who had told them one car driven by Joseph (^rso, 48, propriated by the efid of the broke out Sunday afternoon and The raids apparently marked the start three Women in a june 13 guerrilla taid had a key to the carts.
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