PAGE EIGHTEEN-* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchgiter. Conn., Ft!.. Aug. M. 1977 Reagan rejects treaty Your neighbors’ views: T o d a y ’s ausalion* should be Mn. Adokia S. SokolotnkI i an area in town for skateboarding? M n. AdokJa Stankevitz SokolosU, A photo-fentur* of briof eommonta on topics of tho day. NEW YORK (UPI) — Former California Gov. Ronald While he previously has expressed unhappiness with 8S, of Windsor died Thursday at an Reagan has rejected President Carter’s proposed the pn^xMed treaty, Reagan ^ d said he wanted a Avon convalescent home. She was Panama Canal treaty, sa)rlng it " c o ^ threatm our firsthand briefing before drawing final conclusions. He the mother of Mrs. Alice Brown of security and that of the entire Western H em isp ^.” got that briefing earlier Thursday. Manchester and Mrs. Betty Etienne Reagan told several hundred cheering people at the Reagan said be was “concerned that turning over the of East Hartford. Young Americans for Freedom convention Thursday canal to Panama might lead to condiUons which could She is also survived by 4 sons, 3 night at the Statler Hilton Hotel, “I do not believe we threaten our Security and that of the entire Western other daughters, 34 grandchildren should ratify this treaty.” Hemisphere. and 12 great-grandchildren. The young conservatives jumped to their feet and "I do believe we should examine alternative courses of The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 chanted, "Keep our canal!" action uiiich benefit all the users of the canal and which a.m. from the Vincent Funeral Under the pact, the United States would relinquish con­ recognizes the aspirations of the Panamanian people, Home, 680 Hopmeadow St., trol of the canal by the year 2000 but maintain defense who are our friends,” added Reagan. Simsbury, with a Mass at Ail Saints rights indefinitely. Reagan had just met with canal treaty negotiators Sol Russian Orthodox Church, Hartford, Linowitz and Ellsworth Bunker, who were sent by Carter at 10. Burial will be in Holy Trinity in an effort to drum up support for the pact. Russian Orthodox Cemetery, New Reagan, who made the Panama Canal an issue in the 1 Britain. 1976 presidential campaign, cited national security as the Friends may call at the funeral main reason for his rejecting the agreement. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. “The proposed treaty would eliminate the rights of There will be a Panahida service DEPattacked sovereignty we acquired in the original treaty,” be said tonight at 7;30 at the funeral home. HARTFORD (UPI) — Top Department of Environmen­ “Without these rights we must ask, ‘What is to prevent a Barbara Brody tal Protection officials have an "anti-environment” at­ Bob Butler Laurie Darna John McLaughlin Kim Rusaell Bart Carlson Suzanne Beckwithy Panamanian regime one day from simply nationalizing titude that has slowed DEP progress towards air quality Lifeguard, 37 Alexander St. Recreation supervisor the canal and demanding our immediate withdrawal’?” 43 Olcotl Dr. 151 Walnut St. 53 Alexander St. Verplanck School 86 Tracey Dr. 121 High St. Mrs. Mary R. Boyajian goals, claims the Connecticut Citizen Action Group. After briefing Reagan, Linowitz told reporters there Verplanck School Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester CCAG Thursday revealed a memo of resignation from .Manchester Mrs. Mary Tufenjian ^y ajian , 81, was a "full and thorough discussion” of the issue, but he "Yes.' “Yes, because all the 158 E, Center St. ‘‘Yes. The kids do it “Yes. I've seen kids ■ ■ a five-year member of the DEP staff claiming two top 58 Alice Dr. “Yes." "Yes, because in I of New Britain died early this mor­ refused to speculate whether the former presidential can­ other sports have places; Manchester (skateboard) in the street skating on the tennis courts department officials used "heavy-handed” tactics that Manchester streets and on t ning at her home. She was the widow didate was dissuaded from leading a fight against con­ kids should have a place “Yes, I do, because It’s a and a lot of them get h u rt." and people come to play helped slow the department’s clean air effort. CCAG "Yes, I do. Skateboar­ playground you hit I big interest with the kids in of Harold Boyajian and mother of gressional ratification of the accord. for skateboarding." tennis and chase them Mrs. Daisy Gozzo of Manchester. claimed that it showed such an attitude by deparhnent of­ Reagan, accompanied by his wife Nanev. was ding on the streets is very many pebbles." town and I see lots of them off. " ficials. presented at the YAF convention with the group’s dangerous." using the playgrounds and She is also survived by another Herald Photos by Pinto daughter, two sons, two Gregory D. Wright, who resigned effective last week as Outstanding National Adviser Award. the streets." grandchildren and a great­ an engineer in the air monitoring unit, named Deputy "It (the award) hasn’t been earned as yet,” Reagan grandchild. Commissioner Melvin Schneidermeyer and Joseph said, hinting he might consider running for president- The funeral is Monday at 10:15 LaForte, head of the Planning and Coordination Unit as again in 1980. "I hope to live up to your expectations in a.m. from the Erickson-Hansen and the offenders in the Aug. 1 memo. the future.” Sons Funeral Home, 5 Hart St., New Schneidermeyer denM the charge. LaForte declined The weather Britain, with a service at St. Graduate congratulated comment. Inside today Stephen's Armenian Apostolic In his memo Wright said stories circulating through Fair tonight, low in 60s. Sunday hot Dr. Ronald H. Denison, president of Manchester Community DEP of "individuals in the upper levels of administration and humid with hazy sunshine. A Area news .. 1-8-B Editorial ........4-A Church, New Britain, at 11. Burial College, hands a certificate to Mrs. Fanny DePetta of 12A will be in Fairview Cemetery, New labeling groups lobbying for greater air quality protec­ luiihy says: chance of a thunderstorm late in the Business........10-A Obituaries ... 12-A Downey Dr. during graduation ceremonies Thursday for 11 tion as ‘weiidos’ and ‘enemies’ have led to decay of day. High 90-95. Probability of rain 10 Classified . 5-7-B Sr. Citizens ... 3-A Britain. ARE YOU OOINB TO THE per cent tonight, 30 per cent Sunday. Dear Abby .. 11-A S ports.......... 3-5-B Hispanic paraprofessionals who completed a year’s course in morale among the staff.” Manchester-rA City of Village Charm Friends may call at the funeral PEACH FESTIVAL TOHIOHT7 National weather map on Page 6-B. - TWENTY PAGES home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. There bilingual, bicultural social service work. Mrs. Eleanor Coltman, He said as a result DEP was making much less WEEKEND INSIDE T ' ” will be a prayer service Sunday a 8 coordinator of the public service careers program at the college progress recently towards air quality than it had in the MANCHESTEB, CONN. SATURDAY. AUGUST 27. 1977 - . VOL. XCVl, No 279 PRlCEt FIFTEEN CENTS! p.m. at the funeral home. past. ------- FRESH — looks on. The event was held in the MCC campus courtyard. CCAG spokesperson Julie Mannarino said Wright’s NATns - TMidoM, M tar s PlMopplM, ttrAwb«rrlM, iS The family suggests that any (Photo by Jon Harrison) S u ia r Cm ii, CiikM, Dill, ^ a ----a. , as^aa^_ memorial gifts may be made to St. letter was a proof "there is an anti-environment attitude Oram t V ^ SoMMlL Hot i j y IUi«^ alintr Stephen's Armenian Apostolic among some top officials at the Department of En­ nMt, Aeorn a Sutlsrniil iMim. Qigjiyp fKM vironmental Protection.” Sqaatk, Srooeoll, Shall Church, 167 Tremont St., New Bri­ Saai Oraana, Swiaa tain, or to the Armenian Relief Socie­ ty at the same address. Offshore drilling Nine persons die They can^i forget plans under way viiiTiw iM iiiiw Tiv»w ni«)alaiiM ^ .1 William P. McGraw THIS 1PEEK’S 8PECIA PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - They just can’t forget n a v M L i NATIVI SOUTH WINDSOR - The funeral NEW YORK (UPI) - Oil com­ - CAlif>. decision, rejected U.'S. District former Sen. John 0. Pastore, D-R.I., in Washington. APPLES PUCKS of William P. McGraw, 38, of 19 panies say drilling for oil and natural LETTUCE Judge Jack Weinstein's contention If you believe the latest official U.S. Government in shooting spree Scantic Meadow Rd., who died gas in the Baltimore Canyon area off ••‘• a s . 2k79« that an environmental impact state­ Manual, the U.S. Senate has 101 members, three of them Thursday night from injuries suf­ the coast of New Jersey and ment for the drilling was inadequate­ from little Rhode Island. Officials forgot to remove ROYAL fered in an accident on Rt. 5, is Sun­ Delaware could begin by the end of NATIVI HA'CKETTSTOWN, N.J. (UPI) - for shooting spree by Emil Pierre the three others along the railroad ly prepared. The panel said any Pastore's name when the 1977-78 edition of who’s who in PEARS IGECREJUi day at 2 p.m. at St. John’s Episcopal the year. official Washington came out May 1. A short-tempered ex-Marine and Benoist, 20, the son of a local politi­ tracks two miles away. future problems could be handled by One victim was riding a motorcyle, ■it Church, East Hartford. (See story on The companies — Exxon, Mobil, 6i49« 9 9 U WOaL 3 9 l former amateur boxer picking his cian. the government as the project Pastore, who retired last December after 26 years in Page 1) Shell and Continental — made the OeiN DAILY I A.M.