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*179 *199 of Back Tax Collections The weather Inside today Cloudy today, occasional rain, high n re S F Area new.s . .20-21 Editorial .. .......4 today and Friday in the 70s. Rain Business. ...... 7 Family .... .10-11 tonight and Friday, low tonight in 60s. Classified ,. .24-26 Gardening . .... 13 National weather forecast map on , Comics . ,27 Obituaries . ... 14 Page 25. Dear Abby . .. 27 Sports....... .15-17 > Mondale alleges misrepresentation Ford attacks Carter FROM OUR COMPLETE KITCHEN CENTER for inconsistency By ROBERT KAYLOR with the people before the election million more Americans out of work. I United Press International about what we’re going to do after Their record on home ownership is a President Ford’s campaign kickoff the election.” disgrace. Their record on health care brought Democratic criticism led by Carter, campaigning just a few is absolutely indefensible,” Mondale vice presidential nominee Walter F. miles away in Dearborn, did not said. i Mondale’s charges of bald presiden­ comment on the President’s speech. Democratic members of Congress tial misrepresentation on issues of But he criticized Ford’s handling of joined in the criticism. Senate unemployment, home ownership and the economy, saying "When Richard Banking Committee Chairman health care. Nixon resigned, Gerald Ford in­ William Proxmire charged the Making his first official campaign herited a difficult situation, but in a Republicans with increasing housing speech Wednesday night at the few short weeks he unerringly turned down-payment requirements and Now you can make University of Michigan at Ann Arbor difficulty into disaster.” said Ford's plan "is no more than — where he was graduated in the Mondale campaigned with Carter what has been taken away over the that dream kitchen a reality! 1930s — Ford attacked Democratic Wednesday at the Bicenntenial past several years.” presidential nominee Jimmy Carter Farmfest in the vice presidential Sen. Edward M. Kennedy accused garden court’kitchen cabinets for being inconsistent on the issues. nominee's home state -of Minnesota, Ford of taking; a do-nothing approach Ford said the United States “has where they discussed an apparent dis­ to "the costly, shabby and ineffective system of private (health) in­ Scholarship semi-finalists FREE Kitchen Planning Service Master cratted woodgrain made an incredible comeback” in the agreement on recent Supreme Court cabinets with a scratch and stain two years he has held office. He un­ decisions. The two men were surance.” National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists representing Manchester High School and East Bting in v o jr kitchpn ;Tif>,isim‘m t'nts & lei resistant finish that stays ilVe veiled a proposal "to reduce down scheduled to meet again tonight at an Carter discussed the Supreme our f.ictorv ti nnr*(l i .lespeople help you new with just damp cloth wiping. payments on lower and middle in­ Italian-American dinner in Court question privately with Mon­ Catholic High School line up in front of MHS. From left are Peter J. Gourley, Mark W. plan your dronrn kit'then FPEE with no come housing by up to 50 per cent” Washington. dale after reasserting his belief the Otter, Lawrence R. Dunn, all of MHS, Pamela M. Wesbecher of ECHS, Diana D. Webb, obliqiition and pledged "accessible and affor­ Asked about the Ford speech at an court is "moving in the right direc­ Susan J. Launi and Elizabeth S. Anderson, also of MHS, (Herald photo by Pinto) dable health care” for Americans. overnight stopover in Chicago, Mon­ tion” in removing legal technicalities “Trust is not being all things to all date said "the main suprise is the that have caused the release of ob­ people, but being the same thing to baldness of the misrepresentation in­ viously guilty persons. AVAILi.ABLE IIN all people,” Ford said of Carter, corporated in that speech ... The presidential nominee said Seven named Merit semi-finalists ‘Westmont’ & ‘Accent’ "Trust is not having to guess what a "Their record on employment is Mondale "indicated he agreed with GARDENCOURT ‘ACCENT’ CABINETS candidate means. Trust is leveling abominable with two and a half me.” Several Merit Scholarship semi­ United Methodist Church and studies of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Dunn of Styles finalists from Manchester and area piano and guitar. She plans to attend 814 Vernon St, He is a member of stu­ WALL CABINETS BASE CABINETS high schools were announced today. Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, dent assembly. National Honor Seven students are from Okla. Society, current affairs club, in­ MIg. Everyday Sale MIg. Everyday Sato New demographic study indicates Manchester schools; three are from • Susan Launi of MHS, is the tramural basketball, and the List Price Plica Size List Price Price Size South Windsor, and one each is from daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. wrestling team. He was a Boys State 12”W x3 0 ’’H $52 34,84 31.20 12” $72 48.24 43.20 East Hartford and Hebron high Launi of 220 Scott Dr. She is a delegate in 1976. He plans to study 18"W X 30”H $57 38.19 34.20 18” $78 52-26 46.80 school enrollments have peaked schools. member of the school Debate Club, computer science and economics. National Honor Society, student 3 0 r W X 30”H $84 56.28 50.40 24” $86 57.62 51.60 The students and their personal • Elizabeth Anderson of MHS, 30" $110 73.70 $6 6 By DOUG BEVINS The medium series projection shows current figure is the lowest ever, and backgrounds are: assembly, American Field Service daughter of Dr. and Mrs, Olof L. 42"W X 30”H $102 68.32 61.20 a sharp decline until the early 1980s, Herald Reporter it might increase slightly, depending • Pamela Wesbecher of ECHS, Club and Current Affairs Club. Her Anderson of 106 Kennedy Rd. She is a then a gradual decline for the rest of ‘W e stm o n t’ ‘A c c e n t’ Manchester’s public school enroll­ on economic factors, but it probably daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James special awards include the Harvard member of the National Honor Socie­ the century. ment, which has been hovering won’t go high enough for a "baby Wesbecher of 18 Marilyn Dr., Book Award, Elmira College Key, ty and Order of Rainbow for Girls. The "high series,” which shows a around 10,000 for about 10 years, boom,” he said. Glastonbury. She participates in the debate awards and top place in a She has worked on the Arldian long-term increase in enrollments, probably will never reach that peak The projected number of women in school band, is an Honors E student National French Contest — first Literary Arts Magazine and the assumes no change in migration again, according to demographer Manchester, on which the birth rate and is a member of the National place in the state and in New Somanhis, school yearbook. She par­ trends or death rates, but a birth rate Thomas Steahr of the University of depends, may be too high or too low Honor Society. She is active in 4-H England, and fourth in the nation. ticipated in the U.S. Military Connecticut. increase of 10 per cent each five depending on migration patterns, Dr. and rides her own horse. She plans to She studies piano. She plans to attend Academy first annual academic years. Under these assumptions, workshop at West Point, N.Y. In a report commissioned by the Steahr said. However, he said, a study liberal arts. law school. enrollment would decline sharply un­ • Peter Gourley of MHS, son of Awards received are the Gold Key local school board, Dr. Steahr said long-term pattern of net in-migration • Diana Webb of MHS, daughter of til the early 1980s, continue declining Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Godfrey Gourley and Place Scholastic Writing the school enrollment in the year 2000 isn’t likely because of past trends in Dr. and Mrs. George W. Webb of 1208 less rapidly until 1990, and then shoot of 730 Keeney St. His school ac­ Awards, book award from the West may be as low as 7,033 or as high as Manchester. Main SP She is a member of Round upwards to the estimated 9,245 in the tivities include varsity football, stu­ Germany government for achieve­ 9,245, depending on a complex Other variables which may change Table Singers, Announcer’s Club, and year 2000. dent assembly, photo editor for the ment in German, first place in Town mixture of social, economic and the projections are the possibility of a former band member. She was The high series is the only projec­ High School World, and membership of Manchester's voter registration demographic changes in the next 20 future changes in nonpublic schools named Honorary Page of the Ken­ tion which might come close to in the National Honor Society. He is poster contest. Her hobbies are 30” ductless stainless steel 8 ” kitchen 8” washerfree 8” single lever plastic laminated years. or in area towns. The figures may be tucky Senate and was a recipient of current enrollment figures, es­ president of the local National Honor reading, painting and drawing. She sinks kitchen faucet w/spray kitchen faucet w/spray counter tops f Dr. Steahr, relying on data concer­ too low if nonpublic students begin the best beginning typist award and a range hood faucet w/spray timated to be 9,689 this year. Society chapter, parliamentarian for plans to major in economics. ning birth rates, migration trends entering public schools or if area Singer Sewing award. She was There are a number of the student assembly, junior soccer Semi-finalists from South Windsor and other social aspects of population towns close their schools and send treasurer of the Announcer’s Club "disclaimers” in Dr.
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