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Ulanrlfrhtrr Mrralji Manchester, Conn 24 - MAN(:HKSTKF< HKRALl), Wednesday, Aug. 15, 1984 Most cases dismissed Vermont governor defends raid on church Verdict doesn’t please Bolton association Rose home By Kevin Goddard than acting on evidence of abuse — the rights of children,” he said. they were valid, and that he would Snelling said the union may have and believes differences of opinion Manchester Inventor studies near-death as manager United Press International when they raided the Northeast The state seized the youngsters leave it up to lawyers for the state unveiled the proposal to attract over the party’s platform merely reflect the fact that the GOP is a Kingdom Community Church on in an attempt to check them for to decide whether to appeal the attention to a problem that has ... p a g e 3 M O N TPE U E R , VI - Gov. June 22. Snelling said. signs of abuse, but Mahady refused ruling. gone too long unaddressed, rather "big party” that embraces many ... p a g e 11 ... page 15 Richard Snclling continues to "When a judge tries to get in the to give the state tem|)orary cus­ But he hinted further legal action than out of a genuine belief the points of view. defend the state’s ill-fated raid on minds of people ... that judge has tody and -— in a series of rulings — was likely. campaign will succeed. an Island Pond religious group, no more chance of being right, or criticized the roundup as a viola­ " I really do believe the system " I suspect that what (teachers) despite a new ruling that authori­ no less chance of being wrong, than tion of constitutional rights. will work. In the end, there will be are trying to do is get people’s GnnVs fanwell ties were merely fishing for if I tried to judge what you were In the decision handed down lust some kind of a final determina­ attention by saying, 'this isn't a evidence of child abuse. thinking." he told reporters. week, the judge reviewed the tion," he said. little problem, it's a big problem,'" In 1884 the collapse of the Grant Snelling said Tuesday that Dis­ The governor also said he history of western civilization and On other matters, Snelling: he explained. & Ward investment house left trict Court Judge Frank Mahady. remained convinced most Ver­ cited a number of previous legal — Sa id he supports a move by the — Said he does not support a ex-President Ulysses S. Grant who last week di.Smissed about 60 monters. given the evidence he rulings to underscore the evolution National Education Association of Republican Party platform put penniless. He then began * his Clouds tonight; Manchester, Conn. child abuse cases for lack of reviewed before be authorized the and importance of constitutional Vermont to upgrade teacher salar­ together by Reagan administra­ “ Personal Memoirs,” which he evidence, attempted in the ruling roundup of 112 sect children, would protections against unlawful ies, but sees little likelihood of tion loyalists, but thinks platforms wrote while ill of cancer. He sunny Friday Thursday, Aug. 16, 1984 to read the minds of state officials. agree the rtdd was needed to search and seizure. success for a proposfil by the union have little genuine impact completed them four days before — See page 2 Single copy: 25C Mahady had no basis for the protect children from an abusive Snelling said he would need a to increase state taxes by $113 anyway. he died on July 23, 1895. Grant is judgment that officials were look­ form of coriK>ral punishment. "dozen law clerks" to research the million — with the money to go to He said he remains "proud" to buried in a tomb on Riverside UlanrlfrHtrr MrralJi ing for evidence of abuse — rather "There must be a way to protect citations before he could judge if teachers. support Reagan's re-election bid. Drive in New York City. Cypriot freighter hit by guif mine By Hanzada Flkry Roger Lowes of Lloyd's said the The fomgti relalions committee United Press International Theoupolis from Limas.sol re­ of Egypt's national assembly ported severe damage to its engine ('ailed fora "joint Arab strategy to Suez City. Egypt — A U.S. navy room. gnaranlee the seenniy of the Red 6 .ship carrying lour mineswoeping The USS Shrevepnrl. an amphil)- S e a .” helicopters sailed through the Gulf ious transport dock, rcaclicd the The eommiltee. in a statement of Suez today and a Cypriot southern end of the Suez Canal carried by Ihe Middle Fast News freighter sent a mayday call today, Suez {'anal Authority .soiir Agency, described Ihe mining of saying it had hit an underwater CCS said. Ihe Red Sea as a "criminal ael.” bomb. The Shreveport, hiden with I.ilfya. which has lieen accused The latest case of a ship hitting a RH-53I) Sea SI allions ehoiipei s and l>y Egypt as a primary suspect ANDOVER mine — at least the 18lh in the pa.st 210 men. did not stop bill eonliimed lieuding more proof, said Ihe Mini Estate month — came as Libya charged south to the Giilf of Suez wluu e it is mull Inal lonal efforl to swee|> the the minesweeping operation by expected to lu-gin miiieswet-ping Red Sea was a big hoax by the A beautiful setting with this exceptional 12 U.S., British and French forces operations Friday. soperpowei's to occupy the area. 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Kinsman United Press International 156 E Center St SIMSBURY — Ensign-Biekford Manchester Industries opened for business today despite uncertainty about the cause of a powerful blast that G leveled an explosives plant and Beal laJate . killed three workers Wednesday, Herald photo by Tarquino Officials from the federal Occu­ 647-7653 pational Safety and Health Admin­ Slippery little bugger istration were at the scene within hours of the explosion that caused SUPER INVESTMENT PROPERTY the first deaths in 80 years at the Steve Simonson makes a vain attempt to day camp, and is participating in the safety fuse and blasting cap M anchester catch a football while diving into the fourth annual Colors War. More pictures company. Absolutely immaculate 4 bedroom Co­ Ideal family home. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ pool at Robertson School Wednesday. on page 4. 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