a M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 6. 1983 More Klan leaflets First Aid: CPR Shuttle crew seen on campus gains popularity starts early ... page 3 ... page 11 .. page 12 Manchestej|, Conn. Thursday, April 7, 1983 cloudyvCrlday — See page 2 Single copy: 250 M m t h t B t n Hrralft CaMorRag-Prlo*........ ,.1 8 .7 7 CpMorStftPMc*............13J8 jfcWWtnfWbrt* .......... p 8 * ..........tOalSySv ItobMt offw mpkM A^rii « u m China ends COVER GIRL *Mak«4lp Matas’ i; t ■'' Ourfm.4.1»laS«l • exchanges HSomQMFacwKtt •CdvirQMEyvKII •lMB« llWt«4 )p 8nitMi •MwiNRn iM M 4l|i«nM h with U.S. 1.27 ^ By Michael Ross of the U.S. is extremely unfriendly QM l^wnpi United Press International to China from a political point of ;«ey* Stiw kw AivNMMttr view, is juridically impeachable PE KIN G (U P I) — China today and morally condemnable,” Ding r:'* OiMri INMoN 8lw«p«n«r cut off ail cultural and sports said. Miss Hu waitied eight m on^s YU exchanges with the United States for the rest of the year in while the United States considered <— .... ............ ...... retaliation forthe administration’s her request, a period marked by decision to grant political asylum uneasy relations between Wa­ MAY0ELLINE MASC to Chinese tennis star Hu Na. shington and Peking over con­ The Ministry of Culture and the tinued'American military assist­ official All-China Sports Federa­ ance to Taiwan and most recently © w tion separately announced the a dispute over textile exports. decisions to cancel all pending China had contended Miss Hu exchanges with the United States was under pressure to remain in laiiipynvilnip w v a i Lean in a major setback for Sino-U.S. the United States, but that charge t^tpan Le^wi ••■ I * relations. was denied 'Tuesday by the State fe - It was the first time since full Department.' diplomatic ties were restored in “ This was a matter handled in 1979 that China has canceled accordance with our own laws and existing agreements with the Uni­ procedures dealing with a person ted States. A Western diplomat who is in our own country,” ^aONY *W«lkqMil* As^., called it ” a major step back­ spokesman John Hughes said. Heraid photo by Tarquinlo wards” in Sino-U.S. relations. 'StwwF'St|llH<i The decision on the cultural ties, which plunged already shaky iRIver Rats at work relations to a new low, was relayed to senior U.S. Embassy ofhcials by Second looaMMbne* twitch. «Sf(70 China’s Ministry of Culture, the •$ONy*Wi«nnM«'StMtM> Lee Watkins (far right) and Qreg Barber haul a tow cable checked shirt) and Alan Desilets, employees of official Xinhua news agency said. : punN ommmmi • into the Hockanum River off New State Road today as Manchester Sand & Gravel, which lent the race Affected were at least eight ■■ Aullt-in tiNMrictr. m iH lS ic i-I.- organizers the wrecker to do the job. More pictures on official exchanges ranging from :■ 0«rai|.tWJW'. V i ,„... they try to clear the river of a deac| tree in preparation for art exhibitions and film weeks to dolphin Sunday's canoe race. Aiding them are Lenny LeBlond (in page 10. scheduled visits by American journalists, Xinhua said. W«HcfftaAM/FM Commenting on the Chinese ftiraoflAdlo: move, a U.S. Embassy spokesman said in a terse statement, ” We is dead consider it to be an over-reaction I 5 s r 1 d . 7 7 " on the Chinese side and a matter of .vi',Turnon/o<l t>y InwMting' GOP senators defy Reagan regret to us.” MYSTIC (UPI) - The smallest hMdpItonat. ug h tw ^ t The embassy spokesman re­ of the four surviving white-beaked » ttxoTitmf fused to elaborate, saying subse­ dolphins at the Mystic Marinelife Aquarium died early today, spo­ .WASHINGTON (UPI) - Defiant spending increase will fall some­ to come out much higher than 5 up with. The ball game’s here.” quent statements would have to keswoman Julie Quinn said. Republican lenatora, brushing where between the House’s 4 percent." Chiles said, “ The Congress is come from Washington. It was the second death among aside a White House compromise percent and the Senate’s eventual Domenici said Reagan’s offer going to have to work its will.” Miss Hu, 19, who defected last five female dolphins rescued from *S«tltrtM not indu6*d as a "spU in the ocean," are ready ceiling. for reductions would amount to The president's signature is not July during a tennis tournament in ■ • r>^3sri:-u-, ••'.•• an ice-clogged Newfoundland cove to force abarply lower defense ’The president requested a 10 about a 9 percent Increase in required on a federal budget Santa Clara, Calif., was granted and airlifted to the aquarium two spending in 1984than the 10 percent percent increase in defense spend­ m ilitary spending, but Chiles resolution. political asylum by the United PANASONIC weeks ago. The first died Friday. increase sought by President ing in the 1984 budget proposal he added, “ We wouldn’t characterize Domenici said he believes the States Monday. The animals are believed to be the 12*’ Otagofei Reagan. submitted to Congress Jan. 31. this ap a compromise.” defense budget would “ have to China’s retaliation was an­ only ones in captivity. The Republican-led Senate The Senate committee began Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, a come out somewhat higher than a S nounced less than 24 hours after aiacknumit* TV The latest d i^ around 4:30 a.m. i9 hti65»ltif«WE iiTl al. '-S¥.#'9 > 'i '.i:;-.; Budget Committee was to debate drafting its budget resolution . member of the committee who percent” increase in expenditures, Peking, acting with unusual speed, today, Ms. Quinn said. She said the today whether to Increase defense Wednesday, shortly after Reagan wants to freeze military spending, estimating it would be "some­ lodged an extremely bitter protest ^iasp** mammal’s condition had been ..ft.W..ii spending from 5 percent to 7 and Defense Secretary Caspar said Reagan is "going to have to where in the area of 7 percent.” with the United States over the .4; Mnth auto gtifl oontroi, fuff; percent as part of its budget Weinberger met with Chairman accept any figure we give him.” decisfon and warned U.S. relations deteriorating steadily and she had ^ ilHFfVHF ttuwr. In wood- But Senate Republican Leader with the communist giant would refused to eat on her own. tooh CMM. r m i 215 > c a n o e resolution for fiscal 1984, which Pete Domenici, R-N.M., and rank­ "H e is missing a tremendous hegina Oct. 1. ing Democrat Lawton Chiles of opportunity to reply to the public Howard Baker and Dpmenici said suffer. The exact cause of death for « Q t M tM C w i fffAMiMito PHOTO^CUNIC •The budget passed by the House Florida. outcry by digging down in the they would still try to reach a Diplomatic sources said U.S. either dolphin has not been deter­ INg-tAlO...........14.70 last month contains a defense Chiles said Reagan ’’did not give bowels of the Defense Depart­ compromise with Reagan on de­ Charge d’Affaires Charles Free­ mined, although the first had an MaAt tho Canon idcrease of 4 percent, or about 820 any on the 10 percent, but he did ment,” Grassley added. “ He’d say fense spending. man and an embassy cultural infection. She said an autopsy will billion over this year’s estimated talk about savings in fuel, lower he is, but it's probably like a spit in Domenici and Chiles said the officer were summoned to the performed on the latest victim. expenditure. inflation and the MX (missile) the ocean.” president also indicated he does Culture I Ministry to receive the Blood tests taken on the survi­ ZENITH The House and Senate, using basing plan." If Reagan does not compromise, not want any tax increases in 1984, decisionifrom Ding Gu, director of vors after the first dolphin died >^19** Diagonal their two separate budgets, will " I told the president there is no Domenici told reporters "He, as whether through repeal of the third the ministry’s Bureau for Cultural showed no unusual problems. 11 am to 8 pm have to draft a compromise way we could pass the 10 percent,” our president and leader, will have year of the income-tax cut effec­ Relations with Foreign Countries. The results were “ pretty much Portabla Colw TV version later. The final defense he said. " I don’t see how it’s going to take a chance on what we come tive July 1 or other tax measures. "This move by the government in the range of what we expected SAT, APRIL 9 for animals who have been through Owltog. 11 am to 6 pm what they have,” Ms. Quinn said. l«r».fo,... She said blood test results from j8 N r p Trt-Focut piclure l.i ‘4 He'll the latest to die were also pretty v tuht. Auto fin* tuning. I Walnut k>oit. ffigoe I Troubles plague King Kong normal, but were not as good as the legerdlnB C e ^ ji p ^ , ^ H e t reeulle others. •QuMtort Wffimil-Uok Cart show you h o * W O ®'"’ lorColorTVfftoli^'g^ *U h your cemere- Earlier in the week the air expelled from the blow hole of the Canon Camaras Incliida 1«Yr. USA at Empire State Building now-dead dolphin had an unplea­ Umltad Warranty/Ra^trallon Cania sant smell, indicating it might ym^-' have been suffering from an if ■ :». a* Bv Al Polmlert Willis O’Brien, it was difficult to head broke loose from supporting infection, Ms.