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Mends! Skyscrapers, Sending Early Suez Canal Separating Israeli Wf the Fim I P A ta i i — MAWCPt=^STER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Feb. 20. 1973 Town W om an Police Report About Town Vernon Bloodmobile Visits Su Mary^s Church Thursday^ 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. In Bay State Delta Giapter, RAM, will Obituaries meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Student Advisors B88HBg8B88»«8K»!SSffi»®S5?W^^ Lottery Finals MANCHESTER and multiple contusions. She the Masonic Temple. The Royal Carl Butler, 20, of 22 Locust was reported in satisfactory Arch Mason degree wiU be Mra. J a l a J . M nrphy Mrs. Clara D. Lent Mrs. Athalie C. Dingwall of St., was charged Monday condition this morning by Carruthers Defends The Weather Mrs. Clara Dunidiy Lent, 72, exemplified. Harold Whiting, Will Sit In M n. Am I. ManiiV. c i 387 E. Middle Tpke., afternoon at his home with hospital authorities. high priest, will preside. Goudy tonight, chance of snow flurries, TIE W wni'lil Dr-, died Jiw day of 17 Locust St; was found dead Manchester, is among 111 breach of peace and Court date is March 12. Stand on Transit ■iCht at a Maaekester at her home yesterday Refreshments will be served lows near 20. Partly cloudy, windy and finalists in the 11th million- threatening in connection with after the meeting. See Page 27 cold Thursday, chance of flurries, high in eanAkaceatkane. Ste was the afternoon by a niece, Mrs. Don­ dollar drawing of the a domestic disturbance. ’ Roger L. Chapman, 27, of 37 On School Board iianiri|PHtTr Sttpnttm Mpralh 20s. w ile e f M a x na King of East Hartford. Massachusetts State Lottery Police say he was involved in Foster St., South Windsor, was previous meeting (excluding According to police, she was today. A meeting of St. Anne’s Hie Board of Edocation will a fight with his ^ister when Chey issued a summons Monday executive sessions) and other Manchester—A City of Vithage Charm TWENTY-EIGHT PA(;ES TWO SECTIONS PRICE Fin'KEN CENTS S . U H ia Fkanac, R J., and pronounced dead of natural The drawing will be held arrived, and described the night charging him with Mothers Circle will be held have student advisors attending pertinent publications. The MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1973- VOL. XCll, No. 120 had iv ed ia MwKkf«ttfr for causes by Dr. Robert Keeney, tonight ih Boston. The million- events as happening this way; evading responsibilty, Wednesday night at the home of its future meefings. Such a ----------------------------------- «— medical examiner. dollar winner will receive the When he continued to argue operating a motor vehicle while Mrs. James Szarek, 6 proposal was approved by the student advisor will be accoun­ «f the Manchester Mrs. Lent was the widdw of first of 20 $50,000 checks to be with his sister after being told his license is under suspension Evergreen Rd. Mrs. J. Grem- board at its meieting Monday table to tbe rest of the student Daniel Lent. She was bom Aug. paid over the next 20 years. to be qujet, he was placed under an operating a motor vehicle mo will be co-hostess. night. body via the Student Council. BeCice she retired 11 years 12, 1900 in Houlton, Maine, and Besides the top prize, there is arrest. He picked up a ten-inch while under the influence of The proposal is a The plan also includes some aCB.sbewascmplaycdat Pratt had lived in Manchester for the a second prize of $100,000, paid carving knife and told police liquor in connection with a two- Mansfield State Training modification of a ptevions one prohibitions concerning the student. He or she will not be Nixon Tells Nation and Mhitaey Drrisiaa of United past 20 years. $10,000 a year; and eight third they weren’t going to take him car accident on Oakland St. School is seeking various items made by board member Dr. A ircnA Ckap.. East Hartford, Survivors are two sisters, prizes of $10,000 each. in. The two policemen at the The operator of the other to be used in projects at the Danid Wocdwich. The original able to cast an official vote on for Mycass. Mrs. Lila London of Fort All of the finalists win a scene drew their revolvers and vehicle, Beverly M. Cochran of school. They are empty frozen plan called for one any motion or resolution, will Sarvivors. besides her Lauderdale, Fla., and Mrs. minimum of $500. told Butler to drop the knife, 56 Valley View Lane, Vernon, juice cans, margerine plastic rqiresentative to be elected I7 not be allowed to attend haAaad. are three sisters, Mrs. Hilda Kinney of Mars Hill, Four other finalists who are and he did. He was taken to told police that she had stopped tubs, cigar boxes and scraps of the studert body to qieak in executive sessions nor have the Viata lO ler, Ifrs. Mary Dunn Maine; and several nieces and Connecticut residents are Police Headquarters for her car behind the Chapman wallpaper and cloth, lliose matters ai concern to ttndents. power to speak as official Budget Cuts Sound aad Mm. B a hara Rofaiscfaand, nephews. William J. Zdonis Sr. of East booking without any further vehicle at a red light at Oakland wishing articles picked up may Hiis proposal was narrowly representatives of the Board of all af California; and two The Holmes Funeral Home, Education. Hartford, Thomas L. Caves of resistance, and was held over­ and N. Main Sts. when contact Mrs. William B^boni, (M eaM several weeks ago and WASHINGTON «AP) - programs under the budget had food supplies “will have a more than anything else to Patricia Ann 400 Main St., is in charge of Bristol, Michael Buezak of night for presentation in court Chapman backed into her car. 342 Hackmatack St. Woolwidi and another board Dr. Woolwich made it clear been unfairly criticized. But he powerful effect in the second protect your family budget." h ad Raymond arrangements, which are that present procedures for President Nixoa deteaded his Prospect, and Charles Bruby of at East Hartford today. He is then alleged to have left J member, Steven Marcfaam, lindeet cots today as tbe way to said that unless his half of the year. They will bring Nixon disclosed that he will incomplete. New Britain. the scene. M ao^ester Grange wiU meet were appointed to meet with approaching the Board of administration cuts back on relief to the American send to Congress the economic The faaeral will be Thursday Ektucation are not to be aban­ make the family dollar go Edward F. White, no age He was released on a $500 Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grange students to revise the plans. hniher and psedicted that food programs that have failed, “we housewife without damaging section of his State of the Union a t f:3 i a m . from the W.P. Herman O. Menzel given, of 12 Westfield St., was cash bond. Court date is March Hall. ’There wiU be an auction The new scheme calls for doned. He explained that the will soon run out of money for the prosperity of our farmers." report on Thursday. Qnfrh Fhaetal Home, 235 Main office of student advisor should prices. whOr coolinning to rise ROCKVILLE-Herman O. Chamber Phone charged early Monday morning 5. table and refreshments. several students from the high for several mcMths. should th e programs that can Defending his decision to He said he wanted to talk St., with a Mass of the Menzel, 74, of Newington, on E. Middle Tpke. with school, to be known as “Student in no way be construed as an succeed.” abandon most mandatory wage about the economy “in personal n csm m tiua M the Church of opportunity to circumvent the oome down in the second half of formerly of Rockville, died Richard Gark, executive vice abandoning a motor vehicle on VERNON Advisors to- the Board of the year. Nixon, noting that wholesale and price controls, Nixon said, terms—about its impact on you the Aaamn|itian at 10. Burial Monday at Hartford Hospital. president of the Greater a public highway. Court date is Nancy L. Peterson, 31, of 16 Education,” to be represen­ established means of food prices went up sharply in "The idea that controls have and your family.” win be m SL James Cemetery. communication between In a nationwide radio He was the husband of Mrs. Ada Manchester Area Chamber of March 12. Riverside Dr., Vernon, was Democratic Club tatives of Qie entire student liraadcasL. Nixon said doing recent months, said that figures virtually been ended is totally Nixon said his measures to Frieads may call at the Grossman Menzel. Commerce, today called issued a summons Monday body on each permanent com­ students and staff. for retail prices for food in wrong. We still have firm bring more jobs and reduce the franal home Wednesday from away with many social Mr. Menzel was born in attention to the chamber’s new Emma W. Mattis, 60, of 322 chai^ging her with failure to Will Elect Slate mittee ct the board. The Status of the student January and February will controls. We are still enforcing rate of inflation as well as make 2 la 4 aad 7 to 0 pm. telephone number. The new Woolwich said this new advisors will be reviewed by the nation more competitive in Rockville and had lived in Lake St., was charged Monday obey a stop sign. Police said she The Democratic Club of “ inevitably show sharp in­ them firmly. All that is changed Ne,wington for 30 years.
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