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Shortly before mldnlgtit, fireflgbtera entered tbe baaement of the builiiiii at 81 Biaaell St. and attempted to contain tbe leaking gaa by reducing it tua Ilould. Deputy Police Chief Henry *‘B ^ '’ Minor, on the acene with May or Barbara Weinberg, Town Manager Robert B. Welaa and other offldala, aald the eiaet location and extent of the leak waa not known. The leak waa reported at f:SS p.m.. Minor aald. Police blocked off Buaell Street from Main to toruce atreeta and evacuated area realdenta aoon after­ ward aa a precaution. “ Better aafe than aorry,” aald Wein­ berg, who waa watching the acene on Biaaell Street. For Biaaell Street realdent Suaar Anderaon, Friday waa not an auaplcloua M0W beginning for the Memorial Day weekend. May. Anderaon waa ataying at Nathan Hale School along with her two In-lawa, who were vtaitlng Mancheater tor the Mth weekend. She aald at fit st ahe Ignored the police cara outaide her home. AP photo A TIME OF SORROW •— Mrs. Qlorla Qoodwin Is comforted by “ I thought they were Juat going after aomebody or whatever.” President Reagan during memorial services In Mayport, Fla., Friday for She aald ahe amelled the atrong odor of those killed on the U 88 8tark. Mrs. Qoodwin Is the sister of Jeffrey ammonia through the window. “ We were auppoaed to have a nice 8lbley. 21, who was killed In the Iraqi attack. 8tory on page 3. Memorial Day weekend,” ahe aald. Nation celebrates long weekend MAOAema rtiuouT lecTieN Remagsn heroes gather in Hartford... page 2 Need money? 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A, a A A A. affnnor niB|r vVBMi jiVFViooi w in ^ ^ fIM tawtt hafl, e f fic M M id. me sionn waa aineap a sonea ei ▼ IV W IIl ▼VWrVBv OTIHOrna PecM Memarlel ftoepNef. eeid e aftort c a e n e f^ . end the Ped C tm wen Icmg weekend m%K (wWo m v^Wy a il fiDNmlRfifeo imeaw unnmaraiomia QfomiBnB cm ■VIOfV lOT P W lime toter thet et feaet 4f pec^ bed preywtng neertiy echeide for peepto left amatonr raAto u p e ft U t t m M ahont tha nim h^m d end were en rente to the uviiiBieaa u j m e aiom i. weetorn heU &t the ienth Phdne, the cuiiiiiiuiiif OI lav faaNNWia awvii iw iMdgfidi. weamer sonico m m . J T i s . r aaBAiB^^^N ^ mw wiiemii nvrxfvfwr m llM 4faatef Rf Paae. The iterm wae moving northenet weamer amwera foponew a corBaao AaStoAk dj^A t^jijk ^dd B A ^to ^^B A I iw ~r eve I to t rno lOTBaov im aouW a aiw P ^ gtoektoot. end the Netlenni In Cochran CMM(y aiiig fenr #hl ita rt Meifday at if9 a.m. a t ____ Id there ar« at low lie mma from uruupiiOQf me area Weetoer gervice reportod that tunnel e&utheeet et ifhftofaee. hut t C4^ ^ tamUitfhem-i/m-di4 lll»tii<Apu .WVr^V JRW ^VPO W h^V xll ____ am afTerai mAtAAM..AAA^A.AAAAAAA were hAng eent tothe ecene. Cea eefd. cfendf had been A|A M wNhto t t mRee dlepntohor itovo iNoMr aald id 1 that heettm the V.S. CemfUtotlM fiMhUght a Cetentry.me^adewftlhiilnifenday at lea.m. i/aparnneiR oi raimc II p fw B in j wiped oiR m e wnoie of the town. wae reportod. Mernorleif tr^ weekend that alfl alee he tn a n ie ^ ^ Bi ifvuvi ivon ovnuui on vroveoiroviaiici viiuvi inv M a rl «t radflg engtnee, the aweet annnd etf jnt< and m tewngaraie. dfiX^MA ^.dda^^Ai rM tIe ^ n d lH M ol heaeh Mankete on eeaalde Mnd. ^VWW^^OT flWV^WlH^IRV* TO^^rfi OiiiOW flOlO Onnd weather and anrini lerer hrenght nntde^ vcnooio cioieo jnoiNiVj. aethdtlee t« the fere,t, With e t d y r ^ i frnm Innar-tnhe ^WI^V MNf P^VRWWI deaernaeantat0 0 1 ________________ — ouumt muted Water fills ’^anheaand 1009J mtu mvOOmy, fiM tora. MnMVa viOeVa nPOV|r m o m o O Q m f. "AH MW'va had ihow un eo tar ..a ylanttinn m U m l UQaT |WI IflMIIIM/ VpOCIVl m o VjipPevf basement of are 370 mothe.^ ^thndaathaM itoma wm M dettoerad Memlay. Ollt«ea e h ^ . noifujip vciieoofvv m eiivci vioiNUip* w. ., _ . ^ __________ _ia naav a vaMvaa w«aaa OQ KI d O m J'« ,r- iVealdent Itoanan attended a aerrlea fYlday at Itoww atoTM) Oyen today nntlt I y.m. Cleaed MayfMrt Natafitatlnn^ 11a.. Inr the men whe died Cheney Hell OmMctlcet WeatlMr when an Irani Mane attacked the 1/M Mark. " " ' the Manchaatof landthl w ill ha WhMlMr hy land, aea er air. H waa a mra hal day and there w ill ha ne anrkalda ______ it weak'a aahednied ytaknpa w ill ha B y Andrew yurkavahy Im etora trenld net he tom^. WaMdngton atoto j d A d a j ^ Aa j ‘-“ a, M aaaa , i/emrfli# M V iera jBienerd BeOTVwWiere isiei^w i e i^ a la warned el eleiwad j^ e a and ereffl f W f 9 u v f r a v o v j . HerdM UdMdrfer ofltitfaejr f CfieiMijr VIM oocner wtui« peroem cneBoe 0 1 alreert yarklM| Into aM aakf atrerall wetdd _ i , ---------- — . Manchaatof. yettoa . ill. In Andeaar, p ^ . itt-im: lire, ih^era nr thunderatnrnie, lil|A arnniid W, wind ayeedera fer ahaMadnto iMto^ W^id^ Af^dlUh The hMement el Cheney B a ll wae becnnrinf eaat Ik to l i n # . taintda)^ tdilrt. ntotnto 'Inaeineeaaea.ilietraeMlneMaaaitvaanMtokMia t Ifl Ovtwat ponWi ....... i;llto.lyi^ . under I feet m wetor on Pndey eftor a witt rain flkelir, lew In ^ nild Na. tlianee M rain to yereent. with pAopit M a ^ lamdlea. ^a^aa< ^ ‘ If. yehM, f^ iw il] lire, water pipe hrehe eemetlme between flnndajr, a t^anee nil rain early InNnwad tw aeini kerne irem aekeel ever Ike w eek^ ." ^ ietynM iah thuredey end Pridey m em lni. ^ . ^ifghnaarff.nfMmnenfralne Ikmard dtatt el the Hew ia l^ r it i eM eia #M ha ciaiaed. Town llreflghtera apent meet of inrlalday. mnetly aunny wHh Betnan. the yeaka. he aald. iHU yrehat^ he lata Friday pumping the heecment, getting rridayandlatoMMiday. the water level down te about a Inchce late P rid m nfghl. Donald ft. ftuehl, vice preeldent of the T______ tfh ^MMiAl. SAY W iBBCNO wee the hfit .nW flUIQBn hW O M cheiiay Hall Peundaticn, laid the /*« helldey teat el a e new f f mtM afeed hmlt. end t/teh flooding wee amarentiy caueetf hy a y ^ w eirled metortoto w ead net nettoe ttw hM lt la loan j^MAJilAibOieift broken aprinhf*..' ihfcr yiy,,.pipe. He" laid ne au8 N M ini In ttfhnn Irena, f e r aelatMa anka. meny atructuraf damage li et\ aletoa were ayetuerleg the Oreat Affltrlean Btichle- mspi-tiijiw iimu The________________ water____________________________________________ pt^aui !Sd net eet back renovation work cn the hleteric flyalato faattoel t/.h.A. eyaned wlih n brlidtl MABtfNttD (At iwheatunnad hall on Hartford Head, ftuehl Mid. henner end hreea Innlnre fHdny el cherleaten.
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