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24 — THE HERALD. Sat., Feb. 6. 1962 GENERAL OIL AT IV r - AARON COOK ' ♦ '* Records phony UConn faces MANCHESTER HEATING OIL Weinberg too QUALITY SERVICE busy to relax in bomb tests Big East tests 646-3322 ■.►'Fl DOM BOAD • MANCHESTtH. CONN HAS IT! CALL 8 6 8 * ... page 3 ... page 4 ... page 16 GUlUFFE AUTO BODY r / 763 ROUnU TALCOTTVILLE.CT. f MAIN ST. •1 1 9 1 24 MR. TOWWG 191 843-0016 Ma in s t . Snow changing Manchester, Conn. •COMHJTP COtUtlON MWAin FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MANCHESTER •POMION AND AMINICAN CANS to rain Tuesday Mon., Feb. 8, 1982 6 4 3 - 1 9 0 0 — See page 2 25 Cents PENTLANDthe f l o r is t BiiKYSfvpii H O n Y M I T ^ STOHM .J B S L .T -* MoM PtaiiM, Ooali, Cara, Tniokt, Koekaka, Tralna. WIDOWS WtfSBJBIT Jk * Dungaona • Oragoaa Oamaa, lF^alraa, IMoa, Magailma * Talaacopaa, MIcroacopaa, tdanlMo KHa. I DOORS WMDOWS CANOPES * Xaeto • Dramal Teela, 4 Oiiwr Hobbp BuppOaa. Uiramiira 4 am CartMealaa 4ra«laMa YAMQEE ALUMINUM SERVICES Matlercnrd A yUa Aeempted G/att S Screen Repelrs 6 4 4 - ' Herdwere S Accessories Effect of budget here uncertain WK IriM Im4 li 31 Ifai Tm . 1 O n KHa • I PJi 649-1106 tlHrHH HUi ■ t U R f II Salt 705 Main 81. M4ii<iH«»twr, Ct W t SOniCE AND INSTALL INDUSTAIAL AND CDMMIRCIAL Complete Auto. Service AIR C0NDITI0NIN6 - REFRI6ERATI0N Highlights p-r Manchester firms HEATING and SHEET METAL • 8 T A R IB IS • C 0 0 U N 6 • TUNE-UP6 SYSTEMS New England Mechanical Services, bic of Reagan look to future work • ALTE6NAT0RS • WIMN6 fFACfORYTRAINED MECHANICS 166 TUNNEL RD. work for many of the large com VERNON, CT. 06066 By Herald Staff WINTERIZE NOW proposals and United Press International panies, like General Electric. 671-1111 “Pratt and Whitney we don’t do, K-e AUTORIQTIVE S S ^ ” ' It’s too early to tell how much of because they try to tell you how to WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Reagant's proposed run your business," he added. CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER'S Svrving .MnnrkpRlvr «rl*r ,»il yr», Highlights of the fiscal 1983 budget record $215,9 billion military budget Benoit said much of the work his m . 646-3828 D A D AUTO President Reagan sent to Congress; will trickle down to local industries, company does is research, so the PARTS • Taxes. Reagan's budget according to contractors here. money from Washington might PentlDud the Florist proposes no tax increases, but Most agreed, however, that the reach him sooner than it would “MITO PARTS FOR LESS" impact of the extra defense spen Jta BIRCH ST. recommends raising $7.2 billion by strictly manufacturing companies, HOURS ding won’t be felt for some time, Olgerds Klavins, president of the 8 TO • MON.-FRI. TEL. 043-0247 closing corporate loopholes and authorizing $2.5 billion in “user •“Pratt’s got to get busy before the Paragon Tool Co., said his business |,m 8 TO 8 OAT. A SUN. 043-4444 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) F.T.D. tees’’ for services now provided free rest of us can get busy,” said Frank is about 60 epercent dependent on MASTER CHAR6E to the public. The administration es- ' Murray of Mai Tool and military work. MANCHESTER 4MERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE timates it will collect $666.1 billion Engineering Co. “Look how many “That (more government military BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY =SERVH!E . in taxes in 1983.' However, federal they’ve laid' off. They’ll have to spending) would be helping out, Pentland the Florist spending will continue to outpace bring them back before they con that’s for sure,” said Klavins. “But Distinctive Floral Designs for all Occasions. receipts, leaving a $91,5 billion tract anything out. It will probably it takes a long time for the money to CUP -N- COM PACKAGE STORE deficit. be a couple of years before anything reach us — almost a year, but it’s Member Florists Transworld Delivery Association. Also member • Defense. Reagan sent Congress gets to us.” hard to say." 48B-489 No. Main St. Manchester Chamber of Conunerce. MandMstar, l»nn . a record peacetime military budget Stan Davis, of the Dean Machine Klavins said his company does a Jan & Bill Tracy read to serve you six days a week, 8:30 to 5:00. of $215.9 billion for everything from Co., said it is far too early to tell lot of work for the large aircraft 649-0591 All major credit cards accepted over the phone. personnel to bombers, nuclear mis how subcontractors might benefit manufacturers, like Pratt and Hemodeled & Enlarffvd siles and submarines “to restore our from the extra spending on ar Whitney, Grumman and GE. If To Belter Serve You Ample free parking margin of safety and counter the maments. those companies rebound, his com 6( Soviet threat.” file Pentagon would Don Benoit, president of Allied pany will benefit, he said. LIQU9R - 9EER • C9R0IALS Phone 643-6247 or M3-4444. ^Pleasing You la O ur Pleasitre’ 191 CEMTEROT. SPECIAL ORDER get even more in total budget Instrument and Tool Co., agreed, “A defense program definitely Lsrg* Oalictlon ol MAMCHE8TER.COHH but said he is optimistic. lmDort«d a Dsm tsllc WlRtS y ^ CAKE mOH.-SAT. 10-9 authority, which can extend over would help us," said a spokesman ^203)646-0220 THUR8^10.9 several yeers —• $83.7 billion more “We’re on the slow side right for the Laco Machine Co. "That's 24 Krch Street in Domitoim Manchester .than 1982, „ Herald photo, by Pinto now,” he said. “But this (increased what we’re supposed to be doing." • Social services. Reagan spending) will give us a lot more The company manufacturers air M9HAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY. INC. proposed nearly $13 billion in cuts in Workers at Dean Machine Products Ine^ mean more jobs for It and other defense work.” craft and submarine parts, he said. OVER .Su|»filif'ra <i/ .Sn/i*F> Valentine MMCICSTB 45 . welfare, food stamps and other en operate lathes.' the corhpany does not Vet subMntractors. Benoit said his company does Weapons systems in the defense YEA9S titlement programs. He would make know'It Increased military spending will f some direct work for the Navy and package, ranging from the M-16 ri IKIII0MU.C0. EXPERIENCE it more difficult to receive public Air Force, as well as subcontract fle to the giant Trident submarines, •FOUL WEATHER SUITS FUWQIS assistance, require able-bodied could provide defense contractors in •SOOTS •HOSE Opp. East Canwtary CALL 646-6807 I recipients to look for Work and make the state with about $15.7 billion •OLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS the poor and elderly' would have to next year, about $4 billion more than QUALITY chip in for health care. Social President defends his budget spent now for the same items. ‘ 5 G / a n Rd. • Manchaater • 643-5107 HARRISON ST. Security would not be touched. Reagan called for continued MEMORlAiS MANCHESTER • Food stamps. Reagan proposed production of the nuclear-powered H O R R Y H U T cutting $1.7 billion from the food Trident submarine at a cost of $3.7 stamp program, which through billion and $1 billion for its new in EVERYTHING IN GLASS tighter eligibility rules and other steps tercontinental nuclear missiles. The would drop an estimated 9 percent Deficit makes it hard to sell Tridents are built at General •WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT ' of the current recipients and cut the Dynamics Electric Boat Division in 644-2355 Keep Your Eyes average monthly benefit from $41.98 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ad billion from social welfare Groton. U WHITE GLASS (». ROUTE 30. SOUTH WINDSOR to $39.93. ministration today unleashed a programs spared before from the Other major defense contracts in On This Space • Jobs. Despite 8.5 percent un- broad defense of President Spending plan at a glance budget ax. the state, include United 6 4 9 - 7 3 9 9 emplojmaent and a recession-plagued Reagan’s fiscal 1983 budget, but Even with those cuts and another Technologies’ Sikorsky Aircraft in job market, Reagan propose a $2.6 even Republicans said a projected $30 billion ih requested savings Stratford and Pratt and Whitney, Next Saturday,.. billion cut in federal job and training $91.5 billion deficit will make'll ham WASHINGTON (UPI) - Here Excise taxes — 6 cents (down 3 through tax initiatives and manage Aircraft Group, based in East Hart programs. He said he would ask to sell U> Congress. is where the federal dollar would cents). ment improvements, Reagan es ford, the Colt Firearms Division of come from and how it would be Other — 4 cents (same). timated his budget would leave a Colt Industries and Avco Lycoming Please turn to page 8 The president met congressional in Stratford. leaders this morning and told them spent under the fiscal 1983 budget Where it goes: deficit of $91.5 billion. he “will do whatever is necessary” proposed by President Reagan: Direct payments to individuals Asked whether he could guarantee EB is also in line to build two fast FAMOUS BRAND Where it comes from: -- 43 cents (up 1 cent from 1982). the deficit would not go even higher, attack submarines at a cost of $1.7 to get his $757.6 billion budget Regan replied on ABC’s “Good Mor billion. 1.6. ELECTRONCS blueprint through Congress as near Individual income taxes — 40 National defense—29 cents (up TELEVISION - APPLIANCES STEREO • MUSiC AMPS • TV Police chief ning America,” “Obviously, there The Army has requested $739.7 h a m :i i k s 'i > ;r ly intact as possible, a spokesman cents (down 5 cents from 1982).