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/ le "mm m ar •••«« IP* «p » it i t A T cra g e t« i e ife iiit et Press Ron The Weather I Week Knded Rain again tonight, peiribljr 9. M71 starting as wet snm^^Low in the (XI t ? is H / l 6 , 0 9 5 30s. Rain endhig Tuesday. IPI 1 ManehettefÂ City of VUlage Charm z . s ; vS eo^ sM 43 3841,4 o (ClassUled Adtrerttsliig da Vng^ 18) VOJL L^XXX, NO. 109 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1971 T i f|‘i sif •| ^ «KI r i Ilf i 'I f f I « t 8|“'ig c.^1 1 I ^ Ik ’ f m l m ? § b l G I g 99II 1 I ? 2 15 2 9 ? f 2 9*'2 222 2222 f f s " 32 I 2S222 l l t f ? 2 ' G I g G 5 s S.:GG|GG GGGGGGSgGGG*GG§GGG9 GG99GGG9G9 99^9 t t S8 < * President Issues Apollo Spacecraft ?!H s p y i i « Ecology Proposals ? ;ii^; r^! r p ii^ Races Homeward WAIb u NOTON (AP) — Presi- stronger hand in enforcing wa-, / By HOWARD BENEDICT During the sleep period, the W li^&fK n pft f ?T. f P ilf dent Mixon sent Oongrees today ter quality standards by allow- AP Aerospace Writer speed increased from 2,784 to 0 his snyironniental propoeala for ing' it to impose adminiatrative ____ 3,157 miles per hour. By the Itn, Inchiding brand new pro- fines up to $30,000. S P A C E C E N T E R , H ou s- time .the astronauts hit the ’ illsrf Ifril! f pP ? 11 ‘ liEllfli gmme to' oontixri noise, ocean And it would permit citizen U.S. Clioppe * ' Ky3^ r 7 tm 2II / I is^Tir nK'gpi^ 'l ton (AP)— Apollo 14 and earth’s atmosphere Tuesday, 9 l i i l l p G I r ?’||P:29^ II'g g S p i Gg I g Gg I g I 2 dumping, and the industrial and suits against water polluters, S | ipl 2S.9?9?||I?S 2 gE 5-?Gt99?92|§lia«iP P g I g G ?&99 '999 atslilfl^GGGGl ItS f 9 9 IlSalS^PraSSSO?’ oonunereial use of toadc sub By GEORGE ESFEK Associated Frees Writer 2 5 ig g-B S’ ! ? 3 J stances. air polluters in the mo Air plummeted pMt the half- miles an hour. « t - Hie President also {wopoeed Quallty Act. way mark of its homeward Hiey are Jto land at 4:04 p.m. n % s . <9 3 p 3 ?. I S l i - l ? EST Tuesday with their rec<^ SAIGON (AP) — Thou L TO a, C 5 to tax the use of lead in A*oUne As announced'prevloufdy, the journey today, streaking sands of South Vietnamese 'in . r r » f- o B S - S i S I d l l l and to levy a charge on the alr- cargo of 106 pounds of moon •j? an h* w ft.* President sought authority to faster And faster toward a troops swept into southern polluting sulfur content of en- place limitations upon industrial rocks and material. If they are I m pS’S'S. Tuesday splashdown in the l ' _ s g-9 eigy fuels, a measure wboee on target, it will be Wednesday Laos today in an atten^ ! | 2 < ! and municipal waste diacharges Pacific Ocean. greatest inqmct would be on the into vlrtusUly all United States at the touchdown site. Hie re to cut North Vietnam's Ho Alan B. Shepard Jr., Sklgar D. cover ship waits three miles Chi Minh trail, something s a costs of sleotrlc power genera- waters, including ground water. Mitchell and Stuart A. Roosa re- tion. west of the international date- six years of American Ills In all, said RusseU E. 'Train, luctaiitly awakened after a 10- ™ I'i® c “'e^ r chairman of the President’s (» s ? «> g'®° I e - As promised earlier, Nixon ___ hour rest, which fcôwed a Sun- ihey ara to appear <m a final bombing has failed to do. E-, called for adoption by Qongresa Council on Environmental Qual- PPS I i 3 S’if s i S-^2-1 f I Ity, the p io ^ J ^ ''w ^ d re^[uire telecast in which they television program at 6:80 to- Six U.S. helocopters were (•S ps » o £■ of a national land use policy, reported lost m the first which would lean heavily on the passage of about 14 irfe^s of exi»'essed htqKS the space pro- night, answering questions re- j p gram might heb> achieve peace layed from newsmen at the w aves. a s - i i g l l authority of state governments ■S'!? U va i l t l l l i ;b ? & TTie operation carried the war 'H 3 to regui^ critical uses cf their Train told newsmen the bUle understanding on earth. space center, would be sent to Congress with- Mission Ckaitrol said it had In a telecast to Mission Con- into the third Indochinese coun 8 land, try, but the State Department in pp _ l*B in a few days, jierhaps on considered letting them sleep trol Sunday night, they conduct- • • 0» mm *J •« • AAA M a 2 Tha package also repeated Wednesday. - ' because they had only a ed scientiftc experiments and Washington and the South Viet a f 2 S' R ' Nixon’s call, contained a week namese government Insisted the IS'*’ 1 " ' ie ii s itii «s» Igii i s S8S ii 8« S 8 t «SK S8 r t s s i i i i i He said, however, there was light schedule on their last full expnssed thoughts on the space e S -S ' ago in his budget proposals for no estimate yet how much monday in space: Monitoring ays- program and proWemaTXoblems on Indochina conflict was not being 5 tr & o e flaoal 19T8, to increase federal earth. enlarged. ey the xiropoeals would require terns, making stellar navigation The Soviet Union and Commu B-i? K '’ v! I IRPf#? f Sid for construction of waste "We’re reminded as we look 2 treatment facilities to a level of for their Implementation. readings and reatlng for the nist China called the operation Much of the message repeated busy re-entry Tuesday, at tost shimmering crescent •oi^ 2 5 ^ $2 billion per year over the next a n . expansion oi the war and ‘Q* q ’cB f l T |<^ proposals made last year, on "We thought we’d let you that is earth that we still have ^ S 5 .*< !"■ '•g'f ©Sfi 5 three years. blamed tto United States. i p a e- lliliW lr» I c ASb R^S S' which Congress has not acted. keep banker’s hours today,’’ fighting there,” said command France was reported to view it ? sfil P *' i5= J 5 *1 But the Preeident’e proposals But an entirely new tqiproach capsule communicator Fred W. er fihepa^ speaking for all ■■? 'Sft I would also give the new Envi aa an extension and a pcolang- I f iilS i It if M I H^se told MltcheU when he sent three. "We are reminded that ing of the fighting. p | i = a ^ I Ph “ ronmental Protection Agency a (See Page Hiree) i. = ?il B \lifih the wakeup alarm, "but we some men who have gone to The Britlah goyenunej^ ex 5. “ 3 § .a can’t let you slew in tomorrow, Vietnam have not returned and. pressed its understanding of the * a s. ------ — _ui. .—I— held 5. i|s:"| I pa " * - I so we thought we’d get you back that some are sUU being (gwration and said North 'Vtot- i f f " - f .S s i | 2| g g l a S |S | 3 ^"§5 there as prisoners of war. i !? p 3 ' : ' 9 ? 9 3I a 23 - 2 ||9 9p 11^922 on schedule." nam was to blame (or condl- (Mitchell reported he had to do "It is our wish tonight that we tions in Laos. a little extra shaking to "wake can in aome way contribute The North ^tietnamese peace lildren Join with Fathers through our space program to up these other two guya." talks delegation in Paris con better understanding and peace demned the incursten as a "new While the astronauts slept, throughout the world and help In Ulster^s Street Warfare their command ship Kityt Hawk esoalattcn of the war" by the 88 s i 8 8 8 8 8 to rectify these sttuatlana’’ JS zipped past the halfway point of United States. By CXNLIN FBOST old soldier cut ''diciWn by ma Shepard said, “Oommunica- The operation was conflned, Assoelatod Press WHter chine-gun fire. the 288,000 mUe trip from moon ttoeugh the space sateUlte in thto first day at least, to one to earth 'will certainly go a long way to- sector of Loots—a Isndloelnd no BBU-AST, Northern Ireland. < kpeed m earth’a gravity exerted (See Page Eight) tion a little smaller than Ore ‘ clvuiana and a soldier^ “ gon. The drive comes a little The soldier and o n e _______________________;_____ more than nine months after in his hand? a BriUsh soldier giyuj^ were fêd by gunfire U.S. and South Vletnameoe aaked today after six days of as battling continued in Belfast forces crossed into Cambodia to street warfare In Northern Ire- and broke out in Londonderry, smash North Vientamese haass land’a main clUes. t / l the provlnce’a second largeat Sontay Raid Sho^vied Hanoi there.

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