iP5^5^.vv.f.:;v'- . ^ , - ^'•<r-V -tt/ iW/.. PAGE TfflRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., April 12, 1973 Hebron Carpet, School Issue ^ I Going to Arbitration Democrats To Heat The Weather ‘ • i, ' t ^ G ear tonight with low in upper 20s or low Problems with new carpet at including a requirement that Talk on Elderly 30s. Sunny Saturday with high in mid 50s. Nathan Hale, Robertson, and the contractor replace the Sunday’s outlook: fair and milder. -Keeney St. Schools, and the carpet; an adjustment of the Town Building Committee’s contract price to reflect the ANNE EM T cumstances, the Learning acceptance date for the Nathan lower-cost carpet installed; or Correspondent Festival, sponsored by the MANCHESTER, (X)NN., FRIDAY, APRIL IS, liW 3- VOL. XCH, No, 164 Manchester—A City of Village Charm 'TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Hale School addition will be the installation of humidifiers at Tel. 228-3971 pro, will close at 2 p.m. Friday subjects of arbitration between the three schools to control, The Rev. Herbert Kelsey, the at both schools Instead of 5 p.m. the Town of Manchester and static electricity problems. town’s municipal agent for the as planned. Bartlett-Brainard & Eacott Mankey told the TBC aging, will be the guest speaker Inc., the general contractor for Tuesday night that installation at the Democratic Town (Com­ the school projects. of humidifiers at just Robert­ mittee meeting Tuesday Members of the Town son School — where there have evening at 8 at the Town Office Building. Rev. Kelsey will ■Price Control Building Committee (TBC) been complaints about elec­ held a special meeting Tuesday trical shocks received as a speak on the duties involved in Tax Assistance night with representatives of result of the carpet — would his position. Representatives of the Inter­ the general contractor, and ap­ cost about $15,0(X). The committee would like to nal Revenue Service will be in parently no progress was made After hearing the alternatives remind all members to turn in Manchester tomorrow to assist toward settlement of the carpet suggested by the TBC, Hawley their ticket returns for the May residents in the preparation of problem. “They wouldn’t indicated Tuesday night that his 5 Dinner Dance. their 1972 income tax returns. Showdown Next Week firm would not take any correc­ budge,” TBC Chairman Paul Little League They will be in the Municipal WASHINGTON (AP) - With their prices have skyrocketed. want to try to find out more Open next week and will con­ stronger controls by Congress, Phillips explained, ^ying that tive action, according to Little League tryouts for tinue for several weeks. administration officials said. Building Hearing Room, from a showdown set next week on The (}ost of Living Council about these industries, take a the matter will be referred to Phillips. those youngsters who were not 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Those who will call in representatives harder look at the problem The council has been edging ’The bill up for a House vote Town Counsel David Barry for The matter of the acceptance able to attend last week’s appear for assistance are the future of wage-price con­ from the textile, canning, areas,” a council source said. back toward Phase 2-type man­ would roil back rents back to legal action. date for the addition to Nathan tryouts will be held Saturday at requested to bring all records trols, the Nixon administration paper, nonferrous-metal and ’The goal is to try to hold down datory controls in several the Jan. 10 level while allowing “They (Bartlett-Brainard & Hale School involves the date 1 p.m. at the G il^d Hill School. pertaining to their tax returns. has summoned representatives machine-tool industries, among these prices. problem areas as Congress landlords to pass on, dollar- for-dollar, increases in taxes Eacott) have been very un­ for the start of a one-year Boys attending are requested to Tomorrow will be the last of key industries to find out why others, it was learned. “We ’The industry sessions will debates proposed new ceilings cooperative all the way through guarantee of the work. The TBC wear sneakers and bring a cap time this year the represen­ on prices. and other costs. the school renovation and addi­ has set March 6, 1973 as the and glove. tatives will give assistance in Meantime, House The president would be tion projects,” Phillips said. start-of-guarantee date for the Learning Festival Manchester. ’The deadline date Democratic leaders decided required within 60 days to bring about further rollbacks in Phillips said he could not recall addition, but Hawley said there Due to unforseen cir­ for filing returns is April 16. ’Thursday that legislation to set any other school projects where is “no way” that date can be School Aid-Impact ceilings on most prices and in­ prices or explain why they were there have been such dis­ accepted by the contractor. terest rates at their March 16 not feasible. agreements with a contractor. Hawley says the one-year levels will go to the House floor ’Treasury Secretary George Paul Hawley, vice president guarantee should have started Monday and a vote will come P. Shultz said recently the con­ of Bartlett-Brainard & Eacott, when the Nathan Hale addition Funds later in the week. If the bill gressional ceilings are not workable and hinted that Nixon said the disagreement is over was occupied, in September Districts will receive 100 per passes the House, it must go to terminology, and his firm “is 1972. But the TBC wouldn’t set WASHINGTON (AP) - The School districts in every a Senate-House conference. might veto them, leaving-the Nixon administration today cent of their entitlement if not trying to agitate the town.” that date, because there were children of federal employes state, and in nearly all the 4^ Congress plans to adjourn nation without controls. confirmed it will release $507 congressional districts, will The carpet problem at the several unfinshed items in the living and working on federal next Thursday for an Easter Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, chair­ million in impact aid to receive money because of the man of the House Ways and three schools involves the lack school at that time. premises make up at least 25 recess. If it does so without ap­ thousands of school districts new decision. of a static-control fiber which Completion of several minor per cent of total enrollment, 90 proving President Nixon’s Means Committee, said located near federal in­ About 4,650 districts have Thursday in New York that the was called for in the contract items in the Nathan Hale per cent if less than 26 per cent request for a one-year exten­ stallations. ' received “ B” funds in the past, answer to “rampant runaway specifications. The TBC is kitchen will not come until this of enrollment, and 73 per cent sion of his authority to control summer, Hawley told TBC Jackson-White will spend the next nine months assisUng in The Department of Health, and 1,650 have claimed “A” wages and prices, the power inflation’’ is “a complete freeze holding the general contractor C. Jackson-White, center, new Medex assistant, becomes Education and Welfare said a in other categories. responsible for installation of members, because the work children as well. would expire 11 days later. without time duration.” acquainted with patients’ records under the guidance of the doctors’ office at 56 Hajmes St. under the Jfledex statement will be released later ’The entitlement figures are the wrong carpet, which cost will take about two weeks. Dr. Harold J. Lehmus, left, and Dr. David L. Warren. program. (Herald photo by Ofiara) based on what districts would Last year Congress ap­ The Nixon administration The Arkansas Democrat said explaining how the money will he has suggested t o Nixon that approximately $3,000 less than have received had the program propriate $592.5 million for wants a simple extension of the be distributed. impact aid, roughly two-thirds law and is strongly opposed to the only way to control rising the specified carpet, according The decision marks a sharp been funded at 100 percent of to architect Richard Mankey. $83 Billion For Schooling of it for children whose parents the proposed price ceilings up prices is to “go back where he turnaround in thinking at the authorization. The contractor claims he was Washington — Total expend­ Medex Aide Eyed Pianist Career live in private residential for a House vote. was on Aug. 15,1971.” That was White House. Earlier, it had Most of the money in the relieved of the responsibility to itures for public and nonpublio 22-year-old program goes to areas. The administration criticized the date on which Nixon began schools at all levels of Q ues­ impounded a substantial por­ Letters announcing the deci­ a 90-day freeze on wages and provide static control carpet by months, underwent an exten­ tion. At the end of the total school districts on the basis of a proposal that would have tion from kindergarten through June B. Tompkins at a moment when Jackson- tion of the funds. sion to school districts will be extended controls temporarily prices. a letter from the architect. sive training program of training period, Jackson-White The impact aid to be dis­ two categories. Children in Town Counsel Barry-told the graduate school amounted to an . (Herald Reporter) White was discouraged with his prepared next week, HEW of­ for 60 days while Congress Mills would exempt interest estimated $83.8 billion during Were it not for the fact that demonstrations, lectures, and will be in search of a more per- P eter’s Lucky Number tributed to some 4,650 school Category A are those who live TBC that, in his opinion, the job as a janitor in El Paso, he ficials said.