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Leal on Th I 8 Navy Contract Cian Said the New Development Was Poten­ Half the Number Needed to Help in the Town Clerk’S Office PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 24, 1974 Dinner-Dance ; Planned by GOP Slate Comptroller Nathan G. Agostinelli is honorary chair­ POLICE REPORT man of a buffet dinner-dance being sponsored by the Manchester Republican Town MANCHESTER Robert J. Milton, 21, of East seen driving toward East Hart­ from the garage at 114 Adelaide Committee. It will be Oct. 11 at Hartford and Emerson K. ford. Rd. Garden Grove, with cocktails at Dumore, 23, of 126 Charter Oak • An electric typewriter was 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7 .30 and St. were arrested Monday at A young couple saw a paint­ taken from an office desk at the dancing from 9 p.m. 1 a.m. — to 10:47 p.m. and charged with ing left in front of the A ^ m ’s Verplanck School over the the music of “The t disorderly conduct. The Apple store at the Parkade weekend. Also taken from the Sophisticates.” charges stem from a distur­ Saturday at 7 p.m. after the school were three tape Agostinelli, who was ■ f: / store closed. ’They turned it recorders. An attempt was . , ‘-.i bance at Willie’s Motel on Manchester's mayor from 1966 Center St. over to police. made on the school safe. to 1970, is GOP candidate for / f ' Dumore was also charged Police took it to the store lieutenant governor. All local • A prowler was seen by a with possession of marijuana. Monday. The pleased store and state GOP candidates have resident of Pearl St. in his Check Today's Herald For Fall Values From Our Own Local Area Stores... Both were released on $50 management noted it was been invited and most have said backyard Monday at 9:56 p.m. t cash bonds for court Oct. 7. valued at $35. they will attend. The prowler was tall with dark Tickets are $6.50 each and hair. Edith J. Hicks, 30, and Louise A 1964 Ford, four-door sedan may be obtained from Mary Spencer, 42, both of Hartford was stolen along with a Anne .Shaw, ticket chairman, by were arrested Monday at 9:17 Motorola walkie-talkie valued calling 649-2557. A MODERN p.m. at King's Department at $1,500 Monday night from Marion Mercer, general PHARMACY Store in the Parkade and Ken Burkamp of 75 Laurel St. chairman, said the pre-election charged with fourth-degree The walkie-talkie was on the sociai event is not a fund-raiser front seat of one of Burkamp's Ulaiiri|p0tpr tEuming Mrralh larceny. The charges stem but is intended to bring from the attempted thefts of cars at his home and was noted Republican candidates and clothing valued at $63.48. Both missing after the theft of his workers together. other car. His son reportedly James MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1974 - VOL. XCIIl, No. 303 were released on $500 non­ Manchester-A City of Village Charm n i i i n y-six pa g es - t w o se c t io n s surety bonds each for court Oct. saw a tall, bushy h a ir^ youth F. PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS 21. drive off in the Ford at 11:45 D’Amato p.m. BS/R .ni. During the early stages of a But the youth, for reasons un­ known, got as far as the Mr. Guidance Staff fight at Ed’s Tavern on Spruce : , J ,.................. St. Sunday at .12:15 a.m., a Steak restaurant parking lot To Meet Parents and jumped out of the car. He young man removed his belt. It Who gets ulcers?...Heavy ran off on foot. Thousands May Starve The Manchester High School is made of two thicknesses of drinkers of coffee run a The keys were taken and the guidance department has in­ motorcycle chain with a large greater risk of getting ulcers foot brake was on. vited all parents of tenth buckle. than people who do not drink The walkie-talkie is still mis­ graders to the high school The young man later told coffee... And, surprisingly, sing. tonight at 7:30 p.m. to meet police he took it off to give it to people who drink alcohol do with their sons’ and daughters’ a young woman there for safe not run a higher ulcer risk In Stricken Honduras counselors. For the Congregation's Table keeping during the fight. But The Standard Washer and than people who ’The counselors will discuss TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (UPI) — others at the tavern confiscated Mat Co. of 165 Adams St. was abstain...Furthermore, the getting food to some refugees. "We were lot of these areas haven’t been able to the many and varied Rescue workers appealed for stepped-up the bfilt for the safe keeping of broken into again over the hard-driving perfectionist, trying to drop food from the air, but we report yet and we’re still getting reports The Rev. Burton Strand, left, pastor of Concordia church. Braviing Saturday’s rain, 160 members of the food shipments today to avert mass star­ educational and extra­ the youth’s opponents. weekend. Many breaks into the who dreads failure and gets can’t because they are fighting for it on like that.” curricular offerings at the high Lutheran Church, looks on as Douglas Kehl and Matthew church attend(jd the event, which was given by the Couples vation in hurricane-stricken Honduras and Now the young man has gone firm have been reported this tense under pressure, seems the ground,” he said. Evarualion Continues school, as well as school Heinrich add more wood to the fire to roast a pig for the Club of the chiurch. (Herald photo by Dunn) to police claiming he cannot year. said thousands of flood victims could die no likelier to have all ulcer Andino complained that the United A U.S. Army Huey helicopter, which policies and procedures. church’s annual congregational picnic Saturday at the recover his belt. Missing is a. portable radio of hunger in 48 hours. than easier-going States sent “aircraft carriers loaded with normally carries only eight passengers, Parents will also have an oppor­ Police are investigating. valued at $15 and a key. A An international rescue effort poured colleagues...Proven: people helicopters” when a hurricane hit Hon­ landed at the San Pedro Sula Airport tunity to ask any questions they pickup truck belonging to the tons of supplies into the country, but who drink two or more cups duras in 1954, but sent only six choppers Tuesday with 46 children aboard. Another may have about the school. The gas station attendant at firm was used and returned to rescue workers reported widespread of coffee a day have an in­ this time. evacuated 30 adults stranded by high Members of the school ad­ MANCHESTER Regal Gas on Center St. its parking spot in a barn there. looting and said villagers isolated by the Voter-Making Sessions cidence rate of ulcers 72- "This country will be in a state of waters. ministration and some'teachers thwarted an attempted robbery percent greater than non­ storm are fighting each other for the HOSPITAL NOTES emergency for a minimum of five years,” The government of Belize, formerly will also be on hand to talk with Monday at 7 p.m. Other reports included: coffee drinkers... scarce food. A 1 to 5 p.m. voter-making he said. British Honduras, sent small river patrol parents. An all-day voter-making ses­ A man driving a 1969 green • A portable generator was Col. Carlos Rene Pineda, a spokesman session will be held Saturday in Proper medication The newspaper El Cronista in boats to distribute food to refugees. A sion at Manchester Community Opel two-door pulled up for gas. stolen over the last three days for the National Emergency Committee, the Manchester 'town clerk’s of­ alleviates a great amount of Tegucigalpa said American helicopter College Monday resulted in the While the attendant was pump­ said Honduras “desperately” needs more Mexican navy freighter brought 450 tons of fice in the Municipal Building. discomfort. Fill your pilots have spotted hundreds more bodies Discharged Monday: Carl Also, Barbara Pagano, 41 addition of 25 electors to ing, the driver approached the helicopters to save thousands of refugees food, medicine, clothing and construction Eligible applic ants must be at prescriptions at LENOX and around 80,000 persons isolated and Curtis, Warehouse Point; Ray­ Judy Lane, South Windsor; Manchester voting lists. rear of the car and demanded still stranded by the flood. materials to Honduras. least 18 years of age, PHARMACY, 299 E. Center starving around the cities of El Progreso, mond Smith, Slocum Rd., Diane Stachowiak, 341 Oakland Of the total, 9 are Democrats, “ all the money on hand.” Thousands Isolated There were reports of typhoid in several Manchester residents and U.S. St., Tel. 649-6896 for free El Negrito, Morasan and Urraco in flood- communities, including the hard-hit Hebron; Maria DesPlanque, 57 St.; David Widger, Stafford 3 are Republicans, and 13 are The attendant declined to "We don’t know how many people are citizens. Rssei Art Red, fielets Are Hue, de^very. Open 8-9. Sun. and hit northern Honduras. village of Choloma, where some 2,000 of Hillcrest Rd.; Henry Springs; James Hill, 26 Timber unaffiliated. give over the money, police Holidays 8-8. “Symbol Of still isolated without food and water,” he Starkweather, 186 Lake St.; Wmt Ads Are (kewy A government source confirmed that ”a the 20,000 residents are believed to have Trail, South Windsor; Susan Subsequent voter-making A 9 a.m.
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