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Loksb Manrljehtf R Leuentng Ford to Give Decision on Tax Cut Bill Tonight PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri., March 28, 1975 MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES ManrljeHtf r lEuentng Discharged Wednesday: Otto Heller, 31 Ashworth St.; Faith Manche»ter—A City of Village Charm PRICE I FIFTEEN CENTI Shettleworth, Meriden; Ray­ mond Little, 83 Diane Dr., Ver­ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 152 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES non; Ruth Finkelstein, 187 Woodbridge St.; Amy Cross, RD 2, Coventry; Hyman Lehr- man, 105 Garth Rd.; Twylar Williams, Windsor; Pamela Wennergren, Merrow Rd., Coventry; Robin Jacobsen, 2589 Ford To Give Decision Ellington Ave., South Windsor. Also, Orazio Valenti, Broad Brook; Maureen Herron, En­ field; Donald Merrill, House of Chung Willimantic; Michael Bonneau, On Tax Cut Bill Tonight 1 Center St., Andover; Robert Through the doors of the recently opened House of Chung at 363 Broad St., one enters the world of the Orient Feury, Cora Rd., Tolland; where succulent, delicious specialties of the house feature Polynesian and Cantonese menus. The full WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford provisions, plus other tax credits, were ap­ Elizabeth Hurley, South St., includes such tempting preparations as Seven Stars and a Full Moon (for 2) comprising selected meats and sure to have political impact, and some provide a net tax cut of $22.8 billion after will tell the nation tonight if he will sign or proved Wednesday by Congress in an ef­ Coventry; Ruth Fox, 179 E. sea foods with greens, one booeless duckling simmered in spices and fried crisp with mushroom sauce. If White House aides advised him to sign the raising taxes $2 billion for oil companies veto the $24.8 billion tax cut bill that the fort to stimulate the sluggish economy. bill rather than risk sharp criticism from and U.S.-based multinational companies. Center St.; Eric Burnham, 159 your imagination runs to the palm tree-edged sands of the Polynesian Islands, the House of Chung offers a Pu Democratic controlled Congress passed Oakland St. Pu platter for a minimum of two persons with meat, chicken and shrimp. Or treat the fmaily to a complete If Ford rejects the measure, as the the public for further delaying tax relief. The President’s announcement tonight hoping to lift the economy out of a reces­ One White House official said Ford con­ dinner for $5.75 per person including soup, appetizer, entree and choice of desserts. American dishes are also White House has said he might do, a vote will cap a series of intensive conferences sion. sidered the decision the toughest he has that he has had in recent days with his available, as well as a complete choice of take-out orders. Tantalizing drinks are served from the bar. The President obtained air time at 7:30 on whether to override his action in Congress is certain soon after the House had to make since taking office last principal economic, energy and political Anytime is the right time to go to the House of Chung, open seven days a week. Phone 649-4958. p.m. EDT on all major radio and televi­ August. Others said the President was strategists. Ford has also conferred at LEGAL INOTICES sion networks to reveal his decision. The and Senate return April 7 from their Easter recess. The Republican President torn between conflicting recommen­ length with GOP congressioal leaders to White House said his 10- to 15-minute dations from his top advisers. get their advice. speech from the Oval Office will include was said to believe he has the votes to make a veto stick. As late as Friday evening, when Ford’s The bill includes payments up to $400 Court of Probate. District of Manchester “a statement on economic policy.” speaking plans were disclosed, it appeared 2 NOTICE OF HEARING working poor families with children, one­ ESTATE OF JENNIE COOK PITKIN, House of Ford plans to leave immediately The President has repeatedly voiced that the President still was in the process time payment of $50 to Social Security deceased afterwartj for California to begin a nine- of making up his mind. Asked then if Ford Pursuant to an order of Hon. William objections to numerous amendments that recipients and a tax credit up to $2,000 for E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated March 24. day Easter vacation. were added to the basic tax relief plan, had reached a final decision. Press buyers of certain newly built homes. It 1975 a hearing will be held on an ap SHAH If Ford signs the legislation, most Chung arguing that they would sharply increase Secretary Ron Nessen said, "He is partially repeals the oil-industry's tax tion praying for authority to sell tnt cer­ Americans will collect rebates of between tain piece or parcel of land situated in federal spending while slashing tax deciding.” benefit, the oil depletion allowance. $loO and $200 on their 1974 tax payments the Town of Manchester, Country of revenues and lead to a new upsurge of in­ Ford originally recommended a tax cut President and Mrs. Ford will stay in Hartford and State of Connecticut, starting in mid-May, and withholding for of $16 billion when he outlined his own an­ sometimes known as No. 22 Proctor now oilen flation. Palm Springs, Calif., during their vaca­ Road and also known and designated as 1975 taxes will be reduced. Those But a Ford decision to veto the bill is tirecession program in January. The Lot No. 43 as in said application on file tion. Ford will make side trips to San 9 featuring Polynesian and White House has said in recent days that more fully appears, at the Court of lOKSB Diego, San Francisco and the Elk Hills Probate on April 7. 1975 at ll;00 A.M. Cantonese Speeialties the President was unhappy with the size of naval oil reserve, flying back to Pearl J. Hultman. Ass’t. Clerk the Congress-approved bill, which would Plan To *3.99 Famous Pu Pu Platter Washington April 7. Specialspecial Familyraniiiy aDinners^uumjio ^Ok\ Christians Prepare Dine With STARRINQ Juicy, U.S.D.A. Choice Sirloin . Court of Probate U s and Combination Platters / li’-J District of Manchester Succulent, butter-luscious lobster tall NOTICE TO CREDITORS Easter CO-STARRINQ ESTATE OF FRANK R. BOYNTON Potato, crisp salad, oven-warm bread OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon • Thun 11 • 11 pm For Easter Rites Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Sunday... and your favorite waitresses. ' Fri Sal 11 • 11:30pm E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be COMING ATTRACTION: Sunday 12 • 10 pm Pope Paul VI today led nearly 700 may there be a sympathetic remembrance presented to the fiduciary named below Steak & Slutted Shrimp on or before June 20.1975 or be barred by million Roman Catholics in the Easter for all who, still today, are suffering NEWS CAPSULES law. The fiduciary is; 244 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 363 BROAD ST. COMPLETE vigil of Holy Year following a Good Friday because of conflicts of war or because of' Judith B. Morton MANCHESTER 28 Durant St. Open 7 Days 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. COCKTAILS TAKE-OUT ceremonies in which he asked for a political or civil conflicts,” the pontiff Manchester. Conn, 06040 PH O N E 646-1995Mr. steak, Inc., 1975 SERVED 649-4958 SERVICE “sacrifice of love.” said at the last station. In Jerusalem, more than 2,000 pilgrims He said the crucifixion of Jesus was the I II — itm Sadat Wants Peace marched down the Via Dolorosa during highest sacrifice known in history and was Cook, 31, both of nearby Sylacauga, and By United Press International processions Friday under the watchful eye “characterized by the highest value a William Davis, 41, of Vincent. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat wants of border police on alert for possible Arab death can have.” ^The Good Guys Are Winners^ immediate resumption of the Geneva easier candy and baskets There’s a Family bombings. He said modern man could offer “an To Probe CIA Link peace talks on the Mideast, official How do you get rid of a couple of “bad guys’’ called The ancient winding street is the equal sacrifice of love—a love without WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tlie Senate in­ sources in Cairo said. “Sugar’’ and “Snacking?” Why, brush them away, of traditional path of Christ’s march to his equal and without limits.” telligence committee will investigate we have every last minute thingl They said Sadat’s first speech since the Prepares for Easter Rites course. Young students at Green School watch as Gerry F east every weekdEQ^ crucifixion. In Jerusalem, Roman Catholic and allegations the Central Intelligence Agen­ breakdown of Secretary of State Henry Tens of thousands of pilgrims in Rome Protestant pilgrims today conducted Holy cy was in some way involved in the Jones, left, and Paul Palmer attempt to end two of the Kissinger’s mission will depict Egypt as tnJ it at for the 1975 Holy Year jammed St. Peter’s Saturday ceremonies in the Church of the assassination of President John F. The cross, a symbol of Christ's death, School auditorium. Pausing at the major threats to good dental health with super-size ^‘where a wanting peace but ready for war if the at Howard Johnsonb! Basilica and later filled the roads around Holy Sepulchre, a Byzantine structure Kennedy. and the lilies, a symbol of His cross to prepare scripture readings toothbrushes. Playing the culprits are Debby Duchesneau, dollar's Geneva parley leads nowhere. the Colosseum to see the 77-year-old pon­ built on Calvary Rock. “In its final report, the committee will Resurrection are to be part of a for tomorrow’s service is the Rev.
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