24 — MANC'HKSTKR HKRALD, Friday, Auk. 19. 1983 REAL Cushman Drive No quick changes likely Quintuplets, woman turns 100 after Heritage merger and sextuplets summer ... page 11 ... pagb 20 page 4 Home of the Week 1$ epontored by the Msnchettef Herald ■ Manchester, Conn. Saturday, Aug. 20, 1983 s- Gracious and Spacious Single copy: 25<P HOME Luxurious 4 Bedroom Colonial on oversized treed lot in Manchester. Kitchen has dining area opening up to family room. Two car gar­ Tirozzi eyes age, 2 V2 baths and 1 st floor laundry. G N P soars; earlier age $123,900. for school profits up; By Mark A. Dupuis United Press International of /HOMf ' / ^ H ARTFO RD - State officials ^ D.W. FISH REALTY CO. are considering lowering the age at orders drop which children begin school as one THE way to improve education in 243 Main St., Manchester 643-1591 m Vernon Cirde, Vernon 872-9153 Connecticut. B;ducation Commis­ By Denis Gulino dersecretary Robert Dederick sioner Gerald N. Tirozzi said United Press International said. Friday. r Manufacturing accounted for Tirozzi said expanded early WASHINGTON — The gross most of the increase in profits. The childhood education, probably be­ national product soared at an once-ailing savings-and-loan in­ ginning at age 4 and differing from WEEK! annual rate of 9.2 percent — the dustry was the best performer in traditional schooling, was one of highest in five years — and the financial sector, accounting for several ideas he was examining as corporate profits posted their most of the $4.2 billion gain in that he looked at ways to improve the biggest quarterly gain in eight area of the economy. state’s education system. years, the government reported The latest quarterly reading of “ I would like to look at he whole issue of an earlier entrance age for , . k Friday. the gross national product — the $39,500 # the public schools," he said during Only 1975 down buys this spotless 3’/i roonrt com­ But the government also re­ measure of all goods and services pletely furnished Condo. Convenient 1st floor „ NEW IISTIN6 ported a sharp drop in "big-ticket" produced in the nation — added a taping for the W FSB-TV "Face unit includes sliders to patio with grill, all appli­ Reasonably priced six room colonial. Three bedrooms, orders for factory items during even more muscle to the recovery. the Slate■’ program, which airs ances, pool, sauna & lush attractive landscaping. remodeled kitchen, wall to wall carpeting and two July — an omen that the economic fn the first quarter, the GNP this weekend. garages. Nice location. Call today. $62,900. recovery could slow late in the climbed by only 2.6 percent and "I think it would benefit public year. forecasters wondered at the begin­ education if we could have the Prices as measured by the ning of the year if the second children at an earlier age,” added GNP’s "implicit price deflator," quarter could achieve a 5 percent 'M Tirozzi^ who left the New Haven I T ’S A L L climbed at a 3.S percent annual growth rate school superintendent’s job to rate in the second quarter com­ become education commissioner ‘i;s ! ENERGY EFHCIENT CONTEMPORARY pared to 5.5 percent in the first Economists generally consider a on July 1. HERE... quarter. 4 percent growth rate, sustained Tirozzi said an earlier starting New home set on over 2 acres of land in over several months, necessary to prestigious Knollwood. 8 rooms, 4 bed­ Corporate profits after taxes age especially wou Id benefit urban cut deeply into the unemployment schools and would allow educators $ 1 0 2 ,M 0 I ti jumped 14.7 percent during the rate. rooms, 2 full baths. Thermo-pane windows Immaculate throughout, professionally de­ second quarter of 1983. It was the "to work with the children at an ! I corated & color coordinated is a large 8 room Co­ and doors, sunken living room, fireplace strongest improvement since prof­ The government found as re­ earlier age, especially developing lonial with 4 bedrooms, family room with fire­ FOR THE AUTUMN OF A UFniME with wood stove, 2 car garage, extra insula­ its skyrocketed 20.6 percent in the cently as a month ago that it was social skills as well as basic place, applianced kitchen, 2'h baths, all In a relax­ Move into this immaculate full dormered Cape, featur* tion. Approximately 3.000 sq. ft. Much morel third quarter of 1975, following expanding at a strong 8.7 percent skills." ing country setting. Ing formal dining room, three bedrooms, fireplace In Call office for more details and to set up a another recession. annual rate. The latest 9.2 percent He said officials at a Department living room, two baths, screened porch and nice yard. showingll In dollars, without adjustment pace was the strongest in five of Education staff meeting Friday IB Detached garage. $72,500. years. spent a lot of lime discussing the $165,000. for inflation, the $15.9 billion surge FMEE Wt cin hil|i you bscotm a was the the biggest for any In California, where President idea of an earlier starting age. SENTRY MARKET "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU quarter. Reagan is vacationing, a presiden­ Details on whether the state Real Estate Service I**"*""*"’**'' Call 648-4S2S. and ask (or Din. ‘ ‘This explosive advance was far tial spokesman called the revised would pay added costs or if the 223 East Canter SL, Manchaalar M3.4Me STRANO REAL ESTATE above the ... gain for the first two GNP rate “ more good news” that change would be mandatory need D.F. REAIE, INC. quarters of prior postwar recover­ to be worked out. Tirozzi said. *> V.mon A«al Eafaf. 156 EAST CENTER ST. shows “ the recovery is well in J9 CoiHMctlcul Bhid., Em I Hwtfoni, ies,” Commerce Department un- gear” and inflation under control. He admitted there would be ________ 60 Poquonocli An.. W lndw I ITS M . II, taWtmr.'Ct 646-45IS MANCHESTER, CT, 64S-2000J some opposition. "It would be like most arguments, some people I would accept it and some would not,” Tirozzi said. Strikers say Bell However, he said he supported {) the idea as an educator and from a II philosophical point and thus felt a responsibility to explain why it is using hurricane would be beneficial. Tirozzi said he also favored earlier testing to determine if onnn Forest H ills to break the union students had mastered basicskills. kitchen, beamed The state now gives annual profi­ ¥■ cathedral ceiling in large living & dining rooms, ciency tests in basic skills to students in ninth grade. family rooms. 3 full baths, w/w carpet, matured By Frank R. Csongos out a call Friday for qualified trees A landscaping. $92,900 United Press International Tirozzi said research showed volunteers to restore telephone that a student's performance in service to thousands of residents in high school could be predicted by W ASHINGTON - Striking tele­ i-ieraia photo by Pinto BOLTON 111 the Texas coastal areas ravaged ■ performance in third or fourth phone workers accused the Bell Manchester by the hurricane. grade. •Walk to Buckley School 42 plus or minus acres ANDOVER $74,900 System Friday of trying to use Trecker said emergency union Playground fun Hurricane Alicia to break their "I think right now we tend to •16x32 Sabrina inground pool i4$l crews were ready to work without Private situated on beautifully I k union, and “substantial" differen­ blame our high schools for the •Immaculate Ranch go with this 5V2 Rm. pay to repair telephone damage product, while I would suggest the treed 205’x220’ is this 4 Br Co­ ces were reported in talks on caused by Alicia, which knocked •3 bedrooms ending the 13-day-oId strike. Stephen Fox of East Hartford keeps an climbs the slide at Wickham Park. More K-8 (kindergarten to eighth grade) Chalet type home. out phone service during its instructional program is really •2 full baths lonial with 2 baths, floor to ceil­ No face-to-face bargaining was rampage across Houston and the eye on Andy, his five-year-old canine about the unusual dog on page 3. held for the third consecutive day where we have to improve,” he •Beautiful Florida room Secluded area, mount­ ing fireplace & garage, large upper Texas Coast. "son," to make sure he doesn’t fall as he said. •Extra Large treed lot in the walkout by 675,000 telephone He said Southwestern Bell ap­ ains, trees, ponds, very finished rec room. A pleasure ® / Yester Year operators and service technicians. parently believes the union's prop­ •Fenced back yard to show. 10 Rm Colonial w/turn of century charm, cypress Scattered incidents of violence and osal to work “ was a hollow offer.” •Large garden area private. Asking wood panels, 3 fireplaces, beamed LB, formal vandalism were reported across He said the company has threa­ •$83,500 $ 120,000. the country. tened to replace all striking Bids due to boost water pressure m a n , {Jnc. American Telephone & Tele­ workers in the hurricane area M r graph Co. executives and repre­ unless they returned to work. ED GORMAN ^ sentatives of the Communications "W e’re not going to break our U&R REALTT CO. Bids to make the long-awaited water distribution system. they said, was within limits problem. Associates Usmu Workers of America, the largest of own strike by sending the entire changes in the water service in an Some residents, who had had permitted by the state. For the south section Kandra 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 643-2B92 ' 263 MAIN STREET JUST OFh 1-86/EXIT 94 the three striking unions, met work force back to work,” Trecker MANCHESTER.