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Hijackings U.S. refuses in Beirut to back loan for Argentina ciose road Bv Denis G. Gulino United Press International WASHINGTON — The U.S. government refused By David Zenlan Friday to extend a $300 million loan guarantee to United Press International Argentina, bowing out of an agreement made with four Latin American governments to prevent paper BEIRUT, Lebanon — A spate of truck hijackings losses to U.S. banks. closed the only crossing between the Christian and ■iwi The Treasury Department said it would consider Moslem sectors of Beirut for an hour Friday and extending a new loan offer if Argentina ever reaches snipers wounded four people going from one side of agreement on an austerity program with the the capital to the other. International Monetary Fund. The Christian Voice of Lebanon reported Israeli The decision raises the possibility several of the warplanes flew reconnaissance missions over Leba­ largest American banks, including ailing Continental nese territory and Syria put its troops on the highest Illinois of Chicago, could end the quarter June 30 state of alert in the eastern portion of the country. having to report lower — in some cases sharply lower \ The radio said a number of Israeli warplanes — earnings. "m ade more than a pass” over Beirut and the Bekaa Argentina, which Friday informed more than 300 Valley in east Lebanon where Syria has thousands of banks it cannot pay $750 million due separately on a

troops facing Israel’s army. $1.1 billion loan, has a choice of reaching agreement Christian militiamen blamed their Moslem west with the fund, paying off Mexico, Venezuela. Brazil Beirut rivals for sniper attacks in Beirut that wounded and Columbia itself, or forcing some of its lenders to four motorists. Y f reclassify its debts. The two sides blamed each other for sporadic While bankers disagreed on the long-range clashes across other sections of the Beirut confronta- significance of the Treasury action, it was assumed to Uon lines. The sound of exploding shells and sniper be a calculated warning by the United States to bullets in sporadic fighting in the city’s echoed Argentina that its long delay in making repayment across the capital late Friday. arrangements was not appreciated. Police reported as many as 19 trucks hijacked by The loan guarantee was first extended March 30 in a the rival militiamen before halting traffic for an hour last minute arrangement that avoided a first quarter across the Green Line, which divides Christian east blot on U.S. banks earnings reports. The loan

from Moslem west Beirut, allowing a factional guarantee was extended again on April 28 and May 31. security committee to step in to deal with the new “ While the U.S. government regrets that Argentina phenomenon. was unable to reach agreement with the IM F during ■ r They had no immediate explanation for the the previously agreed upon period, we recognize that h ija ctogs, which involved trucks loaded with food, progress has been made toward a resolution of gas and other supplies. outstanding issues and that negotiations over an itot a aource close to the negotiators said, Argentine economic program that the IM F could '^'^m1lnI'Sttt^''(>D tk$i' west side of the Green Line approve are continuing," n department statement hijacked a trudk loaded with sand, saying the other said. side would fill the sand into bags and use it in s i The Treasury Department stands ready to fortifications, entertain a request from Argentina for a new swap "W ord got to the east side, and they stopped and arrangement once the agreement on a letter of intent hijacked a westbound truck full of gravel for the same has been reached with the IMF. it said. reason.” Earlier Argentina informed international banks Rival factions blamed each other for starting the w that it cannot pay $750 million due June 15 on a $1.1 billion bridge loan, banking sources said Friday. hijackings, and each demanded the other release the Herald photo by Pinto trucks it was holding before they release the trucks Citibank informed Argentina’s more than 300 captured by their gunmen. creditor banks in a telex sent late Thursday of Police manning the Green Line buffer zone made no Fascination Argentina’s inability to meet a June 15 deadline for effort to stop the hijackings. Instead, they closed the payment on the loan signed Dec. 31, 1982 and aready corridor to ail traffic for an hour, but reopened it later extended several times. after assurances that more trucks would not be Kari Whiting, 2%, of 199 Dunn Road, Friday evening. The bazaar begins its Citibank's message to the other creditor banks said hijacked, a militia source said. Coventry, and her mother, Leslie, are last day today at noon. Story and the loan would be renewed day by day until further The trucks hijacked in Beirut by late Friday were fascinated by the amusement rides at another picture on page 10. notice and that interest charges on the rollover, yet to still missing, but their drivers had been released. the 11th annual St. Bridget Bazaar be decided, would begin accruing Friday. Some truck traffic was also restored, witnesses said. "There was some sniping and sporadic clashes, but honestly, the brief closure was more because of the truck hijackings than the fighting,” a police Corporate restructuring approved spokesman said. "The four-member cease-fire committee is dealing with the truck hijackings today ... It is better than arranging cease-fires,” the spokesman said.

Voice of Lebanon radio reported the Syrians along Hospital plans profit-making subsidiary the confrontation line with the Israeli troops and

inside the plain will stay on the highest state of alert until Monday. Bv Sarah E. Hall Internal Revenue Service as Gallacher as walk-in centers, surgical clinics and will continue to control it then, Syria has some 40,000 troops in east and north says he expects it will be, would allow Health Maintenance Organizations are Herald Reporter according to Gallacher. Lebanon and Israel maintains an estimated 10,000 the holding company to pursue' ven­ threatening hospital finances state­ He maintained that the restructuring troops in the southern part of the country. To provide a hedge against competi­ tures ranging from nursing homes and wide, according to many experts. entails no risk to the hospital's tion and increasingly stringent regula­ laundry or data-processing services to Corporate restructuring is seen as a financial security. 'Some (of the walk-in health centers. No actual uses way to strike back. tion, the Manchester Memorial Hospi­ ventures) could be money-losers -and tal Board of Incorporators Thursday have been identified for any of the three But “ it’s going to beslow,” Gallacher be discontinued," he said. But "there’s Iran defectors approved a plan that may lead to the subsidiaries other than the hospital, said. " I can’t imagine us getting into no way. if one of them fails, that it will formation of a profit-making however. any real get-rich-quick activities... My be a direct dollar drain on the subsidiary. "W e ’re going into this for flexibility, guess is there will be only one activity, hospital." seeking asylum Called corporate restructuring, the to. compete against ail the forces that the hospital, for some tim e.” are competing against us, and to build Gallacher made it clear that any Even though the hospital could not plan would MIow creation of an umbrella comirany — the Manchester capital,” Gallacher said. venture which would compete with lose money under the set-up, Gallacher Memorial Corporation — with four MMH itself would not be chosen. "W e said, it could gain some. But while any CAIRO, Egypt (U PI) — An Iranian plane carrying THE REORGANIZATION would are not inclined to chop things away profits would be channeled into the eight people, including military officers, landed at the subsidiaries. One would be the hospital probably allow some holding company from the hospital that already exist," hospital by the holding company, they southern city of Luxor Friday and all those aboard itself; two others would be tax-exempt; and the fourth would be a taxable, activities to escape regulation by the he said. would not go directly into MMH's asked for political asylum in Egypt but were money-making outfit. state Commission on Hospitals and operating budget. Instead, profits apparently denied their request, officials said. "W e’re still at the infancy stage, Health Care, which holds the reins on B Y JAN UARY, Gallacher ' said. would be tucked into an investment The defectors negotiated for nearly six hours with hospital finances statewide. The com­ MMH will probably have assigned fund, used for capital expenses as they Egyptian military authorities at Luxor, about 350 quite frankly,” Michael Gallacher, MMH assistant director and former mission would continue to regulate the people to boards that will oversee each crop up. miles south of Cairo, but their request for asylum acting director, said at a news hospital, however. of the four subsidiaries that are appeared to have been rejected, said the officials, who “ This will have no immediate effect conference Friday. This week, Warren Currently, Gallacher said, 21 of forseen. The same people who control asked to remain unidentified. on room rates,” Gallacher said. But L. Prelesnik — reportedly an expert in Connecticut’s 36 general hospitals the hospital now — the executive The officials said two Iranian army lieutenants since the fund would mean the hospital corporate restructuring — took over as either have undergone the restructur­ committee, the Board of Incorporators emerged from the plane, an F-27 Fokker Friendship, would have less need to borrow money, the hospital’s executive director. ing process or are seeking to do so. and the smaller Board of Trustees, shortly after it landed following a four-hour flight the decrease in interest expenditures Alternative health care sv.stpms such which is made up of incorporators — from Bahrain, where it made a refueling stop. The setup, if approved by the could help keep room rates down.

The Iranians, whose country is at war with Iraq, a s k ^ for asylum in Bahrain but were refused. They had already been barred from entering the United Arab Emirates and from landing in SatidFArabia, the Middle East News Agency said. Volkswagen’s Rabbit takes its last hop Their plane was to be refueled and allowed to take

off early Saturday for an unknown destination, officials said. ;;4n *W w a n t o n . Pa. . .Iiitu' 1C. ~ Time stands sWLhere Waddell principal retires this month Only the hardiest of souls endure life in Colebrook "it was just the same. You had to Morrison recalls the day kids rushed Santa By Margaret Jackson with its rocky steep hills, bone- persoh who enjoys that." years,” says Ingrid Newlin, wifeof epidemic around 1800 reduced find your own amusement." United Press International chilling winters and forbidding A person in a hurry might drive the minister of the town's only residents to the same number as Colebrook's summer commun­ forests. church. today. right by the three-corhdr center, ity has swelled slightly, and a By Sorah E. Hall took his first job as a junior high school science special program designed to boost students’ spelling COLEBROOK — Pausing with And today an equally lengthy hardly noticing the heartbeat of The center grew around the Around the turn of the century, recent series of deaths of long-time Herald Reporter Colebrook became a well-kept instructor in Yarmouth, Maine, in 1950 — made the skills, he admits. He chalked up the hours he wasted her quilting needle in mid-air, lack of modern-day amenities has Colebrook, missing the chance to home of the first settler, Benjamin residents has brought a new surge summer secret for well-to-do New extra income a necessity, he says. developing the program to experience: "Even the Judy Kochey echoes the sentments attracted only a few summer see what an 18th,century passerby Horton, who crossed over from the of New Yorkers for weekend As his retirement later this month draws near. Yorkers. In its heyday, the town And he adds that he almost became a clergyman hard times, there’s got to be something good about of her pioneering New England residents who often settle down to might have come upon in his Massachusetts border in 1765. appearances on the old estates. Maxwell M^pfison remembers the Christmas the kids Although neighboring Barkhams- boasted nearly the entire staff of instead of a teacher, as did his younger brother. "It them.” forefathers who left Colebrook. a stay, some weekenders and a travels. "There is what they call a went bi Soon, all his successes and failures in education will year-round population of 1,230 ted had settlers for a decade, Colliers magazine and others of was a toss-up who was going to go into the ministry cold and rocky comer of Connecti­ There’s the white-picketed green cocktail set — and some people It happened nearly 14 year's ago, when Morrison and who was going to go into education,” he says. But be behind him. hardy souls content with little. in front of the whitewashed Con­ Colebrook waswild and uncharted. literary inclinations, like Mrs. cut, uninhabited for centuries. resent that,” says Mrs. Nash with first^cam e principal of Waddell Elementary School. Morrison’s stint in India as a member of an Air Corps But after he retires on June 20, he nonetheless plans “ There's not much here,” she "There's nothing to attract gregational Church, where down in But others followed Horton, and a bit of a smile. “ But it doesn’t mar Jttst’as Santa Claus was about to hand out candy at a “ When I was a little girl, we bomber squadron in the 1940’s inspired a lifelong to keep busy. Among the hobbies that he plans to “ take says, adding another colorful anybody,” says Caroline Nash, 87, the cool basement the nine women the population grew slowly to school assembly, hordes of over-excited children would go up there the afternoon the town.” interest in the religions different from his own. out of mothballs” are hooking rugs, gardening, stitch at the weekly quilting bee a former member of the editorial sew and talk as they hurry to finish include about 150 people just Little has marred Colebrook. No rushed him. before the Revolutionary War, school let out, and return the carpentry work and caning furniture. and smiling at her neighbors. "But board of The Nation who spent the quilt for the July 4 raffle. bars, restaurants, movie theaters, “ He looked as though he was going to be trampled, "We’re firm believers in doing It yourself. ” he says mostiy from the Winsted area. afternoon of Labor Day,” says FOR TW O YEAR S before he came to Manchester, I don't think I'd be doing this summers in Colebrook ail her life Then there's the pillared Gen­ shopping malls, or parking lots so I thought I had better do something,” the Much later, the tiny town’s Mrs. Nash. “ It was a wonderful he served as a teacher-principal at an elementary — appropriate parting words for a firm believer in elsewhere.” and married a Colebrook boy. eral Store with its creaky floors, commonly sited in surrounding soft-spoken Morrison says. "Unless you know how to generous water power prompted carefree life. We didn’t have to school in Portland, Maine. That meant leading a class self-discipline. Colebrook, one of the last towns "If you want a gay life, this isn’t the town hall and the other one or areas have come to town. Cole­ deal with kids, they’re frightening sometimes." the place to come to,” she says, an industrial boom. Factories wear shoes except on Sunday.” in a room that adjoined his office, so he could answer to blossom in a state replete with two shingle houses on either side. brook may not offer much, but To cope with the situation, Morrison jumped up on’ sprang up and the population But she says even during its phone calls and do snatches of administative work 16th century settlements, deterred "There's no entertainment, night­ "Except for the road, the center residents wouldn’t change a thing. the auditorium stage and grabbed Santa’s candy- clubs or such. It's only a special has remained unchanged for 200 doubled, but a severe malaria heydey as a summer community. while teaching. even the most determined pioneers filled sack. Santa took off. But the thoroughly- In 1964, Morrison became principal of Nathan Hale embarrassed Morrison didn’t ball the kids out. School. He left there to become the Waddell principal “ I just said ‘Sit down. This is not the way this is in 1970. going to be done.’ Or something like that,” Morrison After all the educational fads he’s seen, he g / m Weather says. He handed the candy over to teachers, who maintains that nothing's entirely new. "Education is 'W« Sav6 You Mono Peopletalk passed it out to the children as they walked out. cyclic," he says. "They put another name on it; they add another gadget — it's still the same thing.” Even the “ hands-on” math program recently m TO D A Y , T H E 63-YE AR-OLD P R IN C IP AL says, he Today’s forecast just raises his hand to get Waddell students to quiet brought to the town’s elementary schools is no down at assemblies. innovation in Morrison's view. "Using manipulatives FAUBrSMY C j r IT View from the bottom Double-Star ceremony Connecticut, Massachusetts and And that type of low-key approach is typical of (math aids that children can actually handle, such as There were a couple of falling stars in the music The stars of “ Rhinestone” now are sparkling on Rhode Island: Saturday sunny Morrison, his associates say. As Waddell School social colored beans or cardboard triangles) has always SHAVE LOTMH industry this week, including one with a nice Hollywood Boulevard’s Walk of Fame. with highs in the 70s. Fair Saturday worker Vera Testa puts it: "He gives the children a been in vogue,” he says. ironic twist. Sylvester Stallone and Dolly Parton, starring in night. Lows in the 50s. Sunday “ I think what they’re trying to do is make the child chance.” SAVE *5 ’ Elton John was performing in Milan, Italy, the new movie “ Rhinestone," were honored partly sunny. Highs 75 to 80. 'Morrison says his 34 years of teaching experience think, rather than write everything down and SAVE *5 singing his hit " I ’m Still Standing.” when he Thursday with sidewalk stars implanted in the New Hampshire: Sunny Satur­ have taught him to accept that kids at play are going memorize it.” PIERRE jumped off his piano and tumbled into the walkway in front of the Egyptian Theater, which day. Highs in the 70s. Sunday to have disputes, fights, accidents. In fact, he claims POLO CARDIN orchestra pit. “ Only I could fall in the middle of is where “ Rhinestone” will open next week. MORRISON SAYS H E W OULD put reins on the increasing cloudiness with a to prefer to keep his mouth shut, if possible, when COLOGNE singing 'I’m Still Standing.” said John, who was Stallone’s star, the 1,780th, was placed between teachers send wrongdoers to his office. current computer mania, if he could. "If the button’s AFTER those dedicated to Mack Sennett and Yehudi chance of afternoon showers. Famout-name not seriously injured. ” I don’t know of any child who left my office not working, and you still have to get the problem dealgner after Highs in the 70s and low 80s. SHAVE ahave for your Singer Grace Jones used an “ old folk remedy" Menuhin. Miss. Parton’s, the 1,781st, is located unhappy — because we resolve the problem before L solved, what do you do?” he asks. He questions the between stars belonging to Raymond Massey and Vermont: Sunny and mild Satur­ 1.5 oz. man 2 oz on her ankle after she fell while on the crowded they leave,” he says. "To me, if the child has admitted Herald photo by Pinto popular notion that every child need be "computer dance floor at the Club Z in Miami Beach, Fla. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. day. Highs in the 70s. Fair the truth, then the child has grown.” literate.” "Rhinestone,” scheduled for debut June 22, is a *9.99 *9.99 Jeffrey Rodman, co-owner of the nightclub, was Saturday night, not as cool. Lows Helping children mature is the best part of the job, Likewise, Morrison thinks that last year’s flurry of Reg. >15 Reg. $15.00y dancing with Miss Jones when “ she started to do a comedy about a cab driver and a country girl who 45 to 55. Variable clouds Sunday. Morrison says. But he complains that the amount of Maxwell McMTison retires this month as national reports criticizing education were “ kind of a pirouette and fell into Rodman's arms,” said sings in a New York club. Chance of showers, warmer. Highs paperwork expected of school principals has gotten principal of Waddell School. slap in the face” to local teachers, who he believes are Rick Calle, Rodman's partner. Security men 75 to 85. out of hand. hard-working and conscientious. carried her to the club’s VIP booth overlooking Maine: Sunny Saturday. Highs But he applauds the formation of townwide the dance floor and Rodman poured a bottle of however. A native of St. Johnsbury, Vermont, he has curriculum committees to oversee what is taught'in Following in papa’s steps in the 60s and 70s. Fair Saturday champagne over the ankle. "It’s an old folk W HEN V IS ITE D at his Vernon Street home on a also raised three children. And running a bakery the town’s schools. “ It’s a way of keeping abreast of remedy,” Calle said. A Hemingway once again strolled the streets of night. Lows in the upper 40s and recent Saturday morning, he was busy typing a memo route, driving a bus for tobacco workers, and the times, of weeding out, of getting what we want for Paris this week. Ernest Hemingway’s grand­ low 50s. Sunday increasing cloudi­ ffs a day for tans for teachers. His wife, Millie, just laughed when asked contracting all have been his summertime occupa­ the town rather than what the textbook companies daughter, actress Margaux Hemingway, re­ ness with a chance of afternoon if he works too many hours. tions at various times. want to sell us,” he says. Sophia is bewitched kindled memories of the writer this week, filming showers north and western sec­ Today: sunny. Highs In the mid 70s. Winds light southwest. Saturday Schoolwork has not been Morrison’s only vocation. Morrison’s salary as a teacher — $2,100 when he One brainchild of his own that didn’t work was a a sequence in front of his favorite Paris tions. Highs in the 70s and low 80s. night fair. Lows in the 50s. Sunday partly sunny. Highs around 00. Sophia Loren has always been considered bookstore, Shakespeare and Co. just opposite Today’s weather picture was drawn by Renee Dumas, 10, of Oak bewitching but hardly a witch. Nonetheless, in the Notre Dame Cathedral. Extended outlook Street, a fourth-grade student at Nathan Hale School. OLD SPICE July issue of Ladies’ Home Journal she talks Miss Hemingway and her husband, Bernard After-Shave Lotion about her superstitions and ESP, which she says Foucher, are making a documentary tracing the Extended outlook for New Eng­ Manchester State to look at smoke ban qualifies her for witchhood. “I am a Neopolitan writer’s steps throughout the world. The land Monday through Wednesday: WE 6lFt WRAP FREE! witch," she said. independently financed film is to be completed Connecticut, Massachusetts and Manchester’s decision to ban smoking in municipal negotiation with the firefighters. Her power of ESP once stopped her from taking in Brief SAVEJ2.50 and sold to television in November. Rhode Island: Chance of showers offices next year may become the subject of a hearing Tighe said Friday evening that he learned during *2 a Brussels-bound plane that crashed and killed SAVE f j Monday. Hot weather returning by the State Board of Labor Relations as the result of the conference that a similar letter had been sent to a everyone aboard. Miss Loren said. She also says police recruit. That letter, too, will be rescinded, Tuesday and Wednesday. Night­ No extra day for kids unfair labor practice complaints filed by two town she doesn't like to be caught not wearing unions. Tighe said. . To make up for one extra day of school required something red — even if it's "underneath, out of Personalized money , time lows from upper 50s to mid 60s An agent from the labor board was unable to resolve because of the recent bad weather, Manchester sight. Monday and the mid 60s to low 70s the dispute in a conference Friday and will file a It doesn’t take much to make the U.S. kindergarten students will not have to atfchd Red brings me luck, I think,” she told the Tuesday and Wednesday. Daytime report of the conference. treasurer’s day. Katherine Ortega, whose name school for a day longer than other public school magazine. “There is something alive about it, highs from upper 70s to mid 80s The complaints were filed by the Manchester Police is on more than 5.8 billion currency notes, got a students in town, as officials had planned. Calendar something violent and aggressive.” Monday and the upper 80s to mid Union, Local 1495, and the town employees’ union. kick out of seeing her first personalized dollar ’‘We’ve got a reinterpretation from the state Miss Loren turns 50 in September but she’s not Local 991, both of the American Federation of State. bill. 90s Tuesday and W^nesday. which is going to allow us to make those days up in even considering a face lift. “ Every season of life County and Muncipal Employees. Monday "I received the first dollar b ill, with my Vermont: Dry Monday. (Chance one all-day session,” School Superintendent is nice,” she said. "I think I fit exactly my age and Donald P. Wrenn, an assistant agent for board, signature in change recently from an ice cream of showers Tuesday and Wednes­ James P. Kennedy said this week. Eighth District Board of Directors, 7 p.m.. District I don’t think I would ever have a face lift because today conferred with representatives of the unions Firehouse, Hilliard and Main streets. ' shop in Orlando, Fla. It was quite a treat — and so day. Highs 75 to 85. Lows 55 to 65. Instead of the extra day of school, each of the you can be given a very young face but they can’t and Assistant General M^n^Ser Steven Werbner over Planning and Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., Lincoln KANON was the strawberry cone,” she said Friday in half-day kindergarten sessions in town will be B y Ccannon change your soul. They can’t change your head as Maine: Chance of a few showers the policy. Center conference room. ' Dalias to the Women’s Business Ownership extended to a full day once before summer, at the you get older." and warmer Sunday. Clearing The press and public were barred from the Democratic subcommittee. 7:30 p.m.. Municipal COLOGNE SPRAY Conference. convenience of the individual school. Morning Monday. Fair Tuesday. Highs in conference, which was held in the hearing room at Building coffee room. WITH PUMP and afternoon classes will be doubled up. ROYAL the 70s and 80s and lows in the 40s Lincoln Center from 10 a.m until early afternoon. Tuesday VH Ol. Birthday almanac and 50s. Clean-up weekend planned Edward Tighe, president of the police union, has Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park Committee, 3 COPENHAGEN Rare Duke from Denmark New Hampshire: Chance of a said the policy would mean a drastic change in p.m., Lincoln Center gold room. * 1 3 , . § 0 June 17 — Donald Sutherland (1934-), the COLOGNE Duke Ellington fans may want to invest in a few showers and warmer Sunday. The Manchester Historical Society is seeking working conditions, which, by law, must be negotiated Commission on the Handicapped, 7:30 p.m.. Senior Canadian-born actor who has starred in films 2 oz. Clearing Monday. Fair Tuesday. volunteers to help spruce up the Cedar Street with affected unions. General Manager Robert Weiss Citizens’ Center. AFTER SHAVE shortwave radio so they can pick up a special since the early . His pictures include Satellite view . broadcast from Copenhagen, Denmark, in building that will become its future museum. argues that the policy does not change working Human Relations Commission, 8 p.m., Lincoln “Klute,” "The Great Train Robbery,” "Eye of Highs in the 70s and 80s and lows in December. Denmark’s national broadcasting That building is the former home of the Lutz conditions and is not a negotiable matter. Center conference room. < 1 0 . 9 9 the Needle” and "Ordinary People.” the 40s and 50s. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 p.m. shows < 9 . 0 0 company will play 6‘/! hours of little-known Children’s Museum — and the society wants The policy would prohibit smoking in offices and Wednesday - Reg. $12.95 4 Ol. Rpg. 11.S0 June 18 — ■ Paul McCartney (194Z-), the strong thunderstorms ahead of a developing storm in the northern Ellington works from the collection of his son, volunteers to bring whatever clean-up tools they allow it only in coffee rooms and other designated Cheney Hall Foundation, 5 p.m.. Probate Court. singer-composer who was a member of the Plains with layered clouds streaming eastward across the Great Mercer Ellington, of New York. The recordings High and low have on hand to help give it a facelift today and areas in town buildings. Commission on Children and Youth, 7:30 p.m., SAVE <1.31 Beatles rock group in the 1960s. He was the Lakes and Northeast. A second area of thunderstorms is moving include music played by the Duke himself as well The highest temperatqre re­ Sunday. The policy was formulated this year by a committee Lincoln Center gold room. group’s lead singer and composed some of their through the central Plains. Thunderstorms are over southern Florida headed by Werbner. The committee sought an Park and Recreation Advisory Committee, 7:30 as Ellington arrangements for symphony orches­ ported Friday by the National The first of several such weekends, this week’s tras, big bands and choirs. biggest hits. His own group is known as Wings. and ahead of the remnants of a tropical depression along the Florida clean-up will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each of immediate ban on in-office smoking, but Weiss p.m., Lincoln Center hearing room. June 19 — Lou Gehrig (1903-1941), the New York Weather Service, excluding Panhandle.,Layered cloudiness covers the Rockies. the two days. Anyone willing to bring a track or delayed the effective date of it until the beginning of Community Development Grant Study Yankees first baseman who in the 1930s set a Alaska and Hawaii, was 105 work on the ’’teen crew” should call society next year. Committee, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln fonter conference major-league baseball record of 2,130 consecu­ degrees at Collidge, Ariz. The low President Edward Kloehn at 646-1831. The smoking ban was one of two matters discussed room. - ^ LARGEST PIPE tive games. A Hall of Fame slugger, he had a .340 was 35 degrees at Flagstaff, Ariz., Anyone for cocktails? 30.00 at the conference this morning. Werbner said. The Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m., 24 Bluefield Drive. career batting average. and Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. other involved letters sent to two newly hired Thursday SELECTION The New York social set is undecided whether Liens are forthcoming June 20 — Lillian Heilman (190S-), the firefighters asking them to stop smoking before they Board of Directors Comment Session, 6:30 p.m.. to accept the invitation of Claus von Bulow and his IN TOWN playwright whose major works include “ The The tpwn will place about 400 liens this month assumed duties with the town. Municipal Building, Directors’ office. POM T H i daughter, Cosima, for cocktails at their Fifth DI8CMIMINAT1NQ Children’s Hour,” "The Little Foxes," “ Watch on on properties in Manchester for which taxes have Werbner said the town will rescind the letters and Probate judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court. Avenue apartment today. Rains douse Plains •BOKIN the Rhine” and "Toys in the Attic.” not been paid for the 1983-84 fiscal year, James negotiate the question with the firefighters' union. He Building Committee, 7:30 p.m., Manchester High *0RTED FROM .LONDON ^ A L Y magazine writer Anthony Haden-Guest in the censors. than 600 tax liens were placed for $443,100. AMPHORA PIPE TOBACCO •TURKEY .Quillly Rrimh invitation. It shows a woman on the telephone June 22 — Kris Kristofferson ( 1936-), the singer, inmates from their dormitory. •Rum«Cherry«Whl8ky •SEVILLE «DR. 6RAR0W saying: "I don’t think we should invite Claus von songwriter and film actor who has had numerous Volunteers stacked sandbags •BGD ROYAL DANISH Bulow, darling. It seems he might not have done it successful record albums and concert appearan­ along swollen rivers. Tax bills coming soon after all.” ces. His films include “ A Star Is Bom” and Flash flood watches were posted Tax bills will be mailed to Manchester Von Bulow became a cocktail circuit lion after "Semi-Tough.” from Minnesota and South Dakota taxpayers at the end of month, James A. Turek, he was indicted for trying to kill Mrs. Von Bulow, June 23 — Carl Milles (1875-1955), the Swedish to Missouri and Kansas. the town collector of revenue, said Friday. who is still in a coma at Columbia-Presbyterian sculptor whose work greatly influenced German Nine people have died this week RAW I,’ ,‘.|»WOW Turek said more than 50,000 tax bills will be TIMEX Hospital. His conviction has since been thrown expressionists and American sculpture during mailed. They include 15,000 on real estate, 33,000 out. in tornadoes and violent thunder­ t /'■jlMOWtRl*^ FLOW the first half of the 20th century. for motor vehicles, and 2,000 for personal 2 5 % OFF storms from South Dakota to UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Graat Sdactlon Pennsylvania. property. •Quartz alactric If the bills are paid during July, there is no •Salt Wind The Missouri River near Omaha, interest payment. After Aug. 1, interest will •Olgltala Neb,, crept toward its highest level National forecast accumulate at 1>A percent per month. •Walarproot since tfie record floods of 1952 and Taxpayers must pay, the tax whether they •Shock proof GIFT BOXED Almanac sandbagging was under way near For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. During Saturday, receive a bill or not, Turek said. 1-Yr. Worrantaa Plattsmouth, The 600 residents of thundershowers are expected in Tennessee, the Valley and the Turek said taxpayers should contact the office DeWitt forced out of their homes Northern Plains Region. Elsewhere, weather will remain fair In of the collector to avoid a penalty if there is any question. IBUXTON 6 Today is Saturday, June 16th, the Wednesday by flooding'along the general. Maximum temperatures include Atlanta 87, Boston 73, Wilets 6 168th day of 1984 with 198 to follow. Big Blue River and the Turkey and Chicago 86. Cleveland 82, Dallas 95, Denver 79, Duluth 80, Houston Vi Price SAVE <30 The moon is moving toward«lts Swan creeks returned but an 11:30 92, Jacksonville 88, Kansas City 90, Little Rock 92, 68, Flood leaves debris last quarter. p.m. curfew was imposed. Miami 85, New Orleans 91, New York 75, Phoenix 99, The morning stars are Mercury The heavy rains at the beginning of the month and Jupiter. 68, Seattle 74, St. Louis 92, Washington 81. took their toll on the Hockanum River Linear The evening stars are Venus, Park, park committee Chairman Dr. Douglas H. Mars and Saturn. Smith told the Conservation Commission Thurs­ Those bom on this date are under Lottery day night. the sign of Gemini. They include Manchester Herald Smith said that the rain-swollen river seriously film comedian Stan Laurel in 1890 eroded, at least one bank and left debris all along >AVE *8 and soprano Helen Traubel in 1903. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher the trails. 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Saturday Jmiv lb. 1984 - 5_ I MAN( HKSTKR HEKAL.D, S;>lui (t;i\. .luiio Iti, lim-) _ Feinstein, Bentsen are running-nnate prospects HOUSEWASHING GENERAL OIL High Pressure Power Washing Mondale was accompanied at AARON COOK Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood tor the Democratic convention that MANCHESTER former vice president in Minnea­ suburban North Oaks, Minn. More offered, the mayor said, “I am the Texas state Democratic con­ Sided Homes. By Clay F. Richards names of prospective running giving it very serious thought at begins July 16 in San Francisco. vention by Gov. Mark White He United Press International polis this weekend in their capaci­ While the Mondale campaign HEATING OIL MAK Painting ties as chairs of key convention mates may be announced next this time." declined whether to say White week, the statement said. While Mondale has not said would not give out any other would be one of those he will Walter Mondale said Friday San committees. whether he is considering Hart as a names, others who have been 643-2659 Francisco Mayor Dianne Fein­ There was no immediate confir­ Tm flattered, ” Bentsen said interview and White also shrugged IQUALITY SERVICE "Frankly, I still don't expect to be running mate. Hart’s daughter frequently mentioned as possible off questions about the nomination. stein and Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of mation that the vice presidential said in a television interview running mates are Sens. Dale Texas are the first two possible spot on the Mondale ticket would asked. ... “I’m just one of. I’m Mrs Feinstein, 50, became .sure, quite a number. Friday she does not think her Bumpers of Arkansas, Chris Dodd mayor in 1979 when she was cAu 5 68 -35 00 vice presidential running mates he also be discussed with them. of Connecticut, Bill Bradley of New HAS IT! father would take the job. will interview next week. Ms. Ferraro said she is going to “Fritz is a candid man and I chairman of the Board of Supervi­ think we'll have a discussion that “I can't speak for him. I’m just Jersey, Joseph Biden of Delaware, sors when Mayor George Moscone In addition Rep. Barbara Mul- brief Mondale on the Platform Sam Nunn of Georgia, House Committee, which she heads. She will be productive in better under­ speaking actually for myself,” and Supervisor Harvey Milk were B&L kulski, D-Md., said through an aide Andrea Hart said. “I don't think he Democratic leader Jim Wright of (■nchatitr, conn. she had been invited for an said she will be giving similar standing what the job would be." killed. , “I feel very proud," Mrs. Fein­ will." Texas and Rep. Patricia Bentsen, 63, a millionaire Texas • SPRAYING Featuring This Week... briefings to Mondale's two rivals. interview. ■ Mondale met with Texas dele­ Schroeder of Colorado. • TREE FEEDING A CARE Two other women thought to be Gary Hart and Jesse Jackson. stein said in San Francisco. “This conservative, made an unsuccess­ gates in Houston before going In Houston, Mondale said there ful race for the Democratic presi­ • TREE REMOVAL on Mondale's list of prospects — Mondale's campaign headquar­ is something I did not believe was no significance to the order in "No Tr«» Too Smair would happen.” home to Minnesota, where he will • STUMP GRINDING • 763 ond 191 Mom St Moncha»fer Rep. Geraldine Ferraro. D-N.Y. ters in Washington said Bentsen which names of potential running dential prize in 1976. He was and Gov. Martha Lane Collins of will meet Thursday and Feinstein Asked whether she would take spend a week mulling over vice elected to the Senate in 1970. • SNOWPLOWING Phone 643-1 191 or 643-1900 presidential choices and preparing mates were announced. ln ai#*d A Uoam tO • Conn. ArborOI «217A • Eotfbreoli Moll. M antfield Kentucky — are to meet with the Saturday at Mondale's home in the vice presidential nomination if pentlandthe florist Phene: 456-1141 Bruce Litvinchyk &AST9WN CONNiCJiCUrS 646-3425 UAomo Fuu sfffwcf o^naANSt U.S./World Rep. George Hansen I Manchester Fence Repair RAZOR’S In Brief and Installation gets prison, fine EDGE etoHiffi-FAMILY HAIR CENTER Mayors gather in Philly WOODEN FENCES OF ALL KINDS & CO. STOCKADE - SPLIT RAIL - ROUND RAIL "It wasn’t a sobering enough expe­ 968 Main St. THE CUT PHILADELPHIA — Mayors from around the By Chris Chrystal PICKET - NEW POSTS country, two of them reportedly under considera­ United Press International rience to deter the congressman from Downtown YOU KEEP tion for the Democratic vice-presidential nomina­ doing the same thing again,” Wein­ Call 647-1167 tion, opened their ,52nd annual conference Friday WASHINGTON - Maverick Rep. garten said. for your appointment Shortly before the lawmaker was seeking help from the national level George Hansen. R-Idaho, was sent­ FREE ESTIMATES HATCH ODELL 646-2151 More than 200 members of the U S. Conference enced Friday to five to 15 months in sentenced, the House ethics committee of Mayors planned to attend the five-day meeting, prison and fined the maximum $40,000 issued a report saying its independent at which they are expected to call on both major for filing false financial disclosure investigation of the case concluded that parties to consider the problems of cities in 1984 statements. Hansen violated the disclosure law. MANCHESTER OVER 45 campaign platforms. The seven-term congressman called The panel will begin hearings Wednes­ YEARS However, conference .spokesman Michael • the sentence imposed by U.S, District day to determine what punishment to MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE 6 Brown said Jesse Jackson was the only Judge Joyce Hens Green harsh, but recommend for Hansen. presidential candidate scheduled to address the announced confidently that he does not Punishment, which must be imposed Opp. East Cemetery CALL 649-5807 gathering. Brown said the conference had no plan to pay the fine or go to jail. by the full House, can range from a For All Your Noodo committments from Walter Mondale or Gary “We don’t plan to pay it," he said. reprimand — a veritable slap on the QUALITY Hart, and President Reagan said scheduling "We don’t plan to go to jail. We plan to wrist — to expulsion. It would require a TRAVELnINSURAMCE HARRISON ST. difficulties prevented his attendance. appeal and we plan to win.” two-thirds vote to expel the veteran 391 Broad St., Manchaatar MEMORIALS MANCHESTER Brown said this would be the largest gathering Judge Green stayed the sentence congressman. in the conference’s history. He said Mayor pending appeal. She could have sent­ Hansen called the ethics panel’s 6 4 6 -7 0 9 0 Hernan Padilla of San Juan. Puerto Rico, would enced Hansen to up to five years in jail, investigation ’’irresponsible’’ and be named the group’s first Hispanic president, but said she based her decision on promised “a confrontation with them.” “Scn irig Manchester For Over 50 Years" succeeding Nashville Mayor Richard Fulton. "deterrence, setting an example, pun­ In a letter to the committee, he accused J. B. ELECTRONICS ishment, rehabilitation and justice." members of playing politics with the Hansen, 53, is the first person ever charges and demanded that the investi­ STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV Pentland The Florist ‘Strip’ strike ends convicted for violating the financial gation be reopened. SALES AND SERVICE LAS VEGAS, Nev. — The longest gaming strike disclosure requirements of the 1978 Before sentencing. Hansen again 24 BIRCH ST. in history ended Friday at major Las Vegas Ethics in Government Law, proclaimed he is innocent and sought to TEL. 643-6247 “strip ” hotel-casinos on the 75th day when He was found guilty in April of failing minimize the gravity of his alleged 1------r n 6434444 pjQ stagehands overwhelmingly ratified a five-year to list nearly $334,000 in profits and _ o o o loans on his financial disclosure offenses by alluding to the misdeeds of contract. his colleagues and predecessors in Pentland the Florist^^ WOnL^OWIDI The bitter and sometimes violent labor dispute reports from 1978 through 1981. He Congress. UPI cost Las Vegas more than $100 million, including could have been sentenced to five years JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 Distinctive Floral Designs for all Occasions. an estimated $40 million in gross revenue at the in prison on each of the four counts. Hansen has charged he was singled Member Florists Transworld Delivery Association. Also member gambling tables. Prosecutor Reid Weingarten noted out for prosecution because of his Rep. George Hansen, R-ldaho, with his son, Jim Hansen, 29, at that Hansen was convicted and sent­ criticism of federal agencies, including Manchester Chamber of Commerce. WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Hotel owners said all ’’strip’’ showrooms would his side, leaves District Court in Washington D.C. after he was \SPECIALIZING IN be operating full blast by Saturday night, enced to a prison term in 1975 for the Internal Revenue Service, and says sentenced to five to 15 months in prison and fined $40,000 for Jan & Bill Tracy are ready to serve you six days a week, 8:30 to 5:00. AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION including the Tropicana Hotel where “Folies campaign disclo^re violations but the Justice Department let others SUPERIOR MUFFLERS All major credit cards accepted over the phone. 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United Press International claimed Iran shelled its town of While observing the truce, the two “The Islamicrepublic welcomed the Jackson suspense ends countries have continued their 3‘A-year U.N. Security Council’s appeal for a 24 Nrch Street in Downtown Manchester . yvp/T OPEN sm o ivs 9-i Zarbatiya for 20 minutes after it took SUPPORT Your Neighborhood Pharmacy NEW YORK — Superstar Michael Jackson ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates effect. war on the battlefield. halt in attacks on non-military centers ECONOMY LAWN MOWER SERVICE IRNA said Iranian forces killed or and it would accept a similar call in the Senior Citizen Discounts u ended the suspense Friday with an announce­ — Iran charged Friday that Iraq At the United Nations, Perez de ment that he and his five brothers will open a shelled a hospital in violation of a Cuellar said he had set up two teams of wounded “more than 25“ Iraqis Fri­ Persian Gulf,” the speaker was quoted 647-3660 Lowest Prices in Area 12-city, 42-performance tour in Kansas City, Mo., moratorium on bombing civilian areas, U.N. observers “ready to proceed” to day, while Iraq said two Iranians were by IRNA as saying. Rafsanjani, the second-most influen­ CROWN PHARMACY July 6. Response from fans was immediate and but said it would extend the truce to Iran and Iraq to verify any violations of killed by Iraqi troops. Baghdad gave no Expert Lawn Mower Repair PRESCRIPTION CENTER tial leader in the country after frenzied. Persian Gulf shipping if Iraq would do the limited cease-fire. Iraqi casualty figures and did not Free Pickup and Dallvery The other concert sites revealed were Irving, mention attacks on civilian targets. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, re­ AHMAD K. ALTAF the same. The verification teams will be small, 10% Senior Clllzena Discount J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. Texas, a Dallas suburb, and Jacksonville, Fla,, The official Iranian news agency each kept to three military officers and In Tehran, Hashemi Rafsanjani, ferred to a June 1 council resolution RoijisterBd Pharmacist “ ""il The remaining concert dates will be announced IRNA said long-range Iraqi artillery one civilian official, Perez de Cuellar speaker of Iran’s Parliament, said his calling for an immediate halt on (2^re49’0312 within the next 10 days, publicist Beverly Paige fire hit a hospital in the city of Abadan told the U.N. Security Council in a country was prepared to stop attacking attacks on neutral shipping in the Gulf. FREE ESTIMATES PROMPT, PERSONAL FROM[ said. on Thursday, woimding seven letter. oil tankers in the Persian Gulf if Iraq Iran had rejected the resolution as Call •nyllme S «n, and 10 pm., 7 daya a COLRTEOVS SERVICE MCDONALD'S] N The Jacksons are expected to be seen by as civilians. The military observers have been agreed not to target neutral, non­ biased toward Iraq. “The world’s many as 2 million fans, each paying $28, plus a $2 It was the second reported violation recruited from the U.N. Truce and military shipping. economy is tied here," Rafsanjani handling charge, for tickets distributed through since of the cease-fire arranged Tues­ Supervision Organization in the Middle Iraq did not comment on the said. “We don’t want these things EVERYTHING IN GLASS an elaborate computer system. day by U.N. Secretary-General Javier East, which has its headquarters in proposal, made at a Friday sermon in {strikes on shipping) to happen.” ■WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT " Performances will be "held in Arrowhead Keep Your Eyes Stadium in Kansas City on July 6. 7. and 8, J.A. WHITE GLASS GO. followed by performances in Texas Stadium in Irving on July 13, 14, and 15. The dales for the On This Space Jacksonville Gator Bowl performances are July • 4 « - 7 3 a a 21. 22 and 23. The Pope denounces sex for pleasure OVER V t VE4HS EXPEHIE'M E Bv Paula Butturinl “One of your constant concerns is with the values of drawing to its close right up to the time of natural |31 BIS8ELL 8T. MANCHE8TER Next WeeKi.. Heart donor eulogized United Press International the family, ’ ’ he told his audience of 15 Catholic bishops death,” the pope said. aMIRRORS aSHOWER DOORS aSTORE FRONTS NEW YORK — The 4-year-old boy whose heart and abbots of Switzerland. John Paul, making the 22nd foreign trip of his aSAFETY GLASS aBATHTUB ENCLOSURES aETC beats in the world’s youngest transplant patient EINSIEDELN. Switzerland — Pope John Paul II “These (values) are sorely tried when the love that 6-year-old pontificate, appeared irritated at a later was eulogized Friday by a clergyman angered by Friday denounced pleasure-oriented sexual relations exists between a young man and woman, or between a meeting with Swiss priests who gave him a list of four allegations of possible child neglect on the part of for both married and unmarried couples, strongly married couple. Is lived egotistically, in view only of major issues they said worried Swiss Catholics. C u rU s the donor’s mother. reiterating traditional teaching of the Roman immediate and selfish pleasure, in the absence of a The four issues were celibacy for priests, the role of “Let those who speak see if they can raise five Catholic Church. definitive commitment to the person of one’s partner women in the church, problems faced by divorced and Zlebart children in a dilapidated building," Dr. Ulysses The pontiff also emphasized the Vatican’s positions and to the children bom of the union,” he said. remarried Catholics and the Vatican’s refusal to illlllllllllllllM^es Rustproofing Company Jackson told about 100 mourners who gathered at on abortion and euthanasia, saying there should be The pope reiterated the church’s position on grant lay status to priests who leave the Church to HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Vernon Industrial Place The Church on the Hill in Harlem for the funeral respect for life from "conception ... to the time of abortion and euthanasia, or mercy killing for the marry. Video • Television • Stereo Z - G U ll Clark Road MOD of John Nathan P'ord. natural death” incurably ill. “I receive these concerns with seriousness,” thp HURion Vernon, CT FLAPS The boy plunged to his death June 7 while John Paul spent the fourth day of his six-day “It would be contradictory to try to bring help to the pope told the priests, some of whom wore casual PROTECTION ( jy ji Qff pt 0Q_ Vernon exit) SUM ROOFS playing on the sixth-fioor fire escape of the pastoral Swiss visit in prayer and discussion at the undemourished" of the world if, here at home, there clothes. The pope is known to insist on clerical dress WEEKEND SPECIAL abandoned building where he lived with his 10th century Benedictine Abbey that dominates the were no respect for the life of the infant from the for priests. Rent VCR A 3 Moijes mother, sister and three brothers. pilgrimage town of Einsiedeln. moment of conception, or for the value of a life “But I do not know if they correspond to the thinking 273 W.MIDDLE TPKE The child’s heart was given to James Preston and the cares of the majority of the clergy in MANCHESTER 649-3400 872-3361 Lovette IV, also 4. during a six-hour operation Switzerland to whom I wish to speak.” Saturday at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital — The pope’s day began shortly after dawn when he S pvcializinfi in IT inv% where the donor was born Oct. 28, 1979. prayed before the Black Madonna of Einsiedeln, so MERCURY OICOTT PACKAGE STORE "They saved a white child with a black child’s Immigration bill is likely called because the face has been darkened to ebony by Everything 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT heart," Jackson said at the funeral. 500 years of smoke from candles and oil lamps. Pine Shopping Plaza “Now I ask, 'Is that child black oris he white?’ The pope is scheduled to leave Einsldeln Saturday 17681667 God doesn’t ask any questions about color,” he By Elmer W, LammI again. for the nearby tourist town of Lucerne, where he is to Phone 846-2758 “We Can't ‘ Producr United Press International Amendments expected to be offered next week DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE said. include one by Rep. Bill McCollum, R-Fla., to strike address foreign workers. John Paul Is to return to NO SERVICE CHARGE One of MenchMter'8 Lergetl SeltcUoni Of FIgurel Cofemtcf In Rome Sunday. Stock. Our Volume Savet You Money. 100'i Of Spaclalt. WASHINGTON — House leaders predicted Friday amnesty, which — if successful — would doom the bill. Over 30 Years Experlence«24 Hour Service 6 Maatar Charge and Visa Accaptad Asked whether amendments made to the bill had tRoeorvittoiw lor • Hoteli • Airlines • Siaanishlpf Tala-Chack... 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[GREENHOUSES] COMHfTE nnniK I COPYMG somci Democratic leader Jim Wright of Texas said he but he also suggested that amendments affecting ^ (FORMHIT Al'S GRIINHOUSi) •PICTURE WINDOWS •PATIO DOORS judge of the 1st Municipal Division, told a news agreed. amnesty might upset its "symmetry.” P6RSONRL T€€ LOW COST PRINTINB conference. I have never accepted a bribe.” Final Weeli Spscialf" •SAFETY GLASS WHIL6 YOU WAIT (PHOTO MADY) Seventeen people, including four former or Rep. 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