' -ft*- L-Vf 'Ov'-• > The Weather PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 14, i m Todayjs Lottery Winning Number Partly cloudy, turning colder tonight South Windsor with, lows in the mid teens to low 20s. iii Partly cloudy, windy and cold Friday with f i 08568 highs in the low to mid 20s. ....... ^ Meatown 1215 Vi Silver Lane MANCHES’TER. CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1973 - VOL.XCH, No. 115 Manchester—A City o f Village Charni TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS School Board Votes East Hartford :S"' HOURS: Tum . 8 R M WI 6 P.lk Thuri. 8 FrI. till 9 P.M. 6-3-3 Housing Plan SaUill6P.M.(CloMdMon.) Then ^Where QoaUty Always BARBARA VARRICK the use of modular classrooms The plan also (tailed for some U.S., Cuba Sign Pact at the elementary level in four redistricting. Exceeds the Price!” Correspondent of the five schools. Pleasant The only plan not totally Tel. 644-8274 Valley School excluded. disregarded by the board was and circumstances and the WASHINGTON (AP) - The agreement provides for contacts beteen Washington a document addressed to the The high school student Modular use was a major Wap- the previously controversial Secretary of State WilUam P. the prosecution or extradition seriousness of the acts.” and the Castro government led Czech ambassador in overcrowding problem will be ping Plan objection by Wapping Plan. In a surprise Rogers today signed an “ of any person who hereafter The pact is not retroactive to the indirect negotiations on Washington, who represents rectified with the SPECIALS! residents, the board and the ad- move, board member David agreement with Cuba aimed at seizes, removes, appropriates and will not affect hijackers the antihijack agreement, with Cuban interests in the United implementation of a 6-3-3 ...Now ministration during the Cohen who, during prereferen­ FOR THURS., curbing hijacking of airplanes or diverts from its normal route, who already have fled to one seven not^ passing through the States, even though the housing plan in the school prereferendum days for a board dum days, was a staunch FRI. AND SAT. and ships. The agreement was or activities an aircraft or country or the other. Swiss embassy since Cuban ambassador was never involved system, the Board of Education proposed $1.9 million new wing opposer of the Wapping Plan, to be signed simultaneously in vessel registered under the In addition, the United States initiated the exchange last Nov. in the negotiations. voted last night, addition to the high school to said he was now making the Havana. laws of one of the parties and retains its traditional policy of 2S. ft At a meeting attended by solve the student overcrowding sounds of a “ distant drummer" Oven Ready Rogers signed the agreement brings it the territory of the accepting as a political refugee This same indirect procedure U.S. officials said Cuba was more than 100 town residents, problem at that level. The and was siding with the people in his office shortly after 11 ;30 other pao^.” a person who arrives without carried through to the signing eager for a settlement and the board voted seven-to-one to board proposal was countered he had previously oppos^. He Hen . " *■ a.m. in the presence of Jaroslav The person charged with having endangered the crew or ceremonies and officials said therefore willing to concede place Grades K-6 into by supporters for said he was now lending his Zantovsky, minister of the hijacking will be tried “ for the passengers of a ship or plane. there never was consideration American positions. Major con­ elementary schools, send one- implementation of a Wapping support to the Wapping Plan Czerdioslovakian Embassy in offense punishable by the most ’This had been a problem in o f a face-to-face m eeting cessions were provisions for half of Grade 7 to Ellsworth and Annex Plan which called for over the 6-3-3 because the cost Washington. severe penalty according to the the 2% months of negotiations. between U.S. and Cuban of­ extradition and for excluding the other half to Timothy redistricting students from of implementing the plan is Cuixt briginally wanted the ficials. persons who escape without Edwards Middle School with V j TURKEY Wapping School and placing estimated at $46,362, which in­ agreement to cover such acts In fact, the complicated endangering crews or Grades 8 and 9; and to place them into the four remaining cludes construction of a as the seizing of a crewless or situation to Rogers’ signing passengers. Grades 10, 11 and 12 in the high grammar schools, and using the covered walkway from the two Grand Jury Refuses passengerless craft. school. Wapping School, because of its schools, and the plan "in no way However, a person who, for Presently the school convenient location near the would cnit the curriculum or example, steals a fishing boat structure is Grades K-5 in the high school, as an annex to the change the structure of the in Cuba and lands in Florida elementary schools, one-half of high school. system.” He said that im­ To Indict Newsman Vernon Mayor would still be liable for Grade 6 in Ellsworth and the The first plan would not plementation of the 6-3-3 would prosecution under American remaining half housed with disrupt students since they cost taxpayers at least $300,000 WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal grand jury today illegal-entry laws. One U.S. of­ Grades 7 and 8 in the middle would all be attending the or $100,000 a year for the next lb. refused to indict a reporter and two Indians on charges of ficial said such laws will be Gives Views school. The four remaining schools they are currently in three years. possessing documents stolen from the Bureau of Indian enforced. grades are in the high school whereby K-5 will become His argument was supported 10 to 16 lb. average. Buy Affairs last fall. The result of the negotiations, facility. Grades 1-6 and provisions would by a resident, Walter Morris of now as the price Is up at On Transit Tax Honor Society Has Induction Rites which were conducted The decision was the result of be made for the incoming 61 Palmer I^., who said he least 5c a lb. After the grand jury’s decision was read to investigative indirectly through the Swiss a subcommittee feasibility kindergarten students. Full estimated the one-time costs reporter Les Whitten and Indians Hank Adams and Anita Miss Debra Vater, treasurer, lights the Service candle before speaking on that qualifica­ ambassadors in Havana and study which included reviewing programs would be offered for for the Wapping Plan to be and Hartford had veto power, tion for membership at the ceremonies last night for inductees in the National Honor Collins, the government moved that the case be dropped. Washington, were described as By Barbara Richmond previous alternative solutions Grades 7-9 but modulars would $72,000 and the annual cost at there would not be any way to Whitten, in a hallway highly satisfactory fom the U.S. (Herald Reporter) Society Chapter at Manchester High School. (Herald photo by Pinto) and new plans. On the com­ also be needed at Timothy "minus” $22,000 annually since GEM change the bill. interview afterwards said he News reports here identified If a proposed Transit District mittee were Board Chairman Edwards and Ellsworth. less teachers would be needed view. He said any bill of that felt the government had wanted the informer as a District of Officials said they achieved bill passes which would enable James Arnold and members Under the modified plan, in the system. Cost of the 6-3-3 Columbia policeman John G. nature, to be received with any Mrs. Margaret Rossi, Donald Bologna to show that he and his boss, the basic goal of acting against the district to pass a tax on home economics and industrial estim ate by him were $96,000 Arelland. degree of approval, would have Berghuis, Fred DeGiacomo and or syndicated columnist Jack terrorism without Vernon and give veto power to arts courses would not be as a one-time action and Anderson said the grand to be with a distribution of Richard Kupchunos. Anderson, had paid for the compromising the traditional Hartford, then Mayor Frank offered and there would be a approximately $69,000 annually. jurors questioned him on surplus, after deducting actual Power Outage Fails three cardboard cartons of According to Arnold, all plans reduction in the music Mrs. Nancy Caffyn, a Liverwurst U.S. position of accepting ac­ McCoy of Vernon would costs of operation of the line, to documents. ’They had not, he whether “ Les had spoken to me studied eliminated program. Grade 9 students resident, questioned the board tual political refugees. seriously consider withdrawing the towns. He said the way the said. in advance about plans to overcrowding at the high would receive half of the rationale in its decision to add They said the agreement that town from the nine- bill was presented, the surplus The FBI arrested Whitten return the document^and he school, but other factors, in­ required physical education modulars to all elementary would be both a real and psy­ member district and taking would be returned on a per and Adams Jan. 31 as they had—and whether he had paid To Halt NHS Rites cluding redistricting of chological block for hijackers. steps to create a one-town dis­ classes and homegeneous schools except Pleasant Valley. for the documents.” He saicl the capita basis.