-IIAWCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Aug. 11. 1982 p in B r i e f ------------- French high te^h company O&L names Quay NEW BRITAIN — The D4L Venture Corp. has am ong announced the election of Patrick Quay as presi­ dent of tia D&L Stores Division and the eievation of L aw rence J. Davidson to co-chairman. HARTFORD (UPI) - A French 26,000 squire-fodt facility in the to exjiand and create up to 20 new,. Quay is the first person to attain the office of high technology firm is one of the state tubsklized KlUlngly Industrial Jobs. nresident outside the Davidson and Leventhal companies to receive $9.5 million in ’ Park and to buy madiinery and Carson said $000,000 in Industrial families since the business was founded in 1911. He low cost industrial financing,' whidi equipment. revenue bonds also was approved has been with the D&L organization since Oct. 1, will help create more than 200 neW for Phototronics Lab Inc. qf ms. jobs, the Connecticut Developm^t Carson said Bolton, a world leader Brookriekl to buy equipment and in­ He started his retaii career as a trainee at the Authority says. in iU induriry, will roetallxe special­ stall a UxM toty aM dean facility Hecht Co., Washington, D.C., and subsequently was Bolmet Inc., a subsidiary of ty plastic fllnu for the electronics at Its existing plant, which will merchandise manager at Rich’s in Atlanta, Ga. Papeteries Bollore of Paris, was industry. Initially, 70 new jobs will create 26 more jobs. Before joining D&L Quay was vice president and recruited by Gov. William O’Neill' be created ill the project’s first Anotho’ $2.5 million was awarded generai merchandise manager at Milter Bros. duriug his 1981 European trade mis­ phase. in industrial revenue bonds to Department Stores in Chattanooga, Tenn. sion, said Eicbnomic Development Pittler lac. of Columbia, Bid., to in Itaty, Quay came to the United States as a Commissioner John J. Carson, The authority approved $1.5 help finance a 10,000-square foot young boy, grew up in Marlboro, Ma., and attended chairman of the CDA. million in tax exempt, seifsnstalning facility in Chester and to buy equip­ scboots in Boston. He served in the O.S.S. during He said ’Tuesday $2 miUiwi in in­ Industrial revenue bonds fw Loos & ment. The Gennan-owned machine World War II. Quay now resides in Rocky Hill. dustrial revenue bonds was ap­ Company) Inc. of Pomfret to tool maker will employ up to IB peo­ proved for Bollore to help build a purdiase machinery and equipment ple in assembly o f^tio n s. Reddy promoted j 7^3 million shares tendered HAR’TFORD — Girish V. Reddy of Manchester has been appointed assistant investment officer in the Heublein deal proceeds Travelers Invest­ ment Management Co., a subsidiary of WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (U P I)- Reynolds will acquire 4 million Heublein stock not purchased for. The Travelers In­ R.J. Reynolds Industries Inc. says it shares directly from Heublein for a cash will be replaced by a package Tiny camera surance Companies will probably pay cash for about 64 total acquisition of 70 percent of consisting of a fraction of a share of Western correspondents, Israeli parliament. “I want to an­ Christian-controlled eastern sector, is reason to believe we are close to only 16 miles from Damascus, in Hartford. percent of the Heublein Inc. shares Heublein’s outstanding stock. Reynolds qonunon stock and a frac­ watching from rooftops in east nounce to the Knesset that this week taking control of “a number of reaching agreement. It’s a matter Sharon said, “the Syrians will have His appointment tendered under Reynolds’ merger Connecticut merger law requires tion of a share of pew Reynolds GPU Nuclear Ck>rp. used this tiny television Beirut, saw plumes of smoke rise we made great progress on buildings in the area of Beirut’s race of a couple of days.” to decide what they prefer.” Reynolds to purchase at least two- straiftot preferred stock.- was announced by agreement with Heublein. camera made by Westinghouse Electlc Israel warplanes, joined by tanks, into the sky as the jets bombed the negotiations for the exit of all the track” where Palestinian fighters In an ominous comment, Israeli Edward H. Budd, Reynolds said Tuesday about 17.8 thirds of Heublein’s stock. Payment will be made after Aug. Corp. to Inspect the damaged reactor core at artillery and gunboats, pounded western sector held by Palestine terrorists from Beirut and had been firing at the encroaching Habib, shuttling between Although the final proration level 20, 'Reynolds officials said. Defense Minister Ariel Sharon said chairman of the million shares of Heublein stock ^Thrpe M ile Island Nuclear Station In Palestinian-held west Beirut today Liberation Organization guerrillas. Lebanon.” tank8. Jerusalem and Beirut in an effort to board. were tendered by the proration has not been determined, Reynolds Heublein, a Farmington, Conn.- Israel would not withdraw from Middletown, Pa. The camera, which weighs in the longest sustained bombard­ Roaring low over the capital, the Begin said a ’’number of The military communique said 22 Lebanon until Syria removed 40,000 wrap up a peace accord, was looking Reddy joined the deadline. said it “appears that appoximately based firm known for its Kentucky warplanes hit the Corniche Mazraa problems” must yet be solved Israeli soldiers were wounded for responses from Lebanese 64 percent of the Heublein shares about one pound, can spot flaws as small as ment since the war began 68 days troops stationed since the 1975-76 companies in 1980 as Reynolds has offered to buy 11.35 Fried Chicken restaurants and wine ago. The attacks ended as U.S. en­ boulevard that runs from east to though Habib “accepted most of our Wednesday in the Beirut area. leaders and the PLO through in­ a financial analyst million shares of stock from tenured... will be accepted for and liquor brands, will be merged one-thousandth of an Inch or bring out Lebanese civil war in the eastern termediaries on objections Begin voy Philip Habib negotiated the 11th west through the western sector, proposals.” In Jerusalem, a senior Israeli of­ Bekka Valley. and in 1981 was Heublein shareholders for $63 per payment.’’ into a wholly owned R.J. Reynolds details on the back of a $10 bill —as shown cease-fire of the conflict. and the area around the Beirut Lebanese television quoted Habib ficial agreed with Habib’s op­ raised to details of the withdrawal promoted to senior share. Under a separate agreement. Each share of outstanding subsidiary. here. The cease-fire was arranged to go sports stadium in the southern sub­ as saying as he returned from timistic assessment, saying “there Noting Israeli artillery is located plan. financial analyst. into effect at 5 p.m. (11 a.m EDT), urbs. Jerusalem Wednesday that a A native of state-run Beirut radio said. The Palestinian refugee camps o( “diplomatic solution is very close. Hyderabad, India, GIrlsh V. Reddy Israeli warplanes ended their at­ Sabra, Chatila and Bourj Barajneh All we have to do is work out the Reddy received Public Records tacks about 30 minutes before the in the south of the city also came un­ details.” degrees from India Institute of Technology and cease-fire took effect,' after more der heavy attack. Israel claims Habib was to brief Lebanese of­ Cornell University. He and his wife love at 1174 than 10 consecutive hours of bom­ there are no civilians left in the ficials today on a complex plan to Beacon Hill Apartments. „ bardment. Scattered artillery and camps, only guerrillas. remove the PLO from Lebanon. Henry Fonda dies To Deiinls Buono for a deck at 22 Phyllis Road, $1,000. Warranty deeds To Thomas Collettl for coal stoves Military sources in Lebanon said at 31 Brookfield St. $700. To Donald Levitt for J. P. Associates to repair roof at tank fire could still be heard, The raids were ordered in retalia­ KW Inc to C. W. Cheng and Reiko Cheng, Unit 6-B Eiast however. tion for cease-fire violations by the the pullout from west Beirut by the Meadow Condominiums,' $37,900. To John Travis for renovations at 57 Essex St., $900. 286-288 Main St., $2,000. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Oscar-winning actor Pond" but he was too ill to attend the Academy Toll calls end To Gerard and Diane DeCormier for a fence at 34 To Empire Roofing Co. for William Chapman to Despite the intense fighting, both PLO, Israeli officials in Tel Aviv outgunned and outnumbered PLO Stanley P. Prokopowicz and Lucy Prokopowicz to Habib and Israel appeared confident said. guerrillas could begin by the end of Henry Fonda, who played heartland Americans in Awards presentation last spring. His wife and Beginning Oct. 31, the more than 30,000 Philip P. Saunders and Mable Saunders, property 1085 McKee St., $140. repair roof at 168 Summit St., $2,000. dozens of films, including “The Grapes of Wrath” daughter presented the gray-bearded actor with the To Michael G. Bergan for footings and foundation at To Atlantic Fence Co. for Bernard Daley for a fence a negotiated settlement to the war In Jerusalem, Prime Minister the week and be completed within 15 Manchester customers of the Southern New East Middle Turnpike, $160,000. Menachem Begin said Israel rejects days. and “Mr. Roberts,” died of heart failure today at Oscar as he sat bundled up in a blanket at his Bel England Telephone Co. will be able to receive toll- 24 Hickory Lane, $8,700.