J 24 — IHANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. May 25, 1982 Race begins Crossroads mm- NU planning unofficially out o f schools rate request . page 3 . page 4 . page 10 Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. sunny Thursday Wednesday, May 26, 1982 Single copy 25<i — See page 2 Hanrl|rBtrr Hrralb Nuclear Argentines j protest 2 sink fourth spreads 6 By Peter Costa British ship DPI Senior Editor NEW YORK - They hate the bomb. By United Preset International quoted unidentified reports of Old and young, liberal and conser­ British patrols advancing near the vative, preppie and proletarian, the Waves of Argentine bombers sunk Falklands capital of Port Stanley members of the anti-nuclear move­ a fourth British warship in the but the Defense Ministry said it had ment agree that nuclear bombs Falklands war — the destroyer no confirmation. must die for civilization to live. Coventry — and a “back-door” The Argentine military said its The 50,000 nuclear warheads Exocet missile attack forced the Aground troops attacked the British around the world atop rockets in crew of a merchant vessel to aban­ beachhead. A British reporter said concrete-hardened silos, under the don ship, Britain said today. British troops fought off Argentine sea in silent submarines or held "HMS Coventry, a destroyer, was troops that attacked Monday at aloft by wide-winged bombers pose hit and has been lost. The Atlantic nightfall. the greatest threat to life as we Conveyor, a merchant ship, Diplomatic maneuvering con­ know it. The total explosive strength requisitioned to support the fleet, tinued at the United Nations which of the worldwide nuclear arsenal, was also hit and has had to be aban- produced a watered-down Security according to a United Nations study, doned,” Defense Ministry Council resolution calling only for a is equivalent to about 1 million spokesman Ian McDonald said of new U.N. peace effort but not a Hiroshima bombs, or more than 3 Tuesday’s fighting. cease-fire. It was expected to be ap­ tons of TNT for every mat,, woman Rescue operations continued proved today. and child on the earth. throughout the night, McDonald Argentine President Leopoido And bomb designers told UPl that said. He gave no details of Galtieri was to meet with papal en­ technology already exists to casualties but said next of kin were voy Msgr. Achille Silvestrini who "miniaturize” low-yield nuclear being notified. The Coventry had a arrived in Buenos Aires carrying devices. crew of 280 men. Pope John Paul IPs offer to visit Scientists said baAqtball-sized Late Tuesday, Defense Minister Argentina to pray for “a victory of nuclear bombs with the explosive John Nott said the Coventry had peace over war. power to topple the two Trade fallen to a “major attack” and The letter addressed to “ my Towers in New York City are a dis­ reporters quoted British navy of­ Argentine children” said the pontiff Herald photo by Tarquinio tinct possibilil^and may already be Fbrmer higher tar jo k e r s affirm MERn'choice far ficers who said Argentine pilots would “pray incessantly for peace” in superpowSftiftenals. A growing were using “kamikaze-type” tactics during his upcoming trip to Britain. BEEKEEPER JOHN MUZIKEVIK concern Is that these portable againsi the fleet. Published in Argentina’s major bombs could fall into the hands of London’s Daily Ehepress reported newspapers, the letter said the pope . blames "Sevln” for dead bees terrorists dr madmen. taste, ease of switch, £ind long-term satisfaction. that British commandos blew up was "profoundly concerned with the A most of Argentina’s French-made cause of peace and moved by my FOR THF; FIRST TIME the en­ Etendard warplanes in a top-secret love for you so important in this tire planet Stands threatened by sabotage raid on a mainland Argen­ time of pain. I would like to go forces once seen only through tine airfield at Rio Gallegos early direct from England to Argentina Beekeeper fears loss telescopes. last week. The Express said com­ and there, with you, my beloved Nuclear technology has coupled The research results are MERIT aearOioice mandos planted explosives in five brothers and sisters, say the same physics-with fire to generate star- planes. prayers for the victory of peace over stuff explosions so powerful they A spokesman for the Ministry of war.” have the potential to kill the earth’s overwhelming. In Latest Tests. Defense refused to confirm or deny In a rare public comment, Queen major civilizations and leave its Y the report, saying the ministry had Elizabeth II said she was praying of hives to Sevin spray radioactive remains uninhabitable Latest National Smoker In addition, extensive “no knowledge of it.” for the success of the British task for years. Scattered clouds over much of the force. beehives and Muzikevik says each Since the keepers generally There is no tomorrow after a unmarked'pack tests com Falklands were not expected to The queen, whose 21-year-old son By Alex Qlrelll hive can produce from 100 to 150 register in June, the list is about a nuclear today. Study provides solid hamper further air operations. Prince Andrew is a helicopter pilot Herald City Editor pounds of honey depending on the year old: Consider this scenario by News reports from the fleet said with the fleet, made the remarks in Jonathan Schell, author of “The A M anchester beekeeper is weather and other factors. ACCORDING TO the United evidence that ‘Enriched firm that VERIT delivers British troops were engaging Argen­ a speech at the opening of a dam Muzikevik is especially bothered Fate of the Earth,” in which he tine forces in scattered fittin g on watching his hives closely these Concerned Beekeepers of Cheshiije, describes the effects of a nuclear project near the Scottish border. because if he had known there would in order to kill honey bee colonies,! it a winning combination of East Falkland, but the Defense “Our thoughts today are with days to see if some of them will be be spraying in the area, he could bomb attack on New York tJIty; Flavor^ MERIT offers a Ministry said it had no details. Bri­ those who are in the South Atlantic lost because of spraying for gypsy is usually necessary to contaminate "Burst some 8,500 feet*hb<A'«t the have protected the hives or moved thier food supply with an insec­ tain holds an estimated 60square- and our prayers are for their moths with Sevin. Already many them to a South Windsor location. Empire State Building, a one- satisfying alternative to taste and low tar when com^ mile beachhead. success and a safe return to their bees have died. ticide. megaton bomb would.^ut or flatten The British Broadcasting Corp. homes and loved ones,” she said. John Muzikevik, who keeps his THE THREAT TO bees has The organization explains that almost every building between higher tar cigarettes. pared against higher tar Defense sources in London said hives at 226 Charter Oak Street, is prompted Dr. Alice Turek, field bees bring back contaminated Battery Park and 125th Street... and sea-skimming Exocet missiles — one of five beekeepers currently Manchester director of health, to pollen from flowers. The young would heavily damage buildings the type that sank the HMS Shef­ registered in Manchester and the ask sprayers to check with the town nurse bees feed on the pollen and between the northern tip dt Staten MERIT Taste leaders. beekeepers are concerned because clerk for the location of bee hives die. Island and the George Washington , Inside Today field, the first British ship sunk in Dr. Turek has also asked that the co n flictw ere believed used in of Sevin, a broad spectrum- before spraying with Sevin Bridge ... or an area.of about 200 Sparks Switch. Confirmed: The over' 32 pages, 4 sections, Tuesday's attack by Super Etendard pesticide used widely against the anywhere in town so that the bees sprayers using Sevin notify owners square miles.” 2 advertising supplements warplanes against the Atlantic gypsy moth, is hard on bees and can be moved during spraying and and managers of apartment houses Schell says those whdiwere not in­ other insects. for a week after spraying. before spraying so that tenants can stantly vaporized in the blast would whelming majority reported Advice ................................... 24 Conveyer. McDdnald said the This morning, Mizikevik saw a leave or close windows if they want Nationwide survey reveals Area tov^s ! !26 Harrier jet reinforcements it was The sprayers should be aware of be picked up and hurled away along professional sprayer across the the distances — two to three miles — to. with the rest of the debris. 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Obituaries .................................... 12 But the damage to the Muzikevik Street, one hive. flu-like symptoms, they should fire.