' . ' ' Grasso Will Outline Republicans Split St, Bridget School UConn Looking Ahead Record Spending Plan On Budget Balance To Add Two Grades To Rhode island Game P age 6 P age 3 P age 1 0 P age 11 L----------------------- ------ --------^ iEanrI|pfitpr Mostly Sunny Windy and Cold Details on page 2 tumina (USPS 327-SOO) Judges Named lUrrali HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Grasso today nominate!^ successors to two judges who will be forced to step down at the man­ datory retirement age of 70. The governor named Herbert Barail of East Hartford to Khomeini Moves succeed Superior Court Judge Simon Coben of West Hartford, who wiil be 70 on Feb. 22. She aiso nominated Ronaid Fracasse of Cheshire to repiace Superior Court Judge Irving For Interim Rule Levine of DanlAiry, who wiil TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Ayatollah “shadow provisional government” threatened civil war. reach the mandatory retirement Ruhollah Khomeini today appointed similar to Britain's opposition par­ Still making gestures for concilia­ age on Feb. 24. elder statesman Mehdi Bazargan as ties to debate government programs tion, Bakhtiar told Radio Iran he was Both Fracasse and Barail are prime minister of his new provisional and put forward opposition ideas. willing to meet Khomeini and to in­ Democrats and lawyers. government charged with ultimately Bakhtiar warned that if any corporate any further reforms establishing a “pure" Islamic state ayatollah appointee went beyond that Khomeini demanded into his Remove Bases in Iran. role he would immediately order his legislative program. The ayatollah told a news con­ arrest. “If he wants to create a provisional 5 TOKYO (DPI) — Japan strong­ ference the 73-year-old Bazargan, Khomeini returned to Iran from governument in the holy city of Qom, ly demanded today that the Soviet former director of the National Ira­ nearly 15 years in exile last week I will permit it,” Bakhtiar said in Union quickiy remove its forces nian Oil Co., will announce other with the stated purpose of newspaper interviews published Sun- and miiitary bases from North members of bis new provisional overthrowing Bakhtiar and setting up d->". “It ".’ill ho charming. We will Pacific isiands ciaimed by Japan, government shortly. a Moslem republic. have our little Vatican. the Foreign Ministry said. Bazargan has been the "honest Intermediaries between the “But seriously, I am not ready to A protest note to Moscow by the broker" of Iranian politics for the Bakhtiar and Khomeini camps met let him create a real government and Foreign Ministry said "The past feu weeks, acting as in­ again today before the ayatollah’s he knows it.” Japanese government deepiy termediary between Khomeini and news conference. Informal contacts between in­ depiores the new Soviet measures Prime Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar Bakhtiar Sunday tiatly rejected termediaries of Khomeini and and strongly demands that such and trying to arrange a compromise Khomeini’s announcement that the Bakhtiar continued to efforts to steps be quickly retracted.” between the two men to head off a “alternate Islamic government” break the current stalemate. Tbe Foreign Ministry sum threatened civil war. would soon be in power and said his Political sources said Bakhtiar moned Soviet Ambassador Dmitri The former university lecturer, regime would answer “a bullet with remained open to compromise but Poiyanski and Vice Foreign respected by both sides as well as a bullet" if^ Kbomeini launched his that the ayatollah was unyielding. Minister Masuo Takashima army generals, had been widely it scrimmage deiivered tbe protest to him ver- tipped for the post for many weeks. npoon movie baiiy. Bazargan was trained as a Tokyo’s action foiiowed the dis­ businessman and a university closure by the defense agency professor after receiving an Traffic Jammed that the Soviets have deployed 5,- engineering degree in Paris and ear­ (KK) to 6,000 combat forces and ly in his political life he became a built military bases on Kunashiri member of the opposition National In Farm Protest and Etorofu, two of four Soviet- Front. He was also for a time direc­ held North Pacific islands tor of the prestigious National Ira­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Choking the massive traffic jams caused by claimed by Japan. nian Oil Co. city traffic and backing up frustrated the flag draped, slow-moving motor­ (Kurlicr story on piigr .’)) A dedicated and deeply religious commuters for 12 miles, more than cades on Interstate Highway 95, the man, he ran aloul of Shah 2,(KX) farmers from around the nation George Washington Parkway and 9Nm» Mohammed Reza Pahlavi in 1962 and converged on Congress in tractors other access routes. Virginia State ihow Big Blackout m R oow velt was arrested for his activities and pickup trucks today to demand Police said rush-hour traffic was yke TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — An against the regime. higher crop prices. backed up 12 miles at 7:30 a m. iroas electric power failure backed out Bazargan became deeply involved The big diesel tractors, trucks and The Stars and Stripes and the flags t all of Israel for nearly two hours Ready to Swing in the latest political crisis facing campers crawled into Washington on of Georgia, Florida, Texas, today, causing an explosion in Iran several weeks ago when, on major access routes during rush hour Oklahoma, Alabama and other states laza Suite" (1971) Haifa and paralyzing the country Jennifer Bottone, 4, gets an assist from her father, Syl Bot- Khoumeini's instructions, he held and moved slowly up Pennsylvania flew from the big six-wheel tractors thau, Maureen except for institutions that had tone. Prospect St., Manchester, during an outing Saturday. talks with striking oil workers and and Independence Avenues to in brisk winds and 20-degree leptune Disaster" emergency generators. Many residents took advantage of the clear weather over the persuaded them to restart limited parking places set aside on Capitol temperatures. “Save America and Ga2zara, Yvette Hill. The cause of the massive break weekend to participate in outdoor activities, (Herald photo by production to satisfy the country’s the Family Farm,” was a popular centered on a line problem in Har- domestic needs. The family farmers, members of sign. Death Scream" Strempfer) 1 Asner, DIahann tuv, a cooperative settlement out­ Since that time lie has been in­ the American Agriculture Move­ “Dump Carter” was prominent in side Jerusalem, a spokesman for volved in highly delicate and secret ment, joined thousands of their buttons pinned to tbe farmers’ the Israel Electric Co. said. The talks between Khomeini, Bakhtiar colleagues who came to town over baseball caps. and army generals trying to find a ile Trap" (1946) nationwide blackout lasted from the weekend to lobby Congress for Sen. Larry Pressler, R-S.D., met 4antan Moreland. 12:45 p.m. (5:45 a.m. EST) until Teng Leaves peaceful solution to the current higher crop price supports. the motorcade and rode on one trac­ 2:30 p.m. (7:30 a.m. EST). crisis. Many other farmers arrived by tor saying he supported the family WCNews The line failure resulted in the Only hours before Bazargan’s ap­ plane. AAM leaders estimated the farmers. opening of a steam valve at the pointment was announced, Bakhtiar numbers would be greater than the “A lot of city people read that farm Lady Dracula" Haifa generating plant, causing warned he would not tolerate “two 30,000 who came last year. profit increased 20 percent last I WItton, Leslie an explosion heard throughout the With a Cold governments in Iran." But lawmakers are expected to be year,” he said. “Those are the cor­ northern Israeli city. The But in a conciliatory gesture, the in a penny-pinching mood to fight in­ porate operations. But these are spokesman described the explo­ prime mjnister said he would not in­ flation this year. family farmers who suffered SEATTLE (UPI) — Chinese Vice sion as a routine occurrence when requirement if China is to gain "most terfere if the ayatollah established a Police reported few incidents in losses.” steam forces a valve open. Premier Teng Hsiao-ping, con­ favored nation" trade status with the Ight Special cluding his eight-day visit to the United States. The blackout extended from the United States, today was ordered to Haifa area south to the Red Sea Teng was guided through the bed with a cold and canceled his port of Eilat, and east to largest building in the world,. remaining appointments prior, To Boeing's 747 assembly plant in subur­ The Landlord" Jerusalem, a telephone check of departure. dges. Lee Grant. those areas indicated. ban Everett, in a golf cart driven by His departure was still scheduled Boeing Board Chairman T.A. Wilson, for 9:30 a.m. PST. and he got a sales pitch to try to in­ Fatal Blaze A White House spokesman said his terest him in further sales beyond the ailment was not serious but his doc­ NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) - Five $165 million in jet and spare parts tors wanted him to rest before the people, including four children, which China ha already bought. long flight to Tokyo, where he plans a were killed Sunday night in a More than 300 demonstrators three-day visit to meet with suspicious fire that raged through paraded outside his hotel and burned [VISION Japanese leaders before returning to a life-size effigy with Teng’s face and a condemned, city-owned tene­ Peking. STEREO ment that authorities said had a Coke bottle for a body —, symbolic been tbe target of arson threats. A A breakfast meeting with Pacific of Coca-Cola’s recent grant of rights E 649-7221 sixth victim was feared buried in Northwest new.spaper editors was to sell its products in China.