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M 5*1 69*1 = 37 Off the Coast, Circling Wide to Avoid Residents Were Only Disarmed PAPE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Jan. 14.1976 The weather ^ y , breezy, cold, highs in mid SOs. Fair tonight, lows IS to 20. Increasing cloudiness Friday, chance of snow late lIlattrlfMtfr fEwnttm in day, highs in 30s. National weather forecast map on page 2S. 15 OUNCE CAN - FRANCO AMERICAN CUy o f ViUmgo Ckorm BU SIN ESS 16 OUNCE CAN - FOOD CLUB 10% OUNCE CAN - CAMPBELL'S MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1976 - VOL. XCV, No. 89 SPAGHETTI'Os Cut Green Beans,! TOMATO SOUP TWENTY-EIGHT PACES - TWO SECTIONS PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS Getting COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 17. LIMIT COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 17. LIMIT COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 17. LIMIT involved ONE CAN ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ONE CAN . ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. News Beirut battle is legal sum m ary Suppose, during a traffic Food Mart is worth going out of your way for! toll mounts tie-up, Motorist A drags Compiled from Motorist B out of his car United Press International BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - reach the sea and cut off (Christians and begins beating him up. Moslem leftists and Palestinian in the uptown hotel district from guerrillas fighting under a joint com- their downtown supply depots, Does Spectator C have a WALDBAUM'S Del M onte legal right to go to B's rI fti* cc I I joPCO cc ■ I Waldorf__ m'and attacked Christian positions in witnesses said. rescue? State downtown Beirut by land and sea A Palestinian spokesman said one Generally speaking, 1^ !l Dl CAT'U ! T r t ilo t T i today in what a leftist leader said m ajor downtown sector was cap­ I Toilet Tissue was the start of the “decisive battle” tured “and is now being cleaned out courts today do recognize a I Green Giant Peas ■ i BLEACH Food Mart I WHITE OR ASSORTED NEW HAVEN - Two-thirds of Lebanon’s civil war. militarily.” right-to-intervene. They I , GALLON consider it a logical out­ c of the state’s short-term Fierce fighting raged throughout But a communique by the Christian 17 0 2 ■ ■ PLASTIC I ROLL growth of the ancient right ! hospitals ended the last fiscal Beirut and the countryside for the Phalangist Party said the Christians I CAN JUG i “ I P PACK 4 3 * ° of self-defense. year with deficits, the Connec­ ninth straight day, claiming about held the area after inflicting heavy I■= WITHlAiiTu DDi/^DPRIOR PURCHASEDM" DruAce OFr\c $5.00nn aOR d MORElAnoc ANDAun tTHIS u ic I"= I■! WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS ■ , WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 fuOR R iiMORE ANDJAN THIS17 ticut Hospital Association said 140 dead and 300 wounded over the casualties on the leftists. "What one may do for YOU EXPECT m o r e AT FW D I COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN, 17. I | COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 17. I I COUPON AT FTO SAT., JAN. 17. today. Of 34 surveyed, 21 had past 48 hours, one of the highest tolls South of the capital on the himself," observed one MART ... AND YOU OET IT, TOO j^LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. J ^LIMIT ONE GAL. ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. J ^ LIMIT ONE 4 ROLL PACK J judge, "he may do for ... EVERY DAY YOU SHOP! operating deficits on Sept. 30 of the war. Estimated casualties Mediterranean coast, about 2,000 another.” with Hartford Hospital’s $1.49 since April rose to about 8,565 dead Palestinians and leftists stepped up Of course the law prefers million deficit as the largest. and 18,300 wounded. their siege of Damour, shelling it for a call to the police if that is Moslem leftist militiamen opened the, second day. practical, instead of direct HARTFORD - The federal up a new front — the sea — in their The leftists laid siege to the town action. The law also Insists EVERY TENDER MORSEL OF MEAT FULLY GUARANTEED! Tide K raft CLAM government has awarded two-day-old offensive against down­ Wednesday afternoon to avenge the (to avoid a mere escalation Connecticut’s Coastal Area town ^ iru t. This reporter witnessed takeover of the Dbayeh refugee of the violence) that an in­ |U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED GRADE "A' Detergent Mayonnaise rrTTTTTTT Management Program a $102,- several boatloads of gunmen moving camp 10 miles north of the capital by Christmas trees recycled tervener must not resort to MOSEY'S 000 grant to study the impact of along the coast from their several hundred Christians. SNOW'S offshore gas and oil drilling on strongholds in the upper western half Palestinian spokesmen charged William Gould, left, and Walter Irwin, both of the Manchester Park Department, feed dis­ excessive force. 10^ OFF LABEL IMITATION In one case the foreman NEW ENGLAND the state’s coastal areas. The of the capital to link up with Palesti­ that 47 of the camp’s residents were carded Christmas trees into the town’s chipper at the park department garage on Harrison of a construction crew saw Whole Chickens study will try to assess social nian forces in Karantina, the ‘‘massacred” in the morning St. The chips will be used as mulch on park properties in town. This year the annual tree two workmen having an 07S I 09 and economic impact as well slaughterhouse district downtown. takeover following a five-day recycling program took on a new aspect when a number of trees were sent intact to 5 as possible impact of air and They moved east in rowboats with blockade, but a Christian spokesman argument. When one Vi TO Wickham Park. There they will serve as roosts and shelters in the bird cages. Thus far, started swinging fists, the 2 water pollution. outboard motors a few hundred yards denied the charge, saying the 3 LBS. according to Park Superintendent Ernest Turek, about 1,300 Christmas trees have been foreman stepped over and M 5*1 69*1 = 37 off the coast, circling wide to avoid residents were only disarmed. recycled. (Herald photo by Pinto) slugged him on the head AVG. CREAMY OR CHUNKY the sniper fire from the shell- OETEROENT OAL. damaged Holiday Inn and Hilton with a shovel. Skippy BUTTER 79' McOFFLAIEL JUS *3.49 NCR ■ ALL VARIETIES - QUART JAR Regional In a subsequent lawsuit 3>>^LBS. hotels from where Christian the jury decided that the Roasting Chickens AVO. Phalangists are battling to hold on to MOSEY CRYOVAC trash Can Liners ‘pKa7 3 Spaghetti Sauce 79' foreman would have to pay B O ST O N -T h e U. S. Circuit their last remaining positions in up­ FABRIC »cOFFLABEL$^ O O Gov. Grasso’s antideficit plans Court of Appeals has upheld the damages because he had Corned Beef Rounds Tom atoes59' ^OVw My I e9%J town Beirut. applied more force than O U R B E S T FOOD CLUB - CUT citywide desegregation plan Socialist leader Kamal Jumblatt, the situation reasonably Breaded Veal Patties G reen Beans 5 '^hs 99° Napkins 39' ordered by Federal Judge W. who has retained a former Syrian called for. Arthur Garrity Jr., saying it army chief of staff to command his Furthermore, the in­ offered ‘‘superior oppor­ 2,000-man leftist militia, said the out­ now more likely to be adopted tervention must be for the U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE tunities” for black and white come of Lebanon’s civil war Would be BONELESS BONELESS Layer Cake children. purpose of protecting FRBSH decided over the next two months. HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative Mrs. Grasso in November an­ furloughed. The actual layoffs "We have no details yet," he said, .someone, not for the pur­ South of Beirut, Moslem and leader says lawmakers are more nounced her plans to meet a became effective Jan. 2. She said “but if we can get a balanced budget CHUCK CONCORD, N. H. - When pose of retaliation or CHUCK M ixes Palestinian forces shelled Christian likely to adopt Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s projected $80 million budget deficit earlier this week she would resubmit with no new taxes it will be a major BRISKETS Ronald Rbagan left New revenge. Consider this positions today. budget-balancing proposals now that for the current fiscal year. She said the two proposals when the regular accomplishment." POINT FLAT STEAK ROAST Food Club-All Var. Hampshire 11 days ago, he said Initial reports from the Christian they know she wasn’t bluffing about state workers would have to be let go case: UNDERBLADE UNDERBLADE session of the legislature convenes in The doting father of a CUTS CUTS he had "put to rest” the $90 stronghold of Damour, 25 miles south laying off state workers. unless it was enacted. February. billion question. Five states, six-year-old girl became 181/2 OZ. of the capital, said casualties among Senate Majority Leader Joseph At a special session during the first ‘‘Their chances (the two enraged when he saw a $■109 $'149 4S PKG. four eggs and thousands of the 15,000 residents were running Lieberman, D-New Haven, after a 90- week in December, the legislature proposals) are better for the regular teenage boy toss a stone at miles later, the presidential high and the wounded were being minute meeting between Mrs.
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