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THE GIFT Israel Puts Golan Troops on Alert After U.S 14, 1981 THE GIFT Israel puts Golan troops on alert after U.S. Secretary of State By United Press Interatlonal Syria cHarged tHat Israel’s Egypt called it a blow to tHe peace “ Golan HeigHts law” applying '"We don’t believe they will dare Alexander Haig's scHeduled visit to “ annexation” of tHe Golan Heights process and a “ challenge to world Israeli "law, jurisdiction and ad­ do anything, because* they know Israel, wHicH was canceled because 3-MMy SAYING Israel placed Its Golan Heights was a declaration of war and opinion.” THe PLO condemned It. ministration” to tHe 630 square-mile what they will get' in return,” tHe of tHe crisis in Poland. But the of­ troops on alert today but officials demanded that the U.N. Security Golan HeigHts plateau Monday nigHt source said. “ Syria without Egypt is ficial said Haig’s visit would have expressed confidence tHe Syrians Ck)uncil meet and revoke the action. Despite the outcries, an Egyptian by a 63-21 vote. The area was cap­ nothing.” Coleeo Hwd-to4l«ad would not react m ilitarily over Cabinet member arrived in Israel on tured by Israeli forces in tHe 1967 not have Helped stave off tHe legisla­ THe Damascus government said ^Basabair or ‘Football’ Israel’s move to annex tHe occupied scHedule to clinch talks on a tourism war. The source said tHe Israeli legisla­ tion, simply because He would not region. tHe Israeli action action ended tHe pact and middle level normalization tion was prompted by Israeli have been told about it. Plus 2-Pka. RaH>-Vac cease-fire with Israel. frustration over U.S. impotence in Israel’s cHief of staff was ordered talks continued uninterrupted Briefing reporters, a senior Prime Minister Menachem Begin, Alkaline Batteries to cut short a visit to Egypt, a THe United States, afiparentiy despite tHe Israeli move. Israeli government official said resolving tHe Syrian missile crisis in CaktorRaa;Frie*. defense ministry spokesman said. taken by surprise, expressed its After a stormy six-Hour debate, Israel was confident Syria will not Lebanon. Please luni .to page 8 Caklor Sale Price . .27.78 THe Israeli moves came after deep concern over the Israeli move. tHe Israel parliament adopted tHe react militarily to tHe Golan bill. The Israeli action came one day Mfr.NMI-inAaiMia... ..5.00' Batteries Challenging ‘S|mon‘ VOWB Not Remco ‘Splashy Doit* FINAL COST 22.76 Included with Floating Vanity by MiltonMilton Braoiay CMtfor Manchester, Conn. 10.88 24.76________ _ Low Price BONUS: $5 Ray-O Vac Windy, snow Squeezable, lovable bath pall 3 skill levels test response & Coupons with Purchase!'* flurries Wednesday Tues., Dec. 15, 1981 Has flower shower and cup. #719 concentration of players. #4850 *S «« Clark for details. 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Model #7054 threat of deatH today to carry out exhorting people in coastal cities to (tv banwy notlndl (S 01)«rtt»rta» not Incl.) afternoon, causing Heavy on Page 4. strikes from tHe Gdansk shipyard in organize a general strike. damage and leaving two Eighth tHe nortH to tHe coal mines of Silesia Two crewmembers of a Polish Ways’ Bedroom Ensemble District firefigHters sligHtly in­ in tHe soutH in resistance to tHe new send military assistance to Poland if ferryboat asked for political asylum jured. i d e e n Fully-quilted bedspreads, reversible martial law crackdown. resistance is not crusHed. in Sweden and a Swede working in BRUNSWICK Neighbors reported the fire at <1 com forter & thermal-lined drapes. All of m atching, Solidarity cHief Lech Walesa was Stefan Trzeinski, a deputy the Gdansk sHipyards, wHere ‘Crown Royal’ Deluxe about 12:45 p.m ., but tHe fire Had bdel® In subtle prints of rust & blue. Machine wash. Solidarity information officer wHo Solidarity was born 16 months ago been burning "for some time reported under House arrest. Bowling Bail ■‘We are workers, not slaves,” was visiting friends in Sweden wHen said tHe installation was completely prior to the alarm,” according to Our said a bulletin issued by strikers at' martial law was declared, said He sHutdown. Fire Marshal Granville Lingard. I Bedspread, ourorig.* 34.9 9 .. 2 4 . 3 3 ______ __ _ Reg. 3999 Warsaw’s Hutta steelworks. The got word from a fellow Pole tHat In Moscow, tHe Tass news agency 33.40 As firefigHters arrived on tHe Assorted colors In 10,12,14 & 16-lbe. plant was one of two steel plants Walesa was being Held at an un­ said PolisH autHorities took scene, they found the first floor ' Comforter, Our Beg. 3 4 .9 9 ................. 2 4 . 3 3 FREE measuring and drllllngl disclosed location. "vigorous actions” to break up (Allow 10 days delivery.) of tHe single-family residence struck in tHe capital as tHe 9.5- millionmember union sought to ” 1 am convinced He will have been strikes by workers at tHe Katowice engulfed in flames, with heaviest ia l Drape, OurOrig.* 20.99 ... 1 4 . 6 6 •‘LTD Black Rubbw ModM regroupJrom tHe military arrested by now," Trzeinski told steel mill and other Polish factories. OurRtqLS3.S» .28.88 damage to tHe kitchen and rear J markdown* hav* been taken KodaH Is Esaiman’t tradamark UPI. “ He will be talking with Tass reported for tHe first time tHat lilar fiber. of the building, according to government’ s ban imposed Sunday. THe PolisH government radio authorities,” there were attempts at strikes after 2 0 % O f f ! Entire Stock Lingard said. Independent reports said protests, imposition of martial law but called B0WLM6 BAGS EigHtH District DispatcHer reported “ the wHole country is 2 0 % begun Monday during tHe first work tHem isolated actions by counter­ All Backpacks by Robert Turcotte suffered a peaceful,” admitting only "a few 11.19 k, 20.79 day under martial law, Had spread revolutionary groups. ARMITRON Chrond/Alarm OFF. twisted knee and volunteer cases of unrest.” k f OUTDOOR PRODUCTS Our Itag. 13.9910 2S.S9 to at least seven parts of tHe coun­ It was tHe first mention by tHe Watch with S ^ e Game firefigHter Peter Gross cut His MeanwHile, a source in the try. Hand wHile figHting tHe blaze. Kremlin told United Press Inter­ 4.33t. 18.33 A SwedisH radio reporter wHo Please turn lo page 8 WARE 9 49.97 •Men’s Bowling Shoes BotH were treated and released national tHe Soviet Union would 31.76 RS. 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Gilliland, 19, a ficials that he Haa not been at tHe By Scot French degree arson and faced life- Manchester resident wHo was an ad­ C House since Sunday. Herald Reporter sentences, tHen I would have been mitted accessory to tHe crime. 0 Lingard said he Has “ no glad to take a front row seat. But for A Hardened cynicism toward tHe , evidence to indicate anything out Lucendia Harris knew sHe could EACH go before the judge to argue for stiff five-to-ten years, I couldn't support criminal justice system-' had led of the ordinary,” concerning tHe 9 sentences for tHe two itien convicted that.” Mrs. Harris to expect even less K Pistol (32 m.) Reg. 1.58 blaze, but tHat He intends to tour to firebombing Her Brent Road Plea-bargaining Had reduced tHe punisHment tHan tHe two men were GILLETTE‘Clicker’ CALDOR Dry Roast Tone-n-Cycia HEALTHKNIT tHe scene again. OS Pistol (33 oz.) Reg. 199 / home in October 1980. two men’s sentences from first given. THe Heavy damage to the Butane Curling Wand Peanuts (16 oz. Jai) Exerciser Bike Stand Sweat Clothes But tHe 33-year-old black woman degree to tHird degree arson, and But sHe still expresses outrage kitchen area will make it “ very the Hangers decided to stay home Monday as tHe Judge Milton A.
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