Orbiting Soyuz Awaits Apollo
In Historic Space Rendezvous
By AL ROSSITER JR. 8,670 miles away. Their countdown ainied as the ship moved out of range of its first UPI Science Editor space agency officials said the three toward a 3:50 p.m. blastoff. tracking station. “Have a happy flight.” Apollo astronauts were sleeping when " ^ 0 Russian cosmonauts rocketed safe- The Soviet Soyuz spaceship reached or- President Ford watched the launching ly into orbit from a Central Asian desert Soyuz took off. Their ground crew was bit 10 minutes after blast off, and Soyuz on television in Washington with Soviet today 7 Vs hours ahead of three American pumping liquid oxygen propellant into control in Moscow reported that all was Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin. Ford said astronauts for history’s first meeting in Apollo’s Saturn IB rocket at the time. going well. the launch “marks the beginning of a very space of men from two nations. The Soyuz launch was telecast around The control center gave a running ac- epic adventure into space" and was the world, using a complicated hookup in- Cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri count of the Soyuz launch. The voices of “blazing a brand new trail.” Kubasov took off precisely on schedule at volving commercial communications the two pilots could be heard at times “I am impressed,” Ford said. “I am satellites and ground lines. It was the first 8:20 a.m. EDT on a 20-engine rocket that talking to Moscow. very impressed. I wish the cosmonauts time the West had seen a Soyuz launch live rose on a pillar of flame at the Baikonur “Moscow, this is Soyuz,” one of the very well.” on television. Cosmodrome near the town of Tyuratam cosmonauts reported 17 minutes after The shot ushered in a new era of inter- Soyuz went into an orbit ranging from east of the Aral Sea. blastoff. “We are entering the earth’s national cooperation in space. Officials of 142 to 112 miles above Earth. It then American astronauts Thomas Stafford, shadow.” both nations expected the Apollo-Soyuz opened communications antennas and big Vance Brand and Donald “Deke” Slayton “We are finishing communications.” project to strengthen detente. waited their turn at Cape Canaveral, Fla., Moscow control said three minutes later At America’s Florida launch base. ------See Page Ten
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Israeli Concessions Protested
TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - About 20,000 Speaking at the rally, sponsored by the States with a new Israeli map detailing Government officials said Israel wants Israelis demonstrated today against right-wing Likud party, opposition leader even greater concessions than those more details'on Egypt’s demands as well government offers to give up strategic Menachem Begin urged the government to offerred as little as three weeks ago. as the latest American attitudes. areas in the Sinai Desert to reach an in- abandon offers to withdraw from the Gidi Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin met with terim peace agreement with Egypt. and Mitia passes and the Abu Rudeis oil The sources said there was a strong Dinitz, Foreign Minister Yigal Allon and A few demonstrators evaded army units fields in the Sinai. possibility Egypt would agree to let Israel Defense Minister Shimon Peres for two and riot-equipped policeman to reach the “We must make no withdrawals until hours in Jerusalem Monday to draw up the keep on holding the eastern side of the beachfront U.S. embassy building. One passes. there is a final peace settlement,” he said. latest Israeli position. man tossed a rock through an embassy Earlier Monday, Israeli government
window. sources said negotiators had virtually
Authorities arrested 21 persons before settled the issue of who will control the
clearing the street by 1 a.m. Sinai passes. Civil Clash Feared The crowd jammed City Hall square in “If the agreement fails, it won’t fail
Tel Aviv Monday night, carrying signs and because of disagreement on that point,”
banners denouncing Secretary of State one Israeli source said.
Henry Kissinger for reported pressure on There was no immediate official word, Near in Portugal Israel to arrange a settlement. however, on the final form of the accord.
“With friends like these, who needs Begin said he had learned that Am- LISBON (UPI) — The Communists and He said the crisis at home provoked by enemies?” one sign read. bassador Simeha Dinitz left for the United other extreme left groups alerted their the withdrawal of the Socialists from the
vigilantes today in response to Socialist coalition cabinet and the threat of the calls for a mass protest against the crea- Popular Democrats to follow was not tion of a military-dominated Communist among the topics deal with by the council. Senate Votes to Extend state. Clashes seemed almost certain.
In what appeared to be a dangerous development the Communist party called Soyuz Spacecraft Blasts Off
Oil Price Control Power the demonstration to be held outside the Postal Worker Socialist party’s national headquarters at The Soviet Union’s Soyuz spacecraft blasts off at 8:20 a.m. today from its 7:30 p.m. — the site of the Socialist rally. Walkouts Expected WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate end of August. Unless Congress approves launching pad at Baikonur to start the historic Apollo-Soyuz mission. This today approved a six-month extension of an extension and it is accepted by Ford or “We appeal to the workers, the popular afternoon, the Apollo craft is to liftoff from Cape Canaveral and on Thursday emergency legislation that has kept the his veto of it is overriden, the price of “old masses and all revolutionaries to be WASHINGTON (UPI) - Contract talks the two crafts will link in outer space. (UPI photo) price of nearly two-thirds of American oil” could jump from the present $5.25 a vigilant and to unite and organize between the postal service and its unions produced oil from soaring to world levels. barrel to around $12 a barrel being themselves to prevent any counter- may extend beyond next Monday’s strike
The Senate’s swift action came one day charged by members of the Organization revolutionary adventurers,” a Communist deadline, but there may be some walkouts
after President Ford announced he would of Petroleum Exporting Countries statement said. in big cities, according to a union source.
ask Congress to let the controlled price oil (OPEC). At least two extreme left splinter groups W. J. Usery Jr., White House special' rise from $5.25 to $13.50 a barrel over the made similar calls. “Old oil” — the price of which is now assistant for labor management relations, next 30 months. Estimated 100 Million controlled — represents oil from wells The Socialists announced plans for a brought the two sides together for long Congressional liberals plan to fight producing before 1973 and accounts for mass protest demonstration outside their weekend sessions and more took place
Ford’s decontrol plan. Under existing law, about 60 per cent of domestic output. The national headquarters tonight in response Monday. it goes into effect automatically unless Russians Watch Liftoff price of oil that came into production after to rank-and-file calls for direct and violent Usery, also trying to prevent a either the Senate or House rejects it 1973, or “new oil,” is not controlled. action against the military and the Com- nationwide railway strike at 12:01 a.m. MOSCOW (UPI) — An estimated 100 within five working days after it is sub- The Senate-passed legislation, which munist party. EDT Monday, said “we run the risk of later today since workers will be home by million Soviet citizens, watching^ the first then. The cosmonauts sounded as cheer- mitted. was sent to the House for action, also A party spokesman said the demonstrations” by disgruntled postal live television broadcast of a manned ful aboard the spacecraft as they sped Energy Administration Frank Zarb said extends authority for the Federal Energy demonstrators may march on Sao Bento workers after Sunday night. Soviet spaceshot, saw two cosmonauts away from earth as they did when they the plan would be sent to Congress Administration (FEA) to order power Palace, the National Assembly building, if “Demonstrations are everything from Wednesday. plants — which have the capability — to people walking around with signs just rocket safely into orbit today for an went aboard. the Communists make any provocative historic rendezvous in space with three Leonov happily called “Go to the devil” The current control law expires at the switch from oil or gas to coal. moves in the civilian constituent assembly demonstrating to people not showing up Americans. — an idiomatic Russian expression which meeting there. for work for one reason or another,” he best translates as “knock on wood.” said. “Very slight swinging...pressure normal The cosmonauts arrived at the launch The military’s powerful 30-man The outcome of the postal negotiations ... everything is perfect,” radioed Lt. Col. pad aboard a special bus and Leonov told a Revolutionary Council met for nine hours certainly will influence the size of the Alexei E. Leonov, the commander, as the senior officer, “We are ready for a joint H eavy Rains Appear Monday to discuss the seemingly im- deficit of operations by the U.S. Postal Soyuz ship dwindled on TV screens to a flight with Apollo ship.” They then placable issues at home and abroad, but Service. Even if there is no raise, bobbing white pinpoint of light.' reached no firm decision. however, postal officials acknowledge climbed into an elevator for the trip up- rate increases are needed to get the Small crowds stood outside Moscow ward to the Soyuz. A council spokesman said most of the To Be D i m in ishing system out of the red. radio and television stores, exclaiming session was taken up with the fighting Money and fringe benefits were at issue. “They’re off” as the ship lifted off from between rival liberation movements in By United Press Internationa was reported to be 30 feet below its record But one union source said “the unions the Baikonur launch site. Angola, Portugal’s last colony in Africa, ’The sun was expected to peek through height, said a spokesman for the' Greater have made it clear the no-layoff clause and that more troops may be sent there to clouds today as Connecticut residents Hartford Flood Control Commission. must be continued in the next contract. “One hundred seconds, normal,” came impose a cease-fire. tried to dry off from two days of nearly That’s not even negotiable. I think they’ve the voice from Soyuz. “One hundred twen- Inside Today continuous and heavy rains that caused got the message now.” ty seconds ...140 seconds.. 160 seconds and minor floods and many stalled vehicles. The unions represent about 605,000 that sky is very, very blue... everything is The National Weather Service posted a workers in all, including the American going okay.” Betty’s Notebook...... Page 8 flash flood watch early this morning for Postal Workers Union, the National Moments later came the announcement Dear Abby ...... Page 8 the region west of the Connecticut river, Soyuz was safely in orbit and Leonov and Business news...... Page 7 Association of Letter Carriers and the engineer Valeri Kubasov started checking Odegard gets leasing p o st...... Page 13 but the bureau said the chances of heavy National Post Office, Mail Handlers, rains appeared to be diminishing. Watchmen and Group Leaders’ division of out systems. Father Foley in new post ...... Page 13
Hartford, Litchfield, New Haven and the Laborers International Union, all It was a normal working day here and Thoughts ApLENty...... Page 11 Fairfield counties got the worst of the AFL-CIO, and the independent National television officials said they expected an Neipsic tennis cham ps...... Page12 rains, which dumped 4.55 inches of water Rural Letter Carriers Association. even bigger audience for the Apollo liftoff Area Profile ...... Page 14 between Sunday morning and Monday night, compared to the July average rain- fall of 3.41 inches.
The weather service Monday afternoon Cummings Backs Buckland Firehouse posted a flash flood warning in Litchfield 5.^' ■ ' *'• and parts of New Haven County, but it was V reduced to a watch at 10 p.m. A watch By SOL R. COHEN just as it has obligations to improve police town for the proposed Buckland firehouse
means less immedate danger of flooding AcknowMging, ‘Tm probably putting protection, educational opportunities, gar- construction.
than a warning. my political future on the line,” State Rep. bage pickup, lighting, sidewalks and the “If the matter goes to court, as I’m Thirty families in Watertown were Cummings today came out in support like.” being told it might. I’m confident the town evacuated from their homes Monday mor- of the new firehouse the Town of Cummings said, “It stands to reason a will win,” said Cummings. “Right is on
ning, some by boat, when Steele Brook the town’s side. It has already invested Manchester plans for N. Main St. and firehouse is needed in the Buckland area. overflowed its banks. A number of Tolland Tpke., in the Buckland area. And it stands to reason someone has to money in the proposal and must protect it. business firms were forced to close down. The firehouse is being opposed by pay for it with taxes — either town taxes I can’t believe all of the district’s A section of Interstate 91 near taxpayers are supporting the expansion of Eighth Utilities District directors and or district taxes. And don’t let anyone fool Springfield, Mass., was closed for two district boundaries. Those that do don’t volunteer fire fighters and by a group of anyone — if the district furnishes service hours early Monday because of two feet of understand all the issues and all the possi- Buckland area property owners. there it’s taxes by everyone in the district, water on the highway. The latter pay taxes to the Town Fire ble implications, including possible added and not only people in Buckland.” Connecticut Motor Club spokesmen said District but receive fire service from the The Eighth District board indicated last taxes.” they answered about 500 calls from Eighth District, under a $250-per-call con- month it will accept and act upon a peti- Cummings said district officials knew in motorists whose cars had been stalled by April or May of 1974 the town planned a tract between the town and district. A tion for extending district lines, provided the rains. A trailer truck jacknifed on a petition being circulated in the Buckland no legal barriers exist, or if they do, can new firehouse in the Buckland area. slippery section of the Connecticut Turn- He said they met with town officials, the area asks the Eighth District Board of be removed. pike in New Haven but no injuries were need for a firehouse there was discussed Directors to extend district boundaries to The petitioners are preceding on the reported. include their area. , and district officials indicated then they basis that Special Act 200, adopted by the The water level at the Connecticut River Cummings represents the 12th didn’t intend to expand district boun- 1963 General Assembly, permits the, dis- Assembly District, half of which is inside daries. That’s when they were told of town trict to extend its boundaries — provided a Eighth District boundaries. simple majority of those in the expanded plans for the firehouse, Cummings said. Cummings said, "I don’t believe Eighth District boundaries. He is also area request it and provided a majority of all district voters approve it. in pitting fire department against fire The Weather Democratic town chairman. “I live in one community and that one department, neighborhood against Assistant Town (Counsel Victor Moses community is the Town of Manchester,” has ruled the district can’t expand its neighborhood. This is strictly a town Considerable cloudiness today and said Cummings. "I view its problems as boundaries into areas now under town obligation and should be treated that tonight with chance of scattered showers Highway Damaged by Heavy Rain town problems and not just neighborhood jurisdiction without town Board of Direc- way.” and thunderstorms, highs in the 80s, lows problems. tors approval. Cummings concluded, "It seems to me in the mid 60s. Wednesday mostly sunny Heavy rains washed out a portion of Rt. 5 in Longmeadow, Mass., Monday. "As a citizen of Manchester, this matter Cummings said today he’s been told from this whole experience, a kind of and hot with highs in the 90s. Chance of For a time 1-91 between Enfield, Conn., and Springfield, Mass., was closed of fire protection concerns me a lot. I’m some Buckland area residents may seek detente between the two fire departments rain 50 per cent today, 20 per cent tonight by a flash flood. Police estimate the job of repairing the Rt. 5 damage may and 10 per cent Wednesday. committed to the idea that the town has an injunction to postpone or interfere with should emerge. More cooperation and less take a week. (UPI photo) obligations to improve its fire protection. the July 24 bid openings scheduled by the competition is what’s ne^ed.” PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., July 15, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., July 15, 1975-- PAGE THREE
NATIONAL WtAlMtt StRVICf »0«CA$T to 7AAA fST T-lfc-75 Thompson Lauds ^0.00 . ^29.65 Fiscal Control S E A T T L E f / l 2 ^ 5 3 B O S TO N Mayor John Thompson Mon however, with an uncertain * " ‘ / a a i n n e a p o l day commended Town Manager economy with no clear picture Robert Weiss and his depart of state assistance when our N E W Y O R K ment heads "for achieving a budgefls being drafted, as well balance of over $219,530 in un$- as the threat of emergency pent M anchester ap expenditures.” propriations.” He said, “I believe it is possi S A N P N A N C I S C O / D E N V E R At the same time, however, ble to refine our fiscal he warned, “Unless we are able operations. I believe our to more accurately estimate manager and our controller L O S A N G E L E S revenues we will continue to (Thomas Moore) have im ATL A N TA X have a less than adequate fiscal proved reporting procedures administration. and our collector of revenue “When we (Democrats) took (James Turek) has stepped up office four years ago,” said collecting procedures. lOWfST TEMfERATUICS Thompson, “we learned a However, we still fall short in -60. MIAMI previous board had borrowed revenue forecasting.” money unnecessarily, simply Thompson said, “ Many 60 >IEGEND< because.of inadequate informa Manchester residents earn 70 tion. At the urging of former their living dealing with money. Democratic Director Jon We have economists, bankers, RAIN / a * x |sn OW Norris, our board has been corporation lawyers, fiscal receiving monthly revenue and m anagers and others who V'JSHOWIES ^ MOW expenditure reports. This has should contribute their GIGANTIC been helpful in staying on top of experience and expertise to Ufl W| ATHf« TOTOCAST ® town operations. Manchester. “As a result of this constant “ I invite them to come feeding of information,” said forward, to help us to remove For Period Ending 7 AM EST Wednesday. During Tuesday night, showers and Thompson, “the manager has as much guesswork as possible thundershowers will be found over parts of the Carolinas, lower Texas, the northern and INVENTORY CLEARANCE instituted belt-tightening in operating our town’s southern Rockies. Mostly fair weather is likely elsewhere. Minimum temperatures in measures as early as August business. In the meantime, I clude: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 67 (84), Boston 66 ( 89), Chicago 69 1974. Today, Manchester isn’t believe Manchester is fortunate (92), Dallas 67 (90), Denver 60 (93), Duluth 60 ( 87), Houston 68 (86), Jacksonville 72 (88), faced with either fiscal chaos or to have had as tight a manage Los Angeles 63 ( 73), Miami 75 (87), New Orleans 70 (87), New York 69 ( 88), Phoenix 83 deficit spending that afflicts ment of its resources as it’s had (104), San Francisco 56 (73), Seattle 54 (66), St. Louis 67 (91), Washington 71 (85). many other communities.” these past four years.” OPEN 6:30 A.M. to 9 He continued, “We are faced. 5 ECHS Students Earn Honors Migrant Worker Funds WEDNESDAY, JULY Discussing selection to Boys and Girls State and an Americanism Award are these students from East Catholic High School. From left are David Bailey of 33 E. Eldridge St., TV TONIGHT a junior; Mary Messier of 71 Grandview St., a senior; Sheila Connolly of 133 Florence St., Double That of 1974 a junior; and John Farley of 25 Benton St., a junior. Mary Messier received the American 6:00 8:15 Legion’s Americanism Award. The others have just completed a week’s stay at Youth HARTFORD (UPI) - this summer because the Puer News...... 3-8-22-30 FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS UNTIL 10 Baseball...... 20-22-30 State, sponsored by the American Legion and its Auxiliary. The Boys State was at the Federal funds for the area’s to Rican government rejected Bewitched ...... 5 Coast Guard Academy in Groton. Laurel Girls State was at the University of Connecticut. migrant farm workers have the growers’ contract offer. Wild Wild West ...... 9 8:30 ’The week-long programs are designed to educate selected high school juniors in the field more than doubled in the last Puerto Rican officials Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 M.A.S.H...... 3 of politics and government by setting up a simulated political system. (Herald photo by year, but the migrant work negotiate for their seasonal The Honeymooners ...... 20 Merv Griffin Show...... 5 Pinto) force was cut by 90 per cent workers. Electric Company...... 24-57 M ovie...... 8-40 because of labor troubles. The Farmworkers Council Bonanza...... 40 The Living Word ...... 18 The New England Farm said it will use the funds for Consumer Survival K it...... 24 FILM RATING GUIDE Workers Council received $462,- programs they were not 6:30 9:00 For Parents and 000 — almost twice what it got originally intended for, such as ^0ws...... 3-8-20-22-30 Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 adult education for migrants in I Love Lucy ...... 5 Their Children last year — to help the about 4,- Sharing...... 18 000 migrants who usually work the H artford area and to The Real McCoys ...... 18 Nova...... 24-57 COLLEGE NOTES summers in Connecticut, but seasonal workers in Cape Cod. Beverly S ills...... 24 GENERAL AUDIENCES All Aftt Adrmtttd fewer than 300 migrants are “There is no question that we Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 here this year. may have some money left at 10:00 a senior majoring in biology And the Puerto Rican govern the end of the year,” said coun 7:00 Karen Gilmore of 54 Brent News.... .' ...... 3-22-40 Barnaby Jones ...... 3 PARENTAL OUlOANCf and nuclear science. ment, given $2.1 million to help cil president Bruce Candelaria. Rd. has been named to the Andy Griffith Show...... 5 News...... 5 tUQOUTID dean’s list for the second its seasonal workers in other Marcus Welby, M.D...... 8-40 t a rn MMvrtN Not B« Truth or Consequences...... 8 J SwAiMt Per P n T w n ip n semester at the University of Lynn Anne Orlowski of 67 states, plans to add four The A vengers...... 9 Interface ...... 24 Keeney St. recently received an staffers to the eight-member Hartford. Gentle Ben ...... 18 Down the Road...... 57 ON MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SHOES associate degree in dental office it maintains in Hartford. Tax Receipts To Be Announced ...... 20 10:30 hygiene, magna cum laude, Tobacco growers, who Anne L. Mackenzie of 24 Reach 99.8% Jean Shepherd ...... 24-57 Woman...... 24 RISTRICTtO Hunter Rd. has been named to from Westbrook College, employed most of the migrant Undtr 17 r«quvt« •ccorTV**>y*'N To Tell the Truth...... 30 Habitat Project ...... 57 Pvoni or Adult Guardian the dean’s list at Wittenberg Portland, Maine. workers, had to hire local help Manchester wound up the 11:00 University, Springfield, Ohio, 1974-75 fiscal year (June 30) 7:30 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 for the spring term. Bonnie Irwin of 25 Cole St. with 99.8 per cent of General Celebrity Sweepstakes ...,. .3 The Best of Groucho...... 5 •“1 was named to the dean’s list for Fund estimated tax receipts U Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 the spring semester at Stonehill Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 ^ NO ONE UNDER 17 ADM ITTED Gail Elizabeth London of 100 collected and with 99 per cent of I WOMEN’S SHOES I Love Lucy ...... 20 tfflfvvvv College, North Easton, Mass. Russell St. was named to the revenue estimates from all Let’s Make a Deal...... '8-22 Captioned N ew s...... 24-57 noartan vMd dean’s list for the first and se Human Dimension...... 18 sources collected, a report by Veteran journalist Martin 11:30 cond semesters at University of The following students have Suspended Collector of Revenue James A. Martin Agronsky...... ,. 24-57 Agronsky reviews signifi Styles for every occasion...all famous brands - MPAA Vermont, Burlington, Vt. She is Masquerade P arty...... 30 Movies...... 3-5-9 been named to the dean’s list Turek indicates.. cant events weeknights at It Takes a ’Thief...... 8 for the spring semester at Policeman Room 222 ...... 40 At the end of the 1973-74 fiscal 7:30 on public television Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 University of Maine, Orono, from our regular stock at tremendous Indicted year the gollections were 98.2 8:00 Channels 24 and 57. Wide World M ystery...... 40 Maine; Ellington, Matthew and 98.3 per cent, respectively. Good T i m e s ...... 3 Michael Betz; Manchester, BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The tax levy for 1974-75 still Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 12:30 L Wide World M ystery...... 8 savings. Values to $3D. Kathleen Mary Charlebois, Matthew Quintiliano, 39, a had $154,924 outstanding as of Happy Days, ...... 8-40 Kathleen Mary Collette, suspended Stratford policeman, June 30 but tax receipts for M ovie...... 9 The Way It W as...... 24 1:00 Martha Ann Szetela; South has been indicted in the previous years and interest and Greatest Sports Legends . . . 18 Rivals of Sherlock Holmes Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Windsor, David William shooting death of his wife. He lien fees were far above es Joe Garagiola...... 20-22-30 ...... 57 1:30 Grimason, Stephen Craig will be arraigned July 29 on a timates, with prior year taxes Combat...... 5 Kinsbury. murder charge. receipts at $257,468 against Joe Franklin Show...... 9 MANCHESm Quintiliano was returned $150,(X)0 estimated; and fees at Kissinger Warns . DmVE.|N/R0UTES6t44A after the indictment Monday to $82,897 against $60,000 es Wendy E. Mrosek of 143 the Bridgeport Correctional timated. HALL FOR RENT WOMEN’S SHOES 2 TOP HITSIIII Boulder Rd. has been named to Center in lieu of $50,(XK) bond. Thus, of $14,032,530 estimated For parties, showers, receptions, Robert Redlord the dean’s list during the spring A Fairfield County grand jury from those combined sources, Developing Nations meetings. Complete kitchen facilities. Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire: Odds and Ends and Broken Sizes. Great THE GREAT WALDO PEPPER term at Colby-Sawyer College, accused Quintiliano of the May only $24,553 is shown un piut PQ New London, N.H. undermined,” he said. 23 shooting of his estranged collected. MILWAUKEE, Wls. (UPI) - Lithuanian Hall Jack Lemmon - Walter Matthau “Tragically, the principal wife, Maryann, 37, as she was Receipts to the Town Fire Secretary of State Henry 24 GOLWAY STREET bargains when you find something you can ^^^HEraOMTPAG^po^ victims will be the countries walking outside Bridgeport District as of June 30 were 100.6 Kissinger has warned MANCHESTER Hospital, where she worked as per cent, thus surpassing es who seek to extort what sub 1-86 EXIT 91 -FOLLOW BURNSIDE SIGNS' developing nations they are un Call before 8 P.M. This printing test pattern is stantially could be theirs if they use. Values to $22. a clerk. timates. Receipts were $1,424,- dermining the United Nations Phone 643-0618 or 646-9165 part of ’The Herald qu9lity_con- proceeded cooperatively.” The grand jury of 11 men and 022 and estimates $1,416,000. and jeopardizing their future. :iU:i:i.1NiTTSI trol program m order lo give seven women handed up the in Receipts to other funds were: |S80 lUINSIM AVL, I. HnD. a S28-3333 you one of the finest In a speech Monday night, dictment to Superior Court Water Fund, 96.1 per cent, Kissinger said Third World or BARBRA STREISAND newspapers in the nation. $696,286 against $724,581; Sewer JAMES CAAN Judge Irving Levine after developing nations have used M lASTWimOI! \\ listening to seven witnesses and Fund, 95 per cent, $711,904 “lopsided, loaded voting, biased ^1 DRIVE-IN RT.5 I -*■ “FUNNY LADY” 45 minutes of deliberation. against $746,832; Special Down results and arbitrary tactics’’ (PG) 7:30-9:30 Mrs. Quintiliano, who had town Taxing District Fund, 97.4 MEN’S SHOES in the UN General Assembly. C F t D per cent, $61,531 against $63,- JAMES MASON C been living with a sister in “The utility of the General JAMES MASON - (R) SUSAN QEORQE Oxford, was shot several times 150; and Data Processing Fund, Assembly both as a safety valve SUSAN QEORQE-PERRY KINO by her husband, state police 96.6 per cent, $227,980 against and as an instrument of inter “MANDINGO” said. Quintiliano was arrested $235,700. national cooperation is being the pacesetters MANDINGO’’ several hours after the incident ( by an off-duty Fairfield police IIOlLJIItS - M e / officer in Fairfield. $1402 CLEPRPNCE
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Grasso is being extremely CD ting, and that Mr. Ford is counting on the strength of the blacks and that of the flashed by Gov. Ella Grasso. wise in taking a new look at the im- shift to elect him. welfare poor, the cutting of Democrats We call these shifts party realignments, into the Heartland and Mountain States In reporting her administration is pact of the bill and other bonding i as if they were autos whose wheels have to and Southwest, their dominance on the NO reviewing a $15 million bond authorizations on the state’s over-all be brought back in line. Actually, parties Pacific Coast, their influence with the m authorization to provide municipal credit status. are parts of the social organism. They young and^with the women’s movement, have largely lost touch with the directing their skill id using nonmachine volunteers jobs, she pointed out her concern is The amount involved may not seem centers of ideas and interests—in the brain in campaigns. But mostly it is their cap- not that the jobs aren't needed but much as bond issues go these days but and heart of the society—which usually ture of the knowledge industries and tell them what they are there for, and what issuance of the bonds might do to we might remember the adage about media elite which should largely be (/) what to do. They have to get back in touch shaping the political climate. the state’s credit rating. the straw that broke the camel’s back. again. Yet the fact is that the Democrats The state has just about used up the We do not know how many jobs The last great shift of this sort came haven’t known how to manage their H with Franklin Roosevelt in 1932, and it political bounty. They pushed everything bonding capacity it has which lets it were envisioned under the bill but elected him, Harry Truman renewed to excess. In the McGovern campaign they mmm borrow money at most favorable in- many more are in jeopardy if we ig- F.D.R.’s insight in 1948. Nixon was the develop a quota image and a new pop- > first Republican to see what was terest rates. nore the threat of undermining our ulism of the left which frightened off happening, in 1968, but he tried to force a many of their natural allies. They seemed This was no surprise since only a state’s credit and follow the path New change by sheer bludgeoning, instead of to be abandoning the traditional value few weeks ago the state’s credit York City has taken to fiscal disaster. going with the. organism. Gerald Ford system, and as a result they lost the blue- means to use what is happening, but is collar groups and the ethnics more than El-I rating was lowered by a major rating We are* sure the cities and towns qOieter about it. The Democrats, of they had to, scared the formerly <71 r — fti service and caused some alarm as to will attempt to avoid cutting back course, must have seen what is happening Democratic South more than they had to, "D what it might mean in extra interest payrolls by urging Gov. Grasso to use by now, but they act as if they are still went further with their spending economy wrapped in a dream from which they can- and welfare state image than was costs. the bond money. We hope the voices of not awaken. reasonablej allowed the people to identify (/> The situation immediately brings to wisdom will prevail and if any of the The point is that the old class them too strongly with campus and media system—the owning and managerial rich, power. They alienated many whom they mind the dilemma facing New York money is used at all, it will be used the middle class, the industrial could have held or won over, and allowed a no’' _ ( / ) City where it is now in the throes of sparingly and for only the proletariat—has dissolved. A new system populism of the right to be strengthened in m Z O fiscal chaos because for too long it maintenance of most vital municipal is emerging—partly class and ethnic the Wallace wing of their own party and to -n groups (white collar, blue collar, tbe emerge in the Reagan wing of the used its borrowing power for day-to- services. blacks, the ethnics, the welfare poor), Republicans. K day operations. The fact the state is near the satura- partly geographic (Northeast, the two- That is where we stand today. If any party South, the Heartland, the Mountain Democratic leaders (I exclude Wallace m The bond bill to provide municipal tion point in its ability, to bond at an States, the Southwest, the Pacific), partly here) understand what is happening they m m jobs during the current economic attractive interest rate points up the functional and age groups (knowledge in- don’t seem to have the courage to take a m iP recession is doing the same thing. need to heed the caution light. Roger Doggart calls out the numbers at a Manchester Senior Citizens bingo dustries, managers, campus elite, media stand against it. As for Gerald Ford, he lA game. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) and other professional elites, politically was low-key in announcing he would run, ;d m conscious women, the aging, the young). mainly because his image is firmer, his Most of these are unhappy with the party vetoes have held and he is counting on the vO system and their place in it. Hence the Democratic Congress to keep helping him confused, shifting situation. by his own image. N § u If the elections were held next week or Mr. Ford can still make blunders. There H Perilous Politics RAY CROMLEY next month, enough of these old and new can still be a runaway inflation of gasoline groups would coalesce uneasily around prices which will drown him. The Mideast Amid the rumors and suspicions and ment. They were the work of fanatic Gerald Ford to elect him. He would beat could explode and engulf him in trouble. allegations that the Central individuals. Nevertheless, it would be any of the three Democratic front- These are the risks of being President. Intelligence Agency, with the perilous 4f we came to believe that How to Regulate the Regulators runhers—Kennedy; Wallace or Jackson. But there are counteracting advantages. eocJiMot Three months ago it wasn’t so, and three A President keeps the center of the stage. m oiSs> knowledge of American presidents, even in the case of a Hitter we can set months from now it may not be so. Fifteen He speaks with a single voice, where months from now anything can happen. plotted or perpetrated the assassina- up a standard of m orality .for the opposition speaks with many. Most of -0 .rt ^ .a WASHINGTON—President Ford has an violation, or of compliance. They develop But right now it is so—despite Watergate all, Mr. Ford and his advisers seem to tion of certain heads of state, a governments separate from that D unsolvable problem on his hands. technical, legalistic procedures. Decisions and the Nixon carry-over and the ■ know what the shifting currents of party number of commentators have demanded of individuals in society. At a meeting of small businessmen by underlings tend to be anonymous; traumatic pardon and the inflation- change are doing. The Democrats either recently the representative of one govern- responsibility is often impossible to track a|^3iUS^»U 9i^S.QIS^iU9|^aJU 9ii3 questioned whether this kind of Yes, it can be argued that it would depression and the energy crisis and Mr. don’t know, or don’t care, or can’t sum- ment regulatory agency stood up to take down. Laws setting up the agencies are so Ford’’s own unglamourous image. It was a mon the grit to take command of the M im UK secret, “gunpoint diplomacy” is have been a good thing if someone had his audience to task. vague, these bodies are a power unto combination which everyone expected to changes. The backlash almost shook him off the necessary and always evil. killed Hitler in 1937. Perhaps Stalin, themselves, often literally accountable to doom Mr. Ford. It hasn’t. stage. no one. Yet they regularly hold up Calling it not murder but tyran- too. But what about Mussolini? And Hitherto mild businessmen told him his technical advances, handicap the develop- nicide, columnist John P. Roche asks, Franco? Once embarked on such a decisions and those of his agency were ment of new energy sources, kill competi- stupid and dangerous. One small manufac- tion, create shortages and bolster “Would it have been unconstitutional, course, where would we stop?. turer shouted out that the regulator and monopolies which drive prices up and immoral and generally dreadful if The assassination of Fidel Castro in his fellows regularly labeled products stimulate unemployment and cost us con- some American intelligence agent 1962 or 1963 would not have changed dangerous with no more evidence than sumers ah estimated $100 billion a year in that dreamed up in their own fertile im- inefficiency and higher cost. ANDREW TULLY had put a 30-caliber slug into Hitler’s the factors that brought him into aginations. What tests have you run? he Most congressmen know this. So do Mr. skull in, say, 1937?” power in the first place, any more was asked. When you set standards, what Ford’s men. The Congress is deluged with evidence do you have that they are letters from small businessmen, univer- On the face of it, it might appear than the assassination of President necessary or even beneficial? sities, and other independents com- A Reunion With Books that the 20th century would have been Diem of South Vietnam was of benefit The official grew belligerent. He was plaining that the delays, mountains of unable to back up his rulings with evidence a far happier one had someone dis- to that tragic land. And as for Adolph paperwork required, arbitrary decisions, of research. He turned to threats, .told arrogance and stupid make-work rulings patched Herr Hitler when he first Hitler, there were other, non- those present that whatever they thought, threaten their very existance. These com- CAPE MAY, N.J. — A two-day weekend I concealed my defiance of the ban on D raised Nazism’s ugly head. The same murderous means of dealing with him they’d be run out of business unless they plaints come from profit and nonprofit in this amiable watering place seems to Rohmer’s stuff from my parents, but an followed his rulings and those of his' organizations alike. ’ last only minutes, but there is always time older sister discovered my guilty secret could be said about Torquemada and in 1937, if world statesmen had had the associates, however arbitrary they With all this agreement, my contacts in to visit the public library for a chat with and added to my terror. Each time I ten- seemed. tatively ventured down cellar for firewood O the 15th century, or Genghis Khan and guts to stand up to him. Congress and the administreation are con- Mrs. Elwell and a reunion with the books she followed me furtively and, when I had the 12th century. One feature distinguishing the He raised his voice. If you think you can vinced little change will take place—and of my boyhood. buck us, try it. that slowly. No other community of my ken stocks reached the darkst.part of the dirt-floored, DBOh The argument collapses, however, American political experiment from Or go to court. It’s not because Mr. Ford is not deter- the complete works of Joseph A. medieval chamber of horrors, gave vent to as soon as we consider the death of a all others before it was that it But he and the small businessmen in the mined. At a closed meeting recently with Altsheler, who brought life to the an authentic Yellow Peril shriek. I m room knew that taking such cases to court 24 senators and representatives, he laid Republic’s pioneer age. Here, too, in worn Still, the lure remained irresistible. I leader like Abraham Uncolnj Yet his provided a peaceful means for would be so costly in money and time their down the law in polite but no uncertain bindings, are.the novels of E. Phillips read every Fu Manchu I could lay , assassin fervently believed that he changing rulers. If we ever reach the businesses would likely go down the language. And he found almost complete Oppenheim and Sax Rohmer that lent trembling hands on, then submitted to 39>S drain—even in victory. Some of their sophistication and splendid terror to a monumental nightmares that are a part of was ridding the world of a tyrant. The point where we practice a different agreement. friends had followed this road to their He’s laid down the gauntlet again in a small town sprout. family lore. But Rohmer’s stories filled a student who assassinated the morality in our dealings with foreign sorrow. session with the top men in his Oppenheim’s heroes and villians were crying need. They were assurance that my m Archduke of Austria in 1914 and nations than we practice at home, if There doesn’t seem to be much argu- departments and agencies. all men of the world. The first time I took little villainies were strictly a nickel-and- ment over what is wrong. In all too many Everyone is for the principle. But a girl to dinner in Worcester, Mass., I was dime business. precipitated the First World War no we adopt “tyrannicide” as a valid, cases, the regulating agencies beam in on private talks with men on Capitol Hill and playing an Oppenheim character when I -o « doubt thought of his act as heroic. even if only a last-resort, method of the form, rather than the substance of a in the administration, and a reading of remarked to my date that I guessed I'd have a dry Martini and then toy with a Of course, neither of these “tyran- furthering national policy, we will hundreds of pages of analysis by. (/) “ 09 researchers from Brookings Institution cutlet. But when I wanted to be superbly nicides,” not others which have have assassinated all that is best in and other academic centers, makes clear scared, I turned to Sax Rohmer, who Oc dramatically altered history, was the ourselves. Mr. Ford is jumping into a tar pit. Much of created Dr. Fu Manchu. H American government and business is tied Rohmer’s real name, I learnd later, was official act of an organized govern- in with these regulations, and many ad- Arthur Sarafield Warde, a rather Dateline 1775 vocacy groups are involved. pedestrian Englishman. Happily, dis- PHILADELPHIA, July 15 - The Con- > The shift of profit between businesses illusionment tarried; as a kid I was sure tinental Congress voted to relax export would be so dramatic if efficient firms he was an Oriental, despite the Germanic restrictions so that all ships bringing in HERALD were allowed to gain at the expense of in- ring of his pen name. Anyway, what rhilitary stores could trade them for g ^ s efficient companies, kept afloat by mattered in those days was Fu Manchu of the equivalent value. The move to ob- YESTERDAYS government decree, that pressures on himself, one of the unholiest villians in tain sorely needed arms and munitions Congress against making significant lower-case literary history. was designed mainly for bringing in changes in the regulating agencies will be An unmistakable Chinese of the utmost supplies from the West Indies. "D 25 Years Ago fearsome to behold. fiendishness, Fu Manchu for years kept Town Recreation Department reports me in a state of almost constant, delighted 51,244 persons took part in sports with 28,-. terror. Today’s children, kept in snap- (/) o 435 spectators at town facilities during the crackle-and pop thrall to assorted shoot- month of June. 4 S 6 7 t 9 10 I I 121 3 U IS IS 17 em-ups, little know how cheated they are. IS 192 0 21 22 23 24 Fu Manchu would have eaten today’s cops 10 Years Ago 2S 262 7 29 29 30 .. ALMANAC and robbers whole. Members of soon-to-be-appointed State Eitpnin^ Hrralft m A child of stubbornly precocious reading Commission on Higher Education will be By l!iii(4-il Press liitenialiunal tastes, I dipped into my first Fu Manchu FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 asked to assume “jurisdiction and respon- adventure at the age of 10. That night, it Published by the Published every sibility” for state’s three existing com- Today is Tuesday, July 15, the 196th day took the combined assurances of both Martchesler evening except Sun- of 1975 with 269 to follow. Publlshlng Co., Herald days and holidays. munity colleges by no later than Sept. 1. parents, two older sisters and a brother to Square. Manchester. E n te re d at the N' V J Manchester Housing Authority The moon is in its first quarter.’ get me to bed. My dreams filled with Fu C onn. 06040, Manchester, Cohh., Telephone 643-2711 Post Ollice as Second ml The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, authorizes funds to go ahead with addition Manchu’s trapdoors, torture chambers (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. to Westhill Gardens. Jupiter and Saturn. and ghostly disappearing act. I woke the C/> i BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER The evening star' is Venus. next morning with a massive hangover. Those born on this date are under the Thereafter, the nighttime hours were a SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES sign of Cancer. mixture of fascination and fright. Ma f>AYABLE IN ADVANCE 1^1 TODAY’S Dutch painter Rembrandt Hermensz banned further exposure to the evil doc- Single C o p y...... 15« 3 M o n th s ...... $11.70 ■< THOUGHT van Rijn, was born July 15, 1606. tor’s machinations, but the bug had bitten Weekly...... 90t 6 Months...... $23.40 On this day in history: and within a week I had smuggled a.se- One Month .... $3.90 One Year...... $46.80 In 1912, the United States, led by all- cond volume of Fu Manchu into my eyrie Mail Rales Upon Requesi Is your place a small place? around athlete Jim Thorpe, won the and hidden it under a pile of Dr. Doolittles. Subscribers who p.m should lelephohe Olymic Games in Stockholm, Sweden. tail to receive their ihe circulation deparl- "Tend it with care; Night after gloriously terrifying night, I Heraid belore 5 30 menl. 647-9946. He set you there. In 1945, Italy declared war on its former dreaded falling off to sleep lest the S Is your place a large place? Axis partner, Japan. greenish visage of Dr. F.M. suddenly Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Guard it with care! In 1971, President Richard Nixon dis- appear in the room to drag me off to a rjii closed plans to make an unprecedented The Manchester Display advertising m I He set you there. dungeon under the Thames. Sometimes I g^i visit to Communist China. He made the pubiisningPublishino ooCo Whate’er your place, it is got away with keeping the light on, but too t ! A « 3 B » 2s ;« ’ ^ week-long trip in February, 1972. often that small comfort was denied me by assumes no linancial ' publication, Not yours alone, but his In 1974, the government of Cyprus was re sp o n sib ility lo r Deadline lor Herald Who set you there. a father’s reminder that electricity cost typographical errors classilied advertising; D toppled by a Greek-led military coup. money. (In those days, people saved in- appearing in adver- 12 noon prior today of John Oxendam iM 9 l^ 9 » 9 l|a illl9 |g ; A thought for the day: American writer stinctively, although for some curious tiscments and other publication. 12 noon 1«9^3IU9 Submitted by the Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) said, reading matter m The Friday lor publicalion IM 1 ^ ]M 1 ^ ]M IKI Rev. Paul C. Trinque reason plates had to be eaten clean for the Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon- 9M L Z liM a not-so-sacred cow “Truth is the most valuable thing we have. sake of the starving Armenians.) Hciald, day. Assumption Church Let's economize it.” PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., July 15, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues.. July 15. 1975— P A G E S E V E N
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i I ” 1 1 \j 1 I r i PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., July 15, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., July 15, 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN Odegard Accepts SPO R TS Nuggets InkThompson, SCO REBOARD Father Foley Gets n /T$\ BRIEFS Lease Panel Post /J National League Standings By United Press International University Post American League Standings East East w. I. pet. g.b. Former Republican State Adds Credibility to ABA w. I. pet. g.b. Pittsburgh 56 33 .625 - Agostinelli said today the ap- The Rev. Richard L. Foley, a the Catholic University of Boston Philadelphia 49 40 .561 6W Sen. David Odegard of 50 37 .575 - pointment “appears to be just a priest of the Archdiocese of America in Washington, D.C., Hendricks Confers Milwaukee 46 42 .523 4W New York 43 42 .506 low Manchester today confirmed formality.” Odegard is a New York 45 41 .523 4W St. Louis 42 44 .468 12 reports he has been offered and Hartford, has been named and the Pontifical Gregrian DENVER (UPI) — David Thompson has become a said. “Now we have to regroup and take a look at our 42 48 Manchester Realtor. He served ATLANTA (UPI) — Former Green Bay linebacker Ted Baltimore 41 44 .482 8 Chicago .467 14 has accepted appointment to a professor of historical theology University in Rome, Italy. He Denver Nugget and, in the process, the Virginia Squires situation.” Cleveland 40 46 .465 9/(i losing last November to ment of Theological Studies at in Rome on Dec. 17,1955 for the Falcons officials Monday who said they were making West V. I. pet. g.b. His appointment, by Senate Democrat David Barry. Basketball Association. Cincinnati 61 2 9 .6 7 8 - the University of St. Louis, St. Archdiocese of Hartford. “strenuous fforts” to sign the former University of Miami guards, including Memphis’ Chuck Williams, George Karl w. I. pet. g.b. GOP minority leader Lewis Oakland 5632 .632 - Ix)S Angeles 49 42 .538 12W The board was created by the Louis, Mo. Thompson officially signed his contract with the and Bobby Warren of San Antonio and A1 Smith of Utah. Rome and House GOP minority He served as assistant pastor star. Nuggets Monday. To get him, Denver had to compensate Kansas City 47 41 .534 8Vi San Francisco 41 47 .466 19 1975 General Assembly in the The appointment was made at St. Ann’s Church in New Bri- But'Scheer and coach Larry Brown were not concerned San Diego leader Gerald Stevens, would Hendricks, who played out his option with Green Bay Chicago 40 45 .471 14 41 49 .456 20 aftermath of an investigation this week by the Rev. Daniel C. tain, and at the Church of St. Virginia, which picked the 6-5 North Carolina State All- about the Nugget frontcourt. They were solid with rookies Texas 41 49 .4.56 15W Atlanta 39 49 .443 21 be for a four-year term to the last year, and his agent Tony Roberts lunched with Atlanta into state leasing practices. O’Connell, S.J., president of the Thomas the Apostle in West America in the ABA draft. Thompson and 7-foot Marvin Webster, who like Thompson Minnesota 39 48 .448 16 Houston 33 50 .359 29 State Property Review Board. Calilornia 40 51 .440 17 Monday's Games In addition to veto powers university. owner Rankin Smith and then met for several hours with The Nuggets received Thompson and veteran forward The agency will have the power Hartford. Falcon General Manager Pat Peppier. was drafted by the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks, and second year Monday's Games No Games Scheduled over state leases, acquisitions Father Foley is the son of Mr. He was a Fulbright scholar George Irvine from Virginia in return for starting center No Games Scheduled Tuesday's Games to approve or reject all state forward Bobby Jones as well as veterans Dave Robisch and property transfers, the and Mrs. Cornelius R. Foley of in church history at the Sor- "We’re making strenuous efforts in our negotiations Tuesday's Games All-Star Game at Milwaukee leases, acquisitions and sales Mike Green, starting guard Mack Calvin and reserve and Byron Beck, who started occasionally last year for board will have the power to ap- Manchester. His uncle, Daniel bonne in Paris in 1967. He with Hendricks and Roberts,” said Peppier. “Naturally, at All-Star Game at Milwaukee Wednesday's Games proposed by the state public forward Jan Van Breda Kolff. Denver. Wednesday s Games No Games Scheduled prove or reject architects, J. Foley, is the pastor of St. received the Ph D in church this stage I don’t know where we are, but we’re making the works commissioner. professional engineers and land “The biggest aspect of the whole transaction was that Thompson, the first No. 1 NBA pick to sign with the No Games Scheduled Edward the Confessor Church history from Harvard Universi- effort.” our league has always tried to maintain a balance and that The six-member bi-partisan surveyors nam ^ by the public in New Fairfield, Conn. ty in 1968. eight-year-old ABA, said he was impressed with the entire board will have three Robert said there would be further talks with the has been done again,” Nugget President-General Manager works commissioner. The appointment ends an His teaching positions have Denver situation. He said he turned down offers from Democrats and three Falcons, acknowledging that Hendricks would like to play Carl Scheer said. “We have signed the top player in college It will have the authority to extensive six-month search for included professorships at St. several NBA clubs, including the New York Knicks, to sign Republicans. Its members will assess the “soundness of the for a Southern team. He said he expected a decision within basketball and also made Virginia competitive.” a head of the recently Joseph Coilege, West Hartford; with the Nuggets. receive $100 a day for every day business method” in proposed reorganized department which a week. The move does leave Denver with a hole in the the University of Hartford; they meet, up to a maximum of leasing And acquisition of combines the present Depart- “One of the many reasons was the city,” Thompson said. Manhattenville College, backcourt. Calvin led the team in scoring last year while $12,500 a year. Manchester buildings for state use. ment of Theology and the Purchase, N.Y.; the Gregorian also earning team most valuable player honors as the “I wanted to be associated with a winning team in a good Republican Chairman Nathan Divinity School of the universi- University, Rome, Italy; and Hrahosky Cited Nuggets rolled up pro basketball’s best record of 65-19. city and Denver offered that, more so than any other ty. The functions of the new the Angelicum University, “Right now we are right where we want to be,” Scheer team.” department will cover the spec- Rome, Italy. SAN FRANCISCO (U Plj — Relief specialist A1 trum of theological studies at From 1%9 to 1974 he was Hrabosky of the St. Louis Cardinals was named National the university from mandatory academic dean at the Pontifical League Player of the Week Tuesday by League President Fountain To Stay Put religious classes for un- North American College in Chub Feeney. dergraduates to most advanced Rome. In 1969 he was named by Hrabosky appeared in four games during the week, win- With’Thompson Deal Despite earlier suggestions to should be left where it is. They graduate and professional Pope Paul VI as apostolic ning two against the Los Angeles Dodgers and also picking relocate the old DAR fountain said it might break if moved. ^'SO|9 programs. examiner of the clergy of up his 14th save of the campaign. This tied him with in Swanson Park in the North Mrs. Daisy Bill, regent, said Father Foley, a native of Rome. In the past year he has Milwaukee’s Tom Murphy for the major league lead. End, it looks like it will remain it is being used as a planter and Manchester, is a graduate of St. been research professor of the where it is — at the town garage .beautifies the area. There are Thomas Seminary in Bloom- Pontifical Institute of Squires Acquire on Olcott St. plans to erect a flagpole near- field, and holds degrees from Medieaval Studies of the Yasirzemski Named It was placed there after it by, she said. University of Toronto, Canada. *1 NEW YORK (UPI) — Carl Yastrzemski, named to the was rescued from the town It has been repaired by American League All-Star team for the 11th time in a row, Respectability dump. members of the highway was named American League Player of the Week Tuesday Spokesmen from the department. Mrs. Bill said its Memorial Day Committee and by batting .522. NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) — The Virginia Squires, who present location is a safe one the Manchester Historical and the DAR is grateful to the Geraldine Calls on The former Triple Crown winner went 12-for-23 in six finished last season with the worst record in the history of Society have substantiated the Town Highway Department for professional basketball, have moved toward respectability (UPI Photo) games to raise his average 17 points to .313. He had four 1 Orford Parish Chapter, DAR’s preserving it. Tiger, First Momma doubles and a .696 slugging average, driving in six runs and by acquiring two All-ABA players and a promising young regent’s opinion the fountain scoring six. He went 5-for-5 against Texas on Sunday, tying player from the Denver Nuggets. Montreal GM Sam Pollock (left) the major-league season high. In a joint announcement Says Farewell to Henri Richard Monday by Squires General WASHINGTON (UPI) - tiny cocktail ranks dipped into four highly regarded all- mustard. Manager Jack Ankerson and Exxon Reveals Gifts Geraldine gazed down at the Positive Report stars in our lineup,” Cun- President of the United States, The younger set tried without his Denver counterpart, ningham said of the team ATLANTA (UPI) — The Atlanta Braves have been com- flipped him a sly wink, and soft- visible success to dance among Carl Scheer, they said that finished the 1974 season To Italian Politicos plaining about “negative” reporting, so here’s a positive ly asked, “ How ya doin’, the mass of humanity jammed Virginia has obtained Mack with a 15-69 record. into the East Room. report on the Braves. Richard Name Ends tiger?” Calvin, a five-time all- Ankerson said, “We are of other U.S. corporations that Wilson told reporters The Braves lead the major leagues in the number of lost WASHINGTON (UPI) - league guard, center Mike committed to giving the fans Exxon Corp. has disclosed gifts have either disclosed, or been Then she waited for the roar afterward his visit was non- fans compared with a year ago. Green, an All-ABA player in in the state of Virginia a of $46 million to Italian required by law to disclose, of laughter to die down and political, not an endorsement of Going into the All-Star break, after 41 home playing legal and illegal domestic and shifted her attention to the wife Ford’s campaign for a four- (UPI Photo) his second season last year, team that they can be proud Link with Montreal ^liticians, the largest amount dates, the Braves had drawn 347,837 paid, an average of foreign political contributions. of the President of the United year term. and second-year forward to support, and I think the for any company since federal just under 8,500 per game. Through the same number of Gulf Oil reported paying $5 '..A States. “I’ve never taken any Denver Nuggets’ Newest Member Jan van Breda Kolff. addition of these three MONTREAL (UPI) — The Montreal Canadiens will be probes in 1973 began uncovering games last year, the Braves drew 585,183. the corporate financing role in million in gifts and bribes to political position,” Wilson said. The Squires gave Denver players is a giant step in the without a Richard on the roster for the first time in more “And good afternoon to you. That’s a drop of 238,346— and no other major league club David Thompson Answers Questions U.S. and world politics. politicians in South Korea, “I couldn’t try, as a comic, to the rights to David Thomp- right direction.” than 30 years when they open the 1975-76 season. First Momma!” can make that claim... Exxon said political con- Bolivia, Lebanon and Italy. influence any person’s political son, the 1975 college player Squires Coach A1 Bianchi More than 30 U.S. cor- It was, all downhill thereafter. position.” Henri Richard, 39, the se- tributions are legal in Italy, but of the year, and veteran said the new players “have acknowledged that its sub- porations and corporate The occasion was Gerald Ford was somewhat non- Camp Opens cond and last member of Two Sets of Champs forward George Irvine. got to make us a much “Rocket” Richard, Henry’s sidiary Esso Italiana had dis- executives have been convicted Ford’s 62nd birthday. The place plussed by the band’s upbeat, ATLANTA (UPI) — The Atlanta Falcons of the NFL Van Cunningham, the better team. Montreal’s Richard dynasty, legendary older brother, guised the gifts for nine years of making illegal contributions was the normally staid East electric guitar version of “Hap- open their summer camp Wednesday on a positive note. Squires general partner, “Adding a proven player announced his retirement who some call the greatest “so that they could not be iden- to the campaigns of President Room of the White House. TTie py Birthday” — a rendition un- Crowned at Neipsic Nixon and other politicians Old Trade School Gets Facelifting like any he had ever heard. “It’s a special day for me and I’m excited about it,” says said, “This transaction like Calvin is going to make Monday after 20 seasons in hockey player of all time. tified as political con- “woman” in the white nursing from 1960 to 1972. Exxon was He appeared genuinely Marion Campbell who took over as head coach of the represents a continuation of a big impact. We can use the National Hockey league. The Rocket retired 15 years tributions.” costume who regaled the First not among that group and The old trade school, now part of Bennet Junior High occupancy in September except the gym which may not be Family was comedian Flip touched by the outpouring of Falcons with six games remaining last season. “We now Two sets of champions Boser 2-6, 7-5, 6-2; Hadge our efforts to rebuild the “Every good thing must ago after 18 seasons with “This was a mistake,” Exxon Green either as a center or repeated earlier statements School, is getting a new look with paint touch-ups on the quite finished by then, said Paul Philips, chairman of the Wilson, Ford’s old golfing bud- goodwill, even though the music have an opportunity to take a look on the field at the work were crowned last weekend and Duke def. Britnell and Squires into a contender that come to an end,’’ the Montreal. said in a statement Monday. as a strong forward if David Exxon said the practice was that no contributions were windows and landscaping. The improvements are 95 per 'Town Building Committee. However, there are no major dy. seemed beyond his ability to Moulton 6-1, 6-1. first bore fruit late last greying diminutive captain we have been doing on paper during the off-season.” at the Neipsic Tennis Club. Vaughn does the job at Henri, at 5’7 and 160 stopped in 1971, two years made to domestic candidates. cent complete and heavy equipment is being moved in problems. Philips said. The building program at filing truly appreciate. Results in mother-son, of the Canadiens told a news Referring to the 25-minute Campbell points out that six off-season trades, “a top Marlene Brown and John season with the Acquisition center. Van Breda Kolff pounds, was nicknamed the before the Watergate in- But the oil giant said Esso from Barnard Building making Barnard available for Junior High School is 70 per cent complete and the target But it mattered little. As quality draft,” and a group of new assistant coaches should Harper combined to win the father-daughter: Jackie and of All-ABA forward Willie does a lot of things well and conference. “It’s time to “pocket Rocket” when he Italiana contribute $27 million checkup Ford had undergone Geraldine said, it was an occa- vestigations discovered illegal renovations. The renovation and building program at date for completion is still set for school opening. Philips earlier Monday proving him in add up to a new look for the Falcons. mixed doubles title and Eric Spencer def. Chris and Wise. step down and make way for joined his big brother on the and the local managing direc- sion to “lay a little happy just needs to play more. We involvement of corporations in Bennet is on schedule and all buildings should be ready for said. (Herald photo by Pinto) excellent health, nurse “Now, it’s time to put it all together.” Annette and Martin Duke Irma Boser 8-4; Andy “ Now with Calvin and drafted him No. 1 a year younger players.” team in 1955 at the age of 19. U.S. politics. tor, Vincenzo Cazzaniga, gave birthday on the main man.” The other member of the another $19 million. Cazzaniga Geraldine remarked that she team ed up to take the Browne and Pat Dow def. Green joining Wise and ago; that’s what we think of In 20 years playing center, Exxon disclosed the amount had been on hand for the dynasty was Maurice resigned in 1972 after Exxon Mother & Son, Father & Marge and Fred Macko 8-7; Dave Twardzik, we have him.” Henri scored 358 goals and of its contributions in Italy in physical. Alex and Julia Britnell def. advance of company officials’ learned of his unauthorized Daughter Tournament. was credited with 688 assists donations, Exxon said. “We held it in the White Johnson Derailed Brown and Harper won Ross and Jane Pastel 8-2; in 1,256 games. His total of testimony Wednesday before House,” she said with a sly Data Systems the Senate multinational cor- Exxon said Esso Italiana paid Horse Show Set WILMINGTON, Ohio (UPI) —The “Essex Express” has their title by upending Edith and Scott Gottlieb def. 1,046 points put him tenth in $763,000 to political candidates grin. Janice and George Boser 8- porations subcommittee, which “He wouldn’t come over to Given Grant been derailed by a bad wheel. Annette Duke and Steve the all-time NHL point total. has been investigating foreign in 1963 and the size of the gifts my place.” HARTFORD (UPI) - A Essex Johnson, the running back who picked up the Hadge in straight sets, 6-4,6- 2; Elaine and Stu Jennings He was named to the first payments by U.S. companies. continued to grow until In Glastonbury 3. Annette, a junior at def. Cherie and Bill Dow 8-6; All-Star team once and to reaching more than $5 million FIRE CALLS “We found out that the Presi- Hartford consulting firm, dis- nickname the “Essex Express” because he churned out Exxon’s gifts outstrip those dent was physically fit — but Manchester High, came the Spencers def. Browne- the second team three in 1968. missed by _the state Depart- yards in a hurry for the Cincinnati Bengals, was waived Dr. Colby Stearns of East western, hunters, jumpers, the First Momma could have ment of Human Services for un- back later to combine with Dow 8-0; Greg Boser- times. In 1973-74 he won the Monday because of a bad right knee. Hartford, Rockville, Vernon trail, pleasure, baby-green, told us that" satisfactory work, was given a Martin Duke for an 8-1 win Marlene Brown def. A1 and Bill Masterton trophy for “Essex has a sound knee for all normal life purposes, but and Newington will present the etc., in three rings with an out- MANCHESTER AMBULANCE CALLS Ford and his wife Betty $117,000 federal grant to study a over Hilary Demarest and Molly Schubert 8-7; the perseverance, sportsman- seemed to enjoy Wilson’s light not for playing football,” said Bengals head coach Paul Junior Working Hunter Cham- side hunt course. Monday, 8:24 p.m. — in- MANCHESTER new child support law. Phil Valentine. Brownstones def. Elsie and ship and dedication. blue humor. The hundreds of Brown. “If he continues to play, he puts himself in jeopar- Dr. Lamb pionship Trophy at the Glaston- Mr. and Mrs. Fred cinerator smoking at the Monday, 12:30,p.m. — a bike- American Data Systems Inc. Craig Casterbrook 8-0; Executive Branch employes dy.” Results in mixed doubles bury Open Horse Show Sunday, Bruggeman of the Manchester- medical building at 30 Haynes auto collision in the Pathmark received contracts worth $780,- who jammed the East Room Brown said doctors told him there would be a strong risk were: Eric Spencer and Jan Valentine-Demarest def. But Richard spent most of at the Elks’ Show Grounds, Andover area are invited to of- St. (Town) Gas Station at 196 Spencer St. 000 from the state agency, McMillan def. Jane and Marg Briggs-Bernice last season off the ice after Cream Substitutes Glastonbury. ficiate at the show. Mr. TO LLAN D COU NTY Dale Soares, 11, of Wetherell left no doubt they did. formerly the Welfare Depart- of permanent injury if Johnson plays on the knee that has Mrs. Ford had arranged the Harvey Pastel 6-4, 6-1; Ray Spencer 8-5; the Britnells he broke his ankle in Dr. Stearns, a radiologist of Fniggeman is a noted farrier, Monday, 10:32 a.m. —furnace St. was taken to Manchester ment, under former Com- been operated on twice in the past 18 months. “surprise” party. It couldn’t def. Diane and Bob Brown 8- November. He said his slow IHeavy With Fat the East Hartford Radiology or blacksmith of Connecticut problem at White Birch Rd. Memorial Hospital where he missioners Henry White and “I can’t play him under these circumstances and I must and Elsie Casterbrook def. have been much of a surprise. A 4; the Gottliebs def. Bill Group, has long been an and Massachusetts, while Mrs. (Tolland Fire Department) was treated for minor Nicholas Norton. go along with the decision of our doctors,” said Brown. Carl and Barb Anderson 6-4, recovery from that injury rock ‘n’ roll band from the U.S. . By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. problem is to use one of the enthusiast of horseback riding. Bruggeman (Pamela) is Monday, 12:44 p.m. —furnace lacerations and abrasions and Norton now has a top-level Johnson, 28, was the Bengals’ top rusher in 1972 and 1973. 6-3; Terry and Betty Ann Knight-Susan Goldberg 8-1; was a major factor in his Navy sent tremors through the ■N milk substitutes for babies who He keeps his hunter in Glaston- becoming active in the judging fire at the pool at Henry Park. released. (Manchester Am- post in the federal agency con- But the 5-10, 200-pound scatback out of Grambling College Capshaw def. Irma and the Jennings def. Lois retirement, which had been DEAR DR. LAMB - What is field. They have a farm near mansion for one hour before the cerned with child support. He your opinion of cream sub- can’t use milk. These are com- bury and has been active in en- (Rockville Fire Department) bulance) Chris Boser 6-1, 6-3; Harper Brown-Dave Procter 8-5; expected for some time. monly made from soybeans and President put in his saw limited action last season because of his injured knee. . stitutes like those used for couraging riding for the dis- Andover and are building Monday, 1:37 p.m. — dryer VERNON told the Hartford Courant Mon- and Brown def. Spencer- the Spencers def. Boser- Richard said the will taste fine on cereal. You appearance, and if Ford had He rushed only 19 times for 44 yards. coffee? Are they suitable for abled. One of the features of the another horse farm in Hebron. fire on Linden PI. (Rockville Monday, 5:54 p.m. — auto ac- day he did not influence the Brown 8-3; Valentine- can use the undiluted cans as a been anywhere in the city he Brown said Johnson’s options now are to either retire or McMillan 6-0, 6-4; Marti Canadiens, whom he helped people with high cholesterol? Glastonbury Open is a division The 4-H members of the Fire Department) cident on Rt. 83. (Vernon Am- grant to American Data. cream substitute, too. would have heard. play if he is claimed by another National Football League Parliman and George Boser Demarest def. the win 11 Stanley Cup cham- Skim is so tasteless on cereals. for handicapp^ riders. Glastonbury Stablemates are bulance) Social Services Com- If you want more information Monday, 3:45 p.m. — an aban- Punch was served, both hard team. def. Jackie and Jim Wilson Brownstones 8-0; Martin pionships, had treated him I would like to be able to use The show has 60 classes and expecting many 4-H members Today, 4:55 a.m. — auto acci- missioner Edward W. Maher, on diet for high cholesterol, doned, three-room house on and soft. Corn chips were 6-4, 6-3; Hadge and Duke and Annette Duke def. the well. But he said he had something else. 15 championships listed. This of the Manchester area. There Gottier Rd. burned to the dent on 1-86 by Exit 95. (Vernon who replaced Norton early this- “If he is claimed and decides he wants to play, we will write to me in care of this will be a division for 4-H dipped into cheddar cheese year, said Monday he end^ the def. the Casterbrooks 6-2, 6- Britnells 8-2; the Jennings decided to devote time to his DEAR READER - Most of means over 600 ribbons and ground. (Tolland Fire Depart- Ambulance and Fire Depart- furnish the club with all his medical records and then they newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, about 100 trophies will be members. Those interested in flavored with jalapeno peppers. contracts with American Data 1; Julia Britnell and Jim def. the Gottliebs 8-2; business interests rather the powdered varieties on the ment) ment) can make their decision,” said Brown. Radio City Station, New York awarded that day, rain or shine. participating in any division of because he wasn’t satisfied Valentine-Demarest def. the than take an off-ice post market are loaded with Moulton def. the Capshaws saturated fat — the substance NY 10019 and ask for The the show may obtain a prize list with its work and he couldn’t af- Health Letter number 1-3, Diet, The show is billed as “A 6-1, 6-7, 6-3; Harper and Spencers 8-2; the Dukes def. with the club. He worked out most doctors are trying to help Summer Festival of Horses,” from the show secretary, Mrs. ford the consultants. Brown def. Parliman and the Jennings 8-2. an agreement with the club you avoid when they tell you not Preventing Atherosclerosis. Send a long, stamped, self- with classes for all types of Betty Buckley, Pond Meadow The federal grant is to study to end his contract one year to use cream. From this point Will Not Compete addressed envelope and 50 riding, for adults, juniors, and Rd., Westbrook, Conn., 399- Group Gears for Repeal the methods states have before he was due to expire, of view, the powdered varieties seniors. There will be English, 6347. developed to locate fathers who cents for mailing and costs. I DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) — Mile world-record holder Lynn Named Vikes GM he said, but he would not are worse than cream by far. are absent from families Filbert Bayi of Tanzania and international stars Mike Boit . These substances are made DEAR DR. LAMB - What is receiving welfare aid. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. for the Minnesota Vikings since divulge the details of the and John Akii-Bua will not compete for Pan Africa in the with coconut oil, the one a keloid? Is it serious, and what (UPI) — The man who has done Jim Finks resigned a year ago deal. vegetable oil that is mostly causes it? USA-Pan Africa-West Germany track meet this weekend, most of the managerial work has been named general saturated fat. DEAR READER - A keloid Of Expanded Sales Tax meet coordinator Leroy Walker said Monday. (UPI Photo) New Hampshire Vote EXPERT manager of the club. Unfortunately the lable on is a type of overgrowth of scar HARTFORD (UPI) - An ad Association, said, “Two hun- president of Gilbert Lane Per- Walker said African officials told him that Bayi, who ran Mike Lynn, 39, was named Happy Carol Mann with Winning Check these products often reads tissue. In some people a simple hoc committee of Connecticut dred years ago the British Em- sonnel Services, said, “That’s the world record mile of 3:51.0 in May, had contracted S O F TB A LL general manager under a new simply vegetable oil. The un- cut will result in a large scar, Deadlock Persists businessmen,- labeling Connec- pire felt the same way about up to the legislature to decide. BODY WORK malaria and would be unable to run. management plan. Playfully Takes Drink from Teapot suspecting buyer thinks that is and then the scar keeps on ticut’s expanded sales tax the 13 colonies — that We’re just opposed to this.” good. With the new rule on Walker said Boit and Akii-Bua were thought to be in Lynn joined the Vikings last Ex-Dolphins growing. This can happen with WASHINGTON (UPI) - On “discriminatory,” today called Americans would never stand In an advertisement in a at TONIGHT’S GAMES labeling, long overdue, that per- such a small procedure as hav-. Senate must settle the dispute, Europe. All three were on a roster of Pan-African con- August as assistant to president May 22, the Senate Rules Com- for joint coordinated action for united against unfair taxation. number of Connecticut Telephone v». Cenler Receive Rude mits a manufacturer to indicate ing the ear lobes pierced. In have failed in six efforts to end testants given to meet officials, but the trio were not with Max Winter soon after Finks mittee sent to the Senate floor debate and start voting on the its repeal. “The British were proved newspapers, the group listed DISCOUNT PRICES Gongo, 6:1.5 - Keeney how much of what kind of fat is that instance the scar grows state senators and represen- the members of the team that arrived Sunday night. left to become the general WFL Welcome 35 issues on which it deadlocked questions. In a news conference, the wrong and we are convinced' Tigers vs. Itobenis, 6:15 - manager of the Chicago Bears in a product, the wise consumer and grows into a hanging blob of tatives who voted in favor of Athletes from both Pan Africa and the United States (Jieney should boycott all products scar tissue. Some become quite in trying to determine a winner Because of the deadlock, both Committee Against the that Connecticut consumers Boland’s Discount organization. Golf Crown to Mann ANAHEIM (UPI) - Southern of the New Hampshire Expanded Sales Tax protested and businessmen will prove the extending the tax to services stating only “vegetable oil.” large. sides admitted last week the worked out in the rain Monday at Duke University, site of Taeorral vs. (ilen, 6:15 - “I turned the work load over California’s big tackle Dave and also listed their home and Auto Sales Fitzgerald Unless the manufacturer will Fortunately, this problem is senatorial race. By the end of dispute had to sidetracked tem- that repeal of the tax will not be legislative leaders were 36( CENTER STREET the meet that opens Friday afternoon. to Mike soon after he arived Roller stopped former Miami today, there probably will be 34. business telephone numbers. l.yneli vs. Aeadia, 7:.30 - Jan Ferraris parred the only tell you what the vegetable oil fairly uncommon. It is more porarily so more important considered at the legislature’s wrong.” 848-6320 here,” Winter said Monday, COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) away,” said Miss Mann after Dolphin running back Jim Kiick Democrats are predicting a Davidson said the survival of Fitzgerald hole she played Monday, the is, you should assume it is common in people with dark national issues could be con- special session Monday. “and he has been doing the — C a r o l M a n n w o n d e r s completing the last four holes feet away from his own jobs and small businesses is SAVE THIS AD Fogarty's vs. F'rank’s, 8:45 18th, and finished with a 69 and coconut oil for your own protec- skin. The pro^r treatment is to defeat for Republican Louis C. fronted. The admission o an im- A number of telephone work of a general manager whether the adverse of a round that began Sunday Memphis goaline, and said with Wyman in today’s vote on his threatened by the tax. The com- • F'itzgerald 210 total for second-place tion. remove the overgrown scar and passe led, however, to a limited answering services in the state, OYEff 50 YE4AS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI since then. He has proven weather and extra play it and winning the $65,000 Colum- teeth grinning through his mittee said the legislature DRIVEWAY-SEAUNG Barrels vs. Trash, 6:15 - money of $6,750. There are some cream sub- nnany doctors then use iX ray request for a recount of 10 agreement to take up the first also taxed under the new exten- himself in all facets of working forced in a Ladies bus LPGA Open with a seven- helmet, “Welcome to the World stitutes on ths market in some precincts. But even if the first didn’t take time to study the Moriarty Carol Joe Skala, who shot 70 treatments tp prevent a of the 35 issues. sion of the sales tax to a in the position of general under-par 209 Monday. “Right Football League.” locations, packaged like or- recurrence of excess scar potential impact of the tax on COLLEGE STUDENT WITH PREVIOUS SUMMER .Savings vs. GBT Blue, 6:15 Professional Golfers Sunday, was third at 211 and issue is settled, the deadlock on There was no agreement in number of services to manager. We feel today he is as now I’d just like to go off and It was the first WFL game dinary cream as a liquid, that growth. The exact cause if not the others will remain for some services. BANTLY OIL CO. EXPERIENCE. GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP & - R oltertson Association tournament hide somewhere.” won $5,275. the plan to consider the 27 dis- businesses, volunteered to take able as any general manager in Monday night for three former are made mostly from un- known. It is another example time. calls from opponents of the tax. Seven toll-free lines were set SAVINGS. USING QUALITY TESTED JENNITE Nassiff’s vs. .Moriarty’s, here over the weekend Miss Mann, who picked up Tied for fourth with 212s were p u te ballots and the remaining •24 Hour Emergency Service the NFL.” World Champion Miami saturated fats. These will of the natural growth and Republicans, fearing the Spokesmen warned that up around the state, a 7:30 - Kohertson might affect some pros $9,200 for the victory, finished Laura Baugh, who parred the issues. • Burner Sales & Service J-1 6 . SPREAD RY SQUEEGE . Before coming to Minnesota, Dolphins — Kiick, Larry enable you to avoid saturated repair system going beserk. Democratic majority will “unless consumers, workers spokesman said. A count would Tires vs. Honda, 8:45 - going into this week’s up Monday on the rain-soaked only hole she played Monday for Assistant Republican Leader V FREE ESTIM ATES Lynn spent seven years as Csonka and Paul Warfield — fats, but too much of any kind of Fortunately, it is not thwart Wyman’s claim to the and businessmen pull together be made of the calls to indicate • Clean Heating Oils Kohertson United States Open in Atlan- 6,200-yard Riviera Country Club a 71, Sandra Haynie, who had fats can increase your calorie Robert P. Griffin of Michigan president of Mid-South Sports, , and they could only muster 44 dangerous, but it is a problem seat, have urged that a runoff for repeal, permanent damage to the legislature how C A LL TO M BEDARD DeMolay vs. BA’s, 6:15 - tic City. course with a par, bogey, birdie three pars in the three holes she intake and cause a higher fat from a cosmetic point of view if said if Democrats reject 6 4 9-4 5 9 5 Inc., which worked to get a yards total offense between be held between Wyman and Wyman’s request, “We’ll be will be done to Connecticut’s widespread opposition to the Nike "1 just hope all the up and and par for a one-over 73. The played for a 72, and Jo Ann and cholesterol level in the the scar is on the ear, face or Call Ua For Your Homo Hoatlng National Football League them as the Sun scored a stun- Democrat John Durkin to back on square one. There will economy.” tax may be. Fleetrie vs. M&M, 7:.J() - downing we had this week round had been halted by rain earner, who finished Sunday blood. exposed surfaces. And Air Conditioning Nooda., 6 4 3 -4 0 9 4 franchise for Memphis, Tenn. ning 47-16 victory over the determine who will sit. be no point in going on to Robert Davidson of the Asked what alternative might Nike doesn’t take odr strength and darkness Sunday. with a 70. A practical solution to your Memphis Southmen. Democrats, insisting the anything else.” National Technical Services be available, Howard Spector, PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., July 15, 1975 MANCHES’TER EVBtfING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Tues., July 15, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN Vernon Gets $15,310 for Walk Work : 1 The Town of Vernon has Mayor McCoy said he feels money for construction of has been working for this type Hill Rd.; Vernon Ave. from' received a total of $15,310.26 that Vernon’s success in walks installed to save money of legislation for several years Grand Ave. to South St.; Rt. 30 POLICE REPORT from the state for reimburse- receiving such a large percen- on bus transportation. and it was “ particularly from Center Rd. to Hillside' ment of sidewalk installations tage of the funds was due to the “Operating under this or- gratifiying that the legislation, Ave. t COLLEGE GRADUATES MANCHESTER necessary for the safety of fact that the town had a con- dinance the town was able to when passed, proved to be so being heid on $200 surety bond the water department’s proper- • Kenneth R. Righenzi, 19, of children walking to school. tinuing sidewalk construction move ahead and concentrate its beneficial to the Town of Ver- All of the projects were ap- for court today. ty off Charter Oak St. east of •v;;| 31J Garden Dr. was arrested Mayor Frank McCoy said the program under a town or- sidewalk program during the non.” proved by the Vernon Traffic the park Monday at 3 p.m. when Monday at 11 a.m. in Common total sum available under the dinance which was enacted in 1974-75 fiscal year so that a The areas included In the Authority. Mayor McCoy • ’Thomas Riggio, 32, of 114 four biack youths approached, Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford act passed by the General 1969. total program of $30,620.50 was reimbursement were: South St. credited Dr. Raymond Chestnut St. was arrested Mon- police were toid. on a court warrant chargihg Assembly during the 1973-74 eligible for the 50 per cent reim- from Glenstone Dr. to West Ramsdell, superintendent of day at 6:30 p.m. and charged They asked if the white This ordinance has basically bursement,” the mayor Rd.; Rt. 30 from Meadowlark him with second-degree with aiiowing a dog to roam. youths had any money. They session, was $100,000 and the schools, and other school ad- robbery. funds received by Vernon the same provisions as the state explained. Rd. to Vernon Center Middle ministrators, with expediting His terrier-type dog ailegediy answered no. Det. Robert Hennequin said amounted to 15 per cent of the statutes concerning construc- Mayor McCoy, who is also School; Bolton Rd. from the handling of applications and attacked a cat in the Garden ’They told them to lay face he spotted Righenzi sitting in total amount allowed for the tion of walks for the safety of head of the Connecticut Cemetery Rd. to Rt. 30; Rt. 83 inspections by the State Depart- Dr. area Monday. A neighbor to down on the ground and empty the courtroom. He then made state. school children. It also provides Conference of Mayors, said he from Dart Hill Rd. to Loveland ment of Education. the owner of the cat attempted out their pockets. ’They did. the arrest on the warrant. to save the cat ^nd the dog bit There was no money. Righenzi is alleged to be one him, police said. The four then kicked and of a group which assaulted a 20- Court is Juiy 26 for Riggio. punched the two until they got year-old man and robbed him of away, they told police. GOP Head Asks Probe $3.50 July 1 at Spruce and Wells One youth required treatment • A 14-year-old South Wind- Sts., police said. at Manchester Memorial Bolton High He is being held in lieu of $500 sor youth was arrested Monday and charged with failure to Hospital. surety bond for court Friday. Police are investigating the Over City Generator • Christine E. Jenkins, 22, of obey officer’s signai, faiiure to story. Hartford was arrested Monday have driver’s iicense, reckless EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - maintenance supervisor for the Serignese said instead it on a court warrant charging her driving, and first-degree Honor Roll The Republican town chairman East Hartford Housing Authori- turned out to be a generator for Someone stole about 100 with third-degree forgery (two reckiess endangerment. has called for an investigation ty, told the Hartford Courant welding equipment, and he gallons of gas during the past counts), third-degree larceny Grade 12 Grade 11 Kathy Moonan into why a city-owned the generator was in Ram’s decided it could be used to weld ’The charges stem from a high two weeks from trucks parked Kathleen Morlanos (two counts), snd criminal im- 6 Honors generator was parked last yard because it was being pipes around the project, the speed chase led by the youth on at the rear of the Annulli Susan Murdock personation (two counts). Honors Cynthia Bither Andrea Myette painted. newspaper said. a motorcycle with a passenger Construction Co. at 147 Hale month in the yard of a contruc- She ailegedly cashed stolen Joyce Boyd Carol Carpenter Cathie Noren tion firm owned by the brother Housing director Stanley The Courant said Ozimek said through the northeast part Of Rd. Kathleen Brov/n Kathleen Dooley Robert Peterson checks at the Finast store on Gall Secchlaroll Ozimek said he didn’t know the he was not aware of Serignese’ Manchester and Vernon June 24 ’The thefts of gas occurred in Daniel Buckson Rose Hayes of a city official. Spencer St. in May and June. Deborah Cartwright Kenneth Major Laura Walsh authority owned a generator or plans. JAMES A. GEYER CAROL KRAUSE JANET JO DUGGAN ROBERT G. BUST MICHAEL J. SCANLON at 3 a.m. the past but never at such a Philip Manning And attorney Jam es D. She was released on a $250 sure- Lynn Chemerka had use for it, the newspaper Serignese said the generator 330 Spring St. 239 Spring St. Robert Geoffrey Hust of 87 rate, the owner told police. Kerry Churchill Nancy Osterlund Mirabiie said Monday he also 22 Huntington St. JR. ty bond for court Aug. 4. Holly Robinson Grade 9 said. He talked to Michael was taken to the Ram yard so B.A. degree B.S. degree Arcellia Dr. has been accepted He eluded police at the time. 'They asked police to help stop Kurt Cowles wants to know why the B.A. degree 120 Lenox St. • Kenneth R. Freeto, 25, of Dolores Fish Peter Ryba High Honors Serignese about the equipment that it could be painted, free of with honors (cum laude) for admission to Baylor College He was found through the the thefts. Randall Fish Rebecca Smith generator was painted yellow, University of B.A. degree 44E Channing Dr. was arrested Arnett Thornton David Teller in front of a Courant reporter. charge, with his brother’s University of Castleton State College of Medicine at the Texas motorcycie’s license plates, Robert GIgllo the color of the firm’s equip- Connecticut Eastern Connecticut Monday at 5:40 p.m. at Squire Karen Holbrook John Varca The Courant said Serignese equipment, the Courant said. At Connecticut Castletoh, Vt. Medical Center, Houston, Tex. police said. A Parker St. home which has Dane Ward ment, rather thaq blue like State College Viilage off Spencer St. and Joanne Houle Honors explained he ordered the the end of the conversation Hust received his B.S. degree He was referred to Juveniie been broken into recently was Kathy Kowalyshyn Matthew Dreselly other city equipment. Willimantic charged with breach of peace. Margaret Landrey Ozimek told Serignee, “Don’t in biology from the University Court. broken into again Monday Grade 10 Leslie Ferguson generator, which he said was Freeto aliegedly beat a Susan Manning Steven Gagnon Dominic J. Serignese, owner of Connecticut. between 7 a.m. and 4:50 p.m. Kathleen McCooe worth between $9,000 and $10,- you think we’d better turn in Honors Michael Hassett of the Ram Construction Co. in this equipment?” the neighbor, breaking his nose Missing is a color TV, two Robin Murdock Diane Lima 000, believing it could be used Steven Potter Sally-Jo Alloca Monday. He was released on a Janet Dixon Christopher Placco South Windsor, and his brother, during blackouts at the housing newspaper said. Two white youths of vacuum cleaners, an electric Michael Ryba Jean Faulkner Alisa Sabella Michael, equipment $100 non-surety bond for court broom, jewelry boxes with con- Linda Sambogna Susan SchlavettI projects. Manchester were waiking along Harold Sanborn Kathleen Lelner July 28. tents, a watch, a bedspread, Donna Mageau Sandra Tomaszewski • David P. Deyorio, 23, of no the dirt road to the south side of William Stern Patricia Maneggia Jeffrey Winkler and men’s suits. Linda Ursin GAO Scores Reservist Idleness certain address was arrested 137 Housing Faults Found, Monday at 10:45 p.m. on a court WASHINGTON (UPI) - the auditing and investigatory warrant charging him with picking details that waste time. in the lower pay grades spend tivities” as inspections, equal issuing a bad check. He was Welcome to Lebanon Military reservists spend about arm of Congress. For instance, half a morning time chipping paint, which has opportunity and drug preven- HOW TO RETIRE Some Corrections Effected half their time—and about $1.2 The law requires reservists to may be spent lecturing on hair- no military value.” tion classes and physical billion a year — in lectures John Warner, head of the American Bicentennial Commission in Washington, is greeted at were corrected: 8 electrical; 8 During the month of June, the attend 48 four-hour drill cuts and uniforms.” fitness. VERNON about haircuts and other pur- IN COMFORT the War Office off the Lebanon Green by Frank Maloney, serving as the official greeter of plumbing; 12 structural; and 1 following violations were cor- sessions and spend two weeks — Said an Army reservist; The study calculated that out The GAO recommended suits not related to their When your working days are over, will you have enough the day. Maloney is a former Manchester resident. (Photo by Sue King) During the months of May sanitary with 350 outstanding rected: 1 electrical; 4 plum- on active duty each year. In “Not much emphasis is placed of the $2.7 billion authorized by many reservists be relieved Major Ragazzi military duties, congressional money to do all the things you want to do? You can if and June Housing Code Inspec- violations carried over to the bing; 3 structural; and 3 fiscal 1974, 894,000 reservists on training of assigned skills. Congress for drills and active from all that training, especial- I investigators say. were being trained to back up Heads Crime you start to build for your retirement now through a well- tor John C. Darcey of Vernon month of June. sanitary. Lower echelon enlisted men duty training in fiscal 1974, ly if they had easy-to-leam jobs The Defense Department planned program of life insurance. Call me for details of inspected a total of 106 struc- Of the 56 structures inspected Of the 50 structures inspected regular troops in case of war. must be kept at seemingly un- about $1.5 billion was spent on such as driving a truck or com- ' agreed idleness is a problem A G A O q u e s t i o n n a i r e Task Force a New York Life plan that will guarantee you a regular tures and 160 dwelling units and during May, nine were single- during June, 32 were first in- important tasks. training for official military parable civilian jobs such as but said many other difficulties produced 1,700 responses, in- monthly income at age 65. found 137 violations. family dwellings that had been spections of single-family — Said a Navy reservist: jobs. The rest was either spent being doctors and lawyers. ’The HARTFORD (UPI) - Maj. Hebron School Nurses discovered by a General Ac- cluding these; “Reservists in the higher pay in idleness or in non-productive For your motoring convenience, I would like to.send you She Heratb The violations for May in- inspected more than five years dwellings and the 18 remaining money saved could be used for Orlando P. Ragazzi, a 25-year counting Office study during Area Profile cluded 67 electrical; 17 plum- ago; 21 were first inspections of were reinspections. — Said an Army national grades spend most of their jobs, the study said. training in difficult jobs such as veteran of the Connecticut free, with my compliments, a new Road Atlas. Simply fill bing; 21 structural; and 4 single-fanqily dwellings; and During the months three late 1973 and early 1974 are guardsman: “A great deal of weekend sleeping, playing or But that $1.2 billion included field artillery fire control, it State Police, has been named out and mail the coupon below! being corrected. ’The GAO is time is spent on frivolous, nit- Report Year’s Program sanitary. For June it included, 7 the other 26 were reinspections. caveats were placed and none just wasting time, while those such “general military ac- said. head of the Statewide electrical; 5 plumbing; 12 One caveat was placed and released; five housing code It recommended more affilia- Organized Crime Investigation Anne Dallaire structural; and 4 sanitary. one was released; 14 housing notices were sent; 62 mis- tion with active duty units, Task Force. him of the date of the im- chowder, steamers, sweet corn, reduced paperwork for com- Ragazzi wili replace Capt. John E. Doyle 228-3267 munization. potatoes and fish. The May report had a carry- code notices were sent; 87 mis- cellaneous letters; one com- Fuel Saving Made over of 270 violations from the cellaneous letters were mailed; plaint received and in- Ruppert Given 11 Life Sentences manders and giving the most Richard Day as commander of New York Life School physicals were com- Children’s tickets are $3 and needed reserve units priority in the two-year old uiut. The final health report sub- pleted at both schools by Dr. include clam chowder, previous month but during the and three complaints were vestigated; and four properties Insurance Company mitted to the Board of Educa- month the following violations received and investigated. were turned over to court. The 41-year-old defendant him imprisoned for the rest of voice: “If I decide to appeal, equipment. State police spokesmen Mon- Christopher O’Connor, school potatoes, sweet corn, fish, hot HAMIL’TON, Ohio (UPI) - tion by the community health was sentenced to 11 consecutive his life. how long do I have?” “Certainly there is no day said the change had nothing 100 Coiwlttution Plau physician. Twenty-seven dogs, hamburger and soda. By Andover School ‘”rhere are 11 dead ... Do not nurses. indicates that 1050.25 life sentences—one for each of “You are sentenced to the He was told he had 30 days in justification for idleness during to do with the resignation of the HartkMTd, Conn. 00103 children received physical Tickets are available from make this a worse crime by ad- hours were devoted to the Donna Holland during the 1973-74 school year, the 11 relatives he shot and Ohio State Penitentiary at which to appeal. training time and the entire task force’s advisory com- Phono 278-3030 examinations at each school. post members. ding a 12th person.” school health programs by the 646-0375 to 28,360 gallons during the 1974- killed in this southwestern Ohio Lucasville on each of the 11 Holbrock said an appeal was problem is receiving a great mittee chairman, who was Parents of those children found The nominating committee of .’I^ t was defense attorney »w»
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Stainless Carving Set ..... i- ^,fe' r? ■•J' GE Ball-Shaped Alarm Clock GE AM Solid Stale Portable Radio \vv \ .. \T hi > ,*i II Deluxe Tote Bag Aksan Andono, a government official from Indonesia, some of the intricate Batik work made in his homeland, shows his hostess, Mrs. Thomas Ferguson of 78 Forest St., (Herald photo by Dunn) Indonesian Returns For Visit By BETTY RYDER He has attended various international own livelihood and to pass on to others not An Indonesian official has spent several seminars here with representatives of enrolled in the program.” weeks in the United States continuing his other nations including Egypt, Spain and While progress is the keynote in his Regal Teflon II Cookware w/Spatula efforts to learn more about labor Jamaica. homeland, many of the age old customs relations, the planning and research of “I hope I can benefit from the exchange are still continued. manpower, and effective methods of of ideas and experiences and that it will “We wear our wedding ring on the right transmigration. broaden my knowledge of the problems hand, as we do the engagement ring,” An- Aksan Andono, whose position in his facing other emerging nations and aid in dono said. homeland is similar to that of our Under their solution.” • “The Indonesian people are very family- Secretary of Labor, was a recent guest of Andono’s visit also took him to the oriented and feel that it is their obligation the Thomas Ferguson family of 78 Forest University of Wisconsin School of to care for tbeir parents. The custom of St. whom he met during a visit some 13 Medicine at Racine where he met with selecting a husband for the daughter of the years ago. state officials to discuss medical needs family still is true in many families, but As a participant in this country’s Asian and hospital facilities and what part the the trend is changing a little,” he International Training Program, Andono state plays in administering such medical explained. had the opportunity to discuss Indonesia’s programs. Women are just beginning to be problems with representatives of the U.S. The Indonesian visitor resides in Jakar- recognized as individuals, Andono says. Department of Labor and the U. S. ta, the Capital of Indonesia, with his wife “Many women’s organizations have Department of Agriculture, as well as and three children, Ivan, Astrit and Vivid. been formed and the volunteers work in Saturday, July 19**' through other officials on matters of medicine and Speaking of his homelife in Jakarta, An- hospitals or provide food and snacks for social adjustment. dono said, “While my position in my the needy. Saturday, August 2*^ “Indonesia is comprised of some 3,000 homeland is similar to that of Under “Special programs have been set up for islands and has close to 120 million Secretary of State here (United States), it the wives of government officials and people,” Andono said. is not quite so lucrative. I receive $150 per they, together with their husbands, are “It is in some of the less populated month and officials are provided with a given an opportunity to meet and voice To introduce our rainbow of banking islands that my government is hoping to home and a car.” their opinions on certain aspects of services, Mechanics Savings Bank s transmigrate some of its people armed He says Indonesia was still a part of the government policy or offer constructive new East Hartford offfice is giving pre- with the skills and knowledge to build new 18th Century as far as progress was con- criticism on various phases with which miums for new deposits during its grand and rewarding lives in a less congested cerned until just after World War II. they don’t agree,” he said. opening festivities. area.” He was only 14 when the Japanese took A warm, soft-spoken man with sparkling The knowledge he will bring back to his over Indonesia in 1942 and during an at- brown eyes, Andono is anxious to convey We’ii be opening our doors on Saturday country regarding skills, medical needs, tack was seriously injured in a pickup all his new found knowledge to his the 19th...and we’ii be open EVERY and the establishment of new com- truck accident which nearly cost him an superiors and is hopeful they will be recep- Saturday, with night deposit after regu- munities will be evaluated by his govern- eye. tive to some of the methods utilized in the iar hours and drive-in window for your ment and, if feasible, may be put into In just 20 years, Andono says, Indonesia United States. banking convenience. operation, in part or in whole. has jumped from the 18th century into “I can only present my findings,” he Included in his visit to the United States today, and although he admits his country said with a smile, “offer my suggestions, Come in for refreshments during was a tour of the Indian Reservation in still has a long way to go, he is pleased and hope that some of them may be put our opening.. .We’ii be giving Duluth, Minn, where he got first-hand in- with the programs for growth planned by into operation.” away potholders, yardsticks and formation as to the problems facing his government. Parting from his Manchester friends transmigrants, medical programs that “Jobs for young people pose a problem was not easy, but Andono is looking bailoons for the kids, in addi- Proctor-Silex 2-speed Blender must be set up, resources available, and in Indonesia as they do it most other coun- forward to returning home-or better still tion to the deposit premiums. skills required to establish a new com- tries today. We are concerned,” he said. having the Ferguson family visit he and The new Mechanics Savings munity. “We do have a volunteer program in his family in Jakarta one day. Captain's Decanter Bank at 1491 Silver Lane wili “My goal is to find suitable programs which we recruit young people to work in In the meanwhile, the exchange of be open: which have proved successful in similar the villages—similar to your (United letters will continue as it has for the past situations in this country, and bring States) Peace Corps. They work for two 13 years until good friends are reunited. MON TUE WED THUR FRI SATURDAY knowledge of them back to Indonesia,” he years and acquire skills to use for their OFFICE 10 AM - 4 PM 10 A M - 7 PM 10 AM - 1 PM said. ORIVE-IN 9 AM - 5 30 PM 9 AM - 7 PM 9 AM - 1 PM WINDOW MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES Discharged Thursday: Hanna 122 C am bridge S t.; Mary John Manner, East Hartford; Johnson, 47 Candlewood Dr.; Leslie, 24 Woodstock Dr.; Edith Melvin Wilson, Broad Brook. Michael Baboval, RD 5, Coven- Bissell, High St., Coventry; Also, Richard Page, Storrs; try; Robin Struthers, East Mary Azam, 41 Edmund St.; Paul Vincelette, Willimantic; Hartford; Patrick Shine, 470 Mary Intravia, Hartford; Laura Anderson, 66 Summer Woodbridge St.; Ernest Ben- Richard Lombardi, 53 Marjorie St.; Marcia Gilnack, Glaston- son, 155 Green Manor Rd.; Lane, Vernon; Arthur Guerra, bury; Richard Fyler, East ^ Deborah Brown, 61F Rachel Stafford Springs; Allesandra Hartford; Annabell Levinson, Rd.; helen Gober, 140 Bissell Glaser, 4 Devon Dr. 66 Frederic Rd., Vernon; Lee English Ironstone Dinnerware — 12-pc.-Service for six St.; Cynthia Hichborn, 79Hilton Also, Evelyn Ghagan, East Oliver, East Hartford; Kristine Electric Toaster Dr., South Windsor; Valerie Hartford; Nancy Worthington, Feshler, 154 Park St.; Bernat Hinchey, Clubhouse Rd., 41 Chestnut St.; John Heaney, Barsh, East Hartford. Lebanon. 61 Frederic Rd., Vernon; Linda Discharged Sunday: Robert Also, Daisy Miller, RD 3, Marchessault, 191 New Rd., Murray, 712 N. King St., South Rockville; Elizabeth Tolland; James Isham, Orlan- Windsor; Karl White, 21C McFairen, Windsor Locks; do, Fla.; William Sluzkanis,200 Carver Lane; August Kivlmae, Mlnit-Cup Coffee Percolator John Adams had a talented Doris Zimmer, 21 Walnut St.; Nevers Rd., South Windsor; 256 Autumn St.; Jane Zikus, 113 and determined marriage Florence Senatro, East Hart- Jodi McMillen, 10 Virginia Dr., N. School St.; Donna Griffin, partner who urged him forward ford; Sharon McNally, East Ellington; Jon Blazawski, RD 118 French Rd., Bolton; Sharon with daring ideas about the Hartford; Shirley Lewis, Staf- 5, Coventry; Karen Erickson, Pawlak, Waterbury; Delia American Revolution. While he ford Springs; Diane Barrera, 89 541 Taylor St., Vernon. Corner, North Hampton, Pa.; was attending the Continental Lenox St.; Ronald Mercer, 116 Discharged Saturday: Joseph Carol Brannick, 105 Russell St.; Congress, Abigail Adams wrote Summit St.; Ewald Fritzche, Varca, 17K Garden Dr.; Vic- Maxine Cyr, 137 Trout Stream her husband: “In this new code 159 High St.; Earl Carron, 29 toria Bliss, 1C Bluefield Dr.;* 'Dr., Vernon. of laws . . . 1 desire you would Campfield Rd.; Robert Rita Gaudet, 26 Birch St.; Also, Rita Borgeson, 91 High remember the ladies and be Intermatic Automatic Lamp Rumens, Storrs. ■ Maria Ronca, 119 Bissell St.; more generous and favorable to St.; Paul Taff, Mansfield and Appliance Timer Discharged Friday: Denise Doyon, Windsor; Linda Center; Theodore Anderson, them than your ancestors. If 1875 watts Anastasia Strimike, 527 Colbert, 268 Scott Dr.; Jane East Hartford; Melvin particular care and attentior\ is not paid to the ladies, we are Burnham St.; Michael Hardel, Helbig, 66 London Rd., Hebron; Meacham, Warehouse Point. determined to foment a rebellion, and will not hold ourselves bound by any laws in which we have no voice or Valley Y Programs Popular representation,” The World Almanac notes. The Indian Valley YMCA fishing and hiking. Reser- those six through eight; programs are proving popular vations are now being accepted creative stitchery for girls aged this year with some 350 area for the July 17, 23 and 31 excur- seven through 10; summer FAVORITE DISH residents registered for various sions which leave Vernon Circle nature trails for those eight NEW YORK (UPI) - When it July programs. at 9:30 a.m. and return at 4:30 through 10; mixed media crafts comes to America’s favorite Swimming classes have at- p.m. for those aged nine or older; dishes, the hamburger claims tracted 225 participants ranging Other programs now under creating terrariums for those 10 top popularity, according to one from toddlers to adults but way include tennis, golf, jukido, and older; basic dog obedience of the nation’s largest food and there are still openings in the beginners’ piano, sketching and classes for dog owners aged 10 refreshment service firms. M ECHANICS SAVINGS BAN K July 28 and Aug. 11 classes. The drawing, beginning stamp and older and their dogs; and a This year some 15 billion ham- programs are all conducted at collecting and coin collecting as camping weekend at Camp burgers will be consumed in the Rizzo Pools, Vernon Circle. well as sandpainting. Woodstock over the Labor Day U. S., estimate researchers for Thirty youths aged eight to 14 Programs to start in August weekend. 1491 Silver Lane at Interstate 84 Servomation Corporation. That have registered for day trips to will include kindercrafts for Anyone wishing additional in- will bring the national average Camp Woodstock. These trips children aged five through formation about any of the One premium per family for new deposits. No premiums for in-bank transfers. Funds must remain close to 64.6 hamburgers per include swimming, boating. seven; beginning piano for programs should contact the on deposit for one year. Offer expires August 2, 1975. person. YMCA office at Vernon Circle. -I