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20 - THE HERALD, Sat., Jan. 2. 1982 HDVERTISING MniERnSING MTES It wds a handyman's special... page 13 Classified 643^2711 Minimum Charge 22_pondomlniurrt8 15 W ords V EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heaimg-Ptumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58— Mtsc for Rent 12:00 nooo the day 24— Lols-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59^Home8/Apt$< to Sti8|ro 48— Antiques and ^ound f^lnveslment Property 37— Moving-TrucKing-Storage PER WORD PER DAY before publication. 13— Help Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE 2— Par sonata 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted 14— Business Opportunities 50~ P ro du ce Deadline for Saturday Is 3 - - Announcements 15— Situatiorf Wanted 27— Relort Property 1 D A Y ...... 14« 4'-Chrlstma8 Trees 28— Real Estate Wanted MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS______8l-.Autos for Sale 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 5— Auctions 62— Trucks for Sale 3 D A YS ...... 13iF EDUCATION 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale day's deadline Is 2:30 MI8C. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycits-Bicycles 6 P A Y S ...... 12(T Clearing, windy FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Seie 65— Campers-Trailert'Mobile Manchester, Connj Friday. 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 19— SchoolS'Ciasses Homes 26 D A Y S ...... 1 U 6— Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— PetS'Birds-D^s 55— OtriceS'Stores for Rent tonight, Tuesday Phone 643-2711 33— Buildirrg-Contracting 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service HAPPV AOS $3.00 PER INCH Mon.,. Jan. 4, 198| 9— Pertonal^Loans * 44— Musical Instruments 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease tO— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Rooflng-Sidmg 45— Boats & Accessories' 57— Wanted to Rent — See page 2 25 Cents

aassified ads are used by' people wheji they are’ [ j BUSINESS 55 searching for products or and S E R V I C E S R o b e r t e . j a r v i s - ii8 m a in s t r e e t - s and w o r k V p a c e *****o r services. For fast results, <- Remodeling Specialist. 4 room heated apartmenU, q p a p r p n ” use a Gassified ad to at­ Manrli^atfr MrraIJi ...... For room additions, hot water, no appliances. tract people who are ready Services Ottered 31 kitchens, bathrooms, Security - tenant in- ^ to buy. Storm 'Your Community Newspaper' brellas repaired. Window ------? ------^ ^ ------M A N C H E S T E R M AIN shades, Venetian blinds. L E O N C IE S Z Y N S K I S T R E E T - T w o room ^aairu/z-inui, m^to a. Violence mar Keys. TV FOR RENT. BUILDER. New homes, apartnient. Heated, hot m p u ,, v r p n o V a t p h Half-Size Appeof Marlow’s, 867 Main street, additions, remodeling, rec water, appliances. No pets. ' 649-5221. rooms, garages, kitchens Security. Parkfng. «iuf« ------remodeled, ceilmgs, bath Telephone 523-7047. spares Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 BRICK, BLOCK STONE - tile, dorm ers. Foofing. ------^rkinL CaU M9 2(fflr PLEASE READ C o n c r e t e . C h im n e y Residential or com m er- MANSFIELD CENTER - Parking, t-ati aan. YO U R A D P A R T T IM E Repairs. “No Job Too cial. 649-4291. Woodsedge Apartments. Classlllsd ■ it art Ukwi SALESPERSON to sell Small.” Call 644-8356 for ...... ONE MONTH’S FR E E state's holida o«ir fiM phoM a* • con- subscriptions door-to-door NEW PAY SCALE estimates. Heating-Plumbing 35 RENT. Newly renovated, ...... country setting. Two BASEMENT STORAGE vMiltne*. Tli« Htrald !• with newscarrier two evenings a week or Satur­ SCHALLER PLUMBING- bedrooms. From ^ to AREA with dirt floors. town Bridgeport, Meriden, Middletown, ratpomIMa lor only ona In- By United Press International Feliciano, 15, who were founi days. Salary plus com­ HEATING- Water pump 1325, includes appliances pirst room 18% ft.xlS ft.; carracl fnaartfon and than WE NEED ... ★ New Haven and West Haven, while in their home Saturday. f missions. Call Circulation M&M P&H, Manchester specialists. Xlso, a^parto^«9-lJ70, 233- second r^m MfLxl5% ft. began 1982 with no only to tha alza of tl)p RN’s/LPN’s three other people we/e wounded in Manager, Manchester 649-2871. Small reoairs. remodeling serv^e _ o j[ 9660 or 232-0781. $30 monthly. 649-0717. traffic deaths on state roadways but Police said Ms. Sanchez’ coA original Inaartlon. Errors shooting incidents in Hartford and HeraltT 643-2711. Home Health Aides rpmnriplinh hpatino’ repairs. FREE _ ___ •••••••••••••••••••••••• By Paul Hendrie a rash of shootings and stabbings law husband, Antonio Felicial wMdi do not loason tha Bristol. Homemaker/ Herald Reporter left at least seven people dead and was being sought as a suspeef m uo ol Iho odvortlaonMnl g K ’’»il;S lre r o o m T a r T m' e n T ...... " In Middletown, two men were Companions three others injured. slayings and authorities throl arW not bo corrodod by an heaters. Free estimates! AVAILABLE. Heat, hot g A R A G E T Y P E charged .with murder Sunday after the state and in Puerto Ri| to provide home care . Overnight freezing rain made ’The latest slaying was reported in ■ddMonal bwortlon. C & M Tree Service Free •••••••••••••••••••••••• 2®/®*^’ BUILDING for automotive the body of a 23-year-old man who been alerted to look for himl NEW Y EAR’S VACATION commuting to work this morning a New London, where police found a Call or coma In for estimatJs.1)Snt keid^ FLOORSANDING -Floors References; Call leading national had been stabbed several times was begins now. Sell Avon and treacherous affair, but the city resident shot once in the chest In New Haven, Calixto Rod| citizens. Company new! Sp^ializing in after 6 pm, 646-3911. company in. , the found in a wooded area. Police 41, of West New York, N.J start saving! Call 646-3685 Information, 643>9515 Manchester area was spared the at the G and M Cafe on Truman iHaurliratrr or 523-9401. , MsfichfistGr ownfiQ snd old6r floors. Nflturfll snd " MflnchBStor 3r6d. W© n©©d would not release the victim’s iden­ being held in lieu of $ioo OOL AIDE AND ASSISTANCE operated Call 6^1M7 stained floors No waxing MANOIESTER - ^luxe 3,000-3,500 plus sq. ft. serious problems that hit other Street at 10:35 p.m. Sunday. tity. ______anymore! Jphn Verfaille, one bedroom townhouse, please call collect, 1-401- Eldward Logan Miller, 28, was today pending arraignmenl| ^ Ir r a I^ $180 PER WEEK PART OF N .L CONN. INC. parts of the state. Police said Alfred Rogala, 17, of LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- 6^5750. private entrance, patio and 724-8198. i pronounced dead an hour later at murder charge in the shootinj TIME at home. Webster, 3SS Miln at, Manclmter The glaze of ice on the roads Middletown and Kenneth Goff, 18, Friday of a New Haven mail cing. Attics cellars gar- >••••••••••••••••••••••• full basement.Includes Lawrence and Memorial Hospital. who lived in a Waterbury halfway America’s foremost dic­ forced the state to close one stretch State police arrested Rodrii tionary company needs OFFICE HOURS ages cleaned. All types Household Goods 40 heat, appliances, carpeting Homes-Apts. to share 50 Police issued an all points bulletin of Interstate 84, in the Waterbury house, were being held on $100,000 home workers to update Mon. - FrI. S-4 for a suspect, described as a black the Connecticut Turnpike ini Picket S^it “ i; USED monthly, No pets, fiamato MANCHESTER - apart- area, and there was a 15-car pileup . bond each pendins arralenment port about a half hour aftel [ ] N O T I C E S local mailing lists. All eOE/AAP male, 5 foot lO inches tall and today in Middlesex County Superior Stockade Fences installed. REFRIGERATORS, Enterprises, 646-1021. ment to share, male on Interstate 91 in the New Haven Pujols, 30, was shot during al ages, experience un­ weighing 160 pounds. Court. 528-0670. WASHERS, RANGES ------T. T professional. Non-smoker. area. ’There were no serious in­ ment over continuing a New! necessary. Call 1-716-842- Sonya Stueber, 7, of Danielson, In West Haven, Bernice Bruno, 36, Loyt and Found 1 6000, Ext. 5063. ------^------Clean, Guaranteed. Parts MANCHESTER .- Newly ^ ^ .5 0 per month plus half juries. Eve party in his home. f RECEIVING-Stock clerk. LICENSED DAY CARE & Service. Low prices! decorated one bedroom utilities. 649-0291 after 6 died from exposure after she fell died Saturday after she was shot in In Bridgeport, police said I 7:30 to 4:00. $3.75 per hour. HOME - Will watch your B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main apartment. A cp ss to shop- p.m.weekdays, Northeast Utilities reported through ice into the Quinebnug the neck while returning home with LOST; W illie's Steak HVAC ESTIMATOR-Sales to Soto, 28, was shot to deal House area, December Telephone 649-8648. power outages in the Simsbury area River in Danielson on Thursday as groceries. A neighbor, Brenda Person, for HVAC In­ c w i d o , W . M d . , s . c n ...... Year’s Eve night as he al| 23rd, woman’s Amitron dustrial Ventilation Con­ and, in Southbury, a sanding truck the holiday period began. Bynum, 26, was charged with POSITION FOR PC Board Articles lor Sale 41 please call 528-4196 Autos For Sale 67 | brandished a knife in a P| Digital watch. REWARD. tractor. Experienced in all overturned. assembler. Experience RARVQTTTTTR •••••••••••••••••••••••• D6tW6Cn 9 Slid 5 Din OF •••••••••••••••••••••••• j Alico Flores. 35. was criticallv murder and held on $50,000 bond store. A clerk, Angel R eyi Call collect, 429-8562. phases. Duct desijzn, burned when flames apparently mandatory. Apply in per­ AVAILABLE, Martin a ^ter 5 pm and weekends, STOPLUS JEEPS C^^^^ pending arraignment today. pricing, installation. Rill But here in Manchester, the police he shot Soto in self d| son at Phoenix Audio erupted on a couch in his Hartford Authorities in Meriden blamed a FOUND! In the benefit program. Salary storm’s major effect was a one-hour At least three other peopi Laboratory, 91 Elm Street, niO TO -«U M apartment Saturday night. violent family argument for the Manchester Herald based on capability. Send school opening delay and the con­ wounded in shooting incidi Manchester. ^______ALUMINUM SHEETS EXTRA large two room ef- Similar bargains available. Exausivc Meanwhile, holiday weekend fatal stabbings of Rosa Sanchez, 33. parking lot ... I roll of resume to Box DD, c/o The t tinued erosion of the Highway Bristol and Hartford ov| s is m w p i n w T N r .’" used as printing plates. .007 ficiency, wml to wall, heat. Call for information, 602- slayings were reported in and her daughter. Carmen e x p o se slide film. Owner Herald. Department budget. holiday period. may claim at the reception PAINTERS, Paper rnmm erpial V thick, 23x28%’\ 50c each, parking, appliances. $260. 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone hangers. Experienced. Call Commercial & Kesiden ^ ^ ^ g^y^lfy, references. 646- call refundable. desk of the Herald during PART TIME Proof Highway Superintendent Fredrick Mr. Campbell, 647-8724. Reasonable Frie es: 2711. They MUST be picked 1642 after 5 weekdays. ------normal business hours. Operator. Hours, 2-5. F. Wajes Jr. said this morning that Experienced preferred. {images CaUanvtim^^ up before 11:00 a.m. only. ------CADILLAC-IWa - (^upe SUPERINTENDENT the latest storm will reduce the Announcements 3 Will train right applicant. 5489, 646-1327; ^ 149 OAKLAND ST., second R^Y***® ' ^ ‘ es. NEEDED - live-in full department’s storni clearanfee Buckland Mall developers Equal C^portunity ------1------SEASONED oak firewood fjoor five room apartment. S?***^*^®!*' time position. Only hard bu^et by about another 5 percent. FLEA MARKET: Every Employer. Contact Linda DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - f?*" ®®'® 5® ®® $330 plus utilities and Telephone 742- 8322 working individuals need %-MVk Maselli, 646-4004. Parking lots, driveways, Sl®i]SSi Andover, security. No appliances. 8®®® ' R®®P Rying. 12 Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ apply. Must be willing and He noted that this storm, like apartments, stores, ...... Tenant insurance. 9-5 .,wpr>t uiACTiur p it n t m tique center, 1140 Main able to repair gas hollers, The ever-popular shirt- several otbera this year, fell on a HOLIDAYS OVER? Bills Street, Coventry. Dealer stoves, do light electrical sidewalks, sanding. 646- ^ike new weekdays, 646-2426. .'^'oidPe^ fillet Go dress with button-front, wecSiend, so expensive overtime pay haven f given up on proje* to Pay? Make good ^ space available. Telephone and cleaning. Call for ap­ and comfortable raglan was required. 742-9698. selling Avon. For more in­ ----- ^ F O U R ROOMS - large sun- sleeves for the half-size^. pointment between 9 and 12 formation Call 523-9401 or COMPLETE . 5“ ,, Piorch. New kitchen *12»5 day, 100 fr« miles. ^ a jes said 14 trucks were out all ••••••!•••• ...... noon, Monday-Friday, 528- No. 8322 with Photo- Mortgage Loans 8 889-1296. BOOKKEEPING, Payroll, telephone appliances. Heat, hot Guide is in Sizes 12% to n i^ t sanding the town roads. He By Scot French parcel in Manchester if they are un­ M s. Vertefeiulle sa| 1300. Payroll taxes, accounts ®<3-6777. ______^gter. Garage. Security 24% . Size 14% , 37 bust, said the main roads cleared up ear­ Herald Reporter . able to build in South Windsor. developers did not wish to il FULL OR PART TIME receivable, accounts oMnw t ir it «! »uinP7H-u references. No pets. ??7 2£i®®*®rf-TRnP*'®"® 3% yards 46-inch. MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; HOME HEALTH CARE ly, but some of the side streets were The mall received zoning approval the property without the gul 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS, Store Clerk needed; all payable, invoicing, general Adults preferred. 646-3414. M7-0908, Ask for Bill. TO ORDEO, m d $140 fir lack While the developers of the from the Manchester Planning and Workers needed by agency |pfl0pr hnlfliTPP shppt anH l.*3raniiC, iralt CUilcr ioS. , ..... — ■atteni, plu 90$ fir RMtats sad still treacherous. of favorable zoning approl shifts for local 7-Eleven t Homeowners and Commer­ servicing 10 towns east of ksddlldt. proposed Buckland Commons mall Zoning Commission in 1974. they allowed the options to f Food Store. Some cashier iS ir y control M ’^’“ b®’®®®' ®‘“J‘^®‘‘’ VERNON - heat paid. 1970 CHEVY Nova, 6 cyl., cial. Realty state-wide. river. Previous experience SUE auRimT A State Police spokesman said have lost their options to buy tobac­ - Last month, the South Windsor The developers then suei] Credit rating unnecessary. experience' helpful. and medium size business, ijo mq?' three rooms. Call now. good on gas, stereo, Ita ■siifaiai fanM as nurse aide preferred. this morning that there were no co land they want in South Windsor, PZC gave similar zonine aoDroval. mann Tobacco Co, for $751 Reasonable. Confidential. Benefits include insurance, references if necessary! Call 643-5291. capitol Homes. 523-5598. excel ent running ^ d i- '1 1 1 * Art. df Adwlcat Car essential. Mileage UdW Vdik, N.Y. lltM they have not abandoned hopes to but attached the requirement that their deposit on the land pliL Quick arrangement. credit union and profit Hourly, weekly or monthly cw n u ; t ir i t c ------^------k®”»’ u serious accidents on the Manchester reimbursement. Day time Mdt asdii, Rddnu with IIP build eventually the mall partly on the developers'post a $3 million bond ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY. sharing. Apply in person at rates Cliff Meyer, 646- MANCHESTER designed offer Telephone 289- area Interstates. He said there were 000 in accumulated interest hours only. Part time 3647. 600x12/ Firestone. Like for efficiency, one 5098 after 3 p.m. CODE iPd Ptyld Nppihtr. for road improvements. 100 Constitution Plaza, 180 Union Street, Rockville scattered broken down cars and that land and in Manchester. also filed an attachment agal or call 875-9553. EOE. available. Good fringes. ------’ ^®'®P‘'®"® bedroom. $120 Monthly. ------Christine Verterfeiulle, an attorney The developers and two opposing property pending settlement Hartford. 527-7971; Telephone 643-9511. fender benders, but nothing serious. evenings: 233-6879, 233- ______B & B Moving and Hauling. ^®2®- capitol Homes, 523-5SM. James Larson, a state storm Herald photo by Pinto representing Buckland Associates neighborhood groups all challenged suit. f and Kravco Inc., said this morning the decision with court suits, ^ 5 . h a r d WORKERS: Full SECRETARY - part time «m5 o?M l!oin 6 SEASONED HARDWOOD ,,25 SPECIAL - TRUCKS NOW Available Bright Knit monitor, said that most of the Ms. Vertefeiulle said the I and part time. Steady three or four evenings (4 8365 or 633-0106. - cut, split, delivered. $90. S h esteF four rooms through government sales. problems on highways around the that the developers may negotiate a arguing that attachment of con­ ment makes sale of the propi .••••••••••••••••••••••• work. No lay-offs. Ear- p.m.-approximately 8 PROFESSIONAL PIANO available now. Capitol “"der $^. Call 1-714-569- state were c a u ^ . by skidding ac­ First New England winter new purchase agreement for the ditions to the zone change was il­ likely, and added thJ p.m .) Must be outgoing and TUNING and Repair. Call I’ ®' Telephone 742-8056. H o „ ,e g 523.5598. 0241 for your directory on cidents and people stopping on the land after the pending court appeals legal. developers may still negotialj 1,1 EMPLOYMENT S ’ f.S r / personable, bright, average Susan Akmentin at 228- niixir------^ P “ ‘‘®'>ase. Open 24 travel portions of roads and in­ over zoning are settled. Because the developers received purchase agreement. | ...... EOE. typist and reliable. Work In 3552. c ,. i „ e a s t HARTFORD four hours. terfering with state highway crews. An Ice storm is a new experience for Cheth Vong (left) of ,8B The proposed mail could cover 55 what they considered an "u n ­ However, she said no aJ ^an exciting and extremely Help Wanted 13 ------• rloE iiaoljA oo oKlS| 14u ronTTis first floor ond “ rr >•! n • Police Captain Henry Minor said acres in South Windsor and 38 acres favorable” zoning, they chose not to likely to occur until all pendij ...... WAREHOUSE - Young, pleasant environment. Oxford St., who is being walked to work this morning at the Painting-Papering 32 o*mnioie**'"'foi’oKhn1f' more. $250. Capitol Homes, this morning that there were no in Manchester under the developers exercise the land options which are settled. She said that wi PART TIME - Work at dependable person. Must Send resume; no calls 130 complete. Telephone 523.5598 is in good condition. Has Pasta Italiana on West Middle Turnpike by Pat Botticello, of 22 serious accident related accidents in preferred plans. expired 15 days after the South developer's appeal of the! home on the phone ser- have car. Immediate work, please. Applicants will be INTERIOR PAINTING ^ :— A/C, P/S, P/B. $1200 or Essex St. Miss Vong Is from Cambodia and has been only here called week of Jan. 11th town because of the storm. However, the develppers have Windsor PZC handed down its decision still stands, there) vicing our customers in Mornings approximately 9- over ten years experience! ,,>> c n o w r i nwFR HEBRON - two bedroom, Call Marc at three months, so this Is her first New England winter. Northeast l/tilities reported no said they would build oh a 60-acre ruling. guarantee' that it Will be coif your area. Telephone 456- 2 p.m. Ask for Fred. 649- for interview. Biofeedback low rates and senior citizen ?? ,i^„ • * heat and hot water. M3-1996. Clinic of Manchester, 341 power outages in Ahe Manchester 0 8 7 6 or 528-6631. 9199 discounts. 643-9980. ftltiHo?' Carpeting, storage, cellar, vnTCTAMr: " d a r t o n Broad Street, Manchester, ____ - - Will deliver. CbII d43~1391. pflrKin^ No pets $375 MUSTANG PARTS Cer, area. CT. I N T E R I O R A N D ...... monthly.' 649-2OT1 or 228- 1®®®- ®.®yj,- M ust be The National Weather Service at EXTERIOR painting, Wanted to Buy 49 3414. removed._ Best_ offer. Windsor Locks predicted warming Manchester politics '82 CLERICAL OPENING - paper 'hanging. Carpentry •••••••••••••••••••••••• ------Telephone 643-2017. temperatures and rain, possibly requires knowledge of Work. Fully insured. J.P. CASH FOR YOUR Proper- ONE BED RO O M firs t ■ ------T general office proc^ures. heavy at times, for the rest of the SALES Lewis & Son, 649-9658. ty. We buy Quickly and con- floor apartm ent. Quiet 1®77 CAMARO LT - air, day. ’The rain could cause flooding. If you have sales experience or would like to get into Be a good typist. Full ------fldentially. The Hayes Cor- area. $400 including heat, power steering, power sales and earn in excess of $25,000 your first year, we range of benefits. Statewide, there were no traffic SAVE 207o! Contractors poration. 648^)131. Telephone 646-0505. * m /t?M o®®i‘’ ®t^®8^ er, want to talk with you. Telephone 522-9006. discounts pass on to •••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... AM/rM-o track. Low deaths reported over the New We are looking for producers to manage other offices customers! Painting, * q b m t a i c ’M ANCHESTER ^ Spacious JPdes. Immaculate condi- Year’s weekend. Democrats take aim at Zinsser throughout Conn., Mass., and R.I. We promote only WANTED: PART TIME papering, general repairs. n tN I A La four bedroom apartment “on. Call after 4 p.m., 646- Commuters in the other New workers; dishwasher, 9 from within. Our Managers receive salary, bonus, 643-1949. on second floor of two ®®t®- England states faced ' serious a.m.-5 p.m. and counter problems getting to work this mor­ By Paul Hendrie again if the current Secretari profit sharing, major medical, gas, car and average person 11 a.m.-5 p.m. App­ ...... l^t^nM rscho^fflon Trucksltor Sale 62 ning. Herald Reporter State Kennelly wins thJ $40,000 per year. ly in persn, Tacorral, 246 State P olice in all six states .. , gressional election. So, if you are looking for a career and not just a job, Broad Street, or call 646- ROOM RENT OR S l e " s l^ u ritfd tt CALL Bill at 646-5540 between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. 1978. reported a rash of fender benders. 'v®? ^® Y®®^ ***® Dmocrats If Mrs, Weinberg runs for ti FARRAND Te1ephone“^16S«^" Telephone 646-7^.^ ' tour whwl drive, 8 ft. slow-moving fraffic and, in JK®*" demonstrated their McCavanagh would be coni TEACHER - Special REMODELING-Cabinets, ...... 1------®H®P®.",®.‘ 2 ^ Massachusetts, at least five tractor dominance of town ^lltics. the Democratic front-runn| Education. Elementary ® trailer accidents *®82 will be the year the Joyner’s seat. level. Must be certified in A portion of Interstate 95 South at Democrato t ^ to r e ^ e the local None of the Republicl o f R e m o d e lin g a n d MANCHESTER- One and special education. the Rhode Island-Massachusetts seaU in the ^neral Assmebly. cumbents have indicated anJ Experience desired. Posi­ Repairs. Fr^ estimates, two bedroom apartments Kli®^ heat- Fully insured. Phone 643- Available Centrally WO a month. Security •••••••••••••••••••••••• border was closed for 20 minutes, . Republicans currently hold tion to step down. f COMPANY EXPANSION tion to begin in January. ®017. focitod oS busliSrSei? g ® « "®‘J“‘^®‘*' Phone SMAU until a Sander arrived ®®®^ ®^^ ^^vee districts that Republican Town Chairmi Send resume and letter to In New Hampshire, authorities will fall mostly in town unfer the Manchester facility of large Eastern Company has the Director of Pupil Per­ MEDIUM tis M. Smith said Mrs. Swensl delayed the opening of the federal rpapportlonment plan passed last strongly indicated her inteif positions available in all departments. No sonnel Services, Coventry DESIGN KITCHENS, K h “o S S ! F^rfurthw^^^ FOUR ROOM DUPLEX cOTditiOT**” aJk’ing* m LARGE experience necessary. We job train. Must be able Public Schools, 78 Ripley cabinets, vanities, counter call 649-7157. rlii ?lJio building In Concord for two hours. „ u, m u run, despite injuries she susti tops, kitchen cabinet fronts J?„®m ^ A ® i ’ 8®®° *"“ ® ® - ^28-6849. Heavy snow and sleet fell on Ver- But Demiwratic big guns will to get by on $250.00 weekly and start Immediate­ Hill Road, Coventry, CT. a hit-and-run accident. ’ 0 6 2 3 8 or call 742:8913. EOE. custom woodworking, EAST HARTFOW) -, 2 ?l?,Y5^r®jty,8,' ...... 5771 mont. New Hampshire and Maine, ^ ® th ose s e a ts in ‘‘She’s a fighter,” ,said Sit ly- colonial reoroductions bedroom, brand new Utilities not included. No , to the delight of ski area operators. Noyemror. He added that the ch a lli For Interriew call; J R Lewis 6^9658 linoleum ti wall to wall pets. Couple preferred. WARNlI^G OF A chief torget wUl be Sen. Carl — ------^------:____ _ carpeting, heat, hot water, Near school, Securitv. SPECIAL ELECTION 'Knitted from 4-pIy wor« well-known Democrats is a I 847-8436 Homes For Sale 23 sted yam in your favoritd' A. Zinsser, R-4th District. cant issue” , but he said ineJ •••••••••••••••••••••••• ELECTRICAL SERVICES parking. Near busline. Call Available Janiury 4th. 649- town o f BOL-TON Zinsser, a Senate freshman, - We do all types of E le c - ' &28-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- i®3® after 5:30 p.m. January u. ita colors, this bulky sweater generally have an edge anl la the ideal topper tot' alway$ ran well in his races for the trical Work! Liw-nsed. Call 171® after 6 p.m. ,!!!? confident that the Red SBSinTIHBr''” ” ”* ’ cold weather, - Board of Directors. When he ran in or»Ai> R«nn n evt oio-iRia q are pereby warned to meet« Uielr CARL ZINSSER STEPHEN PENNY JOHN THOMPSON legislators can hold their gn “OH aacr -u m p k , mi imw alter 5.00 p.m., 646-1516. vERNON-ROCKVILLE - ’’*"“'7 No. 6771 has knit diC irib hewU. k m mWfl M Ml- I n H A Y ^®7®> Zinsser ran just behind Mayor ... he has the job . ... he may want it . ... he may want it too Another Republican, whq TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY O" busline. Brand new ...... “ wJc'» » "«P“n>o6e, rections for Sizes Small,- l l i u o y v Stephen T. Penny in the standings. MN. Medium and Large (bust not to be named, noted that ( . . . ^ 1ft Most observers believe that Pen- TKau tan nwor tudw i Residential & Commercial three room apartments - Homee lor Bent 54 to ca«t u«ir vote for a penon to 28-88) incluslTe. politics and it's time fpr him to ular in Manchester, too. Though known as a committed of Penny, McCavanagh aii HELP WANTED l^^8N$ i^BBDN NINCN la ------A ___A Construction. Remodeling, Extra large rooms with ...... a ...... nu the oHice of u.s. Repreaen- Advtee ...... Zinsser will go at it for the TO. ORBER. pisd M js far sarii move up if he wants to stay in­ ‘Zinsser has built a reputation in liberal, he is well liked even among Weinberg from the board col •mMIm • ail nWiiMl laal In W l home improvements, ad- large closets. $300 per 456%MAIN STREET - six tative for uie Pint congreaaionai y ^ i^ p f a i RR$ far Rdrtigd tad Area towns ...... W gl^te seat in November. volved. the Senate as a fiscal conservative. Republican chances CIDCULATION DEPT. “latimi onDTMMn camr a ah ^ ditions, bathroom & mnonth. Security and rooms, 1400. plus utilities. Diatrict of Connecucut, to nu a Business— 21,24 Democratic Town Chairman the conservative wing of the party. » m CRIOT Even Penny, vdio has finished He has also cultivated Glastonbury Possible candidates for Walter H. municipal elections of 19o, 4 Hm far. M. phi aaqr iliii crnkm k it c h e n r e m o d e lin g r e f e r e n c e s r e q u ir e d . No appUances. Tenant in- vacancy occaaionodi^ the death of ItonchMltr Horeld Classified...... * 2 -2 3 'meodore R. Cummings has con- hfand falhi tllMMt first in the Board of Directors Republicans. Joyner’s 12th District seat are the Democrats would be roofing, siding, repairs. Available January 1st. s u r ^ . Security. 846-2426 C om ics...... 1® firmed that both Pennyvand former CARRIER NEEDED t a n macM nwM T-tn « m door & window replace- Telephone 876-1128 9-8 weekdays. toS!So^ tt^iu?Tpta^ta“^ balloting, would have his work cut For example, be endorsed Colleen Deputy Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg less experienced candidate^ Editorial ...... ® Mayor John Thompson are in- ■t Downay Drtva araa. Inlp tan pmHa I m phi 4 w iinii. ment and alterations. 646- Monoay-Saturday. c o n . •. com m unityiSallisbolton out against Zinsser, though. Howe’s ill-fated campaign for the and ^ard of Directors Secretary Other political issues Entertalnment ...... 17 ierested In running fW either (Fountain Vlllaaa) m m 1379. ------EAST HARTFORD home, cen ter ROAD * The 4th Senate District also in­ U.S. Congress. Mrs, Howe is a James R. McCavanagh. com e up this year i_ li •mmsmsm npua i w faihm ------;------M AN CH ESTER o- Tw o three bedroom, basement, VoUng macUnea wui be naed. The ’ vl**' l«-page XxAtery ...... 2 Zinsser’s seat or Elsie u. “Biz” cludes Glastonbury, a heavily TEUmNME e47-MW or GIFT SECTION wiUifffi Glastonbury resident and h e r. cam­ realignment of the loca?^Jj ihp — |Ml nhi ah |m4 him. S3f,M. DENNIS AND RUSSELL bedroom apartment at Sun- patio, yard. Capitol poiia win be opened at aix o’ckick . V 8 Swensson’sISth District House seat. R^ubllcan town, and some outlying Both are coming off a municipaltricU fo r c ^ by rw l^ ® * ''' M7-DD47. csnanr» uatn m on n directioaa. Price. . . tUHL paign manager, Nancy Owens, is a MILLER - Rem odeling, ny Brook Village. $440 In- Homes, S23-SS98. inibemominftea.in.tandwrare- ...... 2 He said it la not clear which man towns where Republicans run well. state central committee member election where they ran extremely ^Cummings a v^ ■ ■JMifanlLtiinfa additions, roofing, rec eludes beat, not water, ------iMin o p ^ until eight o’ckick in MtUATgUlIlM 6i»-atus-M aM ta li* Penny would have to beat Zinsser from Glastonbury. strong, bucking two-terin deputy reapportionment wk' rooms, paneUna, gutters, a p p lia n c e s an d a ir-? TOVENTRY - Four rooin u drtM am , S tolaSfaUiSr mayor Stephen _____ you ’ll never know the LL1‘ ...... w However, otoi^otas&vers said big in Manchester to win, observers .. Thompson, who is currently local mayor Stephen T. Cassano to fourth favors the incumU*>e | iMaurl|pfilpr aluminum and rinyl siding conditioning. Ideal for house, appUances. wood a-jRi-aiiRteoRi muniwaag ■ Television ...... « they think Penny w rtld be eager for place in the balloting. power of Classified until df attdM«Hk Bila ’ note, to make up for Zinsser’s campai^ eWdinator for Barbara at the expense o f^ lL * ^ ® ! installed year roundV older coupfe. No pets, stove. IsM plus nUllUey. Weather ...... 2 Uie more presti^ ^ u Senate seat. Mrs. Weinberg, who once took a you use it yourslef. Call Telephone 649-2954 or 649- Damato Enterprises, 646- Security deposit. nwn Clerk of Bolton protable advantages in Glastonbury B. Kennelly’s congressional cam­ the new voting d is t r i^ ® ^ They point out that' Penny has gone shot at the secretary of the state’s Hpral^i « today to place an ad. {421. 1021. Telephone 646-2972. o3»-U and the suburbs. , paign, is popular with town about, as far a ^ h e can ^ o in town But Zinsser has always been po(^ position, may b^^tereste^ in trying Pleaie Democrats, u - ' torn If was a handyman's s^ ...page 13

Manchester, Conn. Clearing, windy Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 tohipht, Tuesday 25 Cents — See page 2 Storm Violence mars I spares state's holiday town By United Press International Bridgeport, Meriden, Middletown, Feliciano, 15, who Were found dead New Haven and West Haven, while in their home Saturday. Connecticut began 1982 with no three other people were wounded in Police said Ms. Sanchez’ common- traffic deaths on state roadways but shooting incidents in Hartford and law husband, Antonio Feliciano, 37, By Paul Hendrie a rash of shootings and stabbings Bristol. was being sought as a suspect in the left at least seven people dead and In Middletown, two men were slayings and authorities throughout Herald Reporter three others injured. charged .with murder Sunday after the state and in Puerto Rico had The latest staying Was reported in the body of a 23-year-old man who been alerted to look for him. Overnight freezing rain made New London, where police found a had been stabbed several times was In New Haven, Calixto Rodriguez, commuting to work this morning a city resident shot once in the chest found in a wooded area. Police 41 of West New York, N.J., was treacherous affair, hut the at the G and M Cafe on Truman would not release the victim’s iden­ being held in lieu of $100,000 bond Manchester area was spared the Street at 10:35 p.m. Sunday. tity. today pending arraignment on a serious problems that hit other Edward Logan Miller, 28, was Police said Alfred Rogala, 17, of murder charge in the shooting death parts of the state. pronounced dead an hour later at Middletown and Kenneth Goff, 18, Friday of a New Haven man. The glaze of ice on the roads Lawrence and Memorial Hospital. who lived in a Waterbury halfway State police arrested Rodriguez on forced Uie state to close one stretch Police issued an all points bulletin house, were being held on $100,000 the Connecticut Turnpike in West- of Interstate 84, in the Waterbury for a suspect, described as a black bond each pendine arraienment port about a half hour after John area, and there was a 15-car pileup . male, 5 foot lO inches tall and today in Middlesex County Superior Pujols, 30, was shot during an argu­ on Interstate 91 in the New Haven weighing 160 pounds. Court. ment over continuing a New Year's area. There were no serious in­ Sonya Stueber, 7, of Danielson, In West Haven, Bernice Bruno, 36, Eve party in his home. juries. died from exposure after she fell died Saturday after she was shot in In Bridgeport, police said Eriber- through ice into the Quinebaug the neck while returning home with to Soto, 28, was shot to death New Northeast Utilities reported River in Danielson on Thursday as groceries. A neighbor, Brenda Year’s Eve night as he allegedly power outages in the Simsbury area the holiday perioo began. Bynum, 26. was charged with brandished a knife in a package and, in Southbury, a sanding truck Alico Flores. 35. was criticallv murder and held on $50,000 bond store. A clerk, Angel Reyes, told overturned. burned when flames apparently pending arraignment today. police he shot Soto in seif defense. But here in Manchester, the erupted on a couch in his Hartford Authorities in Meriden blamed a At least three other people were storm’s major effect was a one-hour apartment Saturday night. violent family argument for the wounded in shooting incidents in school opening delay and the con­ Meanwhile, holiday weekend fatal stabbings of Rosa Sanchez, 33, Bristol and Hartford over the tinued erosion of the Highway slayings were reported and her daughter. Carmen holiday period. Department budget. Highway Superintendent Fredrick I F. Wajcs Jr. said this morning that the latest storm will reduce the Buckland Mall developers department’s storm clearanice budget by about another 5 percent. He noted that this storm, like several others this year, fell on a hdvefi'r given up on pro/ecf wediend, so expensive overtime pay was required. Ms. Vertefeiulle said the jVaje8‘®lid 14 trucks were out all By Scot French parcel in Manchester if they are un­ able to build in South Windsor. developers did not wish to invest in night sanding the town roads. He Herald Reporter said the main roads cleared up ear­ The mall received zoning approval the property without the guarantee ly, but some of the side streets were While the developers of the from the Manchester Planning and of favorable zoning approval, so still treacherous. proposed Buckland Commons mall Zoning Commission in 1974. they allowed the options to expire. have lost their options to buy tobac­ . Last month, the South Windsor The developers then sued Hart­ A State Police spokesman said co land they want in South Windsor, PZC gave similar zoning approval, mann Tobacco Co. for $750,000 of this morning that there were no they have not abandoned hopes to but attached the requirement that their deposit on the land plus $150,- 000 in accumulated interest. They serious accidents on the Manchester build eventually the mall partly on the developers post a $3 million bond area interstates. He said there were that land and in Manchester. for road improvements. also filed an attachment against the scattered broken down cars and Christine Verterfeiulle, an attorney The developers and two opposing property pending settlement of the suit. fender benders, but nothing serious. Herald photo by Pinto representing Buckland Associates neighborhood groups ail challenged James Larson, a state storm and Kravco Inc., said this morning the decision with court suits, Ms. Vertefeiulle said the attach­ monitor, said that most of the that the developers may negotiate a arguing that attachment of con­ ment makes sale of the property un- problems on highways around the new purchase agreement for the ditions to the zone change was il­ likely, and added that the state were caused by skidding ac­ First New England winter land after the pending court appeals legal. developers may still negotiate a new cidents and people stopping on the over zoning are settled. Because the developers received purchase agreement. travel portions of roads and in­ what they considered an “un­ However, she said no action is An ice storm Is a new experience for Cheth Vong (left) of 8B The proposed mall could cover 55 terfering with state highway crews. acres in South Windsor and 38 acres favorable” zoning, they chose not to likely to occur until all pending suits Police Captain Henry Minor said Oxford St., who is being walked to work this morning at the in Manchester under the developers exercise the land options which are settled. She said that while the developer's appeal of the zoning this morning that there were no Pasta Itallana on West Middle Turnpike by Pat'Bottlcello, of 22 preferred plans. expired 15 days after the South serious accident related accidents in Essex St. Miss Vong Is from Cambodia and has been only here However, the developers have Windsor PZC handed down its decision still stands, there is “no town because of the storm. three months, so this is her first New England winter. said they would build on a 60-acre ruling. guarantee' that it will be continued. Northeast Utilities reported no power outages in 4he Manchester area. ’The National Weather Service at Manchester politics '82 Windsor Locks predicted warming temperatures and rain, possibly heavy at times, for the rest of the day. ’The rain could cause flooding. Statewide, there were no traffic deaths reported over the take aim at Zinsser • "year’s weekend. Commuters in the other New England states faced serious again if the current Secretary of the problems getting to work this mor­ By Paul Hendrie State Kennelly wins the con­ ning. Herald Reporter gressional election. If Mrs. Weinberg runs for that job, if 1981 was the year the Democrats reported a rash of fe^ er l^^ere^ d e m o n s tr a te d th e ir McCavanagh would be considered the Democratic front-runner for slpw-moving ^ d o m i n a n c e of town politics. MMsachusetts, at least five tractor ,,iii be the year the Joyner’s seat. None of the Republican in­ tr^ler . „ _ .. , Democrats try to retake the local cumbents have indicated any inten­ the ’Rhode Island Miswcl^usetti seats in the General Assmebly. the Rhode Island-Massachusrt Republicans currently hold tion to step down. Republican Town Chairman Cur­ J " the seats in all three districts that tis M. Smith said Mrs. Swensson has • unUl e “ "<1^ aiithnritipq Will fall mostly in town under the strongly indicated her intention to j i" reapportionment plan passed last delayed the opening of the federal run, despite injuries she sustained in building in CoiK»rd for two hours Democratic big guns will be a hit-and-run accident. Heavy snow and sleet fell on Ver- gj,ooting ' for those se a ts in “She’s a fighter,” said Smith. mont. New Hampshire and Maine, »,n™mhpr He added that the challenge by to the deUght of ski area operators. will be Sen. Carl well-known Democrats is a “signifi­ cant issue”, but he said incumbents A. Zinsser, R-4th District. generally have an edge and he is Zinsser, a Senate freshman, >.v.v.-.v.%vAv.%.v.v.v.w.v.v.v.w.-.v.- gj^ayS ran well in his races for the confident that the Republican y JOHN THOMPSON legislators can hold their ground. Board of Directors. When he ran in CARL ZINSSER STEPHEN PENNY ... he may want it too Another Republican, who asked I n H f liV 1979, Zinsser ran just behind Mayor' ... he has the job ... he may want It not to be nam ^, noted that the loss I n a c A Stephen T. Penny in the standings. of Penny, McCavanagh and Mrs. , ■ Most observers believe that Pen- politics and it’s time for him to ular in Manchester, too. Though known as a committed Weinberg from the board could help Advice ...... ' J* ny and Zinsser will go at it for the move up if he wants to stay in­ ‘Zinsser has built a reputation in liberal, he is well liked even among the conservative wing of the party-. Republican chances in the Area towns .•...... • • -I” Senate seat in November. volved. the Senate as a fiscal conservative. municipal elections of 1983, since Business...... 21,24 Democratic Town Chairman Elven Penny, who has finished He has also cultivated Glastonbury Possible candidates for Walter H. Joyner’s 12th District seat are the Democrats would be running r ta««mpd...... '...... 22-23 Theodore R. Cummings has con- first in the Board of Directors Republicans. less experienced candidates. Comics ...... - ...... 19 firmed that both Penny and former balloting, would have his work cut For example, he endorsed Colleen Deputy Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg and Board of Directors Secretary Other political issues expected to Editorial ® Mayor John Thompson are in- out against Zinsser, though. ■ Howe’s ill-fated campaign for the come up this vear include the Entertalnmeni’ ! ! ...... • • • W The 4th Senate District also in­ U.S. Congress. Mrs, Howe is a James R. McCavanagh. realignment of the local voting dis­ ,... __ I Zinsser Svjieat or Elsie L. Biz cludes Glastonbury, a heavily Glastonbury resident and her. cam­ Both are coming off a municipal tricts forced by reapportionment. • ’ • ■ ■ ■ g Swensson’s 13th District House seat. Republican town, and some outlying paign manager, Nancy Owens, is a election where they ran extremely Cummings, a vocal critic of the TOito^M ...... ua aaid it is not clear which man towns where Republicans run well. stAte central committee member Peopletalk...... • • ^^uld run for whiidi seat. ^strong, bucking two-term deputy reapportionment, which he charged Penny would have to beat Zinsser from Glastonbury. mayor Stephen T. Cassano to fourth favors the incumbent Republicans Sports...... However, othef- observers said big in Manchester to win, observers Tliompson, who is currently local Television ...... « they think Penny would be eager for campaig^ coordinator for Barbara place in the balloting. at the expense of town needs, said note, to make up for Zinsser’s Mrs. Weinberg, who once took a the new voting districts will be an Weather ...... '...... 2 the more presti^ous $enate seat. B. Kennelly’s congressional cam­ probable advantages in Glastonbury shot at the secretary of the state’s They point out that Penny has gone paign, is popular with town and the suburbs. , position, may bq^tereste^ in trying Please turn to page 8 about, as far as^he can ^o in town But Zinsser has always been po|^ Democrats.' y . 2 - THE HERALD. Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 ^ r \ News Briefing to be maior school issue

Reagan faces 108 AHOELrr’a^ I I® " '? " ’* / housed with lower grades. In a mid­ save money. ‘The Board of Educa­ predicted will continue in 1982 — is 3000/ jz By Nancy Thompson proposed budget becaus^ of cute by Deakin said, ‘"There’s a naiveness through improvements at the high dle school, the sixth grades would be ICHPCRATimlll Herald Reporter on the part of many of our con­ tion planning committee will begin housed with the seventh and eighth policy matters MW £^UtAM I the state and federal governments to consider schools next week. school, Kennedy, Harvey and Mrs. omihuh J . and tte town Board of Directors, sumers and our staff who think it’s grades. -J , ^ f UOtWO .... ^ "1 What will be the major issue in "No. budget year is easy,” Becker said. and an increase in tpe cost of been business as usual... The cute The improvements include in­ Ms. Gauvin said the “single issue WASHINGTON (UPI) — President education in 1982? medical insurance. I will come closer and closer to the Kennedy said. “But it does seem to groups,” such as the people who op­ Reag^, determined to take further ac­ "Budget," said James P. be that this particular time, the creasing graduation requirements, IsMOwfus ^ now In 1982, budget cute ate expected basic educational program.” tightening attendance rules, and ad­ posed humanism in 1980, could tion on the Polish crisis but not to Kennedy, superintendent of schools. In the near future, Deakin said, watchword is reduce.” IPI Wl A2H! H • ClIOCAf.* at both the state and federal levels, ding courses. resurface in the coming year on "berate” U.S. allies, faced a series of “Budget,” agreed Anne Gauvin, but the exact amount b unknown. the schools will have to look closely Harvey said, “What the issue is issues suclj,^ as curriculum or domestic and foreign policy decisions as president of the Manchester Educa­ coming to be is how much do we “I feel very optimistic about how No one is taking bets on (he Board of at the school lunch program, which we’re heading toward our goals,” creationism. he returned to his White House desk tion Association. Directors generosity, either. faces more federal cute, and the want to support good education.” “I think we’re very fortunate that today. "Budget,” echoed Carolyn ‘The federal government is turning Mrs. Becker said. ‘"The real issue is whe(-e do you go busing program. She also cited the computer we haven’t faced major single-issue Reagan worked on his upcoming State Becker, vice chairman of the Board next — do you go to yoUr staff? Do “In the very near future there’s the responsibility for school funding groups, but I don’t think they’ve ' of the Union address during a 4%-hour of Education; James Harvey, presi­ back to local communities, he said, literacy program at the junior high Man critical you close schools? Do you cut whole going to be a decided change in the schools, the vocational and special gone away,” she said. flight home Sunday from California, Weather dent of the Parent-Teacher Associa­ programs? Do you cut; everything way we transport children,” he said. so the town must be willing to sup­ where he spent the holidays, and got tion executive board; and Wilson E. port education. education programs, and an in­ after siege people think isn’t basic!— and who ‘"The youngsters are going to be creased emphasis on math as im­ ready for Tuesday’s meeting with West Deakin Jr., assistant superintendent decides that?” Ms. GaUvin asked. expected to walk further to bus The major issue, according to (Jerman Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, of schools for administration and Kennedy, is “to build a better, provements that will have future The answer to budget woes, she stops. effects. Polish partitions ATHENS, N.Y. (UPI) - A gunman who opposes joining U.S. sanctions personnel. said. Is to rally suppbrt for the ‘"There’s going to be a time when program in the face of declining who wanted to commit suicide and held a against neighboring Poland. Today’s forecast ’The representatives of the ad­ budget among the public. people realize there’s no educational resources.” At the same time that Harvey said the structure of the pharmacist hostage for nine hours before Reagan also prepared to replace ministration, teachers. Board of impact to,a bus. Kids don’t learn schools must economize, they must schools will also be an issue.The For 118 years, between 1785 and “If we get cut too badly, I see 1918, Poland did not exist. The last collapsing from a drug overdose was in national security adviser Richard Allen Rain steady by afternoon possibly heavy at tim ^w ith Education and parents were also un­ cliosing schools ahd losing better on a bus.” be able to compete with private and Board of Education Is expected to critical condition today at a hospital, of­ as he reshapes and strengthens his animous in their assessment of the state-run schools for the ever- decide in 1982 whether to organize of three, partitions adfong Russia, local flooding of poor drainage areas. teachers,” she said. I’ni concerned Prussia and Austria, erased the na­ ficials said, foreign policy advisory team, and had to with highs near 40. Rain ending early to ni^t and major issue of 1981: budget. because people have accepted HOI'H HARVEY and Kennedy decreasing number of available the schools on junior high or middle Donald Burger, 51, owner of the make final decisiop on tax and budget cited potential school closings as a students. tion of Poland from the map of UPI photo b urning partly cloudy. Continued windy with lows THE ISSUE in both cases is not retrenchment as the why it has to school lines. Catskill Valley Pharmacy in Athens, was policy. V major budget-related issue. In a junior high arrangement, the Europe. Not until after World War I again falling into the mid and u ^ r 2(te. really the budget, but the budget be. I’m hoping they’re jwong. ONE WAY the schools have been did it reappear. not harmed. White House officials have confirmed windy and colder ’Tuesday with Wghs in the “I think what we’ll hhve to do is Kennedy has said he will recom­ sixth grade studr tic would be The phannacist ran from the store that Deputy Secretary of State William cute. In 1981 the schools had to trim mend a school be closed in June to doing this — a trend which many To d a y in h is to ry' north to northeast wind becoming east then MUtheast 15 more than 8700,000 from their work harder.” I about 9 p.m. Sunday after his captor aark , a longtime Reagan associate, is in to™ mph today shifting to westerly tonight confanuing passed out from an overdose of line to replace Allen, who will meet with On Jan 4 1948 Burma became an independent nation after centuries ’Tuesday. Prices Effeotiva Jan. 4th — Jan. 9th tranquilizers, state police said. of influence and control by Great Britain. Standing at attention during Reagan Tuesday. But Reagan waved off The gunman, David Cushing, 31, of ceremonies in Rangoon marking the Burmese independence are S r persistent questioning by reporters on Virginia Beach, Va., was listed in Hubert Ranee, last British , and Sao Shwe Thaik, first presi­ that subject when he departed Palm Extended outlook Dworkin still 624 E. Middle Tpke. critical condition at the Greene County Springs and later when he arrived in Memorial Hospital in Catskill after the dent of the new republic. Washington. Extended outlook for New England Wednesday Manchester, Conn. siege ended. Reagan arranged to be briefed today through Friday: Police found Cushing unconscious on on events in Poland since he imposed MassarhusellB, Rhode Island and Connecllcul: frying to stop the floor after Burger escaped. Holiday trip ends in tragedy limited sanctions last week against the Fair -Wednesday. CJiance of rain or snow ’Thursday. Fair 643-7D27 Cushing was given oxygen at the scene Soviets. Friday. Daytime highs in the 30s and low 40s. Overnight CHERRONE and was rushed to the hospital. ABC News reported today that RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - Eight peo­ yards off Interstate 95 outside Richmond lows in the upper teens and 20s. Burger was taken hostage about 12:15 within a mile of Hanover Airport, where Schmidt, who has been vacationing in Maine, New Hampshire: Unsettled weather with p.m. when Cushing entered the phar­ ple returning from a holiday weekend in Florida prior to his official visit Tuesday development • ShopHte the plane was supposed to land Sunday periods of snow or rain. Highs in the 20s and 30s and lows macy and demanded drugs. Burger Florida were killed Sunday in a private to the White House, will propose having a East Httd.— Rt. 6 & 44A — Bolton plane that crashed nose first into a evening, authorities said. in the teens and 20s. refused and the suspect displayed a foreign minister from one of the Euro­ V erm o n t: aouding up Wednesday, a chance of rain ★ sawed-off rifle and took the pharmacist swamp in fog and drizzle. pean Economic Conununity countries Among the dead was pilot Troy Hanover does not have radio or' radar or snow showers ’Thursday, high in the 30s to around 40, By Paul Hendrie LIQUOR Cherrone’s Shady „ captive.. Leadbetter, 53, a prominent Virginia capability, but tower officials at nearby visit Poland. low in the 20s to the low 30s. Variable cloudiness Friday, Herald Reporter Liquors Glen construction executive who helped Byrd International Airport, who were in a chance of flurries north and west, colder, high in the An environmental activist persists in his attempt to S contact with the plane as it prepared to 20s and low 30s, low in the teens and low 20s. Democratic Gov.-elect Charles Robb block development of the Tolland ‘Turnpike Industrial - during his bid for the Executive Mansion land, said it didn’t report any probleins. Report cites Park by buying up the key 10-acre parcel sought by Super Discount Store last year. Leadbetter’s wife Shirley, 52, “Our last Communication with him Murder jury was at the final approach fix,” said ' Economy Electric Co. and son David, 14, were also killed. National forecast An offer last week by Michael Dworkin, a pharmacist Ine Wines and Liquor The identity of the other victims was tower team supervisor Bill Mawyer. He pot dangers said the plane contacted Byrd at about and head of the Manchester Environmental Coalition, to “Come Challange Us” in fifth day withheld today pending notification of UtUe Rock sy 51 8 .45 buy the parcel was denied, because Economy Electric 4:55 p.m., and authorities estimated the By United Press 58 44 .... relatives. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Daily or City & Fest Los Angeles r crash took place 10 minutes later. Louisville w 56 48 57 paid a $3,000 deposit first. State police spokesman Charles more frequent use of marijuana may Albuquerque pc « 37 .44 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The jury A state trooper who was the first at the Anchorage cy Memphis cy Dworkin’s attorney, Bruce Beck, sent Weiss a letter Vaughn said the victims had apparently produce a “chronic intoxication” that Miami Been pc 76 75 .... Cherrona’s TInw Has Come — We are now allowod deciding the fate of accused freeway scene said the plane crashed nose first Asheville sh s 30 30 80 late last .'week, complaining that selling the parcel on a gone down to Boca Raton, Fla., for the takes weeks to clear, an international Atlanta pc 15