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Apology Demanded Children Half to Death and and West Center 24 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Sept. 15, 1980 MACC News Alternative court program HiaurlTpBtfr hits seventh anniversary Sunny By >ANCV CARR primary problem seems to more about Honor Court hours mornings of after­ Increased cloudiness Kxrruti\f Dirrrior be alcohop can be and how to help, call noons. If you would like WEATHER today. Showers tomorrow. What is Honor Court? sentenced to Honor Court Ginger Smith, our coor­ more information just call Details on Page 2. Honor Court is an alter­ dinator. She's delightful, 649-2093. native sentencing program instead of jail. If a judge she’s experienced (she We are also short in the of the criminal justice feels that a more extensive most capably coordinates Emergency Pantry at YOLK HOMETOWIS ISEWSFAPER system operated in con­ exposure is wise, the per­ thd efforts of the 28 area Center Congregational junction with Alcoholics son arrested could receive churches in Manchester, C h u rc h . We n eed a Anonymous (AA). a suspended sentence with East Hartford, Bolton, ect. volunteer to help staff the What is the purpose of the condition that he/she whj participate with Pantry every other Iranfiorms commission attend Honor Court for 6 Honor Court? To introduce MACC in "nourishing par­ Tuesday between 10:30 those persons referred to months. ticipants physically while a.m. and 12:30 p.m. You the principles and outreach An average of U-IB men hoping that this evidence of will be working with services of AA, How does it and women are required by community support helps another volunteer sorting work? Let's take a look. the court to attend each them in their fight against food, stocking shelves, Joe Doe has gotten blind week. Honor Court of Cir­ alcoholism.” ) keeping records and filling drunk, smashed up the fur­ cuit Court 12 now is proud­ food orders as persons niture in the kitchen, ly housed in the new Call the MACC office 649- arrive. Call 649-2093 or 646- frightened his wife and courthouse between Center 2093 , 646-4164. Ginger wiU 4114 and ask for Fern. Apology demanded children half to death and and West Center. Three or soon be in touch with you' Thanks to Edgar and four of that handful will be tried to punch the police of­ Thank you Margaret Wasilieff for By I nilvd I’rcHx Inirrnational tions during the shah's rule. anywhere the Parliament deemed newspaper La Presse said Monday / serving “longer term" ficers when they arrived. •Welcome back to Nola their donation to MACC Iran's Parliament, in the first ac­ Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini suitable to help end the 11-month im­ Washington had conducted secret In speaking to Family sentences. Johannes, who along with Interfaith Day Camp. tion by the full assembly on the 52 omitted that point in a list of four passe. exchanges with Iranian authorities Relations Officer of Circuit Anyone and everyone is Elsie Jubinville, helps with Many thanks to Dan and American hostages, voted today to demands issued Friday. The families of the hostages said during the last three months to Court 12 (our court) Tom welcome to attend Honor the secretarial work. If the Lori Edwards for donating form a special commission to review With signs that Parliament was they were writing “privately as negotiate the release of the hostages kV Court held every Monday Elliott, his wife discloses children are all back to and delivering furniture the 318-day crisis. finally moving on the hostage issue, parents, wives and children.” before the Nov. 4 presidential elec­ night (rain, shine, and bliz­ even before Saturday school and you are looking donations. Tehran radio said the commission the families of the captive Rafasanjani said Monday two tions. zard) at 7:15 in the court night's explosion that John for a way to put off men­ Thank you to Claire Mrs. Virginia Smith, honor court coor­ memorate the seventh anniversary of the was approved by a “decisive Americans offered to participate letters from U.S. congressmen The article, which carried no o has been drinking more house. I would urge you to ding the summer damaged Enroth for the much dinator for the Manchester Area Conference founding of-the special court. (Herald photo majority." “directly and personally" in a settle­ asking the hostages be released dateline and quoted no sources, said and heavily, they are attend. You will be knees and jeans, we would needed children's clothing. ment leading to the release of the would be taken up in today's session the talks between the U.S. State meeting some of the most of Churches, poses with a cake baked to com­ by Burbank) But before the vote. Parliament falling into debt and the love to have you come in to We wish her the best of speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani said captives. of parliament, Tehran Radio said in family arguments are in­ dedicated and caring peo­ Department and former Iranian help in the MACC office 2-3 luck in her new home. Iran has not dropped a key demand In a letter delivered to Rafsanjani broadcasts monitored by the BBC in Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh creasing in severity and ple in Manchester, like London. for the hostages' release, that the Monday, the families of the hostages were aided by European in­ frequency, Dave, who has been run­ United States apologize for its ac­ said they were willing to go But he added: “The Majlis (parlia­ Mr. Elliott, after talking ning the meetings ever ment) cannot disregard condemna­ termediaries. to John and his wife, since they began here 7 tion of previous policy by the present At a press conference in suggests Honor Court. The years ago. He's terrific and I U.S. government.” Washington, Secretary of State Ed­ judge will probably con­ he cares. This weekend. Ayatollah Ruhollah mund Muskie said the Canadian sider several options. He You will have the oppor­ Khomeini omitted the apology de­ newspaper report was "inaccurate.” can fine John, give him a tunity to listen to men like mand, a major obstacle in earlier "I think it would be a mistake to jail sentence, or fine and Alan, the contractor, who The biggest name attempts to settle the crisis, as a con­ raise expectations,” he added, jail him both. OR if it is the spoke to us at last Monday dition for release of the hostages. referring to recent statements from first offense he can ask night's anniversary Rafsanjani also expressed hope the Iran indicating the parliament was Poor man^s hobby John if he is willing to at­ celebration. Alan, a man in littie computers^ U.S. media will convey the Majlis's preparing to move on the hostage tend Honor Court for the who a few years ago was ladio /haek Wayne Eadie of Pleasantville, N.Y. chairman of the reply to the message of the U.S. con­ issue. next six weeks. At the end "in the pits, so shaky that gressmen without any censorship. Muskie's cautious stance con­ Rathkamp Matchcover Society convention, heid in Hartford, of John's attendance at he had to drink his wine Neither the congressmen's letter trasted with that of President Carter dispiays a set of presidential matchcovers. The group is with a straw," is presently who said in Texas earlier in the day, Honor Court the Family — the second of two sent to parlia­ nameii for the late Henry R. Rathkamp of Newport R.I., a Relations Office will very putting up 85 new houses. "They (Iranian authorities) are ment — nor the Majlis response have founder of the society whose 250 members in the U.S. and likely recommend that the He tells the men and been released in Washington or making statements in Iran that court nolle the charge. women there, "You can TRS-80' VVord Processing System| Tehran. No congressmen have might very well lead to a resolution Canada call collecting matchcovers the “poor man’s hobby.” Are you asking what make it. This program can acknowledged writing the second of this problem in the future.” difference six weeks com­ help. These men and letter. In Iran, meanwhile, border clashes pulsory attendance at women will help you. Give The Montreal French-language with Iraqi troops continued today. Honor Court will make? it a try." Matchcover habit Well, for one thing John There are few will; every Monday night, fellowships as intensely Save ^200 this Month Only! listen to at least one and dedicated and caring as the a burning passion perhaps two AA members, AA fellowship. The ZBA approves recovered alcoholics, meeting closed last Mon­ You Get All This... The covers on display provided day with the Lord's HARTFORD (UPI) - They share openly and honestly, a past-and-present journey into their experiences with Prayer. Many of you are said the matchcovers on display • TRS-8016K Level II • 16K Expansion Interface weren’t worth much money, but American and foreign adver­ alcohol. Chances are one of familiar with the beautiful chamber move tising. Matchcovers promoting AA prayer, God grant me when Ralph O.E. Arnold lifted one those speakers may have • Line Printer IV & Cable • Two Mini-Disk Drives of them up to look, burglar alarms everything from "Chiclets” gum had a drinking pattern the serenity to accept the By MARY KITZMANIN "Taken on face value the ruling things I cannot change, VISA . rang in other collectors’ heads. to Avery’s Garage in Plymouth, much like his own. He will • SCRIPSIT"“ Word Processing Program Herald Reporter denies the obligation of the churches courage to change the "I had my eye on you,” Ray N.H., were exhibited.
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