PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., March 1, 1975 OBITUARIES Manchester Week in Review iiaturtjpHtf r lEiiftttnn Im lJi POLICE REPORT Mrs. Loiiis O. Favreau C. Roger Abler ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Carmel Appointment Brought Protest MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1975 - VQL, XGIV, No. 129 TOLLAND — C. Roger Ahier, promise to appear in court on Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES Salvucci Favreau, 57, of Suf- 47, of 8 Hurlburt Rd. died MANCHESTER March 18.' PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS field died Friday at Hartford Friday night at Rockville In Manchester government, disputes An antique weather vane The car was towed away. Hospital after a long illness. General Hospital. He was the teaches working skills to the handicapped Frank R. Simon, president of continued, but the participants changed. valued at between $300 and $500 • Lesley E. Butler, 28,of 109 She was the mother of Mrs. husband of Mrs. Alma and retarded. It contracts for jobs and Manchester’s Carlyle-Johnson Machine Mayor John Thompson and Director Carl was reported Friday missing by Spruce St. was charged with Maureen Stott of Rockville and Kunowsky Ahier. work projects. Co., was fined $500 in Hartford County Zinsser have been at odds over the parking Jay Stager of 30 Forest St. issuing a bad check on Friday the wife of Louis 0. Favreau. Mr. Ahier was vice president ✓ Superior Court on a charge stemming lot at Lincoln Center and a petition asking The Vane, a three foot by two at 10:45 p.m. She is also survived by three of marketing for LaPointe In from a strike incident at the company last Downtown foot copper horse, was stolen She was released on a $100 sons, two sisters, and two that it be put back in its original state. May. Ford Decision Expected Today dustries in Rockville. He was non-surety bond, and is to This week two other directors, Phyllis ’The Mayor’s Downtown Action Com Frederick Lowe Jr., \^ho is retiring as from the roof of the Stagers grandsons. born in New York City and lived appear in court March 17. a. Jackston and Vivian Ferguson, resign^ in m ittee, working since early 1972 to Manchester Community College president house. He told police that the The funeral is Monday at 9:45 in Maryland before coming to • Reuben Lewis, 49 of 100 protest from the-Board of Directors’ per revitalize downtown Manchester, heard a won the praise of the Democratic Town. thieves used a ladder at his a.m. from the Nicholson Tolland a year ago. He was an Diane Dr.,South Windsor, was sonnel committee, claiming the specs for suggestion this week that it combine Committee for the college’s involvement home to reach the vane. Funeral Home, Rt. 159, Suf- Arniy veteran of the Korean injured in a one car accident the post of personnel supervisor were forces with the Downtown Revitalization in community affairs and the committee Mrs. Horace Learned of field, with a Mass at ^ cred Conflict. Friday at 1;22 p.m. on Spring On Controversial Oil Duties tailored to fit Elizabeth Bauer, who was Task Force of the Greater Manchester Avon, form er owner of the Heart Church, Suffield, at He is also survived by three wished him well in the future. appointed to the position by Town Chamber of Commerce. Stager house, said that the St., east of Gardner St., police 10:30. Burial will be in St. sons, Roger C. Ahier, Brian Irene LaMay was elected president of WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford Anderson, chairman of the House Manager Robert Weiss. William Sleith, who has headed the weather vane was placed upon said. He was taken by am ^jostpone for 90 days all three $1 increases that my proposal to delay the imposition Mary’s Cemetery, Claremont, Ahier, and Keith Ahier; and the Democratic Club of Manchester. promised today to announce whether he Republican conference, hinted strongly Weiss denied the implication that the mayor’s committee since its inception, the former Cheney horse barn bulance to Manchester in the oil import fee, the first of which of additional oil tariffs is likely to be N.H. two daughters, Dianne Ahier will move toward a compromise with the that Ford would defer the final two $l-a- specs were tailored and said the charge is resisted the proposed merger. No decision about 1860. Memorial hospital where he went into effect Feb. 1. accepted.” Friends may call at the and Barbara Ahier, all at Democrats in Congress by postponing two barrel increases in the fee on imported oil unfair to him, to Ms. Bauer and to the was reached. Sports Although no estimate of the was admitted and is reported in Veto In Doubt Budget Director Jam es Lynn said (on funeral home Sunday from 2 to home; and his parents, Mr. and more increases in the fee that he recently — one that went into effect Saturday and board which conducted oral examinations weight is available, Mrs. satisfactory condition. ^ The President previously announced ABC’s “Issues and Answers” ) that when 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Emilien Rousse of Mon East Catholic advanced to the first imposed on imported oil. one scheduled for April 1. for the job. He said Ms. Bauer finished Learned said that it would The car was towed away by that he would veto the measure. But there the leaders met with Ford on Friday, the The family suggests that any treal, Que., Can. People round of the State Basketball Tournament Rep. John 0 . Anderson, R-Ill,, told But Anderson added, “ it’s much too ear first among the top five qualifiers. require at least two people to wrecker were indications from the White House President was asked to defer the $1 per memorial contributions may be A memorial Mass will be Manchester Police Capt. George P. Class A Division with a 56-45 whipping of reporters following a meeting between ly to predict if there will be a com Two government officials recommended remove it from the roofi He was charged with failure during the weekend that he might instead barrel increase in oil import costs made to the American Cancer celebrated Monday at 8 p.m. at McCaughey, a member of the local force Jonathan Law High of Milford. ’The Eagles Ford and Republican ' congressional promise.” to drive in the right lane and agree voluntarily to delay the next two fee scheduled to take effect April 1 and to Society, 292 S. Marshall St., this week that the town undertake at $25,- for nearly 30 years, was named acting will face Branford High Tuesday night at a leaders that the President intended to St. Matthew’s Church. Burial was given a written warning for Ford has until Tuesday to veto a con- increases. 000 study of the water quality and supply Arrests stop, retroactively, the $1 increase that Hartford. will be at the convenience of the police chief until Town Manager Robert site to be announced. made recently in- driving after drinking, police make his announcement at 4 p;m. EDT. gressionally passed measure which would to meet anticipated requirements of the elude: “I think the President got a very good took effect Saturday. The $1 fee levied in family. Weiss selects a successor to Chief James Cheney Tech made a valiant attempt but said. Court is March 10. Mrs. Margaret Jacobsen federal "Safe Drinking Water Act.” ’The input as to what course of action he would February would stand. The Burke-Fortin Funeral M. Reardon, who retired Friday. it wasn’t enough to get past the playdown • John J. O’Neill, 49, of 158 recommendation came from Jay Giles, take on the Democratic energy program, ’ SOUTH -WINDSOR - Mrs. Home, 76 Prospect St., Harold A. ’Turkington, in his 54th year as round in the Class C Division as Stafford • Joseph J. Fiumo, 27, of Returns from Camp David Walker St. was arrested on Manchester's Net Grand List Anderson said of the White House Margaret McCall Jacobsen, 82, director of public works, and Frank a Main St. businessman, rejoined Watkins High prevailed, 54-52. East Hartford, was arrested on As Ford returned from a weekend in Rockville, is in charge of charges of having a roaming meeting. He added that the Democratic of 59 Tallwood Dr. died Jodaitis, water and sewer administrator. Bros., the same firm he started working Manchester High, ranked 21st in the Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the Camp David, Md., a White House arrangements. dog. proposals “don't constitute a program.”' Thursday at a Rocky Hill con for in 1920 as a Manchester High School Class AA Division, begins its title drive Manchester Drug Store at 717 Adjusted to $288^919^663 spokesman, Larry Speakes, said “we’re There are no calling hours. The two dogs owned by “They were long on rhetoric and short Hit by Slump graduate. tonight against Norwich Free Academy at Main St. He was charged with right where we were Friday afternoon.’’ valescent home. She was the The family suggests that any O’Neill were allegedly snap on substance,” he said. “The great vice of widow of Magnus Jacobsen. The directors of Manchester’s Sheltered An estimated 1,535 Manchester people Windham High in Willimantic. fraud and deceit and conceal He apparently referred to the the memorial contributions may be ping at passersby on Walker St., the Democratic position is that there isn’t Workshop revealed this week that it,too, is were out of work in mid-January, the state Three Manchester wrestlers and five possibility that Ford’s veto of a bill, to Bom in Middletown, Mrs. made to the American Heart ment of material facts, police police said. Court is March 10." a iinitv of voices.” feeling the effects of the economic slump, By SOL R. COHEN the Grand List would generate $217,185 in postpone all the tariffs for 90 days would Jacobsen lived most of her life Association, in care of the Labor Department reported. ’The local East Catholic matmen advanced to cham said. He said the energy program devised by with its income down 50 per cent in the new revenue. contain a proposal putting.off the pending in Portland and Hartford, com Savings Bank of Rockville. jobless rate of 6.3 per cent was up from 5 pionships in their respective divisions with Fiumo allegedly gave a Two boys age 11 and 13 were Manchester’s net taxable Grand List, the House Ways and Means Committee “ is Together, they would provide $411,093 — increases for two months to give Congress ing to South Windsor eight last six months. The Sheitered Workshop per cent in mid-December. top placements in regional competition. druggist there a fradulent allegedly soliciting money from based on Oct. 1,1974 valuations and after closest to the President’s .” But, he added, the equivalent of about 1.4 mills. the chance to write some legislation. years ago. Before her retire- prescription, police said. Wells St. residents Friday all exemptions, adjustments and reduc it would come about too slowly to please Of the $145,773 cut from the Grand List “The President,’’ said L5Tin, “is prod . ment, she was emoloyed for 10 Mrs. E. S. Swider-Demko He was released on a $1,000 afternoon, police said. They tions, is $288,919,663 — a cut of only $145,- Ford. announced Jan. 29, only about $30,000 was ding Congress into action and I think years as a cashier’l l G. Fox & SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. surety bond for appearance at told people they were from the 773 from the gross Grand List announced by the Board of Tax Review, which held Sen. William Roth Jr., R-Del., said Sun Congress realises that action must be Co. She was a member of Eleanora Snetka Swider- the Common Pleas Court 12, Jan. 29. Renovation Put St. James School and were four hearings in February and day, “The White House has informed me taken now.’” Demko, 83, of 94 Brook St. died East Hartford on March 17. It is $4,440,438 or 1.5 per cent above last Friendly Rebekah Lodge of collecting for UNICEF. theninspected the real estate in dispute. Friday at Manchester year’s Grand List and is the basis for the Portland. After police picked up the two The greater part of the drop resulted Memorial Hospital. She was the 1975-76 budget and tax rate (to be adopted Survivors are 3 sons, Arthur At $1.7 Million • Herbert C. Fraser, 63, of on Spruce st., the boyradmitted from information sent the town by the widow of Stefan Demko. in May and to be effective July 1). The in Jacobsen of Rocky Hill, George 247 Highland St. was charged neither attended St. Jame's Motor Vehicle Department and from a few Born in Portland, she lived in crease is one of the smallest in recent Jacobsen of Ridgefield and with operating under the in School and the money was for- clerical errors found since the Jan. 29 the Suffield-Windsor Locks Manchester history and is directly at Ronald Jacobsen of Sandwich, Renovating and adding onto Other proposals given by fluence,of liquor after a one car themselves.. release of the Grand List. Kissinger May Resolve Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Aldo area most of her life. the Washington School and the Mankey were: accident Friday at 7:58 p.m. on The boys were referred to tributable to a dramatic decline in Decrease Broken Down Prario of South Windsor; 2 Survivors are.5 sons, Anthony West Side Rec on Cedar St. will • $1,200,000 for a new Rec Highland St., police said. juvenile authorities. residential and commercial construction. sisters, Mrs. Ernest Markham J. Swider of South Windsor, cost $1,680,000, according to building separate from the The car he was driving struck The mother of the younger Increases have been averaging 5 per cent The $145,773 decrease consists of $46,690 from real estate, $58,553 from motor Golan Heights Dispute of Portland and Mrs. Louis William C. Swider of Windsor; Architect Richard Mankey. , school. two utility poles breaking the boy, her son, and Patrolman or more a year. Staursky of Fort Pierce, Fla.; Stephen A. Swider of Windsor • $530,000 for renovations and second one completely off, John Maston, went to each However, payments in lieu of taxes on vehicles and $40,530 from personal proper United Press International muddy hills 12 miles north of Jerusalem in 13 grandchildren and 6 great Locks and Chester E . Swider of additions to Washington School police said. home and returned the money assessed values totaling $3,939,995, or an ty- Mankey gave this estimate to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who occupied Jordan to prevent new attempts grandchildren. West Suffield; 4 daughters, separately. He was released on a written collected. It totaled $1.92. additional 1.4 per cent, is reimbursable to The Board of Directors has to May 7 to a citizens advisory committee, returns to the Middle East this week to by religious Jews to establish settlements The funeral is Monday at 10 Mrs. Eleanor Mloganoski of • And $595,000 for Manchester by the state, as the result of a adopt budgets and set tax rates. Later this of the Board of Education work out another troop disengagement in defiance of a government ban. a.m. in Sun Chapel of Rose Hill Manchester, Mrs. Helen renovations to the old Rec new act passed by the 1974 General month, the town manager will submit his Thursday night. The board VERNON according to police who refused agreement between Israel and Egypt, The Jews are trying to force the Israeli Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Calabrese of West Hartford, building alone. Assembly. recommended budgets. On April 7, the retained him to study renova Jose Hernandez, 27, of 114 W. to release any other details. may also try for new Israeli pullbacks government to formally annex the Burial will be in Rose Hill Mrs. Ann Luczai of Enfield and Bentley will cost $790,000, board will conduct a public hearing on the tion work there as well as at the Roth is being held in lieu of Some Taxes Eliminated from Syrian territory, according to Israeli territory to prevent its return to the Arabs Memorial Park. Mrs. Mary Rzemien of Paw Mankey said. Main St., Rockville was manager’s tentative budgets. Following Bentley School. arrested early this morning at $1,000 surety bond at the Coven It provides for the elimination of local press reports. under a possible peace agreement. Friends may call at Rose Hill tucket, R.I.; a sister, Mrs. The estimate includes a new that hearing, it will conduct workshops on his home and charged with try Police Department for property taxes on business furniture, “It has bee^n learned that Kissinger is of In their second attempt in five months to Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Maria Pabich of Poland; 27 The state will reimburse the cafeteria and extensive its own budget. first-degree reckless endanger- appearance in Cotnmon Pleas fixtures, machinery and equipment the opinion that it is very desirable that a make their home on the hills, the Jews Rocky Hill, Sunday from 2 to 4 grandchildren and 20 great town $735,000 of the costs of the renovations. The state would Failure by the board to adopt budgets ment and carrying a pistol Court 19 in Rockville March 18. purchased after the October 1973 assess separation of forces agreement should be Sunday erected prefabricated homes and and 7 to 9 p.m. grandchildren. project on Cedar St., Mankey reimburse the town with $390,- and tax rates by May 7 would make the without a permit, police said. New MCC President Moves In ment date — with the state to reimburse achieved on the Golan Heights as well as tar-paper shacks but 150 soldiers, slipping The family suggests that any The funeral is Monday at 8!l5 said. 000, he said. manager’s recommendations the legal Mark A. Carilli, 17, of South the towns and cities the exact amount they Sipai,” the Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz memorial contributions may be a.m. from the Nicholson Hernandez allegedly fired ones. and sliding in ankle-deep mud, carried off St., Coventry was arrested eliminate. ^aid in a dispatch from Washington. about 50 demonstrators. made to a charity of the donor’s Funeral Home, Rt. 159, Suf several shots in his apartment, Dr. Ronald H. Denison mov^Sm a box • succeeding Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Friday on a court warrant Those values are assessed in the same But Israeli government sources said in ‘‘We shall return,” several choice. field, with a Mass at St. police said. No injuries were' Jr., who has retired. Dr. Denison was charging him with second- of personal items into the office of the manner as other personal property, but Jerusalem the time is not yet ripe for Joseph’s Church, Suffield, at 9. reported. demonstrators shouted, kicking and squir degree larceny by possession. president of Manchester Community president of Anoka-Ramsey Com aren't included in the Grand List. Instead, agreement with Syria. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s Political Leaders He was. released on a $1,500 Inside Today ming as the soldiers carried them to a William G. McBride The charge followed an in College when he officially took over munity College in Coon Rapids, Minn, they’re submitted to the state. Reimburse In Moscow, the Communist party Cemetery, Poquonock. surety bond for appearance in waiting bus. William George McBride, 85, vestigation into the theft of a th e presidency this morning (Herald photo by Pinto) ment to Manchester will be on the basis of newspaper Pravda Sunday renewed its at Friends may call at the Common Pleas Court 19 in Area Profile ...... Pages 4, 5 In Cairo, the Arab Boycott Office added fomierly of Notch Rd., Bolton, 1974 motorcycle valued at $900 the 1975-76 tax rate the Board of Directors tacks on Kissinger’s step-by-step Mideast funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Termed ‘Spineless’ Rockville on March 18. Business news...... Page 7 nine foreign companies to the controver and Manchester., died Friday reported stolen Feb. 9 from a will adopt. diplomacy, saying partial measures are no sial list of 2,000 firms’ blacklisted for and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to MCC calendar...... : .Page 15 night at Gospel Hall Hospital, Armand E. Corneau, 47, of Standish Rd. resident, police Based on the current 49.3-mill General substitute for a peaceful settlement. dealings with Israel, but removed 10 9 p.m. MACC new s...... Page 3 Longport, N.J. East Hartford was arrested at 9 said. The machine was found in Dr, Denison Assumes Fud tax rale, the amount reimbursable Pravda called again for the resumption others including three from the United NORWICH (UPI) - Sen. sky falls, it won’t be on the Carilli’s possession while he Indians sidelined ...... Page 11 Mr. McBride was bora Nov. p.m. Friday and charged with from the state would generate $194,108 in of the Geneva peace conference, including States. In Memoriam Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., politician. 27, 1889 in England and had intoxication and disorderly con was operating it Tuesday on new revenue. Turgeon mat ch a m p ...... Page 11 the Palestinians, which it said is “ the The U.S. companies cleared for business says political leaders who fail “I understand the PR (public Daly Rd., police said. lived in the Manchester-Bolton In loving memory of Edward A. duct, police said. The arrest Increase Noted Herald Angle...... Page 11 most suitable forum for settling the con in the Arab world were the American Madsen, who passed away March 2,1974. to face “the hard choices relations) onslaught to make On Tuesday, police charged area for over 40 years. He was stems from a complaint at a Rt. MCC Presidency Also based on the 49.3-mill General Tucker sets MCC marks ...... Page 12 flict.” Amtel Corp., Dayco Rubber Co. and needed to solve the nation’s rationing a dirty word. I un Carilli with operating an un employed as a foreman at Though his smile has gone forever, 83 business firm. Fund tax rate, the $4,440,538 increase in Israeli troops today guarded a group of Geralco Containers Inc. And his hand we cannot touch. economy-energy crisis” are derstand the PR onslaught to Cheney Bros, before his retire He was released on a $50 non registered motorcycle (two We shall never lose sweet memories. “spineless,” “subservient,” make oil import tariff look bad ment in 1957. He was a member Of the one we lovtd so much. surety bond for court March 18. counts) and operating without a Dr. Ronald H. Denison assumed his Rapids, Minn., where he has been presi and playing “chicken politics.” and a gasoline tax look good. I of the Gospel Hall of motorcycle license (two duties as president of Manchester Com dent of Anoka-Ramsey Community Wife, Children and ’The outspoken senator took a understand that chicken politics Counts), police said. Manchester. Grandchildren Norman Pomerleau, 44, of 35 munity College today. College since 1969. Dr. Denison received swipe at both political parties is PR,” Weicker charg^. Survivors are a son, William Birch Rd., South Windsor was Court for the operating The 44-year-old native of Kalamazoo, his BA degree in social science at Western in a Lincoln Day dinner speech He said inflation must be charges is March 11 and for the M. McBride of Talca, Chile; charged Friday with operating Mich., will be the local college’s second Michigan University in Kalamazoo and Friday before the Norwich defeated before jobs can be larceny charge, March 18. Trio of Self- Proclaimed Radicals and two grandchildren. a motor vehicle while under the president. Outgoing president Dr. earned his master and doctor degrees in Tickets Available Republican Town Ckimmittee. found. ’The Holmes Funeral Home, influence of liquor after police Frederick W. Lowe Jr . who has been MCC speech at Perdue University in Lafayette, Reservations are still “This country has a hell of a In an apparant swipe at 400 Main St., is in charge of observed him driving at Vernon president since 1963, will be retiring from fnd. available for the Gourmet Refreshments Are Served mess on its hands what with President Ford, Weicker said arrangements, which are in Circle, police said. the state community college system, but Dr. Denison, his wife Lorraine and their Dinner Thursday evening at Catching snowflakes is fun to do, Steve Gerich, left, of 44 crisis in energy, inflation and the fight against inflation can complete. He was released on $100 non has tentative plans to work as a consultant 16-year-old son, Kent, will live at 100 The Colony in Talcottville. Eldfidge St. and Mike Dahlem of 61 Eldridge St. opened jobs. All are capable of solu be won “not by WIN buttons, to the State Commission for Higher Shepard Drive in Manchester. An older Sought for Setting Shelton Fire surety for court March 11. their mouths wide this morning while walking on Main St. tion, but all are being chicken- not by taxing the poor, not by Proceeds from the dinner will Education. daughter is working in Minneapolis and politicked into permanancy.” interest rate sleight-of-hand, ^ benefit the Manchester during a brief flurry. (Herald photo by Dunn) COVENTRY FIRE CALLS Dr. Denison comes to MCC from Coon another son is in the service. X. Scholarship Foundation. Weicker said those who but by sacrifice—and for five ’Thomas M. Roth, 21, of 21 SHELTON (UPI) - Three men, “I said, ‘Just what I read in the papers.’ bulletin for three white males in connec Gov. Ella T. Grasso visited the town and Tickets are $20 per person. “avoid the reality of mandatory years. Russell Dr., Vernon was possibly members of the radical leftist Then he said, ‘Well, you’re going to hear tion with the explosion and kidnapping. called the situation “unprecedented.” Sen. For reservations, call 643- fuel conservation, continuation Weicker has spoken out MANCHESTER arrested today at 1:20 a.m. and group “Weathermen,” were sought today more about them’,” Ranno said. The men, believed to be driving an Avis Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., and Rep. 2372; of oil depletion allowances to against his own party on the Friday, 9:19 p.m. — gas Meetings charged with indecent and im in the abduction of three guards and set He said the abductors repeatedly rental truck, were sought as witnesses, Ronald A. Sarasin, R-Conn., said they encourage exploration and the state as well as national level. washdown after car accident on moral exhibition, intoxication Highland St. (Town) ting of a $10-million rubber factory fire. assured them they would not be harmed. not suspects, police said. would seek emergency aid. ABOUT TOWN necessity of a refinery in New During the elections in Connec and third-degree criminal FBI Special-Agent-in-Charge Thomas Ranno said he was told, “We don’t want to State officials estimated between 500 Police said the fire broke out around N ex t W^eek Mayor Urges ticut last fall, he criticized the VERNON Anarchists Freed England while maintaining an trespass, police said. Dugan Sunday said one of the employes hurt you because you’re working stiffs like and 800 workers would be idled by the fire. 11:30 p.m. Saturday after an apparent tipollution standards,” were party’s gubernatorial can Today, 2:21 a.m. — car fire in The arrest stems from a com kidnaped said the abductors mentioned the us.’; Labor Commissioner Frank Santaguida bomb blast in the brick building. Firemen Scheduled next week in the Support for A Creative Arts Festival will Mrs. Judy Marteney, director, “ spineless, subservient and didate, Rep. Robert H. Steele, .Henry, Park. (Rockville Fire plaint of a Swamp Rd. resident. former name of the band, which now calls Ranno said they were taken to a wooded said unemployment benefits would be said the blaze started in three different Manchester Municipal be sponsored by the Manchester 643-7277. hesitant,” R-Conn., for a tactic the Department) Building: Association for Retarded itself “Weather underground.” However, section of Monroe, five miles away, and made available to jobless workers im places. Scholarships Weicker, who as a member of senator likened to smear and in To Save Lorenz Citizens Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. he said he doubted the kidnapers were released. mediately. MONDAY, MARCH 3 Mayor John Thompson today Mizpah-Spencer Circle of the Senate Watergate Com nuendo, and then threatened to Plant manager Ellsworth Cole said, at Lincoln Center. The event is members of the far-left group but could Major Economic Blow 7:30 p.m. — Planning and proclaimed te month of March South United Methodist Church mittee became former Presi pull out of the party - and Lucky To Be Alive “Frankly, I don’t feel like talking about it. open to the public. not be certain until the suspects were cap “I ’m just lucky to be alive,” said Robert Mayor Francis Kelly said the firm was Zoning Commission, hearing as Manchester Dollars For will meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. dent Nixon's harshest critic, possibly run as an independent PINEHURST IS OPEN BERLIN (UPI) - The West German heading towards the Ethiopian capital of I don’t feel good.” tured. DeJoy, a bollerman, abducted with the the largest employer in Shelton and called room. Scholars Month. at Susannah- Wesley House of defined “chicken politics,” as in 1976 if the state GOP did not government today put aside its “most Addis Ababa. (See page 14 for other stories and An American Folklore Story the church. Mrs. Mary Mayo SUNDAY - 8 A.M. 'til 2 P.M. two guards. the loss of the factory “a major economic TUESDAY, MARCH 4 ’The proclamation coincides an ajijiroach to leadership institute reform s. He later serious reservations” and released five photograph.) Hour and Sing-a-long will be In Rome, Leonardo da Vinci airport of State police Sunday issued an all-points blow.” 9 a.m. — Board of Directors with the townwide fund drive will present a program on “57 which “sees to it that when the decided to remain in the party. imprisoned anarchists in return for a Flames Visible for 10 Miles presented Sunday at 3 p.m. in 400 OFF SALE on Broyor’s lea Cream con ficials said the Lufthansa captain had Comment Session, directors’ being run for the Manchester Famous- Americans.” promise that urban guerrillas will free the the Mary Cheney Library tinues until 2 P.M. SUNDAY. Buy % Qals. of requested and received permission to The fire, which leveled the four-block office. Scholarship Foundation Inc., he Hostesses are Mrs. Eva Christian Democratic candidate for factory pf Sponge Rubber Products Co., Junior Room for children age make a technica’ '^npover, but the jetliner 7:15 p.m. — Board of Direc said. this fine Ice Cream at PInehurst for $1.49 mayor of West Berlin they kidnaped five six .and over. > Murphy, Mrs. Doris Matthes, overflew Rome ,iiout tr^ng to land and continued to bum Sunday night, nearly 24 tors and Human Relations Com The mayor praised the adult gal. days ago. Mrs. Lorraine Champeau and Protest Short Day ______headed towa.d Libya. A Lufthansa hours after three explosions shook this in mission, hearing room. volunteers assisting the fund Mrs. Mabel Kuster. A Lufthansa Boeing 707, its tanks filled dustrial town of 28,000 and ignited flames DeMolay Mothers Club will At PInehurst, with ■ this coupon and any $5.00 spokesman in Athens also reported the 7:30 p.m. — Town Building drive. with 27,200 gallons of jet fuel — enough to visible 10 miles away. have a plastic kitchenware par BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A mostly from the city chapter of purchase... plane heading toward Tripoli. Committee, coffee room. He urged all town citizens to cruise for 12 hours — took off from As many as 1,600 people were believed ty Monday at 8 p.m. at the' group of about 40 Bridgeport the NAACP and Action for Heinrich Albertz, a Protestant pastor 8 p.m. — Board of Directors, support the program. Frankfurt’s Rhine-Main airport at 4:55 employed at the plant more than a year I^SQjijc Temple, E. Center St. The Rev. Felix Davis, pastor parm ts and community leaders Bridgeport Community ON ANY DOZEN OF and a former Social Democratic mayor of hearing room. a.m. EDT in a southerly direction toward ago, before B .F . Goodrich Co. sold it. The The event is open to the public. of Second Congregational have threatened weekly sit-ins Development, told Mayor West Berlin, accompanied the five WEDNESDAY Contract “increased an unknown destination. firm makes products for the automobile Refreshments will be served. Church, will lead a devotional at public schools to protest a Nicholas Panuzio Friday they released prisoners, as the kidnapers had 8 p.m. — Ice Rink Committee, and furniture industries. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The, Proceeds will benefit John program Monday at 1:30 p.m, in money-saving decision to close won’t stand for the closings. FRESH Release Promised demanded. The kidnapers said they did not coffee room. Pentagon has added $473.8 Mather Chapter, Order of Cronin Hall of Mayfair schools early on Fridays. They threatened to sit in The kidnapers, believed hiding in West consider Albertz to be a hostage, however. THURSDAY, MARCH 6 million to the U.S. Navy’s con DeMolay. Gardens. All Mayfair residents The Bridgeport Board of every Friday afternoon unless Berlin, said they would release 52-year old The five released prisoners, two men Ownership Changed in April 7 p.m. — Board of Directors tract with the Electric Boat are invited. Education recently voted to try the decision is rescinded. EGGS Peter Lorenz only after their five com and three women and allin jail for violent The factory was ow n^ by a division of and Board of Education, division of General Dynamics School board President Howard valid Sun., March 2 & Mon., March 3 rades have reach^ their final destination crimes in company with the Baader- the Grand Sheet Metal Co., which took, Blue Shutter Play and Learn to bridge their budget gap by At PInehurst with this coupon and any $5.00 hearing room. Corp. for construction of Tri School, a nursery school for closing schools a half-day every Zinner said the issue boils down and a West Berlin politician accom Meinhof band of urban guerrillas, were un over in April from Goodrich. A number of The Auxiliary of the 8 p.m. — Bicentennial Com- dent submarines. Rep. Edward four-year olds, will have an Friday until the end of the to a choice between the Friday purchase... panying them has returned home. armed. Before takeofl they searched the workers were laid off in the transition. mittM, coffee room. P. Beard, D-R.I. anno”nced open house for fall registration Manchester Memorial Hospital school year. closings or laying off teachers. Authorities said they did not know if four Lufthansa crew members to make Some are reportedly seeking restitution in Friday. Monday from noon to 2 p.m. at will sponsor an open hou^ for The parents and leaders. Lorenz was still alive. sure none of them carried a hidden court actions. Trinity Covenant Church, the public Sunday from 1 to 4 Three hours after the plane left weapon. Asked if disgruntled employes, who had p.m. The tours will begin from ON ANY 1 POUND Hackmatack St. Those wishing Frankfurt, West Berlin police broadcast a Ransom Paid been laid off, might have done the job or if the hospital cafeteria. message to the kidnapers saying that both SWEET APPLE CIDER more information may call A West Berlin police official said that insurance fraud may have been involved, the Syrian capital of Damascus.and the Li state police spokesman Adam Berluti NATURE'S ORIGINALS * BACON “it may be safely assumed’’ that byan capital of ’Tripoli had refused to let authorities also paid each of the five said, “In any case of this type, you would EAST STREET, ANDOVER a 649-3353 the plane land, and that the Boeing was • MacINTOSH •BALDWIN making easier decorations? released prisoners $8,750 ransom as explore all leads, all possibilities.” Pmny Lawson demanded by Lorenz’ kidnapers. Roy Ranno, 44, a security guard, said we have a wonriertui aaeortment ofr or: purchase the three intruders, wearing ski masks, nrinl figures a egg kNs Partly as the result of voter anger over • WINESAP valid Sun., March 2 and Mon., March 3, 1975 The Weather the kidnaping, Lorenz and his Giristian came up from behind and took the styrofotm a arWIdlal spring HOUSE PLANTS Democratic party won the largest bloc of employes by surprise Saturday night. lowers ^ Windy this afternoon and partly cloudy They quickly handcuffed and blindfolded OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • Handicrafta • Maerama Hangara PURINA CHOICE seats in the West Berlin House of Deputies a with the high in the mid to upper 40s. G ear in an election Sunday. The House of the employes and drove them away. One' “where • Large Aaaortmant of Colored Sand of the men carried a pistol. dollar’s CAT MORSELS 61* 1.00 tonight with lows in the 20s. Partly sunny Deputies chooses the mayor. Lorenz's par Ruins Left by $10 Million Fire FERRANDO ORCHARD 'Tuesday with highs in the 30s. Chance of worth a ty, although the electoral winner, lacked 'Abductors 'Working Stiffs' BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, QLA8TONBURY DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 85 from Manchestar, then left on Shop PlMhunt Sunday W 2 P.M. precipitation 20 per cent today, 10 per cent the seats necessary to make him mayor, This was the scene early Sunday in rubber plant. Three plant employes group called ‘‘Weather the miracle of maieitretf | dollar!” Ranno told UPI one of the abductors (3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant) London Rd., two stop signs, continue to second stop sign, tonight and Tuesday. Wednesday outlook: and is expected to have difficulty finding a were aMucted by the arsonists who Underground.” The hostages were Sowritown manchester^ Monday 9 A.M. W 6 P.M. asked him, “Have ypu ever heard of the Shelton following the bombing and turn right at East St. partiy cloudy and continued cold. coalition partner. claimed to belong to the revolutionary released unharmed. (UPI photo) 302 MAIN STREET Weathermen?” fire which heavily damaged a sponge " " ------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., March 3, 1975 — PAGE THREE The Lighter Side Ljfg^ Liberty and Pursuit of Ambulances
By DICK WEST members of the laity supporting because it would dry up a fertile In medieval days, such cases decided cases according, to the However, it didn’t mean very it. source of legal fees?” ' were largely the prerogative of king’s wishes, and kings were '"rhe first thing we do, let’s much until invention of the Art Exhibit Since the legislation would' “ Heavens no“ he knights errant. averse to paying damages for Walworth Atheneum and Harold Lehmann. kill all the lawyers.” automobile made possible the Recent paintings by Susan have cut down the nimber of exclaimed.“Fees are the last If a knight were smote by a whiplash among the lower Danew Jennifer Muller and ’The show’s theme is “Let us “King Henry VI,” Part II, rear end collision. Goldberg of New Haven will be heiynewly formed dance com Entertain You.” ON lawsuits arising front traffic thing we are thinking about. We rival’s lance during a jousting classes. The subcommittee for con Act I. on display at the Tower One The show will feature a male SOUTH MAIN STREET World Day of Prayer accidents, I asked a lawyer are fighting for a principle that match and went clattering to “Adoption of the Magna Car pany, “Jennifer Muller and valescent homes of the Division “That development opened, Gallery, 18 Tower Lane, New i/Friends,” will perform at the chorus ballet and a kickoff to Women all over the world will WASHINGTON (UPI) - A friend of mine whether at goes to the very heart of the the ground in his suit of armor, ta in the year 1215 finally es A Beautiful Setting of Special Ministries recently committee of the Virginia up a whole new field of human Haven from Thursday to May 6. Wadsworth Atheneum ’Theatre the Bicentennial with a George gather Friday to pray to torneys who voted against it American way of life. he could spring to his feet and tablished precedent under rights.” for Interesting conversa surveyed the Meadows to deter House of Delegates recently Miss Goldberg, formerly of Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. M. Cohan medley with a sur "Become Perfectly One.” You might have had a conflict of in '"rhe right to sue for whiplash cry “whiplash” This entitled which whiplash victims not only tion or to sell your point of mine the actual statistical need Manchester, is Uie daughter of prise ending. a|;p warmly invited to join the killed a bill that would have terest. is one of America’s most him to seek royal recompense could seek royal compensation Tickets are available at the view accompanied by for person to person visitation. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldberg of Besides Uie senior citizens, women of Manchester at noon created a no-fault insurance ‘"There is no conflict at all,” precious judicial liberties and for “pain and suffering.” but also could sue each other,” 1 was pleased to learn the, Atheneum ’Theatre box office Vic’s cocktails and Chef Working with the nurses 'and Wyneding Hill Rd. . . . „ . , at St. Mary’s in one great program in the state. he assured me. “It is clearly in must be preserved at all cost.” But vassals and foot soldiers my friend continued. lawyers are being high-minded ‘ and, in advance, at the the performance will include Paul’s creative soups and Viewing hours are from Wally Fortin, director of the ’rite 12-to-6 vote generally our interest to keep it from He pointed out that up until involved in mishaps in the ser “The latter principle has in their opposition to no-fault in Atheneum shop during regular exciting luncheons. names was secured of patients a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. museum hours. Senior Citizens; Mrs. Gloria pie are provided along with followed professional lines with being enacted.” the time of the Magna Carta vice of the king had little or no been retained in our own surance. For a while there I We can accommodate who have no one visiting them. The opening reception will be Benson, assistant director; and baby-sitting; please bring your lawyers on the committee op I said, “Are you lawyers commoners were almost totally recourse. Constitution and is now the suspected they were merely groups from a dozen to a Out of a total population of Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. Mrs. Jay DuPont, secretary. sandwich and a friend. posing the measure and against no-fault insurance excluded from whiplash cases. Courts in the Middle basis for retaining lawyers. being stiff-necked. Senior Citizens hundred or more. over 500 residents, 314 have no Miss Goldberg is a graduate Also participating in the show Variety Show visitors. Many are elderly, left of Manchester High School and will be Frank P. Latucca, coor The Manchester Senior Tel. 646-0103 alone by the death of friends Bennington College, Vt., and is dinator of the hotel and food Citizens will present their se and family; more tragically, presently studying for her service management program Service from cond annual variety show some have been written off and, master’s degree at Southern at Manchester Community 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 14 and 15 at East as the years slipped by, been Oil Our Connecticut State College. College. Catholic High School at 8 p.m. abandoned by family who have Save Reg. LOW She is presently teaching in Proceeds from the program moved elsewhere. an Prices SAVE ON HOUSEHOLD the New Haven and Waterford will benefit the food service Directing the show are Roger Some of these 300 men and Extra school systems. She has worked and Marci Negro. Kenneth program at the Senior Citizens CLEANING AIDS as an architect’s draftsman, an Center. women have been isolated not UMWIATHHfOTOCAST® Woods is the choral director. only by time and age but by assistant designer at the The show is being S le e ve lM S Susan Goldberg, artist language barriers. Three speak S h e lls Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart choreographed by Dotti G. ford, and in a graphic design French, five Polish, two Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner Perrett. By Pt^ular Demand, We Are Continuing Spanish, three Italian, and one 18 OZ. SIZE For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. During Monday night, rain or showers will be firm in Boston. Band presents “A Sentimental Pianists are Ida Cormier and Removes stains each speak only Greek or Our noted in parts of the west Gulf coast states and eastern Texas, while some snow falls in She has exhibited extensively Journey” featuring Miss Bobbi Bernadette Noel. Our Fantastic Weekly Specials! R e g u la r deodorizes. portions of the Oklahoma region and the northern Rockies. Mostly fair weather shouid including the Hartford Civic Rogers, Bob Tyler. This is a Hungarian or Ukranian. Others Reg. 69° ea. “CLIP & SAVE THIS AD” have physical handicaps that prevail elsewhere. Minimum tempe/atures inciude: (APPROX. MAX READINGS IN and Arts Festival, the Stalight benefit performance for the Others in the production crew make communication difficult; Music Festival, the New Haven Hartford Times Farm Camp. are: PARENTHESIS( Atlanta 23 (45), Boston 18 (33), Chicago 15 (31), Denver25 (62), D allas36 six are hard of hearing, six are neerz^p bL"k o r"pS e't Tr'^nt; S to XL. Arts Council, the Yale Univer Monday — Arnold Dean Stage manager, Marilyn M a - M a (51), Duluth 6 (26), Houston 43 (57), Jacksonville 32 (54), Kansas City 18 (38), Los Angeles Mia^s blind, two are suffering from sity Law School, and the emcees a program featuring Hagler; costumes, Anna Dem 48 (69), Miami 58 (72), New Orleans 40 (60), New York 18 (34), Phoenix 48 (85), San Fran multiple sclerosis, several are Manchester Memorial Larry Elgart and his orchestra, ko, Antonina Pouech, Teresa M cisco 45 (63), Seattle 39 (52), St. Louis 16 (37), Washington 23 (41). confused in both time and •I#* Hospital. and Henny Youngman for a Negro, Dorothy Brass and Phil Cuisine “The Family Restaurant" place. 16 0Z. Reg. 1.29 Her work is included in the Lions Club of Hartford benefit Brass, and Ann Lehmann; set 471 Hartford Rd. • Comer of McKee Street The most isolated of all are permanent collection of the performance. 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/ ■ ' i j l r PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 3, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 3, 1975— PAGE SEVEN iHaurlii’stpr Euriitim Hrralil “Oops!” • • two easy ways to 'Charge-lf MAX LERNER ^ 0 , OPINION BUSINESS COUPONS EFFECTIVE Watergate Punishment NOW THRU Who Was Derelict? w IRS Office WEDNESDAY Open Later NEW YORK - With the sentencing of so. Certainly the appeals process may MARCH 5th the four men convicted in the Watergate stretch out during this year and part of The Hartford office of the trial we reach the end of a political drama Internal Revenue Service has ON SALE NOW THRU The statemeht of CIA Director next, and conceivably Judge Sirica — who method of operation and undercover from which the m ajor actor has somehow has been overruled at times in the past— begun remaining open until 6:30 C/jp K*' c William Colby that “Any missteps by personnel are thrown into the dropped out. might be overruled again. But the strong p.m. Monday through Friday to (MAR.) WEDNESDAY MARCH 5th! ^ WITH THIS COUPON \3 ^ S> It is a case of a “Hamlet” performance provide add^ help to taxpayers the CIA were few and far between, spotlight of public scrutiny. probability is that these men, once so without Hamlet. As historical chance powerful, will in fact have to serve out preparing federal income tax have been corrected, and in no way The Congress has a standing com would have it, Richard Nixon was being their minimum terms. returns. Joseph J . Conley Jr ., IRS dis- justify the outcry which has been mittee supposed to monitor the affairs given a dinner party at the home of Walter Three key figures among them — Annenberg, whom he had appointed as Mitchell, Haldeman and Ehrlichman — \ trict director, said boTh raised” is worthy of a great deal of of the CIA. If that group has been ambassador to the Court of St. James, on have reacted to their ordeal In ilephone and walk-in RUG credence. derelict in its duty, we need not the same day that John Mitchell, H.R. characteristic ways. Stress and punish as'b^tance is being offered V TW I ■ LITE Haldeman, John Ehrlichman and Robert during the extended hours. The Appearing before a House subcom destroy the agency to correct it. ment bring out the diverse elements of K WINDOW SHADE Mardian were sentenced by Judge Sirica character structure. John Mitchell r e g u l^ R S hours at 8:30 a.m. YARN mittee investigating charges against Nor are we unduly alarmed by the to relatively severe jail terms. Not sur responded to his sentence with a jocular to 4:30 ^ • Room Darkening The Hartford IRS office is in LIMIT 3 M the intelligence agency, Colby fact that several congressmen came prisingly, he had no comment on the fate cynicism, noting that it was better than of his fellows. With him, as with them, it being sentenced to a lifetime with Martha, the federal biding at 450 Main protested that the spotlight being under the scrutiny of the agency was every man for himself. but the deadpan wisecrack couldn’t con St. Taxpayers In the Hartford turned on the CIA might destroy its because of their anti-war statements Looking back at the whole sto ^ , the ceal the bitterness. Haldeman, through his area may telephone 249-8251. ! i ------1 nation’s preoccupation with Watergate Outside the area, the toll-free effectiveness as a surveillance and es and fear that they were working with counsel, tried to shift the guilt to Nixon, never really focused on the fate of the falling back on the traditional defense of number is 1-800-842-1120. LIMIT 6 SKEINS iW ITH THIS COUPON pionage body. enemies of the nation. members of the Palace Guard, but on obedience to a superior. He is still the line- "Congress, should not throw the We do not,consider congressmen Richard Nixon himself. It mounted as long and-staff technician. c as the theme of the anguished national The response which has evoked the Resident Gets 70 yds. skei baby out with the bath water,” he sacro-sanct. If anything they should debate was his guilt and his impeachment. widest national comment was 7 lb. bag protested. be less involute than the ordinary With his resignation and Mr. Ford’s Ehrlichman’s, with his offer to do “alter Sales Award succession it would have mounted again ALL PURPOSE The CIA is an agency run by human citizen because of their nearness to nate service” as a land-use lawyer for the Jam es L. Richards of until the question of Nixon’s fate in the Indians in the Southwest — an offer he Manchester has been honored POniNG SOIL ; beings and as such is much likely to the heart of government. criminal courts would be settled. says he will carry out even though it was by the Residential Ceiling Thus, the turning point in the national • 7 lb. bag make an occasional mistake as any It should not be forgotten that rejected by the court. It could be a smart Systems Division of the crime-and-punishment story was not the public relations move, or it could be a sign other governmental body. Armstrong Cork Co. Inc. for LIMIT 2 BAGS M Benedict Arnold was A valued general Watergate trial but President Ford’s par of a genuine Dostoevskian conversion, or outstanding work for the com GRLON But we cannot expect it to function don of Nixon. With the pardon the storm for America’s revolutionary forces it may contain elements of both. pany. broke, but in time also the Watergate with any degree of efficiency if its before he finally betrayed his country. It is hard to see Ehrlichman as a Richards, who lives at 11 preoccupation broke. The rest was an modern Raskolnikov, in a new “Crime and G/iant C ity Academy St., was recently YARN 3 ticlimax . Punishment,” split between his past given the company’s WITH THIS COUPON superman visions of himself and his pre As the four defendants and their counsel President’s Award, which The sent meekness and desire to expiate his award included a com lined up before Judge Sirica for senten SAVE OVER 2 0 % crime. I found it equally hard to see Checking Impressions memorative plaque, $1,000 cing, the unexpressed thought both inside Charles Colson’s earlier conversion to Some Things Cost Less worth of Armstrong stock, a LIMIT 6 SKEINS, 5 oz. and outside the courtroom was that there religious penitence as a wholly heartfelt Tom Haworth of Manchester, one of the owners of the cashmere blazer, silver cuff — but for the grace of Mr. Ford — stood change, free of tactical dross. CREST Nixon. What clinched the conviction of the recently established Manchester Press at 143 W. Middle links and tie bar. None of these major Watergate figures Richards was selected for the four was the unanswerable testimony of strikes us as characters from Dostoevsky. Tpke., checks impressions on forms coming out of a small TOOTHPASTE award from a group of more The “odd couple” of economics — size frost-free model today sells for the telltale tapes. It would have clinched Most of them were extroverted per offset press at the commercial printing shop. Other • Regular or Mint Nixon’s conviction too, and their than 80 company represen 4 oz. skein inflation and recession — are pulling $299. sonalities, riding high in their time of owners of the business, which opened Feb. 10, are Dana sentences was all along the major figure tatives. A native of Michigan LIMIT 2 TUBES M power, and doubtless plunged into gloom Wheeler of Vernon and Judy Clemson of Manchester. The everybody’s pursestrings tighter. In the few years they have been on in the WaterMte coverup enactment; he City, Ind., Richards joine
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SCORE .m Pleau_____ Paces Murphy’s Late Charge ■ r , BOARD Indiana Win Away Birds Bank -i 3 ■ BOWING Whaler Win WHA EAST RESTAURANT- Don Logan W. L. T. Pts Fro m Big 10 Mark Snaps Victory Famine HARTFORD (UPI) — A goal just 15 seconds into the 4 72 On Palmer 137-386, Dom F arr 146-366, game by center Larry Pleau set the tempo and the New New England 34 23 Harry Buckminster 135-379, Cleveland 26 '33 3 55 England Whalers responded with a 4-1 World Hockey Chicago 25 37 1 51 NEW YORK (UPI) — The Baltimore Orioles are Jim Bell 154-148-426, Mike Association victory over the Vancouver Blazers Sunday Pagani 140-366, Larry Bates Indianapolis 14 44 3 31 NEW YORK (UPI) - Bobby Knight No. 4 Louisville wrapped up the readying a not-so-secret weapomto offset the New York ' Nicklaus said, “I saw the marshal wave his hand like night. called it. LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPI) — As the threesome of Jack 140-141-393, Ken Lynch 368, WEST Missouri Valley Conference title with Yankees’ off-season acquisition of Jim “Catfish” Hunter Goalie Bruce Landon T, Pts Last season, after Indiana had won Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Bob Murphy strode to the that, and my confidence went like that.” Gene Grillo 135-351, Bob Mike Webster, 32 (Ley, Selwood) W. L, a 92-73 rout of North Texas State — a healthy Jitn Palmer. fifth hole Sunday, Nicklaus was 15 under par for the tour The Golden Bear, who has not won since the Tournament 140-144-415, Joe Dworak 352, turned in a sharp effort in 8:19. Penalties — Cardiff, 7:06; Houston 43 20 0 86 the Conference Commissioners tour his second start of the Phoenix 32 25 6 70 behind 18 points by Ricky Gallon and nament and Murphy only nine. , Players Championship last Labor Day, paired the next Em il Palm ier! 135-144-406, Ley, 11:56; McCullouch, 14:34; nament for conference losers, Knight 15 by Wesley Cox. No one, not even Orioles’ always confident Manager Jeanot Wirtalla 353, Jim Evans season for New England. Minnesota 33 27 2 68 was outraged. As they tried to present . V. Earl Weaver, is overlooking the fact that the. Yankees “I felt like I was six strokes behind Jack Nicklaus and hole hut he three-putt^ both the 14th and 15th for bogeys. Ley, 19:19; Israelson, 19:19. In the Southeastern Conference 149-140-404, Frank McNamara Landon, who recently Second period — 3, New San Diego 29 27 3 61 Knight with a tournament trophy for greatly improved themselves this winter by winning the that is no place to be on a Sunday afternoon,” said Murphy. “When he three-putted on the 14th, I felt like it was my race, seventh-ranked Alabama moved 143- 142-414, Jim Lambert 351, returned to the Whalers England, Green, 4 (Pleau, Baltimore 15 43 3 33 which he had nothing but contempt, million-dollar “Catfish” Hunter sweepstakes. But what But the pudgy, beer-drinking Irishman birdied the fifth tournament to win,” Murphy said later. to within a game of the league title Ken Markstein 192-409, Dick after a brief- retirement, Karlander) 18:35. Penalties — CANADIAN many optirnistic Yankee boosters may have forgotten is hole, then mounted a charge that won him the $52,000 first But the Brooklyn-born eight-year pro still had to put W. L. T. Pts the Indiana coach found it impossible with a 100-75 victory over Florida, LaClaire 158-376, Jim Moore stopped 21 shots. Abrhamsson, 0:39; Fotiii, 7:04. to be a truly gracious winner. that the Orioles still beat out New York by two games in prize in the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Golf classio-his away Pearce, who stayed in it until the 18th and then hit 144- 356, RoUie Irish 143-381, Quebec 39 22 0 78 while No. 5 Kentucky kept its hopes Pleau’s goal was his 22nd Third period — 4, New the American League East last year despite getting an first win in nearly five years. his second shot to the lip of the cup for a birdie to tie Adolph Kuszaj 370, Chester Toronto 33 26 2 68 He could merely protest the fact In alive with a 109-84 drubbing of and came on a tip-in of a England, French, 10 (Green, injury-filled year from Palmer, Baltimore’s pitching Murphy shot a 68 for a total of 273, one shot ahead of Murphy. Nowicki 361, Dave Carlson 386, Karlander) 5:44; 5, Van- Edmonton 30 25 3 63 diana had even been forced to com Vanderbilt. The tie lasted only seconds, as Murphy laid a spectacular shot by defenseman Brad 27 27 4 58 pete in a runnersup tournament with: bellyreather. Pearce, who had 71 over the par-72 course, and two ahead Russ Willhide 178-397, Tom counver. Price, 4 (St. Sauveur, Winnipeg In the Atlantic Coast Conference, eight iron within two inches of the 17th pin for a birdie ^huetz 139-367, Alex Urbanetti Selwood from the right Vancouver 28 29 2 58 “We’re not losers.” of Nicklaus, who skied to a 73. McKenzie) 10:13. Penalties — North Carolina State, Clemson and I^almer, who because of arm miseries slumped to 7-12 three. He then needed only a par on 18, which he got in 151-403, Anton Mayer 137-174- point. Sunday's Results Since that day last March, he has Arnold Palmer, who had gone into the round three shots Fotiu, Jodzio (majors) 9:33. North Carolina finishe^in a three-way last year after winning the Cy Young Award in 1973, routine fashion. 441, . George May 385, Dave Score by periods; Shots on goal by: Minnesota 5, Toronto 3 been right. down to Nicklaus, carded a 74 and was six strokes behind tie for second place, but the defending pitched batting practice for the first time this spring at the It was the first win for Murphy since the 1970 Greater Viara 144-370, Ed Doucette Jr. Vancouver 0 0 1—1 Vancouver 9 8 5—22 Edmonton 7, Baltimore 2 Indiana’s 28 victories this season all Murphy. Miller Barber shot 68 and was fourth at 276. Lee San Diego 4, Winnipeg 4 national champion Wolfp^k lost the' Orioles’ Miami training camp Sunday and looked im 140-393, Frank Blank 145-405, New England 2 1 1—4 New England 4 7 10-21 have looked remarkably like Satur Trevino shot a 66 and was tied with Hale Irwin (70) for Hartford Open, and he said it was a long time coming. New England 4, Vancouver 1 coin-flips for the all-important tourna pressive. “In that time I probably finished second 15 times,” he John Brem ser 135-150-394, First period — 1, New Goalies: Vancouver, day’s easy 86-78 win over Ohio State. fifth at 277. F rank Calvo 147-350, Jim England, Pleau, 22 (O’Donnell, Houston 4, Indianapolis 3 ment seedings. said. “I was beginning to wonder if I would ever win McLeod; New England, Lan The top-ranked Hoosiers, winning “He appeared real loose and threw hard without much Murphy had plenty of help from Nicklaus, who admitted Stanizzi 148-414, Keith Dashno Selwood) 0:15; 2, New England, don. A—9,202. Phoenix 5, Chicago 0 giving away at least four strokes. again.” their second game sincq losing Scott Consequently, the Wolfpack was effort,” Orioles pitching coach George Bamberger 390. NHC grouped in the same bracket with The tide really began to turn on the 12th hole, where Murphy was dressed in green and credited Irish luck for May with a broken wrist, coasted (UPI photo) reported\^‘You can’t really tell how much until we start Division 1 Maryland. jy Nicklaus “felt like I had the tournament in my pocket” his eight iron on the 17th. POWDER PUFF - Charlotte comfortably through most of the se playing games, but right now I’m encouraged by Jim ’s per When someone suggested it could have bounced into the W. L. T. Pts cond half with a 19-point lead before formance.” after birdying the 9th, 10th and 11th holes. Ferguson 176-458, Ginny Barry Tucker Bright Spot Philadelphia 38 17 9 85 In Saturday’s games, David Thomp Manager Welcomes Newest Met to Camp rough instead of to the pin, he said; I guess when you’re the Buckeyes made the final score a “I had a chance to shut the door,” he said after finishing 199, Lillian Harpin 462. NY Rangers 31 20 13 75 son scored 36 points in his Reynolds Meanwhile, the Yankees; definitely a major threat to the bit more respectable. third,'two shots behind Murphy and a stroke behind Eddie Irish they don’t bounce the other way.” NY Islanders 27 21 16 70 Coliseum farewall appearance as the Orioles’ domination of the AL East after the winter MERCANTILE - Pete Dave Kingman, acquired from San Francisco, is welcomed into the New York Mels' Pearce. “I didn’t shut the door.” He said after the ball nested on the lip of the cup, Atlanta 26 24 13 65 It was Indiana’s 31st straight vic sixth-ranked Wolfpack rolled over acquisitions of both Hunter and rightfielder Bobby Bonds, “Nicklau said, ‘Nice shot.’ Arnold Palmer said what did Brazitis 137, Walt Jacy 135-364, With Cougar Squad tory, including the three in last spring camp at St. Petersburg, Fla., by Manager Yogi Berra. Kingman is expected to Instead Nicklaus drew a seven-iron on the tee of the 189- Division 2 North Carolina-Charlotte, 103-80. No. give the club the long ball. have a logjam at first bqse which will likely make a per yard par-three hole and belted it over the gallery and the you hit? I said; “I hit a super shot.” Dave K rinjak 135-371, Don W. L. T. Pts season’s CCA tourney, and the 12 North Carolina edged Duke, 74-70, Mathiews 139-383, Dick Krinjak manent designated hitter of Ron Blomberg. cart path out of bounds for a double bogey five. Tops in percentage shooting, both from the line and the Vancouver 26 6 68 Hoosiers can tie the record for con and NpM3'Clemson blasted Biscayhe, 136-139-407, Ken Montie 136-145- Chicago 28 7 67 Blomberg, who has been platooned in years past, had 383, Hank Michaud 147-379, Sam field, during the 1974-75 season with Manchester Communi secutive wins for a Big Ten team by 93-59. St. Louis 27 12 60 winning its next game. hoped to land a steady job at first base this year. That, Little 145-148-400, Mick Holmes ty College was Tom Tucker. 38 6 42 3 Minnesota Steve Green and guard Quinn In the Pac-8, No. 10 Oregon State however, was before manager Bill Virdon threw last 135-153-411, Ed Tomkiel 154-380, Kansas City 42 8 36 Minor Back Problems Mel Burbank 169-399, Stan Jar The former Manchester Buckner led Indiana with 29 and 19 kept its hopes of tying UCLA for the y ^ r ’s DH, Roy White, into the first base sweepstakes High standout was one of the Division 3 conference title alive with an 86-78 wftich also include incumbent Chris Chambliss and recent Ybu can't find Ashe^SiocktonTriumph vis 352, Harry Buckminster 352, W. L. T. Pts points and Bob Wilkerson had 14. victory over 20th-ranked Washington acquistition Bob Oliver. Pete Larson 354, Russ Wilson few bright spots in an Montreal 38 11 16 88 Meanwhile, second-ranked 367, Nick Twerdy 367, Bill otherwise sub-par season and No. 12 Southern California routed Affect Yaz and Tiant a better place Los Angeles 35 12 16 86 Maryland and third-ranked UCLA “It looks like this team has a chance to go all the way,” Sheekey 370, Jeff Miller 375, Ed which produced just six vic California, 82-59. Pittsburgh 29 22 13 71 tuned up for post-season play with Blomberg said, “so it’s up to each guy to do the thing he or a better time Ralph 380. tories in 25 starts. Detroit 18 36 10 46 one-sided victories. The Terps, with a No. 7 Arizona State clinched the WINTER HAVEN, Fla. within a day or two. He will up. Until then, I won’t know can do best. I guess the Yanks feel the best thing I can do is to care lor On World Tennis Tour Washington 6 55 5 17 T u c k e r, 6-3 and 190 first-round bye in the Atlantic Coast Western Athletic Conference crown Division 4 (UPI) — Carl Yastrzemski not be ready for Thursday’s how it’s going to be.” hit and with three first baseman and Bonds in centerfield, I pounds, canned 98 of 120 free Conference free-for-all, dumped it on with a 114-80 romp over Colorado guess I’d better donate my gloves to charity.” your Honda. NEW YORK (UPI) - A pair over when we got to the Australia wound up a 4-0 COUNTRY CLUB - Nondo W. L. T. Pts was expected to take part intra-squad game or the However, .Johnson Annulli 354, Ted Backiel 366, throw attempts for a 78.4 East Tennessee State with an 104-87 State, while No. 11 Texas-El Paso was today in the re p la r Boston exhibition season opener remains optimistic that Elsewhere around the Grapefruit League circuit, Boston Winter It's the best time to see of Americans, Arthur Ashe and tiebreaker,” -said Stockton, a triumph over New Zealand in Buffalo 39 12 13 91 victory behind 21 points by John us for expert service on your the Eastern Zone final on Sun Fred Baker 375, Larry Bates percentage and from the Boston 34 19 11 79 dropping a 65-54 decision to Brigham Red Sox pre-season drills Friday between the Red Sox Wise will be a major figure Red Sox veteran slugger Carl Yastrzemski missed Sun Hondd. We’ve got Honda-trained Dick Stockton, are the latest resident of Dallas. "I thought I Lucas. personnel standing by ready to winners on the World Cham could get blitzed 7-0. I had so day when Ken Rosewall out- 156-135-420, Ken Bennett 147- field hit 152 of 339 tries for Toronto 25 29 11 61 Young. No. 18 Arizona topped here. and the Detroit Tigers at on the Boston mound this day’s workout because of a strained back muscle, while v/ork on your bike. . . at a nice, pionship Tennis tour, and for many opportunities and wasted duelled Brian Fairlie, 6-1, 9-11, 152-409, Carl Bolin 355, Bert 44.9 percent. California 16 38 II 43 UCLA clinched a tie for its ninth Wyoming, 92-74. The Veteran first Chain o’ lakes Park here. year. “There’s no doubt in shortstop Mario Guerrero still hadn’t reported — low pnce! And since we're a Davis 170-147-427, Ding Farr straight Pacific-8 title with a 93-59 Honda dealer, we care as much both it was simply a matter of them that I couldn’t see how I 7-5,9-7, in fours and 15 minutes. Sunday's Games No. 9 Marquette rolled to its 10th baseman-left fielder missed my mind that he’ll be able to becoming the first Bosox holdout since Sammy White in about your Honda as you do 135-381, Len Giglio 154-378, Sal The tall hoopster scored triumph over Stanford. The con Rick Wise is another ques refusing to fold. could win the match.” Onny Parun of New Zealand led Boston 6, Chicago 2 straight victory, beating Oklahoma practice Sunday due to pitch his usual 200 to 250 in 1957. And that's a lot. We call it Australian substitute Geoff Lombardo 372, Pete Staum 352. 402 points and collected 176 Pittsburgh 8, Rangers 6 ference tie virtually guaranteed the tion mark on the pitching Hondacare"* Come see how Ashe, from Miami, dropped Smith did jump off to a 3-1 strained back muscles, suf nings this year,” Johnson Other notable still-unsigned players include Oakland good it is. rebounds. His-■ two-year Islanders 3, Buffalo 3 City 86-65. roster. his first set to Dutchman Tom Masters, 6-3, 10-8, when it was Bruins a berth in the NCAA tourna fered Saturday after an said. Athletics’ shortstop Campy Campaneris, reportedly asking lead in the tiebreaker and was HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Cathy Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 2 Okker, who was playing before cancelled because of failing' scoring totals' were 655 ment. Marques Johnson scored 15 No. 14 Penn clinched the Ivy League The 29-year-old owner Charles 0. Finley for $100,000; Cleveland Indians" still ahead 6-5 before Stockton Keegan 125, Inez Babineau 126- Atlanta 4, Kansas City 0 hour’s workout with a lead- an enthusiastic home crowd in light. points and 15<^ points per first-half points to spark the UCLA crown with an 89-59 rout of Brown and righthander missed much of The biggest question mark rallied. 360, Dot Christensen 126, Val Vancouver 7, W ashin^n 3 weighted bat. outfielder Oscar Gamble and their newly acquired first Rotterdam, but rallied for a 3-6, game. / TOM TUCKER triumph, while teammate Dave No. 18 New Mexico State topped last season because of torn is shorbstop Mario Sady 346. Toronto 5, Detroit 4 Yastrzemski responded to baseman Boog Powell; pitchers Andy Messermith and 6-2, 6-4 victory in the Green Both Ashe and Stockton Meyers finished with 21. Guerrero, who has been earned $12,000 for their vic Bradley, 64-54. heat treatments over the shoulder muscles in his Tommie John and outfielder Bill Bucknei' of the Los group competition. HOlVDACAFtE" tories. Softball Umps Tucker's credentials were weekend and Manager pitching arm. The former totally out of the reach of Angeles Dodgers; outfielder Dusty Baker, third baseman Stockton had to survive a St. Louis Cardinal has been team officials. Guerrero After dropping the first set, impressive enough to earn a Darrell Johnson said the in Darrell Evans, pitcher Max Leon and catcher Paul MANCHESTER tiebreak in the Red group final EASTERN - Amy Pirkey 128, Pet. G.B. throwing but has yet to put failed to come to terms with Ashe jumped to a 3-0 lead fti the To Hold Clinic berth on the Connecticut ■Sets Record' jury was not serious. Casanova all of the Atlanta Braves. M at San Antonio, Tex., to beat Jean Michaud 362, Terry Hin New York .708 - the arm to the test. HONDA second although Okker had a son 349, Barbara Hinsley 346, Conimunity College Athletic Hoop Pitcher Luis Tiant has management before March Among those players agreeing to terms Sunday included lanky Stan Smith, 7-5, 2-6, 7-6, Three slow pitch softball um Kentucky .692 1 ATLANTA (UPI) - Lanky R.I., scored two goals Sunday 24 ADAMS STREET game point in each of the three Lori LeBlanc 340, Jane Smith A3sn. All-Star squad. scored by a U.S. citizen in a 4-0 also been victimized by back “One of these days,” Wise 1, making him the first Red California Angels’ second baseman Denny Doyle and relief for his first tourney success of piring clinic dates have been set St. Louis .353 24 Curt Bennett, who developed night to set a National Hockey shutout by the Atlanta Flames MANCHESTER games. by Carl Silver, Amateur Soft- 340, Mary Burgess 345, Joan Contest pains but is expected to start said, “I’ll pop the ball and Sox player in 18 years to pitcher Dave LaRoche, acquired from the Cubs last the season, and even he thought Only onCe in the last 23 Memphis .303 26Vi his hockey playing skills on the League record for most goals over the Kansas City Scouts. earn the tag of “holdout.” . In the decisive set, the only ball Association commissioner Simmons 151-373, Beverly Virginia .212 Z2V» his throwing workouts see how my shoulder holds Friday, plus Los Angeles Dodgers’ shortstop Bill Russell. he was finished at the start of games did Tucker fail to Foul shooting contest for ages ponds and rinks of Cranston, service break came in the 10th in Manchester. Pohlman 184-138-157-479, Mavis West the tie-break. 8-10 andr 11-13 will be held game as Ashe ended the match. The sessions to be conducted Small 152-157-138-447, Judy reach twin scoring figures. Pet. G.B. “I thought the match was Wednesday night at 6:15 at the In Davis Cup action. by Bob Parizeau and Dave Desrocher 142-135-405, Barbara He averaged 16.8 points per Denver 50 .746 - Community Y. A foul shooting ’iWkington will be held each Clark 137-345, Dot Kershaw 342, game this season and San Antonio 41 .603 9W contest for ages 15-17 will be A voLKSWAAtN coar. night from 7 to 9 at the West Marie Galloway 139-366, Pat averaged 7.3 rebounds. His Indiana 34 .531 14V^ held Thursday, March 19, at the Side Rec. Price 126-125-369, Barb Utah V 30 .462 19 free throw attempt and same site. Children may sign up Candidates should register Callahan 137-345, Agnes San Diego 27 .397 23t4 number of points from the now at the Y office. with' Silver at the Recreation Claughsey 342, ^ in a Adaschik 15-foot line were both new Sunday's Results 135-351, Mary Simmons 348, Department Monday through MCC records. New York 111, Memphis 87 Friday by phone at 646-6010. 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------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,-— ------Conn,,------Mon.,J------March------T 3, —J 1975 - — -PAGE FIFTEEN Radical Group < 3 . MPWQ History Democrat Dinner Dartmouth Professors Integrate Computer into "^Courses BRENDA W. ROTZOLL NCWd Of Violence ble because of the work a tral computer at the same time, less expensive version,” Byrne out to be so simple a student HANOVER, N.H. (U P I)-O n word commands such as “stop, gave the school a new $2.5 to the U.S. Naval Academy at Highlighted with decade ago by two Dartmouth while it seems to each user he said. could learn it in two hours,” he CAPSULEP United Press International most college campuses run, print, end, list, read, write, million computer. Annapolis. professors—John G. Kemeny, has exclusive use of the system. Kemeny and Kurtz felt one said. , The “Weather Underground” students head for the library to scratch, go to, sort.” Another “The Dartmouth Time The system has a library of now president of the college, And they invented a computer reason it was impractical to in It now is the most popular made ts reputation as a violent work on assignments. At Dart important word is “let,” as in sharing System was raised in a Bailey Appearance and Thomas E. Kurtz, now language, called BASIC, which troduce students to the com 800 programs which can do radical group by planting mouth they are apt to head for language worldwide for use in mathematicl formulas like “let college environment so our director of Kiewit. lets computer users give com puter was that the language anything from help design bombs in major government the computer. time-sharing programs. It is X equal Y.” applications are peculiarly They did two things that have mands in simple english instead was too complex. bridges to send out town water and corporate offices, including “We feel we’re just as impor powerful because of its range of General Electric picked up suited to a college en Thinking Ahead Urged helped revolutionize the com of complex mathematical for “They tried to design a commands. With it, for exam bills to play word games with the U.S. Capitol, the Pentagon HARTFORD (UPI) - bring $50,000 into the party tant a part of the education the time-sharing program, vironment,” Byrne said. It has BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - Sen. Mike Mansfield, D- puter industry worldwide. mulas. language using simple English ple, you can edit texts, work in children—a good way to get and offices of International Democratic State Chairman coffers. program as the library,” said copied it around the country, been leased to prep schools Mont., said Sunday the United States should think ahead They worked out a time “MIT had done some work on words to transmit commands to graphics and retrieve informa them interested in using a tool Telephone and Telegraph. John M. Bailey left his hospital New Haven Democratic Thomas Byrne, assistant direc and was so pleased it entered around New England, to sharing program which allows time-sharing. We tried to do a the computer. BASIC turned tion. which can give help in almost about the consequences of its policies at home and abroad. The people who apparently bed to tell cheering Democratic Town Chairman Arthur T. Bar- tor for administration at the into a thrfee-year research several major companies, and any field. many people to use a large cen- BASIC uses self-explanatory project with Dartmouth and Mansfield said, however, he believes the nation will used a bomb or bombs to start a supporters ‘^When we draw bieri and his Bridgeport Kiewit Computation Center. withstand the “adversity of the present” and find fire Saturday that destroyed a together, we win.” counterpart, John J, Luckard, More than 90 per cent of the leadership in the Presidency and the Congress because it sponge rubber factory in a Bailey, who has been also boycotted the meal. roughly 4,000 Dartmouth “has to.” small Connecticut city claimed hospitalized for three weeks for Mrs. Grasso used the occa students make use of the com The Senate Democratic leader made his remarks in a to be members of the left-wing treatment of throat cancer, sion to attack former Meskill puter and more than 150 I Wm Big Savings all This Week ... More Proof lecture delivered in honor of his long-time friend and group. spoke in a faltering voice Satur for leaving her with what she courses use it as an integral mm it p a y s t o s h o p t h e f in a s t w a y : colleague, retired Sen. George D. Aiken, R-Vt. The Underground was last in day night to party faithfuls called an $85 million state part of the course. the news when it claimed attending the annual Jefferson- budget deficit. “One man computerized Covering a wide range of topics, Mansfield attributed Jackson Day Dinner. much of the nation’s problems to it’s emphasis on military responsibility for the Jan. 29, “I can honestly say that after some lectures so they were self 1975, bombing of the State His voice cracking and at seven weeks in office, I know teaching. T^is gave him two spending and to the way laws have been executed in the Department and for planting times barely audible from the everything I always wanted to hours to lecture about things he Hl-C Mm Finest ill Green I past few years. dynamite in an Oakland, Calif., middle of the Hartford Hilton’s know about the Meskill ad- never had time for before,” 31* off induction center. banquet room, the 70-year old ministraHon...but was afraid to Byrne said. Fruit Faciai i Giant ^ The organization started as chairman said, “When we draw ask,” she said. Courses involving complex Murdered Consul Buried together, we win. We win big.” CORDOBA, Argentina (UPI) — Two jeeploads of army the “Weatherman” and was Meanwhile, Connecticut computations can give more Drinks Wm Tissue ! Peas formed on the wave of antiViet- The legendary Bailey’s most Republicans gathered for two realistic problems. One student troops guarded the gates of San Geronimo cemetery. 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DID you • THAT co u ld MV WORD.TWIGSS, HOLD IT- ALL I ASKED FER YOU SHOULD SEE HOW u j d (n v o u -- it v v c x jl p n ’T 1-n o . t h a n k s , RAKTOFWHATHE HBE/ VVAS A SMILE-DONT 2tKV ABOUT ' LET BE RIGHT HOW CAN YOU M B E a n y f u n 60IN S ON ;eLVS.''WOUL SAIP ALMOST CON MORIARTY QtGGlB-: CIVILIZATION BUSTER liKir GET CARRIED ANNAY/ A HIKE TOOAV--rrs / H A N E C O V V IN C E D M E T O 3-3 ® 1I7J ty NEA. Inc. 5 iV 'x > r* ^ Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Business lor Rent 55 Dogo-BIrds-Poto 43 MICKEY FINN LARGE five room flat, first SHARE OFFICE space with ac BY HANK LEONARD DOG-CAT boarding reser floor, Mr. Clean condition, '2 m m i f i m m s countant. Excellent location for vations. Combined inside/out- bedrooms, storage, park 2 cars. Five-room townhouse apart attorney, real estate, in side runs, partitioned privacy, $225 per month. Lease, security ment, IVk tiled baths, 2 air- NO, I'M NOT/ HE ALSO CONFESSED TO WELL— THE^ HALLIGAN— I WANT Y OKAY surance, etc. 649-1680, 649-3549. MCKENZIE HAS germicidal lighting. Canine deposit. Keith Real Estate. 649- conditioners, wall-to-wall THE MURDER OF SLICK STATE WILL TO SEE MRS. ROCCO / PHIL— I'L _ .•V Holiday Inne, .2M Sheldon Road, ENTERED A CUTTER. HE TOLD THE GIVE HIM ^ BEFORE SHE'S SEND FOR 1922. 646-4126. carpeting, full basement, .EXCELLENT location, 500-1500 PLEA OF a u i L T y J Manchester, 646-5971. D. A. THAT HE'LL DEVOTE ABOUT THIRTY X RELEASED/ heat, hot water, appliances. square feet, heat, janitor, HIS LIFE IN PRISON TO MANCHESTER GARDENS- parking included. As low as $75 PRAYER AND RELIGION/ SYUITE STANDARD poodle puppies, One or two bedroom Adults only, no pets. per month. Call 649-5334, 643- POSSIBLY’ black. Mother champion. Non- This demonstrator is now on sale. It was previously driven by Matt Moriarty Jr., Vice THE CLOSE CALL 3-3 25&S.V apartments, in beautifui coun 7175. t '.nh—> .. T. N. .1 P* C IIDSyNEA VK Rti jS P» on J-3 allergetic. Very reasonable. try setting, walk to everything, 649-7620 President of Moriarty Bros... Call 646-1831. $164- $184 monthly includes BOLTON NOTCH, highway heat, hot water and appliances. In addition to all standard Continental luxury features, equipment Includes: iocation across shopping CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE FRIENDLY Labrador, needs Superintendent, 646-OOW. Equal MANCHESTER - Four-room center, 4,000 square feet ■k AM/FM stereo radio -k Electric sunroof loving family with big yard. housing. apartment, heat, hot water, building for professional offices BUT YOU Call 646-5847 after 6. ★ Anti-theft alarm system ★ Dual exhaust system IT LU COST VER BOSS, BY THE PROPHET! / BUT THAT WOULP SINK. \ stove, refrigerator, centrally or saies. Four acres industriai PRINCE YUSEF,#25,000 a s r e e p t o IF PRINCE YU5EF / PRINCESS JASMIN-AND HIS \ SIX-ROOM, downstairs apart located. Security deposit. Call commercial, storage buildings. ★ Cruise control ★ Appearance protection group FER THIS LITTLE LADVi TAKE YOUR WISHES, HIS YACHT'S HOPES OF 6KABBIN6 HER j FREE PUPPY - Beagle type, ment and garage. Central. 875-3503 after 6. Phone, 1-2234460. ★ Rear window defroster ★ Tilt-wheel steering wheel cu r LATER- ROCKET# CAN BLOW V f a t h e r s t h b o n e -k io h t ? y two months old, friendly and FROM THE OIL YOU OUT OF THE Security deposit required. ★ White leather Interior ★ Jade metallic green paint PROFITS lovable. Call 649-8713. Phone 649-3616.______7 ^ FOUR-ROOM duplex, west ★ White vinyl roof ★ Power lock convenience group side, appliances, one child, no DELUXE ONE - bedroom pets. Security plus references. OFFICE SPACE PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER apartment - Complete $160 per month. 649-7727. Antkfuot 48 appliances, carpeting, air- FOR RENT AMD AMD ALL THIS TIM E\ conditioned, swimming pool. 250 square feet, center of| T H A T ’S I THOUGHT “CRIME IM WANTED Antlqu NEW FIVE ROOM first floor A&A1MST THE STREETS* MEANT $175 plus utilities. Robert D. flat, all appliances, fully Manchester, air conditioning glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Murdock, Reaitor, 643-2692. and parking. Call: 643-9551. THE SOMEBODY ELSE! other antique items. R. carpeted, basement storage l a w ! with washer and dryer connec 1 m o r i S t y b r o t h e r s / Harrison, 643-8709. THREE BEDROOMS, central, tions. Convenient to schools and cheerful, quiet, second floor, MANCHESTER ANTIQUES shopping.$265 per month plus carpeting, stove, refrigerator, utilities. Call Mr. Peterman, Show, Second Congregational basement, garage. Adult family □ AUTOMOTIVE Church, 385 North Main Street, 649-9404, 646-2912. 3 only. No pets. Security, lease. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 Manchester, Thursday, March Tenant pays utilities. Available Homes lor Rent 54 Autos For Sale 61 MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY Bl I) FISHKK 6,1-10 p.m.; Friday, March 7,1- February 1st. 643-6733,649-5051. 9 p.m. Exit 93, 1-86, follow MANCHESTER - Three NEED CAR? Credit bad? signs. FOUR room apartment - first bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 Bankrupt? Repossessed? BUT BRUNO HEMAVHAVETO Boor, heat, appliances, central, baths, wall-to-wall carpetini Honest Dougias accepts lowest H A S T O G O J BUT I DON'T/ no pets, security, lease, $190 down, smallest payments. and all appliances included. TOYOTA - See us for reliable 1973 PONTIAC, Catalina, 4- 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA, low C> 1175 kyhCAmc TMknUSFtlQft 3-3 OUT/ monthly. 649-3340. $350 monthly plus utilities. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Wantod to Buy 49 used Toyotas with o u t 60-day door, one owner, 25,000 miles. mileage, good condition, needs BY ART SANSOM Available March 1. Mr. 100% warranty. We also buy Excellent condition, snow tires, uPTonoo transmission work, $300. or best WANTED - ANTIQUE fur Filloramo, 646-6555. WE PAY ^10 for complete junk used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, $2,695. 649-2696. offer. Call before noon, 646- niture, jewelry, glassware, cars.. Call Joey, Tolland Auto 345 Center Street, Manchester, JUN K CARS 1917. UJHERe DtD W paintings, lamps, etc. Call 649- PRESIDENTIAL EAST HARTFORD - Single 2 Body, 528-1990. 646-4321. EXCEPTIONAL 1962 Chevrolet WANTED •bedroom house, 2-car garage, 1973 VEGA GT, 4-speed, FIMP THAT OU^OUTOFTUe 5139. VILUGtAPTS. Impala, 2-door hardtop, V8, WE w ill' p a y u p TO $100 quiet neighborhood. References custom interior, mounted fi.\1>tCUUX)5 RE$TAt)RAHr/ m MANCHESTER | p . _ _ power steering, power brakes. FOR YOUR JUNK CAR WANTED - Wicker furniture, required. $220 monthly. 643- avoy $375. Call 643-1969. snows etc. 649-8441 after 5. 5983. door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic Depending on Year and COAT? any kind, any shape. Call 872- One and twcr bedrooms. 0930. inch engine, 4-speed, bucket Model 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial, Near schools, churches 1967 PONTIAC G^AND PRIX SINGLE FAMILY - 5 room CIgan, Late Modal seats and extras. Tires and convertible, new tires, and FREE TOW completely equipped, $2,600; WANTED good clean and shopping center, on Ranch, $230 per month plus body in decent shape. Needs exhaust system. Excellent con SAME DAY SERVICE 1966 Chevrolet, windowed van, y refrigerator, reasonable. Call bus line. ^11 a'nytime deposit. Call 7424519 between I USED CARS I minor work. Must sell im dition, make offer. 643-9859. PLEASE CALL FOR needs work, $3()0;4974 Pontiac, 647-9798. 7:304:15 a.m. Top Prices Paid mediately. Asking $600. Call Bonneville, loaded, $3,900. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CURRENT PRICE LISTS 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 For All Makes 643-0458 after 6 any day but 1973 DODGE Dart, 2-door, 6 Repossessions. Savings Bank of Business tor Rent 55 Fridays. 8 a,m, - 4 p.m. 522-1104 cylinder engine, power after § p.m. 247-0910 Manchester, 646-1700. BY HANA-BARBERA •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 CARTER CHEVROLET 1 steering, vinyl roof, Cnorches 122 EAST CENTER STREET - ALLIED 1972 PINTO wagon, good condi CO., INC. jv:-: ALL CARS simonized $20. Com- Motors, 643-2791. C nn »y l*usc.. TJi ka|. U1 M tW Personal size first floor modern SCRAP METALS tion, $1,195. Calfanytime after 6 □ RENTALS office. Merritt Agency, 646- 1229 Main Street pounded, waxed, windows and THREE ROOM apartm ent, 1973 OPEL, Manta, execeiient 741 WfNDSOR STREET p.m.. 643-8398. BY V.T. HAMLIN heat, gas, lights, and parking 1180. Phone 646-6464 giS nub caps cleaned and ALLEY OOP PMEwLklA I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• vacuumned, 528-1990, for ap- condition, automatic, must sell, HARTFORD GLAD MONDAYS M included. $160. Porter Street PACER - The wide small car Rooms lor Rant 52 Autos For Sale 61 Wr:‘'x pointment. 643-9084 after 6 p.m. t h i n k i t 's t i m e ,w e a l l area. No pfbt's, security deposit. s n a n o t h in g o n ) n o , i x i s o w h a t h a p p e n s 1 COME ONLY from AMC is economical with OOP OR ORVILLE / AFRAID L NOW, DOCTOR? TOOK A VACATTONJ ONCE A THOMPSON HOUSE, fur 247-4688, 2364564 p.m. Ideal for its 22-gallon gas tank and a 500 I iiBrM'7 KKTr/ WEEK nished rooms, centrally newlyweds. mile cruising range. Now / located. Kitchen privileges. available at DeCormier Parking. Reasonable rates. MANCHESTER - Deluxe two Motors, 285 Broad Street. M3- Phone 649-2358. bedroom Townhouse, full, 4165. private basement. Includes heat, appliances, carpeting, and 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- LIGHT housekeeping room for c : rent, stove, refrigerator and pool. $255 monthly. Paul W. door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic y A linens provided. 801 Main Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or inch engine, 4-speed, bucket Street. 649-9879. 643-f535. We bet you thought seats and extras. Tires and body in decent shape. Needs ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, MANCHESTER - New 3 minor work. Must sell im gentleman, private entrance, bedroom Duplex, half of two- mediately. Asking $500. or best family 1 1/2 baths, full base offer. Call 643-04^ after 6, any 3*3 o » a C li. free parking, shower bath, app g1l7$»yKA.Iac.T>lhnUi ly 195 Spruce Street. ment, includes appliances, $275 day but Fridays. per month. Paul W. Dougan BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY W IN AT BRIDGE YOUNG gentleman-central Realtor, 646-1021 or 6434535. Trucks lor Sale 62 MR.ABERNATHY pleasant room, next to shower, VERNON - Town House Three- MANCHESTER HONDA 1973 FORD F250 V-8 Standard 4- PAMELA, STOP FURTING WITH 1 KNCW parking. 649-6801 after 6:30. VfCHRDJim ieS* A one bedroom ranch style speed, excellent condition. $2,- HARPY DENSON DOWN THE AAORSe CODE Safety play brings in slam The bidding has been: 3 apartment community. Its 800. Call 742-6914. 7 FEMALE ROOMMATE HALL ON OOMfiANY TIME! WHEN I HEARIT] wanted to share 2-bedroom spacious interior d esi^ and apartment. Call 643-6961 after total conveniences, along with 1967 IN TERN A'nO NA L pick West North East South its unusual architectural design 4:30 p.m. up, 4-wheel drive, 4-way plough, Jim: “How about a week’s to drop he would go over to and attractive landscaping, call 643-6301. jusYsold articles on percentage and safe dummy and lead the nine of provides for a comfortable 3 ROOMS for rent, $22. per week, NORTH ty plays?” clubs. This is a safety play centrally locate, 146 Center homelike atmosphere. Total *KQJ against a guarded king-jack You, South, hold: Street. Please call 649-0013. electric, no pets, rentals $180 C r V A(3J Oswald: “They aren’t exactly holding in.the East hand.” *KJ94VAQ2*J43*K10 5 per month. Please call 872-0528 Motorcyeles-BIcycles 64 ♦ AQ52 the same thing. For instance, What is your opening bid? Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. «973 here is a standard safety play. Jim: “Had South bid seven he A — Bid one club. This hand really EXPERT bicycle repairs, all WEST EAST South finds himself in six would have tried the best play calls lor a three-card, club- Apartments For Rent 53 ATTRACTIVE four room i makes, models ana speeds. ,C2 S A 10 8 6 3 A9S2 notrump after a slightly for all the tricks which is a first suit opening. apartment, stove, refrigerator, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, V 1098 6 2 V543 irregular notrump ojwning. He round finesse of the queen. It TODAY'S QUESTION WE HAVE customers waiting references, no pets, $145.-6^ motorcyclesl Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- 6973 6 J 10 6 4 might havefbached six clubs, if would have failed miserably Your partner raises you two for the rental of your apartment 3167, 228-3540. 2098. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI ♦ K A J 82 he had opened one club or North this time, biit it still would have clubs. What do you do now? or home. J.D. Real Estate SOUTH (D) might have played six notrump. been the best play." Answer Tomorrow Associates, Inc. 646-1980. FURNISHED 3-room heated MOTORuYCLE INSURANCE- A A74 It really doesn’t matter. The (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I apartment, ample parking, con lowest rates available. THEN AGAIN, AAAYBE I'D LET THINGS # K 7 principle involved is the same” LOOKING for anything in real veniently located. Call 6434750 Immediate binding. Exclusive Answer to Previous Puzzle © T A Y A © T H E Y A R E . 6K 8 estate rental — apartments, after 4 p.m. NETRA Agent. Clarke In A A Q 10 8 6 4 Jim: “South wants to lose homes, multiple dwellings, no surance Agency, 643-1126. just one club trick and he wants Farming A P P U £ J G A V <5 P O A N S T E E L E fees. Call J.D. Real Estate TWO BEDROOM Duplex, in 2- Both vulnerable to give himself the best chance E 15 P £ "S T u 11 E B Associates, Inc. 646-1980. family, newly decorated, stove, 1974 KAWASAKI K-X 250 to do just that. He sees that he 5 £■ A V \K :P refrigerator, dishwasher and Motocrosser, used about 10 can’t make the slam if West ACROSS (pi.) 5 T t=i 1 West North East South A o w g A C E FURNISHED two room apart laundry connections. Parking, 64 Paper measure B l i i i S hours, never raced. Best offer. holds king-jack plus one or two 1 Farming P p j j u r j S L E ment, private bath, heat, hot security, $185'monthly. 872-2540. small clubs. He wants to find a implement DOWN B L_ 1 s i A i:i 3 T A L 1 N.T. O W water, utilities. Apply Hohenthal Realtor, 646-1166. way to handle any other club R N S G £ [£] L- S Pass 8 N.T. Pass Pass 5 Farm building 1 Proceedings Ni E. i s S Marlow’s 869 Main Street. Campers-Trallera 1 0 1 Pass combination." 9 Farm animal (ab.) 1 G ;S E P A MANCHESTER Parkade Mobile Homes 65 12 Italian capital 2 Timber wolf D R R n V h H A T IJ O N 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot Apartments - We now have one Opening lead - 10 4F Oswald: “The safety play city (native 3'Hebrew dry Q O A R E p P O F N C i r A T E water, cooking gas, stove, bedroom apartments available, NEW 14’ wide $9,995 not a here is to lay down his ace of name) measure N S T r n refrigerator, wall-to-wall stove, refrigerator, heat, hot stripped down model, super PKK clubs. This time he drops the 13 Son 4 Rabbit nickname 45 Nim ble Jz3 14 Native mineral carpet, $175. Centrally located, water, grounds maintenance house, trades welcome. 20 By Oswald & James Jacoby king and has no trouble finess enclosure 24 Small animal 46 Famous 15 Above (Ger 5 Small onion pen Russian adults only. No pets. Security and parking included for $180 homes to choose from, $999. BY FRANK O’NEAL ing against the jack and making man) all the tricks. If an honor failed 6 Diminutive 25 Above 46 Became larger deposit required. Call 643-9678. and $185 per month. For more Immediate placement. 16 Fictional dog noun suflix 26 Uncommon 49 Ancient ■ ■ information, call 646-6555, Excellent financing. Parts, BARKEEf? GIVE THE LADY ^IHATU. BE 4 4 2 .» ’ THESE 'TEXAS DANCEHALL ’ 17 Pub drink 9R1S ARE SOMETHING ELSE. 7 One cubic 27 Girl's nickname Scandinavian MANCHESTER - pleasant four Monday-Friday, 9-5. Now, we ask you...does this look Ilka a motorcycle? Of supplies, and accessories, full WHATEVER SUE LIKES. C 0 ^ 3 0 W . IB Enclosure lor decimeter 29 Walk in water inscription room apartment, modern, cen time service department. Plaza horses 8 Papal cape 30 Arabian ruler 50 Dill herb trally located, avocado ROCKVILLE - four room apart couraa not...lt’a the new Honda C iv ic C V C C . You’ll find Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross r A -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 20 Raised spirils 9 Outer garment 31 Remain 52 Place (or bull's appliances, carpeting, no pets, ment, heat, hot water, parting, iota of thaaa economical little baautlaa at Manchaatar Highway, Berlin,Turhpike, ARtn UIRA ol to Escutcheon 37 Farm hands ring ham. II Your Dail/ AdnHy Guido f t 22 Ell (German) border 38 Hard blow 53 Thing (Hal.) $205 monthly. 649-3978, 646-4780. appliances, no pets, security, Honda...along with the motorcyclaa wa’va become ao Berlin, Conn. l-82^^9. '» According to Iho Start. 'T $165 monthly, 64^1060. ^A/M. I» 23 Insurgent (coll.) ^, Unwanted plant 41 Break moral 54 Elementary famous for. The CVCC gats nearly 40 miles to the To develop message for Tuesday, 24 Wood core of 19 Parts ol circles law (ab.) 3 ROCKVILLE - Available ,17-22-35-43 4-18-29-3V gallon, has rack and pinion ataaring, bucket aaa^ SELUNG YOUR HOME? Call »^5-S3-90 teod words corresponding to numbers maize 21 President's 43 Tidier 57 Take food March 1. Nicely furnished 31/2- Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. V: 26 Female sheep j f TAURUS of your Zodiac birth siga SCORPIO room apartment. Heat, no pets, tinted glass, aynchromash tranamlaalon, and ao much Buyers waiting. 1-828-0369. I Sorn* 31 GIvts 61 Clocks (pll am m 3 S” r~ 7 8 9 10 11 no children. Security. $170 ROCKVILLI 3C-.llt«i| 5 Juicy 33 And 65 Dtmond 3847-51-i Honda CVCC for yourself. You’ll agraa...for aomathlng Automotive Service 6S 35 Above (conir.) THREE ROOM apartm ent, ipartmanta, h*at, hot water, all 6 You 36 Don't 66 You W-72-78. IS 16 |7 appllancat Including diahwaahar, with four wheals, it’s not bad. 6IMINI 7Sam« 37 Foir- 67 Fritfvfs SAGITTARIUS 36 Though heat, hot water, stove, BY ROY CRANE 68 Finoncts 39 Diameter (ab.) 21 diapoaal, carpating, pool and your BUZZ SAWYER SHooit ISHoU HO¥. 11 / g IS 12 refrigerator, garage, security, 9 0 r 39 Book 69 Of 40 Organization own prtvata tarraca In a country aat- K $185 per month. Call 643-4884. I f w e c a n GET a ush/ ifT by "TOMCWROW we lOGouip 40 Don't 70 In O K . If head (ab.) 22 tlng. From $1S0. No pata. THAT PINT OF DEW FOR BREAKFAST Yt h ERE'S llO w c k 71 And GOING, WE CAN BURN THIS IS M AY BE SO THIRSTY ^7-12-2046 41 LIbtral 6-19-2440IQ 42 Place lor 8724223 875-74N 52M58I EXPERT REPAIRS &URE LEAVES 'YOU WITH A HOLLOW Ja LOT OP l2Good 42Wtathtr 72 Any IT 2s 26 26 21 95 WEST M ID D LE FEELING, DOESN'T IT? ^------f W A T ER OFF TH6 THORNS. BAilGR WATER, IT'LL TASTE UKB 13 Bogin 43 Down 73 Jolt poultry TURNPIKE, 4'A room Duplex, ALL GM ' STO RED TO SLICE. GIVE ME NECTAR OF THE SODS. CANCIR 14 will 44 Cry 74 Spilt CAPRICORN 44 Adiecllve sullix 22 24 heat, ho4i water, electric stove GLUE. ISHonw 45 Pots 75 Schtdults OK. 47 Southern IN CACTUS, 16 Pay 46 Advontogot 76 Things general 37 38 GARS and TRUCKS 4 ^ ‘jutY H JAN. 2S and refrigerator, garage, lease, CHRISTY. 17 Portnts 47 Up 77 Milk 48 Farmer's COVENTRY - three room ISAn 48 Bolsttr 78 Convtrsotion B- 9-15-28^ $190. per month. Call 649-2865 Any and All Types of Repairs H'^aH3-5M2 organization 40 41 apartment available im l9Nood 49 You 79 Don# 3M5-66 IS befor 5 p.m. with Osnulna Parts, Factory Wy5-76-794> 51 Step lively mediately, heat, electricity, MANCHESTER HONDA LIO 20 Monty 50 Your 80 Your AQUARIUS 47 Trained Teohniolans, and 21 Guard 51 Your 81 And 55 Operate water, .stove, and refrigerator JULY 1) 220illdran 52 Over 82 To JAN. M ^ 56 Arrow poison VERNON- One bedroom apart CompaUtlva Prices. 23 To 53 Appoor IT W u 61 62 63 64 all included. $150. monthly. 6 ^ A ue. II 83 Your 58 Implement. ment. Sub-let, three monUis. 24Auistonco 54 And 84 Foist 8352, 647-9755. TIY «$ M SEE 3-14:16-23^ 59 Marinar't u $170. Pool and tennis courts. 24 ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTER 2-11-25-39 2SColtndar SSPIooso 85 Toltrant 66 66 tH 11-73 26 Against 56 Bo 86 Accusations direction 8724635 or 872-2826. MANCHESTER - One-bedroom 27 Anew 57 End 87 Ask PtSCIS 60 Falsifier s r Sfl 61 Ranch type apartment, private CMITER CHEV. £ 28 Affair SSEloctrk 88 Pkturt 61 Being (Latin) 29 Opportunity 59Moy 89 First 62 Moist Er| S2 64 FIVE ROOM apartment, three entrance, includes heat and (Exit 93 off Routs 86) SOShouU 60A 90 Atttntlon 3 . % 1228 MAIN f t . 646-6464 63 Adiecllve suflix - i bedrooms, stove and appliances. $185 per month. MANCHESra l3^27-3S44g' refrigerator, separate cellar. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 152-^77 ^ (NEWSPAPER e n t e r p r is e ASSN I CaU 64^1425. 4535, 646-1021. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 3, 1975 Comment Session Planned Tuesday DUPLICATE BRIDGE A 9 to i l a.m. Board of Direc a b o u / t o w n tors comment session is and Edna Bartell, second; scheduled for Tuesday In the Results Friday night in the Bev Taylor, second; Phyllis College game are: North- Manchester Municipal Keith Burnham and William Pierson and Jane Lowe, third. South: Jam es Tatro and Lance V iianrlffHtPi* lEur ntng M pralh Andover Bridge Club game at Levy, third. Building. It is for those town Andover Congregational East-W est: Peg O’Connor Tatro, first; Geri Barton and Manchester WATES will greeters and refreshments‘will residents who wish to com Church are: Mr. and Mrs. and Marion McCarthy, first; Floyd Barnello, second; Jim meet Tuesday at the Italian- be served by Mrs. Agnes John Results in the Feb. 27 MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1 9 7 5 - VOL. XCIV, No. 130 ment, complain or file Harold Lucal, first; Sonja Mary Warren and Margaret Anderson and San Cuscovitch, Mancheste1r:—A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES American Club. Weighing-in son and Miss Vivian Larson and Nutmeg YWCA duplicate game PRICEt FIFTEEN CENTS suggestions on any subject in Gremillion and Jam es Baker, Boyle, second; Olympia Fegy third. will be from 7 to 8 p.m. There their committee. at the Community Y are: the board’s jurisdiction. second; Mrs. Burton Smyth and and Lucille Mahoney, third. East-West: Irving Carlson will be a business meeting. Those who appear are North-South: Peg Dunfield and William Radzewicz, third. and Phyllis Pierson, first; O Members with last names The Mancester Council on granted anonymity from the Elaine Mtchell, first; Frankie Results in the Feh. 24 William Belekewicz and Fred beginning M-R are reminded to World Hunger will meet public. Their remarks are Results Friday night in the Brown and Lil Holway, second; Nutmeg YWCA game at the Clark, second; Zoe Kraus and bring fruit for the basket. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the relayed to the town manager’s Manchester Bridge Club game, Phyllis Pierson and Jane Lowe, Community Y are: North- Flo Elmer, Carol Cell’Angela library of Center office for study and reply. at 146 Hartford Rd. are; North- third. South; Lucie Wadsworth and and Sandy Craft, tied for third. Emanuel Church Women will Congregational Church. Similar sessions are held on South: John Woodman and East-West: Carol Bev Saunders, first; Anne President Expected meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in the first Tuesday (in the mor Mike Dwortesky, first; Alice Dell’Angela and Sandy Craft, Ingram and Elaine Howat, se Luther Hall at Emanuel ning) and the third Thursday Sunshine and Jam es Cleary, se first; Ann Staub and Linda Sim cond; Linda Simmons and Ann Lutheran Church. Ruth Circle (in the evening) of each month. cond; Norma Fagan and Bob mons, second; William Calhoun McLaughlin, third. Friendship Circle of the will be in charge of the program Stratton, third. and Simone Calhoun, third. East-West: Sandy Craft and Salvation Army will meet M O R lI Fh e r s and will present Mrs. Dodi East-West: John Descy and Ann DeMartin, first; Penny Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Hostesses To Delay Oil Tariffs Dienst who will show slides of Louis Halpryn, first; Jam es Results in the Feb. 26 Skenderain and Eugene Toch, iV. will be Mrs. Bessie Coie and Ovtr 40 Ttart of Um x m IM S«nrte« MCC Instructor passion Play at Lying in State Routes and Rita Holland, se Nutmeg YWCA novice game at second; Ann Staub and Carol Oberammergau, Germany, Mrs. Agnes Duncan. the Community Y are: Patricia O p e n The practice of public display cond; Peg LaPlant and Joe Dell’Angela, third. 24 Hours Dally WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford Stephen W. Berman, director White House sources said Ford now will Sources said the President also has Mrs. Dennise Carter and Mrs. of the corpse of a dead monarch Toce, third. Forstrom and William Levy, FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE There are still openings in has decided to suspend part of his oil im postpone the March and April installments decided to delay his plan to remove of the Connecticut Manpower Marion Buckminster will be or highly placed official .first; Murray Powell and Results in the Feb. 22 several classes in the port fee while vetoing a bill that could sus for 60 days, leaving the first $1 still in existing price controls on domestic oil Executive Association, Inc., of originated in Anglo-Saxon times Results Friday in the William Calhoun, second; Sally C o m m u n ity M a n c h e s te r pend all of it. effect. production April 1. Meriden, wiii be the instructor Manchester Adult Evening and arose from political con Manchester Nite Time Novice Heavisides and Judy Pitts, He hopes this will speed action by the Congress has voted to suspend the entire of an eight-week course, “ Man Education Program which siderations since accession to game are: North-South: Glenn third. M©bil jp l Democratic controlled Congress on an fee retroactively to Feb. 1. Ford planned Press Secretary Ron Nessen told power: Planning and Ad J 4 J at Manchester the throne frequently became and Barb Meyers, first; Steve HEATING OILS / lU -C / W C C il/ C d jjjg ij School. Anyone interested overall energy program. to veto that bill today. newsmen Monday Ford feels a ministration,” offered by the the subject of contention. This Hunger and Dick Petroski, se Results in the Feb. 26 game K, . VITAMIN Ford imposed a $1 per barrel fee on im He apparently hop^ his partial suspen Democratic energy package proposed by Community Services Division in registering for courses may ceremonial showing of the cond; Gaira/^nK JoAnn Guffey, sponsored by the Manchester OIL BURNER A Slower Speed monarch’s corpse ported oil Feb. 1 to begin cutting the coun sion would avoid a showdown of votes in Sen. John Pastore of Rhode Island and of Manchester Community do so from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Ray and Iferybeth Persiho, t i^ Educational Association at the HEATING INSTALUTION demonstrated he had died a HEADQUARTERS try’s reliance on foreign oil by making it Congress over whether to override his Rep. Jam es Wright of Texas is “ too fluffy Coliege. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Room 120 at the high school any for third. Community Y are: North- more or less natural death and Liggstt Parkade more expensive. He had scheduled an in veto and that the compromise on the oil and lacking in detail.” It would raise gas Berman was manpower coor Automobile Club of Hartford night this week. East-W est: Saranne Quish South: Jim Tatro and L a n ce. 643-5135 had not been abducted. Low Prices; crease of another $1 March 1 and still fee would lead to a compromise with oline taxes five cents and use the money dinator for the city of Hartford says a national slowdown to 50 and Candice Tatro, first; Heinz Tatro, first; Robert Taylor and 315 Center St. Manchester another $1 April 1. Congress on a long-range energy program. for energy research. from 1970 to 1974 and director of miles per hour would produce a employment programs for the savings in gasoline consump Community Renewal Team of tion of about 10 per cent, and Ullman Plan Favored Greater Hartford for six years thus should avoid mandatory All indications are Ford believes before that. The course will measures. SHOULDN T YOU REALLY SHOP FOOD MARTS? another Democratic proposal, by Rep. A1 meet Wednesday evenings Quoting a research firm that Ullman, chairman of the House Ways and beginning March 12, from 7:30 did work for the state’s energy Norwalk Schools Picketed Means Committee, is more nearly accep to 9:30. Registration is now agency, the AAA told Sen. table. It includes a graduated tax on gas being accepted. For further in Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., By Striking Teachers oline, starting at 5 cents a gallon and formation, call 646-2137.' Friday that it hoped the Food Marts building to 40 cents by 1979. It calls for 4 This course, designed for statistic would be “significant THE COST CUTTERS! gradually rising import quotas to cut oil students and manpower prac enough to justify your suport of NORWALK (UPI) - About 900 meet with striking teachers but would sup imports by a million barrels a day over titioners in public agencies and a slowdown.” members of the Norwalk Federation of A CUT ABOVE THE OTHERS port the board. two to three years. private firms, will provide The researchers for the state A CUT BELOW THE OTHERS ‘Teacher^ Cracks Whip at Martin School Teachers went on strike today amid Kehoe said the main stumbling block technical inform ation and found these types of savings in doubts as to whether they would obey a was a wage increase for the second year of The President invited Sen. Frank expertise for administering gasoline on interstate and rural IN TOP QUALITYl " IN LOWER PRICES! court injunction barring the strike if one the current pact, now in its first year. ’The Church, D-Idaho, chairman of the com the class for the moment, with a “cat- classroom in conjunction with its manpower programs and in roads: at 55 miles per hour, 13.7 Showing that New England were imposed. board offered a 5.5 per cent hike, but an mittee investigating the Central troductory familiarity with the per cent; at 50, 21.8 per cent schoolmasters in colonial days were o’-nine-tails” if he can’t give the right study of colonial history and School Supt. Richard Briggs said con arbitrator recommended an 8 per cent in Intelligence Agency, and Sen. John Tower, A FOOD CLUB GEISHA . j i c : decentralized use of federal and and at 45, 37.5 per cent. U.S.D.A. CHOICE MARTINSON stern and the children better be well answer. Mrs. Margery Bialeck’s awareness of the bicentennial tract talks broke off early t^ay when the crease. its ranking Republican, to meet with him state funds for developing man- The AAA told Ribicoff the WHITE MEAT TUNA behaved or else, Debbie Pearl Grade 5 social studies class at Martin celebration. (Herald photo by Pinto) Board of Education learned teachers were Teachers formed picket lines at school to discuss that inquiry. power and employment magnitude of the savings possi MAYONNAISE COFFEE IN BROTH threatens John Lautenbach, dunce of School portrayed the colonial throwing up picket lines outside schools entrances as the board scheduled school White House sources said Ford has been training programs. ble is not fully recognized by 32 OUNCE JAR 1 LB. VACUUM CAN while negotiations went on. openings an hour and a half late and Connecticut Manpower most drivers and said more im 7 0Z. Norwalk Corporation Counsel Arthur planned early closings. Teachers planned apprehensive there may be revelations of CANS Executive Association, Inc. is a portantly, neither is the most Goldblatt said the city would sedk a an 11 a.m. meeting. CIA roles in political assassinations which SIRLOIN.STEAK WITH PURCHASE OF tS.M OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD could jeopardize its activities and the professional non-profit associa economical speed range. Superior Court injunction today ordering The board said it had extensive con MARTS. GOOD THRU SATURDAY. MARCH I. LIMIT I COUPON } tion of manpower practitioners. It said tha by reducing CANS PER FAMILY. the teachers to return to work under tingency plans for staffing the schools of prestige of the country. They did not say It provides technical assistance highway speeds from 60 to 50 Senate Committee to threat of stiff fines. the Fairfield County community. what assassinations they had in mind. and training for manpower ad miles per hour could save 10 to Meanwhile, Briggs said he was trying to ministration to government 15 per cent of the gasoline • 1 . GREEN GIANT RITTER'S serve the 16,000 youths enrolled in agencies on a contractual basis. presently used. FOOD CLUB SALTINES Norwalk schools with volunteers and sub NIBLETS CORN ■ TOMATO lUICE tv . stitute teachers. He will know better by 16 OUNCE PKG. Hearings on House Tax Bill U.S.D.A. CHOICE ' Stage Set for Release U.S D.A, CHOICE r the end of the day how well the schools can BEEF ROUND 32 OUNCE BOTTLE MANCHESTER GROUND PORTERHOUSE WHOLE KERNEL function under the emergency program. B O n O M OR PKCS. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate allowance be abruptly ended and will the Several senators including Hubert Don Kehoe, president of the union, HOSPITAL NOTES ROUND T-BONE Finance Committee is beginning the fight over it delay tax rebates? Humphrey, D-Minn., said the House cut is would not comment when asked if the Of Kidnaped Politician BEEF WITH PURCHASE OF 11.09 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD i MARTS. COOO THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 9. LIMIT 1 COUPON ) I process of answering a question of interest The committee, after being briefed on a too low. teachers would obey a return-to-work in ROAST STEAKS 3 . 9 9 <^I2 9 9 « PKGS. PER FAM ILY. , House-passed |21?3 billion tax cut, starts United Press International M to every taxpayer: Will the oil depletion Finance chairman Russell Long, D-La., junction. releasing five jailed leftists and flying Discharged Thursday; Also, Anne\Baiocchi, hearings Wednesday with Treasury also wants to add some recession fighting Mayor Donald Irwin said he would not Five freed West German prisoners took them out of the country. Albertz Stephanie Knybel, 172 Birch Blueberry Circle,\ Ellington; Secretary William Simon. tax breaks, possibly special credits for the refuge in Aden today and sent a volunteer Joyce L. Manager, 422 Pub Cir ! 1.27 11.49 FOOD CLUB volunteered to go along as a hostage. St.; George L. Slater, 160 FOOD CLUB CUT FOOD CLUB Politically Touchy purchase, of new homes and new cars. hostage back home, setting the stage for cle, Hebron; Roberta M. Fultz, The guerrillas landed in Aden Monday Oakland St.; Harold E. CRANBERRY SAUCEQ9 [ Town Initiates The House handed the Senate a political the possible release of a leading politician Barnsley, 167 E. Center St.; 12 Bank St. ; Carol Shea, 72 Ann U.S.O A. CHOICE • UNDERBLADE APPLESAUCE!GREEN BEANS kidnaped by left-wing guerrillas. night after flying over the Middle East all GEM BRAND 16 OUNCE CAN - WHOLE OR STRAINED | ly touchy item when it passed one of the Barbara DiMaio, RFD 4, St., South Windsor; Jacqueline Boneless Chuck Steak ts $1.39 afternoon in search of a haven. Five air 15 OUNCE JAR 16 OUNCE CAN Sanitary Survey most popular bills of the year with an The plane that flew the five freed Rockville; April G. Daggett, Genovese, 43 Pleasant■ St.; SMOKED U.S.D.A. CHOICE • UNDERBLADE prisoners to the South Yemen capital left ports waved them off. /|.c..,0Q o j amendment to end the 22 per cent oil and West Side High-Rise lb “The saving of Peter Lorenz’ life takes Frank Motola, 35 Henry St., Boneless Chuck Roast $1.19 East Hartford; Constance The Manchester Health Department gas depletion allowance, retroactive to for West Germany this morning with Lenfest, Wall St., Hebron; South Windsor; Daune Laun- HAMS U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF ROUND today initiated a sanitary survey in those Heinrich Albertz, a Protestant pastor and precedence over all reasons of state,’’ A WATER ADDED WITH PURCHASE OF ll.M OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD a Jan. 1. Lillian M. Cady, Lebanon; dria. East Hartford; R ^ rt Top Round Steak LB $1.69 MARTS. GOOD THRU SATURDAY. MARCH 9. LIMIT I COUPON ■ 4 I areas of town where overflow of septic Interior Minister Werner Maihofer said 3 99*^14 99*^ CANS PER FAMILY. • A filibuster — nonstop talking to kill the former mayor of West Berlin. Artz, 12C Downey D r.; Manuel U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF ROUND Monday in a television interview. Albert Weir, East Hartford; FULL SHANK systems is considered likely. measure — appears likely when the bill Turned Down ByPZC The kidnapers, believed still holding B. Vincent, Norwich. \ Top Round Roast LB $1.39 Albertz said over the plane’s radio he Roberta VanNess, 33 Hickory PORTION ’The survey is intended to define the ex reaches the Senate floor no m atter what Christian Democratic political leader Dr., Coventry. U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF ROUND tent of the public health problem and to By DOUG BEVINS In other business Monday night, the PZC Peter Lorenz in West Berlin, have asked South Yemen officials to grant the FORMERLY FANCY RED SOCKEYE SALMON rw^^N^NN' -CCS the Finance Committee produces. Fate of Tip Roast LB $1.49 HUNT'S “Our decisions should do the most good approved plans for First Hartford Realty prisoners asylum “because that would be TOP SIRLOIN provide information to the Board of Direc the depletion allowance, at least for now, promised to release the captive after for the greatest number of people,” Corp.’s luxury cbndomium project at the best that could happen.” TOMATO SAUCE tors and Sanitap Sewer Blue Ribbon Com may hinge on which side feels the most Albertz returns to West Germany. 79? CARNATION HOT COCOA MIX 9 9 ' 8 OUNCE CAN mittee. Joseph Swensson, secretary of Lydall St. and Greenwood Dr. 'The ap A spokesman for Lufthansa said West “They are waiting for a code word to SWIFT PREMIUM • OVEN ROAST HALVES.SLICED pressure from taxpayers .anxious for FU LL B U n The Health Department plans to work Manchester’s Planning and Zoning Com proval is subject to PZC-requested leave the plane,” an official, who ECHS Honor Roll CORNED BEEF BRISKET L. rebates. Germany appealed to South Yemen to let FOOO CLUB CLING PEACHES”c Z “ 2 - 9 9 ' closely with owners of properties where mission (PZC), said Monday night. changes in the plans. monitored the radio, said. “They are still SENIORS SOPHOMORES PORTION PERRIFRESH CANS Issue Not Clearly Defined the five guerrillas leave the plane in Aden SAUSAGE MEAT ROLL overflows are located — to correct the So Swensson moved to deny an extension Carmine Filloramo, an official of the and grant them political asylum. in the plane. Tliey all seem to be in a very First Honors First Honors 'The issue is not clearly defined between SKIPPY OOG FOOO var^e^Fies 4'c^ 99' WITH PURCHASE OF 11.00 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOO problems. of the gentral Business District (CBD) development firm, said he hopes to have It has been six days since Lorenz, head good mood, laughing and joking. I could With Distinction With Distinction MARTS. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, MARCH I. LIMIT 1 COUPON 4 liberal and conservative. Some liberals GEM COLD CUTS — LIBBY'S CANS PER FAMILY. Areas to be surveyed include Baldwin zone on "the west side of Main St., a the first models in the 60-unit, 12-building of the West Berlin Christian Democratic hear them laughing.’’ Manchester: Angela Kallslak, Susan Manchester: Carolyn Kozuch, BOLOONA . PAP - LUNCHEON • COOKED SALAMI feel the tax cut bill should be passed The prisoners were Rolf Pohle, 32, ser Tesik. Kathleen Roy. Rd., Concord Rd., Blue Ridge Dr., Carter proposal overwhelmingly opposed by project open in late June. party, was abducted from his car by leftist Glastonbury: Kathleen Welch. OEEP BROWN PORK & BEANS 4»-s99' without any extraneous riders because an ving six years for robbery, Rolf Heissler, East Hartford: Anthony Straceskl. S., Redwood Farm s, Leland Dr., Linwood many townspeople. guerrillas. East Hartford: James Gentile. South Windsor: Kristine COLONIAL ENCORE A ik'-i.': energy measure already is starting Forest Ridge 26, serving eight years for robbery, South Windsor: Christine Franzosa. Recktenwald. O UR BEST Dr., Bush Hill Rd. and Winthrop Rd. The PZC voted unanimously to deny the His party, running on a law-and-order BONELESS HAM n . 9 9 through the legislative process. This The condomium complex, to be known Gabrieli Kroecher-Tiedemann, 23, serving Somers: Charles Marcler. FOOD CLUB Health Department personnel will carry rezoning, which was sought by Dr. Joseph ticket, won the most votes in last Sunday’s Second Honors CALIFORNIA SWEET SEEDLESS legislation would be the logical vehicle for as Forest Ridge, will be on a 28.7-acre site eight years for wounding a policeman, MEAT OR BEEF FRANKS 8 9 ‘ MEAT Town of Manchester identification and Massaro so he could build high-rise municipal election, but not enough to form Manchester: Mary Barrett, Grace Second Honors TOP FROST MEAT PIES 1 : ^ ■ ending the depletion allowance, they feel. with access via both Lydall St. and Verena Becker, 23, awaiting trial for Beltlore, Claudia Bertrand, Ellen Burns, Manchester: Bernadette BalbonI, COLONIAL will request permission from the resident apartments off St. James St. a majority government. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Greenwood Dr. ® murder and Ingrid Siepmann, 30, awaiting Timothy Charlebols, Jean Crouchley. Elaine Belanger, Cathy Cavedon, SLICED BACON l. M . 2 9 LOAF NAVEL ORANGES before entering the property. No inspec One Against A Legion The Bonn government gave in to the kid Theresa Keeney, Edwin LoleskI, Martha Chace, Clara Cosme, Dianne ELM BREAKFAST Mansfield said.Monday he hoped the Prices for the condominium units are trial for robbery. Thomas Martin. Elizabeth Perry, David V/i LB. PKG. CHICKEN tion will be made if ^ e resident isn’t Swensson, in his reasoning for the mo napers’ demands Monday morning, Evans, Robert Frank, Gall lamonaco, r . M . 0 9 expected to start at about $50,000. n