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U.S. Seeking Promise of Free World Trade Congressmen Furious Over PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVKNING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. July 14. ia78 Promoted Moves office Pioneer reports Salvatore J. Mastandrea As of Aug. 1, Dr. Martin Good morning ... Have a good day of Hebron has been L. Rubin will move his of­ promoted to assistant \/* fice from 29 Haynes St. to first half gains general counsel at Connec­ 15 W. Middle turnpike. Pioneer International Corporation (OTC) has announced ticut Mutual Life In­ The weather that it had achieved substantial gains in sales and earnings surance Co., Hartford. A Waterbury native, Partly cloudy with a chance of a few for the first half of its fiscal year 1978. Unaudited operating showers or thunderstorms Saturday and results showed that net sales for the period climbed to $8,- Mastandrea is a graduate of the University ■ of Saturday night. Daytime highs 75-80. Over­ 815,000 compared to $6,485,000, a 38 percent higher level iHanrlfPHlPr iEurning Hrralft night lows in the 60s. Sunday partly cloudy. than the comparable period in 1977. Net income rosg 75 per­ Bridgeport. He received his law degree from Highs mid 70s and low 80s. Chance of rain 40 cent to $959,000, equal to 53 cents per share, compared to net percent Saturday and Saturday night. Winds income of $547,000, equal to 30 cents per common share in Georgetown University in A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 1960. southerly 10-15 mph through Saturday night. the prior year. He became a member of latexite Home delivered copy 15 cents National weather forecast map on page 17. Pioneer International Chairman David N. Abrams said SUPER-SEAL that the corporation’s record for the first half of the year is the insurance company’s Vol. XCVII, No. 242 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, July 15, 1978 Newsstand copy 20 cents extremely encouraging and that the company intends to legal division in 1968 and The Super-Tough enlarge and broaden its present market base. was appointed counsel in Driveway Saver Through its operating divisions Pioneer is noted as the 1974. world’s leading manufacturer of parachutes, recovery Mastandrea serves as CJOH’ i : L, A JM IJ chairman of the Regional systems and related equipment. The Feuer Gage division Salvatore Mastandrea provides gauges for use in the precision metals industry. District Board of Educa­ tion. U.S. seeking promise Workshop wm ULY Several hair designer Picnic Needs workshops in precision • lOOPack ^ of free world trade haircutting and Zotos yOr.CoidCups Fam ous Btsnd Texturized Perm Waving .50Pack9’’ Ptat«» BONN, West Germany (UPI) - dustries such as steel and ship­ domestic political cost to the in contemporary hair The United States, defending its own building against the increasingly president.” designs are being con­ ow record on economic growth but fierce competition from low-wage The diplomatic sources said Carter ducted at the Connecticut j5S) backed against the wall on the energy developing countries. hopes the summit will give enough Choose from assorts question, seeks a firm commitment The diplomatic sources said Carter political impetus for the Geneva Institute of Hair Design, oatterns now attne Kodak X-15F East Hartford, for licensed Rtight of the season. •nstamatic® to free trade from the Bonn summit, feels that only by having firm inter­ trade negotiations to be completed hairdressers by Ms. Paula diplomatic sources said Friday. national endorsement will he be able by the end of this year. A bill then Camera Klf to “sell'’ a tariff-cutting package to Mazzola of VVillimantic, f*,kior President Carter will urge Hie would go to Congress in January with S>h seven-nation economic summit to Congress. passage hoped for by the middle of (right). The course is the Pric* latest in the continuing 13 throw its collective weight behind the At the same time, the European 1979. ^« countries point to America’s in­ education program at the GENERAL ELECTRIC “ Carry Cool” tariff-cutting ‘‘multilateral trade The tariff bill could face stiff f f K s a s " ' - creasing energy consumption and its domestic opposition since it would school. Oberving Ms. Maz­ Our9«».. ..62®to80 P»* 4000 BTU, 7.5 Amp Air Conditioner negotiations” going on in Geneva, the zola is hairdresser Gail ........................ ~ or slides sources said. $45 billion oil import bill as a prin­ expose manufacturers of thousands Adamson of Manchester. He wants them to spell out clearly cipal drag on world economic of items to industrial tariff cuts 12-Ot- Cooler Our Reg. that the benefits of the any agree­ growth. ranging up to 40 percent. Chest with 159.70.............. ment on tariffs must also be Administration officials concede On the other hand, the United Flip-over Lid Lightweight Lexan® cabinet (or easy portability. *aS!l^ o n i c nipftejTTT n ^ extended to developing countries, the energy record is not good, and is States is seeking major concessions 2 speed tan for day/night cooling adjustment, particularly those such as Mexico, only prevented from looking worse from Europe and Japan on Gerber gains lO-position thermostat with energy saver range. Brazil and South Korea, which are in by the influx of of Alaskan oil. agriculture exports. If these are ob­ The Gerber Scientific Easy-mount installation. the process of industrialization, the "But no one is in a position to tained, American farmers would Instrument Co. has Just reverse the lid to K««acolor sources said. throw bricks,” one official said. "We have an expanded market for their reported that its earnings, i “oWor«rveC'jps, •G.E. 5000 BTU. 7.5 Amp A/C Other countries at the summit, kept the promises we made at last surpluses, and this could help bring OorRef. 199.70 ................ ............... .179.40 C l1 0 o rC l2 6 sales and backlog for the particularly Britain and France, are year’s London summit on economic down the U.S. trade deficit which S^12«nspius •G.E. 6000 8TU.7.5 Amp A/C 2®-E*p.Fllm fiscal year ended April 30, Our Ref. 229.70 ................. ............. .199.40 more likely to stress the needs for growth, and other countries did not. threatens to pass $30 billion this year. lood and ice. Your safeguaids to protect their basic in­ We kept those promises even at 1978, were the highest in Choice... 144 the history of the company. ■ Roll Conslidated net profits 40% were $1,707,000, or $1.71 per share, on sales of $27,- 232.000 for the fiscal year Folding Mesh Chairs Thick-Cushioned ended April 30. 1978, com­ Deluxe Folding Chair Ford says ‘differences’ pared to a consolidated net Our 1 1 ^ ® profit of $1,024,000 or $1.05 Reg. 17.50.............. I I Ea. Our Oblivous of the secret service agents, with some of the thousands of Bonn citizens per share on sales of $20.- Contoured seat with swivel back; Reg. 18.88. 13™ President Jimmy Carter plunges into the who jammed the square for a glimpse of the 778.000 for the previous sturdy steel frame in bonderized- Plump, button-tufted foam crowds of Bonn City Hall to shake hands president and his family. (UPI photo) finish rust-resistant white for brought lacocca’s firing vear. cushions with double cord edges u graceful entertaining. for super comfort. Double-tube Special Purchase! arms, no-tilt legs. DETROIT (UPI) - Henry Ford II According to Friday's New York the changes Ford ordered a month “ Cypress Gardens” Water Skis said Friday the ouster of Ford Motor Times, lacocca, in a discussion with ago. 42” Folding Mesh Thick-Cushioned Regional news briefs Henry Ford, asked why he was being Ford's younger brother, William Umbrella Table Co.’s “Golden Boy” President Lee A. Manchester Examples: Deluxe Folding Chaise lacocca, resulted from “substantial fired. Clay Ford, was elevated into the "I’ve been with the company for 32 company's inner circle and lacocca public records the federal Environmental Protec­ differences” between the two over a "Bronco" Water Skis Our 2 4 7 6 Our Indians sue they would never contribute again to years. What did I do wrong';” lacoc­ was demoted to No, 3 man behind 2396 Reg. 34.99............. tion Agency warned Friday. any Ella Grasso campaign and it is recent power shakeup which saw *1223, Our Reg. 39.99................. Reg. $ 3 3 ... BANGOR, Maine (UPI) - Suit has Vice Chairman Philip Caldwell. 23®“ not because of the color of my hair." Ford’s brother moved ahead in the ca asked. Built to last; folds (or years of easy Lay back in luxurious comfort! been filed in U.S. District Court by a The agency’s regional office William Clay Ford, recently Warranty dm ls storage. Rust-resistant steel with She made the statement in firm’s hierarchy. "1 just don’t like you,” Ford "Challenger" Water Skis Thick button tufted cushion over Mallseet Indian seeking $150 million blamed increases in population and named chairman of the automaker’s Francis A. Gaboury and 3270 white bonderized finish. jesponse to questions posed by news lacocca, a flashy salesman who responded. *1380, Our Reg. 54.99................. a sturdy frame with adjustable and title to approximately one third water consumption in all parts of Ford, in a sL-icment released by executive committee, confirmed Pamela A. Gaboury to backrest, non-tilt patio legs and reporters about her reaction to gave Ford the Mustang in 1964 and of the state. New England, as well as waste aiid a the company Friday, praised lacocca lacocca’s ouster was decided by the John J. Bell and Deborah "Dick Pope, Jr." Water Skis Large 7 Ft., 6-Rib double-tube arms. lack of planning for new water Thursday’s charges by Lt.
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