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• / 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., June 26. 1982 Highway chief Get rid of trash Demos dull a blunt man the classy way but unified . page 3 ... p a g e 11 p a g e 4 1 * 1 i More rain Manchester, Conn. likely Tuesday Monday, June 28, 1982 ■1/ — See page 2 Single copy 25c Iv Hfralb Ti= J^ ■ft Report due 2 ' " f S o « » ' on Donovan S10«® WASHINGTON (UPI) - Federal in­ against him. He also rejected 8 vestigators have found no evidence to suggestions he step down as labor support two allegations Labor Secretary secretary pending completion of the in­ SAVE ON ALL Raymond Donovan has had ties to quiry. organized crime, a published report said “Ladies and gentlemen, I have every today. intention of serving as secretary of labor SUMMER . .'•The Wall Street Journal quoted and completing the job I was asked to' sources familiar with the investigation do,’’ he said. “I look forward to meeting Boys’ Boxer Ladies’ One-Pc. Girls’ Fashion-Right ‘Volley Ball’ 1-Pc. 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Our Rag. 4.24 to 11.89 him to orgnized crime. recruit detectives to uncover damaging Silverman planned to meet with news evidence on senators and others involved reporters in his New York law office in the investigation. fwiaSK after his report was released by the U.S. In addition to the investigation by Court of Appeals for the District of Silverman, the Senate Labor Comrnittee ■ ¥//ir Columbia, which ap)X)inted him last has been conducting a separate inquiry Heral(j photos by Tarquinlo J 50% December. on Donovan’s activities. Donovan has been accused of Rumors have followed Donovan ever OFF witnessing the bribei7 of a union official since President Reagan announced his FAIRFIELD’S WENDY CRINK SAILS OVER HURDLES Out Orig.* . winning 100 meters feature In Women’s Open Division PtICUB iI at a New York City restaurant in 1977 appointment in December 1980. and of having efose business and social Donovan was executive vice president ties to organized crime figures. of Schiavone at the time, and questions Last Monday, he read an emotional about his activities with that firm proved statement to reporters, assailing to be his major problem. sk!atebq ard “relentless and cowardly attacks” Charges that company officials MCC Relays U A associated with underworld figures, made payoffs to unions for labor peace, ■jss',-. Novelty Beach Towels Snack Tables from listed imprisoned gangsters on the Infant prince payroll and engaged in “sweetheart con­ In Jumbo Size KINNOVATIONS tracts” with unions, were heard at his Our set records 0 7 Our confirmation hearings. 5 . 6 3 Reg. 8.99 ■ 9 f Orig.* 19.99 ' -•■Kjriia’f't*';-''':--*; named William Fbr9 porch or patio! Natural After his confirmation, Donovan I Everybody'S favorite. Snoopy Sw A . wV —- E 4m-wr 0 ^• — ^ w ' ’- iV I returned to the limelight when Mario Blessed with good weekend weather, the seventh an­ goes to the beach! Other wooden legs, colorful metal top. ‘ mterrnedtote tnarkdowns have been taken. ■ - LONDON (UPI) — The son of Prince Montuoro, a former laborers’ union of­ nual Manchester Community College-sponsored New N 1 Iriends’ too. For lyin’ or dryin’. GIFT DSPARTHeiT ALL ,i4K'QOLD EARRINGS,-' Charles and Princess Diana will be ficial in New York City, alleged Donovan England Relays came to a close Sunday afternoon with \\ called William Arthur Philip Louis, was present in a Long Island restaurant the running of the Connecticut 10-Kilometer Road ‘‘. t - dN/^N8>,'CHARMS & MORE Buckingham Palace announced today. in 1977 when a local union president Race. allegedly received a $2,000 bribe from Heavy Duty Htwivdhly 14K gold ta‘ down-towth > The prince’s formal name will be another Schiavone company official. The mammoth two-day event produced 25 records ‘ pricegt Orafte# In all the popular ■ 5 . 9 8 t o * 1 7 9 Prince William of Wales, marking him including several surprises and as many disap­ Sturdy Vinyl kylaa ahdlTiotlfs. We’ra certain ' ^ as second in line for the British throne Donovan denied the allegation and pointments for the more than 1,000 athletes who took ' Vou'll flnd)U8t the treaaure you want! 7 . i . OUr Rl^p 9.97 to 299.97 after a preliminary FBI report. Attorney Camp Trunk Q A M e S f '.r* after his father. part. (Slyl*< typlul ol oraup ind m*» »*iv fay How.) General William French Smith asked the •Deluxe Volleyball Set ■6-Playor C ro q in t Sot k : The prince will become King William appellate court to appoint a sjiecial Andy Bessett, former University of Connecticut 3 4 . 4 0 Rag. 45.99 Includes nylon-wound vinyl ball In rock maple with 24" tiandtea V when he becomes monarch, if current prosecutor. weightman from Tolland, provided the biggest pre- 31"x17"x12" (approx. Size) plus weatherproof net, lU t" - & capped mallets. Also '*» royal custom is maintained. Fourth of July fireworks when he pinned the first Built-In tray, all riveted enameled steel poles. ■ - _ - . 3" Bails and storage reek.«.» ,wm CQLtfQO Officially, however, he will be able to On May 11, Donovan appeared before a steel bindings. Brass- it’.' Our Rag. 24.99 . ____. 1 / • 0 4 Our Reg. 2 S J S ,. ... „ 2 9 * 7 C f, defeat ever on world champion George Frenn of W ■ plated hardware. * ’ -’-'.rv/* i- chose any of his four names at the time grand jury as part of Silverman’s in­ tJt , t'* ^ v , of his coronation. quiry. California in the National 56-Pound Weight Throw. •Volleyball/Badminton Set ^ •Foroo Stool HoraokMMM / f Bessett, one of the country’s top hammer throwers, . - f f - with wood racquets and vinyl ball . vrlthWi offietel pRiCE! was taking part in his first 56-pound event. Frenn was Tias galvanized poles, weather­ ij- 8hOM.( lbs. 8 az.)'«td twd - -V%' LOW seeking an unprecedented 10th 56-title. P IC N IC p l e a s u r e s ! proof net and lines. ^ ^ n n regulatl - itael polea. t a c u l ^ The talented Ed Brown, a class sprinter in past OurRag.14.ee .........11.22 .,^0urReg.t80» SPEC Arafat offers to put relays, failed to win either of his favorite events, the •Fla-Vor-lce 100 and 200 meters. (24-Pack) •4-Playor Badminton Sot •Uw i Our Reg. 1.49.. 1.24< Enameled steel racquets and ^ . • tOOmi Complete details may be found on the sports pages. poles, weatherproof net and lines. - Inis PLO under control Sunday’s 10-kilometer run went as expected, 1980 •Planter’s Snack Tins Our Reg. 16.99....... 14.33 Our Ireland Olympian Mike O’Shea besting Henry O’Connell in a two-man race to the wire. W4*1.07....... E a .8 3 » l •Jarts with four aerodynamic ■ " •QoiflO Mojicoro that mwk V The 10-K race was also recognized as the state lawn darts & 2 target rings.
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