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/ / FRroAY, MARCH 26, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-FOTJR A'verage Daily Net Press Ran Eiiantng For The Week l^ ed The Weather M an d i 26, 1911 Clear and cold tonight; low There will be an open house itles to offer bounties on faxes, upper teens and 20s. Tomorrow rattlesnakes, copperheads, wea- iimtrf|patpr lEupntnn Bprali A bout Tow n for J<^n and Virginia Childers 15,765 fair; high In the 40s. No chance cf 51 Starkweather St., at their sles, woodchucks, porcupines, Court Cases 8 out of 10 homes of precipitation throughout. The Grade 7 Youth Instruc home Sunday from 2 to 6 to wild German hares and wild Manche»terÂ City of ViUiage Charm tion Class of Zion Evangelical celebrate their 25th wedding ScsmsLjotJUuL Belgian hares. CIRCUIT COURT 12 Lutheran Church will meet to anniversary. The anim als had been c<m- Manchester Session hove 0 cold room VOL. L X X X X , NO. 150 morrow at 9:30 a.m. at the sldered predators or nuisances After a short trial yesterday. (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1971 (Claaalfied Adverttslog on Page 16) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS church. Cub Scout Pack 47 of the C j o f u l o L when the bounty bill was ap Judge Max Sayltt foimd Robert IS YOURS ONE o r THE Btftf South United Methodist Church proved. In the argument of A. McQuald, 36, of South Wlll- The Pastoral Services Organ will meet tcnlght at 7. Miss those udio pressed for repeal ington guilty of shoplifting over / ization of the Anna M. Fulier Neana Neptune will give a By Sol lU Cohen of the original bill, a shifting $15 and under $60. Judge Savltt Warn «p Art Chaplaincy, a non-denomination- short talk and show items balance of nature has changed ordered a pre-sentence Inves al group, will begin a six-week the Penobscot Passamaquoddy Jury May Be Set To say that Gov. Mesklll's The bill would extend the those views. tigation to be presented next hard>l6-lMrt iMii course Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Indians from Maine. m onth. appointment ai State Police Lt. minimum wage law to public East Pakistan Center Congregationai Church. employes and to employes of McQuald contended the inci The course is designed to help The VFW and ite AuxlUary Cleveland B. Fussenlch of Litch state Rep.' Genovesl, plus mriAAiMrt educational and charitable in dent, the alleged theft of a men and women become more will have a family dinner for several of his fellow members coat from Caldor, ,was lacking To Vote on Calley field to be the new state police stitutions. aware of and respond to the members and guests tonl^t of the legislature’s committee in criminal Intent. A store de commissloiier was a surprise CHlifc tH A tn By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL needs of others. For further in from 6 to 9 at the Post Home, King argued that the require on Insurance, are In Boston to tective testified he saw Mc- to Capited newsmen would be iY M O N H M M A N Associated Preaa Writer formation contact Mrs. Carl 603 E . C enter St. ment would place an unneces day. They are meeting with Toll of Dead Quaid put a store coat on, cut the understatement of the year. Gunderson of 115 O lcott D r. or sary hardship on those organiza the Massachusetts Insurance the tags off, and leave without Not once was his name men FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) — A fter 11 days o f deliber- the Hartford Hospital Chaplain Mrs. Stanley Bates, super tions that couldn't afford It. Commission and are being paying. tioned yesterday during the He cited churches as an ex briefed on the effects of the d w e ir A m * ations, the ju ry tryingr Lt. William L. Calley Jr. on cy- visor, and Mrs. Marshall Finley Another trial resulted in a charges of-mass murder at and Mrs. Frank Maher, staff hours preceding Gov. MesMU’s am ple. state’s no-fault insurance reg- guilty finding against Christo odvoiiloffu t My Lai may be ready to 4 p.m. news conference. In fact, vote today. In the military, Boy Scout Troop 632 wiil con nurses of the Manchester Pub pher Gada, 23, of Oakdale, on a VamMMlWHHMM that could mean a verdict In Thousands no one In the Capitol remembers WlHl ITM M is near. duct a fertilizer sale at St. lic Health Nursing Association, State Welfare Commissioner charge of speeding. He was 't S w M h r . By MYRON L. BELKIND recently attended a conference his name being mentioned In When Gov. Meskill, at his room , enckusd powfa, M t f e y . '« After putting in their longest Additionally, on the mass Bartholomew's school tomor Henry White will be the guest fin ed $25, w ith $5 rem itted. y igjrtjgi • Associated Press Writer row. Lawn fertilizer, and of dependent nursing functions the several weeks preceding the morning press conference yes aay VMS Out aeidi day of straight-through deliber- murder charges, the jurors can speaker Tuesday, at the weekly With a previous speeding con fertilizer with weed killer, will at the Park Flaza Hotel In New news conference. terday, reiterated his stand viction on his record, Gada Pf i m S oM B DBMONRKATIOK i aUons Friday — nearly eight find that fewer civlUans died NEW DELHI (AP)—United News of India reported Republican Dutch-treat lunch hours — the jury arrived be offered. For free delivery H aven. Lt. Fussenlch has been active against liberalizing Connecti faces automatic suspension of V tf iMl than were charged by the gov ly involved in an investigation eon. It will be at the Shoreham cut’s abortion laws, he made promptly at 8:16 this mmoiing. thousands dead in fierce fighting in East Pakistan to contact Alexander Chenard of his driving privilege. PI w m : ernment. And, Anally, on the of toll collectors and toll re Motor Hotel, Hartford. it plain that he would veto such Unlike a civilian murder jury count involving the child, they day and said West Pakistan-dominated army units 259 Scott Dr. or William Kelly The executive committee of Charges of intoxication, and were battling civilians in Dacca, the provincial capi'tal. o f 399 P ark er St. the Ladles Guild of the Assump ceipts, ordered several weeks a bill if It came to his desk. reckless use of the highway by where a verdict requires agree can reduce the finding to as One radio newscaster was F O «A irfrS tion will meet Mraiday at 8:16 ago by the governor. a pedestrian, against Bhice A. ATlAimC ment from all members. Gal sault with intent to kill. The agency also reported that ^ 2 Animals, such as lynx, bob not convinced. "How about the Grade 7 and 8 Methodist In the school library. Cordner, 36, of 16 Laurel St. ' BUDGET FAYMBNT PLAN ley's six-member court-martial If a guilty verdict is reached, Lt. Gen. Tlkka Khan, chief mar- their safety would not be guar- cats and foxes, were given a argument," he asked the gov Youth will meet tonight at 7:30 weê nolled. Cordner was HBAT panel needs the concurrence of the jury must again retire to de Ual law administrator of Elast anteed If they resisted. new lease on lUe yesterday by ernor, "that women should have at the church. The Rev. Carl Saunders of At the request of State Rep. struck by a car Feb. 12 as he only four to convict him of any termine the sentence. For pre Pakistan, died of Injuries re- The earlier broadcast claimed a bill signed Into law by Gov. complete control of their own South United Methodist Church Robert King of Tidland, a roll walked on Main St. He was of four murder counts. Should meditated murder the choice Is ceived when supporters of the that the Pakistani air force was M esklll. b o d ie s?” will conduct a service Sunday call vote on a bill In the House treated at Manchester Memo FOfiJUmr BROTHERS, INCl three of Galley’s six jurors vote between 'life in prison and province’s poliUcal leader, dropping bombs on "liberation The measure eliminates the The governor shot back, "If acquittal, he would be fotmd in- at 8:16 a.m. on radio station was stopped yesterday at the rial Hospital. death. Unpremeditated murder Sheik M u j 1 b u r Rahman, fightera’’ and the army was ua- a woman had complete control FUBL OIL • BURNER OAUS *,8BRV1C9I noncent. WINF. The program Is sponsor last moment and the bill was state’s (5 bounties on bobcats Also nolled was a charge of Is punishable by a term of up to stormed his residence in Dacca, ing tanks. over her body, she wouldn't get Any reballoting would need ed by the Manchester Council reassigned to t consideratlMi and lynx and repeals a provl- non-support against Willard 319 Bwpd Stwrot • MflEchoitor, C—. life in |»1son. For manslaugh WtK tight censorship, there Monitors In India quoted pregnant in the first place." the agreement of four jurors, of Churches and the Clergy As again on Tuesday. slon that permitted municipal- ter, CaUey could be sîtenced to was no conArmaUon on any of Sheik Mujib as saying he was in FOR Jones, 24, of Coventry. making extenalve voting unllke- sociation of Manchester, 10 years on each of four counts. the reports.

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