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More Cabinet Names Due Today Monckiy ;.-a 20 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec 20. 1980 Hanrltpalrr •3k MANOIESrER HAS W. Cloudy Partly cloudy tonight; BUSINESS DIRECTORY GUIDE FOR lU Y HIE SUGGEST cloudy Tuesday with PUTTERS A SAUDS chance of rain or snow. MANCHESTER ° AND SURROUNDING ]F0R YOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND: WEATHER Details on page 2. • ITUIM meuiTM •MMUMIS • ini niMt •MITIM8T8 VICINITY • C8THNM •IT8UM HUB M m 88|M_ I Vol. C, No. 70 - Manchester, Conn., Monday, December 22, 1980 YOL'RYOi'R HOMETOtF'IS HOMETOIf'IS NEWSPAPER yElESPAPER ’ « Since• since 1881 1881 « Single• Single Copy Copy 25t 25c « Home• Home Delivery Delivery 20 t~20c The Marinated Mushroom, Fnc.;;: " 3 S u i t a S tI o f l u f y , &aoi of ito Xi-lon" — FEATURING THIS WEEK .. 182 80HHI NMn St. • MandiMtw LSCS)i3iLC: ilOl A Pllnling ffOBWWT W8 H N8lp! , CUNUFFE AUTO BODY 8«r*lc» ««• mttm 10 u»—«nd ittvlot n)»iri KimdlnQ tnougf; More cabinet names due today mn*. 8m la tot ptM «od M nW «tnn ifou pton jow omI ofotoel "Z. LOS ANGELES (UPD - Ronald claims lengthy security clearances will be the first minority member of another agency Reagan thinks should PAP AUTO PARTS Reagan says he is not sure he will be and financial disclosure the Reagan Cabinet. be eliminated, is perhaps the most Ag search a struggle able to name the entire Cabinet by requirements have made it more dif­ The Agriculture Department post uncertain. Christmas, an indication there is still ficult to complete the process than he has -been the subject of heavy lob­ A lop prospect, Marva Collins, a EflJoA/wo/) PAINT CO WASHINGTON (UPD - Ronald Despite his relative obscurity and ■ 643-0016 background work to be done on some expected. bying by Republican heavyweights. black private school principal in ^O M PL C n COIUMON UrAW Reagan's search for an agriculture status as a Washington outsider, he tOUB appointments. The five .remaining Cabinet posts It now appears Illinois Agriculture Chicago, took herself out of the run­ •FOmiQN AND AMIRICAN CAW ■NDEPISDCNT secretary has involved a political claimed backing from the powerful The Reagan transition office are the secretaries of energy, ning during the weekend. And •RUSTY AORCS RUST PHOOPINQ _ 146-4801 m struggle that narrowed the field to Director John Block, being cham­ and conservative American Farm agriculture, interior, education and pioned by GOP Sens. Charles Percy another possibility. Elizabeth Han­ two' men with powerful constituen­ Bureau and made no secret of his planned to announce additional Cabinet appointments today in housing and urban development. of Illinois and Robert Dole of Kansas, ford Dole, a former Federal Trade cies and contrasting desires for the ambition. /Form er South Carolina Gov. Commission member and Dole's Job. Last week, however. Block was Washington. is the leading candidate. Reagan told reporters Sunday it James Edwards, being pushed Block is a working farmer, which wife, was named to Reagan's staff 763 - John Block — Illinois state temporarily displaced as the odds- was not clear if the five remaining. strongly by conservative ^ n , Strom ' Reagan has said is an important M A IN S ! - agriculture director, on favorite by Lyng, who served Reagan Sunday also declined to positions and the U.N. am^f Thurmond, R-S.C., is expected to be criterion. 2 Reagan as California agriculture characterize the latest Iranian de­ owner-operator of a 3,000-acre hog bassadorship will be named by nominated to head the Energy 6430191 and soybean farm and the reported commissioner and as a campaign Denver lawyer James Watt, who is mand for Ireeing the hostages — $24 191 Thursday, an indication the Department, which Reagan has said unpopular with environmentalists billion to be deposited in an Algerian choice over Reagan adviser and transition adviser. MAIN ST necessary work preceding the he wants to abolish. but a favorite of many business in­ fesigns,mc Richard Lyng — was scheduled to In private. Lyng denied interest bank. Secretary of Slate Edmund MANCHESTER nominations is not complete. Black New York lawyer Samuel terests, is the-leading choice for the meet today with the Reagan transi­ in the job. But. as speculation of his Muskie quickly termed that demand ) 4 1 lflOAO STRfET MANCHfSTEN CONN 04040 The president-elect said following Pierce is the likely choice for the Interior Department. I 643-19Q0 tion team. possible appointment grew, so also "unacceptable ' and said it was un­ his election he wanted the jobs filled Department of Housing and Urban The nominee for education Manchester ProlessionjI Park, Suite A>1 Betty Gallagher, Prop. Block was in the early running. did the maneuvering likely the hostages would be freed by bv the first week in December, but he Development. If he gets the job, he secretary, who would preside over the time Reaean takes offic' WE SERVICE «N0 INSTALL INOUSTRIAL ANO COMMERCIAL 2 AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION 6LACKSMITHING ISew demands HEATING and SHEET METAL A WELDING • R a n d f o r o e d I t e m g Board^s edict • ITEM8 CU6T0M MADE New England Mechanical Services, he. » • SAND BLAGTINQ WALTSCAOMN Yule release 166 TUNNEL RO. 22 WAIIMN ST. not followed VERNON, CT. 66066 MANCHESTER, CT. 871-1111 646-8363 By MARY KITZMANN "Without a finance committee I .A L Y D E A don't see how they can manage." -S e n 'in ^ - M anrheilrr over 50 yri. is not likely Herald Reporter TIL DiRosa said PAP ^“TO MANCHESTER - The formation McCavanagh didn't specifically PARTS pentland The Ffor/st By United Prm* International In addition. Iran said it wanted in­ of a financocommittee, a stipulation recall the board's request but said if "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS’ SMrelary of State Eklmund Muskie terest paid for the period the funds of the Board of Directors in ap­ there was one "it should be followed 24 BIRCH ST. said Iran's new demand that the had been held and said the United proving a 10 percent dues increase through on" HOURS United States pay about 034 billion in last year for the Manchester Country 8 TO S MON.-FRI. TEL. 643-6247 States must transfer nearly 01 billion Last year Penny requested the 8 TO S SAT. A SUN. 643-4444 F.T.D. cash and gold to free the 52 hostages worth of Iranian gold now on deposit Club, never materialized. budget committee appointing Ogden — a ransom of approximately 0460 with the Federal Reserve Bank of The committee, to include direc­ and also requested tighter rein on 307 £. CENTER ST. (REAR) tors, club governors and regular MSTR CHG WORLD MIDI million for each captive — means the New York. telephone and electrical spending He MANCHESTER Americans won’t be home for Christ­ members, “never got off the YeS' Car Owners there really Is a Santa Claus. He’ll be AMEN EXPRESS SfRVICf "After all the conditions stipulated could not be reached for comment mas and probably not until after ground,'' according to James Moriar- BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY in this memorandum have been this morning. Ronald Reagan takes office. ty, newly-elected club president. But at PAP AUTO PARTS today from 9:am to 3:00 pm Alive carried out and officially confirmed DiRosa, McCavanagh and Barbara Defense Secretary Harold Brown .. the 52 Americans, hostages of the the club governors did meet several Weinberg serve on the board's ap­ ABC APPLIANCE REPAIR FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. times with a board subcommittee, A46-622I 87S-32S2 immediately labeled Tehran's money Iranian nation, will be released," pointed subcommittee for the young folks: As well as giving away an additional without including the regular j 42 Oak Street demand "ransom." Pars said. McCavanagh commented he did I COMPLETE IM Of, MLT»GIHnO(WOW6 members. not yet have an opinion on whether I Manchester, Conn. 649-8879 Christmas Bonus of 10% off everything-in the store, already At a Feb. 26 meeting Mayor 78 U6NON ST. Muskie said on the NBC-TV news Muskie said, “We regard the (Ira­ the club should receive the requested 1R1 COfTIH ST. show "Meet the Press" thpt the nian) response as unreasonable and Stephen Penny requested William I This coupon worth $20 towards purchase HANCHItTM, CONN. HOC KV1U1, CONN. 10 percent increase this year, 'We I stocked at super low prices. 'Hen. • Ret I M HOUM details of the new Iranian terms beyond the powers of the president to Ogden, Branford Street, serve on the have to look at the figures, and the of Mercedes Progress Vacuum ... Come In TIh o ., 1 M I CLOSED TUES. made public Sunday were take." • committee. Ogden, who gathered 33 line items," he said "Then we can I & see the quality of this long life Vac DAILY 10-5 "unreasonable" and "beyopd the signatures last year opposing the decide whether we have a problem or 307 E Center 8t (Rear) He said his statement was not an ■ **^^unnlily Limitefi" powers of the president to make. " dues increase, said recently he was not.” Wedding takes A Specialty "official response" but conceded he (behind Lennox Pharmacy) The new demands — a U S. deposit never contacted about the finance The country club is under the direc­ --------- P A P a u t o P A R T S talked with Carter earlier in the day of 024 billion in cash and gold in an committee. tors' jurisdicition as it rents the land E and the comment "represents the MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. OVER Algerian Central Bank amounted to a The directors requested the for $25,000 a year from the town 45 reaction of the administration." S u p p tie n i of Safety Prolertion MHKIESTER YEARS payment of 0460 million for each finance committee to monitor the There are nine more seasons left on hostage and seemingly doomed them Muskie said the formal U.S.
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