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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn;, Thurs., July 12, 1973 Miss Daniels Appropriations Approved Hears from Her POW SOL R. COHEN Projects, while waiting for Ferrell has worked for the town Cit3^ion Of Hono^ (Herald Reporter) equal grants to reach the town. for 30 years. For about a year. Miss The board approved a $12,000 A request for dissability Denise Daniels of 17 Oxford St. lEupntng U^ralJi The Manchester Board of Directors Tuesday night allocation from the Capital Im retirement for Patrolman wore a POW bracelet. Last MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAI^ APPRECIATION FUND provement Reserve Fund for Alfred Ritter was removed March, when American MANCHESTER, (X)NN., FRIDAY, JU LY 1 3 ,1 9 7 3 - VOL. XCH, No. 240 Manchester—A City of Village Cha authorized the borrowing of a rni TWENTY PACES sum of money not to exceed plumbing improvements at Lin from the agenda, because ap audiences watched the MASTER DONOR’S CLUB PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS 1315,000, for the town’s 25 per coln School. Weiss said an proval is not required of the homecoming of the POWs on cent cost share of highway equivalent sum allocated from Board of Directors. It is their television sets. Miss awarded to projects. The other 75 per cent revenue-sharing funds will be granted by the Pension Board Daniels recognized "h er” POW returned. only; as his name was announced. will come from state and The following'friends federal funds, under the The board allocated $5,800 in Col. Norman ' Carl Gaddis, USAF, of Winston-Salem, N.C., of the hospital TOPICS and Urban Systems revenue-sharing funds for in had been a prisoner of war in Prograins. The entire cost is es stalling burglar-alarm systems Watergate Panel Hears Nixon^Side Vietnam from May 12,1967, un timated at about $1.25 million. in three elementary schools. Way To Beat til March 4, 1973. The town’s expenditure had Superintendent of Schools for Ihc generous support given to the hospital on Ihe occasion As so many others have done been authorized in a Nov. 7, Jam es Kennedy informed the High Costs who wore the POW bracelets. of the 150th Anniversary of the Thought Raid 1972 townwide referendum. A board by letter the yearly Nixon Agrees Miss Daniels returned hers to proposal by the Board of Direc operating cost for the systems Town of Manchnler, Conn. READING, Mass. (AP) - Col. Gaddis with a letter in tors to use revenue-shii'ring would be about $100. There’s apparently a com- which she expressed her hap Was Men Playing funds for the projects was aban The directors authorized plainer in Reading who thinks piness at his safe return. To Meet With Kennedy to apply for state aid doned when it was learned the he may have the answer to (50 per cent) for the irrigation She recently received a reply funds couldn’t be used for beating the rising cost of food. Janies Bond and turf installations to the from Col. Gaddis in which he matching state and federal An unidentified caller grants. MHS football and soccer fields, enclosed his photograph. He Sen. Ervin telephoned radio station WVBF and for the media center being said he has received other WASHINGTON (AP) — Presidential aide Richard A. ’The directors approved the in Framingham complaining V constructed at Bentley School. bracelets and he intends to send WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon says he is following additional ap about the high cost of food and Moore testified today that until March 19 of this year, he Tabled were two items, under them to the Air Force Academy propriations to the 1973-74 saying he had broken into a willing to meet with the chairman of the Senate Watergate Iwd considered the Watergate raid no more thnn an the town’s industrial guidelines, “where they will be melted budget, all to be financed by diner in Reading where he had committee but has no intention of backing away from his" relating to the proposed down and become a part of a “unauthorized adventure” by people who had some $100 equivalent state and federal cooked up some bacon and refusal to give the committee White House documents. bills and enjoy playing Jam es Bond. grants; Damato Industrial Park off monument dedicated to those eggs. Nixon agreed ’Thursday to meet privately with com Moore told investigating ... $6,500 for a fourth civilian Tolland Tpke. The Planning and who made the supreme 'The caller also complained senators he did not know of of But he said that when those dispatcher in the police depart Zoning Commission is still con sacrifice in the Vietnam war.” mittee Chairman Sam J . Ervin Jr ., D-N.C. No date was set that he couldn’t find the coffee Master Donors as o f July 2 : ficial or campaign involvement meetings were held, he still ment. sidering a decision on a Damato In a postscript to his letter, for the meeting. and had to drink water instead. he thanked Denise for being a or cover-up. He has said he does believed implicitly in Nixon’s ... $7,994 to continue the request for a zone change for Robert H. Smith The agreement was. an the property. Police were notified of the good American. He said, “Let’s . Mr. ft Mrs. Jack R. Hunter had informed the committee not believe President Nixon Aug. 29,1972, statement that no employment of the present telephone call and later con nounced tours before the Presi V knew about it. Also tabled, and referred to make America even better!” Edward M. Kenney that he believes that to turn one in the administration was three civilian dispatchers for firmed that the diner, which Mr. a Mrs. Robert W. Blake dent entered Bethesda Nav^ involved in Watergate. the Advisory Rec and Park Miss Daniels is a junior at Bert Dittus over the documents would Moore, recountihg to the another six months. was closed for vacation, had Mr. A Mrs. Miner B. Stackpola Hospital for treatment of televised Senate hearings Moore followed Mitchell, the Commission for its recommen Manchester High School. destroy “the confidentiality of ... $12,504 for the salary of a been broken into and a meal Manchester Evening Herald Dr. A Mrs. George A.F. Lundberg 8r pneumonia. A spokesman' said presidential papers.” events about which he has said former attorney general and dation, was a request from Nixon would remain in the police officer who will deal had been cooked. Walter Carter Jr. But the committee Thursday his memory is hazy, said he did campaign director, to the Weiss for authority to sell two The Gulnan Chlidran hospital for at least a week. specifically With community- Mancheater State Bank passed a resolution saying it is not know the dimensions of Watergate witness stimd. town-owned lots on E . Middle OMNIBUS Mr. and Mra. C . Elmore WatMna Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., R- relations problems. Naselff Arms Co. in unanimous agreement that it Watergate when he and others Mitchell stuck through three Tpke. Tenn., vice chairman and ... $330 for a part-time ONE Mr. a Mrs. Douglas F. Ingram “is entitled to have access to discussed at a California resort days of testimony to his denial It was the consensus of the Joseph Qarman ranking Republican on the com vocational instructor for the •ittg in Mrs. Elizabeth Ralchard every document in the posses ■■ t- a need for money in connection that he had approved the board no urgency exists for Lynch Motors mittee, said he is optimistic emotionally handicapped, un Crockett Agency, Inc. sion of the White House or any with the problems it had raised. Watergate wiretapping plan, selling town-owned land. The Ice Whale T H A T BIG HAND seems to r.iminc) that “some compromise can be der the school vocational be trying to lead Carabini Michael Lynch department or agency of the He said he agreed at that disputing suggestions that he Advisory Rec and Park Com The Arctic tusked whale, lifts Dr. ft Mra. Eugene M. Davia worked out” to avoid a court rehabilitation program. eri Band outside city hall in a rts John H. Lappen Insurance executive branch of the Feb. 11 meeting to ask John N. had lied under oath to keep the mission is being asked whether the narwhal, swims in bro Manchester Carbida Co., Inc. battle over the issue of whether ... $1,295 for home economics Rome. 'i & government” that pertains to Mitchell for fund-raising help, lid on the scandal during the there is any possibility of using ken ice fields usually above John A. DoQuattro the committee can demand equipment at Manchester High Ciirtls Mr. ft Mrs. Gustave Schallar its investigation of the considering it necessary in con 1972 presidential campaign. the land for rec purposes. 65 degrees North latitude. c r a fts William A. Olekelnakl access to White House School and at Tiling and Bennet The whales have been Mr. ft Mrs. Warren Howland Watergate scandal. nection with civil suits that Moore, a special counsel to The board approved early Pn.M Rcl documents relating to its in Junior Highs. sighted only four times as Wallace Parclak Committee members had dis stemmed from Watergate. the President, read a 20-page RnuP: 30 Vurnoii Mr. ft Mrs. Vincent Boroilo vestigation of the Watergate ... $50,000 to provide working retirement benefits for Arthuf far south as Britain and once Mark R. Kravitz cussed trying to subpoena the Moore said when he carried statement that contradietto on R72-G 713 Mr. ft Mrs. John E. Rogers scandal. $70,000 Worth Of Smiles capital for Educational Special Ferrell, effective Sept. 1. off The Netherlands. J. Stewart Johnston documents but voted Thursday that message to Mitchell later, two key points the previous M. Adler Dobkin The Nixbn-Ervin meeting the response was in effect: testimony of former White Nassiff Camara & Photo Shop to request a meeting with the Dr. ft Mrs. Philip E. Sumner was arranged after the com President in an effort to avoid Much calmer and collected, the William Smith family of left are: Mrs. Connie Smith; the Smith’s daughter-in-law, "Get lost.” House counsel John W. Dean Qraham L. Clark mittee told the President in a Mr. Mrs. Willard B. Dlckanson the court battle a subpoena Manchester accepted late l^ursday afternoon six checks Mrs. Phillip.. Smith, State Oimptroller Nathan Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- III. Merrill Whiston a letter that his refusal to turn Agostlnelli, who presented the checks; and Smith, an N.C., chairman of the — Moore admitted that he Mr. ft Mrs. Charles WIgron probably would precipitate. totaling $70,000 as winners of the Connecticut State Lottery Ed’a Atlantic over the documents threatened The committee had asked the Super 75 drawing. The sharing of the winnings necessitated employe of Colt Industries, which has been strike-bound Watergate committee, said he attended a meeting in La Costa, i K J Mr. ft Mrs. Donald 8. GonovasI a “fundamental constitutional White House to turn over aU for several weeks. Mrs. Smith is a member of the believes the panel will vote to Calif., last February and that Mr. a Mra. Stanley Bray confrontation between the the drawing of six checks and delayed the presentation Mr. ft Mra. William B. Thornton papers dealing with the ac classified advertising staff of The Herald. (Herald photo subpoena White House Dean mentioned "he had been Mr. A Mra. E. Theodora Bantly Congress and the presidency.’’ from the actual drawing time in the morning in Hartford. Dr. ft Mra. Barney WIehman tivities of any presidential aide by Ofiara) documents for its investigation told by the lawyers — I think But, in announcing the The sign in the background was made by neighbors who Mr. ft Mrs. Edgar H. BarracUffS involved in the 1972 campaign. if the President does not that was the way he put it, but I CARPET AND , Mr. ft Mrs. AHon A. Hall meeting. Deputy White House wanted the world to know the Smith’s good fortune. From Mr. ft Mra. Levon Parmaklan Pressure for ' White House release them voluntarily. cannot be precise about his Mr. Mra. Sam Zipkin Press Secretary Gerald L. language — that they may be a documents grew after ousted Ervin said he still hopes to Mr. and Mra. Jamas P. Irvine Mra. Albert T. Dewey Warren said “ there will be no needing some more money.” TEMPLE’SFLOOR COVERING White House counsel John W. meet with Nixon next week to Bruce ft Jane Noble change’’ in the President’s Dr. a Mra. Francis W. HaHrlck Dean IH told the committee he discuss that controversy, Moore was designated to John Q. Frank refusal to turn over the suggest that Mitchell raise the BRAIDED ‘- “L Mr. and Mrs. . J. Robert Haskell believed the President knew despite Nixon’s hospitalization documents requested by the Fire Still Thursday night for viral necessary funds, a request he CHAIR PADS 9 9 0 EA. W. Harry England about and participated in the WALL-TO-WALL Mr. a Mra. Phillip Harrison committee. Resignations Pave Way pneumonia. carried to Mitchell in New York Herbert A. Greenwood attempted cover-up of the Pilado Porraria In a letter dated July 6, Nixon Burns In and which Mitchell rejected. Watergate affair. Moore told again of two CERAMIC FLOOR TIU Mr. ft Mra. Arthur Holmaa David M. Caldwell Jr., M.D. Repository California meetings last But Moore denied that he was 1 x 1 pollerra & randoim o f t h e Mr. ft Mrs. Norman Holmes Mr. ft Mrs. Robert C. Glannay For Peron Return February at which the Senate told the money was to be for the Mr. ft Mrs. Howard L. Holmes hearings, the administration original Watergate defendants, 3 0 0 sq.ft. & up Mr. A Mra. George T. LaBonna, Jr. OVERLAND, Mo. (AP) - A as Dean has testified. w e e k H Dr. ft Mrs. Charles R. Hamilton Jr. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina 68-year-old leader of Argen response, and the likely need to stubborn fire continued to bum dication whether the military Mr. ft Mra. Harold W. Garrity (AP) — President Hector J. tina’s second largest party, the raise money were discussed. A. Elmar DIskan, M.D. out of control today in a would oppose the return to of Mr. ft Mrs. Nat N. Bchwadal, Campora and his vice president Radical Civic Union. 5 H.1UB ENCLOSURES Mr. ft Mra. Leon Dobkin In building housing 56 million files fice of the 77-year-old former President resigned today to allow new Meanwhile the provisional Af required by State Law Memory of Saulft RIgl Sllvorstoln on former servicemen. dictator. But Campora since his C m ^dem Mary L. Hutchinson elections that appeared certain president would be Raul SHAG with 2 towel ban. Mr. Mra. E. J. McCabe inauguration 49 days ago has vy Has Restless SCULPTURED Mr. ft Mrs. Thomas F. Fsrguson a Base Shift The blaze, which became a to bring Juan D. Peron back to Lastiri, president of the put younger officers at the head Short and sweet. This great Shinyl Vinyl Mrs. Norman Spoctor power. Night looking shag is made of 100% liS. $7«.«S Mr. ft Mrs. Edward TomkisI day old shortly after midnight, Chamber of Deputies and son- of the armed services, retiring ■ T O'".''!'.. <•* Campora and Vice President in-law of Peron’s trusted lieute CLOUDY ‘C t'l 5 I'Cr-l nylon and we have 12 solid and M 9 J 5 The NO W AX Floor Mr. ft Mrs. John F. Sommers Mrs. John L. Jan nay gained momentum Thursday some of the leading anti- WASHINGTON (AP) - tweed colors to choose from night as it spread from the up Vicente Solanb Lima signed nant, Jose Lopez Rega. Peronist generals and ad up to 9 X 12 Kit installed Allied Printing Sorvicoa, Inc. Mr, ft Mrs. John L. Pickana Not Likely President Nixon experienced a their resignations in the Pink SOUMIAN SKCIAL permost floor of the M ilita^ There was no immediate in mirals. Partly cloudy tonight, with a “restless night” and is con prep, extra Fradarick W. Spaulding, D.M.D. House, the official palace. Both NOW NOW THE ARMSTRONG FLOOR THAT Mr. a Mrs. Robert McCann Personnel Record Center down low in the mid 50s to the low tinuing to suffer chest discom SHINES WITHOUT WAXINGI Mrs. Lucille Sloan Smith houses of Congress were to ap- — 60s Excellent choice of colors to the fifth floor. Portions of the Partly cloudy with a fort from a viral pneumonia REGULAR, BAR HARBOR, Mr. a Mrs. Michael F. Haborern ' WASHINGTON (AP) — A Navy official says “there isn’t prove them later today. ONLY ONLY Mr. ft Mrs. Edmond Parker roof collapsed. chance of showers or condition for which he is being DESIGNER SELECTED IN ST(X:K Mr. ft Mrs. Ross H. Bogg, Jr. a flicker of hope” that new nuclear attack submarines will The dramatic move followed Six firemen, who were among thundershowers Saturday. High treated at Bethesda Naval COLORS ONLY. GOOD Mr. ft Mrs. John Yamtar a sudden call from moderate News Capsules $ y 9 9 m . Mrs. Raymond A. 8t. Laurent, In be based on Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island instead of members of 10 suburban St. I J r j in the mid to upper 80s, except Hospital, the White House said $ 0 9 9 SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM Jack Yannor * union leaders that Peron Memory of Raymond A. St. Laurent at New. London, Conn. Louis departments fighting the around 80 along the Sound. today. t K SQ.YD. Sq.Yd. MSTMIEO resume his long-interrupted Mr. ft Mrs. John R. Mrosok Mr. Mrs. R.B. Woodbridga ft Mrs. "Construing some possibility said the New London base fire, suffered slight injuries. The probability of precipita The report was given by Completely Installed Completely Insiqllcd a leadership. He returned from 18 of moving boats up there would already is a “nuclear power Predicts Increases Dollar Higher tion is 20 per cent tonight and 40 Presidential Press Secretary > i12* and 15‘ WMtha Mr. Mrs. Ray S. Warren Arthur R. Woodbridga, In Memory of Officials of the General Ser years of exile June 20 after a really be an injustice to the peo support installation” and that WASHINGTON (AP) - per cent Saturday. Ronald L. Ziegler from the Arthur R. Woodbridga vices Administration said that Campora, his hand-picked LONDON (AP) - The U.S. Jimmy A Alan DImlow ple in Rhode Island,” he said “a lot of money would be in Prices for certain food items Winds will be southwesterly hospital auditorium in a 11:30 Mr. A Mrs. Robert Haavisidaa arson may have been tiie cause stand-in, won elections from dollar opened slightly higher on ’Thursday. volved” in trying to duplicate could rise by as much as 15 per at about 10 miles per hour a.m. briefing, the first word W KITCHEN PLUSH Mrs. Hazel M. Eberaold, In Memory of and the FB I was investigating. which Peron was disqualified; European money markets *12”M|.yC George C. Ebersold Mr. ft Mrs. Edson M. Bailey An Environmental Protection its facilities in Rhode Island. cent under the soon-to-be- today with the help of support tonight, increasing to 10 to 20 about the President since he Argentina was calm today Made by America's finest Dan Agency official said in a recent Rohde saihAn his letter that Jeffery P. Hlllelson, regional announced administration m,p.h. Saturday. entered the hospital Thursday CARPET Mr. Mrs. Sam Filloramo Mr. a Mrs. Eugene T. Kelly despite bitter opposition from buying by the central banks. River IS the carpet of luxury INCLUDES NORMAL a letter to the Navy Engineering Narragansett Bay “may well administrator of the GSA, said Phase 4 anti-inflation program, But trading was described as 'The outlook for Sunday is for night. Stcrk rt ’/' nt this low, low, p'ice. 100% Acrilan. 12 fascinating Mr. ft Mrs. Arthur E. Smith some leftist factions of Print;,'*. ond tweeds. Al! made ot INSTALLATION ANO IS Dr. ft Mrs. Edward L. Bessar Facilities Conunand that the have many of the required there had been 12 fires of a spokesman for the nation’s hesitant. variable cloudiness with a The President was examined I OJSo Nylon lor ca^e oi cleoivng, colors Peronism who felt the sequence GUARANTEED BY ARMSTRONG Mr. ft Mra. Daniel Savino, In Memory EPA had “reservations” about facilities and has the advantage suspicious origin in the building food chain stores says. chance of showers and this morning by his doctors. FOR 3 YEARS. Isi COME 1st PLASTIC THE Mias laaballa Lange of events would bring more con The dollar closed slightly NOW of Mr. A Mrs. Joseph Draghl, Sr. the environmental impact of of not needing extensive during the last six months. Fresh fruits and vegetables seasonable temperatures. He was reported to have a NOW SERVE WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS Carl W. Lange . servative government and higher in Tokyo — at 285 yen, up QUIT IIAIII IN Sa BUIS plans to dredge the ’Thames dredging, except for berths, ’The sixth floor housed service are among items for which light breakfast. SPECTACULAR BUY. Charlaa E. Transua, In Memory of wHi, weaken their stance. from 264.935 at the close High Low ONLY 12 colon available Mr. ft Mrs. Joseph M. Murphy River channel to accomodate thus minimizing environmental and medical records on more prices are expected to rise His temperature was still H ONLY Anna M. Transua Elections were expected to Thursday — after the Bank of Anchorage 61 52 the subnuirines in (kinnecticut. problems associated with this than 20 million Army and Air sharply, Clarence G. Adamy, said to be running at 101 or 102 TRIMS ALSO e A Raymond L. Peracchio, D.M.D. follow in 40 days, open to all Japan bought about $10 million. Boston 73 59 199 Introducing AVAILABLE Q .V 6 0 a Mr. ft Mra. Louis F. Champaau action.’’ Force servicemen, mostly on president of the National 89 76 degrees. 1 ^ 9 Mr. ft Mrs. C. Thayer Browne Carl Rohde, review coor parties but almost certain to be T h e West German Chicago Miss Gertruda LIddon, In Honor of The letter suggested that those who served duing the two Association of Food (^ in s , When the President entered Sq.Yd. dinator for the EPA Boston won by a coalition ticket of Bundesbank also was suppor Denver 94 61 Sq.Yd. Mra. Walter W. Kaanay either the Quonset Point naval world wars. told a House subcommittee the hospital, Ziegler said he Completely Installed Gtorgo A.F. Lundberg, Sr., M.D. regional office, suggested in the Peron and Ricardo Balxin, the ting the dollar, helping it to ral San Francisco 59 52 Completely Installed Congoleum base, which is to be closed next The job of reconstructing Thursday. was expected to remain there South Windsor Rotary Club Mr. ft Mrs. Ermano Garavanta letter that Narragansett Bay ly in opening bids to 2.3925 Washington 80 63 12* and IS' Widtha ,12-Wldtlia______year, or the Newport Naval destroyed military records for at least a week. Carpoting Mr. ft Mrs. Nicholaa Jackston might be a “feasible alter marks, up from 2.3880 at Mr. Mrs. Arthur L Norwood * Base, from which the fleet is “will be the largest reconstruc Thursday’s close. Mr. Mrs. Louis Apter' native site.” n a Mr. ft Mrs. Barnard Aptar being removed, might ac tion job we’ve ever had,” ac and Linoleum TIP SHEAR HEAVY SHAG However, an EPA spokesman comodate the submarines. cording to Walter W. Stender, This rugged, yet handsome at fantastic puces! Mrs. Sherwood Cheney Dr. and Mrs. Gso. A.F. Lundberg Jr. in Washington said ’Thursday The first eight of the “Los assistant national archivist. Manchester Memorial texture will 1?eautify any room In So thicL ond Itilt ycT v.on't l/' cvc it unlil you see d. 20 luSi..ojs t^'ors. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Johnson the agency "has no legal teeth AngelesKilass" submarines to He said the center was the Grandson Missing your home. 100% Nylon in 16 ’’The Now Floor” has the Mra. Herbert Bradley in thismatter— all we can do is be homeported at New London only depository for the com ROME (AP) - Police gorgeous colors. Congoleum White Shield back Central Conn. Farmer’s Aasn. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dormer frown.” are under construction. Ten plete record filies on men from searched today for oil Hospital Donor’s Club which allows Installation Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Sibrinaz Dr. and Mrs. Robert Buttorflold Meanwhile, the Navy official more are being planned. all branches of service. billionaire J . Paul Getty’s 17- NOW NOW anywhere In the home, from Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kaiah year-old hippie grandson after Slowly, but surely, the basement to attic. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Millar, In ONLY ONLY John F. Tierney the youth’s mother reported a Manchester Memorial Hospital “The Now Floor" has a thick, m am o^ of Mrs. Dorothy F. Miller ransom demand which she said Appreciation Fund Drive ther built-in cushion for walklng-on- Aldan E. Ballsy may have been a hoax. mometer rises toward its goal (BdDfdDdDdD $ Q 9 9 alr comfort. Francis P. Handisy WE A RE SPECIALISTS IN Dr. Mrs. John P. Wheolsr Main Street‘Parking The teen-ager, J . Paul (Jetty of $60,000. INTERIOR DECORATING a Mary A Catharine Shea. Sq.Yd. * 1N i 2 ”Sq.Yd. "The Now Floor” has an extra III, had not ^ n home for two Today’s reading shows a total AND DESIGNING Mrs. John M. Boyle ft Family Completely Installed Completely Installed tough, non-porous wear-layer Mr. A Mrs. Sam Crispino weeks. He has been an habitue of $25,272 with eleven additional and IS' WMOia 12'Wldtlia to assure long lasting beauty & BATHROOMS Mr. ft Mrs. Robsrt D. Murdock Mr. a Mrs. Gordon W. Bryant ICs Just One of Rome’s hippie hangouts and donors. 5 0 ^ 0 0 0 ease of maintenance. Space To Shrink has occasionally been seen Mr. ft Mrs. George F. Borst Mr. ft Mrs. Frank P. Sheldon New members of the Master CERAMIC TILE selling homemade jewelry to •Another famous Shinyl Vinyl No-Wax Mrs. L. Morgan Porter John F. Devannay Donor’s Club who have donated COMMERCIAL tfiK Floor by Congoleum DOUG BEVINS tourists. $150 or more are; •The non-poroua wearlayer la highly BATHROOM Changes from angle to • West side, from Locust St. 40lOOO IstltHad ig It 1M letsrt tail indudat (Herald Reporter) parallel parking will result in to Forest St. — 59 angle stalls Of Those Days Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. RUBBER BACK reslitant to staining & soiling. 6 pc. •Insulates cold floora Downtown Manchester will the loss of six stalls on the east change to 40 parallel stalls, 19 Morrissey, Richard G. KITCHEN CARPET. ^ ^ •Mutfiss household noise fixture lose 53 parking spaces on Main side of Main St. and 47 stalls On lost. Did you wake up this morning feeling something was Williams, Helen F. Jachim, in 12 NEW len colon coMeauTiowe •Economical Prtperillaa ailra St. when the state completes its the west side, Reardon said. He wrong? Pian Probe memory of son, John J. Jachim 301000 •Meets F.H.A. requlrementt______I WW • West side, from Forest St. new traffic control system on added, however, that new stalls WASHINGTON (AP) - A Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. Bernard WITH... to Wells St. — 26 angle stalls Was your head in a whirl and your heart without song? 12' & 15' the street, Manchester Police may be created on side streets congressional subcommittee Sheridan, Griswold A. HI-DENSITY . CLOSE OUT FROM THE MIU change to “no parking,” 26 lost. When you put on your shoes, did you break a new lace? Ctoppell, in memory of wife, YD Chief James Reardon has when four streets become one plans to investigate $1.3 million FOAM BACK WldtlS Master Donors have contributed at least $150| Was your razor so dull it put cuts in your face? Bernice (Jhappell; Mr. and Mrs. 2 C M > 0 0 reported. way. • East side from Center St. worth of security installations 9x12 NYLON RUGS Was the orange juice warm and the coffee too bitter? Joseph L. Swensson. SCULPTURED TWEEDS SSAHS Existing angle parking in to Ford St. — ten angle stalls at President Nixon’s private to the Manchester Memorial Hospital Ap Was the newspaper wet and tom into litter? New supporting donors are; TEL. ALL END FINISHED $ R Q 9 5 several locations along the Brainard and Pearl Sts. will change to seven parallel stalls, residences — apparently street, a state highway (Rt. 83), be one-way east, and Locust Did your wife get upset ‘cause you left her no money? without any comparable figures Mr. and Mrs. Austin W. GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS W W RW-WB.SS preciation Fund. t ree lost. 1 0 ^ 0 0 ; 643-6662 will to changed to parallel and St. James Sts. will be one Did you bang out the door when she said, "Don’t giet fun from past presidencies. Russell, Minnie M. Lyons, Ruth and Irving Bayer, in honor of parking, Reardon e x p ire d to way west, the chief, who is also • East side from School St. to ny?” The General Services Ad special birthday of Louree the Mayor’s Downtown Action the town’s traffic' authority, Wells St. — e i^ t angle stalls Was the car kind of sluggish and the traffic in season? ministration already has told FORMICA JOIN THE GROUP Diskan; Mr. and Mrs. Richard CARPEfllW Committee Thursday. said. change to five parallel stalls, Were your fights with co-workers without rhyme ot* another House panel that no D. Forde, Roland Machia. COUNTER TOPS Contributions of any Amount may be made'by mail to the attention of Bert DHtua State transportation depart The angle-to-parallel paiicing three lost. statistics are available for reason? Donations may be made to Reasonable director of dovolopmont, Manchoator Memorial H o a ^ l , or phone, 646-1222 ment crews have begun the changes are: Other major duuiges in the security expenditures at' the Forget it, dear friend, and don’t feel unusual. the hospital fund in care of Burt Expertly inatalled Ext 334. Payments can ba arrangod to suit the donor over the next abc monttia. work on revising the traffic Main St. traffic controls include private homes of the late aOOR COVEHIK by our own mechanics It happens quite often — you’ll find on perusal. Dittus, development director, signals and installing "walk- • West side of Main St. from installation of a demand-type Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson, don’t walk” lights, Reardon the Center to the Mary Cheney It’s tiie 13th, a Friday — when some people say, John F. Kennedy or Dwight D. at the hospital, 71 Haynes St. TEMPLFS 308 MAIN ST. ^ walk light and traffic signal in ThU advertUement sponsored by > “If it happens, it happens. It was meant that way,” Convenient payment terms noted, and it is expected that Library driveway — five angle front of the library and removal Eisenhower, and said that it may be made by calling Dittus the project will be finished by stalls change to three parallel of the signal at the Pearl St. in would be almost impossible to at 646-1222, ext. 334. w. G. GLENNEY CO. Aug. 1. stalls, two lost. tersection. develop the data. Manchoator PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., July H. 1978
. Lobster Clause MANCpaTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri:. July 18, 1973. Though 10-pound lobsters Sheinwold on Bridge WALTZ CONCERTS SELL PAGE THREE VIENJfA (AP) - AU Miconv Enlistment Terms once were common in New Theater Schedule KEEPIN’ IT MOVING The boys own four trucks, certs the newly founded Theater HI Offers %uv Gentle Drop England, by the 1870s NASHVILLE, Tenn. (A P ) - have found a Yeady market in FALSECARD IN TRUMPS Vienna Waltz Orchestra^ vHddi Cut By Reserves | iWUTH I5»M » WIUItWHM ^ catches were averaging 2V4 Apartment Movers Inc., of short haul moving for apart (S U W RODGERS^ HAMMERSTEH^rS DECEIVES DECLARER will take place at the hnpdial Suite,” and most recently in sweeps and delta stretches a plain to 3 pounds, necessitating South dealer Manchester Drive-In — ‘ "ThiB Nashville, is keeping tWo teen ment dwellers and have paid 1,560 miles from Himalayan Ry Alfred uheinwold House” 7:30-9:30-12:00 Mid I^lace, were sold out in May. last winter’s Theatre III The 819th Station H o^ltal, an so— ------flat— that the river mops Vwa MMIEnil^T ^ laws setting minimum sizes North-South vulnerable Legend of Hell House” 10:30; vice from six to three years for age brothers on the move. back all but $600 of their origi headwaters to the Bay of Truth is a wonderful thing, night ' The sununer waltz concerts production, “ Who’s Afraid of Army Reserve unit, is cutting only 700 feet in 1,000 miles. that could be taken. “ The Other” 8:50 the next 90 days, it was an Richard, 17, and Barry Jones, nal investment. Bengal. Between mountains but it has a way of getting NORTH Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, were the idea of Vienna’s vice Virginia Woolf?” its enlistment terms for men ARLO " A . r n r : ; c ' Burnside Theater — “ Paper nounced by Col. Donald L. 16, sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. GUTHRIE / = ^ L I C E - S ' monotonous. Mind you. I’m ♦ 5 Caldor Shopping Plaza — “ Man mayor, Gertrude F^fessionally, Quinn teaches without previous m ilita^ ser- Buchanan, commanding of Jones, saved |1,100 from a pa “ We always encouraged our talking about bridge. A well- ^ K 9 6'" Moon” 7:30-9:30 in the Wilderness” 7:00; Sandner, who noted the popu Fli-M. RRMli theater arts at East Catholic ficer. per route to launch their suc boys to work and save,” the EESTAURANT'' 0 A K J 7 3 South Windsor Cinema — “ Gockwork Orange” 9:00 chosen falsehood can put life larity of Vienna’s New Year’s High School where he has boys’ father said. 4k K 9 6 5 “ Sound of Music” 7:30; “ Tom Under the new enlistment op cessful movhig enterprise. Tom Jones 99e Biq bargains into the game and .points on Showcase Cinema 1 — “ Live Day waltz concerts and directed over 15 productions. PlustheSiiadowS WEST EAST Jones” 12:00 Midnight tion being tried between July 1 your side of the score pad. and Let Die” 12:30-2:45-5:00- gested that they become part of He also serves the town of East WORLD ALMANAC for little folks! 4) J 10 3 ♦ A ? State Theater— “ Aristocats” f=ACTS atrf Sept. 30, men without prior ^ DANTE’S 9 9 < South dealer 7:25-9:45 the city’s summer musical of Hartford as artistic director of QJ 10 5 <0 A 8 7 3 1:30-7:90; “ Song of South” 1:00- military service may join an RESTAURANT North-South vulnerable Showcase Cinema 2 — “ Mary ferings. ; the Children’s Theatre 0 42 0 109 65 6:15 Army Reserve unit in West SULLIVAN AVE. PLAZA SOUTH WINDSOR Opening lead — Queen of 4 J 8 7 2 4k 10 4 3 Poppins” 1:30-4:15-7:00-9:25 NNMnNBHNNMHHRNa Workshop. In the fall, Quinn M e a d o w s D r iv e - I n — Hartford for a period of three Italian American Culalna • Cocktalla Hearts Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Bat will be seen on public television SOUTH “ Legend of Hell House” 10:57 years, and then transfer to the Cli^^vTHEATRES EAST North would have made game 4 K Q 9 8 7 6 4 tle of the Planet of the Apes” ' in an original drama about •»'00i i ip»» «m c-» ',’ t • $M U.A. East 1 — "Emperor of Individual Ready Reserve for at notrump without much trou ^ 42 2:00-3:40-5:30-7:20-9:15 Connecticut history. the North” 7:00-9:20; three additional years. In the ble, but it’s hard to b la m e ^ t h 0 Q8 Showcase Cinema 4 — In the comedy by Murray “Marathon of Fright” 12:00 past, men without prior service Mountains? Shore? Weekend Special! for bidding four spadM. "Mv ♦ A Q “ Scarecrow” 1:00-3:05-5:15- Schisgal, the characters of Milt Midnight bad to sign up for six years of mother told m e,” South com South West North East 7:30-9:40 and Ellen Manville and friend U.A. East 2 - “ The Harrad duty with an Army Reserve un mented later, “never to let 1 4 Pass 2 0 Pass Harry Berlin provide an Touring? Stop in for Experiment” 7:30-9:30 it. EXPERIMENT myself become dummy when I 2 4 Pass 2 NT Pass evening of humorous entertain Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Pass Pass Pass U.A. East 3 - “ Sound of ^he wait is “ had a seven-card major suit.” 4 4 ment while giving their version Right now, according to 0)1. Mr. Steak offers Music” 2:006:15 TOMHT D M R D M KM VACATiON NEEDS! All you can Eat *1 .4 5 Unfortunately, his mother Opening lead — Q of what marriages are made Bushanan, the 819th Station little prices for East Hartford Drive-In— forgot to tell him how to play ROAST BEEF ENTERTMNBir James Quinn and Unmade of. Playing Milt Hospital has openings for and is little folks. So the South something to think about. ISTHMItTKT those seven-card suits. “ Trader Horn” 10:15; Friday Saturday and Ellen are James hteys of willing to train men to become whole family can If West is telling the truth, he “ Slither” 8:30 Joseph Pulitzer, an Ameri Complete Dinner West opened the queen of Hartford and Patricia Eller of clinical specialists (LPN), have a big tim e... has the singleton ten or the Breakfast Rnytime! can newspaper publisher, hearts, and the defenders quick East Windsor Drive-In — Phase 3 Theatre III will present Glastonbury. medical laboratory technician, more often! doubleton jack-ten of trumps. “ The Sound of Music” 8:30; “ Luv,” the second of three established the Pulitzer Priz ly rattled off two tricks in that 2 Jumbo Eggs The play, directed by Mildred es for meritorious achieve operating room technician, den Veai Parmigiana South’s only chance, in ^ “ The Darwin Adventure” 11:30 comedies scheduled for this suit. South ruffed the third Dana of Manchester, will be ments in journalism, letters tal assistant and many more case, is to lead the queen of Blue Hills Drive-In — “ Bud and Buttered ELEGANT heart and had to limit the summer’s theater series at shown Sunday through Tuesday and music. The World Alma medical occupations. These Are Complete Dinners With Juice, Soup, spades back. As it happens, this The Preacher” 8:52; Toast.... 49* trump loss to one trick. & BANQUET Manchester Community at 7:30 p.m. in the MCXI air- nac notes that the prizes Vegetables, Breads, Desserts and Coffee. * loses to the ace, and West gets Wattstax” 10:54 Close To The Vest Lunch a Dinner SpwcMf College (MCC) beginning Sun conditioned auditorium on have been awarded annually Further information on this Cloaad Sundaya until Labor Day j CHICKEN 29C the setting trick eventually with Vernon Cine 1 — “ The Man FACILITIES day night. Every reader of the column Spaghetti or Sholls Bidwell St. The comedy will be since 1917 "for the encour three-year option may be ob WESTOWN his jack of spades. Who Loved Cat Dancing” 7:15- For 12 (0 300 Paoolu - Phono HAM 29C will see af a glance Just how Starring as Harry Berlin, the repeated the following Sunday agement of public service, tained from James Patulak at Daily Question public morals, American lit 644-2986 this can be done. But in an ac 9:15; “ Alice’s Restaurant” 9 9 c eccentric friend, is James through Tuesday. Tickets will the 819th Station Hospital, 700 ^ ^ PHARMACY ■^ HOT DOG 290 Partner opens with one 12:00 Midnight (M M rin ...... Kt erature and the advance tual game, especially if the Quiim. Familiar to local theater be available at the door. S. Quaker Lane, West Hartford, 4S'j HARTtORD ROAD A4l‘,230 For spade, and the next player Iwt M SaWU, Fi MUm... .M« ment of education.” defenders hold Ueir cards close Vernon Cine 2— “ The Harrad ...... tSt Reservations Please audiences, he has appeared or phone 238-3110. Reservations GRILLED passes. You h old: Spades, S- Experiment” 7:30-9:30 m to the vest. South cannot see (kw 1 M ...... sui 872-0269 8754481! with the Windsor Jesters, South 3; Hearts, K-9-6-5. Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1, W q u u M lii...... 4S( CHEESE 290 that East has only A-x of Windsor Country Players, EAST HARTFORD What do you say? trumps. Caldor Shopping Plaza — WMlUi-IPJLHuiflntri. i-es-Exttse Wethersfield Community U.S. ROUTE 5 . - DRIVE-IN - - 528-7448 Answer: Bid two notrump. HUMPTY DUMPTY Declarer leads the queen of “ Snoopy Come Home” 1:00- Routa S3 Players, the Hartford Jewish This shows 13 to 15 points, with clubs to dummy’s king and 2:40; “The Legend of Hell Community Players, and BURGER 590 balanced distribution and returns the low trump. East Connecticut Public Television stoppers in the unhid suits. plays low, and South wins with as well as the Fenwick Theatre Copyright 1973 LIHLE JACK the king. West causes trouble, Co. in Worcester, Mass. General Features Corp. Theater llli HORNER however, by dropping the ten of Ptnelm ttr CommunHf CoUtg» Among the many shows he STEAK $1.29 spades on this first round of has played in are "B la ck trumps. This falsecard gives SUMMER FESTIVAL Comedy,” “ Arsenic and Old SUMMER $AVER$ Above items served OFCOMEDY Lace,” "Zoo S tory ,“Plaza with potato
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Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their College Boards Warranty Deeds Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. Michael Paul Missari, Ver newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Celebrates Its First Year Roland L. and Rosemary W. non, and Eleanor Carline 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Fotter to R. Bruce Lavery and Tomorrow Green, 56 S. Alton St., July 14, Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9946. John P. Lavery, property at 11 By Doug Bevins South United Methodist Church. days and hoiidays. Entered at the Dorothy St., conveyance tax Carl Owen Benoit, Lexington, Member Audit Bureau of Circulation (Herald Reporter) Ckillege Board exams will be given at Manchester High $34.65. Manchester, (^nn.. Post Office as Se Mass., and Deborah Hunt, 61 Member of The Associated Press School tomorrow. Students who have registered to take the Albert R. Martin to Russell cond Class Mail Matter. The state transportation Overland St., July 14, South. SAT in the morning are reminded that the cafeteria lobby C. and Linda G. Holyfield, Burl L. Lyons, Publisher department’s Burr Comers-to- United Methodist Qiurdi. doors will be open at 7:50 a.m. and students will be property at 10 Robin Rd., con The Manchester Publishing Co. downtown Hartford commuter Building PermiU veyance tax $30.80. assumes no financial Ksponsibility for bus operation celebrated its assigned to a testing room on a first-come, first-served J. A.McCarthy Inc., new Joseph 0. and Elizabeth M. first anniversary this week with basis. As each room is filled, testing will begin in that dwellings at 231 and 241 typographical errors appearing in adver- Butler to Cliristopher S. and Subscription Rates toe start of work to expand the. room. ’The latest arrival time possible will be 8:30 a.m. Garissom Rd., $24,000 each. tisements and other reading matter' in Karen B. Robinson, property Payable in Advance new parking lot at Burr Students who wish to start the test early are urged to Behrmann & Rohner Inc. for The Manchester Evening Herald. Comers. at 183 Oak St., conveyance tax Dr. R. Perocchio, additicras to One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, report to the cafeteria lobby as soon after 7:50 as possible. $30.25. The express bus service dwelling at 530 Spring St., $8,- Single C op y ...... 15$ Cafeteria lobby doors will open at 1:15 p.m. for the George T. Evans to Robert A. three full days prior to publication. celebrated its first birthday 000. By Carrier, Weekly...... 75$ Achievement Tests in the afternoon. and Marion B. Zeiner, property Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Tuesday (July 10), carrying 780 Anchor Fence Co. for John E. Tickets of admission and soft No.2 pencils are required at 46 Earl St., conveyance tax One Y e a r...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon one-way fare passengers. On Doyle, fence at 37 Jarvis Rd., for both tests. Parking will be in the student parking lot off $35.20. Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and toe first day of service in 1972 $870. Brookfield St. Marriage Licenses Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. there were about 150 one-way Atlantic Fence Co. for Frederick Scott Hall, fare passengers. Willard (Wormier, fence at 212 Middletown, and Suzanne Ellen Nearly 88,000 one-way fare McKee St., $570. Chllson, 82 Richard Rd., July passengers have have used toe Albert (iavanna, alterations Burr Comers buses since toe 21, South United Methodist Church. to condominium at 45B Esquire operation started a year ago, Dr., $1,000. No Flight Play Darius Elw yn' Kirk^ 17D toe transportation department Regional Gasoline Tobias Caarpentry Ser Sycamore Lane, and Noreen reported. Burr Comers buses vice for James Kennedy, Ellen Sullivan, 12 Moore St., carry an average of 390 round- alterations to dwelling at 2 ^ For Chairborne Outlook Brighter July 21, St. James (3iurch. trip passengers daily. The Ludlow Rd., $1,695. financial break-even point for Pratt Sign Co. for Assurance the state requires 274 round-trip BOSTON (AP) - The gas In New Hampshire, 12 of 15 EPA Requests Glass Si Mirror, three signs at passengers a day. oline supply situation looks 61 Tolland Tpke., $280. Most high-ranking Air Force of Somewhat surprisingly, they reporting stations were '4<- The success of the Burr brighter for New England, ac operating at normal hours, Siltation John C. PeUcey for William ficers in real life are not like the one succeeded. A motion was passed Comers operation as weli as an cording to the latest report compared with six of 25 last Smith, additions to dwelling at you see in those Robert Taylor, (Hark older, similar project based at from toe American Automobile week. Damage suit 59 Deming St., $555. telling the House members of a . . . ■ West Hartford’s Corbins Comer Association. The report said 22 of 29 Pratt Sign Co. for First Hart HARTFORD (AP) - Connec ford Realty, sgn at 330A and Gable and James Stewart movies on Senate-House conference committee “ reflects toe attractiveness of In its reort issued Thursday, stations in Vermont had this type of transportation to toe AAA said only one out of ticut’s acting environmental 330B Broad St., $250. the late show. to stand firm on the June 1 cutoff Ur. J t f returned to normal operating commuters,” State Transporta seven stations on C!ape Cod commissioner has asked toe at hours. torney general’s office to file Instead of jumping up every mor date. And Aspin and Pike are to be Canada Lily. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) tion Commissioner A. Earl reported operating at less than The supply situation In Rhode suit against the town of ning, kissing June Allyson goodby and Wood said. normal hours. ’Two weeks ago, commended for their role in groun Island and CONNECTICUT Wallingford and a development state transportation department workmen dig out the path of a culvert being installed on six out of seven had been cut rushing over to personally lead bom The transportation depart was also reported brighter, firm for silt damage at Wharton ding the financial ambitions of men state-owned property at the Burr Comers commuter express bus terminal. Installation of ting back their hours. Normal ment will start two more com although station on toe Connec Brook State Park. WATER WEIGHT bing missions over targets positively whose bodies now have their feet per the culvert is a preliminary part of the state’s expansion of the commuter parking lot to supplies and hours of operation muter bus operations this Mon ticut ’Turnpike and Merrit and Acting Commissioner 330 parking spaces. (Herald photo by Bevins) were in effect on Martha’s PROBLIMt sheathed in flak and bristling with manently on the ground. day, one serving the Avon- Wilbur Cross parkways were Douglas M. Costle said toe town Today in History Vineyard and Nantucket for u n Canton-Simsbury area and toe still allocating 10 gallons per and Pilgrim Harbor Associates, enemy fighters, they get in their cars They did it in the face of a lobbying most stations, toe AAA said. other serving Branford-to-New automobile, toe AAA said. a condominium developer, and commute to work like anybody By The Associated Press stabbed to death in his bathtub Inside Allocations reported on toe blitz from officers complaining they Haven commuters. 330 vehicles. The existing only "striped” (lines painted) The Burr Corners lot is were responsible for siltation E-LIM by Chariotte Corday. Massachusetts ’Ttumpike ranged else. When they get there, they are Today is Friday, July 13, the Expansion of the Burr parking lot, which opened just for 230 cars. Ever since toe new located on Tolland "Tphe., just New York ’Thruway stations that fo r c^ the park to close at Excess water in the body can might not be able to keep up their In 1878, toe Russo-Turkish from 12 to 15 gallons per vehi 194th day of 1973. There are 171 Comers commuter parking iot three months ago, was built to lot opened it has been west of the Wilbur Cross were allocating 10 gallons, but the beginning of the 1972 be uncomfortable. E-LIM will much mote likely to “ fly a desk,” as house payments if they lost the flight war ended. cle. help you lose excess water, days left in the year. will provide parking spaces for accomodate 250 cars but was overflowing. Highway (1-86) at Exit 93. there was no allocation season. In 1919, toe first dirigible to In Western Massachusetts, wei^t. We at the saying would have it, than an air pay supplement, which is $245 a Today’s highlight in history; reported on the New Jersey Costle said it would cost cross toe Atlantic, Britain’s Report six out ofseven service stations lecommadit. On this date in 1863, rioting Turnpike or at most stations on about $80,000 to remove 12,000 plane. month for a colonel, $165 a month for R34, completed its round trip.' reported they were not against the Civil War military toe Garden State Parkway. yards of silt from toe pond and Only $1.50 In 1960, the D em ocratic allocating gasoline, according So why. Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., and a general. And if it is upheld in the draft broke out in New York. Rowland Evans and Robert Novak Clanadim provinces stations reopen the park. He also said National Convention in Los Hebron to toe AAA, and many reported L io a m MXALL Rep. Otis Pike, D-N.Y., wanted to Some 1,000 persons were killed had a good supply of gasoline, the state had lost more than conference committee, their action Angeles nominated John F. increased allotments from PARKAOl PHADMACV in three days of disorders. Here's Schedule but at higher prices, according $10,000 in concessions since toe 404 W. MIMIa Tpto. know, should some earthbound Air Kennedy for president. suppliers. could make certain that the $14.6 On this date— A Mills Bombshell to toe AAA report. park closed. In 1970, the Black Panther Some stations on the Maine Force colonels and generals and Navy million a year savings forseen in the In 1787, (Congress passed the The AAA said the most party was described by toe FBI Miils has not discussed his Finance Board Turnpike have discontinued first act providing for the WASHINGTON - Federal But Kissinger was negative. For Bookmobile serious problem was Sunday captains and admirals be receiving original cutoff bill will stay in the as the most dangerous allocation of raw materials and proposal with toe President. In allocating gasoline, according government of territory outside One dovish Republican Senator closings at service stations. fact, the powerful Mr. Taxation to toe report, and others have flight pay? taxpayers’ pockets. the original colonies. extremist group in the United sOch vital metals as steel and called him to urge a time cut States* in Congress has not been asked Here is next week’s schedule for “ The ’Thomas Hooker,” Closes Books increased allocations from 12 to Congress had decided last year that In 1793, the French aluminum to stimulate rapid off compromise but got toe im- we have canners and The hijfehest pay a military officer Ten years ago: The Chinese to discuss anything with toe 15 gallons. revolutionary, Jean Marat, was growth of the nation’s manufac pressiotr from Kissinger that a Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the All Stars those officers serving in noncombat Communists accused the turing capacity is the heart of a President for many months. ANN EMT R/VNfcE AND can aspire to is $36,000 a year, which Mr. Nixon would veto any bom Manchester Public Library for its “ Books on Wheels” All Star games between toe United. States of trying to new anti-inflation program now But if he goes public with toe Correspondent Peea assignments should not receive flight is not an unreasonable amount. But bing ban covering all Indochina experiment: teams in toe American League FUEL OIL canning jars. poison relations between under secret study by Rep. plan, the White House is certain Tel. 228-3971 in order to keep his option for and the National League Iwto Foreign Legion GASOLINE pay and it passed a law that went into that does not include |the numerous Peking and Moscow. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas. to cali on him for discussions. MONDAY, JULY 16 The Board of Finance earlier "we have every little ihingr future bombing of Vietnam, produced well-pitched games. Five years ago: U.S. B52 While declining comment, toe A footnote; Congressional 9 to 9:30 a.m. — Santina Dr. this week approved transfers Louis Philippe created the effect this June 1 to cut off funds for and lucrative fringe benefits received Today\s North or South. The National League game bombers hammered Viet Cong chairman of the House Ways liberals are sure to oppose any 9:40 to 10:10 a.m. - Winthrop Rd. amounting to approximately French Foreign Legion- in BANTLY OIL get your such payments. But then Aspin The difference was made by was won 6-7 in extra Innings 1831 for service outside by high-ranking officers. And in^any Thought buildup points around toe South and Means Committee may fast tax write-off favoring Laird. In close contact with to 11:10 a.m. Keeqey Street School $3,700 in order to close the conn. with all stars from toe Tigers, France. Most legionnaires COWPANY. INC. learned recently that the Air Force Vietnamese capital of Saigon. soon make a speech on his business on grounds that toe in 11:25 a.m. to noon — Galaxy Dr.-Ralph Rd. town’s books for toe 1972-1973 case, if military officers are not bbing Ford, he convinced Mr. Nixon Cougars and Wildcats defeating come from countries other lottery economic bombshell. It would vestment tax credit is too much fiscal year. 331 fVInin Stroet A i m ’ Courage the Aug. 15 deadline was toe 1:10 to 1;40 p.m. — Cornell and Palm Sts. tickstt chief of staff, Gen. John D. Ryan, paid as much as they deserve, the way The board made note that toe all starts from the Lions, Bears than France. Frenchmen he wtraefe af m ahilitn] Be strong and of good give the government {rawer to now. Miil’s probably response: best possible reprieve. 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — West and N. Fairfield Sts. Tol. 649-4595 h t n l Board of Education wili not and Buffaloes. are forbidden to join the Le dowritown m anchutsr. signed an order that for all practical to rectify the situation is not to pad courage; be not afraid, neither direct these materiais into new the only guarantee against A footnote: The compromise gion, but some enlist by giv 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Cooper Hill and West Sts. need the full $7,000 ap Home runs in this game were Rockville 875-3274 be thou dismayed; for the Lord Herald plant and equipment and away endless inflation is much averts one future possible colli ing false nationalities. purposes ignored the law for a list of their paychecks with extra pay that is 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Walnut and Arch Sts. propriated at the May 14 annual hit by Mike Daigle of toe Tigers thy God is with thee. — Josh. from production of such con- greater supply, which means sion between Laird and the 65 Air Force generals. Yesterdays budget meeting to cover an and Scott Goodrich of the of doubtful legality and is even more 1:9 suiner items as autos, attacking much greater industrial capaci President. Laird, who as TUESDAY, JULY 17 operating deficit. It is expected Cougars. upset ethically. It is not what happens to us future inflation by increasing ty. Secretary of Defense fought toe 9 to 9:30 a.m. — Stephen and Parker Sts. (One of the 65, as fate would have it, 25 Years Ago that approximately $3,200 will The American League game that matters most but how we toe future supply of goods. 1972 Christmas bombing, would 9:40 to 10:30 a.m. — Buckley School Pike said in a floor debate that Raymond Flaherty and be returned to toe general fund was won by a 24) score by all was a Glen. John D. Ryan.) behave under the ordeals which i To divert materials into new 10:40 to 11:30 a.m. — Bowers School Alfred Rogers, young governors Laird Vs. BotnhinK adamantly opposed future account. stars from toe C^bs, Dodgers, perhaps those Pentagon Air Fprce are given to us to endure. We plant and equipment, the plan ® bombing of North Vietnam, 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. - Dorothy and Barry Rds. and Bosox over all stars from at Nutmeg Boys State, meet The first major policymaking The board also voted to place Ryan said that those generals and 67 remember the words with contemplates a tax write-off even in response to a Com 1:30 to 2:20 p.m. — Green School. generals most concerned about the members of the American victory by Melvin R. Laird in on the suspense list names and the Astros, Giants and Bosox. which Hugh Walpole begins his over only five years — a rever munist offensive. The Aug. 15 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Alice and Arcellia Drs. Advertisement colonels were in jobs that might Legion at its monthly meeting. his tenuous new role as White taxes past due as received from problem were just spinning in their novel “ Fortitude” : ’Tisn’tLife sion to toe highly successful cut-off kills that presidential House counselor was Resident 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Conway and Crosby Rds. toe tax collector. This list chief Blue Lustre Rug Shampoo- require them to fly, whether they a c - , armchairs so fast they thought they that counts, ‘tis the courage you plant-and-equipment explosion option. Rental Center $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 Nixon’s agreement to' end all ly covers motor vehicle taxes bring to it. in the Korean war. One result of WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 machiens available over 50 tually flew or not, and that such of had taken off and really were entitled Indochina bombing by Aug. 15, with only approximately 10 per All this depends on what we Long Island book publisher that experience was an in 9 to 9:30 a.m. — Ferguson and Garth Rds. different designs in contact ficers as the conunander of the Air a compromise frowned on by cent being personal property to flight pay. make of our life’s joyful and Sidney Walton buys radio sta crease of industrial capacity so Marine in the 9:40 to 10:30 a.m. - Highland Park School paper 49 cents yard at Hebron national security chief Henry taxes. Items total between $3,- Force Academy were in “ combat painful experiences. If they tion WINF for $300,000. large that inflation was held to 10:40 to 11:10 p.m. — Lancaster and Scarborough Rds. General Store. But in a country increasingly con Kissinger. 000 and $4,000. bring us closer to God we win a about 1 per cent a year between White House 11:20 to 11:50 a.m. — Ashworth and Glenwood Sts. assignments.” Even Mr. Nixon’s strongest A request will be made by the cerned about inflation and increasing victory ; if they carry us farther 1951 and 1960. supporters on Capitol Hill, in 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Oak Grove Nature Center board to toe selectmen for a Aspin, charging that Ryan’s action ly concerned about the behavior of the from him we meet defeat. Mill’s intimates say he feels Current cluding House Repubiican Bruce Kehrli, an H.R. 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. - Ansaldi and Andor Rds. .town meeting to delete the Life’s most urgent business is the plan not only would take represented a “ clear violation of law people it pays with its tax money, the leader Gerald Ford, had Haldeman protege who is still 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Kane and Philip Rds. requirement that a member of Rham Board the growth of toe soul. care of long-range, chronic in Quote become convinced they could in the White House with a cloak 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Sycamore L ^ e . toe finance board should serve and utter defiance of civilian issue invoved is not a trifling one. From toe Strength For Living flation — that is, price'rises of secrecy about him, joined the on the Recreation (Commission. To Select I do not intend to move until following the present in not limit toe bombing ban to THURSDAY, JULY ^9 authority,” joined with Pike to lead a Congress should uphold the June 1 by Hazel T. Wilson presidential staff almost three Addition my tomatoes ripen. 1 then flationary cycle — but that toe Cambodia and Laos. Since toe Subiqitted by years ago under most unusual 9 to 9:30 a.m. - Pioneer Circle-Waddell Rd. Delegates flight against a House bill that would cutoff, inspired by — if nothing else— plan to retire and grow roses. economic stimulus of a plant ban would also include Viet Aaron Reid and Duane Ruth Porter conditions as a young Marine 9:40 to 10:10 a.m. — Seaman Circle-Bunce Dr. have prolonged'the lame duck flight —London bus conductor Tom and equipment boom would nam, they urged a time cut-off Totten, members of toe Board ANNE EM T the thought that surely Clark Gable Center Congregational Costello, 59, who won $800,- Corps officer in the middle of 10:20 to 11:20 a.m. - West Side Rec ease toe impact of toe recession as they only possible com of Selectmen and Board of Correspondent payments until at least the end of this Church 000 in a British soccer pool. his touir of service. 11:30 a.m. to noon — Lyness St.-Summer St.Ext. would never want flight pay he wasn’t he now sees ahead. promise. Finance, respectively, will Tel. 228-3971 Neither Kehrli nor toe White year. 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. - Beacon Hill Apts. serve as their Iraard’s represen Election of officers and ap earning. House would explain this 2 to 2:50 p.m. — Fountain Village Apts. tatives on the Town Office pointment and election of arrangement for us. An 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. - Top Notch, N. Main St. Building Addition Study (Com representatives to the (Antral anonymous figure who wielded mittee. (jffice Committee and Inter- substantial power in the FRIDAY, JULY 20 Town meeting action June 25 District Committee are among Haldeman era, he Is still listed Bookmobile service day — no stops scheduled. approved toe formation of a toe items on the agenda for The Innocent as “staff secretary to the four-member study committee Monday evening’s meeting of President” — one of many ,p(ll and elected Emery Taylor and the Regional District 8 Board of Haldeman holdovers whose Jeff Odell as members-at-large Education, 7:30 p.m. Rham Personal or Business continued presence exasperates with the other two boards to ap High. Republican politicians. Bystander Area Police point representatives. Other items on toe agenda in Kehrli’s only apparent No date has as yet been set clude a request for use of toe employment before joining toe COVENTRY sor boy — Gregory Szabo of 53 for the first meeting of toe com school stage by the Hebron A rt Hoppe Marines in July 1969 at age 24 PLUS ’Three youths were arrested Kelly Rd. — was treated for mittee. Recreation Commission, fuel was a job under Haldeman in Leave Bad Enough Alone by (Coventry Police Thursday on minor injuries at Manchester Little League oil and milk bids and toe| deter the Los Angeles office of toe J. drug charges after police Memorial Hospital ’Thursday In one of the closest races in mination of temporary board Walter ’Thompson ad vertin g noticed suspected marijuana after toe bicycle he was riding Hebron’s Little League history, committees. agency. Just 16 months later, plants grow i^ off Looser Trail. hit a car. the Lions, coached by Dick Also planned is an executive Two Main Street drive-in banking Kehrli was inysteriously The world was declared of It was this growing public un economic progress have worse than toe 1988s!” And Police charged Steven Police said the bicycle Cahill, Jim Farmer and Eric session to interview applicants windows for fast service. detached from toe Marines and ficially finished on July 18,1990. ease that Pettibone capitalized brought us more crime, infla Booster Clubs in every small Machie, 22, Stephen Kuntz, 21, bumped into a car driven by Emt, won toe championship on for assistant principalship and assigned to then chief of staff The silence was deafening. on when he formed “ toe Let’s tion and unemployment. And community changed their and Wayne Shaw, 20, all of Jean E. Zurbrigen of 50 the final day of toe regular to discuss special studet place Haldeman’s White House. Duai drive-in banking windows Not a single jackhammer Leave Bad Enough Alone thanks to toe progress we’ve billboards to read: “ Watch Us Looser lYall, with cultivation of Glenwood Rd., South Windsor, season. ment and negotiations. That was November 1970. In open for your convenience untii ripped up a single newly-paved Society.” Its motto: “ Progress made in weaponry we can bow Stay toe Same!” marijuana. Each was released at a Kelly Rd. construction site. Facing toe Tigers in toe final L iV February 1972, Kehrli, by now a street anywhere. Not a singles is Wrecking toe Country!” blow ourselves off toe face of So construction ground slowiy on a $500 non-surety bond for game, ndth both teams holding 5:00 pm Monday thru Thursday. captain, “ resigned” from the construction crew riveted away Looked on at first as.a starry- toe earth at any given minute.” to a halt, toe world was court appearance at VERNON identical 6 and 3 records, toe Marines, having completed his on a single new office building. eyed dreamer, Pettibone slowly declared finished and mankind Manchester July 23. Vernon Police issued 33 Lions, with a two-hit pitching In toe 1988 election, toe in service after only 2V» years in Not a sL^le pile driver banged convinced toe Nation through entered a new era of peace and According to Coventry motor vehicle warnings and one performance by Brian Christie, cumbent — as had most in the Corps, half of that in the home a single pile for a single his cool, unarguable logic. tranquility. Police, Patrolman Joseph summons to court after using came from behind to win 6-2. Invitation cumbents before him — ad White House. new freeway. For toe world “During toe past half cen It lasted six months. Then Deslauries was responding to radar on E. Main St., Bolton With toe loss, toe Tigers, mitted crim e, inflation and un Haldeman’s special arrange was finished. tury,” he said, “ America has people began asking each other an unreiated complaint when he Rd., Regan St., and Evergreen coached by Klaus Todte and To Bid employment were still in ment for Kehrli may well be Bids will be received at toe Credit for achieving this age- enjoyed toe greatest rate of uneasily, “Now that we’ve observed seven marijuana Rd. Thursday. Roy Wirth, ended up in a 6-4 se creasing, but not, he claimed, explainable, but ten days of office of toe Horace W. Porter old dream of mankind went to progress toe world has ever finished the world, what are we plants growing off Looser ’Trail. ’The summons, for failure to cond place tie with toe Bears, as quickly as before. requests to toe White House School, Columbia, Connecticut, President Homer T. Pettibbne, seen. As a result, we are twice going to do?” ’The to m arrests followed, and obey traffic control signs, was last year’s champions. The “ All he’s saying is that he’s produced no explanation. until 2:00 p.m. on July 16,1973 who was elected in 1988 on toe as bad off as we were 50 years In 1992 President Pettibone the plants were dug up and con issued on E. Main St.. Bears were coached by Robert made things worse more Kehrli’s secretary said he for supplying toe Horace W. Anti-Progress Ticket. ago. was tossed out of office by a fiscated by police. McCk>nnell and Jake Yopp. slowiy,” cried Pettibone. “ If would not take our calls. Fit to Be Tied Porter ^ h o o l with #2 and/or #4 The groundswell against “ In toe name of industrial elected, I pledge to leave bad young opponent running on toe There was also a tie for Our checks with Marine The wearing of neckties (#5 cold) fuel oil for toe 1973-74 progress began forming in 1980 progress, we have polluted our slogan, “ Tranquility a Bore!” SOUTH WINDSOR fourth place between the enough alone.” Pettibone won Corps headquarters produced started with a Croatian vic school hear. A price per gallon when toe U.S. Census revealed waters and poisoned our air. And toe people began happily South Windsor Police are in Ck)ugars and the Wildcats, both in a iandslide. disturbing implications that tory in one of the 17th over toe New Haven port of en there were exactly as many For toe sake of progress in digging up streets, tearing vestigating a Thursday after ending toe season with 5 and 5 The anti-progress mood Haldeman cut large comers: century’s Turkish-Austrian try tank car price is being Americans as there had been a tr^portation, we’ve created down perfectly go
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Coventry I I Vernon Suit Filed Town Tax Two Towns Differ Asking > C l r F DUb i $1.4 Million Now Due I ^ 1 J In Views Of EDWARDSVILLE, HI. (AP) HOLLY GANTNER with\ — An Edwardsville salesman Correspondent has filed a $1.4-million suit Tel. 74^9355 June B. Tompkins works to be performed on Sun charging federal drug agents il f Pre-School Tests Tax payments on the Grand Pianist Alfred . Kanwischer day, which is open to the public FRANK ATWOOD OODGnATIOHS legally raided his home and List of Oct. 1,1972 are now diie, will give the third recital in the at a nominal charge. jailed him for 77 hours. _ ' 8IM-.-I •.Vw'L, and may be paid through Ang. 1 current gummer Chamber ^ ' BARBARA RICHMOND kindergarten in the fall must go John Meiners, 27, claims 'iix ? {j without interest, accord!^ to Music Festival at Hartt College Emanuel Ax, a finalist In (Herald Reporter) throu^ the pre-screening test agents ransacked his honne Woodchucks are the master from down wind, very slowly ' r . i Tax Collector Audrey Bray. of Music, University of Hart Warsaw’s Chopin International first. without warrants. He said they craftmen at digging burrows, and quietly and keep out of Half the amount of property ford, Sunday at 8 p.m. in Piano Competition, will Join The Vernon School system Schwartz said a great deal of knocked a hole in his living What they are doing to some niey are developed especially sight, you can get quite close to taxes is payable now, and the Millard Auditorium. members of the New England has been able to predict, very research went into the program room wall, broke the front door tobacco plants at the Connec m for the job. Their front legs are one. liia t’s the way boys have other half on Jan. 1, 1974, when He is chairman of the piano String Quartet in residence at accurately, where a child before it was actually put into and a window, drank his beer j # ticut'Agricultural Experiment short and equipped with pavrs to do it when they don’t have no bills are sent out. The excep department at Coker College in the University of Connecticut should be placed when he enters effect. When children are and stole a stereo. Station is against Nature. A and claws ai^ shaped just right high power rifles to shoot 500- tions to this are motor vdiicle South Carolina. Kanwischer Thursday Jn the concluding kindergarten, Mark Schwartz, registered parents must pre The allegations were con 0 h i s - ^ plant is supposed to have two to loosen and,,move spil and 600 yards. But It’s more fun and taxes and taxes on real estate studied with Egon Petri, and psychological examiner for the sent birth certifleate and proof tained in a three-count com event of this year’s Summer pareAte, male and female. At stones iiTost efficiently and satisfaction if you succeed. less than $50, which are due in has given piano seminars at Chamber Music Series, n school system said. of the proper innoculations. plaint filed this week in U.S. the New Haven laboratory plants their shoulders are very strong Chucks are conservationists. full at this time. Tanglewood. Schwartz was referring to the Later the child spends time District Court in Springfield. The' program will include two are being grown from grains of to produce great'power. They do not strip a site barren. The volume of collections on He will be heard in works by pre-kindergarten testing done, with the psychological The predawn raid was string trios by Haydn and pollen from a male flower alone. In the spring they cdtne out After a couple weeks or so of taxes due July 1 has been very Bach( Chopin, Scarlatti, and and the fact that the program examiners who determine If the carried out April 21 by agents of Beethoven. Ax and a bassist The female half of this ancient from their long winter’s snooze good feeding, they hunt another Liszt. He will also play one of has worked very well for Ver child has any learning disability the Drug Abuse Law Enforce good so far, Mrs. Bray said, will join the string musicians in process of reproduction is ig- hungry because they don’t store promising location to make his own compositions. non. such as hearing impairment, ment unit based in St. Louis, keeping her office personnel a p^ormance of S^ubert’s noredf; away a hoard of food like the another burrow, sometimes In neighboring Ellington, motor coordination problems Meiners said. very busy. She is encouraging General and student ad “ Trout Quintet,” opus 114. When the flowers are fully chlpmuidu do. The chucks store Raymond Vitelll, director of and such. quite a long distance away; Meiners said that at one point persons to pay by mail, rather missions will be available at the ’The program, which be^ns at formed, but before the pollen all their food inside their hides maybe on the next farm. There door. the Department of Pupil Per Ellington officials said in the an agent held a gun to his head, than travelling to her office in 8:15 p.m. in the Jorgensen in the form of fat. he repeats the digging, feeding grains are quite matured, the sonnel Services, said that the final year’s screening it was and some agents fired weapons the Town Hall, she said. Inner Auditorium, is open to the By the end of winter that fat anthers, which bear the pollen school system’s three-year verified that some tests and noon loafiqg. Thus^ sne outside his house. For taxes mailed in, a self- Miss June Anderson, public at no admission charge. has all been, used up in the chuck may have several homes grains, are carefully plucked research effort with the pre demonstrated a statistically Meiners claims in the suit addressed stamped envelope coloratura soprano, who has proce^.oMteeping alive. So the scattered around. \ - from the blossom and the pollen screening program, “ Indicates significant reliability and did that his civil rights were should be included in the pay performed in oratorio and in The second half of the. 1973 firsVerge is to find something When his pasturage n ^ s mtdns are scattered on the sur clearly that use of information significantly predict both violated. ment if the taxpayer wishes a opera throughout the United Yale Concerts in Norfolk face of a growing medium in a to eat. As soon as vegetation rest to freshen up, he moVes gathered by a brief, individual academic and behavioral In addition to the $1.4 million receipt. Those not needing a States and Europe, will be season will begin next F r i^ y in petri dish. Some, although not has grown enough to assure an again. Sometimes back to a interview, on a mass basis, criteria but.. .“The actual in damages, he also asked the receipt should note the list featured with the United States the Music Shed on the EUen all, of the pollen grains will adequate supply in some loca former home where provender does not meet our standards for size of the correlations was court to direct his name be number of their checks, and Coast Guard Band in a concert Battell Stoeckel Estate, with a start to grow. One out of 10 will tion Mr. Chuck abandons his old has had time to renew. V reliability or validity in terms very small, and their contribu- expunged from all federal and when paying by mail, the bill Sunday at 8:30 p.m. on Cadet chamber music concert of winter’s home and makes Rabbits can dig, too, but they become a seedling plant. of prediction. tion to prediction was state arrest records made copy should be retained. Memorial Field at the U.S. works by Mozart, Britten and another. prefer to use a b u ck ’s aban The seedlings, which have On this basis, Ellington has minimal.” during the raid. Tliose taxpayers who have Coast Guard Academy in New Schubert. The 8:30 p.m. concert He has a typical design. First doned burrow. Foxes also use leaves but only tiny roots, must dropped the program until . Reading consultants in not yet received bills should London. will feature two soloists, tenor a tunnel is made by bringing all them, but being larger they then be picked out carefully, further investigation justifies Ellington judged the informal call Mrs. Bray’s office in the The program will also include Blake Stem and French tom the excavated material back have to enlarge them a little. and each one set in a wad of cot its implementation. evaluation te i^ q u e s to assess Town Hall. Much mail has been the Coast Guard Dixieland player Paul Ingraham, with a and spread outside the entrance. But the old reliable woodchuck ton batting in the top of a test Schwartz said Vernon has an reading i:eadine8s skills to be returned to the post office, she Band. string orchestra, and members Those are what one sees on the has done the hardest part of the tube, filled with water that con extensive kindergarten inadequate and questioned the said, due to address changes. There is no admission charge. of the resident faculty in two hillsides and along the base of work. SPECIAL tains plant nutrients. There the program including one at the accuracy of the predictions for ( U m n n rim* ofhrl Taxpayers are still liable to in smaller chamber woiks. stonewalls. The tunnels may be O.C. does not know of any plants grow roots and then can pre-school level for children making any meaningful ■' *S- terest charges if payment is The third weekend at Information and tickets for very long and sometimes there enemy of chucks. He has never Any Standard be transplanted into pots. aged 3-6 who have any type of program changes. received after Aug. 1, even Tanglewood, an all-Beethoven Yale Concerts may be obtained are more than one that meet un see any evidence of a chuck The plants could be kept learning disability. Kindergarten teachers in that Portable though the taxpayer did not r weekend, begins next Friclay by cailing or writing “Yale derground. being killed by anything other growing like the one in our pic He said the system also has a system said they were able to eceive a bill. with the 7 p.m. prelude concert Concerts in Norfolk,” , Ellen But there is another branch than humans. TYPEWRITER ture, and would, in time, have three-level kindergarten identify 98 per cent of the han- Mrs. Bray said he has been featuring 1973 Granrud Artist- Battell Stoeckel Estate, Nor that goes farther in and then Rabbits are quite different. It Qsansdt Ad|wtttd, Hospital, Nurses Sign Contract blossoms, although they would program and they try to put a dicapp^ children by the second trying to contact by telephone in-Residence pianist Andre folk, 06058, or, phone 542-5537. turns up vertical until it breaks seems as if their destiny on be sterile. From the m i child In the level that best week of their entrance into those taxpayers whose bills Watts. out at the surface. Often it is in earth is to feed others. They are lax Manchester Memorial Hospital and Local 26 of the Connecticut provements for a total of 6.81 per cent in the first year and a com appearance of the leaves on this meets his needs. their classroom. It was noted have been returned to her of At 9 p.m., Eugene Ormandy, a thicket of brush, or vines or very prolific and easily killed. in d . Nurses Association signed a new contract Thursday, ending an standard Connecticut Valley He said due to the pre that the predictive rate of the bination of wages and benefit increases for a total of 5.5 per cent in fice. who is now in his 37th year as even tall grass, but it’s difficult Anything that can eat flesh broadleaf plant of the John screening program the screening team, over the three- (No I extended period of negotiations. Participating in the signing are, the second year. New starting rates for registered professional music director of the to find b^ause there is never feasts on rabbits. Animals, nek-op) Williams variety, they would educators have b ^ able to year period, indicated a h i^ seated left to right, Irene C. Smith, negotiating committee; nurses are $4.26 per hour in the first year and $4.44 per hour effective Depends Upon Diet Philadelidiia Orchestra, will any fresh soil around it. birds, reptiles, even fish will B O LA N D ; make good binders for cigars. predict very accurately where error rate in mis-ldentification Penelope C. Taylor, president of Local 26, CNA; Edward M. June 30,1974. The 1.31 per cent increase in benefits in the first year conduct the Boston Symphony When the burrow is finished, eat rabbits when they can get Yale Silkworms feed on the Producing mature plants a child should be placed and non-identlficatlon. Kenney, hospital administrator, and Mary A. Sterud, director of is pending and is subject to approval by the Cost of Living Council in Beethoven’s Overture the workman takes a well them. leaves of the white mul MOTORS however, is not the object of the whatever his problem might be. Schwartz said he did not know typewriter Service nursing. Observing the procedure are Melody Treadwell, CNA berry. The worms will feed “ Leonore” no. 3 followed by earned vaedtion, doing nothing Were it not so the rabbits under the regulations of phase n i mandatory controls for the Health experiment. The whole process The program has been why the program did not work 20 MUCH n . on leaves of other members Beethoven’s Piano Concerto no. but eating morning and late would strip the earth so bare of MANGHiSTBI representative, and David A. Bourne, controller. The contract is Care Industry. Both parties to the contract have agreed to a joint QUALITY is simply a means of speeding operating in Vernon for three for Ellington but expressed of the mulberry family, but 5 in E flat, the “ Emperor,” afternoon and basking in the vegetation that they would effective from July 1 and will continue until June 30,1975. The terms submission to the Cost of Living Council for an exception. (Herald up the production of new plants years and Is now in its fourth pleasure with the way it is the quality of their silk is with pianist Philippe Entre- midday sun. For his siesta, he starve themselves into extinc include a 5.5 per cent increase in wages and additional benefit im photo by Ofiara) USED CARS in a search for strains that may year. Any child entering working for Vernon. poor. tries to find a high spot, tion and take us with them. -mont as soloist. ’The concert show new resistance to one of stonewall, rock, stump or even will close with Beethoven’s SINCE 19351 the diseases of the tobacco This tobacco plant has a father but no mother. (Geneticist a mound of earth from which Symphony no. 5 in C minor. plant or to the damaged caused Sandy Anagnostakis grew the plant from a grain of pollen there is a good range of vision Every Saturday at 10:30 a.m., 389 CENm fllEET by air pollution. from the male flower of the parent plant. It is all part of a in all directions. He spends the Court Cases ^ Hebron School Deficit Below Estimate there is an open rehearsal of Plant ‘Engineering’ Vernon hurry-up scheme to find plant strains that are resistant to dark of the night in the burrow. The FteeVs In—/ The. explanation from Dr. CIRCUIT COURT 12 Massachusetts by authorities disease or to air pollution. (Photo by Atwood) There is no doubt about a Paul E. Waggoner, director of Mancfwstor Sesston from that state. ANNE E M T commission after Robert Gaig, chuck having very good long- with the Capitol Region Mrs. Christine Houle as a the station, and Mrs. A 51-year-old Rockville commission chairman, range eyesight. He probably \ Correspondent Education Council (CREC) half-time kindergarten teacher. Anagnostakis, the geneticist, woman, wanted in Steven Waldo, 19, of 15 Eva explained that by sponsoring, has pretty good hearing, too. Tel. 228-3971 effective July 1, 1973. Mrs. Houle received a BA in sounds simple. They are trying Swim Classes Set Dr., was placed on probation the commission would be And after watching one with a Massachusetts on a felony Tlie Board of Education’s Two years ago the board 1970 from the State University root. What’s new at New Haven experiment stations, has shown for two yeais by Judge Frai* responsible for any damages or to “ engineer” plants that will powerful ’scope and seeing how charge, waived extradition at final budget statement for the withdraw its membership froin College at Potsdam, New Yoik, is the effort to identify seedlings some promise of overcoming Monchun Thursday. Judge injuries that might occur. ^ I styrofoam picnic chests ,I that have an llty to resist some his nose is constantly working ’Thursday’s session of Circuit 1972-1973 fiscal year, reviewed CREC due to the cost and dif and previously tdught ruisting Msease and the Dutch elm disease infection For 3-5 Year-Olds Monchun added the probation to M ilk hostile factor in the environ sifting the airborne scents, O.C. Court 12, Manchester, and was at last night’s meeting, shows ficulty in securing materials. kindergarten at the Gilead yfVing, unharmed, the in trees that are not already too suspended sentences of six ment and grow in spite of it. believes there is nothing returned to the Bay State for an operating deficit of $4,064 or The board accepted a bid However, this year CREC has School in 1970-1971 and at the tecurring periods of snfog that far gone. Nobody is willing to The Indian Valley YMCA will olds. These classes are months each on charges of I “W9 ftatun variRty atltM b9$r I While we are trying to clean up lacking in his sense of smell. trial. $2,936 less than previously an from Knudsen Brothers, the instituted a purchasing agency Hebron School in 1971-1972. can ruin a tobacco crop in recommend it until more sponsor two additional swim designed to make the child third-degree assult and t l ^ - the air we are trying, also, to However, if you can approach ’the woman. Myrtle Scott of ticipated. only bidder, to furnish milk at which the board anticipates Two transfers were also ap hours. experimental work has been classes for the polywog group water-safe and also to give him degree burglary. find plants that will grow in dir 108 High St., Rockville, is beign file board had projected a ~ 8.7 cents per one-half pint for could save the $1,300 cost for proved. Mrs. Joan Rusconl i s ' They must, then, find new evaluated. which consists of children aged a better knowledge and feel for Waldo plead^ guilty to both ty air. charged in Massachusetts with $7,000 deficit, and at the May 14 the next school year. Knudsen’s membership through discounts transfering from a full-time to ktrains of plants that have these Another approach, repotted 3-5 years and who have not ^ d the water. charges Thursday. A third Mrs. Anagnostakis is a Kan Warnings Issued larceny by false pretenses. Annual Budget Meeting funds in price last year was 8.2 cents per on supplies. a halLtime kindergarten desirable characteristics; to the Connecticut Hor previous swimming lessons. The advanced classes also charge, third-degree larceny, I W w A W l sas girl who studied at the Police say the charges stem this amount were voted from one-half pint and was the only Also, a delivery service has teacher, and Mrs. Marjorie breeding new kinds of plants in ticultural Society at its recent The classes will conducted have a few openings. These On Camps was noUed (not prosecuted) by one to submit a bid. University of California and annual meeting, concerns a July 23 through Aug. 3 from 3:15 from the theft of a television set surplus to the board to continue been arranged with the Banks is transfering front a ■ Anwritown m a n eh u ttr. atII lalmiaal i m r l f l M the field takes time. classes are designed to give the HARTFORD (AP) - Parents Prosecutor William Collins. then at the University of Texas, biological attack on the elm several months ago. operations until the end of the Cattanach pointed out that Marlborough board enabling half-time kindergarten teacher If plants are crossed out- to 4 p.m. and Aug. 6-17 from child proficiency with swim who plan to enroll their children Judge Monchun specified that where she has a master’s bark beetle, the insect ^ t She was apprehended by Ver fisbal year. there is a strong possibility that easier transportation of audio to teach the transitional class doora, seed matured and 9:15 to 10 a.m. Enrollment will ming techniques and to make in camps run by the Sunrise the sentences on the assult and degree in microbiology. Her spreads the disease organisms non Police June 26 and charged Some of the major areas the government will not be sub visual equipment and film (between kindergarten imd first hareested, stored until spring be on a first-come, first-served them stronger and happier Day Camps, Inc., of Bayshore, burglary charges are to run husband, who has been teaching from one elm tree to another. with being a fugitive from where less funds were expected sidizing milk this coming year; strips made available by grade). anil planted, and then if basis. swimmers. All swimming New York, should check with consecutively. mathematics at the University Dr. Reece Sailer of the justice. While her case was pen than had been expected were in therefore, causing possible CREC. Staff appointments still to be seedlings are observed and There are also a few openings classes are held at Rizzo Pools, the state Department of Health of Connecticut, has must University of Florida told the ding in Connecticut courts, she teaching supplies, $652; heat, financial problems for the hot Other features of CREC made are those of part-time art selected to be bi;ed in their turn, in the Learn-To-Swim classes Vernon Circle. to see if the camps have been decided to change the direction group that an insect parasite of was free on $300 cash bond, Ver $535; substitute teachers lunch program. membership are free in-service teacher (one day), part-time several years may pass before for 6-9 year olds and 10-13 year Drawing class, scheduled to licensed. Commissioner of his life and be a writer of the elm bark beetle has been in Cheap thrills: •229*** non Police said. Other cases heard at salareis, $455; custodial D esks training programs for teacher music teacher (one day) and a a plant comes along that looks start July 18, also has three Franklin M. Foote said science history. troduced from Europe and Myrtle Scott is also known as Thursday’s court session in supplies, $352; utilities, $256; The board approved the sale and evaluation programs both 'kindergarten teacher (half better than its ancestors. openings. This class is for Wednesday. '■?‘?g9 '’ ized racing class boat at a price you can Hope for the Elms released in Ohio and Michigan. Myrtle Lovell or Myrtle cluded: and teachers salaries, $165. o f -ap proxim a tely 40 used for curriculum and pupils. time). . In the laboratory, not even Meriden Woman children who have completed Foote said some of the afford, That s pretty thrilling. Laville, police say. • Timothy J. Ahem, 22, of 56 Unexpected funds from the wooden and metal desks at the Staff The board also ratified the I waiting for seed to mature, but Two signs of hope for elms, U it can destroy a large percen Grades 5,6 and 7 or who will be camps, which bad planned to The Sunflower ■ is easy to sail. Practically rapidly being eliminated by the tage of the elm bark beetles in maintenance free. After ’Thursday’s court ses School St., charged with additional appropriation will be Hebron Elementary School. The board accepted the appointment of Erwin Walz of using unripe pollen gains, a new Seeks Mayoralty entering these grades in the enroll 315 youths at locations in Dutch elm disease, have come this country, as it does regular Liqht enough (4 0 pounds) to car-top. Simple to store. sion, she was returned to second-degree assault, nolled. returned to the town’s surplus The sale will be held Aug. 23 resignations of Diana ’Tyler, Church St. to the position of bury generation appears in a matter Nomination fall. five state parks, had opened for to some public notice recently. ly in France, it can at least slow Durable. Practical. Well designed. Well made. • Gordon R. Anderson Jr., 35, account. from 9 to 10 a.m. in the main part-time art teacher, Ralph custodian at the Gilead School. of weeks. If you are testing for There are also a few openings a day or two a ^ then closed. A hew fungicide, so far limited down the spread of the fatal MERIDEN (AP) - Mrs. And as if all that isn t thrilling enough, there s of 129 Oakland St., being found O il hall of the school and all Walz will work evenings and resistance to a specific plant in the golf class to start July 24. lAM Charges Patterson, part-time music Mary Ann Mather has become always her price. , " intoxicated, nolled. receipts will go to the general Saturdays. His appointment licensed tree experts and elm disease. There will be a class for adults The board is faced with the teacher, and Margaret Griffin, lNS disease, the petyi dish itself to ! the first woman to seek a • Richard C. Cattanach,''l8, possibility of having to pay a fund of the town. brings the custodial staff up to may be flooded with disease and a class for youth. Both will Against UAC 4th grade teacher, all at the mayoralty nomination in this (rf East Hartford, fourth degree considerably higher price for In su ra n ce the three full positions organisms. In this hostile eb- be co-ed. W ANTED I ODierefroiii * 1 1 9 « * I’HuoFNIM Gilead Hill School. city’s history. Dismissed larceny, nolled. oil this yrar than it has in the The board approved the It ratified the appointments budgeted. vironment, if just one seedling Anyone wishing more infor The Democratic alderwoman “ Wo’ro Boot Men — We Have The SuppUeo, • Leroy David, 38, of Hart past. " '• t r ^ f e r of major medical in of three new teachers, all a( the aNI Jo survives and grows, you may B£|lL0]*i0g mation on any cd the classes WASHING’TON (AP) - The announced her intent in a letter and The Know How!" ford, third-degree assault, Out of seven request for bids surance for teachers and Gilead School. They are: ^assume you have found a resis should call the “ Y ” office at National Labor Relations to the Democratic town chair USED CARS judged innocent after trial. sent out from'* the employes from Connecticut Miss Ann E. Hayner to teach tant strain. If you are con Vernon Circle. 8AUE8 ft SERVICE on BOATS and MOTOBS Board has dismissed a s tr i^ of I Have Licenses Suspended man. She will oppose incum • Francis A. Griffin, 25, of superintendent’s office, only General to Great West Life 1st grade. Miss Hayner is a cerned with damage from TigPriODSFlM unfair labor practice charges FILL YOUR OPTICAL PRESCRIPTIONS bent Mayor Abraham G. Sandy Beach Rd., Ellington, one bid was received. It came Assurance Company of Canada. graduate of Manhattanville o^ne, 'one of the air pollutants against United Aircraft Corp. of Grossman and another an F tr ANMMMS breach of peace and being found from Dahl Oil Company, the According to Edward College, New York, with a BA 5ttot affects tobacco, you may CAPITOL East Hartford, Conn. ’The board HARTFORD (AP) - The Mrs. Dunn said she had nounced Democratic candidate, CAinianROLEr intoxicated, nolled. present supplier for both Hinchliff, chairman. Great in 1970 and the University of PROVIDE FINE OPTICAL SUPPLIES. ^mix measured amounts of EQUIPMENT CO.. INC. told the International licenses of two bakeries were applied for an arrest warrant Salvadore Crasa, for the • Jonathon E. Lane, 16, of schools. West offers better benefits at a Connecticut this month with a tozone in the air around the tiny C0i.llt Association of Machinists suspended and a dozen other against John Pietraszewski and nomination. Receives Grant n MAIN ST., BIANC«BaiTBB MS-7S68' East Hartford, sport fishing For No. 2 oil, Dahl’s bid was 7.3 better price than those present MA in Education. She presently OFFER OPTICAL ACCESSORIES pplants, and hope that One of 1229 RMS SmM to take its grievances throu^ bakeries narrowly escaped Helen Abramowicz, operators One Republican, state Rep. NEW HAVEN (AP) - St. without a license, fined $10. . cents per gallon over the New ly ^ven by Connecticut General i$, working on her 5th year [ them will flourish in spite of the channels described in the labor being shut down as a result of of the Farmington Avenue Daniel Brunski, tos formally' Raphael has received a $250,000 • Michael McNickle, 19, of 42 Haven tank car price. Accor which' has increased rates con pro^aip at Lincoln College, fpoisonous atmosphere. contract. recent state health inspections, Bakery, for allegedly operating become a candidate for his par grant from the New Haven Cedar St., evading responsibili ding to Dr. David Cattanach, siderably. Oxford University, England. APPLIANiEPAHTl ^ It’s a short circuit,” say the The lAM had claimed that according to Consumer Protec their bakety after the suspen ty’s nomination, but several Foundation for its $23 million ty and improper lane change, superintendent, Dahl explained HincUiff mentioned that the She previously t a u ^ 2nd grade 141 HEBRON AVE . •^scientists. “ We’re speeding up between 1969 and 1971, the giant w a s h e r b 'd r y e r s tion Commissioner Barbara sion of their license. others are reportedly in expansion project. nolled. the large increase is due to the ' Andover Board of EducaUfiD dt the Wilson School In Nahant, /the process of inbreeding.” aerospace finh was guilty of Dunn. All state bakery licenses terested. The hospital said Thursday • Richard F. Medina, 29, of fact that No. 2 oil is in such and the Regioijuil District 8 Mass, and 4th grade at the RANGES DISHWASHERS < Thousands, perhaps millions, such practices as harassment Mrs. Dunn said she had tem expired June 30 and inspections Mrs. Mather was elected to the grant is the largest ever Ashford, fourth-degree larceny, short supply the distributors Board of Education have ap Valley Road School, also In REFRIGERATORS Glastonbury {of tiny plants, could be started of union stewards, refusal to let porarily suspended the licenses were carried out shortly before the city’s Court of Ckimmon given by the foundation. It is to HOSPITAL fined $M; operating a motor are paying more than the New proved contracts with Great Nahant. fin those petri dishes while you stewards represent employes in PPLIANCE_ OPEN TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 TO S:30 of the Farmington Avenue that date. About a dozen Council when Grossman was be paid over a five-year period. vehicle while his license was Haven price in order to secure West. Miss Susan Reveley to teach [wepe growing one field of disputes, insufficient notice of CLOSED MONDAYS Bakery in New Britain and the bakeries avoided being shut elected in 1971. suspended, nolled. it. He also stated that there, 4th grade, replacing Mrs. Grif REPAIR rexperimental plants outdoors. Lisbon Bakery in Bridgeport layoffs and merit rating down by cleaning up before the APPRECIATION FUND • John P. ToUsano, 18, o f 51 Cattanach felt since the^re are would be no lapse in coverage fin. A graduate of Eastern I Cheinistry Comes First irregularities. lagFDRtST ST MINCHESTFR pending a hearing by her inspection, Mrs. Dunn said. Huntington Dr., Vernon, “no other bidders, no other between the transfer of Connecticut State College in I But the job is only half done The union claimed the in- department. reckless driving, file closed. quoters, and not like to be any,” policies. 1972 with a BS, Miss Reveley ,a t this, point. The plant that cidmts occurred at company • Alice Welch, 48, of Maple the board should accept Dahl’s did her student teaching at the grew'from a pollen grain is a facilities in East Hartford, CREC Manchester Memorial Hospital Trail, Coventry, disorderly con bid. I ne Doara approved an agree Gilead Hill School in the fall “ haploid” plant. Instead of the Middletown and Windsor Locks. 71 Haynes Street, Manchester duct, fined $50. The board authorized him to ment entering into membership and spring of 1971-1972. usual two sets of chromosomes The NLRB said in a 3-2 deci • Patrick Welch, 18, of Maple pursue with Dahl the possibility for each inherited sion that it wanted unions to try ’Trail, Coventry, disorderly con of getting a fixed price over characteristic, one from the ALL WORK NOTICE! all grievance channels provided Camping Center duct, fined $50. what the company has to pay or BLONSTElirS male parent and one from the for in their contracts before • James Welch, 21, of Maple if not, the best price that can be female parent, it has only I Enclosed Is my donation to the Manchester Hospital Appreciation Fund. seeking federal intervention. « GUARANTEED St., Manchester, disorderly obtained. single chromosomes. The board’s ruling overturned [stop In Today and 8aa What w t hava (aft. Wa hava Everything for i 25 jrM rt’ experience I N am e...... conduct, fined $50. Building Use So next, through the use of Closed for a ruling by an administrative • Jeffrey Brown, 17, of 179 ’The board approved a request |No w and Old Campara. diemicals, in a process that ■ Address...... law judge who said the Talcottville Rd., Vernon, from the PTO for the use of seems even more mysterious, ! Am ount...... grievance procedure may not operating a motor vehicle while Gilead Hill School for a bingo to$t Conwhte Supply and Accessory Store in the Area, ifwedon*i the plant is induced to double its Vacation be a satisfactory way of under «influence of liquor, fund-raising party Oct. 25 With chromosomes and become a resolving disputes because of jve its We*U get it, ' " ' BITUMINOUS nolled. a small doiution per family. SATURDAY “ diploid” plant, like all the hostility between the union and • Edwin H. Gements, 35, of ‘ Also approved was the use of others in the world, except that the company. 1,000*8 OF ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS, July 16 through 26 144 W. Main St., Rockville, school buildings by the Recrea BANKING all its characteristics are still DEALING IN 5th WHEELERS and ATCO TRAVEL TRAILERS breach of peace, fined $50; tion Commission for events and inherited from just one parent. TENNIS COURTS, PATIOS, ETC. Lottery Numbers being found intoxicated, nolled. programs sponsored by the “Now,” says Mrs. Up to $150., Supporting Donor 9JUN.-12N00N Anagnostakis, “ the shoot that Fast Service, Free Eetimatee CONNECTICUT 31538 Driveways Ra|Mirad,,SMl«l $150. or Over, Master Donor MASSACHUSETTS 053950 ADDING THAT FEMININE TOUCH BLONSTElN^SCi^^^ makes flowers and sets seed is WUMESTa STATE SAW the one we’re looking for.” $1 million qualifier 79250 LONDON (A P ) ~ Evelyn De- give the London transport sys Routa 83, RockvMn, Conn. 06066 BARRETT NEW JERSEY 267230 nington, newly elected chair tem a “ feminine touch” and Not all of this work is brand G&H PAVING For more information call Burt Dittus, Development Direc 1041 M u o ( T , m m aiE on ii Special ordors am our spodalty — Plionn 8766211 new. A Cornell scientist dis NEW YORK 844416 man of the Greater London help rdieve the -Shortage of ^ Plum bing Su p p ly Open Sat 9 A.M. - Noon' Houra Mon.-Frl. 8 ajn. to 8:30 pjn.; Sat 8 ajn. In 6 pan. covered some years ago that he tor, 64G-1222, Ext 334. PENNSYLVANIA 624752 Council's transport conunittee, about 4 , ^ bus drivers and cu.i- DAY 649-5233 RITE 331 Sroad StTMt «9- 1504 could grow a new carrot plant (Qualifler AZ2). wants women to start driving ductf " . city buses. She said it would MomtiorFOIC frail,' h single cell of carrot A r
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MANCHESTER EVENING IfflRALD, Mancheiter. Com., Fri.. July IS. 1973 - PAGE THlRTgRN Nettles Hits Better The STANDINGS ster. Tennis Herald Angle & Navy Tops Ansaldi’s NEWPORT, Wales - Julie Heldman of New Yoric defeated From Stadium Sharon Walsh of San filateo, Share Spotlight Calif., 6-2, 6-3 and moved into AMERICAN LEAGUE By Earl Yost the finals of the Welsh Open East Lawn Tennis Championships. “Just some things Ralph home,” he said. “Being home NEW YORK (AP) - This W L Pet GB BOSTON (AP). - The reminded me of. I hear he gave a couple of gi|ys the got it and his fourth homer of Town Tourney Starts, 3-2 New York 50 41 .549 will come as a surprise to wasn’t a v e ^ good hitter when chance , to get in a little extra youngster and the veteran Sports Editor Boston 46 39.541 1 the season. the New York Yankees, but he played, but he’s a pretty hitting without having to take it both received ovations at Baltimore 44 38 .537 1% “He’s young,” Harper said.; Graig Nettles, the left- good hitting coach.” in batting practice. Sometimes, their first appearances Pointer for two first inning runs. Detroit 46 42 .523 2 ^ “He doesn’t really have the off BALLS ‘n STRIKES hand^ power hitter they Nettles wasn’t the only thoui^, you don’t hit at home By Earl Yost Chevrette worked his mound Milwaukee 43 44 .494 before the near capacity speed stuff yet.” acquired from Cleveland in Yankee to snap out of the hit and you go on the road and start Shots Here ’ rt There foe for a walk and Steve Strat Cleveland' 31 58 .348 18 crowd Thursday in Fenway Harper, a 33-year-old out Little League Treasurer a big off-season trade, isn’t ting- doldrums, which began hitting. I don’t know why. fielder, thought Clyde had good ton, before taking 111, lashed a West Park for the Texas Rangers- wishes for speedy recovery are extended to Alex First blow in the 1973 Skip Mikoleit reported $32.51 crazy about Yankee more than a week ago. Thur “But it was nice to see our control and speed, but said the Manchester Little League liner to center. Steve Everett, /'Oakland 50^ 39 .562 Boston Red Sox game. H ack^, golf professional at the Manchester Country the I.L. home run king, ringinri was collected ... John Stadium’s friendly right man Munson belted a triple, bats come alive. That’s what youngster would have to woric Baseball Tournament to Matty Alou, Nettles, Gene Kansas Gty 49 43 .533 2Vi For Luis Aparicio, the 39- Club for the past 24 years, who was stricken ealier this to left for one run and vrtien the Weerden handled the public field stands. we’ve been waiting for. And it on other pitches beside the fast Michael, Roy White and Bobby California 45 41 .523 3 ^ year-old shortstop for the Red week and hospitalized. He'll be a patient at Manchester decided a town champion ball was mishandled, Stratton address system. During the ‘Tve never liked to hit in this was a good ballgame because Sox, the applause was for his ball. Carlton Fisk, Red Sox was struck by Army 4k Navy Murcer hit doubles and Johnny we didn’t have to go to the Minnesota 45 41 .523 3 ^ catcher, agreed. Memorial Hospital for at least several weeks. During his followed Chevrette across the regular season he coached park that much,” Nettles con 10,000th official time at bat. He last night at WaddeU Field. plate. That w u all the Ansaldl Callison, who had 226 previous bullpen at all.” Chicago 45 42 .517 4 “He’s got a good fastball,’’ absence from thd club. Assistant Pro Ral|A DlNlcolo will Dillon’s ... Denny Carlin will fessed Thursday night after promptly smacked a single up scoring. major league home runs, final Pat Dobson surrendered a Texas 30 56 .349 I8M1 Fisk said, “but he’s going to be In charge...Dick Jauron’s decision to try his hand at pro The Vets, American League be the official scorer for all contributing a double and two ly got his first of the s e ^ n . the middle, the first of three titldiolders, pushed Across a The Vets got one run back in singles to the Yankees’ 17-hit two-run homer to Amos Otis in Thursday’s Games hits he contributed in the Red have to develop more con- football and not baseball was a wise one. He was only an tourney games. He coached “ Surprise, surprise,’’ the first inning and finished Oakland 8, Milwaukee 4 fidende in his curve.” average diamond performer and it was felt football was run in the fifth liming to their half of the first on Bob the Barbers in the Inter attack in a 10-3 rout of the Kan Sox 5-2 victory. Lehreux’ infield tap, a fielder’s Callison said. ‘T think I was vrith a seven-hitter, holding the Minnesota 84, Qeveland 4-7 Fisk said Qyde reminded Urn break a 2-2 tie and pin a 3-2 national League ... Veteran sas City Royals. For Texas hurler David his best sport. The Detroit Lions are anxious to find out choice, stolen bsM, Pointer’s due. I almost stopped to ask for Royals hitless over the last four New York 10, Kansas a ty 3 of John Matlock of the New setba(dL (m Ansaldl’s Con SAT., JULY 14 “I like to hit on the road more CTyde, the ovation was one of and will take a good look at the ex-Yale running b a ^ in the single and an error. umpire Ed McKeever called the ball.” innings. Boston 5, Texas 2 York Mets, who he faced in tractors. S A IN O A « : JU ir 21 than here,” Nettles continued. encouragement for the 18-year- weeks ah ead ...!^ Wally Ochon and assistant pro Gary Two innings later the count the balls and strikes with The rash of hits against Dick The only Yankee who failed Detroit 7, California 6 minor league baseball. ' The double elimination post- START 8:00 P.M. “I like the more symmetrical Drago, Steve Mingori and old who stepped out of high Wigren, both of Ellington Ridge, and amateurs Tom Prior, was deadlocked. Brandt singled Walt Delisle, another old parks.” to hit was Ron Blomberg, the Baltimore 4, Chicago 3 “He throws nice and easy and seasim play cootinuet S a tin y Acfien Pocked Bruce Dal Canton didn’t sur school right into the major Pat Cooney and Tim Cooney of Manchester Country Club, to left, and came all the way timer, and young Steve team’s leading batter. Friday’s Games over the top,” Fisk said, “and night at 6 at Waddell with But Nettles; who had been GRAIG NETTLES prise Houk, even though the leagues. Gyde, who picked up LUIS APARICIO Will be in the qualifying field Monday for the North Section home on two on the same play. Pilver the base umpires. All STOCK “ We won a game in the Kansas City (Splittorff 12-5) he throws hard.” National League champion mired in a 6-for-5D slump, Yanks had scored more than his second loss against one win, Connecticut Open test at Tumble Brook. Qualifiers will He lit out for second and turned in top Jobs ... benefited fronvJO npnutes of minors 17-0 and I went O-for-7,” at New York (Stottlemyre 11-7, threw for six innings, striking Orlando Cepeda, the Red Sox Bonanza Steak meeting An- CAR "I worked on keeping my three runs only three times in he said. “If you go O-for-20 and homer in the eighth inning off move on to the State Open July 30-31 at Brooklawn...Big Everett’s perfect throw es Tonight, VFW and Annulli extra batting practice and a few out eight and allowing seven designated hitter, said the saldi’s, Intomathmal League (Herald photo by Klem eni) weight back and gettiiig hiy bat their last 12 games. win, it’s still fun.” reliever Bill Gogolewski. Nick DeFelice, former New York Jet and Hartford iCnighf caped the infielder and when it clash in a Farm League RACES tips from Manager Ralph Houk. Texas (Bibby ^3) at Boston hits and two runs. young man wasn’t afraid to kingpins. went past the outfielder, Brandt out in front of the ball,” he said. "I felt we’d start hitting at (Culp 2-3), N Boston catcher Carlton Fisk challenge the batters. linenuui, will be an assistant football coacdi at Mattatuck It was a battle of aouthpaws Vets* Boh Lehreux Takes Cut playoff Ult at 6 at Waddell. M o in tv o n f The victory for the Red Sox also praised Clyde. tallied. California (Wright 7-11) at “He showed me plenty,” Community CoUege this faU...BiUy Casper and Larry Hin with babble gum-dwwlng Craig is TH E RACE was their ninth in the last 11 “He throws nice and easy and Catcher Steve Everett, Ump McKeever ■
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Mancheater, Conn., Fri„ July 13,1973 Obituaries rolice Capture Two Voted No To Weisg Trip Meriden Escapee When the Manchester Board Colo., »on sored by the Henry Tedford of Directors Tuesday night National 'Araining and Develop Henry Tedford, 88, of 21G gave Town Manager R ob^ ment Service,, a on-profit . Carver Lane was found dead A 15-year-old Manchester boy George J. Parsons of 220 Center Weiss permissiixi to be away organization, hradquarterd in Thursday in his apartment, who escaped from the Connec St. were in collision, ^ th from his desk for a little over iHattrI|ratrr Suptitna HrraUi Washington, D.C. It was where he lived alone. ticut School for Boys, Meriden, vehicles were towed from the five weeks, the voice-vote ac created in 1972 by the major Mr. Tedford was bom Aug. 9, last month was apprehended by scene. tion wasn’t unanimous. public interest groups serving MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 14,1973 - VOL. XCH, No. 241 1885 in County Armagh, Manchester Police'today. WhiteseU, was also charged Democrats John Tani and Jon Manchester A City of yUluffe ('harm fourteen paces — two 'TV — two mini state and local governmoits. PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Ireland, and had lived in The boy, unidentified because with failure to renew his Norris voted against pcinnitti^ Weiss told the directors that Manchester for more than 60 of his age, was being sou^t by driver’s license. the absence. Both insisted five , three weeks of bis absence will years. He was employed for police in connection with He was eventually released weeks is an excessive time for be charged to his vacation tinoe. IFatergafe Panel Told many years as a weaver at several recent incidents in on a $1,000 surety bond, posted the chief executive of a town to He said he expects to leave July Cheney Bros., before he retired volving thefts and other alleged by a professional bondsman, for be away from Us job. 30 and return Sept. 4. Assistant A more than 15 years ago. He was crimes. court appearance July 30. Weiss plans to attend a Town Manager John H«rHn« a member of South United Police detectives said the es month-long seminar in Aspen, would serve as acting manager. Methodist Church. capee was discovered in the Richard J. Hagenow, 28, of 9 News Stories Survivors are a daughter, garage of a W. Middle Tpke. Lilac St., was charg^ w ly Mrs. Dorothy Weiss of residence this morning. The today with threatening, breach President Manchester; a son, Wilbert boy, apparently surprised by of peace, and third-degree Tedford of Arrington, bfess.; the homeowner, fled from the criminal mischief after a HAMBURG PATTIES Failed To nine grandchildren and 13 garage. domestic disturbance at an E. America’s Favorite Fare great-grandchildren. Several policemen were Center St. home, police Funeral services are Satur called to the scene to search for reported. Taste the delicious difference In Pinehuret day at 1:30 p.m. at Holmes the boy, and the police cruiser ’The disturbance, which in U.S. Choice Patties. Cause Concern Funeral Home, 400 Main St. and foot chase resulted in the cluded a series of incidents, oc We Have Them Every Dayl The Rev. Dr. George Webb, boy’s apprehension, at about curred at about 1:30 a.m., Improving WASHINGTON (AP) — Even a flood of news stories pastor of South United 10:30 a.m., at the Fitzgerald police said. Hagenow was taken about Watergate failed to arouse President Nixim’s WASHINGTON (AP) - Methodist Church, will of Funeral Home, 225 Main St. into custody at his home at President Nixon was reported Nixon, has not had viators Doctors pictured the Presi ficiate. Burial will be in East The boy was taken to police about 3 a.m. 5 to ttM lb. suspicions that the White House was involved in the scan improved today after spending since 3 p.m. Friday, the report dent Friday as "champing at the added. Cemetery. headquarters, where be is being Hagenow was being held on a buy 1 or 100 dal, presidential aide Richard A. Moore testifled. “ a reasonably” restful night in bit” to pursue his normal pace. There are no calling hours. held for juvenile authorities. Yet the President apparently $1,000 surety bond today. The whitekaired, quiet-spoken Moore said Friday that Bethesda Naval Medical f^nter When newsmen ask about The family suggests that any heeded doctors’ advice to slow Vandals caused about $500 in CHUCK he, too, discounted news accounts of the scandal until where he was admitted two Nixon’s condition. Press memorial contributions may be down at least for the first day. damages to a vacant house at days ago with viral pneumonia. Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler made to the Manchester around March 1, when his own suspicions began to grow. By dawn Friday, the Presi Robert Whitesell, 26, of Hart 456Mi Main St., adjacent to PATTIES The pains of the right chest tells newsmen that patients in Memorial Hospital Apprecia dent had had only four hours ford, was taken into custody on Center Springs Park, police Still, he waited nearly a Jerome B. Wiesner. The which the President the President’s condition do not tion Fund. sleep despite a low-dosage criminal charges early today reported today. • ^* 1 .2 9 month before urging White magazine said it learned of the experienced Thursday and change from hour to hour. Explains Bank Plan analgesic injection intended to after a car he was dri\^g was The vandalism involved paint House counsel John W. Dean HI plan — never carried out — Friday lessened during the Miss Sandra Schroeder involved In an accident on E. to tell the Presidoit about the from two White House night, the hospital reported. But Ziegler and presidential promote sleep, said Air Force spiliage on walls, ripped-off Maj. Gen. Walter R. Tkach, Miss Sandra Schroeder, 36, of Middle Tpke. p e re tt Livesey, president of the Savings Bank of Manchester, explains details of the cover-up and attempts to extort memoranda, one of them In addition, his temperature doctors said Friday Nixon will wallpaper, and kicked-in walls, Loan, Dollcioua Nixon’s personal physician. 434 N. Main St. was found dead Police charged Whitesell with police said. bank s plans to improve and beautify its rear parking lot on the west side of Purnell PI hush mraey from presidential written to Nixon by former aide dropped from a high 102 to 100 be hospitalized at last a Week At about 10 a.m. the FTesi- by relatives about noon second-degree assault and Half of the existing 28 parking spaces at the rear of the bank an Regal Men’s Shop would be aides, Moore said. John D. Ehrlichnum. at midnight, the hospital said. for treatment of viral The vacant home, which CHOPPED dent met for around an hour Thursday in her apartment, resisting arrest, after he tost with the construction of an unattached bank facility to provide drive-in and walk-up “ I did not feel that I had — Presidential counselor "He required minimal pain pneumonia. police say has been the scene of with White House chief of staff where she lived alone. allegedly became involved in a banking services. Cars would enter the landscaped parking driveway and travel in a U- anything but hearsay and gossip Anne Armstrong said she m edication and rested vandalism in the past, is owned SIRLOIN Once released, said a doctor, Alexander M. Haig Jr. and Police were called to the struggle with with Patrolmen by Wesley C. Gryk of 50 Forest shaped pattern to reach the bank-drive-in window. Included in the bank’s improvement and rumor, but I sure was believes Nixon will avoid a con reasonably well during the “he might not feel quite up to night and was still asleep at Ziegler. scene and after an investigation Jonathan Schneider and St. plans, which are contingent upon town improvements to the Purnell PI. roadway, are plan PATTIES beginning to worry,’’ Moore frontation with the committee. par...because there is con 7:30 a.m. EDT.” the report on There was another x-ray ses- said Dr. Robert Keeney, Lawrence Wilson. Investigation is continuing. tings and construction of a sidewalk from Purnell PI. to the existing walkway to Main St told the Senate Wat^ate com She said she thinks "the Presi siderable malaise and un his condition said. sion at 1:30 p.m. which medical examiner, stated that According to police, the (Herald photo by Bevins) mittee. dent has taken every possible easiness and a feeling of a lack ■ b M .4 9 Nixon was admitted to the "showed no progression of the the death was due to natural struggle was the result of police The 142 W. Vernon St. Moore’s televised testimony step forward for full dis of energy that may continue for causes. hospital at 9:15 p.m. ’Thursday pneumoni,’’ according to the attempts to stop Whitesell, who residence of Edward Benzing filled the entire day and he was closure.” Mrs. Armstrong, some period.” report. She had last been seen on apparently had an invalid was broken into and vandalized recalled for a thM day when speaking in Tallahassee, Fla., after his personal physician Dr. Saturday. driver’s license, from removing recently, it was reported to Burn Victim Our own Frozen Patties, also the hearings resume Monday. said the White House has Walter Tkach determined in an Miss ^hroeder was bora July his car from the accident scene. police Thursday. available In 4-lb. boxes...20 easily .His a^iearance was suggested become more receptive to out examination that the President 23, 1936 in Coraopolis, Pa., and Police reports note that both Furniture and wails were Doing Well Pool Vandalism by the White House to give side ideas because of the scan had a viral condition. Witness Claims had lived in Manchester most of patrolman, attempting to slashed, police said, but only a separated patties In each box. Carry another version of events Itean dal. Doctor at the center reported her life. restrain Whitesell, were kicked small amount of cash was Mrs. Virginia Nielsen of 75 them to the beach...store them In testifled about. — Nixon donor W. Clement Friday that the President was She was a 1954 graduate of in the face. taken. Overbrook Dr. is reported in Is Continuing Mpore is scheduled to be Stone said the President is a suffering from severe pains in the He Bribed Manchester High School and In the accident, which oc satisfactory condition at your freezer. followed by Herbert W. Kalm- man of integrity who has made right chest which they said Manchester Memorial Hospital showed a continuing evidence had been employed as a curred at about 1:30 a.m. today, Madeline M. Vansteenburgh, town swimming pools dating bach, once Nixon’s penonal at some mistakes in judgment by where she was taken suffering Vandalism at Manchester’s of inflamation. IRS Agents secretary at the Gersten, cars driven by Whitesell and by 37, of East Hampton, was back even before he assumed torney. Kalmbach allegedly trusting aides who deceived from bums on the upper left public swimming pools reached However, they said they had Butcler and Gersten law firm in charged Thursday with aban his post — in June 1969. paid $210,000 to purchase him. Hartford. side of her body. a new high last week when Lean Cube determined that the pain was doning a motor vehicle, on W. He said broken glass and Tenderknived silence from the Watergate Stone, interviewed in WASHINGTON (AP) — A former organized crime figure Vernon Fire Chief William M. three trees at Globe Hollow not the kind .associated with Survivors are her parents, Middle Tpke. Court date is July rocks, and sometimes cans, are Steaks defendants. C3iicago, said he has given a has testified he bribed Internal Revenue Service Agents Johnson said Mrs. Neilsen was were broken off about five feet Steaks coronary artery or heart dis Mr. and Mrs. Denver F. thrown onto the decks of the In other W atergate total of $5 million to Nixon’s from $500 to $1,000 a week to keep them from investigating trying to light a charcoal fire in from the ground. ’Die damage ease. Schroeder of Manchester; a Fancy Hats pools. Thrown over the fences develqimenta Friday: last two presidential cam brother, Denver R. Schroeder her yard when the fuel exploded was discovered by park depart ’They recommended therapy his transactions in phony and stolen stocks. ment personnel and reported to (except at Globe Hollow, which — Watergate committee paigns. He said he would have of Manchester; and a sister, Taken From and set some of her clothing on chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr., given more if needed. and estimated that the Presi Gerald Martin Zelmanowitz Grasso Favors the police. An investigation is doesn’t have a fence), some of said Friday he found little dif Mrs. Ernest Brown of fire. Police said a neighbor said he regrets Nixon’s bout In his Senate testimony dent would be hospitalized for into months” so the agents continuing. the glass, rocks and cans wind ficulty in inducing bankers an- Manchester. Rotary Show More Controls assisted in putting out the fire with viral pneumonia, but Moore repeatedly said he firm seven to 10 days. would "avoid asking or seeking Hie trees, five-year-old sugar up at the bottom of the pools. brokers to help him speed up Il Private funeral services will on her clothes before the fire wants to follow through with ly believes the President did not Today’s report on his condi proof of prior American Whoever took a box of 10 hats Over Prices maples, were on the grass area He said that, at Globe Hollow, legal million^ollar securities be Saturday at the Holmes department arrived. Price on heavy heads Calif. Iceberg thdlr scheduled meeting as soon find out about the coverup until tion did not refer to the state of from the Manchester High at Globe Hollow. • sometimes the trash cans are dealings. ownership” of stolen stocks. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Firemen applied first aid as possible. White House March 21, the date Dean says he Totem Pole Builders the chest inflamation. Zelmanowitz was tiie main School Cafeteria during the Ella T. Grasso has joined 14 Rec Director Mel Siebold thrown into the water. is working down and we feature it Zelmanowitz, a California Burial will be in East with a cold compress and light spokesmen said the meeting told Nixon of "a cancer growing I Another examination was witness In a 1970 trial In New July 28-29-30 Products Show, said the damage is the latest in "’The vandalism is a nuisance garment manufacturer, Cemetery. other congressmen in sending a bandages before the ambulance Saturday at 494. Cukes lower too at on the presidency.” Paul ^oteau places a head on a totem pole at the Waddell Scliool playground. Supporting scheduled today with the Jersey which convicted Angelo sponsored by Manchester a series of vandalism acts at all and velry frustrating,’’ said won’t take place while Nixon is testified before Senate sub There are no calling hours. letter to the Cost of Living arrived. 154 In^tbailwipltaL Ervin add that ' DeaA swears he told Nixon the creation la Robert Eichmann, center, and Jimmy Volland, right. The pole, made of results to be disclosed at a news a “Gyp” DeCarlo. Rotary, ought to have his, her Siebold. committee which is looking into Council expressing concern if Nixon conUnues to insist on about sonw aspects of the cardboard boxes and flve-and-dime materials, won the most original award in the briefing. DeCarlo, identified as a or their heads examined. He said two lifequards at organized crime’s trafficking in over reports that price controls keeping presidential papers cover-up much earlier, and that The report said the President leading organized crime figure, Ken Ostrinsky, co-chairman each pool are on a maintenance In the Meat Dept., Freshly Sliced Manchester playground totem pole contest. Other winners were; most creative. Green lost, missing and stolen might be remov^ from some from the committee, tUt the the Presid«it seemed generally enjoyed his first substantial was given a presidential com of the event, says they are schedule of one hour every mor School; tallest. Bowers School; wildest, Verplanck School. (Herald photo by Klemens) securities items. Roast Beef and Corned Beef.______panel will issue a sutqraena for aware as early as Sept. IS, 1972, meal at 7 p.m. Friday. mutation this year after serving M n. John H. Noyes ethnic and show-biz hats, in Town To Spray ning, cleaning the pools, the He testified he bribed IRS "What we need is more con Tho boat Colo Slaw and Franka from lat Prlio and them. that efforts were being made to It consisted of strip loin 21 months of a 12-year sentence Mrs. Jennie Nackowaki tended to be used in a promo trol, not less control,’’ Mrs. decks and the buildings. He steak, snow peas, potato pattie agents "ranging from $500 per Noyes of 63 Indian Dr. died ear tion stunt for the show. acknowledged that the schedule Qroto. Morroll’a Hama. — Ervin again called on obstruct the course of justice. for extortion. Grasso said in a statement. followed by a small serving of week to as high as $1,000 per Zelmanowitz said he disposed ly this morning at her home. When last seen, the box of Roadside would be maintained with or Nixon to testify about the ac Moore said Dean gave him no week over perlods...extending The letter urged council Weeds ice cream. of stolen securities and evaded She was the vrife of John H. hats was lying near the organ without the vandalism, but SHOP TONIGHT TILL 9 cusations agaii^ him. He said hint of having told the Presi Chairman John T. Dunlop to In taxes on securities for DeCarlo Noyes. loaned for the show. A weed-killing program will will increase the life cycle of pointed out that the problem is SAT. 8 A.M. TILL 6 P.M. "of all the inhabitants of the dent before Mveh 21, althou^ vestigate the possiblity of Peron Willing and other organized crime Mrs. Noyes was born in Ostrinsky asks anyone with be instituted in 10 to 14 days on the sidewalks and curbs, he to make certain all broken glass earth” the President is the best he said Dean himseU seemed, “ freezing and rolling back the figures. Poland and had lived in information about the hats to Manchester’s main arteries. explained. is removed. qualified to answer Dean’s ac increasingly concerned about prices of certain essential feed The subcommittee is probing Manchester since 1919. She was call him at 643-1334 or write Highway Superintendent John He repeated his announce He said, because the pools cusations that he discussed the Watergate matter in the grains and requiring food in Nixon’s granting of the com employed as a winder at him care of P.O. Box 1, Burchill announced today. It ment that the weed-killing are in open areas, the vandals PINEHURST hush money and a clemency preceding weeks. dustry groups to absorb some offer as p ^ of the cover-up He said Dean told him of G. Clean Air Plans mutation, which the White Cheney Bros, and was a Manchester. added costs.’’ has been about five years since program will be on the main disperse when they see a police To Be Candidate House contends was granted member of the Textile Workers the town, utilizing a Cushman arteries. He said it won’t be car approaching — then plot. Gordon Liddy’s original because DeCarlo was dying. Union. Truckster purchased in 1967, reappear when it leaves the GROCERY. INC. — Science Magazine reported wiretapping and kidnaping possible to work on all BUENOS AIRES, Argentina presidential term but said, Other survivors are a area. 302 MAIN ST r A t that the White House coh- scheme as early as March 1 or opposed Campora’s resigna Zelmanowitz, 37, asked sprayed the weeds in sidewatt Manchester streets. (AP) — Aging former dictator "For me this is a tremendous tion, were quiet after their Offered For brother, Albert W. Nackowski and curb cracks. sidered cutting off federal before, and that former Atty. photographers not to take pic Juan D. Peron says it will be a sacrifice...because the years defeat, and activity in Buenos tures of his face as he testified, of Manchester; and four Burchill said the revival of research funds to the Gen. John N. Mitchell and “ tremendous sacrifice,” but he have not passed in vain.” Aires was normal. The leftists saying he feared for his life. sisters, Mrs. Ann Jeski of East Contributions the program was approved by Massachusetts Institute of former campaign aide Jeb has indicated tliidt he will run He revealed that, before the called the resignation a "right- “ He Is free, and I am hiding,” Hartford, Mrs. Gladys Szynal of Jay Giles, acting director of Technology as a political Stuart Magnider had listened to again for the presidency. Public Debate Peronist victories in last wing coup,” but they obviously said Zelmanowitz, refering to Webster, Mass., Mrs. Eldward public works, following a reprisal against its president, Liddy’s schemes and rejected The way. was prepared on them. March’s elections, Campora did not wish to challenge Peron DeCarlo. Chalze of Palmer, Mass., and recommendation by the City Friday for Peron’s election Mrs. Helen Franz of West Said Illegal had promised to resign "so that because he remains the un WASHINGTON (AP) - The future industrial, commercial Zelmanowitz was granted im Beautiful Committee of tbe when congress accepted' the the people could truthfully and disputed leader of the move Hurley, N.Y. Greater Manchester Chamber Environmental Protection and residential development munity from prosecution in resignation of President Hector genuinely elect the candidate ment. Funeral services will be HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. to campaign committees were of Commerce. Agency has proposed for public throughout the United States. exchange for his testimony at Thomas J. Meskill said today Senate Refuses J. Campora, who served only 50 they wanted.” The various Peronist factions dikussion four ways of im Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at White- reported with- the secretary of The spray to be used, said the 1970 DeCarlo trial. The his 1970 campaign staff was in days. Peron was barred from run have been feuding over what "We believe that such a far- Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 the state in compliance with the Burchill, is a commercial her plementing a Supreme Court Justice Department provided nocent of any wrongdoing in the Peron undoubtedly will be a ning by the former military jun direction the government reching decision should be Elm St., Rockville. Burial will law. He said he assumed the bicide called Corn-Kill. He said decision forbidding "significant him with a new name and payment of an advertising bill runaway winner In the next ta which decreed that all can should take. On one side are the widely discussed and debated in be in North (Cemetery, Tolland. payment in question wasn’t it is death on weeds, yet To Delay deterioration” df the nation’s credentials after the trial, but by Washington financial election, as he was in 1946 and didates had to be in Argentina the moderate and right-wing public hearings before any final reported because it went direct harmless to people and pets. He air quality. his cover was blown last month sources. 1952, and he will have a by Aug. 25, 1972. He remained Peronists and the big General decision is made," he said. ly to the ad agency. told property owners not to However, each plan an when his identity was dis He said he didn’t know if Peronist-dominated parlia at his Madrid home in exile and Labor Confederation. On the nounced Friday allows lowering EPA emphasized (hat none of covered by investigators in a In Memorian worry about drift from the someone outside hid'^own Oil Pipeline ment. The constitution requires didn’t return until November other side are the leftists and of air quality in areas where the the four proposals represents a lawsuit. In loving memory of Samuel “ Pa” spray onto lawns. He explained organization had violated the At least two state officials, another election within 30 days. for a brief visit. the radical Peronist youth. "no growth” policy in terms of Stevenson, who died July U, 1961. who asked to remain that parts of a lawn ini^t turn air is already cleaner than Zelmanowitz told the sub state’s Corrupt Practices Act. About 12 hours after Campora Left-wing Peronists, who had economic development. anonymous, said they thought a slightly brown for a short vrtille, WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate has refused to delay required by federal standards. committee the Justice Depart Twelve years have passed since that sad The payment, which went resigned, the 77-year-old ex 'The Supreme Court by a 4-4 The agency allowed 90 days day in July, when you were taken from ment was not living up to its directly to the advertising firm, direct payment from the fund to but would become green again construction of the Alaska oil pipeline for a study of a president made an emotional us. in a short while. tie vote on June 11 in effect up for comments. promise to protect him. was unreported in campaign the Graceman Advertising possible alternate route across ciuiada. The vote was a nationwide television speech. A great sense of humor and love had Agency of West Hartford was il Burchill said the weed-killing held a lower court ruling forbid gone from all of our lives, - records. defeat for environmentalists who are trying to block the He indicated strongly that he ding any significant pollution of legal. program is part of another would be a candidate to replace News Capsules But as life goes on, our loving thought of “ 1 can only he held responsi project. clear-air areas around the na you go on. program, for cutting back the Campora and take up the power ble for the people connected .’The act says that only a cam tion. growth of grass and weeds near Sponsors of the Alaska route said any further delay that rebel generals seized from Sadly missed, with me and I feel they all con paign treasurer may receive The alternatives are: Record Center ducted themselves honestly,’’ highways and for increasing would aggravate the current energy crisis. Environmen him on a rainy September day Daughter Flora, Son-In-Law, money or pay for campaign sight distances, especially at in —Establishing a maxintUm Leslie and Grandchildren, Meskill told a press conference. talists want the pipeline re-routed throng the Marye"»ie in 1955. expenses. tersections. In addition, con- Foreign Aid Cut China by the seismographic sta allowable increase for sulfur Joan, Deborah, and George Meskill said all contributions River valley in Cmda. He told the nation: "If God tion here and others around the dioxide and particulate air trolling weed growth in cracks ruled that the federal govern WASHINGTON (AP) - The Fire Still gives me health, if God permits world. pollution levels above 1972 The Senate voted 01 to 29 Senate Foreign Relations Com ment violated the law in gran it, I will spend the last effort of The University of California levels, in areas where the 1972 Friday to defeat an amendment ting the oil companies building mittee has voted a $232 million In Memoriam Kathy aaya; -L o rt Qo Afatfvo. Oof Your Nothri my life to complete the mission reduction in President Nixon’s seismographic station said the levels were below federal stan Parkado, North End, by Sen. Walter F. Mondale, D- the pipeline a right-of-way that could be entrusted to me.’’ In loving memory of William George $632 million request for In quake registered 6.75 on the dards. Smouldering Fire Calls Bolton Notch, East Minn., to put off construction Johnston, who passed away July 13,1971. I ***tive. I greater than the 50-feet per Peron did not mention the Richter scale at 1:05 a.m. EDT. —A ceiling on emissions for for a year. mitted by law. dochina reconstruction aid, 3 Hartford and South Someone remembers and someone cares planned election or four-year It was centered in the mountain regions which have sulfur THURSDAY Mondale sought the delay to excluding North Vietnam. Your name Is whispered in our prayers Windsor Officoa Jackson’s bill is expected to range running along the dioxide and particulate emis OVERLAND, Mo. (AP) — Smoke continued to pour from A smile-, a tear, a thought sincere 9:20 p.m. — False alarm from permit the National Academy Tlie committee on Friday win approval easily n ^ week. northern edge of the Tibetan sion levels already below How often we wish you were here. Box 57 (Summit and Flower Open Saturdaya also voted to prohibit the use of the blackened sixth floor of the Military Personnel Recofd of Sciences to compare the en JackMn, chairman of the plateau and south of the Tarim federal standards. m m 9 a.m. to Noon any U.S. funds to finance Lovingly remembered. Sts.), Town Fire Department IQrw»^K, UmM. HoiMrdMw, S UI * Ora|iM,| vironmental, economic and Senate Interior Committee, Center today, and officials said it may be Wednesday responded. military construction by third- basin. —Requiring states to deter The family national seciulfy asyecta of the argued that Mandate’s proposal mine if any new source is before they can enter to assess the damage. LOOK AT THESE WEEKEND SPECIALSI two pipeline routes and permit would increase the country’s country forces in Laos, Cam bodia, North Vietnam, South causing “ significant Firemen from at least 20 suburban St. Louis the administration to begin dependency on fnvign oil by CLOUDY CUCUMBERS...... S for SBC I Vietnam or Thailand. Prise Rise Seen deterioration.” They would departments still were spraying water into the top story, negotiations with Canada for further delaying tailing of the come up with a plan for each ICEBERG LETTUCE ...... h o ^ Z IX construction permits. DALLAS, Tex. (AP) - where the records of 20 million former members of the ■ 2 5 and 5 0 ft. garden hoseTl Alaskan North Slope oU fields. No Tax Increase case but EPA would have a RED G R A PES...... ? * 2 The vote virtually killed all He said the quickest way to Becoming partly cloudy later General Foods Corp. chairman Army and Air Force were stored. 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 WASHINGTON (AP) - C.W. Cook says the sudden final review. S sprinkling cans, hose repair I NATIVE YELLOW SQUASH .::.::::::‘2 ibo: S S hopes of environmentalists to recover urgently needed tonight, lows 60 to 65. Sun^y in George P. Shultz, secretary of —Allowing states to establish "It will be a matter of 30 to 50 CANTALOUPES...... ! ! . „ oa! « ! q block construction of the con Alaskan oil would be to build creasing cloudiness, chance of removal of government price hours before firemen can turn Because of a history of the treasury, says it is unlikely restraints would make “ all hell clean-air havens separate from “incendiary” fires, arson is I kits and garden tools... 5 “ Our Produce f.n ’r Packaged, Pick Out YourYnu, Own/’ troversial Alaska pipeline the pipeline from Prudhoe Bay rain in the afternoon, highs in that the administration’s Phase areas for development and in the building over to us," said ' throuah leaislation. on tte North Slope to Valdez on the 70s. Precipitation probabili break loose.” Jeffrey P. Hillelson, General being investigated by the FBI, 4 antiinflation program will in “ I think the increases in dustrial growth. Hillelson said. About 12 fires I thingl" I We Cany Ibe Manchester Evening Herald Still pending is a suit by the the state’s souUiern coast. The ty 50 per cent tonight, 40 per clude tax increases. Services Administration COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Wilderness si^efy and other oil would then be shipped by cent Sunday. Wnds northerly 10 prices, especially in food, would Robert W. Fri, acting ER/k regional administrator. have been reported in the WE SELL 50c CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS However, Phase 4 will in be so explosive that the reac administrator, noted that building during the past two conservation groupi tanker to the West Coast for to IS m{di tonight; northeaster clude restraint on the amount of "The building may be unsafe,' challenging the federal refining. ly winds 10 to 20 mph Sunday. tion of this country , would be neither the courts nor Congress and it may be Tuesday or years, he said. increased costs that Official fears that a massive "THE KING I government’s claim that it gave Mondale’s amendment would Outlook for Monday: Cloudy, something that poUtically we has determined "what con Wednesday before we can go in businessmen can pass on to con file reconstruction project lay OF sufficient study to the Canadian have required Congress to cool, periods of rain. couldn’t accept,” said Cook, stitutes significant deteriora-A and assess damage.” Savings Bank^ of MaNCHESTER sumers in the form of higher ahead were alleviated mthe i f m JirtrU A t \ PRODUCE!" I route before rejecting it. select a route within a year and head of one of the nation’s tion nor exactly how it should The center, one block wide prices, 9iultz said Friday. somewhat Friday when Donald SanrSm n numehaatar^ f ipero MaibM* f e.i.e. Mondale tried to attach his after receiving the comparative High Low largest food-producing and dis be prevented.” and two blocks long, contains 56 E. Johnson, Veterans Ad 87S OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER — 8iHS84 amendment to a bill by Sen. study of the two routes by the Anchorage 64 53 tributing firms. million files on service per Fri said “a national policy of ministration director, said in Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., National Academy of Sciences. Boston 82 70 Quake Reported “ Even excellent crop preventing significant sonnel from all branches. The 923 Main Street Denver 73 52 Washington that the fire would that would remove legal He said his bill would prohibit BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - prospects will not be sufficient deterioration, however defined fire, which began shortly after Chicago 94 66 have no impact on 13 fhillion barriers to the pipeline’s ri^t- a court diallenge, thus insuring A strong earthquake was to curb this spiral and implemented, will have a midnight Wednesday in the San Francisco 62 54 veterans and ^leir dependents df-way across federal lands. that construction could soon recorded early today in the significantly,” Cook said in an substantial impact on the sixth floor, finally was brought Washington 91 72 receiving VA benefits. A U.S. District Court earlier begin. Kunlun Mountains of western interview on Friday. nature, extent and location of under control Friday. Ai3dvs oaoiw irnd