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Thttr Ieuttiing Mmlb Willimantic, a Leading Wire Ty, and Reliability Are All Better Brand-Rex Opens Local Plant Brand-Rex Co. of mity, current carrying capaci­ company said, but projections range of products for the com­ Ulattrt][THtTr iEuTtiing Mmlb Willimantic, a leading wire ty, and reliability are all better. are for employment to increase munications, process control, to about 40 persons. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1 9 7 5 - VOL. XCIV, No. 132 and cable manufacturer, “Tape Cable’’ is computer, electric utility, Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES dedicated a new cable recommended for use in com­ Brand-Rex Co. — created in aerospace, and electronic in­ PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS manufacturing plant Mon­ puters and electronic data 1960 by a merger of William dustries. day in the Manchester In­ processing systems, in Brand & Co. and the Rex Corp. Brand-Rex Co. is part of Akzona Inc., a diversified dustrial Part on Progress aerospace applications, and in — has six operating divisions; manufacturing and mining firm 4 Area Banks Dr. telephone voice circuits, Telecommunications Cable measuring instruments, and of­ Division, Electronic and In­ headquarter^ in Asheville, N.C. A publicly owned firm, Plan Pdyouts The new 12,000-square foot fice equipment. The product is dustrial Cable Division, ^ / • ’ I.(V y facility will manufacture available in bulk or in custom Nonotuck Manufacturing Co., Akzona has about 40 facilities in Four Manchester area Terrorists Blow Up Brand-Rex’s “Tape Cable’’ assemblies. 16 states and six foreign coun­ savings banks are among 63 Pyle National Co., Abbott & family of flat, flexible cable Irving N. Dwyer is serving as Co., and Teltronics Inc. tries, and employs more than banks statewide planning to dis- products, an addition to the acting plant manager for the ’The six divisions make a wide 17,000 persons. tribute 3463,000 among company’s line. local plant. Supervisory per­ mortgage borrowers u -der the sonnel include Surendra Verma Mutual Savings Banks i^ife In- "Tape Cable,” when com­ (product,engineering), James ’ sured Mortgage Plan. Hotel in Tel Aviv pared with conventional round C. Archambault (quality con­ TEL AVIV (UPI) — Palestinian The Savings Banks’ Associa­ cables, offer several advan­ IT COSTS NO MORE did not say whether there were any East without the Palestinians. This should trol), Randall A. Dumais terrorists landing from rubber boats tion of Connecticut said this in tages to circuit design American victims. be clearly understood by Kissinger.” (production control), and FOR PINEHURST QUALITY seized a hotel on Tel Aviv’s Mediterranean the ninth year in which a cash engineers, company officials The Palestine Liberation Organization Kissinger, in London en route to the Brand-Rex Co. officials involved in Tuesday’s dedication of a new facility in Manchester Ronald S. Poklemba (process waterfront and then blew up an entire dividend has been paid to say. Installation cost is lower; claimed in a statement issued in Middle East, said he condemned “the were (left to right) Irving N. Dwyer, acting plant manager; Jam es N. Abury, vice presi­ engineering). Why settle tor less... floor of the building early today, killing a homeowners covered by the there are savings in weight and Damascus that 20 Israeli soldiers were senseless act of violence” and that it un­ dent of the firm’s electronic and industrial cable division; Surendra Verma, manager of The Progress Dr. facility now group of hostages. They said the daring plan. space; there’s a greater ease in killed and 30 wounded and said the attack derlined the importance of his current employs about 10 persons, the At PInehunt raid was timed to coincide with the Middle The area banks participating product engineering; John P. O’Connor, vice president of the communications cable divi­ handling; and electrical unifor­ was carried out by the A1 Fatah organiza­ peace mission. He arrives in Egypt Mon­ are the Savings Bank of sion; and Harry Wasiele Jr., president. (Herald photo by Pinto) GRANULATED East visit of Secretary of State Henry A. tion, a military branch of the PLO. Salah day to ■ try to work out an agreement Kissinger. Manchester, the People’s SUGAR ........... 5i*2.35 Khalaf, A1 Fatah’s second-in-command, between Israel and Egypt on another Savings Bank (Rockville), the Israeli commandos stormed the said of the guerrilla attack: Israeli pullback in the Sinai desert. Savings Bank of Tolland,-and PInehurst offers PERDUE QUALITY building, the rundown Hotel Savoy in a “There can be no peace in the Middle An Egyptian government spokesman the Savings Bank of Rockville. seedy district of Tel Aviv, and killed six of also condemned the attack and said it at a lower price! the Arab guerrillas. Six hours later while “pinpoints the dangers” of current Middle searching the wreckage they found two East tensions and the need to defuse it per d u e p e r d u e more guerrillas who had survived the Ford to Speak quickly and carry on with the peace Regional Officer explosion and killed one of them and cap­ processes.” R. Faye Becherer of Groton value CHICKEN ; S t m tured the other in another gunbattle. President Ford is scheduled to hold a Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin has been elected a regional vice Israel, announced that 16 persons were nationally televised press conference visited a hospital in the late morning, president of the Institute of BREASTS : chickenlegs killed — seven guerrillas and nine Israeli at 7 p.m. today. Most of the questions talking with the wounded at their hospital Real Estate Management, a soldiers, civilians and foreign from reporters are expected to deal beds. Then he called a special cabinet ses­ division of the National tourists—and that 17 persons were 98 with Southeast Asia and energy and sion to discuss the attack and possibly to Association of Realtors. * 7 9 wounded in this first major attack on Tel discuss retaliation against the Arab and economic matters. Aviv, Israel’s largest city which sprawls guerrillas. A statement issued after the .it's BITE SIZED CUBS I along the shore of the Mediterranean. It meeting said: U.S. CHOICE FRESH SWORDFISH a “This murderous terrorist infiltration 6 BEEF STEW lb. 3 .7 9 was synchronized for a political' pur­ FLOUNDER, SOLE, pose—to foil any chance of progress lb. 1.39 HADDOCK, PERCH and toward a political settlement through important negotiations.” SAUSAGE MEAT POLLOCK FILLETS Cambodians Attack OYSTERS Earlier statements by A1 Fatah said the lb. 1 .3 9 TINY BAY SCALLOPS guerrillas demanded the release of 10 This IS the Spot for the Music Shell jailed persons including Greek Catholic Freshly Frozen Airlift Besiegers Archbishop Hilarion Capucci, sentenced to to us tod prison in Israel for smuggling weapons to Ralph Maccarone, left, confers with supporters of the Penzance” this weekend for the shell, and Jay Giles, direc­ BEEF P A H IE S , 4-lb. box *4 .3 6 PHNOM PENH (UPI) - A force of 1,000 Western sources expressed some sur­ Palestinians. They demanded the United Manchester Bicentennial Committee music shell as they tor of public works. Behind them is the park’s sliding hill to 1,500 government troops struck out prise today that the rebels have not Nations fly them to an Arab airport after Hello, I’m Angelo Larco, EXTRA LEAN CORN FED 11 to 17 LB. TURKEYS stand on the spot in Center Springs Park proposed for the which, in warm weather, may double as part of a natural today against a marshy area 4 1/2 miles pressed the advantage of their recent which the ambassadors of the Vatican and WHOLE 12 LB. AVG. LAMB LEGS shell. From his left, they are: Walter Senkow, town amphitheatre for shows in the shell. Maccarone, chairman from Pochentong airport in an effort to successes and said this may indicate they France would have negotiated the release Watkin’s Sales Manager PORK LOINS PERDUE ROASTERS engineer whose plans for the shell they are holding, Mrs. of the music shell committee, hopes it will be ready by silence the Communist guns Whose bom­ are suffering heavy casualties of the hostages. Cut to order, chops or chops PERDUE FRYERS Shirley Stager, a member of the Gilbert and Sullivan May 1976. (Herald photo by Pinto) bardment of the airport has threatened its themselves. Instead, they ran out of ammunition and and roasts... VEAL SCALOPINI Workshop staging a benefit production of “The Pirates of loss and almost inevitable defeat of the The sources said the rebel primary blew themselves up, the PLO said. It was and Upholstery Buyer. VEAL CHOPS Lon Nol government. objective was still Phnom Penh’s airport the first guerrilla strike here since Dec. When you shop WATKINS for lb. 1 .1 5 SMOKED PORK CHOPS U.S. officials halted their emergency — to either close it down by sustained 11, 1974, when a lone guerrilla blew upholstery for your home, you can be airlift of rice and ammmunition for four rocket and artillery barrages or occupy it. himself and two others up in a downtown With any $7.50 Purchase hours early today to “reassess” the They said once the rebels accomplish this movie theater. sure that what you find In our military situation in view of heavy the fate of the Cambodian capital would be The raid began when the commandos Manager showrooms meets the quality LAND 0 ’ LAKES BUTTER , lb. 79* McCoy Says Mayors Won Points shelling of the lifeline airport. Flights sealed. standards that you demand. resumed this afternoon. Rebel strength around Phnom Penh was came ashore in two outboard-powered Mrs. Grace T. Girard has WATKINS takes great care At PlnehurstJower prices on One U.S. plane suffered minor damage estimated at 30,000 compared to a govern­ gray rubber boats, one of them bearing the been named manager of the FRESH FRUITS AND VEQETABLES from shrapnel which knocked out its ment “ foxhole strength” of 20,000 to 25,000 name of PLO leader Yasser Arafat Manchester office of the in selecting only upholstery hydraulic system, and Communist guns troops.
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