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East Hartford Town Line In­ Hour Trying to Untangle the Mess PAGE TEN-B— MANCHESTEJt EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Tliurs.. March 17, 1977 pi'.lf, i.' The weather Inside today Gardening Snow continuing tonight and ending Saturday morning. Qoudy thereafter. Business..........6-A F am ily .........8-9-A SIEFFERT’S Accumulations of 6 inches or more. Classified . .4-10-B h . S. World .. 10-A By Frank Atwood High today in mid 30s, low tonight in C om ics..........11-B Obituaries ... 12-A * lower 30s. High Saturday near 40. ’TWENTY-FOliil P A C ^ Mandhesteiy^A .City of. Village Charm Dear Abby ... 11-B Sports..........3-4-B National weather forecast mao on Editorial .........4-A Suburban 1-tB, 1^B Page 9-B. .TWO SECTIONS MANCHHSTEB, conn., FRIDAY, liiARCH 18, UW r . VOL. XCVl, No. 142 PRICE. FIFTEEN CENTS Steve Plumley, who has just had his 14th birthday, wants a snake as a pet. He has his parents’ permission to get one but his mother has vetoed his first choice among snakes, a boa Human rights stressed constrictor. “No way,” she said. So Steve will settle for a smaller WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rejecting means also respect for human although the Cuba delegate stood snake and keep it in a pen outdoors. claims that the United SUtes is in­ dignity,” said Carter at the United without applauding. At a reception He wants to be a veterinarian, but terfering in the internal affairs of Nations, making chopping motions afterwards. Carter shook hands with the only animals in the Plumley other nations. President Carter used with his hands for ad d ^ emphasis. most of the delegations — including household are the family cat and WITH YOUR his first major trip to stress that con­ Carter said he will work for con­ the representative of the Palestine some goldfish. A snake will add cern for human rights should not be gressional ratification of the U.N Liberation Organization—and talked variety and it will be his own. No one RIAJOR limited by national boundaries. covenants on economic, cultural and with the Soviet members. else wants to take responsibility for “No member of the United Nations social rights, and on civil and poltical Hasan Abdel Rahman of the PLO it. APPLIRIiCE can claim that mistreatment of its rights, the long-delayed U.N. told reporters: “I shook hands with In the meantime, Steve is learning citizens is solely its own business,” Genocide Convention; and the Treaty the President and said ‘How are you. ’ about the plants that inhabit this PURCHASE Carter told the United Nations for the Elimination for All Forms of Carter only smiled and said world with the animals. He grows UP TO Thursday night. “Equally, no Racial Discrimination.” nothing.” house plants. Last year he had a por­ member can avoid its respon­ The representatives at the U.N. Rahman called Carter’s speech tion of the family garden allotted to sibilities to review and to speak when gave him a standing ovation, "very impressive.” him, and this year he will have his torture or unwarranted deprivation own garden in a separate area, 10 of freedom occurs in any part of the feet square, which he will prepare world.” with a hand spade. Carter, meanwhile, signed a bill Quick trial granted Steve will grow two crops. One will today to bring the United States into be Big Boy tomatoes. He will have 15 compliance with the United Nations’ plants, grown from seed, and when economic sanctions against white- they are set out they will be staked. dominated Rhodesia. on park zone appeal His second crop will be pumpkins. The United States, under the so- They will be little “pie” pumpkins, called Byrd Amendment, has ignored Judge Thomas J. O’Donnell of trial would place he and Beck in an the sanctions to p e ^ it importing Hartford’s Court of Common Pleas but he expects to use them for “untenable position,” and they would S'v,- - Halloween decorations. He’ll start chrome from the south African na­ this morning approved the motion for be then unable to properly prepare the tomato seed under flourescent , //— ^ tion. an immediate trial for the appeal of the case. lights in the basement. SAVIHGSIH EVERY OEPARTMEHT Everywhere Carter went on his the industrial park zone change. Pagano also said one his expert Steve’s most showy house plant is a two-day trip- to Massachusetts, West . The approval was granted despite witnesses, appraiser Ed Hall, will the objections of Atty. Anthony Crown of Thoms, which stands in the ^ \ Virginia and the United Nations, he not be available until June. Pagano tX- living room window. A dwarf varie­ pLACK & WHITE T V IU PORJABLE COLOR t v l H CONSOLE TV was enthusiastically received despite Pagano who, along with Atty. Bruce added that if the case was taken on ty, it is not quite two feet tall and has DC — or perhaps because of — the poten­ Beck, represents the seven plaintiffs its priority list position, it would be iTMAiv' ' flowers constantly. They are small N cy of his words. in the appeal. heard during June. and red, and there are dead flowers “The search for peace and justice Pagano said that the immediate Atty. Roland Castleman, who and sometimes dead leaves to be represents the Manchester picked off every day, one of Steve’s Economic Development Commis­ chores. He waters the plant every Snow generates sion, argued that any delay could Consumer prices up 1% day and feeds it once a month. seriously endanger the proposed Red flowers park. The Crown of Thoms is a Euphor­ “If ever I suggest there is a case WASHINGTON (U PI)-Consum er government began keeping records. stantially to the increase. many accidents prices rose a full 1 per cent in Fe­ Economists promise no relief from Vegetable prices rose 20.9 per cent bia. I have been told a few times that Steven Plumley, 14, grooms the Crown of Thoms which blooms that deserves an immediate public “nobody” is interested in Latin in the window of his family’s living room ort Andover Rd., East bruary, the biggest monthly surge of this trend in March. Inflation is not in February as a result of crop Many auto accidents were reported appears no serious injuries occurred. hearing, it is this,” Castleman said. names, but I continue to took them 12” FAMOUS MAKE He explained the tight tinie schedule inflation in nearly two and one-half expected to cool significantly until failures caused by the weather. Hartford. The plant blossoms continuously, summer and winter. i r FAMOUS MAKE RCA 20” XL100 to police departments in the area due Police, fire fighters, wrecking up. Steve’s Crown of Thoms matches and he spoke of the importance of the years, the Labor Department April at the earliest. Fresh fruit prices were up 4.1 per (Herald photo by Dunn) 100% SOLID STATE AUTOMATIC COLOR to snow and slippery pavement. crews and an ambulance crew the description of Euphorbia COLOR TV project to the town and state. reported today. The Consumer Price Index was cent because of the freeze in citrus An accident on 1-86 in Manchester worked at the scene for well over an The increase, reflecting a 12 per 177.1 in February, reflecting an in­ growing regions. splendens bojeri, a native of Evans on wildflowers, Sophia The judge ruled in favor of the im­ ly and which had then been covered near the East Hartford town line in­ hour trying to untangle the mess. cent annual rate rdminiscent of the crease of 6 per cent over, the past Coffee, poultry, eggs and sugar Madagascar. It has the stubby shape Gedrim on dahlias, Guy Wallis on mediate trial, although no date was with snow, she found a small forest volving several cars and a tractor- ’Traffic backed up for miles. darkest days 1974, was caused large­ year. This means that goods and ser­ also increased substantially, but that is attributed to this plant ant, rhododendrons, and many more. set this morning. of crocus in bloom. 4 7 trailer caused a massive traffic tie- Lack of snow tires on many ly by higher food prices. Severe vices costing $100 in 1967 now cost prices were lower for beef, dairy most especially, the cardinal red » H » 1? “This is the type of case that Suddenly it w as spring There were not only purple crocus, up. Reports on the accident were still vehicles was one reason cited for the flowers that are described. Most should be expedited,’’ Judge winter weather brought a record in­ $177.10. products, processed fruits and which she has in largest numbers, sketchy by noon today. However, it large number of accidents. older varieties of the Crown of Mrs. Donald Manning of Marion i r ZEN IT H 8 7 . 1 7 i r w m m i 23”DIHSn 4a7>Tl O’Donnell said. crease in vegetable prices. About half of the February in­ vegetables and bakery goods. but white, yellow and striped crocus Thoms grow long branches that may Dr., coming home from church last 100% sow STATE Food prices rose 2 per cent last crease was blamed on food prices. Commodities other than food rose blossoms in profusion. ’They had not reach to the top of the window and Sunday, spied one purple crocus i n U N M R A L 7 7 . 1 7 month, the largest increase in three But higher costs for fuel oil, gasoline 0.7 per cent, the same increase poking through the mulch of salt only hudded but blossomed under the years.
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