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EAST HARTFORD - All Nine Admiral Juuen J PAGE TW ELV E-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Fri., April 1, 1W7 The lighter side: HARTFORD — Connecticut starting the instant lottery 30 Doy PfcipitotionO utlook | PONTIAC, Mich. - Health of­ killed In Sunday’s collision of two wants a federal ruling that higher progrhm, ComptrollerA. Edward The top of the news ficials suspect canned peppers 747 jetliners in the Canary Islands sulfur content fuel may be burned Caldwell says. Last year the sur­ is expected to be a lengthy in the Pioneer Valley of western plus was 134.7 million. used in a Mexican restaurant may CompUad from l/nffad Praaa International be responsible for one of the worst process, but some officials say On bench with the Bard Massachuaetts. The ruling would outbreaks of botulism In U.S. some bodies were burned so badly permit the use of 2.2 per cent siU- BOSTON — Industry spokesmen history. At least 33 persons have Identification may be Impossible. fur fuel while Connecticut’s and lawmakers in New England By DICK WEST Q. If you were his director, how would Kennedy, D-Mass., has told Presi­ WASHINGTON - Key parU of been hospitalized with the illness. regulations only allow .5 per cent. say President Carter’s decision dent Carter In urging full WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nothing could you have a coach behave on the bench? the new Senate code of ethics, NAPLES, Fla. — A battle over Connecticut claims the use will not to Impose import quotas on examination of an Incident in LISBON, Portugal — Cuban have been more fitting than to have had A. "Like the rugged Russian bear, the adopted Friday, became effective fishing grounds Is brewing pollute Connecticut air. shoes will be a blow to the six- which the Coast Guard was leader Fidel Castro and Angola the finals of the NCAA basketball tourna­ arm’d rhinoceros, or the Hyrcan tiger. On today, proscribing costly gifts between shrimpers, forced from state region's economy. ordered not to seize a Soviet today Issued a joint communique ment and the Motion Picture Academy the tip of his subduing tongue all kind of from lobbrtsts for foreign agents East Florida’s coast, and stone BRIDGEPORT — A strike by trawler for alleged violations. and forbldeing donations to long- crabbers, who have traditlonaUy vowing their total support for the Awards televised on the same evening. arguments and question deep. Little service union employes early NEWPORT, R.I. - Rear Ad­ fight to oust the white Seeing the two events cheek by jowl bless’d with the soft phrase of peace. As secret, unofficial treasuries had the. state’s west coast to today forced the closing of the miral Huntington Hardisty baa MADISON, Maine — A meeting known as "slush funds.” themselves. governments of Rhodesia and gave us a rare opportunity for direct com­ full of quarrels as an egg is full of meat.” Bridgeport Jai Alai fronton M ay. taken command of the Naval War with Gov. James B. Longley ap­ South Africa. parison of the histrionic techniques of A. I get the picture. How should he act College, replacing retiring Vice parently has helped to calm the movie actors and basketball coaches. when the referee calls a foul on one of his EAST HARTFORD - All nine Admiral JuUen J . LeBourgeols. atmosphere in this mill town SAN DIEGO - California’s Looking back over the season, I would players? SARASOTA, Fla. - Dr. R. Lee judges of the U.S. 2nd Circuit Hardisty, former dean of where more than 340 paper health and welfare director feels TEHERAN, Iran - An say the emoting done by the coaches was A. "Rage! Blow! Fall a-curslng. Give Clark, president of the American ^fomi 4 • 1 • 77 Court of Appeals have agreed to academics, has been acting presi­ workers lost their jobs this week that border fences and forge-proof earthquake that rocked the Ban­ far more richly theatrical than you would sorrow words.” jlSfC H ® ® * Cancer Society, 8ald Friday there to 4 O 0 - 7 7 review a lower court order dent since h ^ h 2. when the Kennebec River Pulp Social Security cards won’t stem dar Abbas region for the second find in any of the films nominated for an Q. Are you suggesting he resort to might be reason to exempt requiring Richard Brimley, an and Paper Co. closed down. the flow of illegal aliens, but U.S. time in a week was the fifth Do*ui Oscar. profanity? saccharin from the law that is for­ East Hartford teacher, to wear a BOSTON — Regulations Im­ cing the government to ban the ar­ economic aid might by making it treihor in four months along an n a t io n a l w e a t h e r s e r v i c e ’That impression was borne out by the A. "As foul as Vulcan’s stithy. Whose necktie In the classroom. posed on foreign fishing vessels WASHINGTON - Prqsldent tificial sweetener because it more attractive for Mexicans to arc-shaped fael where at least 4,- snippets of film shown at Monday night’s tongue out venoms all the worms of Nile.” operating within the United Carter Friday lifted the nation's stay in Mexico. 697 persons have been killed. ceremony, as compared to the sideline Q. How should a coach react when his causes cancer in rats. He said HARTFORD — Connecticut’s States’ 200-mile territorial limit two-month-old natural gas Such a ban “may cause great Friday’s tremblor measured thespianism picked up by the ’TV cameras team wins? COUPON SAVINGS __ 30 Doy Temperofure Outlook projected |47 million budget sur­ may be inadequate and inconsis­ emergency, but warned It "in no harm to many while protecting a seven on the open-ended Richter during the basketball game. A. “He makes sweet music with th’ plus has been reduced by |8.5 tent with rules governing way signals an end to our energy theoretical few." DOVER, Del. — Identification scale. There were no Immediate Consider, for example, the perfor­ enamell’d stones, giving a gentle kiss to 100 FREE S&H million because of the delay , in domestic vessels. Sen. Edward M. crisis.” of the remains of Americans casualty reports. mances given by the. late Peter Finch, every sedge he overtaketh in his who was voted best actor, and by A1 pilgrimage.” GREEN STAMPS McGuire, whose Marquette team won the Q. And if he loses? with a $10.00 purchase basketball team. A. "Sits as one new-risen from a In a scene from the movie “Network,” dream.” Finch was seen as a demented TV anchor­ Q. But, sir, wouldn’t a bit of dignity on The weather man wildly exnorting his viewers. It was the part of the coaches be more seemly? Manchester T Inside today as hammy a bit of scenery-chewing as A. "The little foolery that wise men Increasing cloudiness today with oc­ have makes a great show.” Wethersfield moviegoers are likely to witness this casional rain this afternoon. H i^ In the Area news , .1—2-B Editorial ........ 4-A decade. Q, Thank you, Mr. Shakespeare. S^WINFMONCTU! low Ste.'R ain and wind tonip t, rain Classified .. .6—6-B Churches ........ 3-B Yet it was no match for McGuire’s heavy at tim es. Low 40-4$. Rain C o m ics............. 9-B Obituaries__ 6-A COUPON SAVIMOSgs^ n i i c r a dramatics. Now there is an actor for you! tapering off Sunday morning. Partial Maricfiester^A City of Village Charnt Dear Abby___ O-B S p o rts......... 4—5-B I can’t prove this, but I suspect some WESTCLOX clearing Sunday afternoon, high 55-90. T W » ,a a m o N s coaches take drama lessons. To see what National weather forecast map on WE^END INSIDE advice a drama coach might give to a BOLDII Page 6-B. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1977- VOL. XCVI, No. 155 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Erofri 4. 1 *77 baseketball <;oach, let’s call in William ‘ - - p fo 4 - a o .7 7 People like you read the Classified ads Shakespeare, immortal bard and former every day. So it makes sense ... when Data: point guard for the Stratford Mummers. you have something to sell, use the Q. Mr. Shakespeare, what would you say Classified ads. T f e 1 • ^ WITH COUWN NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICe T iQAA is a basketball coach’s dramatic forte? A. ’’Hysterical passion! Splitting the air People’s Store with noise. Catching all passions in his 226 SPENCER ST. MANCHKSTFR Long range forecast craft of will.” French press Vance T SgN Wllff NOIBT MV o IB The National Weather Service’s 30-day outlook for April is for E g COUPON S*VlMC<t temperatures to average below seasonal normals over western half of U.S. except for near normal in the southern Great Plains. Above normal KODAK COLOR PRINT temperatures are indicated for the South and also for the middle and FILM. 12 EXP. on Concorde issue Nwth Atlantic coast states. In unspecified areas, near normal 2 GREAT NAMES PARIS (UPI) — Secretary of State it could be used to produce nuclear Vance said he would have to get tehyeratures are in prospect. Precipitation is expected to exceed the 110 or 126 Size Cyrus Vance today promis^ France weapons. back to the United States before he median amount along the south Pacific coast, as well as over the Great “REGAL’S” AND Rag. $1.60 he would raise the question of New Vance said he stressed to Giscard could say when the United States Basin and from the northern and central Great Plains eastward to the York landing rights for the super­ the need for "further discussion and would begin talks with the Viet­ WITH sonic Ctoncorde jetliner with Presi­ full consultation, not just between Appalachian Mountains.
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