24 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., June 3, 1982 Manchester High Art show Disagreements ousted in tourney set Sunday menace talks . page 4 . page 9 . page 13 Manchester, Conn. Rain tonight Friday, June 4, 1982 and Saturday Single copy 25c — See page 2 manrhpBtrr Icralb taste Fog delays I- i t f final assault 4 on Stanley By United Press International vance to get under way.” British troops were reported betting on British troops massed on hills what day they take Stanley. overlooking the Argentinenjccupied But' the British “softening up” Falkland Islands capital of Stanley strategy was accompanied by more waited only for the fog to lift today subtle tactics, as Harrier jump jets to launch the final attack ordered by dropped leaflets on the tight /j'gen- Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. tine defensive ring urging the es­ Britain’s task force commander timated 7,000 troops to surrender. was reported free to launch the “We do not wish to spill more decisive assault “as soon as he is blood but if there is no alternative, ready” against Argentine forces we are prepared to do so. More ordered to fight to the end iii useless deaths will only create more Stanley. disconsolate mothers,” said the Despite Mrs. Thatcher’s Spanishlanguage surrender call w im u pto lastchance offer to Argentina to signed by Woodward. withdraw from the islands, a In addition to the leaflets, the government source said in London, British dropped a “safe conduct” in “We are not going to hang about.” English and Spanish for use by However, the weather appeared to Argentine troops chosing to give be the crucial factor in Britain’s themselves up. final push to retake the islands Argentine officials, however, J seized April 2 by Argentine troops. reiterated their vow to fight to the Herald photo by Pinto ; The U.S. Weather Service finish rather than surrender uncon­ reported low clouds over the South ditionally to Britain. Two Argentine Atlantic islands with a new rain- commandos were reported killed Local debate, international concern filled cloud mass moving east Thursday and others captured toward the area^ and a spokesman trying to spy on British positions. about 100 persons favored the freeze. Smyth urged that any “(Surrender) is not in the J. Russell Smyth, of 48 Strawberry La. discusses the nuclear said he expected conditions to freeze be bilateral. See story, other photos on Page 3. worsen. operational plans of the Argentine arms freeze question during a lengthy public hearing Thursday In another development, both the troops,” Capt. Enrique de Lmn, the night In Center Congregational Church. Most of the crowd of twice the tar Army press liaison, said Thursday. New York Times and Los Angeles u Times reported from Buenos Aires -Landmark Study that Soviet technicians are in­ stalling a sophisticated radar system along the Argentine coast. Lake association mulling tax power The reports said it was the first evidence of Soviet military aid to staunchly anti-communist Argen­ dam must be studied by engineers to WITH THE NEED for repairs of instead of turning possession of the actually cannot form the authority; By Richard Cody lake over to the town or the state. it must be made by the Andover N tina since the Falklands fighting determine what must be done to fix the dam staring them in the face, started. But they said the radar Herald Reporter it, then the dam must actually be ALPOA officials said a few months Kenneth A. Lester, vice president Lake Members Association, the group that in effect owns the lake. Extensive research proves’Enriched Flavor! MERIT consistently system would not be able to cover ANDOVER — still needing money reconstructed. ago they might be forced into asking of the association, said this morning the Falklands, which are more than the town or the state to take over the another member located a provision He said members of this group are to fix the dam, the lake association The financial picture darkens also this alternative. 250 miles off the Argentine coast. is looking at ways to raise money, lake. in the general statutes that makes it London’s Evening Standard further when the “mucking-out” Other options, they said, were possible to form the taxing authori­ The two groups have historically matches the taste (rfleadii^h^er tar brands. including one that is bound to be un­ project the association began last been intertwined in their actions. newspaper said senior government popular —forming a taxing authori­ raising the $50 membership fee to ty. sources made it clear there are no year is taken into account. Ths goal $75 (but this, they said, might lower He said it could not be formed Lester said the taxing authority, if ty to lay a special tax on here is to deepen the coves around formed, would require the associa­ political brakes on Rear-Admiral homeowners in the lake district. the number of members), or just without a vote of the district John “Sandy” Woodward, com­ the lake that have become shallow '^tfraining the lake and turning it back members. But once instituted, it tion to make new by-laws, and added A meeting where this possibility because of run-off from the shores. the actual formation of the authority mander of Britain’s overall military will be discusspd Is schooled for into the valley from whence it came. could tax people as any other agency Latest research offers the Taste Debate Ends. operation. Association President Candace does, and place a lien on a home that is a long way off, if ever. June 29 at the Andover Lake Proper­ The' dam study alone, which is Mrs. Hunt said the present . When men and equipment are in ty Owners Association’s semi­ going on now, will cost ^,000. ’This Hunt said Thursday a new alter­ refuses to pay. In a second part of the position — probably by the weekend native — forming the taxing authori­ membership isn’t any better than it most conclusive evidence yet annual meeting. will wipe out ALPOA’s funds from Both Lester and Mrs. Hunt said was this time last year, but said the — Woodward has permission to at­ Earlier this year, officials from what they expect to be raised this ty — has come to the attention of the the idea is still in its investigative tack “as soon as he is ready,” the members. And she said based on lake owners don’t want to change confirming MERIT as the same study, smokers confirm ALPOA gave a sad commentary bn year in membership fees. stages, and Lester said one member the private nature of the lake. “The government source was quoted as the state of the lake in relation to Andover is a privately owned lake, meetings held so far tl(is year is further studying the statute. saying. around the lake, most people want ship may be sinking, " she said, "but the funds available. and therefore funded by those who we’re not ready to give it up ' proven taste alternative to that MERIT taste is a major U.S. officials, apparently fearing The state has mandated that the use it. to see that or a raised membership. LESTER SAID his association a Latin-American backlash against factdr in completing their Washington, said President Reagan higher tar smoking. will attempt today to convince Mrs. successful switch from ’Thatcher to be more “generous” in MERIT Taste peace talks before launching a final Jobless rate eases up to 9.5 percent assault. D oes It! higher tar brands. ’The officials said at the Paris meeting, before the economic sum­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The cent since then. week. enter the job market, but said the unemployment, Hispanic origin mit in VersaiUes, Reagan would Total employment rose by 780,000 seasonal adjustment process has not workers showed the largest increase In impartial tests where Confirmed: 9 out of 10 “very gently and delicately” urge nation’s unemployment rate rose ’The May figures, adjusted for slightly to 9.5 percent in May, the seasonal variations, meant there in May to 100.1. million, and as a as yet captured the shift and during May, 1.4 percentage points to Mrs. Thatcher to be ’’more result, the bureau said the propor­ “therefore may be exaggerating the 13.9 percent. The rate for black magnanimous” and consider the Labor Department reported today, were 10.5 million people out of work, brand identity was com former higher tar smokers an increase of 242,000 over the tion of the population with jobs — size of the May increase in the labor workers continued to increase, by consequences of total Argentine but there were some signs of im­ 0.3 percentage points, to 18.7 per­ provement in the economy. previons month. the employment-population ratio — force.” cealed, the report MERIT is an defeat. ’The full impact of the recession- rose 0.4 percentage points. Another positive sign involved the cent. overwhelming easy 4 News of Reagan’s initiative came The 0.1 percentage point Increase For teenagers of all races, un­ over April’s 9.4 percent rate con­ starved job market may not be ’The bureau said about onethird of average work week of production or as British gunners, aiming downhill the seasonally adjusted employment non-supervisory workers on private employment was up 0.1 percentage majority of smokers reported switch, that they didn’t give through heavy mist, ’Thursday bom­ tinued the joblessness among known, however, until next month America’s workers at the highest when millions of college and high increase occurred among people 16 non-agricultural payrolls.