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USED CAR at a Time When Democrats Arc Including More Stuff at Its Hartford Problems in Holding Both the Party Improving Sino-Soviet Relations MANCHKSTKH MKHAU), Frid^iy. Dvv 28. 1984 Business U.S./WORLD FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER B U SIN ESS In Brief Officer reveals plot Open Forum writers East Catholic, MCC 11 Record highs likely Gerber promotes Shideier • to kill Polish priests are a varied bunch In Rotary hoop finals! I with some sun today ' Loan deadline leaves The Gerber Scientific Instrument Co. has appointed Mark Shideier as product manager . ' ... p ag e 10 ... page 11 ... page 15 I I ... p a g e 2 Help-Wanted Advertising responsible for worldwide market­ ethanol plant on hold ing of the com­ Index In d ex: 1 9 6 7 = 1 0 0 pany’s PC800 CAD By Jeffery J. Simak corporate tax structure and make the System and the Source: The Conference Board United Press International project financially impractical. Model 33. 41 and 42 Then early this month. Integrated photoplotters. AUGUSTA. Maine — Developers of a Resources of New York withdrew a After three years $102 million ethanol-producing plant commitment to invest $17.6 million in as a systems engi­ said it was impossible to meet a the project, citing concerns over the neer in the Gerber deadline to preserve a U S. Energy proposed tax changes southeastern re­ Department loan guarantee, and This week, project officials said a gional office, where i0anrl|Tfitrr Mrralft 135 vowed to ask for an extension. new investor — identified only as an he was instrumental Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Saturday, Dec. 29, 1984 — Single copy: 25<P "The company is still fully commit­ Italian-based conglomerate — agreed in the success of the ted to this project." Peter DeAngelis, to join as a limited pai;|ner. PC800, Shideier was manager of New England Ethanol New England Ethanol Products promoted to man­ Products said Thursday. "W e hope to consists of three Maine companies: ager of the Easitern find a way in which to resolve the D.W. Small of Ellsworth: E.C. Jordan Region Systems En­ federal guarantee problem." of Portland: and the Cianbro Corp. gineering Depart­ China inks The Energy Department set a Dec. 31 Of the project. Chuck Ciancette of ment, the company Cianbro said, "It isn't breathing too says. Moynihan 4o lead deadline for project manmagers to close on a financing package, to ensure well, but the heart’s still beating," Shideier has eight agreements a $73 million federal loan guarantee. years of experience 125- DeAngelis said representatives of his Mark Shideier as a PC designer. firm would meet next month with Before his PC expe­ with USSR federal offlWals in an attempt to renew rience, he was art director and plant foreman for No relief on a commercial printer. the loan guarantee. By Ron Redmond state’s Democrats He will wiork out of the Gerber office in South MeanwhiR;, the Finance Authority of trade deficit United Press International Maine scrapped a special meeting Windsor. Gerber pioneered photoplotting and is the By M ark A. Dupuis I ^Nf called for Thursday evening in which WASHINGTON (U P I) — The U.S. .laiuiary 198(1 and presided over the world’s leading manufacturer of PCB photoplot­ PE KIN G — China and the Soviet United Press International final action on a $.'5..3 million state loan merchandise trade deficit amounted to party during the 1982 eampuign ters and PCB CAD systems, according to Union, in a major move toward guarantee for the project was $9.9 billion in November, below aver­ where O'Neill won a full term. A company officials. ending a 24-year feud between the HARTFORD — Jumes M. Fitz­ expected. age for the year but enough to take the moderate., he is considered a close communist giants. Friday signed gerald, the gravel-voiced chair­ "It was e.ssentially postponed :it the 1984 cumulative total well above $100 ally of the governor, us is 1 1 5 - three agreements on economic, man of the state Democratic Party request of the federal Department of billion for the first time, the govern­ Distributor adds to staff Moynilian. 69 7 trade and technological for nearly five years. Friday Energy. They asked that this be put on ment said today. J, Despite the losses this year, the Inventory Management Services of Manches­ cooperation. announced his resignation as head hold,” said Les Stevens, acting FAME Import purchases were up 2.7 per­ Demoeratie Parly <'onlinued to ter has made several changes in its staff, it was Soviet First Vice Premier Ivan of the state’s .somewhat-troubled director. " I think the delay does not cent to $28.3 billion while export sales inerea.se its lead over Republicans announced recently by Edward S. Stephens, Arkhipov, the highest Kremlin majority party. help the prospect of the project.” edged down 0.1 percent to $18.4 billion, in voter regislrations under Fitz­ company president. official to visit China in more than Fitzgerald said he decided some New uncertainties over the loan compared to October, the Commerce gerald and rciiehed a record of Lori Nichols has been promoted to purchasing lime ago that he would not seek guarantees were the latest episode in a Department said. 15 years, and his Chinese counter­ more than 7tm.00(i regislered De- NDJ FMAMJJ ASON assi.stant from sales secretary. She replaces part, Yao Yilin, signed the accords re-election when his current term recent series of setbacks for the plant, Although the January through No­ mnerats this year. Laure Ursin. during a ceremony at Peking’s ends in 1986 and is opting to leave planned for a section of Auburn. vember total for the trade deficit O’Neill, who faces a possible 1983M984 UPI Barbara Richmond has joined the firm as Great Hall of the People. early to give his successor lime to The principles of New England reached $11,8.4 billion. 66.3 percent challenge for the Demoeratie receptionist. She was formerly with the AAA in The pacts call for the joint prepare for elections in the next Ethanol Products late in November — higher than last year's record annual goberoatorial nominalioo in 1986 Hartford. designing and construction of two years. UPI photo days before construction could have trade shortfall of $69.4 billion. Com­ from former Rep. Toby Moffett, begun — halted closing on final Steven Govostes has been promoted to account factories, the exchange of techni­ Gov. William A. O’Neill said he downplayed interparty polities in merce department officials were re­ supervisor from the sales department. financing due to concerns over new tax lieved it was not worse. cal and scientific data and person­ will ask the Democratic State his ehoiee of Moynihan as the new The Help Wanterd Advertising Index was virtually unchanged in Dan Balistierri has been appointed marketing nel, and the creation of a Sino- Central Committee to elect vete­ proposals unveiled by U S. Treasury- The deficits have been averaging ehairman November, the Conference Board reports. The graphic shows coordinator. He was formerly with a trade show Soviet committee on expanding ran Rep. Timothy J. Moynihan, a Secretary Donald Regan Those $10.5 billion a_month and in July- "I R-el very eonfideni in his firm in West Hartford. trade, scientific and technological close political ally from East the year’s trend through November. changes threatened to change the reached a record $14.06 billion. ahilily to do the joh," O'Neill said, cooperation. Hartford, to succeed Fitzgerald. adding lhal he Ihinks others in the A Foreign Ministry official des­ "Some time ago I decided that parly feel the same way cribed the accords as the most certainly I would not seek re- Moynihan. who has .served in the M an sells significant since the two nations election as chairman in 1986,” said House sinq^ 197.5, also sold he began feuding in 1960 over ideologi­ Fitzgerald. "I decided the be.st didn’t see his .selection as being cal and territorial differences. thing for me to do is to step down geared to silencing the liberal wing com m unist "Surely these may be the most now and let that new leadership of the parly, where Moffett's substantial agreements since rela­ take over." support is eoneentrated. CARTER’S ANNUAL tions between our two countries O'Neill, titular head of the state Moynihan said he is looking at golf carts were strained in the 1960s." the party, said he expects the 72- TIM MOYNIHAN possible changes in the parly such official said. member state central committee ... O’Neill’s choice as tho.se outlined by Moffett and Speaking at a banquet held in the will meet in about todays when he others who are calling for addi­ By Harihar Krishnan Soviet Embassy, the 77-year-old will "very, very strongly" recom­ tional staff and more use of United Press International Arkhipov hailed the “ positive mend Moynihan's election to the "except to enjoy life a little hit." computers to battle the Repuhli experience” of his talks with $31,500-a-year post. Democratic leaders have called can revitalization effort. Chinese leaders, saying ' they D.4UL.AS — Success has come to Fitzgerald's resignation comes for changes in the party struelure. He said he didn’t se-e any opened up new possibilities for Bob Garfield Ihrough a fusion of USED CAR at a time when Democrats arc including more stuff at its Hartford problems in holding both the party improving Sino-Soviet relations. communism's collective econom­ examining their party following headquarters, but most stop|ied chairmanship and his legislative "These are important docu­ ics and capitalism's laissez faire their losses in the November short of saying Fitzgerald should seal.
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