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Manchester Hasit! IIIK HKKAU> Sal Mav Ifi 19H1 STUMP SSINDINB SPECIM.IST elebratitiQ lOO Years of Community Service! Tr— R m o ¥ R l MANCHESTER •wilor CHInn DIacouiH Q ro u p B aBBO F f i iB MmBBBf t f a.OO M b H iiM iin 646-3428 BRUCI LITVINCHVK, OwiMr/OfMrator 341 LVDALL BT., MANCHRSTCR Serving the Manchester, Conn. Manchester area Monday, May 18. 1981 HASIT! for 100 years 25 Cents CnUFFE MfTO BODY iianthpHtpr Mpralh 763 ROUTE 13 TALCOTTVILLE. CT. G P 11 ( A L . MAIN ST 6 4 3 - 1 1 9 1 24 HR. TOWING 191 643-0016 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MAIN ST MANCHESTER •COM^LCTC COLLISION NIPAIN •POMION AND AMtPiCAN CARS 6 4 3 - 1 9 0 0 War not DON WILLIS GARAGE YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES 30 Warran 81., Manchaalar (O ppoaitf Royal le« Craam) 6 4 8 -1 1 0 8 with this a d ruled out fesigns, 10% Discount >4 « SAOAO ST Rf f T MANCHCSTCR CONN OACMO off glass A screen repeir M jtv V S (er ss 1 ‘ ifk S p A 1 H f" » • m ' f ' • 35 Styimt of doori fo cfiooia fro m In a n y c o lo r. Wl StRVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL by Syria AIR* CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION K-B AUTOM OTIVE HEATING and SHEET METAL KEN BSAITHUUAITE 299 BROAD ST. 643-8844 DAMASCUS, Syria (UPI) - war He called the Camp David Syrian President Hafez Assad has peace treaty between Israel and New England Mechanical Services, Inc vowed to halt by force any Israeli Egypt a "firm reality" SPECIALIZING IN; attempt to intervene in Lebanon As Habib conferred with Saudi of­ • STARTERS despite efforts by both Washington ficials, Riyadh issued a statement 166 TUNNEL RD. • GENERATORS •TUNE UPS and Saudi Arabia to avert a new denouncing "Israeli provocations” VERNON. CT. 06066 Mideast war. and giving full support to the Syrian 871-1111 • ALTERNATORS •WIRING Assad said in an address over troops and SAM missiles in state-run radio in Damascus that his Lebanon. The installation of the country’s recent deployment of missiles in the Bekaa valley began CLYDE A MICKEY-MILLER'S Ni t i iiiA f ^IniifhvRtrr i» i r r \ r». Soviet-made SAM-6 missiles in in April after fsraeli planes attacked TEL. 648-3528 p_p /|yjO Attorney Jon Berman today addressed a press conference In the East Cemetery, announcing residents plans to petition against the proposed Lebanon “is simply to increase Syrian helicopters near the town of PARTS sale of the Park and Cemetery garage and Its relocation in the cemetery. Syria’s defense capabilities. Zahle. Pentiand The Florist “Syria will strongly resist any Habib went to Saudi Arabia Satur­ “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" Petition pians About 10 persons, including representatives from the Temple Beth 24 BIRCH ST. attempt by Israel to .intervene in day after apparently reaching a HOURS TEL. 643-6347 Sholom, attended the conference. Story on page 8 (Herald photo by Lebanon’s internal affairs or to es­ dead-end in his meetings with S TO 8 MON.-FRI Kearns) 8 TO 5 SAT. 8 SUN 643-4444 calate its aggression against the Syrians and the Israelis, analysts F.T.D. country,” said the Syrian President said. On Sunday the Saudis sent the 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) MASTER CHARGE late Sunday. deputy commander of the National MANCHESTER DON WILLIS GARAGE HAS BEEN SERVING The Manchester Area AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE As Assad spoke, U.S. presidential Guard, Sheikh Abdel Aziz BEHINP LENOX PHARMACY SERVICE envoy Philip Habib held talks with Tuweijary, to Damascus with a for 53 years. Since 1928 DON has been in operation at 18 Main St. DON Saudi Arabian leaders in Riyadh in special message for President WILLIS has always specialized in automotive repairs on all makes of Will there be a compromise? efforts to defuse the Lebanese Hafez Assad. CAP -N- CORK PACKAGE STORE FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies kic. crisis, and a special Saudi Arabian The contents of the message were automobiles. DON WILLIS INC. take great pride in their work and 846*0228 878*3252 485-489 No. Main St. envoy delivered a message from not revealed. guarantee all their work 1(X)%, a guarantee that is not mere words it’s A COMPUn LINE OF VniTON CAKE DECOMTIONS "a firestorm of emotion” over the the tax cut issue in search of com­ King Khaled to Assad. Arab analysts suggested the Saudi Manchester, Conn. administration’s plan to cut benefits mon ground. The Syrian-president blamed envoy might offer the Syrians finan­ 6 4 9 -0 5 9 1 ACTION. DON WILLIS has been in business for 53^ years because he D o le Says for people retiring at 62 from 80 per­ P re sid e n t Rostenkowski is the author of a Israel (or the escalation of tension in cial aid in exchange for restraint in 191 C E N T tR ST Hrmixirivfl S. t.iilnriiril does quality work and stands by it until you’re satisfied. MANCHtSTfR CONN cent of what they would get at age 65 Democratic alternative to Reagan’s Lebanon to “justify an attack on the missile crisis. ill Itflter Sen (• > oil M on S al 10 5 to only SS percent. tax plan. Lebanon aim ^ at liquidating the Earlier this year the Saudis T h u r* 10-9 benefit cut That controversial change. Dole is willing While en route back to Washington Palestinian resistence.” reportedly cut off the funds they LIQUOR - SEER - CORDIALS DON WILLIS GARAGE INC. is a FULL-SERVICE STATION, with the ■aid, “probably is not ^iflg to Sunday alter the president’s com­ He described the deployment of were providing, along with other oil- Large Saleclion of facilities to handle all your automotive repair needs. U vililiiiK i nkvs i happen.” mencement speech at Notre Dame, Soviet-made SAM-6 missiles in the rich Arab regimes, for the 30,000- Imoorled A Oom ttllc W intt “i think you're going to see a lot of Baker made it a point to tell Bekaa Valley of eastern Lebanon a man SyHan peacekeeping force xoot likely compromises on the- president’s to listen reporters Reagan watched Dole on "Syrian defensive screen.” based in Lebanon •Front-End Inspection & Alignment prograni, but I think one positive television and called him about ’Hie Israeli Cabinet agreed Sunday Israeli Deputy Defense Minister MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. •Superior Muffler Dealer MANCHESTER OVER 45 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. note is that at least now it is in the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ Dole’s planned luncheon meeting. to give Habib as much time as 'Mordechai Zippori said after the Robert Dole, R-Kan., says com­ public arena,” he said. dent Reagan says he’s willing to Baker said Reagan hoped Dole necessary to end the crisis over the Cabinet meeting that "as long as r* •>{ Nrilrfi / ' r . (mm All Superior Mufflers, Pipes, Clamps, etc. installed by Don Willis are uncon­ YURS ditionally guaranteed for life! 1007f. parts & labor promises are likely on (Resident “In my view, we can make some consider an alternative to his would hold to the president's posi­ Syrian SAM-6 anti-aircraft missiles there is a spark of hope to solve the MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE Reagan's plan to save Social Securi­ changes, sort of patch up the proposed thr^year, 30 percent tax tion of not actively seeking com­ in Lebanon. crisis by diplomatic rneans, Israel •FOUL WEATHER SUITS 0pp. East Camatary ty, and he suggests those about to program, for the next year or two, cut. promise. “We want a peaceful solution,” will pursue that spark .. and it still •BOOTS •HOSE •Computerized Diagnostic Machine C ALL 649-5807 retire at age 62 will not have to and then we ought to face up to the But “he believes in his program “Senator Dole indicated that he Prime Minister Menachem Begin exists.” •GLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS •Gasoline Analysis for Better Mileage QUALITY worry about slashed benefits. long-range changes on a bipartisan and he’s not actively seeking a com­ would, and that he understood that said after the Cabinet meeting. fn Beirut, heavy fighting broke out •Air Conditioning Units Serviced or Replaced HARRISON ST. Dole, chairman of the Senate basis.” Dole said. promise,” Reagan told Senate the president was committed Habib, whose shuttle mission Sunday between Christian '5 Gl»n Rd. • Manch9tt9r • 643-5107 MEMORIALS MANCHESTER Finance Committee, which will deal ”We really don’t have much time Finance Committee Chairman although he was willing to listen to began May 7. was scheduled to go to militiamen and Syrian troops and •24 Hour Wrecker Service with Social Security legislation, said to deal with Social Security now,” Robert Dole, R-Kan., in a telephone any alternatives that might be ad­ Damascus today for his third round continued into the night F’olice any major changes, particularly on Dole said, considering the length of call Sunday, according to White vanced.” of talks with Syrian leaders and then sources said 20 people were killed •Propane Tanks Killed For Gas Grills benefits, likely will be phased in anticipated battles over Reagan’s House chief of staff James Baker. Baker said there was no discus­ fly to Israel. and 50 wounded. •Complete Brake Service Spring Call for quality steam over a period of years, starting economic program of tax and Appearing on CBS’ “Face the sion of specifics, but “the president Israel has threatened to knock out The U.S Embassy Saturday EVERYTHING IN GLASS Cleaning? carpet cleaning . the sometime before 19%. budget cuts.
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