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Kissinger to Sign New Spanish Treaty The weather Goudy with chance of occasional light snow, high in teens or low 20s. Chance of snow or freezing rain tonight, low near 20. Mostly cloudy Sun­ day, high in 30s. National weather forecast map on page 9. Manche»Ur—A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1976-VOL. XCV, No. 97 I News ^ Kissinger to sign I summary Compiled from new Spanish treaty United Press International State MADRID, Spain (UPI) - Kissinger’s jet on the flight here Soviet leaders in Moscow. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger from Brussels. The official said the The senior official aboard the arrived today to meet King Juan accord was not a mutual defense Kissinger aircraft said he found reac­ HARTFORD — Connecticut Carlos and sign a treaty under whitph treaty, but an agreement on military, tions of the NATO foreign ministers families being hit by whopping the United States will withdraw scientific, and cultural collaboration. to range from approval to understan­ utility bills because of the cold Polaris submarines from Spain The official said withdrawl of the ding. snap will be able to get help two years. U.S. nuclear submarines from Rota The agreement, which replaced from their utility firms. The The treaty, under negotiation naval base, starting in January, 1979 previous "executive” agreements utilities will let customers before the death of Generalissimo would not affect the U.S. defense going back to 1953, will be submitted make installment payments on Francisco Franco, will also provide posture because their value was to the U.S. Senate as a treaty at the unusually high bills, distribute Spain with a $1.25 billion program of being superseded by the more ad­ request of Spain and with the con­ tips on energy conservation, military credits, grant aid, and vanced Poseidon and Trident sub­ currence of the Ford administration. and try to find community cultural, scientific and educational marines. Withdrawal will be com­ State Department officials said '"^Wtips ‘wlfling 'to help the exchanges over a five-year period. pleted by July, 1979, he said. they believe the handpicked hardest hit families. Kissinger said his visit underlines The decision to withdraw the sub­ successor to Generalissmo Fran­ "the community of interest that marines, the official said, also suits cisco Franco wants to exercise a NEW HAVEN - The federal exists between Spain and the United .Spain's desire for the United States liberal influence on Spanish political jury in the Shelton firebombing States, and then we can take an im­ to remove its nuclear weapons from life, but they are uncertain how trial has recessed for the portant step toward bringing Spain Spanish territory and to demonstrate strong and determined a leader he weekend. Deliberations ended closer to the Atlantic community and an evolving relationship with the will turn out to be. an hour early Friday when one to the European community.” United States. Juan Carlos visited Washington in juror became ill. The jury will He said Spain ought to be “an in­ Secretary of State Kissinger will January 1971, in the early years of reconvene Monday to decide tegral part of all Western also confer with King Juan Carlos the Nixon administration, and im-,^ the fate of five remaining relationships.” who became Spain’s ruler on the pressed Kissinger and others as a defendants. Admire Jaycee awards "The United States is happy that on death of Franco. Kissinger will be bright, energetic leader of unproven this occasion today we can par­ trying to assess what kind of leader potential, U.S. officials said. Jaycee award winner, Donald R. Woods, who was named the ticipate in this process,” he added. the king will be, and what changes he Equally important to Kissinger is “Outstanding Young Educator,” and Stephen T. Cassano, Details of the treaty, which will be may bring to Spanish politics. the desire to see Spain move away Regional The senior official told reporters from its authoritarian past and into recipient of the Distinguished Service Award, admire the plaque made public about the time of the evening signing ceremony, were dis­ the United States is convinced that the mainstream of Western Euro­ which Cassano received. (Herald photo by Dunn) cussed by a senior official aboard Spain must develop closer ties to pean democratic life. BOSTON — Teachers' at Western Europe and the North Atlan­ The hew treaty, which would Boston’s Hyde Park High tic partnership. require the approval of the Senate, School said Friday they will not The United States, he said, will do would replace a series of five-year return to work unless 100 un­ Cassano, Woods, law firm all it can to assist this process. executive agreements, which the iformed policemen were One of the provisions of the treaty United States has had with Spain stationed inside the school, will create a U.S.Spanish council to since 1953. In the past, the Senate Foreign which is undergoing its second promote coordination between the Relations Committee has criticized year of desegregation under presented awards hy Jaycees United States, Spain and NATO on military and political matters. the bases agreement with Spain, and IM,' federal court orders. submission of the new accord in the Awards for special merit were has been in liie program for educaoie public attention. He also organized a Kissinger briefed a number of form of a treaty repredents a conces­ presented Friday night by the retarded pupils for 11 years, was marathon softball game which raised NATO foreign ministers in Brussels CRANSTON, R.I. - Sen. sion to Congress’ desire to par­ Manchester Jaycees to Stephen T. named the “ Outstanding Young about $1,200 for Crossroads in 1972. on the agreement Friday after his Hubert Humphrey, D-Minn., ticipate more in. the formulation of Cassano, Donald R. Woods and the Educator.” He was associated with the arrival from three days of talks with says he doesn’t consider foreign policy. law firm of Garrity, Walsh and Harold W. Garrity, Jerome I. juvenile court from 1973 to 1975, a himself a candidate for the Diana. Walsh, Vincent L. Diana and David m em ber of the town’s Human Democratic presidential The awards were presented during C. Wichman, partners of the Garrity, Relations Commission and assistant nomination and the likelihood the Jaycees annual awards banquet Walsh and Diana law firm were registrar of voters from 1972 to 1975, of him getting the nomination at Manchester Country Club. awarded the “Outstanding Boss” and chairman of the Group Homes China conducts test is “remote.” He. addressed, a Cassano, - Manchester Community award. They are th&i)Qsa~Qt^lph.-j^mRuUee-for the past five yearsr fund raising dinner in Cranston College ombudsman and the first Alexander, external vice-president of He is a former assistant to the town’s Friday night. omsbudsman in the Connecticut com­ the Jaycees. director of human resources, and munity college system, received the Cassano is one pf the founders of founder and advisor of the MCC of nuclear weapon Jaycees’ Distinguished Service the Manchester Organization of the Civitan Club, the first collegiate Award. Handicapped and has been its advisor chapter in New England. National Woods, a special education teacher since 1972 when it was formed to Woods’ relationship with his HONG KONG (UPI) - China an­ was China’s second underground bring problems to the handicapped at Bennet Junior High School, who students is regarded by others as nounced today it had conducted a explosion. between the ages of 18 and 65 to being especially warm yet new nuclear test wlch was "entirely New China’s announcement on the WASHINGTON - Richard professional. He is an integral part of M. Nixon finally has agreed to for the purpose of defense.” latest test said, "China successfully a Grade 8 team where special educa­ ’The New China News Agency gave answer under oath questions conducted a new nuclear test on Jan. tion students were mainstreamed no details. 23, 1976.” from the Senate intelligence Telecasters deny being with other Grade 8 students. He It was the 18th nuclear test con- It said the test was "a new vic- committee about secret works exceptionally well with non­ ducted by China since entering the ^j^y” (or the entire country operations he ordered in Chile special education teachers regarding nuclear club in October 1964 with its conducting of necessary and and elsewhere during his exceptional children mainstreamed CIA-FBI informants first atomic explosion. It was the limited nuclear tests by China is en­ presidency. The written in­ into a regular class. His in-school ac­ first time any of the tests had not tivities are numerous, and he has a tirely for the purpose of defense and terrogation will be sent to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Walter reporter' seeking information. The been reported first by monitoring for breaking the nuclear mom ^ly by Nixon at San Clemente, Calif. Cronkite said his only dealings with entire idea of newsmen serving as reputation for being willing to stations in other countries. provide time for school committees the superpowers and for ultimately the CIA were as a reporter seeking government informants is abhorrent The last test, conducted last (kt. abolishing nuclear weapons,” the an­ and functions. 27, was first reported by India’s JACKSON, Miss. - information. John Chancellor said, to me. This practice is a clear viola­ He has been responsible for the nouncement said. tion of journalistic ethics and can Bhabha Atomic Research Center and Mississippi Democrats hold “I have never done a thing formally Young Adult program of the only serve to impede the collection precinct caucuses today in the or informally for either the CIA or Manchester Association for Help to and free flow of information.” first test of Deep South voting the FBI.” The President of CBS, the staff Chancellor, former head of the strength for Alabama Gov.
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