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PARK SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Tues., July 31, 1979 . “-b .................................... Fire Destroys Complex^ Kidnapper Blames Woes Engineer To Study Red Sox Find Out Hundreds Left Homeless On Glue Sniffing Habit Scope of Dam Repairs Cleveland Well^ Alive Page 6 Page 10 Page 10 Page 11 iianrhpatpr Partly Cloudy, Warm, Humid ntun 1 DtUlls on pago 2 Murder, Trial Vol. XCVIII, No. 256 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, August 1, 1979 * A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 204 Single Copy • 154 Home Delivered WATERBURY (UPI) - A former state police officer has told jurors in the murder trial of Lome Acquin that a fire at the Carter Receives home where nine people were slain was intentionally set. Former state police Lt. Roger Moffet, who investigated the site Warm Welcome for the state fire marshal's office, testified Tuesday the "fire was in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Flags It also is a state whose leaders tentionally set” and there were waved, crowds cheered, and two distinct points of origin. were early Carter supporters for the -VSU< thousands ignored sweltering heat to presidency and which went for Acquin, 29, a Maine native, is greet President Carter and hail his accused of murdering his foster Carter in the 1976 election by a vow to tear down barriers that healthy majority. brother's wife, her seven children — isolate him from the people. The president drew sustained and a young relative, and then set That happened Tuesday. Today the applause when he declared, “We are ting the woman’s rural Prospect :-f> •k -V president was back to reality, and an going to use a lot of coal in the next home on fire to hide the crime. early meeting with Republican Moffet said he tested for flame few years.” leaders on the tough program he “We must see America provide »f / accelerants and found one had expects from Confess. been used on the couch in the basic energy from America,” he It was a bid to improve relations said, shaking a clenched fist for living room and a liquid accelerat with the congressional minority. used in the kitchen seeped into the emphasis. • w •\-* m jj Republicans were miffed that they “I would rather burn a ton of Ken cracks in the floor and acted like a generally were excluded from the tucky coal than to see our nation fuse.” Camp David meetings. become dependent by another barrel Here’s Fun Use of Old Tires ■ K ^k" i - Several thousand people, cheering of OPEC oil,” he said. Lobster Loss loudly and waving American flags, He again promised he would NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. mobfa^ the president as he drove refrain from imposing a national gas What looks like a tire sale is really an arrangement of tires were donated by Channel Home Centers and Nichols through Bardstown, Ky., Tuesday en Manchester Tire Inc. McDonald’s donated soda to help cool (UPI) — Carl Ek, awarded a $17,- oline rationing plan unless absolutely for some future fun and games — obstacle courses and a clim (X)0 settlement for lobsters and "Jf route to a town hall meeting where necessary. bing apparatus. Families of children who attend Manchester’s those who worked in the hot, humid weather. Family members equipment poached on the high ■ U f some 2,000 more ignored sweltering “It will only be implemented if we pitched in to set up the course. (Herald photos by Adamson) seas by the crew of a Navy vessel heat to cheer him. have a severe shortage that lasts a Early Learning Center on Waddell Road spent a day recently » ‘Kn^r- His reception on a one-day trip to setting up various activity games for the children. Materials last year, says he’s satisfied long time,” he said. justice has been done. rTVV.;^ two stops in Kentucky and a surprise detour to English, Ind., amounted to Earlier, Carter toured^ower sta Ek estimated he lost $19,608 % tion run by LouisjjjUe^tli^ & Elec worth of lobsters, equipment and the first public display of enthusiasm for the president since his dramatic tric, and then ^ ild ^ se ^ o m e 200 fishing time last August to the workers outside thelaCllity. He told Fire Safety Education Developing Nationwide '■ 0 - 10 days of soul-searching at Camp crew of the U.S.S. Petrel, a Navy them it was “absolute folly” to im She noted other areas in the coun submarine tender 100 miles off David and the ensuing Cabinet shake- By JO ANNE BYRNE tablish a national network for public tion center, since its founding 10 sidered the biggest problem areas. In port foreign oil while this country has Many such people get burned. years ago. The center works with Minnesota’s one-family dwellings try. particularly Santa Ana, Calif., the New England coast. i-:i up. fire safety information. The other The public reaction on earlier trips ‘‘more than 300 years of coal ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) - Some Some die. local governments and private alone last year, fires caused 32 have zeroed in aggressively on cer A Naval Judge Advocate people buy smoke detectors but don’t A federal agency grant to states are Arizona. Alaska, Penn- has beien mild. reserves just waiting to be mined.” sylvania. Montana and Washington, businesses on fire protection matters deaths, 169 injuries and $17.54O,(XI0 in tain aspects of fire prevention, such General's Office spokesman said Truck Rolls Down Bank plan how to leave their homes in case Minnesota Gov. A1 Quie’s Council on ‘‘You’re geting sm arter, Mr. Late in the day. Carter's helicopter The thrust of the program is to and produces training programs for losses. as home inspections, and their fire the Navy agreed to the settlement of fire. Fire Prevention and Control is losses have dropped substantially. This 1975 Chevrolet flatbed truck rolled over listed in serious condition at Manchester Carter,” said one large sign in the swung about 60 miles out of the way first help states develop their own fire education, In the past, Mrs. Richardson said. after the Petrel's skipper and an embankment on Interstate 86 Tuesday Memorial Hospital with second-and third- Others clean their motorcycles helping develop a plan for public fire In her state, St. Paul senior executive officer were convicted town square in Bardstown, where and crossed the state line to visit resource exchange and then make The federal grant will finance plan- “We’ve used the shotgun approach, afternnon and landed on Slater Road in degree burns on the chest and back. (See story with gasoline in the basement. safety education to prevent such ac the information avai 1 ab 1 e ning of a resource exchange system saying ‘let’s stop fires.’ That’s not citizens are trained in inspwtion of of poaching 120 lobsters and 17 police had trouble holding back the English, Ind., a tiny hamlet hard hit Still others wear garments with cidents. Similar U.S. Fire Ad very effective.” homes and in helping work with other pots belonging to Ek's boat, the ^nchester, state police said this morning. The page 10). crowds. The sign referred to Carter’s by recent flood damage. nationwide. fo make existing fire prevention more aggressive style and personnel flowing sleeves and ties while ministration grants were made to six The U.S. Fire Administration has seniors on fire safety. Minneapolis Maelstrom. driver, a 29-year-old Bronx, N.Y., man, was states this year in an attempt to es “Safety is hard to market," said programs available statewide. changes since the domestic summit. “Is everything going OK? Are working near a stove. developed pilot projects and printed has a senior citizen inspection Ek said Tuesday he's satisfied Antona Richardson, director of the “ Injuries from fires tend to be ; ‘The duties qf my job tend tp erect,, federal , agencies helping you?” materials that can be followed by program in high-rise developments. with the settlement, even though Fire Center at the St. Paul campus of long-term, devastating and expen enormous barriers between the peo 'Carter, standing in a muddy, flood- sive,” Mrs, Richardson s a i d . “and fire departments. They can be used The women’s division of the it's less than he asked. swept meadow, asked a crowd that the University of Minnesota. Minnesota Jaycees hopes to in ple and your president,” Carter told Elephant Manure Free “The public is apathetic. They psychological damage tends to last.” to get people thinking about what "The Navy treated me very quickly gathered around Marine One, they can do about their own troduce a "learn, not burn” program well and I'm perfectly satisfied GOP Vows Defeat the town hall meeting. “I am deter don’t know smoke is more likely to One-and two-family dwellings, bis helicopter. Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus. into the oublic school curriculum. mined to tear those barriers down.” INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - It’s kill them than the flames of a fire. hotels, motels and resorts are con organizations, she said. with the settlement that is Hands reach^ for him, and one being hailed as the biggest scoop of The gigantic giveaway is a move forthcoming,” Ek said. Part of the president’s welcome in ment spreading through Southern They don’t know they should stop, Bardstown and earlier in Louisville, woman said the visit had “restored the year. drop and roll if their clothing catches was due to Carter’s new emphasis on my faith in government.” Reconstituted hay and peanuts in California. Gardeners and farmers, fire. People know it with their heads, PRE-FALL Men Released O f Democratic Slate expanding the use of coal in the Earlier in the day Carter declared the form of weeks of droppings from who have been begging for the but when it happens, they panic.

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