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:-i( *f;V> --"V’, ■ 'V : „ ■ - ■ : - ^ X ■■; : ’ :;;^ | f % _. I . A THUBSDAy, iU N »-«, PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT The Weather jn«trl|f»at»]r Etti^tttag Ji^raUi J „.' Scholarship Variable cloudiness with few Foundation thunderstorms likely; low in South Windsor* m mid 80s. Saturday, paurtly - : V Ribicoff Sees -f,, cloudy,' cooler; high in 60a. Sun •--'I' * Pattern 1 0 a n d 1 1 day, fair and ccxd. M aneheeter^A City of VOiage Charm ‘Big Money’ Protests Town Pliin x m t SLACKS V.. m at for - ' Dad's Day or any otnor day I In Poverty VOL VCI, No. 813 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1972 (CfaUMifled Adveriitiiig on Page 98) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS HARTTORO, Oonn. (AP) — To Take Sewer Easement UR. Senator Abraham RlblooCf, DOm n., Mjra "llie re U Mg An eye-catching Mgn cn « Ited, has Mfht signatures <4g»os- momy in poverty—big money ing the InstsUatioa of the trench. tor everybody, that la,- except yard fence et 896 Benedict Dr. (PlAtnie on Fage One) reads. "IHease let my cbUdren Both couples said they plan to the poor,” ■eric legal counsel about prevent M E N ’ S S H O P *nie statement la in the eena> have their yard." It was placed Courts Nixon there by the owners of tiie prop- ing period," she sold. The town ing the town from t a l ^ the Muskie Rejects tor’s new book, "America Can easement. 789 |daki Street in Dowtown ManelMs^ Make It," to be published by erty, Mr. and Mra Louis would retmbtmw the couples for Adieneum June 16. Toomey, to cell ettentioit to the land use per running foot Every Purchase Handsomely fUbloctf concedes that when what the couple feels la an “un- at $1.00 per toot, but the Jalets Gift Boxed for Dad! he was Secretary ot Health, Just" request lOr use of their and Toomeys foM retatUon of Party Delegates property by tim town of South their i«»id is a nsattir of bonte- Get Message Education and Welfare in 1961- 1962 in the Kmmedy Admlnis- Wndsor. ownera* rights and a matter of Choose Leaders The Avery Heights section of principle, McGovern Bid tratkm, he jdaced too mudi em At a meeting last night in phasis on poverty programs. As town where the couple llvee has We feel time are alternate Olastonbury, attended by the a result, he says, there are recently been the scene c f ex- routes that can be taken, the CAR WASH & •Bulletin Hurwljz, Humphrey’s campaign In Atlanta, Gov. Jimmy Car- more than 168 programs unsuc tensive sewer Hne installation two women said, namely, delegatee to the Stats Demo manager in Florida, said be ter of Georgia said McGovern cratic Convention from the four On Bu s Ban WASHINaTON (AP) — Sen. was dtsenchanted by the Min. is moving toward a position cessfully designed to eliminate and after having gene through throui^ the woods to the rear poverty. more tiwn three montiis c f gf Avery He^|bts; down Diane towns of the 4th Senstortsl Die- BAKE SA LE Edmond 6. MnsUe, D-Malne, nesote Democrat’s announce- more acceptable to the South "A large number ot pro noise, dust, detours, and ag^ Dr, to the Kelly Rd. main line; tnct, the following were desig- WASHINGTON (AP)—Congress has sent a ^ ,8 - today refused to support the ment that he might, under cer- and to Wallace supporters. grams could be ended and the gravstion. a portion of the obu- unwgh property owned by the nated to represent the dlalrlot billion education bill to President Nixon and a message nomination < ot Sen. George^ tain circumstances, accept Ala- Carter said while he does not pie’s property is being eou ^ Avery HeiighU Homeowners At- at the June 16-17 eaivenUon: to the courts that it wants a hrit in busing for school McOovem and declared be re only complaints would come ORDER OF RAWBOW FOR CORLS yet concede McGovern the not from the poor but from the for addMional sewer line work. soclotlon which will have a Honorary vice chairman desegregation. mains a candldato ftHr iiie dem- nomtnatlcn, the candidate's re bureaucreats running the 168 According to Mire. Toomey, station; and through Rose MoBparren ot Msribor- TTw big education bill with ita ocratto prealdcottal nomlnat^. cent restatement of his views prognams,” he wrote. A pover she and her hurimnd received q m US m Dr, where no home- oogh. antibutiiig rider waa paaaed by cm prisemers of war, anmesty ty worker confided to him, “ I a l o t ^ f i o m ^ owner. wlB be Invelved. Honorary eecretary-JJorothy the Bkuse Ifuiraday, MS to 180. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. for draft evaders and equal have no Uluslans, SenatOT, I’m ney, TTioinas Dennis, slating H Mn. Jslet commented thst Brindamour oi Maiichester, Arthritis It had paaaed the Benata on a lEdmund B. Muskie scheduled a tre^ntent under law for all in ixrverty for the money.” was necessary for tlie town to she had phoned Atty. DemU Credentials committee—John 68-U vote. major announcement today states are Important steps |to “In fiscal 1972, these pro aeco^secure easemmiteasem^ throughmr«u|^ the«« iecelved A letter. She Hutchinson of ManMiester. Form Gets The bU eomblnea funding au amid reports he will provide reassure the South. grams will cost the tajqiayera Permanent <»ganisatlon com- thorisation tor a wide variety of the endorsement Sen. George "If he’ll continue to move on $31 bilUon,.” he said, "DeigiUe mlttee-John WUtty of Bast HARTFORD NATIONAL RANK ediioattonal programa with a McGovern needs to lock up the Issues of this sort he’ll certain the expenditure, 26 million Hampton. iiG>ntrol provlaian tiiat would prevent Democratic presidential nomi ly be more acceptable ..., " Amolcans still live in poverty, to InstaB an additional pump- Rules and resolutions com PARKING lO T federal court deaegregatlon or-, nation. said Carter, leader of a luke WTuT lA OKuWT u n * CIM tOWll aj puim aaaV waletm HtA mittee—Kenneth Smith of Olas- DAULiAS, Tex.(AP) — Two 4eta from taking effect tor 18 Muskie, who said Thursday and the number is increasing.” mV^ sink a sewer pipe line (^000) plus the m a im s t r e e t warm "Stop-McGovem" move- tMbury. gtoupa of dootora oay tbqr are montfaa unleoa aU iqipeala have he Is still a candldato and has bama Gov. George C. Wallace which failed to take hold The senator’s remedy is di to flow seamge from Ihe.Dlane „ rect dlstrlbuticn of $11 billlcn of Platform committee — WU- SATURDAV, JUNE 16lh — 6 A JL • 1 PJ*- eueoeaatoliy oontrolUng with >>««n exhauated. not decided to release his 166 as a running mate. Hurwltz at the ^Governors Ckmference in •Dr. section to the Avery St Since the sign w m “ ^ Um end o f tlM 18 months, the $31 billion to the poor, so trunk line. the Toomey property, usm Ferris of Glastonbury. t powerful drugs a umially fatal delegates, iSanned to address said he Is ready to "desert the noogton. t torm of arthrttta which devel- Bupportei* of the provision the -National Press Club today, bhlp and ask o^ers to do the that every poor family in Also Included in the easement America would receive at least 0|w In 80,000 new pattenta a bo^, the Supreme Court wiU He met with McGovern for same.” (See page Nine) 9 r e ^ a r ^ ^ e y a ’ neigh- • «» finish on the "poverty level" amount of ^ n S T l^ est lnin the^ plight of the«« couple. Permanent prem faave._flxed limits for bus|ng tor what was described as a Mrs. Donald ^ a^tiUoii had beta rilpcovers, draperies mad bed Read Herald Adv«*tinciiiciit8 ! \ the purpose of school dmeg- assistance. Jalet ot 10 Peach Tree La. The She said a petition The phyaleiana aald in a re “ friendly and nelghboriy” drawn up, and althoui^ unsoUc- Unena saves much Ironing. regstion. soundlng-out session. In addttton to poverty, RIM- Toomeys have two small chil port lamed Thunday to . the cofTa book discusses the prob The White House has said 'McGovern holds at least 907H dren living in their home and Foim^ here th^ “thl^ lems of housing, bureaucracy, of the 1,609 delegate votes he the Jalata have one ..child and CAkPtr ANb needs to secure the nomination. education and the economy. Mrs. Jalet Is-expecting another. aUv« with dniga designed to Bombers Poimd Eklucatioa Is a particular con want a stronger moratorium- Ho -all' ''••skle nsVed for more "We have our riiare of ag rqy?r. »«’**^* but sponao« of the hm expect cern of the Connecticut Demo Jerome Jacobson Jr. of Coventry, shown in photo toMS IntootlonuiAWhMJU and by*Jj MMtvmammeans unof ma sa time to consider his campaign released by state police on Wednesday. (AP photo) gravation” botti M n . Jalet and FLOOR COVERINO role. crat. Mrs. Toomey said and "We TEM PLE'S careful program.of axamination % TTie White House said today "There was no pressure from "We need to recogniM the donH need anymore, especially and lahoratory tests. fact that our present efforts to that President Nixon feels me to get him to withdraw or Military Sites when there are poesible other The form of arthritis being that busing provisions attached to release his delegates," desegregate our schools are Coventry Resident routes that can be taken than treated la aystemlo lupus er- to the pwndtng higher faiHng and will continue to fall. ythematosus ■’— MoGovem said. through homeorwuMB’ property . (8LE), a itam- education hlU "are not effective Asked if he eiqwcted an im In city after city, we have in Mra Jalet said She and her matio diaea tegrated our schools only to mu^ly and will not.be effective." mediate endorsement from husband also recMved a letter kUla 80 per cent of Us victims find that the entire city has be But, depu^ press secretary Muskie or the release ot dele In Hanoi Area Nabbed in Protest from Atty Dennis noting that wUhtn five years An estimated Gerald L.

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