<rf' ‘ . ;\ ■'Vi‘ • «f \ ' v t • 'i' t 3 PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frt., March 2, 1973 Tolland Vernon Police T h e ^ W eath er O b i t u a r i e s Occasional ja in tonight with Iowa in the $7,627,832 Asked for Schools, Report ^hpper 30s. Partly cloudy Sunday with the School Budget • • • h i^ qrou n d 60. Precipitation jirohaMlity Paul lacobucci i ' . ; \ ■ 't •' 90 per W t tonight, 20 per cent Sunday. Paul lacobucci, 72, of Miami, MANCHESTER ; Fla., formerly of ^^chester, Asks $156,740 Budget Takes New Form Getrold A. Stratton; 33, o f SO died Thursday in a Miami Lilley St., was, takett ,into Martchester—A City of Village Charm s i x t e e n p a c e s i n c l C d i n c TV — 2 MINI p a c e s p HICEj f i f t e e n C E N tS hospital. custody Thursday aftemoopi M MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 3,1973 - VOL., XCH, No. 129 He was bom Sept. S, 1901, in In New Items Dr. Raymond E. Ramsdell, and< accountability that has 526; Mhple St. S d ^ l, | 3 » ,1 » ; the future teachera jand Charges stemming from ,88 / Providence, R.I. He lived in superinte.ndent of Vernon ' been mandated 1^ taw for Northeast Schoqt, |315,911; others In the hdiool ssmlem. , alleged f i ^ t with' hte^,wlf6» Manchester for 25 years until Skinner Rd. S < ^ 1 , 3317,612; t^ie four Basic p « ^ of a Mandiester Police said. VIVIAN V. KENNESON heat. Dr. MacKenzie stated the schools, presented a tentative statewide usestarting with the /- he moved to Miami about seven rise is expected to' be 313,000 for Vernon Elementary School, PPBS aystetn include plaming,' Stratton was idiarghd with / Correspondent budget of 37,627,823 for 1973-74 1974-75 school year.. years ago. a total of 375,000. He has 3293,485; Center Rd. Sdiool, the determination pf vrhat the third-degVee assault and Tel. 875-4704 last night to the Budget Com­ The budget was submitted by . He was employed at Pratt-^ received project^ figures from 3452,639; Talcottville School, organization wants to ac­ threatening. He was released In the proposed .1973-74 school mittee of the Board of Educa­ responsibility cepters, which ^Vhitney Machine Tool Division Connecticut Light and Power 3100,815; Instructional MateHal complish— its immediate ai^ on a |290 cash bond for p6urt budget figures presented to the tion for study. include : ^ c h school, the in­ of Colt Industries, West Hart­ Co. for the heat alone for Hicks, Mrs. Marie Herbst, co- Center, 377,167; Continuing l(mg,range goals and objectives /appearance March 12- ' mats structional material center, ford, until his retirement. Board of Education by School Middle and High School which chairman of the Budget Com­ continuing education, and cen­ Education, fTOiOST; Centeal Ad­ as defined within available Mr.Iacobucci was a well- Superintendent Kenneth L. total 364,652.25. mittee, said that the tral admimstration. 'Ilie budget ministration, 31.<W0,954; tind resources. Also, pr6graininlng> known figure in Manchester as MacKenzie, new items totaled .. Craig D. Lindsey, 22, o f East Another substantial increase superintendent’s budget would for each center was further Maintenance and Custodial, the derivation oL spodific'i a baseball umpire for many 3156,740. iHartford, was charged listed under operation of plant probably be cut by the com­ broken down into, program 3698,961. project or ai^fdadies to be ' Hostages Used To years in the Manchester Board Nearly all of the figure is for 'lliursday n i^ t with intozicar is for salaries. Dr. MacKenzie' mittee, later, by the Board of budgets. All town budgets should be used f(# achievemeirt of goals membership. He umpired many the hiring of additional ad­ tion, police said, after he was Nixon Calls For Action noted that the 8% increase, to Education, and still later, by Reading, language arts, completed sq that the major or obj^vea after^ through Twilight League and American ministration personnel, found sleeping in his epr on 3103,005, is necessary because the Town Council. mathematics and kindergarten can present an oveifaU budget to a sseisn iM . of the relative Legion games. teachers, aides, and an assis­ FaUmor Dr. Press Demands the town simply cannot get men No firm salary figure is in­ get the largest slice of the the Town Council about March merits ol various alternattVes. He was a member of the tant principal. Under ad­ - Police said the car stnic* a to work at the present rates. cluded because the negotiations program budgets. For instance, 22. Against Terrorism KHARTOUM, Sudan, (AP) - The Palestinian guerrillas Manchester Lodge of Elks. ministration, new items in­ utility pole On Falknor Df; The 34,450 total increase under between the board and thti Ver­ out of the Lake St. School’s A public hearing will be con­ Also, budgeting, the financial Survivors include 2 sons, Paul cludes salaries for a business ' Lii^sey was released on his vvho executed two American diplomats and shot a Belgian maintenance of plant is for con­ non Education Association have budget of 3230,140, there is 368,- ducted either the latter part of applications of the various lacobucci of East Hartford and manager and a part-time clerk. wiitten .promise to appear in the United States was envoy demanded safe passage out of Sudan today with the tracted services, replacement just started. There also is a 566 alloted for reading, 339,279 April or the first of May. The programs chosen from a set of WASHINGTON (AP) - The organization held in Jordan, Michele lacobucci of Vernon; a Items under instruction in­ court March 12. damaging international of educational equipment and question whether the for language arts, 329,730 for annual meeting at which action alternatives developed for each execution of two American Isreal and Germany. two Arab diplomats they still hold captive, and the daughter, Mrs. William Cum­ clude an assistant principal for relations and impeding the ef­ other expenses. bargaining agent will be the mathematics, and 321,331 for is taken on the town budget is program. diplomats in Khartoum has Nixon said at a news con­ Sudanese government immediately rejected the demand. mings of Miami; 12 the high school, a full-time ficiency of the United Nations. In the fixed charges section of VEA or the Vernon Federation kindef^rten. scheduled for May 15. brou^t calls for justice and ference Friday that , the United grandchildren and 4 great­ beginning counselor, clerks for Bruce N. (^ne, 18, o f 103 Ir­ The law was invoked as Egypt’s Middle East News the proposed budget. Social of Teachers. Budgets for the other respon­ Dr, Ramsdell said that the Finally, systems, implemen­ preventive measures against States would not giye in to the The bodies and tee two Arab grandchildren. Hicks School and the high ving St., was chained Thursday recently as January following Agency said the Black Security and pensions are up The budget for the first time sibility centers are as follows: school system has slowly been tation of approved proposals for internaUonal terrorism from blackmail demands. He dis­ hostages were still in tee Saudi Funeral services and burial school guidance department, afternoon with third-^d^gree the murder of two 'Turkish con­ September commandos asked 32,603 from last year while in­ implemented the “ Program­ Rockville High Sdiool, 31,6H>- converting to PPBS for the last each program on a day by day President Nixon and the U.S. patched a special emmisary. Arabian Embassy, where the will be Saturday in Miami. five aides for Meadowbrook, criminal trespass, after p<dice sular officials in Santa Bar-- the Sudanese government to surance increases total 316,910. ming, Planning, Budgeting, 767; Vernon Middle School, 31>- two years, with .a group of basis, including development of ambassador to the United Under-secretary of State seven Palestinian terrorists Bennett Ulm Funeral Home, one for the high school and one received a complaint tha^ fate bara, Calif. supply a plane and send along a ' The outgoing transfer ac­ Systems,” • (PPBS) com­ 188,474; East School and Ver­ school principals and members management and behavioral Nations. William Macomber to Khar­ have been holding out since 1520 N.W. 7th Ave., Miami, is in for Middle School. youths'were in a building under senior official as a “ guarantee counts items request 313,500 for puterized process of budgeting non Center Kindergarten, 3243,- of the administrative staff objectives and evaluation of the "It was with the deepest toum. bursting into a farewell recep­ New teachers salaries are in­ construction cm Congress St. for our safety.” There were no charge of arrangements. tuition to Vo-Ag for a 31,500 in­ attending instructional systems developed for each sense c t grief that I have After the killings. Secretary I tion 'Thursday night for Moore. cluded for Hicks, music and a A 15-year-old Manchester immediate indication where crease, and a 35,000 rise in workshops, so that they may in program. learned of the acts of terrorism of State William P. Rogers' I U.S. Embassy spokesmen part-time gifted; High School, special education tuition to boy, unidentified because of his I News they wanted to go. Mrs. Julia A. Richards which took the lives of Am­ released a statement, saying said President Nixon’s special art,English, physical education, total 345,000. age, was also charged in .conr I The Sudan^e government COVENTRY-Mrs. Julia A. bassador Cleo A.