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Say It When Iilaseiriad M PAGE TVyENTY-FOUR- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., Nov. 7.1874 i Barry Will Request Meetings With Officials of Area Towns iUaiurI|patpr iEuptttnn BpraU i FIRE CALLS MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 34 State Sen.-elect David M. held within the next four or five to attend these meetings as Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y p a c e s Barry says he will be weeks, in order that any they are scheduled. PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS TOLLAND COUNTY requesting early meetings with forthcoming legislative “I believe the relationship Wednesday, 12:08 p.m. — the appointive and elective proposals may be drafted and between state government and' False alarm at the box outside heads of each of the town in the submitted prior to the opening local government must be im­ Fourth Senatorial District. ■-U the Ash Firehouse. (Rockville of the 1975 General Assembly proved within the next two The district includes An­ it Fire Department) session in January. years and the smaller com­ Wednesday, 11:19 p.m. — dover, Bolton, Coventry, East Barry said he will invite the munities must have a bigger Judge Orders Acquittal w . False alarm at the A&P store Windror, Glastonbury, Hebron, representatives from each of voice in state government. I on Rt. 83. (Vernon Fire Depart­ South Windsor, and a portion of the Assembiy Districts within hope these meetings will be a ment) Manchester. the Fourth ^natorial District start in that direction,” he said. Barry said he will ask for an .♦S' k early meeting with the first AMBULANCE CALLS selectmen, town managers, MANCHESTER In Kent State Trial town councils, boards of educa­ / h Wednesday, 12:30 p.m. — tion and the superintendents of Auto accident at Bisseli and schools in the eight-town dis­ Roll Sts. (Manchester Am­ trict in order to “get a better powtho« mtom.^ i r,,^f'fyELAND, Ohio (UPI) - U.S. prove that the defendants fire^upon the Testifying Thursday was Dean Kahler, bulance) perspective on the individual District Court Judge Frank Battlsti today students "with the specific Intent to paralyzed from the waist down during the ELLINGTON problems of each town as seen );HpRSei order^ a verdict of acquittal in the case deprive them of their constitutional iSHI shootings who described the scene at the BIA To Aid Scholarship Foundation Wednesday, 11:09 p.m. — by their administrative and lL»n», I of eight former Ohio National Guardsmen rights.” time. Auto accident on Rt. 140 east of legislative leaders.” on trial in the Kent State University The eight guardsmen were on trial in “After I was struck, there was a lot of The committee planning this year’s Manchester BIA year’s program will benefit the Manchester Scholarship Rt. 83. (Ellington Ambuiance) The Manchester Democrat shootings in which four students died and Federal Court on charges of conspiring to screaming and a lot of hollering,” Kahler (Brotherhood In Action) program looks over the record of Foundation. A roast beef buffet-dinner fund-raiser will be will ask that these meetings be nine were wounded. violate the civil rights of the students who said. "Someone came over and got my past successful programs, dating back to 1967. From the held Nov. 16 at the K of C Home, Main St. Previous Battisti said the prosecution did not were killed and wounded by a volley of parents’ name and address. I was taken to left are Bruce Reinohl, representing Friendship Lodge of programs have benefitted Mansfield Training School, the bullets fired by Ohio National Guardsmen Robinson Memorial Hospital in Ravenna, LUA Masons; Edward M. Chase, chairman of the committee Manchester Teen Center, the Senior Citizens Center, Say it when during an anti-war demonstration on May operated on as soon as I got there, and was SWEET APPLE CIDER 4, 1970. ^ and representing Charter Oak Lodge of B’nai B’rith; John Manchester Memorial Hospital and the Newington Kissinger hospitalized exactly three weeks. 0. Nelson of Manchester Lodge of Masons and John E. Children’s Home. (Herald photo by Dunn) Not Relevant “I suffered a spinal cord injury, which is MADE FRESH ON THE FARM IBER Battisti said he “does not hold the defen­ the reason why I am in a wheelchair,” he Luby of Campbell Council, Knights of Columbus. This !••• No preservatives - Not pasteurized. A pure and Reassures dants or other guardsmen or their leaders testified. natural pfoduct. An excellent substitute for soft Min I justified in discharging their weapons but Kahler said while the Guardsmen were drinks. justification is not relevant in this case.” on the practice football field, before OS ^ ttis ti said the conspiracy charge was jogging up a hill to the area from which ILt Israelis POLICE REPORT HCQ defined by “a highly specialized statute” they fired, he threw a couple of stones at TEL AVIV (UPI) — Secretary of State and the prosecution had failed to prove its them. Potential Firehouse Site MacINTOSH BALDWIN case. sprained ankle and discharged, Henry A. Kissinger reassured Israel today He said he did not see the stones hit MANCHESTER Wednesday night from the car Battisti handed down his verdict less anyone. a hospital spokesman said. CORTLAND WINESAP that there had been no change in U.S. Gary Babcock, 25, of no cer­ • William C. Moir Jr., 34, and of Rita Seaver of 36 Woodbridge than an hour after court opened today, the It purctaSd tte »I the Hrehouse. The other car was driven by iilaseiriad M policy on the Palestinian question and said Last Witness tain address was arrested Cathie J. Pugliese, 25, both of St. from where it was parked at both countries were in agreement on the final day in the third week of the trial The last witness Thursday, and the 32nd of a alte ,„r a new firehona? next te Wednesday night by State Hartford, were arrested Nathan Hale School. Alexander F. Jaskulski, 24, of OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 150 Birch St. He was not in­ course** of future Middle East progress presented by the government, was Terry Police in Hartford on a Circuit Wednesday at 7:58 p.m. and • Tools and equipment TYffl to peace. 8 Strubbe of Washington, N.C., who was a Court 12 warrant sought by each charged with fourth- vaiued at $500 were stolen jured. Both cars were towed iitSisI Irillir.flc Then he took off for Tunis, the last Kent State student when he made a tape Manchester detectives degree larceny, police said. recently from the truck owned from the scene. ferrando orchard I'S U X U S l scheduled stop on a two-week long recording of the 13 seconds of gunfire in charging him with risk of injury The charges stem from a by Richard Bramande of Rocky Leist was charged with BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, GLASTONBURY Three Doctors diplomatic swing of three continents which four students were killed and nine to a minor chiid, local police shoplifting incident at Shoe Hiil. The tools were in the truck failure to obey stop sign. Court (3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant) before returning home to Washington wounded. Buckland Firehouse Site said. Town on Spencer St. Both were kept at a landfiil operation off is Nov. 25. sometime Saturday. At the same time, the To Examine The tape was not played, although chief The charge involves an inci­ released on $50 surety bonds or Toliand Tpke. by the Klock PLO raised the possibility that Egypt government lawyer Robert Murphy in­ dent Oct. 25 in Manchester in­ court Nov. 25. Corp., police said. might negotiate with Israel oh the fate of dicated he might ask it be played today. volving a teen-age girl, police • William B. Salmoiraghi, 22, Richard Nixon the occupied West Bank of Jordan. Another witness, Howard Ruffner, a said. of Plainville was arrested On ladies night at the Euro­ Tops Directors’ Agenda former student at KSU, testified he took State Police turned Babcock Wednesday at 8:56 p.m. and pean Health Spa on W. Middle Sinai Talks Expected WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. District three pictures about the time of the over to Manchester Police who charged with operating a motor 'Tpke., a white male in his 20s, Egypt and Israel were expected to begin Judge John J. Sirica, acting on a request kept him in a jaii cell at talks on further Israeli withdrawals in the of defendant John D. Ehrlichman, today shootings which were introduced as By SOL R. GOHEN vehicle while under the in­ about 5 feet 5 has been exposing evidence. The property is just east of Buckland The board will be asked to approve an headquarters here overnight on fluence of alcohol or drugs. He himself in the parking lot to Sinai, and the subject of the West Bank agreed to appoint three doctors to Acquisition of Tolland Tpke. property In cross examination, attorney Jack School playground at 1039 Tolland Tpke. It application for a $32,015 grant, under the a $10,000 bond. was released on a written women going to their cars to go Stock carpet could come up then. examine former President Richard M. for a possible firehouse site will be con­ is owned by Santo and Nancy Lombardo. clearance federal Comprehensive Manpower Schulman presented a statement which The FBI informed police this promise to appear in court Nov. home, police said. In an airport departure statement and at Nixon to determine if he is too sick to sidered Tuesday by the Town Board of Ruffner had given to the FBI four days Properly Described Program Public Employment Act.
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