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Carter Says Job Answer Is Not Easy The weather Inside today Area ............t-3B Family........ 8-9A Cloudy with scattered showers Business.......... 7A Gardening — lOB tonight, lows 45 to 50. Mostly cloudy Classified ..... 6-8B Jai alai............3B and cooler with chance of showers Comics............9B Obituaries — lOA Friday, highs 50 to 55. Outlook for Dear Abby.......9B Peopletalk.......2A weekend: Oiance of showers. Editorial ........ 4A Sports..........4-5B i voiu 3$ ^ntlG llt FIFTfiiENi News summary Carter says Howling winds piled up heavy snows from a surprise blizzard in towering drifts in South Dakota and spread through Minnesota, job answer Nebraska, North Dakota and Iowa Wednesday. The snow caused traffic accidents, power outages and school closings. At least two persons were killed is not easy and two others were missing in the storm. An elderiy man died of WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter said it was “too early to lay exposure in Fergus Falls, Minn., down a schedule” for the ad­ and two duck hunters were mis­ Carter said today there is no easy answer to high unemployment ministration's specific proposals for sing at a reservoir in western national health care, but that he Minnesota. And in Thief River because it is "a tedious, slow process” affected by a worldwide expected that "by early next year we Falls, Minn., a man was kiiled will have the principles.” when the bucket of a snow-loading economic slowdown. He repeated his support for the concept of the He said the “exorbitant increase” truck fell and crushed him while in national health care cost — "par­ he was shoveling snow. Humphrey-Hawkins full employment bill. ticularly hospitalization” — is a cause for concern, but that health HARTFORD (UPl) - Connec- Carter said he would have an an­ care is a problem "‘with many facets. ticut has received a $4,9 million nouncement on Humphrey-Hawkins I “within the next few days,” and To a question about federal funding , grant to improve its criminal of abortions in light of revelations justice system for juveniles. Gov. hopes a final agreement will contain ____ ' an anti-inflation clause as well as full that four poor women had died after Ella T, Grasso said today. crossing the border to Mexico to have The money from the Law En­ employment provisions. Shopping for sweaters He said he hopes the White House abortions. Carter said he "deplored forcement Assistance Ad­ any tragic loss of life” resulting from ministration "will enable the Mrs. Judy Mullowneg of Princeton Street and her daughter, Kristen, 10, shop for and Congress can hammer out some differences in the bill and it can go to illegal abortions. Connecticut Justice Commission sweaters at the D&L store at Manchester Parkade during the four-day pre-Thanksgiving But he said, “My stand on federal I to initiate significant projects in Sale being conducted by the Parkade merchants through Saturday. Special values are being the House and Senate with his full support. financing of abortions has not the field of juvenile justice,” Mrs. offered so that customers will have an opportunity to beat the Christmas shopping rush. changed .1 oppose federal financing Grasso said. Unemployment has been hovering (Herald photo by Dunn) around the 7 percent level for seven of abortions." Among the projects the money Carter said he "strongly supports I will be targ et^ for are a series of months, despite Carter's pledge to try to have joblessness down to about the autonomy and independence of model community-level preven­ the Federal Reserve, but there is a tion programs and local support 6.5 percent by the end of the year. He told his twice-monthly news fairly good balance in my opinion” programs for ‘‘high risk” Heart disease risk up between the Federal Reserve Board. conference of his employment ef­ families. ____ Congress and the president. ca n c e rs and stro k e begin in pressure is considered one of the risk forts, "We believe that this will have PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) - WASHINGTON (UPI) - Evidence "1 wouldn't want to change that childhood, and that many of these factors for diseases involving the a beneficial impact on the un- Emergency crews worked into is accumulating that American basic structure. 1 think, it’s good." ‘roots’ are related to our personal heart and blood vessels. Others in­ employement rate, but it certainly the early hours of the morning schoolchildren increasingly show habits and style of living,” one study clude cigarette smoking, obesity, won’t solve the problem.” trying to dissipate anhydrous am­ risk factors for future heart disease. Carter said that whatever is done A number of recent studies in­ said. poor physical fitness and high levels monia liquid leaking from a rup­ of fats, like cholesterol, in the blood. to hold down joblessness must have tured, 33,000-gallon tanker, one of dicate environmental, nutritional Evidence mounts; and other deficiencies could be en­ "some flexibility to accommodate Ella seeks 35 cars from a Louisville & • 46 percent of a sample of 8-to 12- • A federally subsidized study of changing times in the future.” dangering the future well-being of Nashville freight train that year-old boys in California had one school-age children in Rochester, “There's no easy answer, of derailed late Wednesday. youngsters from coast to coast. risk factor for coronary heart dis­ Minn.; Bogalusa, .La., and course, to the unenqployment When the tank car overturned it Heart disease, the nation‘s leading ease, and an additional 14 percent Muscatine, Iowa, found that "some question. " rail funds sent ammonia gas fogging killer, accounts for about half the had two or more risk factors. children attain levels of cholesterol "We will by next June have 725.(KX) through a wealthy residential deaths in middle-aged men. • A continuous rise is shown in and blood pressure that when present jobs under the comprehensive educa­ NEW HAVEN lUPIl - Gov. Ella area, killing one man. Sixteen "There seems to be no doubt that children's blood pressures in adults are predictive for the tion training program. This is the T. Grasso said today she will ask other persons were hospitalized, the roots of arterioscleross (one type throughout the school years, accor­ development of future coronary highest level ,.. since the New Deal Congress to change the law to allow of hardening of the arteries), certain four in critical condition. Police ding to one study. High blood heart disease.” days. I think the worldwide economic Connecticut to target unused evacuated a 3-mile-square area slowown is causing this problem to highway funds for rail freight iines. along Escambia Bay. be felt in all nations.” Mrs. Grasso said the change was He noted that unemployment had needed because last month the PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - Veterans Day plans set fallen from 8.1 percent in December Federal Highway Administration Astronomer Charles Kowal of to about 7 percent this spring "and refused her request to trade in $3.8 Caltech discovered what he called million in federal highway funds to Manchester’s annual Veterans Day chaplain, the Rev, Ernest Harris, the The public is invited. remains at about that level." a "mini-planet," for want of a Carter was asked about the convic­ use to rebuild the rail line between observance will take place Friday at group will be welcomed by Paul better name in October and his Moss, assistant administrator of Holiday closings tion of former CIA Director Richard Willimantic and Manchester. 10:45 a.m. at Manchester Memorial Mrs. Grasso made the comments announcement of the discovery Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Town of Manchester’s Helms for lying to a congressional Hospital, which was built and in a speech to the Connecticut Rail this week set astronomers trying dedicated as a memorial to Remarks by Robert Doggart, a Municipal Building will be closed committee about CIA activities in to determine just exactly what it World War I veteran, will precede Chile. Helms' attorney, Edward Semjnar Manchester men who lost their lives Friday in observance of Veterans It is my intention to ask federal is. during World War I. the lowering of the flag by youth Bennett Williams, called the convic­ The object is from 100 to 400 Day. transportation officials to support Maj. John P. Carragher of the groups from various veterans’ Emergency telephone numbers for tion "a badge of honor,” but Carter miles in diameter, about one-sixth my recommendations that the Connecticut Army National Guard, organizations. the day are as follows: Highway, 649- said, "It is not a badge of honor, and the size of Earth‘s moon — too Congress change the existing law. will be the principal speaker. Maj. Wreaths will be placed at the base 5070; refuse, 649-1886; and sanitary a public official does not have a right small to hold an atmosphere or to The change will make rail freight Carragher is attached to the of the monument at the base of the sewer and water, 649-9697. to lie.” be seen by backyard astronomers lines eligible lor these trade-in headquarters of the 43rd Brigade, flag pole by Mrs, Muriel Grover, All schools, public, parochial and Carter said the recent flare-ups on with mail order telescopes. "My the Israel-Lebanon border "show the funds," Mrs. Grasso said. 26th (Yankee) Infantry Division. He president of the American Legion state, will be closed Friday. first reaction is that I wish I knew Auxiliary, Mrs. Helen Hovey, presi­ need for a Geneva conference " as "The estimated $3 8 million needed formerly served with the 169th Infan­ All banks will be closed Friday, but to restore the 20 miles of track would what it was,” said Professor try in Manchester.
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