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>«..« S " V • ' " ; r p a g e t w e n t y -f o u r — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 11, 1975 The weather Windy with periods of rain, highs upper 70s. The lottery Showers possible early tonight,'^ partial clearing, cooler, lows upper 40s. Saturday, SNNIAL MaiuriiTHtFr This week’s Connecticut State Lottery partly cloudy, highs in 60s. I Teachers in middle of economic crisis number can be found on page 2. disgruntled than “local” Somewhere along the line, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 292 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES frustrated by the economic country are being laid off, children — a good education — • To make kindergarten taxpayers. They are, )n fact, PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS PATRICIA McCORMACK the NEA seems to have lost crisis sired by recession and in ripped off, pink-slipp^ and just remains in serious jeopardy programs universal, upgrade one and the same — angered at DPI Education Editor sight of the fact that Uncle Sam plain bagged. The time is at across the nation. adult education, reinstate the tax-take, regardless of the flation. gets his money from taxpayers, The new academic year may This was made plain at the hand for us to stop being" the “An NEA report released at financially induced cutbacks in source, be it federal, state or too. .•.V.V.V.V.VAW.V. turn into the year of the strike. recent annual meeting of the economic yo-yo for the ups and the convention shows that if school offerings and services. ’They are no less burdened of local. The school bell opening the National Education Association downs of the economy. every one of the 223,450 begin • Improve general education, With certain qualifications new term in many cities was “When times are good, ning teachers from the 1974 in Los Angeles. and spur other advancement. followed by picketing teachers, John Ryor, new president of teachers’ salaries rise all the graduating class had been hired, this would leave the “Undercutting our education PARK MLUOYCE FLOWER SHOP striking for bigger paychecks. the association, put it this way: way to mediocrity; and when % schools short of 466,500 ■programs,” Harris said, “will News Whether striking or not, “ We pay veterinarians more they’re bad, we’re practically WEEKEND SPECIALI only ensure more crime, larger teachers all over America are teachers needed to bring a than twice as much to nurse our destitute.” welfare rolls, fewer productive pets as we do teachers to shape More than 8,000 delegates “ minimum standard of Marguarite Governors supporting quality” to the nation’s schools. taxpaying citizens, weakened summary representing 1.8 million The mining minister. Col. Jose the minds of our children. Two- military strength, and less in thirds of the teachers in this teachers chorused that the big As the association sees it, Advancing down the Hudson Angonia Zelaya, said recently dividual fulfullment.” DAISIES country are making less than economic crisis in the schools qualified but now jobless River as part of a grand design that 1975 mining exports have With local taxpayers all over Compiled from the federal government says is threatens the nation. “Present teachers should be hired and for conquering the northern suffered a 30 per cent decline. In the nation pressing to keep the United Prees International the minimum living for a fami policies of school cutbacks in used in the following ways: offshore oil drilling colonies, the British army of stead of the $300 million earned lid on taxes, where will the do*. personnel and funds are in • To prevent or reduce over *1.49 ly of four. Gen. John Burgoyne clashed in in 1974 by the export of tin, cop money come from? Continental Oil Co., said legislation “We have to change this, to defensible, myopic, and crowding in classrooms. (Cash and Cany) NEW LONDON (UPI) - The governors way to help ease the impact of the rapid Sept; 1777 with the American per, lead and other minerals, The association says Uncle economic growth that would follow tap proposed by the committee would mean demand more.” irresponsible,” 1974-75 presi State of Rhode Island and Connecticut today army of Gen. Horatio Gates. Bolivia is likely to earn only $200 • To raise the quality of Sam should bciost its support of FLOWeaS and AaHAHOEMBNTS FOH EVeSY OCCASION . additional delays and higher costs to In his nomination acceptance dent Jam es A. Harris warned. supported offshore drilling for oil and ping of the offshore resources. The Battle of Saratoga and the million this year, the same sum education for handicapped and public school financing from 7 “While qualified persons natural gas but said adequate controls The two governors testified before a produce oil and gas from the coastal resulting surrender of speech, Ryor used even tougher disadvantaged children, in per cent to a full one-third — 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 NEW H.WEN—Former British as in 1973. the minister said. must be provided to minimize adverse congressional subcommittee holding the waters. Burgoyne’s army wrecked the language saying: search unsuccessfully for dividualize instruction and FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. Prime Minister Edward Heath will Since 1973, the costs of extract 33.33 per cent. first of two New England hearings on Finley said the present Outer Continen British campaign. More impor ‘‘Our colleagues all over the teaching jobs, the birthright of fspeak at Yale University Sept. 14-17 economic and environmental affects. ing minerals have tripled, he curriculum. tal Shelf Act as well as other federal and tant, it was the turning point of in connection with his appointment Gov. Philip W. Noel of Rhode Island said drilling. The second hearing is scheduled said. for Saturday in Boston. state laws provide adequate safeguards the Revolution. Not only did the as a Chubb Fellow. He will meet his economically depressed state wants to Both Reps. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., for the environment and assure a fair colonists draw new hope at a with students and faculty in both participate in offshore continental shelf and John Murphy, D-N.Y., criticized public return on the oil proceeds. critical moment when defeat classroom and formal sessions and development. But he said Rhode Island's President Ford for proceeding with Finley said existing laws plus the nor would have been devastating, his Sept. 16 speech will be open to tourism and fishing industries must be , offshore leasing without considering the mal lead time of five to eight years to but the victory also had a the public. protected against harm from such decisive influence on development. needs and problems of coastal states start oil flowing provides sufficient time negotiations in Europe for an Gov. Ella T. Grasso of Connecticut affected by the development. for the states affected by oil development HARTFORD—The Roman alliance with France, The suggested revenue sharing would be one James E. Finley, a vice president of to react. World Almanac recalls. Catholic archdiocese of Hartford A spokesman for the Greater Boston has reported its experiment with Chamber of Commerce, Thomas A. Samp “ team ministry”—many rather than son, suggested a direct revenue sharing one priest in charge of a parish—has system to compensate the states from the been successful. The Hartford study NYC teachers told producers. involved all priests, but in other Sampson said a precedent already exists areas lay persons have been in under a 1920' law for sharing oil payments Columbus Day cluded in the team concept. with the states. Introducing “ We believe that it should be a. proclaimed to cease picketing prerequisite for this region’s acceptance WASHINGTON (UPI) - NEW YORK (UPI) - A State Supreme Justice Irving Saypol gave the order at of OCS production and development,” President Ford said Wednesday I Regional Fire follows prison disturbance Court judge today gave teachers three an 8 a.m. court session and then recessed Sampson said. the United States would not be With the skyline of Nashville, Tenn.,Jn the background, smoke and flames hours to end four days of picketing that the hearing until 11 a.m. The 22 coastal state's which account for celebrating its Bicentennial in BOSTON—Gov. Michael Dukakis more than 55 per cent of the nation's pop billow from inside the walls of the 'Tennessee State Prison l,ate last night has crippled the nation’s largest public The formal order to end the strike came 1976 except for Christopher says his office has received com school system. ulation “must be active participants in after a disturbance by inmates. Police quelled the uprising about 1:30 a.m. after the United Federation of Teachers Columbus’ journey to the New mitments from eight announced Failure to comply could result in jailing and the Board of Education failed to reach any successful effort to develop the outer today. It was sparked by an inmate who got bologna instead of pork chops at World. Democratic presidential canidates of the union's leaders and a fine against a settlement during all night negotiations. continental shelf,” Mrs. Grasso said. In a proclamation designating to attend a regional party con supper. (UPI photo) the union. Both sides reported they were stalled “Based on the record, it is clear that a Oct. 13 as Columbus Day, Ford tfie /u re ference in Springfield Sept. 27-28. over money, congressional mandate is vital to said “we honour the great Cosponsored by Duakakis and New “Nobody knows what will happen,” a guarantee the coastal states an effective Italian navigator whose historic York Lt. Gov. Mary Ann Krupsak, board spokesman said as the talks role,” she said.