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/ 28 - THE HERALD. Wed., Jan. 13. 1962 M O R IA R TIB R P&WA unveils Jurors quizzed UConn rallies JANUARY JANUARY CLEARANCE CLEARANtt a new engine on love, money to defeat BC SALE SALE ...page 21 ... page 18 ...page 9 Test Drive,: T esf Drive One o f One of THESE TODAY! THESE TODAY! 78 BUCK Manchester. Conn. 81 MARK VI Snow tonight; Thurs., Jan. 14, 1982 sunny Friday 25 Cents — See page 2 X, Utmlh Givency designed series, moonroof, LiCSabre Custom 4>Door Sedan, full forged aluminum wheels, every con* power including AM/FM stereo, vinyl ceivable luxury appointment. roof, velour Interior^ under 30,000 miles. Mint condition. M 5 ,49 5 *4595 80 MARK VI 79 PINTO RUNABOUT AAore snow is headed our way By Mark A. Dupuis m United Press International Pucci E)esigner Series with all the extras including power moon roof, ■ Connecticut residents begin the leather int., & Lacy turbine wheels. Automatic, AM/FM, radio, radial r- - latest chapter today hi this week's whitewalls, true economy. severe weather tale — 6 to 8 inches ' -^ liiB IIP ' ‘ 1 j of snow on the ground and more on 43,595 the way. *3 79 5 The snow that began falling Wednesday afternoon ended early 80 MARK VI ‘ i ' ■ today, but the accumulation fell 78 RESTA 1 1 1 ' short of the up to 10 inches forecast r.5tt>n for inland areas by the National Weather Service at Windsor Locks. However, the weather service ON LIST BASE PRICE U said more snow was on the way. As the snowfall tapered off into flurries before daybreak, the White on white, red leather interior, moon roof, turbine wheels, every op Ford Fiesta, 4 speed, 4 cylinder, weather service posted a winter tion! Must be seen. economical great gas mileage. Under ■ ' storm watch for snow beginning late 28,000 miles. today and possibly becoming heavy at times. 42,995 OF ANY NEW’81 o r '82 UP TO *3395 The state Transportation , ,, Department’s storm operations center reported no major tie ups or 79 UNCOLN ”» i ' accidents on state roads during the 79CAMAR0 morning hours today. Driving con ditions were “ mealy,” meaning GSXi.^ snow mixing with sand and salt, the center said. LYNX *407®® The interstates and primary highways were opened across the Town coupe, full power, velour in 308 V4,^ aulo., PS, PB, air cond., state today with secondary roads terior. speed control, tilt Wheel AM'FM stereo, ralley wheels, predominantly snow covered but im padded coach roof, mint condition. mint condition. proving, the center said. Schools throughout the state were 7595 closed or reported delayed openings, ,..y* . r with Hartford and West Hartford each closing schools for the day. In 79 VERSAILLES Hartford, main routes were in generally fair condition today with 81 ZEPHYR secondary streets listed as passable, ir» // : the city said. \ ■ Officials in West Hartford got a Herald photo by Tarquinio junip on their counterparts across the state, announcing just after mid Full power including padded coach night that the town's schools would roof, wire wheels, AM/FM stereo quadraphonic tape & many other Into each life, some snow must fall ... be closed. luxury accessories. 4*Dr. Sedan. 6 cyL, A/T, A/C, P/8, Prescott Bush, who announced he P/B, AM-FM stereo, rear defroster, radials and more. ... But Its Impact on each life is different. Here we have two extremes of the while Sterling Long looks on and his dog Chubby enjoys a roll in the snow along is a candidate for the Republican effects of snow — John Bremser wrestles with the problems of changing a tire Spruce Street. U.S. Senate nomination, canceled a S 8 5 9 5 2:30 p.m. news conference at *5695 Bridgeport, but went ahead with an 11 a.m. news conference at the Old 79 MARK V State House in Hartford. STOCK )f>2Y-36 78 LEBANON The storm left some lawmakers at Salon 4-Dr., auto., PS, PB, Air, AM- Storm problems few in Manchester the Capitol scurrying to find hotel FM, padded roof, small*car luxury. rooms in Hartford Wednesday night. 24 months and/or 24,000 miles maintenance warranty free The House was in session until after The season’s heaviest snowfall to tomorrow in honor of Martin Luther today. The National Weather Ser A snow emergency parking ban, Cora Olmstead of the A & P on 8 p.m. *3995 date caused few problems King's birthday. vice said there is a 50 percent prohibiting all on-street parking, Tolland Turnpike commented, "We Poor visibility from heavy snow Wednesday night forced the Leather interior, speed control, tilt Wednesday and brought good news The canceied school day, the se chance of two to four more inches was imposed Wednesday by Town always get bombarded when there’s wheel, padded vinyl roof, AM/FM 78 NOVA to grocery store owners and school cond of the season, means another falling in the area. Manager Robert B. Weiss and lifted a storm. Either people aren’t cancellation of some incoming steeo with 8 track quad., TRUE luxury. LIST PRICE $5998*0 children. day wiii be tacked onto the end of Wajes said .yesterday’s this morning. prepared or maybe they just like to flights at Bradley International Air Coupe, frcyl., auto., PS, ' PB, drive in the snow,” port — the state’s largest airport. (Includes dealer prep and undercoat) mint condition. Area grocery stores reported the school year in June. snowstorm practically exhausted Area grocery stores predicted a heavy business Wednesday as the town’s budget to pay contractors slow day today, following a spurt of “People panic when they hear The state’s entire 1,650-member «8495 Roads were in good condition for snow,” said Rich Henderson of Food highway crew worked through the residents prepared for the storm, the morning commuter ruii, town for snow removal. He said he will stocking-up Wednesday by storm- stocking up their shelves in an Highway Superintendent Frederick ask the directors for more money. panicked customers. Mart on West Middle Turnpike. night, plowing and sanding in 575 77 MARK V epidemic of what one store manager F. Wajes said. Crews finished "Although the Board of Directors “Everytime there’s a storm “Whenever they predict snow, peo trucks to keep the state's major Bill Blass Designer Series, full power LESS 5% REBATE —275®® 81 CUTLASS termed “panic buying." plowing the eight inches of snow off wants to save money, I don’t believe predicted, they come in droves,” ple stock up for three weeks.” roadways passable. tilt wheel, speed control, landau roof said a spokeswoman at Highland For those who haven’t filled their But the snow fell so fast and turbine wheels, leather. SUPREME CPE. School children, meanwhile, got a the roads between 6 and 8 a.m. about they can afford not to plow the head start on their holiday weekend 12 hours after they began pldwing snow,” Wajes said. “Maybe if this Park Market. “I don’t think anyone shelves for tonight’s storm, drifted in brisk northeasterly winds with schools closed today because of last night. were March or April we could get by keeps anything on the shelves any authorities say the roads are >6595 snow. Schools will be closed More snow is predicted to fall — but not in January.” more.” generally in good condition. Picas*' turn to page 8 76 CONTINENTAL -4- 4-Door Sedan, padded vinyl roof, leather interior, tilt, speed control. S 3 5 9 5 V-t. auto., PS, PB, under 0,000 milei. Potomac searched for crash clues, bodies *72 9 5 WASfflNGTON (UPI) - Rescue jammed with homebound com commercial aviation in 26 months. Wednesday, however, and sential tasks — pulling bodies from Speculation centered on two 79 MAZDA teams searched the icy waters of muters and plunged into the river. And its impact on a city crippled by authorities presumed most of the the ice-covered river and locating possibilities: a buildup' of ice that the Potomac River today looking for Authorities reported only five sur winter’s wrath was compounded by rest were still in the wreckage flight recorders that could unravel might have added weight to the 78 HAT bodies and clues to what caused an vivors among the 79 people on board a second tragedy a half-hour later— beneath the ice-covered river — the mystery of what happened to Air plane and prevented it from clim Air Florida 737 to crash on takeoff, the plane. Three other people were the derailment of a subway train some possibly still strapped into Florida’s popular Flight 90. bing, and instrument failure ^ a t kiiling at least 77 people. killed on the' bridge when the twin- that killed three people. their seats in takeoff fashion. As the National Transportation may have cut short the ascent. The jetliner, one of the first to engine plane lost altitude and dipped The harsh weather dashed hopes A Coast Guard cutter was at the Safety Board began organizing an However, investigators had no leave National Airport after a shut across the roadway, crushing the of finding additional survivors site shortly after daybreak today, investigation of the disaster, idea what lay beneath the river — down caused by blinding snow cars beneath. within several hours of the crash. At breaking through the ice to allow questions abounded. But there were whether the plane submerged large GLC Wagon, economical, 4 cyL, Wednesday, slammed a bridge It was the worst disaster for U.S. least nine bodies were recovered divers to carry out two grisly but es few, if any, answers.