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LOOK for the STARS... White House Mulls Tactics to End Crisis .V«;-I W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 2«. 1985 MANCHESTER EOCUS BOLTON WEATHER Project Concern wins Kids' restiessness Threat i^li\ meeting Cioudy, cooi tonight: LOOK FOR THE STARS... f plaudits from students can take back seat on/asbestos removai coider Wednesday Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 7 ... page 2 better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ★ difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. i f 4- M i KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ®b» Larry Wright Hanrhratrr HrraiJi 6 64...___ d>%6_______ * TTuesday,i i a h H a v . JJune u n A 25, 1985 — Single copy: 254 RESORT MISCELLANEOUS Manchester, Conn. — A City of Viiiage Charm PROPERTY IFOR SALE Cottaoe for rant. Colum­ Swim pools warehouse (jT 'i MtfT HOUSEWIVES bia ladke waterfront forced to dispose of new l;ll\ 5Ay home. $425 weekly. Call on/ground, 31 foot long MS-5476. pools complete with huge sundecks, fencing, hl-rote ____ I Earn Extra Money White House filters, pump, ladders, MISCELLANEOUS warranty, etc. Asking $978 FOR RENT complete. Financing With Your Own avalloble. Coll Stan, toll- free, 1-800-524-0595. Manchester For Rent or Sale. 12,800 sa. ft. free mulls tactics Gorgeous 91' Gold Velour Part Time Job standing Industrial or Couch, asking $175. Small warehouse building. All Spinet Plano, excellent utilities available. Ample condition, $400. G irl's bed­ parking. Call Frank Spl- room set, excellent condi­ ... and mothers with young children, bring them leckl, 643-2121. tion, dresser/mirror, hufch and bed, $200. Call with you and save on baby sitting costs. to end crisis INVITATION TO 110 Seoled bids will be received 649-4615. In the General Services' of­ Twenty-two Hours per week. fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ HOME AND Saiary pius gas allowance. By David Cowell ter, C T until II :00a.m. on the United Press International dote shown below for the fol­ HARDEN Related stories lowing: Call JU LY 11,1005 - PURCHASE BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - — page 4 O F O N E (1) ENG IN E Ct0a6bytMA.Mc A N A LYZER Sliilte Moslem militia chief Nabih JULY 11, IMS-VIDEO SOUND INTERCSTNIQ? Bern met with the British ambas­ RECORDING EQUIPMENT You can be a Herald Area Adviser Now sador to discuss the hostage crisis (FIRE DEPT.) Strawberries - Chaponis JU LY 12.1*05 - ANALYSIS Brothers Strawberries - CELEBRITY CIPHER and handle and supervise our today as President Reagan discuss the hostage situation but OF OILS, FUELS A OTHER Pick your own. Clark Catabrity Cipbar cryptograms ara ctaortwd from quotations by carrier boys & girls. If you like kids weighed propsals to put pressure could give no detail*. He could not FLUIDS famoua paopla. paat and praaant Each lattar In ttta dphar atanda on the captor* of the 40 American confirm that Berri planned to JULY 12, ins - TOWN Street, South Windsor. for anothar. Todty‘9 cfua; C aguata W . — want a little independence and Free containers fur­ your own income .. hostage*. travel to Damascus later to meet ENVELOPES by CONNIE WIENER or The Town of Manchester Is nished. Open 8am to 8pm, 647-9946 Against a backdrop of intensified with Syrian officials. on equal opportunity em- or until picked out. No 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 plover, and requires an affir­ “ P L R V D QNPUA UVHVJR I08KW diplomatic activity, White House Beirut's leftist As Saflr news­ mative action policy for all of children under 14. Please spokesman Larry Speakes said paper quoted Western diplomatic Its Contractors ond Vendors call 528-5741 for latest Reagan was prepared to order sources a* saying European am­ as a condition of doing busl- Information. PL RVD’SK QBPEK, QSR neu with the Town, os per economic and other pressures on bassadors told Berri they want to Federal Order 11246. CPWWPUX G IVDTBK VL 108 the hijackers, their accomplices forge “an indirect compromise” Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Berry Patch Farms— Strawberries, pick your and governments in the region that that would not embarrass the cations are available at the could exert Influence to end the United States, Israel or Amal by General Services' office. own. Free containers. TQRCKUQW." — KQSB FPBWVU. NEED HELP? TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Hours 8am-8pm dally; 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 hostage crisis. guaranteeing the Lebanese prison­ CONNECTICUT PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It It wwen't lor Philo T. ROBERT B. WEISS, Sunday, 8am-12noon. FAST? Speakes told reporters Reagan ers would be released, but not by a Oakland Rood, Route 30, Farnsworth. Inventor of television, we'd still be eating was considering a number of GENERAL MANAGER frozen radio dinners." — Johnny Carson. specific timetable. 0724)6_______________________ South Windsor. Informa­ proposals submitted by his na­ ‘"rhe sources stressed that this tion, phone 644-2478. are in the Advertise with RESULTS! tional security advisers Monday. would be a final end to the crisis,” NOTICI Tfe CRBOrrORS E S TA TE OF "We will be prepared to take the newspaper said. N. CHARLES BOGGINI, Lombardo's Berry Court of Probate, District of Manchester | The Herald whatever means are necessary to As the Americans taken hostage deceased Boskette— Strawberries, CARS/TRUCKS Coventry The Hon. William E. Fitz­ NOTICB OF HBARMO TOWN OF MANCHSBTER bring these pressures to bear," he by the hijackers of a TWA jetliner pick your own. 340 Forest FOR SALE Herald and get LEOAL NOTICE Gerald, Judge, of the Court Street, East Harttor- E S T A T E O F said. spent their 12th day in captivity, of Probate, District of Man­ DANE BOUDREAU The Plonnlna and Zenlne Commission will hold a public : He stressed that Reagan had Haidar said Berri's-demand that a chester at a hearing held on d.(Ook St. to Forest St., Pursuant to an order of Hen. everyday. heorlne on Monday, Ju ly 1 ,19ES at 7:00 F.M . In the Haarine ■ June II, in s ordered that all off Sliver Lane). (}pen VWPARTSTAfiSALE Joan Quotro. Acting Judea, FAST Room, Lincoln Canter, 4*4 Main Street, Monchatter, Con-; ruled out the use of U.S. military U.S. Navy task force leave the claims must be presented to 8am-8pm. Information, 10% to 50% OtI enUra ki- doted Juno 17,1*85 a hoarlng necticut to hoar and ceneldor the foMowIna petition*: units only in the context of "a Lebanese coast still stands. the fiduciary on or before 569-7216. ysntory. One day only - will be hold on on application violent military rescue mission” — "The problem is that we don't HeraM photo by FInto September 21, in s or be provlno for outhorttv to cem- m a r t RESULTS! ZONIND RHOULATWN AMENDMENT IZ-M) - To Amend : Rain or Shine Article I, Section 2,2.01 by addine definitions applicable to . not necessarily in support of other have a fleet to force them to barred as by low provided. SaL, Jaee IB - IBaekJpai promlse a doubtful ond Three members of the Class of 1985 at Howell Cheney of the machine tool program, and Kathleen Kerrigan and Mary Lou Taylor, Strawberries — Pick y o u r disputed claim ofolnst toll aroelen and sediment control reeulotlen*; Amend Arti- • non-military objectives. leave," Haidar said. "But wedon't Cleric Michael P. Carlton In favor h o p p e r s Manchester de I, Section 2.M by addine Section 3.04.06: roeuletlent eo- ■ Regional Vocational Technical School ehare s happy June Bowler, both graduates of the machine drafting own. Bring your contain­ UPMAN vouttW Aan s vemlng octlvltlet requiring certified erosion and sediment ’ Speakes said, however, that see there is any logical reeaon lor The fiduclory Is: ers, 1pm till picked out. 16 M ToSsnd Tpke. (Ik. t3|. Vwnan of sold estoto os In said appli­ Sophie Bogglnl cation on tile more fuliv ap­ control plan hidudlne raeulatedand exempt octlvltlet, con-. ‘mMre are pressures that can be ■them to stay, so it rem alne a moment before graduation 8BtiSB;t|e| Mondaaf — jUDOt inV- - ---------------- . 71 Spencer St. South R ock), Bolton. 649- pears, at tho Court of Pro­ Shop the Herald tents of plant, effect ef Cem m ittlen action, and other cendl-. brou^t that don't involve military coodltion that could delay the Manchester, C T 06040 6472. bate on July 8,1*85 at 11:00 In tiont raeordlng the responslbllltlet of the applicant, Com- the achool. From left they are Carlee^azure. agridustS mlttlon or Its deslenotod aeents. actions." A the mornlnd. release of the hostages." t Charles L. Bogglnl MOTORCYCLES/ Bertha E. Roppe, Classifieds. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 SUBDIVISION EBDULATION AMBNOMINT (T-79) • Te-^ Berri, bead of the Shiite Amal Berri said Monday the presence 132 Baldwin Rd. BLUEBERRIES Clerk Amend Section 3.01 by oddine doflnltlens applicable Ito to ll' militia and Lebanon's justice of the task force, ledbytbemiclear Manchester, C T 06040 ISICYCLES 04666 oTMlon and sodlmantant control reoulotlons,'regylotions,'.Amend Amend Section..r minister, has been negotiating the 0744)6 UPlCK Manchester 4.17 by Oddine regulotlent govarnine activities raov______‘ nE.ft.. carrier U.S.S. Nimits, “makes us BECAUSE YOU never certified sell aroelen end sediment control plan kicludlnem -' hijackers’ demand for release of add another condition — and this at th e 1981 Harley DavIdsonXLS Cheney Tech graduates get sendoff know when someone will guloted and oxemM activities, centsnt* of plant, effect ef- BOLTON Roadster — 2 tone, grey Herald L ^ n e s e prisoners held y Israel. time on behalf of Amal — for the PUBLIC NOTICI be searching for tho Item Commltslen octlen, cmd ether conditions reeardlne the rts-" CORN CRIB with grey, 1800 miles, penslbllltv ef the applicant, Cem m itilen or Its deslenated.
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