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Sugar Babies’ Recalls Former Era of Comedy 8 - Sonya ® 8 - R Yan' 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 8, 1983 Democrats have to take The hard-liners Yankees win, REAL Reagan education lead of the W C TU Red Sox lose page 6 ... page 11 ... page 15 su m m e r ESTATE 'A Cloudy today, Manchester, Conn. cool Sunday HOME OF THE WEEK Saturday, July 9, 1983 BUNCHARD & ROSSEHO Single copy: 25<P BRINGS BACK A MANCHESTCR TRADITION lHanrh^at^r Mmlh THE UNFINISHED CAPE i « iEXPANDABLE" $64,900 Architecturally d esign^ c ^ e being ^ l l t on Westerly Street (next to Floyd's Market) at the intersAlion of Ing room, one bedroom or no dininn room m h The bridge Hilliard end Broad streets These quality constructed homes being built by Blanchard A Rossetto Construe- Prting. end Is u m S PiS. full basement, vinyl siding, dishwasher, car- Israel: tion Inc. will feature spacious kitchens with custom cabinets, full talh. comfortable living room, formal din- built Sriih op tion Tljch ^ S i l tiorew e^^^^ ------------------------as your needs increase These homes can be dorfner. extra lavatory, fireplace, and two finished bedrooms on the second FIXED RATE ‘Border war’ begins UNITED — 10^% CHFA* GEN NORTGAGES — UNITED violence between N.Y., Conn, ”C0ME ON HOME" Home of the Week is sponsored by the Manchester Herald over detour routes mounts BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO REALTORS WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) — LaRocca said the signs will be By United Press International 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 A "border war” between Connecti­ removed at noon Saturday. cut and New York over the The detour signs, placed at 1-95 Hclmctcd Israeli police, hurling 189 WEST CENTER ST. COR OF MCKEE, MiWCHESTER. CT, 06040 rerouting of traffic from the toll booths and at the intersection tear gas and firing shots into the crippled Connecticut turnpike of Route 287 and the New England air, charged a crowd of rock­ heated up Friday with New York Thruway had been sending truck throwing Palestinian demonstra­ iSI officials ordering detour signs traffic through Port Chester via tors showing their support for PLO ■ "'’ j B - removed in Westchester County. Route 1 and 1-684. leader Yasser Arafat Friday after In response, Connecticut offi­ / “ Connecticut is going to deter Moslem prayers in Jerusalem. cials threatened to use state In Damascus, Palestinian sour­ ! ■ * * ik i >Them back to New York at the toll troopers to turn vehicles back to stations," warned Bill Keish, spo­ ces said Arafat rejected all three ENJOY . T New York after New York State kesman for the Connecticut De­ demands made by rebels who have All the family comforts of this well maintained MANCHESTER $65,900 Transportation Commissioner partment of Transportation. mutinied against his leadership of three bedroom raised ranch in nice area with Charming 6 room Cape offering LR w/fireplace, James LaRocca ordered detour Westchester County officials the Palestine Liberation Organiza­ easy access to I -86. Two fu II baths, rec room with large country kitchen, 3BRs, first floor den, FR, signs removed from Route 287 and said they were told Connecticut tion and accused him of cooperat­ vinyl siding and city utilities. IMMACULATE naM IG IIO Ur Interstate 95. ing with Washington, fireplace, central air and two car garage. Park­ Huge living room, large master bedroom, 1 car de­ state troopers would turn the like yard. $85,000. See it today! Marlene Scrogham Westchester County, especially traffic back to New York. The violence on Jerusalem’s tached garage, completely appllanced. Nice private lot Port Chester, has been flooded great ^ r ^ e n t or starter home. A must to see interior' LaRocca called Connecticut’s Temple Mount — venerated by Only $56,900.00 with rerouted traffic ever since the position "irresponsible and inap­ both Moslems and Jews — flared June 28 collapse of the Mianus propriate, especially when you hours after military authorities River bridge on 1-95, and county consider that they have the ability fired the Palestinian mayor and officials have complained Connec­ to detour traffic through Herald photo by Tarquinio city council of Hebron and ticut is not taking its share of the Greenwich..” Keith Sanders, manager of the clamped a round-the-clock curfew traffic load. on the sturdy bumper of a Checker on the We.st Bank town. "OWNER MUST SELL” A minor "border war of words” Manchester Taxi Co., mounts his foot cab. Older 6-6 Duplex. Lots of renovating already If the signs are removed, truck has been going on for a week The Palestine Press Service, a traffic would be forced to the news agency based in Arab East completed on one side, including newer fur­ between O’Rourke and Connecti­ MANCHESTER $56,^ border between Westchester cut officials over Connecticut’s Jerusalem, said the clash was not nace, replastered walls, kitchen counters County and Greenwich, Conn. Driving a Manchester cab linked to events in Hebron, where ^ ^ , SIT BACK Well cared for, maintenance free 7 room V4 du­ "ASSUMAILE MORTGAGE' refusal to allow truck traffic on the And enjoy the carefree living of the Northtield plex. Features include spacious LR, DA. kitchen and floor, 1 'A baths, wall to wall thru-out, di­ Westchester County Executive turnpike from Exits 3 and 4. Jewish seminary student Aharon Greeri lifestyle. Lovely three bedroom, 2’/i bath w/stove, 3BRs, finished rec room w/built in book­ in vided attic and basement, new sheet rock on Andrew O’Rourke said he was Those exits are currrently han­ Gross, 19, was stabbed to death colonial style condominium with living room cases. Located in family neighborhood party wall between apartments for added pleased by LaRocca's decision, dling car traffic. Thursday, triggering a settlers’ dining roorn, full basement and spacious closets! Fred Norman M iM SFIELD calling it “ a reasonable step.” riot. Amenities include pool, tennis courts, club^ Clean and Neat, 3 bedroom ranch. Full basement with fire protection, garage, new roof, re-built ‘They think that little ol’ Port "It has become a border war in a Chester should take what pristine, Manhattan? No, but... * The agency said the demonstra­ Rec Room and Bar. New triple Pane windows thru-out. house, playground and caroort. $70,500. front porch and circuit breakers. With some sense,” said O'Rourke. "West­ m One car attached garage. Close to shopping center and pure, Greenwich will not,” tion in Jerusalem’s walled Old City Wi Mn iwlp you become e “Labor and Love,” the second side could be chester. New York State and Port was intended to show support for mce 1-84. Asking $56,000.00 O’Rourke said. By Raymond T. DeMeo best durahHity out of any cab. "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! just as nice. Price just reduced to; Chester have done their share in Herald Reporter owned the Dial-A-Ridc van.s — Arafat in his fight to retain control , SENTRY--------- - - , __ — ^ « lAANHRT If truck traffic were allowed on •it’s made to be a taxi,” says Call 640-452S. and aak for Oan. n __I r « ^ w this crisis." Lessner and Talbot provided of the PLO. $63,900.00 the turnpike, trucks would need to Sanders.” Of coprse, there’s not jRealEstafeServicM LaRocca said state officials had When you d f ^ 'a hack for the the drivers and dispatching Eight Israeli border police were D.F. REALE, INC. TEDFORD be diverted at the closed bridge one of them that has the original 223 East Center St. Manclieeler > 1 1 studied the situation “ and have Manchester Taxi Co., you meet services. About a year later, injured by stones hurled by the Aeaf Eefale M Tpk», m*. 30 Vwnan STRANO REAL ESTATE site through the business district of motor on it. We’ve replaced irs Ihb St. I l», ct. REAL ESTATE, INC. determined that traffic can be all kinds of people. after the East Hartford Taxi Co. crowd, wliich waved Palestinian ” Mofttofd, Greenwich, Conn., the wealthy motors, heads, the works.” To 60 Poquonoek Aw., Wimtaor I MRAL RSTATR 156 EAST CENTER ST. more efficiently dispersed through On a given day, you might find went out of business, the pair flags and chanted slogans in _______ M6-4S2S 647-9914 bedroom community where the keep the cars running, he says, routes in Connecticut than through yourself driving to work an aide decided to expand their venture support of Arafat, battling rebels MANCHESTER, CT. 646-200QJ Mianus River bridge is located. workers change their engine oil Port Chester alone.” to Governor William A. O’Neill, to a full-fledged conventional for control of the Palestine Libera­ once a week or every 2,000 cab service, making local runs ‘"The burden of accepting de­ Currently truck traffic is di­ or giving a 7-year-old kid a lift to miles. tion Organization. Israel radio touring vehicles made necessary in Manchester and all of its said. verted from Exit 21 of the New school, or getting safely home a This year, they stopped mak­ by a bridge collapse on 1-95 in surrounding towns. England Thruway in Rye, through fellow who’s passed the night at ing Checkers. So Sanders is Helmeted Israeli border police Connecticut must be more evenly You’ve probably seen one of charged the crowd with batons, Route t and Pearl Street in Port a local bar and downeda few too shopping around for a new car shared.” LaRocca said. the solid, stolid Checkers, emb­ firing shots in the air and hurling Chester, to the Connecticut border. many. that can withstand the wear and Oakland You might even get lucky, and lazoned with the Manchester tear gas cannisters to break up the tear demanded of a taxicab. The get to give a ride to a regular Taxi Co.
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