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GRAND OPENING E^Size 6 PAGE TEN - B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn , Fri,, March M 1977 Town seeking time extension M a n c h e s t e r hospital notes. The top of the news Discharged Tuesday: HARTFORD — Southern New Compiled From United Press International on drinking water standards Coventry; Barbara England Telephone Co. plans to MANCHESTER, N.H. - Sen. Martha MacDonald, 385 W. Humphrey, WllUngton; Anna Thomas J. McIntyre, D-N.H., Egyptian President Sadat’s visit Center St.; John O’Leary, 36 request a $60 million-$70.million a potential adversary. Jagjivan Mlkchounene, 49 White Rd., expressed strong opposition in less than two weeks. Ram, who campaigned with Desai By GREG PEARSON Washington Ave.; Carol Ellington. rate hike, enough to raise residen­ “Without filtration plants, there is “It’s not unrealistic,” he said of Benedict, 180 Burnside Ave., tial bills $2 a month. Friday to the concept of un­ against Indira Gandhi agreed to Herald Reporter no way to come close to meeting the the timetable. Also, Kathleen Greco, East- ionizing the U.S. armed forces. PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Two NEW YORK — A Muslim gun­ East Hartford; Donna ford; Leslie Letendre, 49 WASHINGTON - Gerald .serve, but then backed out. The Town of Manchester is in the standards,” he said. A study done If the extensions for odor, color men arrested last month in con­ man takes four hostages at a city Cordeira, 52 McKee St.; Linda Buckland St.; Maxine r HARTFORD — It’s a tossup Ford’s three-day visit to process of applying for an extension recently by Weston & Sampson, a nection with a “Teen Challenge housing office because his family and turbidity are granted, the town Coville, Enfield; Margaret Hutchinson, 15 SUndish Rd., whether the legislature will ban BOSTON — Massachusetts At­ Washington was steeped in ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — before new federal drinking water Boston engineering firm, has should have little trouble meeting the Minor, 94 High St.; Bemardi Club” which offered prizes to was evicted from its home, but Ellington; Jonathan Borgida, throwaway bottles in Connecticut torney General Francis X. Bellot- nostalgia, but he used the time to Police tighten security on the eve standards go into effect. recommended several plans for im­ Richard, 11 Lyness St.; releases them unharmed after standards of the act, Jodaitis said. 29 Sheppard Dr.; Gary Elwell, this year. An April 6 meeting of ti Friday filed suit in federal court youngsters for sexual perfor­ lay the groundwork for his of an expected nationwide general proving filtration of Manchester One problem area could be the Lauren McCormack, 176 High Merrow Rd., Tolland; Eugene in Georgia charging the National mance have been indicted on negotiations with the police. political future. The standards, established as part St., East Hartford; Linda legislative leaders has been strike called to protest alleged of the state and federal safe drinking waters. The least expensive of the sodium level at the Love Lane well. Roberts, 15 Summit St.; Broiler Marketing Association morals offenses by a Providence Luqman Abdush-Shahid has been election fraud. Stevenon, Enfield. Beryle DeWolfe, 99 scheduled which may decide the grand jury. booked on charges of kidnaping water act, are supposed to go into options would cost about $7 million. “Some days it’s o.k., other days it bill’s ultimate fate. with conspiring to fix prices of Discharged Wednesday: Ridgewood Rd., East Hart­ and criminal possession of a effect in June of this year. A study committee of town isn’t,” he said of the well and its Dominick Devergiles, broilers in Massachusetts and the BRAZZAVILLE, Congo - Six DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — residents has been established and sodium readings. ford; John Grandahl, 38W ■was rest of the country. weapon. persons were executed at dawn Tolland; Elizabeth Dowds, 709 Church St.; Scott Vinci, 90 Soviet President Nikolai Podgor- Frank T. Jodaitis, water and sewer met for the first time this week. The In another iflatter, Jodaitis said HARTFORD - William today for the assassination of administrator, said that he will Main St.; David Mercure, 107 Clinton St. Ratchford, state commissioner on CRANSTON, R.I. - A secret ny flew to Zambia today, con­ members were presented copies of that this year]^5 budget for both the Mark Dr., South Windsor; miSlw SAN FRANCISCO — Attorneys President Mairen Ngouabi last request that town drinking water be Also, Almeta Sullivan, 216 sRing, feels immunity for nursing CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - telephone was removed from the cluding a four-day visit with the the Weston & Sampson report, which Water and Sewer Etepartments will Kathleen Warren, 62 Amott E. Middle Tpke.; James Construction of nuclear power Rhode Island Adult Correctional for the “Moonies” make first week and the subsequent slaying signing of cultural and economic exempt for four years, the maximum they are expected to read by the com­ be more detailed than in past years. Rd.; Sherrie Scott, 125 home employes is necessary to legal move to prevent their of Cardinal Emile Biayenda, exemption permitted. Blair, 57 Lakewood drcle; end abuses in the industry. plants does not increase the Institution Friday after a agreements between Moscow and mittee’s next meeting on April 12. “It’s a more complete budget than Summer St.; Margo Alan Zaremskas, 34 Brewer chances of sabotage or add to the parents from placing the young government sources said. Tanzania. According to Jodaitis, Richard Lazzerini, 106 David Dr., maximum security inmate was “ With a complete filtration plant, we’ve ever presented before. We St., East Hartford. proliferation of nuclear weapons, charged with using it to threaten a adults in a “deprogramming” Woodhull, principal water sanitarian we should have no problem meeting went facility by facility and each one HARTFORD - The facility in Arizona. COUPON SAVINGS; according to Sigvard Eklund, state police detective. BANGKOK, Thailand — ’The in the Environmental Health Divi­ the standards,” Jodaitis said. He was evaluated,” he said. legislature’s Banking Committee NEW DELHI, India — Prime Thompson fete sold out director general of the Inter­ WASHINGTON - “ Satisfac­ assistant commander of sion, said that the exemptions will be said that the exemption from stan­ has approved a bill designed to Minister Morarji Desai’s new The Sewer Department budget in­ 100 FREE S&H national Atomic agency. “The tory” progress is reported so far Thailand’s army and troops that granted in three categories — color, dards would give the town four years Guests attending the testimonial dinner for John keep banks from arbitrarily tur­ THURMONT, Md. — President cabinet members were sworn in cludes a cost analysis of each of the technological cat is out of the bag in direct — but secret — U.S. rebeled with him against the odor, and turbidity (clearness) of the to pass a bond issue referendum, Thompsori will be r^uired to present their tickets at the ning down mortgage applications Carter relaxed today at Camp ti^ay, but the political leader who unit processes at the sewage treat­ and it cannot be put back," he negotiations with Cuba over ruling junta today surrendered, water. design a filtration facility and build GREEN STAMPS from inner city residents. David, monitoring the Vance mis­ did not get the No. 2 job refused to ment plant. Such a breakdown brings door. The event, which is sold out, will be held Thursday said Friday. fishing limits. ending an abortive coup attempt, Jodaitis said that water from wells it. the town into line with Environmen­ at the Army-Navy Club beginning at 6:30 p.m. There will with a $10.00 purchase sion to Moscow, and looking to join the government and became is in good condition. government spokesmen said. tal Protection Agency requirements be no tickets sold at tbe door. "Well-wise, we’re clean. We have for cost-rate structures. ■” U.S. Rep. William R. Cotter will be guest speaker at no real problem with wells,” he said. The Water Department budget in­ the Thompson dinner. The problem is with drinking water cludes detail on the cost of each Thompson is being honored for his service as a town West Hartford that comes from reservoirs. water source involved in supplying director and former mayor. He resigned from the Board m & r n s m s s Promotions valid Glastonbury! Manchester residents. of Directors last month when he became executive direc­ WINF MoiilT SAVES NEW HAVEN (UPI) - U.S. Fran Taylor of the Water Depart­ tor of the Connecticut State Employes Association. The weather lafe COUPON SAVINGS District Judge Robert Zampano ment explained the reason for the Inside today W omen’s Club Thursday approved nine Connecticut detail in this year’s budget. HARD HOME PAK Clear tonight, low in 20s. Mostly sun- state police promotions disputed in a “There’s been some talk about one Deficiency bill signed S *’’8*’ *" •ow to mid 50s. race bias suit. central (water) plant. This is a step 2i*ioo «ecipitation probability zero through Area news.......lo Editorial 4 to host party ^sm ess..............7 H.S. World .... 8 6 The judge, however, ordered state to intelligently evaluate the system HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. Ella T. Grasso has signed Sunday. National weather forecast EIGHTEEN PAGES , . 5 map on Page 15. : Manchester-A City of Village Charm .......... 9 Obituaries....... 18 police to provide 14 days notification to see which areas are costing us into law a bill to bail out state agencies who overspent (jUARTS // Classified .., .13-16 Sports .. ll-i2 The executive board of the of any future promotions for ‘capital’ number of dollars,” he said. their budgets and need more money to complete the WEEKEND INSIDE MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1977 - VOL. XCVL No, ' Women’s Club of Manchester will fiscal year.
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