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Real Estate This Week 24 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug. 22, 1984 Police clear Bolton constable in incident Area Towns In Brief Bv Sarah Passell investigation was directed by Sgt. works as a security officer, Julian plate number and trace the driver Herald Reporter Anthony Kalkas of Troop K in declined to discuss the incident. through the state motor vehicle Director resigns PBC seat fiiled Shelter group mulls New England Colchester. The selectmen were unable to department. BOLTON — The Board of BOLTON — The town’s direc­ BOLTON - Thu Board of According to Steeles Crossing describe what kind of training "It’s just as easy to go and wait Selectmen voted Tuesday to tor of health, Manchester physi­ Selectmen and the State Police Road resident Mary Anne Rose, the town constables receive on engag­ for him in his driveway," Merrill appoint Mount Sumner Drive downtown possibilities mother of Richard Rose Jr., her cian Howard J. Lock ward, has loves the veep have cleared town Constable ing in high-speed chases and using said. resident Philip A. Pineo, a son sped away from Julian when announced his decision to resign Kevin Julian of wrongdoing in a their guns. But Deputy First Hartford architect, to fill a ... Julian tried to stop him for driving from the post at the beginning of page 3 page 7 May 4 car chase that brought a Selectman Douglas Cheney, who Cheney said after Monday's vacancy on the Public Building a car with a noisy muffler. meeting that he would release a October. complaint from the mother of the led Monday's meeting in the Commission. teenage driver on whom Julian Julian followed and finally absence of First Selectman Henry more detailed explanation of the Lockward told the Board of Pineo works for the architec­ stopped Rose near the railroad pulled a gun. P. Ryba, said constables are state police ruling that was sent to Selectmen in an Aug. 16 letter tural firm of Jeter. Cook and tracks by Steeles Crossing Road, Mrs. Rose, but only after he is sure In a statement released at their trained to follow the same proce­ that he was timing his resigna­ Jepson. He will replace former Mrs. Rose told the selectmen in regular meeting Tuesday, the dures state troopers learn at the she has received the selectmen's tion to coincide with his retire­ commission member John July. She said he drew his revolver selectmen said; "U is the Board of state police training academy in letter in the mail. ment from private medical Sambogna, who asked not to be and ordered Rose and his compan­ Merrill and a Manchester police Selectmen's belief that Constable Meriden. practice. reappointed when his term ion to lie on the ground while he spokesman both said la.st month Kevin Julian acted in a competent The commander of Troop K, Lt. expired at the end of June. radioed for a slate trooper. and professional manner, drawing Lawrence Merrill, has said that ■ that an officer might chase a car if Lockward recommended the Pineo is not politically Rain likely tonight; Manchester, Conn. upon the training he had pre­ Mrs. Rose called her son's state police are taught to avoid he thinks there is something town appoint his associate, conduct "foolish. " But she suspicious about its occupants. affiliated. partly sunny Friday Thursday, Aug. 23. 1984 viously received and continues to chasing drivers at high speeds Charles W. Wickersham, to But he was the town OOP’s charged that Julian was "irrespon- receive." when they suspect no more than a Asked why the Barracks will not replace him as health director. recommendation for the open­ — see page 2 Single copy: 25® Police declined to disclose any sible'' and ''grossly routine motor vehicle violation. release details of the investigation. Selectmen took no action on his undertrained." ing. Town contractor James details of the investigation, which Merrill said after the May 4 Merrill replied. "That’s the way recommendation at their regu­ Bousfield was the Democrats Hanrhpatrr Hmifi Contacted recently at Sears in was undertaken lust month at the incident that troopers are encour­ it's always been and we don't want lar meeting Tuesday. nomination. request of the selectmen. The the Manchester Parkade, where he aged to take down the cur's license to set a precedent." Jubilant Republicans featuring: ■m hibii iMIi M M M M M li NiM REAL ESTATE await rousing finale Bv Laurence AAcQuIllan QUALITY UNSURPASSED United Press International THIS WEEK DALLAS — Ronald Reagan and George Bush, renominated by a Republican convention confident of victory, deliver acceptance Finally building lots with room speeches tonight that cast the GOP as “ Ameiica’s party” in a fight to enjoy the great outdoorsi with Democratic “ doom and despair." Announcing: The 2,235 delegates ratified the nomination of the president and vice president Wednesday night to set the stage for tonight’s show­ case conclusion of a four-day spectacle without suspense. “ By the time this convention UST HMTFOIID , $87,900 MOUNTAIN WOODS OutHty and Comfortai* yours intNalovaly 7 roomCapacomplataty rsmodaladwtth ¥i badrooms.2 ends, the Republican Party will be balhs, rac room ooith waf bar and n aw v in y la ila rlo r Mova-ln condlllon and maticulousihroughout. CaH for mora datails 64>4060 well on its way to becoming America’s party,” Reagan jubi­ Located on Birch Mt. Road, these lantly declared to ardent suppor­ pick any home and compare it to this gra­ ters waiting for his virtual cious 3 bedroom home on Porter Street. 1.5 - 2.28 acre wooded building coronation. Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater. Hugh fireplaced living room that any fam­ lots await your inspection. If you the champion of the right who ily can fit comfortably into, rec room with suffered a crushing 1964 defeat at have always wanted to live in the hands of Lyndon Johnson, bar and a fabulous lot! Reduced for im­ Manchester—then we invite you bestowed his blessings on the GOP mediate sale! Will Qualify for 13%%. FIXED incumbent. to inspect these lovely wooded “ In your hearts, you know he’s RATE YANKEE MAC MORTGAGE! ...Call / . m f right," Goldwater said of Reagan UPI photo 646-2482 lots. For details call: to the roar of the convention hall — EAST HARTFORD $88,S00 Herald ohoto by Tarquino Texas Senator John Tower (right) hugs his Arizona Salactiva buyara « lll alnoiao ut t)la aioaptional 7* room Colonial laaturlr>g 3 badrooma. 1 '4 batha. IF filled with many who trace their rapiBoad llvtr>g room, finlahad rac room, acraanad-in porch and 2 car Localadinnioafamii'amily political ardor to his own White counterpart, Barry Goldwater, on the podium of the 843 •4060 To Grandmother’s house we go nafghbofhooo Call for an appointmanl. House bid. The approval echoes Republican National Convention Wednesday night in BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. In spite of the rain this morning, grandmother, Jackie Abele, of Chestnut Goldwater’s campaign slogan of 20 years ago. Dallas. Goldwater urged his fellow party members to REALTORS Zinsser Agency four-year-old Nichole Taggart (left), her Street. There’s a good chance rain will keep the conservative tradition. He also repeated an old FR EE 750 Main St., Manchester The 75-year-old Arizona senator 189 WEST CENTER STREET . M A R K E T mother Cheryl, and her youngest continue through the night with clearing also made a ringing repetition of campaign slogan of his: "In your heart, you know he's (Corner of McKee) EVALUATION brother Richard, 3, are off to visit their skies Friday. the declaration he made in his own right. R E A L E S T A T E S E R V IC E S acceptance speech: “ Extremism 646-2482 223 East Centar St., Manchaater 643-4060 646-1511 in the defense of liberty is no vice. ’’ The feisty Goldwater laced his military service" during their The Democrats contend it is a address with attacks on the Demo­ convention last month in San "lavishly produced political com­ SOUTH WINDSOR Doctor fears Sakharovs crats, charging: “ It has been the Francisco. mercial” that is not news, while MANCHESTER foreign policy and defense wea­ A dispute has arisen over the GOP calls it a vital pari of their knesses of Democratic adminis­ whether or not the networks should program. NBC and CNN have trations that have led us into war. ’ ’ air an 18-minute profile of the decided to carry the film, while brainwashed by Soviets He accused the Democrats of president that the Republicans arc 156 E Center St saying "nicer things about the using to introduce him at tonight’s Please turn u> page 10 Manchester Soviet Union than about our session. HAMBURG, West Germany authorities to allow his wife, was drawling and they moved (UPI) — A videotape proves Soviet Yelena Bonner, to leave the slowly and robotlike,’ ’ Bild re­ dissident Andrei Sakharov and his country for medical treatment. ported. “ When Sakharov eats a wife were alive last month but they Despite Soviet assurances the stew he chews slowly.” Real Estate may have been drugged in prepa­ Sakharovs are well, there has been The newspaper quoted the doc­ President reiterates stand ration for brainwashing, a West widespread concern in the West tor as saying, “ Both probably are 647-7653 German newspaper said today. about their condition. getting tranquilizers. They work in “ There is for the first time A physician who viewed the such a way, make you tired — the indisputable proof that the Nobel 20-minute videotape said he brain,too." MANY EXTRAS Prize-winning Sakharov is alive on reiigious, poiiticai ties thought the couple was given The doctor, who the newspaper and has broken off his hunger medicine to influence their think­ did not name, said he could not rule strike," Bild reported in today’s ing — possibly in preparation for Bv Helen Thomas tolerance it requires in order to O’Connor and New York Gov.
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