24 MANC'UKSTKK IIKKAl-1). Wcdncsdiiy. Aimust I, 1!)H4 Proposal jeopardizes New Hampshire’s primary status spending.” which he predicted will Rep. A1 Swift, D-Wash., another lation Tuesday to re(|uire presiden­ • They're good states. They're The March-to-June period was Bv Robert Shepard top $1 billion this year for all co-sponsor, acknowledged Con­ tial primaries or caucuses to be good people." he said at a news recommended by a special com­ Weaving mill housing This oasis comes U.S. gymnasts United Press International presidential and congressional gress probably does not have time held no earlier than the second conference. "Yet tho.se people in mission appointed by the Demo­ cratic National Committee and races. this year to act on the bill but .said WASHINCTON A bipartisan Tuesday in March and no later the la.st 20 to 30 years have had adopted by the committee in 1982. Sen. Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz., hearings could be held and the still In ‘feasibility stage’ with Its own pool group of House and Senate than the second Tuesday in June. more to say about who our slip Into second Objections from New Hampshire said the proposed change would proposal could be ' put on the top of members, thinking ahead to the By getting the jump on other president is going to be than all the and Iowa have prevented enforce­ not interfere with the states' right the agenda for next year.” 1988 eleelion, suggesting a states. Iowa and New Hampshire people in California and New York ... page 3 ... page 11 page 14 ore to choose how they will vote for Supporters of the early, small- shorter primary se ison to bring hiive a disproportionate influence combined," ment of the rule. Rep. Silvio Conte, R-Mass., said presidential candidates. state primaries say it gives lesser- early starters such as Iowa and on the presidential selection pro­ Iowa began the process this year restraints on the primary .season "W e are not telling the states known candidates a chance for New Hamiishire in 1 ine with other cess. said Hep Morris Udall, by holding caucu.ses F’eb. 20 and how to select. Only the tim ing," he success by campaigning at the ■States D-Ari/.., w ho made an unsuccessful New Hampshire followed with the also would ease the "chronic problem of excessive campaign said. gras.s-roots level. The lawmakers int roduced legis hid for the presidency in 1976 nation’s first primary Feb. 28. Humid tonight: Manchester, Conn. rain Friday Thursday, August 2, 1984 REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK — See page 2 UJanrh^at^r Hrralfi Single copy: 25<t Water Front featuring: This water front house is on a quiet lake in Ashford and has 120 46 hostages safe feet on the water. It has 3 bed­ ED GORMAN rooms, enclosed porch, work­ ASSOCIATES 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST, MANCHESTER out basement and fireplace. The Explosion rips 646-4040 house is in immaculate condition and Is priced at only $74,900. Call today to see It. hAn i< Ih M M li Htill through jetiiner 2 By Steve Hagey plane before the explosion tore had refused to release the prison­ ■4, N-1^ Finally building lots with room United Press International through the cockpit. No other ers today. •It details were immediately “ They have placed explosives at to enjoy the great outdoors! BEIRUT, Lebanon — An explo­ available. different parts of the plane and sion ripped through the cockpit of a An Air France spokesman con­ intend to blow it up," the agency Announcing: hijacked Air France jetliner at firmed that passengers and crew Quoted the captain, Jean Nicol, as Tehran's airport today but the 46 still aboard the jet had been freed telling Meherahad International hostages were safely taken off the and were safe but said nothing Airport control tower by radio. plane before the blast, French about an explosion. YOU SENSE LUXURY radio reported. A spokesman in the Iranian “ The hijackers have made the •nd good tu la YVhan you stop into th ii unufuaily boauliful Contamporary w /aciid cedar consiruclton The park ay er>try way laada in lo large liv at grm lhal There was no immediate word on prime minister's office in Tehran decision because their demand has haa a lofi & balcorry Thera are glaaa alvlars frorrt the dinmg rm to a deck A GLASTONBURY $119,900 the fate of three Arab hijackers confirmed in a telephone conversa­ not been met by the French hiichan w /appiartcaa T ha3ba(*rTia are ort ir>a mair> level wilh iha rrtaalar MOUNTAIN WOODS Spectacular view of Hartford and located on the 1 tth Ruridray. ttiia lovely badrm haVtrtg a pnvalabalh/dfaaaxngrrYv There laalao a gam arm oN the living who commandeered the Boeing 737 tion that there had been an government," Nicol was Quoted as rm Lower level iMYtiiyrm w/ftrapiaca 2cargaragaandiaur>dryrm Siluatadort cuatom Ranch fe itu re i 3 bedrooms, kite hen wlthbuilt-m9 lif f i Moor laun­ dry flagaione patio 2 car garage Call for pertonaliied lour M9-4M0 » ' airliner Tuesday on a flight from explosion aboard the hijacked jet. saying by IRNA, the official a wooded landacapad lot 'BraathUking' UP I photo Frankfurt to Paris with 64 people "A ll the people are all right," the Iranian hews agency. aboard. spokesman said. President Reagan points out areas of his Located on Birch Mt. Road, these The hijackers issued a statement meet on the ranch during the president’s The hijackers had threatened to The three hijackers, who were saying they were “ Moslems for the ranch to Archbishop Pio Laghi, the vacation. 1.5 - 2.28 acre wooded building blow it up after the French Lebanese, had demanded that Liberation of Jerusalem," a pre­ Apostoiic Nuncio Wednesday as the two / France free five pro-Khomeini lots await your inspection. If you government refused their de­ viously unknown group, and that mands to release five pro- extremists who had tried to their action was directed against assassinate a former Iranian have always wanted to live In Khomeini militants imprisoned in the French government "because France in exchange for the prime ministers living in exile of its cooperation with the Zionists Latest shift by the Soviets hostages. outside Paris, and its anti-Moslem policy.” Manchester--then we invite you French radio said all 46 hostages Jean Perrin, the French charge COUNTRY CONNOISSEUR were safely evacuated from the d'affaires in Tehran, said France A flight attendant, released from Poiaa dal ih a lo p o lih a g w H ia naa. at the andolanvoodad drive ihiaB oilon home to inspect these lovely wooded the Boeing 737 early today, told a oliara ell Iha ngrediania oi a 20lh oeniury commuiabie i^ iiy home' A maatar bland o( privacy oouniry and adaplabihly Eleven rma 4 badrma 2 bathe on French radio station the hijackers, rtaariy 2acfaa of landacaped apace Ar> adcWionaieRpanae oiiivin g va o a o n th a lots. 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Dupuis pons in space before the election. last week, reaffirmed its accep­ we can not to lose federal funds." terms and the fifth a 20-year While posing for pictures at his 1 /^ United Press International "It seems to me that the Soviets tance of a Soviet offer for talks on O'Neill also said the state would sentence. ranch, Reagan, >vhose advisers truly don’t want to sit down and "the militarization of outer a HARTFORD — Gov. William A. consider reQuests from the Depart­ have been eager for break­ SRnce the plane landed in Iran talk with us right now," a senior space." through in the arms control GOLFER’S PARADISE O’Neill has promised that the state ment of Mental Retardation for early Wednesday, the hijackers administration official said He also acknowledged Reagan will work to improve a state additional staff.