PACK S'IXTKKN _ KVKMN(i HK.UAl.l), Tues., April 3, 1979 Trash Haulers Directors’ Agenda Short BU;kK(; PiiARSO^ two that would discontinue Memorial vote on a proposed ordinance that Street, which runs between Haynes would require a referendum ^pr the 4 Tleralil Rrporler '' To Be Weighed and Russell streets, and transfer the transfer of any municipal service to MANCHESTER - The Town property to Manchester Memorial any regional government. Committee Approves New Office Building Analyst Inspects Town Yanks, Royals, Dodgers, SOUTH WINDSOR - Trash haulers on'their way to Board of Directors will have one of Hospital. That ordinance originally was East Windsor will be stopped at the South Windsor border its shortest agendas in months when Equal School Funding Planned hy Aircraft To Update Bond Rating Two other public hearings are for proposed by former Director Vivian Phillies Baseball j^icks and taken to the nearest weigh station beginning today, it meets tonight at 8 o’clock in the appropriations to the Board of Ferguson. The board apparently will Page 3 Page 3 j Page 10 according to Town Manager Allan Young, Municipal Building's Hearing Room. Page 11 Education's General Fund budget. vote against the proposal because the The action has come in response to two petitions ^.................................... .......... — For the first time, the board will be town attorney's office has ruled the presented to the Town Council during its regular session One of the. appropriations, $12,168. operating under its new format for matter is not an appropriate one for meetings, which includes a separate would be fund^ with a grant from Monday night. the federal Department of Health, an ordinance. • Young said that he has met with two private haulers agenda item for presentation of bid Education and Welfare. The second. The Democratic members of the who have agreed to use Route 5 as ah alternative to the waivers and a consent calendar. lHanrh^Htpr $500, would be a payment ordered by , board are opposed to fiie proposed or- residential streets, however Young said that West Hart­ ‘ One bid waiver, for cleaning the the court for restitution of damages dinance.. They would have voted to Rain Tonight, ford's Public Work's Director said that he would have to digester at the sewage treatment paused by a student. j reject it last month, but they only confer with the town manager before committing the plant, will be presented. Cioar Thursday < The final hearing item is an $88,868 had four members present at the town to the alternative route. All five public hearing items have appropriation to the Community meeting. It takes five votes to reject Detail* on page 2 The trucks - weighing up to and possibly exceeding been marked for the consent calen­ Development BIc,.< Grant fund,That an item. some 75.000 pounds - have been pounding their way dar. Separate public hearings still 'money, recently approved by the The board also may act on a across Graham and Neiderwerfer Roads, according to will be held for each item, but the Capitol Tlegion Council of revised Affirmative Action Plan, the petitions. board will vote to accept all items in Governments, is to be used by the consideration of reclassification of Twenty-seven persons, representing 90 percent of the one vote. £ tm ttu g town for site improvements at the 40 two Comprehensive Employment residents of Niederwerfer Road, presented a petition to Any item marked for the consent new housing units for the elderly and Training Act (CETA) positions Moving Again the council objecting to the use of the road by trucks. calendar may be removed and acted Vol. XCVIII, No. 156 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, April 4, 1970 I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 * 20$ Single Copy • ISC Home Delivered adjacent to Spencer Village, in the Water Department, and con­ Town Attorney Richard Rittenband told the council on separately if one director objects CHICAGO (UPI) - Jane Byrne, I The board’s unfinished business in­ sideration of amendments for the that two recent court cases which dealt with similar to its listing as a consent item. 5-foot-4 and a shade over 100 h / . cludes appointment of a member to operation of then^.outh Commission. cases of trucks using residential roads differed in final The five public hearings include pounds, promised a government Tn'vn Fthifc fommissinn and a findings. thp with integrity, a concentration on . i believe we cannot restrict truck traffic, " said neighborhoods, and a determina­ Rittenband. If we restrict traffic, discriminating against tion "to get the city moving Dental Clinic Ruled Proper trucks, we will end up in court," Retiree Honored again," after winning the Young said that he believed-the present approach of ^ Alfred Hayber recently. retired after Board Heeds Law Advice mayoralty Tuesday with a bigger | By GRKG PEARSON his three-page decision delivered this The Advisory Board of Health Two groups of dentists made right to select a certain proposal ip. MANCHESTER - The Eighth Street, was at Monday night's victory than anyone since 1901. enlisting the aid of the haulers was the most productive working for. 12 years with^the Town of counsel for the district, ruled the dis­ lirruld Reporter morning to Town Manager Robert selected this plan, submitted by Dr. proposals to help do so. The town such a situation, f way of dealing with the situation. Utilities District Board of Directors trict should not have a special meeting. He did not speak at the ' Mrs. Byrne had 671,189 votes for I Weiss. Michael Goodman and four olher^ picked one it had reason to believe "The dentists are right that this is MANCHESTER -The town's "If they flatly refuse then we can enlist another ap­ Manchester's Building Department. Hayber took the advice of its attorney Mon­ meeting for such a request. meeting, however, , a percentage of 82.11 percent. The Barlow was assignedAW issue the dentists at 452 Tolland Turdpike, was better able to meet the need,” coercion. But it comes no where near proposed low-cost dental service proach, " said Young. served as a deputy inspector with the depart­ day night and rejected the idea of “ It is my opinion that the district Smith has been an opponent of the' most the late Mayor Daley got in | opinion because Dr. J ^ n Barry Jr. over one proposed by the local dental Barlow said. meeting the court tests for violating program is proper, attorney Councilman Edward Havens asked Young to make the ment and was honored at a luncheon given by scheduling a special meeting to con­ has no power to form its own inland- Buckland Commons project. his 20-year reign was 77.67 per­ —the brother of Davra Barry, town society.. The dentists who had signed the the constitutional right of freedom to Malcolm Barlow has ruled. town of West Hartford aware of the petitions which had his fellow town employees. He lives in sider making the board the inland- wetlands commission," LaBelle “Anything that’s going to affect,, cent in 1975, Mrs. Byrne will be in­ attorney— was one of the dentists The proposal by Goodman and Drs. petition had said,the proposal would contract,” he said. The propriety of that program was been presented to the council. wetlands agency for the district. , wrote. ^ inland-wetlands in the Eighth augurated April 16, and im-1 who signed the petiiion challenging Winfield Danielson Jr,, Richard Referrals and processing for the Marlborough with his wife, Grace. questioned by a group of dentists, limit the freedom of choice for In other matters. Young informed the council that The town's Planning and Zoning District Director Robert mediately promised to work for | the program. Freiheit, Joseph Shinn and Kathleen program will .bt done by the town’s District should gq through the dis­ who submitted a petition March 19 to patients who quMify for the program Recreation Director .James Snow has reviewed the im­ Commission now acts as the inland- Bletchman moved to accept -a "a new renaissance " for Chicago. The proposed program, approved Kowalski established higher income Health Department, according to the (vhurch Sets Services trict," Smith said about the proposal Town Manager Robert Weiss. since they would gel the reduced-cost mediate and future baseball field needs for South Wind­ wetlands agency for the entire town. La Belle’s decision. Bi,^rector by the town's Adv^ory Board of maximum- limits for persons service only at the one office, proposal. A spokesman for the after it was submitted last month. The program will provide reduced sor — the study came as a result of a reque.st by the VERNON - hfext Sunday, F^alm Sunday, Union A group of 11 residents submitted a Lawrence Noone seconded it and.said Health, would estahnsh an interim qualifying (or the,q)|^ram. “The prospective dental patient department was not available this He did admit then that Bucfkland Decisive Win costs for dental care to residents who American Legion for more ball fields in town. Snow con­ Congregational Church Will have a vesper service at 7 petition last month that the district's that no other information had been dental clinic at the Tolland Turnpike For instanpef^jjfat plan set a appears to me not under undue morning to explain the department’s Commons "is definitely one of the meet financial guidelines of the cluded that the town needs two additional softball fields p.m in the sanctuary to make the start of Holy Week. hoard become the agency for the dis­ presented to dispute the attorney’s reasons” for the proposal. SAN MATEO, Calif. (UPI) - office of five dentists.