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Iiiiiiiiiiiiniiinlliiiiv South of the Globe Hollow Reservoir) PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 15, 1976 culation — a situation that quarter of a liter of urine. Montemayor said “I asked them to explain within two or three hours.” Doctor says Hughes died was worsened by the in­ In addition he had sores all Hughes had the left s'de of to me why they had not The Mexican did not give explicable fact that his over his body, his eyes and his thorax sunken and his taken him to the Houston details on what response he head was raised,” said the extremities were breathing was weak, he Medical Center which he received from the Hughes of sickness called neglect Mexican. paralyzed, and there was added. (Hughes) owned,” medical team, nor exactly “He was suffering from bleeding from a wound on Angered by what he Montemayor said. how it was that he was ACAPULCO, Mexico not getting the medical bones, unconscious, with extreme dehydration and the left side of his'head, ap­ found, Montemayor said he “1 also warned them that summoned to the dying (UPI) — Although he was attention he needed, the an epileptic aspect because in the previous 24 hours parently from an open criticized the American if he got any less medical man’s hideout in the first one of the richest men in Mexican said. of a lack of cerebral cir- had produced only a benign tumor.” doctors present. attention he would die place. **The BHght One** the world, the late Howard ."Howard Hughes died of TWENTY PAGES 7» - ' - Hughes died of "a sickness a sickness called neglect,” called neglect,” according he said. TWO SECTIONS MANCHESTER, 0 )N N ., FRIDAY, APRIL 1 6 ,1 9 7 6 - VOL. XCV, No. 188 PRICEt nrCEEN CENTS to a Mexican physician He said he expressed his V lllllllllll who was called in to dissatisfaction to the ■laiBitaMaiBi examine the billionaire in American doctors when he his final hours of life here. saw the billionaire shortly Deli Department Specials Dr. Victor Manuel before he was put aboard a ( CHOICEST MEA TS ^ Land 6 Lakaa Ruaaar's Montemayor Martinez, in chartered jet for Houston N e w s an interview with the last April 5 in a futile effort AMERICAN $ 1 O A COOKED BUTT PORTIONIN TOWN Huge oil rig capsizes; Mexico City newspaper El to save his life. Hughes CHEESE ....... lb. Sol de Mexico, said he was dead when the plane HAM....... s u m m a ry found Hughes unconscious, reached that city. f u l l y Ruster’e Wunderbar Weaver’a his body covered with Montemayor said ‘‘it HAM COOKED GERMAN oQt (aiiiWEii sores and consisting of would be very difficult to SHANK HALF Compiled Irom 12 men believed dead "nothing more than skin determine” why Hughes BOLOGNA .............. o D' r o u ...... > U 9 Our Own United Press Internellonal and bones.” did not receive better Grots & Welgle Special, ecial PORT ARANSAS, Tex. (UPI) - A missioned in January, broke away down. I don’t think there was any HAM .lb. Although he had four medical attention. giant oil rig under tow in the stormy from towships. way to get air because ventilation is American doctors in atten­ ‘‘Senor Hughes was COLE C Q C EASTER $ 1 ) A BUTT HALF S ta te Gulf of Mexico broke lose and sank “It was rough,” said survivor Ellis at the top.” dance at his 20th floor hotel nothing more than skin and SLAW......... lb. 9 9 KIEIBASA....i. 1 . 9 9 Thursday night. The Coast Guard R. Whitt of Shreveport, La., a motor- Whitt said he never saw the second hideout here, Hughes was HAM French-Dutch-Pollah-ltallan-Peppar WATERBURY - The sale of said today 12 men trapped in an over­ mah who was among 16 crewmen capsule again. Scovill Manufacturing Co.’s turned survival capsule were feared boarding an identical survival cap­ VRUSSEB^ LOAVES Your choice . * 1 ” Coast Guard spokesman Dave OEM plants in Waterbury and New dead, two others were unaccounted sule. “At 8 o’clock they woke us up Cipra said a helicopter from the Milford was announced early for and 22 survived. and we did what we could to get Lexington plucked the last man from HAM SEMI BONELESS........... today, insuring that nearly 2,- The USS Lexington, on maneuvers things squared away. Newport prepares the water to safety and a tug latched 000 employes will keep their off the Texas coast, dispatched “The rig began to arch more and Illlllllllll onto the first survival capsule early FRESH SLICED jobs. helicopters to assist in the rescue and more and we could see that eventual­ pull the disabled capsule, shaped like ly something drastic was going to today about 30 miles off the Texas Be Sure To Visit Our Newly Enlarged ' coast. for Tall Ships BEEF LIVER .lb. HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. a large saucer, from the rolling sea. happen,” “Where do you want us to ship the Whitt said he entered the first sur­ Cipra said Navy divers, probably Grasso today said she still operating off the aircraft carrier USS WEAVER’S believes the $1.8 billion state bodies,” the Lexington asked on the vival capsule and cast off into the By LAURIE HORN “The crowd that we’re Coast Guard radio channel. Divers turbulent Gulf. Lexington, entered the capsule revenue package she before dawn to try to right it. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) projecting are probably 80 CHICKEN POT PIE .2 lb. FISH DEPARTMENT recommended last February said they could see bodies floating in­ “It was rolling and rocking but — The summer breezes per cent family,” said was better than the one side the orange capsule but could not everyone remained calm,” he said. MAID RITE ITALIAN STYLE “The capsule is shaped like a flying that will bring more than Russell Brown, president Featuring This Week adopted by the legislature last verify the number of dead. “Five minutes later they got the se­ saucer you might say,” said Stan 100 sailing ships into port in of Urban Dqsign Group. Fresh Frozen week. Seas were 13 feet and winds were cond capsule off, then the rig toppled Cristman, another Coast Guard 6 Ju n e fo r a s p e c ia l After the festival, the VEAL PATTIES . lb. pkg. clocked at 50 knots when the Ocean over and went to the bottom. BREADED spokesman. “It’s about 14 feet in maritime festival will also regatta will sail to New Express, a $12 million platform com­ “It went into the water upside diameter and nine feet high. It’s provide a windfall for the York for July 4th SWORD $ R e g io n a l bright orange and can handle 28 festivities under the ALSO FOR YOUR EASTER TABLE... economy of this resort ci­ Tobin First Prize Fresh Klelbasa, Oubuque Fleur- people,” ty- auspices of Operation Sail. BOSTON — An antibusing He said the capsule was equipped The names of the From New York, the fleet De-Lis Hams, Morrell’s E-Z Cut Ham, Boneless FISH 2 .5 9 member of the Boston School Town revenue sources with survival gear, including majestic square-riggers will split in two and port- Hams P.S. Also Don’t Forget Our New Bakery Department. You’ll Be Glad You Committee, Elvira Palladino, hatchets, oxygen, life preservers, Taking a spin hop at harbors along the Happy Easter To All are as exotic as their past; ^ Stopped.___________________________ ^ says Jerome Winegar, the new­ fire extinguishers and boat hooks. Taking a spin around the Charter Oak parking lot on their un­ “Dar Pomorza” (Poland), Atlantic Coast. ly appointed headmaster for reviewed at workshop The capsule, assuming it is intact, is The consultants are icycles are Lisa Blinn, 16, and her brother, Richard, 14, of 176 “Nippon Maru” (Japan), racially unsettled South Boston work accident which is likely, to watertight. pushing the attractiveness Four members of the Board of Charter Oak St. Lisa, who is riding a six-foot unicycle, is plan­ "Esmeralda” (Chile), High School, should be dis­ happen only infrequently, but result The rig was named the Ocean of Newport, known for its Directors Thursday night heard an "Tovarishch" (USSR), missed before he begins his in higft cost. The plan, if it is im­ Express and owned by QDOCO of ning to perform in the Bennet Junior High School talent show. robber-baron mansions, explanation of the revenues the town "Gazelo Primeiro” (U.S.). duties. plemented, would not be effective in New Orleans. It was leased to She learned the art of unicycling at the Footprints on Main St. spectacular views, and in­ expects to receive in next year’s More than 400,000 budget. the next fiscal year. Marathon Oil Co, of Rockport, Tex. and has been riding for one year. (Herald photo by Dunn) tourists are expected to tact pre-revolutionary sea % ^ TAUNTON, Mass. - Mrs. town atmosphere. The explanation came from stream in to see the FULLY COOKED Natalie Chadburn apparently Thomas Moore, town controller. expected 18 international Final plans are expected MARVELS GRADE A has given up hope that her hus­ soon for parking reservoirs While the directors present formed square-riggers and 85 band, Allan, who set out alone no firm conclusions, they agreed that smaller sailing ships finish on the far side of three HAM in an eight-foot sailboat for New Lebanese cease-fire plan accepted bridges that connect the FRESH TURKEYS several of the revenue estimates a Newport-to-Bermuda Portugal more than a year ago, appeared conservative and that the island city to the mainland, BEIRUT (UPI) - Syria and ified stand against any faction that ficial to Damascus to help mediate, Bekaa Valley.
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