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House Backs SALT Plan . / s; y / / PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 18.1972 Senator Scores Hanoi Visitors Trooper Standards WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Lawton Chiles of Florida has Heading for Court MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19,1972 VOL. XCI, NO. 273 FOURTEEN accused actress Jane Fonda and MANCHESTER A City o f Village Char HI former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Qark, HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - A number of troopers opposed both recent visitors to North Viet­ “Come hell or highwater we will the changes which include nam. of undercutting Congress on be in court with this very elimination of minimum height the war issue. quickly," says a union official of standards and high school The Florida Democrat told the controversial changes in the re­ diploma requirements and AAanager^s MID-SUAAAAER Senate on Thursday that he quirements for recruiting state lowering the minimum age from Water believes comments made by Miss police. 21 to 18. Fonda and Gark about their William D. Hickey, a former Sgt. Charles Wilkerson, presi­ trooper now with the Connecticut dent of the state police chapter of Dan PanzuUo House Backs visits “have created such an adverse public reaction that it State Employes Association, the CSEA, said legal action would CLEARANCE SALE Rates makes impossible for Congress to made the vow Thursday after the be taken in spite of the promised undertake successfully any state Personnel Policy Board up­ grievance hearing because the measure seeking to legislate an held the changes but agreed to board had let stand its vote last G.E. G.E. Panasonic end to the Vietnam war.” hold a grievance hearing. week in favor of the new stan­ AIR VACUUM Custom Up 22% He said Miss Fonda had let The meeting was attended by dards. SPRAY-STEAM CLOCK herself be used by the North about 35 state troopers and “We have been convicted of SALT Plan CONDITIONERS CLEANERS Automatic The privately owned and would urge the President to Vietnamese and that antibom­ representatives from a dozen having lousy standards," Wilker­ and DRY IRON RADIO WASHINGTON (AP) - The limiting each country to two Manchester Water Co., which defensive antimissile sites. seek the same numerical equality bing statements attributed to local police departments, but son told newsmen after the CLOSEOUT CLOSEOUT DEHUMIDIFIER Model F72 With AM-FM House has approved the five-year they were not invited to speak. services 3,541 customers in the U.S.-Soviet missile freeze with But the vote was delayed when in a permanent offensive Clark by Radio Hanoi leaves meeting, and he disputed the idea •Automatic 6 Only that the old standards may have Floor Samples Floor Samples North End plus 5 in South Wind­ only seven dissenting votes but the White House endorsed weapons treaty that it won in the Clark "coming across as denoun­ •Hose Drain Outlet discriminated against blacks and Clearance sor, will ralM its rates an average more numerous expressions of Jackson's amendment and the treaty limiting each country to cing the United States. Model RC 7878 ol 22 per cent on Tuesday. Puerto Ricans. Clearance •Steel Cabinet trepidation. Senate became embroiled in con­ two antimissile sites. “The result: American public Frigidaire, G.E. SAVE $20.00 House Votes "The fact of the matter is they The Public Utilities Conunis- The resolution approving the troversy over whether that meant The FYesident has asked both opinion is affected negatively: Norge, Westinghouse, Hoover, Eureka' Swivel Casters for the House and Senate to approve do not want the job, but the sion jPUC), which authorized the interim agreement passed by a Nixon was willing to put a new Congress, which must have Philco, Fedders. Easy Roll-Around the five-year interim agreement standards do not preclude them rate hike about two weeks ago 329-7 vote Friday, although interpretation on the May 26 public support, is once again un­ Busing Bans Regina, Lewyt on offensive weapons before from getting the job. and there but which had held the effective several House members voiced Moscow accord. dercut in its efforts to find a end NO REASONABLE U.S.-Soviet negotiators begin (Continued from Page 1) are plenty of intelligent black and day In abeyance, pending receipt concern that it might allow the Jackson's amendment is to a to the war." trying to work out a permanent Puerto Rican people in this state of a new schedule of rates, has Soviets to achieve nuclear resolution approving the agree­ desegregation was rejected 211 to ' OFFER REFUSED ordered the increases as of com­ ment, not the agreement itself. one 'this fall. 174. who can qualify for the job," 5 5 9 .9 7 superiority. •Instant Spray mencement of business Aug. 22. The action came as Congress O'Hara said he was one of the Wilkerson said. The 22 per cent rate hikes will adjourned until Sept. 5 for the OEO Director congressmen who helped break The personnel board insited •Fabric Setting including produce an estimated $81,847 in Republican National Convention up the practice of sending whites that a paper ballot taken last Permanent Press In Hospital added revenue - $68,759 from and Labor Day. to white schools and blacks to week decided the matter, but it agreed to give opponents of the metered customers, $10,972 from "1 just pray this will not be a WASHINGTON (AP) - Phillip black schools on the basis of race. 3 Only public fire protection agencies, Enemy Cuts off Regular Retail 518.97 nuclear Yalta,” said Rep. Roman And he said he is just as opposed new standards another chance to V. Sanchez, the director of the Model and 1^,116 from private fire C. Pucinski, D-Ill., who voted to sending them to mixed schools voice their objections at a Floor Price Office of Economic Opportunity, #DHI protection. with the majority, as did most solely on the basis of race. grievance hearing 5 9 .9 7 Solid State, Fold to Travel has undergone surgery to remove The company had applied for others who voiced similar fears. House blacks accused white No date was set for the hearing. an obstruction of the right an average rate increase of 26.8 Senate approval remains Major Roads civil-rights activists who opposed State Commissioner Geveland kidney. per cent - enough to bring it stalled over an amendment 9 segregation in the South of tur­ Fuessenich said "no comment" Lt. Col. Dennis R. Derby, chief $96,773 in additional revenue. proposed by Sen, Henry M. ning against them and trying to when asked about the possible of urology at Malcom Grow The lower rate approved by the Jackson. D-Wash., urging Presi­ ban busing now that it has spread legal action, adding, ' I've said so Hospital at Andrews Air Force PUC was because of a difference dent Nixon to seek U.l-Soviet In the South to the North. much I'm hoarse." Base, where the surgery was per­ Fiiessenich. who favors the of interpreting the financial equality in weapons numbers in formed Wednesday, said he an­ "Man. we don^need you if you figures submitted by the water any permanent treaty replacing won't vote with us in the clutch. " ■ new standards and says they ticipated normal recovery. won't lower the quality of company at a July 19 public the interim accord. The Senate SAIGON (AP) — North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces Rep. Ronald V. Dellums, D- hearing. - takes up the measure after the were reported today to have cut major highways on three Calif.. said in a fiery speech. troopers, said he would continue RECORD LOAD touring barracks in an effort to The PUC reasoned that the congressional recess. sides of Saigon. South Vietnamese troops moved out trying "You might as well send us a real $81,847 in estimated additional The five-year agreement signed KALISPELL, Mont. (AP) - racist. At least we would know talk troopers into favoring them, Extra Care for Republican Leaders to reopen them. A log hauling firm here revenue was sufficient to enable by Nixon and Soviet Communist where he stands ' too. transported logs in seven the company "to assure con­ Guards watch plush Doral Hotel in Miami Beach as police take extra care. Story Page 2. (AP photo) party chief Leonid Brezhnev in Field reports said Highway 1 Rep William Clay, D-Mo., South Vietnamese Rangers trailers behind a .150- tinued, adequate and safe ser­ Moscow May 26 freezes land and was cut about 25 miles east of maneuvering nearby were being horsepower truck for 32 miles suggested sarcastically that the vice, to provide for necessary r sea-based intercontinental mis­ Saigon. Hundreds of South Viet­ House go further and write Lotteries pounded by artillery. Low clouds recently and claimed a new expansion to meet future re­ siles plus missile-firing sub­ namese reinforcements moved prevented air strikes this mor­ world record for hauling logs in slavery into the bill. quirements, and still maintain a marines at the numbers in force into the area in efforts to root out one load. Nixon's backers praised his ning. Here is a state-by-state list of hoped-for 7.7 per cent rate of GOP Wooing Democrats or under construction. Communist troops on both sides FYesident Nguyen Van Thieu The gross weight of the load busirfg curbs as putting the the lottery numbers drawn this of the highway near the town of totaled 674,860 pounds, and the return.” The Russians are limited to has predicted that the Com­ emotional issue under realistic week: Trang Bom. seven logging trailers The PUC, in a second decision - join with us in a new coalition for arrangements of their own 1975, reduce U.S.
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