24 - EVKNINO IlKRALD. Wed.. Orl Ifi, 1980 Bolton24 — ririixrtUiL/, « : constabulary deterrent » to crime w • with He supports having two constables the social changes going in the cruiser because there are respect to crime.” . „ By DONNA HOLLAND "casas where you need two especial­ The general feeling is that Bolton ly on the weekend. That’s a proven residents should feel safer when the Manrlipfitpr ' Hcrulil (:orr<'»|)iiiiNew Jersey, Iran, said the United States "opposes Carter has no plans to meet Iran’s virtually all the Northeast to be re­ suggesting Social Security be made businesses, calls for burglars in the should be beefed up. supports having but you arrest him if necessary.” After being filled out, the true labels. The rolls are un­ Carl Nystrom has been a constable / fcO' 7 (( wrapped to hide Identity. ’Thursday and was told he stands a emphasizing his differences With the any effort to dismember Iran.” prime minister while he is in the elected. Only in New York do the voluntary, and his critical comments vials should be kept in the polls now give him an clear advan­ on Medicare, the minimum wage and for six years. He feels the con­ good chance to take Connecticut. Republican nominee “exceed even United States for an address at the upper right hand corner of Carter said, “We do not intend to unemployment benefits. stabulary is more organized now the ones between Lyndon Johnson United Nations. tage. Rockville students the refrigerator, the safest Rep. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., a and Barry Goldwater in 1964.” inject American troops in any way in He campaigned with Sen. Edward “ This kind of philosophy place in case of fire. U.S. Senate candidate, said a private Carter’s visit today to Connecticut the Persian Gulf region, barring ’The president’s plan for winning Kennedy, a regional favorite, at his permeates the difference between The vials may be ob­ poll he conducted shows Carter in and New York is his third trip this some unpredictable circumstances the Northeast mixes a dash of Teddy side and the senator — who only a few picked for FFA members the Democrats and Republicans — it tained at the Community “very good” shape, leading Ronald week to the electoral vote-rich like a Soviet invasion of Iran or Kennedy with generous servings of months ago called the president a T VERNON— Six students from the Vo-Ag school at Hall or Bolton Pharmacy. something of that kind, which I don’t always has, does now and predicably BOLTON — The Bolton Cadettes for girls in Grades 7,8 Reagan 35 percent to 31 percent in Northeast. questions about what kind of presi­ “clone” of Reagan — warmed up the Rockville High School will be attending the National The program was start^ the state, with John Anderson think is going to happen.” crowds by reminding them of their it will in the future,” the. president or 9 welcomes new members. The scouts meet each At a town meeting in Plttston, Pa., dent Reagan would be and where he Future Farmers of American Convention to be held in by Cynthia Fagan, a But aboard Air Force One coming Democratic past. said. Tuesday from 4:15 to 5:45 p.m. at the Bolton lagging behind at 15 percent Carter also said he was confident the stands. Kansas City, Mo. from Nov. 9-15. member of the Bolton y o u N O W The Rockville Chapter of Future Farmers has six Congregational Church educational building. Ginny Volunteer Fire Depart­ students who are eligible to attend the week-long conven­ Marshall is the scout leader. Any girl who is interested in ment. tion. Five of these students have won trips to represent joining a senior scout troop for girls in Grades 9 through For more information the state in various events. Another student will be 12. is also welcome to attend the meetings or may call call any member of the fire X: Federal grand jury selected by the chapter to be its delegate and one will be Mrs. Marshall for more information. department. selected_as an alternate. The students chosen by the M/>J chapter will be responsible for receiving the awards for 0.,o the chapter which will be receiving a bronze award for WOODSIDE MITIQOES BUYING I Hy-40SSMCETS indicts bomb suspect safety, a bronze award for Building Our American Com­ munities. and a silver award for the National Chapter By MARTIN KEARNS Graham, Dabrowski said. The indict­ investigation. Emblem Awards Program. ment claims Metheny threw a ‘"The formal grand jury indictment Herald Reporter The five students who won the trip are Steve Boyer, GOLD. SILVER foHitfissuT "lighted gasoline firebomb known as in this case, returned within two meats products contest; Steve Farnham, livestock HARTFORD - A federal grand a Molotov cocktail” through a win­ weeks of the offense, should serve judging; Robert Pelton, agricultural mechanics; Jerry WENTIHSTUTLTORTRESPOT jury Wednesday returned a two- dow of the family’s Manchester notice that individuals who commit Stewart, livestock judging; and Mark Walker, hor­ count indictment against a West home. crimes of this nature will face swift Virginia man in connection with the ticulture. • Cbu lM|s • Imiry • Mis According to Dabrowski, the and certain prosecution to the full ex­ Transportation and lodging for these students is Oct. 2 firebombing of black family’s • llM8iii|MirM1K1«lM warrant further charges Metheny tent of the law, “ Blumenthal said. arranged by the stale Department of Education. Each home in Manchester. with unlawful possession of an Metheny was arrested in the early • All Stnliii Silw TM.. student attending is insured by a policy taken out for the ‘20 to ‘90 Charles Norman Metheny, 18, of explosive device which had not been hours of Oct. 2 as he attempted to trip. Two chaperones are also supplied by the state along Webster Springs, W. Va., was registered in the National Firearms leave the state aboard a Greyhound with six vo-ag teachers. *25 to *125 ^ 110 PINE ST. (MANCHESTER charged with “using force to in­ Registration and Transfer Record. It bus bound for West Virginia. State In addition to the students from Rockville, the school corner of HTFD. RD. AND PINE ST. terfere with federal fair housing PHONE 643-4GN HOURS 1-6 (OLD KINGS BLDG.) KEU-LIWloH^ is a federal crime to possess such a police removed him from the bus at a has been asked to send one of the vo-ag teachers because rights in violation of the Civil Rights weapon without registering it, Greenwich toll booth on a warrant of the number of awards Rockville will be receiving. Act of 1968” and with “a violation of Dabrowski said. issued to the Manchester Police Stan Pullen Jr , director of the vo-ag school, said he has TO P PRICES PAIDII the National Firearms Act,” accor­ In a prepared statement, Department. Gilliland was arrested chosen B. Harrison Griffin to represent the staff. He said \5ft OUNCE CPiKS ding to a statement issued by U.S. At­ Blumenthal praised “the outstanding in front of his parent’s home about the state has agreed to pick up $2(X) of the $400 expense of seen elsewhere at 6 for S 1 7 5 torney Richard Blumenthal. investigative efforts of the Federal eight hours later. sending the teacher, Pullen is asking the board to allow If convicted, Metheny could face a Bureau of Investigation and the Both suspects are scheduled to him to make a budget transfer for the remaining $200. He • g u t : maximum of 11 years in jail and $11,- appear Oct. 28 in Hartford County Manchester Police Department, and said in anticipation of this trip he had requested that $400 20% O FF ENTIEE STOCK (XX) in fines, Blumenthal said. Viola­ the important contribution of State’s Superior Court. Metheny is being be set aside under the Level 11 budget for the trip. He VlbUOWCEH CAHOy tion of the National Firearms Act held on $100,(XX) bond, and Gilliland said, "But as all Level 11 items were cut. the money isn’t CLVTCH HANDBAaS Attorney John Bailey Jr.” According UKnot4AU.V BPANO& Af ABOUT alone carries a possible 10 years’ im­ to Blumenthal, "all helped produce a on an $80,000 bond,/in the Hartford available." l'sualtif*9 to*50 elsewhere Our regular (ou* prla* *7 to *30 ^ prisonment and $10,000 fine. prompt re.solution of this important Correctional Center. 6 CuHRMtl According to the Federal Speedy Interest shown F C T A lL This is what is left of the residential area of destroyed by rockets used by Iraqi troopfe?^ ’Trial Act, Metheny must be brought m -S 0%OFFPRICES Dizful injhe oil-rich province of Khuzestan in (IJPI photo) to trial within 70 days, A1 Dabrowski, in Bolton job southwest Iran Monday. The area was chief assistant U.S. Attorney said. rhoo.st* /rofii on In I MissHVfteKeeNCR -hkiii. The state has also charged Metheny BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen received two I credible sfU'cHofi q| i k h i m k with first-degree arson in connection thtxscloy. letters from highway workers who are interested in the Ifni/u’rs./nbrlrs and | I oduT rnalVrials,' with the same incident. That charge open position of crew leader. is a Class A felony and carries with it The selectmen voted recently to fill the post, which has /ncliided are detach Victory claims grow a possible life sentence. , Town priorities Republican-“Truth Squad” blasts been open since the public works department was formed able shoulder straps, Eugene R. Gilliland Jr., 17, of 49 President's Carter’s handling of and since the highway workers unionized. cut out handles, hide­ BASRA. Iraq (UPI) - Iranian Iraq’s battlefield commander said the front Wednesday night, said Iraqi Bolton officials met last night to the nation’s economic dilemma in away chains... tn the SKXtBMS troops and Abadan citizens dug street his forces isolated Abadan city by Oliver St., Manchester, also faces a The selectmen did not take action to fill the position latest fashion colors. troops “marching towards” Abadan state charges of first-degree arson in discuss priorities for future town an exclusive interview at The xsscrw crraRtuF trenches today in preparation for slicing all roads leading to it. All six controlled Abadan radio station, but facillUes and suggestions Included that would become vacant if one of the workers becomes Styb.’s sboum are rep the firebombing, but has not been Herald. Page 20. rt^ntoliveofa group. “hand-to-hand” combat with in­ pipelines carrying crude oil south to Iraq made no claim to have entered a transfer station, fire station and crew leader. The applicants will be interviewed s t r id in g charged with violation cf federal law. The town road crew now has four workers. vading Iraqi troops closing in on the the battered and inoperative Abadan the city itself. town garage. Page 8. tu u a BMK eIM u s I city and its huge oil refinery. refinery had been blown up, Iraq When Gilliland was arraigned in The park department received four applications for the iH c iM z ; Inside today With the refinery city of Abadan said. After a day of fighting by ground Manchester Superior Court, his at­ position of park maintainer, a one that has remained open torney, Gerald Klein, said according since it was established in July. turned into an armed stronghold by Both air forces struck deep beyond and air forces, the Iraqi commander In sports Classified...... 21-22 its citizens and military defenders, the battle zones in sharply stepp^-up of the southern battle zone said his to an informant’s account, Metheny C om ics...... 23 Stanley Bates, park director, plans to interview two of World Series highlights. Page both Iran and Iraq escalated victory air activity and Iran claimed its forces secured all routes leading to threw the bomb. According to the Editorial ...... 4 the applicants. warrant, Gilliland was about 75 feet 13. TVUiP, claims in their 25^ay-old war. paratroopers wiped out “more than Abadan, the Iraqi News Agency Entertainment ...... 16 Bolton charier hearing set Jiisl /ook /orthc "ADVL'H CORNER 1,000” Iraqis in the mountainous cen­ . reported Wednesday night. away, Klein said. Federal attorneys Whalers win first game of season F am ily...... 10 r/SK/) Sm'lAl. - 20% Iran claimed it knocked out 20 in NHL. Scholastic and NBA roun­ Iraqi tanks, shot down an Iraqi jet in tral war zone. But Tehran admitted would not comment on the other two Obituaries ...... 12 BOLTON — The ('barter Revision Commission will OFF lags. Offer etids ’The commander said control of the dups. Page 14. Saturday. HARTFORD an attack on the Kharg island oil ter­ “casualties in life and losses” in an suspects in the case. Peopletalk...... 2 have a public hearing Monday at 7:30 p.m at the Com­ WONIY roads network “ occupies a great Specifically the federal warrant munity Hall. Residents may comment on the report of ROAD minal and inflicted “heavy losses in Iraqi air attack on a border post. Sports...... , ...... 13-15 strategic importance to cut com­ charges Metheny with intimidating Television ...... 16 the Charter Revision Study Commission, the charge to THURS. 10-9 life” on Iraqi forces. Abadan, on the Shatt-al-Arab VII "WHIII PACIV'OI PHONI OINK tO«V ION I AOORISSIS Iraq said fierce battles raged on 'Waterway, has been the focus of Iraqi munications among Abadan and and interfering with Bruce Meggett, Truth squad TownTalk...... 12 the commission from the ftoard of Selectmen or any Mm p itun M (oniffiipnl leietiwn. & PINE ST. FRI.10-9 air and artillery bombardment since other parts of Iran, particularly the Lucendia Harris, the four Harris U pdate...... 2 ’ ( other aspect of town government. The commission VISA. M iilfiCeid the ouUkirts of Dizful, a key oil pipe­ William Simon, former secretary SAT. 10-S capital Tehran,” the Iraqi dispatch children, and their uncle, Nathaniel W eather...... 2 recently began a study of portions of the town charter HESTER line junction town 140 miles north of the first week of the 25Klay war. ’The of the treasury and a member of a Iraqi News agency, in a report from said. that mav need revision embattled Abadan. 2 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Oct U, 1990 EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Oct. 16. 1960 - 3 Mpdote Students criticize junior high courses By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA These students agreed with Kathy at MHS. A ccq^ng to these students, class size, to allow teachers more it so much then, we don’t need more most appeared to spend little time the facilities ireren't a key issue, the Herald Reporter Haslett when she said the junior high time to work with individual of it,” Borgida added. out of school working on this. Time refinery stronghold from the rest of Iran. The eight 1980 Nobels brought the total number of school science experience is poor. quality of coutsework was. students. Adam Borgida said his The students agreed MHS offers spent on homework ranged from 15 Crime soars in recession New York — Iran virtually could close the Strait of Heat wave was cosily awards given to Americans to 156, far more than the MANCHESTER- The math and “The teachers felt pressure to finish The students did however voice honors English and History classes every extracurricular activity they minutes to four hours per day, with WASHINGTON (UPI) - Serious crime soared 10 per­ Hormuz with mere threaU and halt oil tanker traffic into WASHINGTON (UPI) — The government estimates number won by any other country since the prizes were science courses students study in the books, so they rushed us through. strong support for renovating the contain more than 30 students. could think of, and also expressed the average being one hour each cent in the first half of 1980 - the biggest six-month Jump the vital Persian Gulf, analysts said Wednesday. last summer’s searing heat wave and drought cost 1,265 first handed out in 1901. Britain has 81, and the Germans junior high school are insufficient I didn't learn anything,” she said. high school. They expressed concern Borgida said since school began in satisfaction with the approachability night. in five years — mainly because of sharp rises in robberies New York — Abu Dhabi — one of the United Arab lives and caused nearly $20 billion in losses ranging from rank third with 57. preparation for high school, a group Lisa Isko commented the teachers' adout the lack of working sinks and September, he has been required to of Principal Jacob'Ludes. While the students made use of and thefts and another increase in reported rapes. Emirates — is planning to increase its crude oil prices by crops to buckled highways. , The eighth American Nobel laureate this year was of students said Wednesday night. explanations are better in high eyewashes in the science write only one paper. He said part of But they gave generally poor study halls, they said closed campus FBI Director William Webster Wednesday released $2 a barrel desite OPEC's recent decision to freeze prices Extra electricity use alone added $1.3 billion to the Prof. Lawrence Klein of the University of Pennsylvania, Eleven Manchester High School school, and others said the junior department. Other concerns were the laxity in teacher demands could grades to the guidance department. shculd either be required for preliminary figures from the bureau's Uniform Crime until mid-December, U S. oil industry sources said nation's power bills. Total electricity use was 5.5 percent who won the economics award Wednesday for his .crea­ juniors met with the Board of high school science classes fail to the lack of showers and lockers in the probably be traced to the large class "Guidance won't come to you; you everyone, or no one at all. Students Index that reflected a continuation of the nationwide up­ Wednesday. above normal from the end of June to early August. tion of the econometric forecasting model that shows how Education's Curriculum and Instruc­ provide laboratory experiences that athletic areas. size. have to make the first effort, and complained that when they were turn in crime of the past three years. Middletown, Pa. — Three Mile Island operators The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration higher oil prices lead to inflation. tion Committee, to share their capture students’ imaginations. The renovation of the high school Contradicting concerns parents learn on your own,” Miss Isko said. sophomores, it was difficult to study Final 1979 data showed a 9 percent overall crime in­ planned to send a u-man team today into the building reported Wednesday most of those who died from the experience in the town’s schools. While the educators present did not will face voters when they enter the have expressed throughout the Later, the students agreed that because other students were crease. Crime rose 2 percent in 1978 after leveling off the housing the damaged nuclear reactor to perform the first heat wave were elderly or poor — or both — and lived in Sting operation nets loot Although students on both college- respond directly to this concern, the polling booths Nov. 4. A bond referen­ summer over the lack of "basics” in although the guidance department enjoying their freedom, causing education, the students generally felt previous two years. maintenance since the March 28, 1979 accident. homes that were not air-conditioned. Missouri recorded HAWTHORNE, N.Y. (UPI) — Undercover police who bound and vocational education subject of science classes has dum question will seek approval “takes the easy route to take care of resentment on the part of those who The data for the first six months of 1980, collected from Harrisburg, Pa. — An antinuclear groU,> said the greatest number of deaths, 311. set up a “sting” fencing operation say they had no trouble tracks had been invited by MHS repeatedly been brought up during from voters for $5.5 million, with $2 they were given sufficient drilling in problems, you have to push for couldn’t. more than 15,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide, Wednesday the undamaged Three Mile Island nuclear The administration said the heat-related deaths were attracting customers who offered to sell them everything guidance counselors to participate, the discussion of the MHS renova­ million in state aid expected. The reading, writing and arithmetic. results,” they also felt it is up to the Under present rules, sophomores indicated both violent and property crime categories rose reactor should remain closed because its operator was in­ seven times greater than normal. from hijacked bananas to a stable of 11 prostitutes. only the college preparatory students tion. money will repair the leaking roof, “We are getting the basics; they're students themselves to determine have a closed campus, and if during by 10 pecent over the same period a year earlier. competent and had neglected safety concerns in order to The 33-month “sting,” wryly named “Operation attended the meeting. The comments Parents and educators have com­ address energy demands, and just shaped a little differently,” Vito what job possibilities exist and the this entering year they display good hold down operating costs. Americans dominate Nobels Yellow Jacket,” ended Wednesday in Westchester Coun­ were thus skewed toward concerns of plained that students leave beautiful renovate classrooms, among other Addabbo said. “ We haven’t had an in- colleges that are available. behavior, during their junior year San Francisco — Natomas Co. said Wednesday it com­ STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) — Americans received a ty with the indictment of 43 persons. those who intend to further their science facilities at the junior high items. depth course in English grammar Although students said they used they earn the open campus privilege. Energy at a glance pleted a natural gas well in New Mexico that tested at the record eight Nobel prizes this year, winning in every The undercover police, posing as gangsters, set up a education. schools and come to antique facilities Thp juniors suggested reducing since eighth grade, but they stressed their study halls to do homework. BASRA, Ifaq — Iraq says its forces have cut all routes combined rate of 10.7 million cubic feet a day from two category but one to continue a 35-year dominance of the storefront in Pelham, N.Y., and “put out the word” they leading to Abadan in daylong fighting, isolating the oil separate zones. prestigious citations. were eager to buy stolen goods. FTC overturns Fitness trail report Peopletalk, Veterans’ home authority Heublein ruling to face advisory group In good shape FARMINGTON (UPI) — The Federal Trade Commis­ MANCHESTER — Town Recreation each organization’s responsibility in the Joanne Woodward says she and Paul Newman are sion has overturned an administrative law judge's deci­ Department Director Mel Siebold will be trail's construction. 7 not “some sort of ideal sion and allowed the Farmington-based Heublein Inc. to bringing news of new developments on the The trail would have 20 stations, in couple and wonderful sets response deadline acquire controlling interest in United Vintners Inc. long-awaited fitness trail to tonight’s which various exercises will be required parents.” They’ve had In July 1979. Judge Alvin L. Berman had ordered meeting of the Advisory Park and Recrea­ of participants. It could also be used for their share of tragedy, Heublein, the nation's fifth largest alcoholic beverages ROCKY HILL (UPI) - The com­ silk flower arrangements and a used Cherlin said (Jov. Grasso had not at producer, to divest United Vintners, the nation’s second tion committee. jogging and walking. including an addict son mission in charge, of the Rocky Hill piano. any time recommended what if any The trail had been planned by lowiif nMNiArwiii who died of an overdose largest vintner, when he found Heublein's purchase Manchester Community College Dean - 4 0 _ 4 0 Veterans’ Home and Hospital has Houley has held the post of com­ action they should take against Manchester High School and later by Mar­ and a daughter with might substantially diminish wine industry competition. of Administrative Affairs Herbert Bandes given its commandant one week to mandant, which pays $32,000 a year, Houley. I^rman based his decision on what he said were three confirmed today he had been approached tin Elementary School, but in each case 6 dmg problems. answer charges he acted improperly since early 1979. 'The former state was rejected for various problems. But the Newman He said he did not know if the com­ seperate anti-trust violations. by Siebold concerning the fitness trail. when he spent $50,000 to furni^ his senator was deputy director of Gov. Bandes said between 12 and 18 months J.C. Penney Co. has pledged $75 to con­ marriage seems to have mission's report on their own in­ Heublein appealed and the FTC overruled Berman. offical home. Ella Grasso's 1978 re-election cam­ vestigation would be made public In a written decision issued Wednesday by Com­ ago, the college had been interested in struct the trail, but town officials aren’t IVIATM R POrOCABI • surviv^ in good shape paign. offering a fitness trail, but hadn't pursued sure ,of the trail’s exact cost. and Miss Woodward The Rocky Hill Veterans’ Home after they decide whether to take any missioner Robert Pitofsky, the FTC said, “The small A subcommittee of the commision disciplinary action against Houley. it because it appeared it would only be In other committee business, Siebold For period ending 7 a.m. EST 10/17/80. During writes about her hus­ and Hospital Commission set the lessening of actual competition resulting from the has spent the last two weeks studying The commission has the power to will report on the slo-pitch softball tourna­ Thursday night, rain or showers will be found over the band in the current deadline for Commandant Robert D. merger was insufficient to establishing a violation” of for the college's use. the state auditor’s charges against fire Houley and could also decide not ment; the youth basketball registration area from the northern Plains eastward across the Lakes McCall's magazine, Houley after a two hour executive the Clayton Act. He said several weeks ago, Siebold Houley. set for Oct. 20-24; and adult volleyball into sections of New England, while a few snow flurries “There’s an enormous session Wednesday night. to take any action at all. In a statement issued from the Farmington brought him a proposal for a fitness trail Houley waited on the first floor of which would be jointly constructed by the and basketball leagues. fall in parts of the mid Rockies. Fair to partly cloudy difference between Paul The commission said it would Commission Chairman Robert headquarters, Heublein Chairman Stuart D. Watson the hospital administration building college, the town, and the Jaycees. The weather is forecast elsewhere. at home and Paul in decide within two weeks what, if any, Cherlin said the panel decided not to expressed his gratification at the FTC's ruling, saying Jaycees have agreed to build the trail. public. He can look quite action to take on the matter. make the report public because it while the commissioners met behind the agency "has recognized the competitive realities of Bandes said the college is very in­ plain around the house... but get him in a crowd and would be an invasion of Houley's per­ closed doors on the floor above. He the wine business that existed in 1969 and that have inten­ DO IT DAILY - SAVE MONEY by Weather forecast terested in the proposal. A meeting is I swear he looks different.” State auditors said in a recent sonal privacy and it wuuld “em­ was called upstairs after the meeting sified ever since." reading the advertisements in the ended and left moments later, Prior to its acquisition in 1969. San Francisco-based scheduled for 7 p.m. Oct. 29 to review Evening Herald. Variable cloudiness today and tonight. Highs 60 to 65,16 Newman says about life with Joanne, “Living report that Houley violated state barrass” him. with her is sometimes startling, frequently difficult regulations by spending $50,0^in refusing to comment to reporters. ’ United had been a wholly owned subsidiary of Allied to 18 C. Lows tonight in the 40s. Friday partly sunny Asked if there was any mention Grape Growers, a 1.6(K)-member cooperative association breezy and warmer but with chance of a few showers or — but never dull.” state funds for other than non- The auditors said Houley violated there could be criminal charges of California grape growers. thunderstorms. Highs in the 70s. Probability of precipita­ essential items to furnish the com­ state regulations prohibiting the mandant’s home at the hospital. brought against Houley, Cherlin said, The FTC said that while United "ranked second in the tion 10 percent today, 20 percent tonight 30 percent purchase of any furniture for a state The list of purchases included a^ "At no time has there ever been any wine marketplace in 1968, Heublein was No. 16, with a FViday. Light southerly winds today and tonight in­ ArVs motive , resilience museum spokesman said Wednesday. Stolen were two Roman fibulas, miles offshore, Long Island Sound to Watch Hill and old Greek lecturer and broadcast journalist, tells could not affirm a Clayton Act violation. Montauk Point; Winds southerly 10 to 15 knots today the story in her biography of Callas — “Maria — pins, upper left and upper right; and Irish 18th century B.C. dress The FTC said market shares are “not conclusive in­ fastener, center row, left; and Irish Sleeve fastener, center row right; decreasing to 10 knots or less tonight. Southerly 10 to 20 Beyond the Callas Legend.” boy’s death dicators of anti-competitive effects." But the FTC also knots Friday. Partly cloudy today and tonight. Fair ^ ^ 6 book just published in London she writes, said the affected wine market was “not so highly concen­ a Roman brooch from the 1st century, lower left; and two Celtic gold Friday. Visibility over 5 miles except locally 1 to 3 miles at made it easier for Maria was the disenchant­ trated that an extremely stringent anti-merger policy is coins from the 2nd century, lower right. (UPI photo) in patchy fog early Friday morning. Average wave ment that very soon began to creep into Ari’s in cemetery required.” ' • heights 1 to 2 feet today decreasing to 1 foot or less marriage.” ‘The FTC also said there were "at least 21" firms either tonight, increasing Friday. The author estimates the new Mrs. Onassis spent DARIEN (UPI) - Police in this in the market at the time of the acquisition, or which $1.5 million in the first year of her marriage, in­ rich Fairfield County community entered the market shorly before or after the acquisition. Our distinctive portraits c Extended outlook cluding redecorating Onassis's house on Scorpio to checked out leads today in the ap­ personify your many Extended outlook for New England Saturday through her own taste, making him feel “invaded and used.” parent slaying of a 13-year-old stu­ Monday: moods and personality. dent found in a cemetery adjacent to Yet our prices are un~ Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: the junior high school he attended. To attend mini~synod Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers each day. Highs O’iVeiH prize Police said James Hafner, 13, was comparable. Save 20% 0 Save 20 % will be in the 70s Saturday and in the 60s Sunday and Mon­ Eugene O’Neill made an exception of Brooks found dead early Wednesday, with a MANCHESTER— The Rev. Walter A. Hyszko. pastor The affordable art day. Overnight lows will be in the 50s Saturday otherwise Atkinson when he said of theater critics, “ I love belt around his neck, in Spring Grove of St. John's Church and delegates elected by the parish 11x14 custom portrait, in the 40s. every bone in their heads.” Cemetery, about 400 yards from the will attend a two-day Eastern Diocese Mini Synod to be with 6 wallets T Vermont: General showers Saturday then partly Capture the unsurpassed Now Atkinson, retired drama critic for The New town’s police station. held at the Sheraton Norwich Motor Inn, Norwich, cloudy with widely scattered showers Sunday and Mon­ York Times, will get the annual commemorative Police said Hafner may have been tomorrow and Saturday. beauty of a fiery opal in a day. Highs in the 60s and near 70 over the weekend and in $49.95 medal awarded by the Theater Committee for strangled but they issued no causmif The Mini Synod which is held in each of the five diocese (plus tming and U i) the 50s Monday. Lows in the 40s and low 50s Saturday and ring, pendant, stickpin or Eugene O’Neill “for enriching the universal un­ death pending the results of an autop­ of the church, is a prelude to the 16th Synod of the Polish Sunday and in the 30s Monday. derstanding” of America’s only Nobel Prize sy. National Catholic Church which will be held in Scranton, earrings and save 20% during Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of showers Satur­ The cherished Christmas gift ... playwright. The body was discovered by a Pa. in Oct. 1981. The General Synod of the church is held our opal festival. day. Fair Sunday. Chance of showers Monday. Highs 45 to Among committee members who chose Atkinson policeman after a search was every four years in different diocese. call today 55 north and 55 to 65 south. Lows in the 30s and 40s. for the honor were actors Jason Robards, Geraldine launched for the student who was The Rev. Walter A. Hyszko will give the Invocation of Fitzgerald and Colleen Dewhurst; director Jose reported missing by his mother when the Mini Synod in Norwich. The Almanac Quintero, and producers Theodore Mann and Joseph he failed to return home from a The first day will begin with a procession and Pon­ Papp. soccer game Tuesday afternoon. tifical Mass beginning at 8:30 am . at the Divine fine portraits by ...... ’ "Ploc« Your Trust in By United Press International Co-chairmen were George White, president of the Police Chief John Jordan said Providence Parish. 40 Golden St. tK« Diomond Spociolists" Today is Thursday, Oct. 16, the 290th day of 1980 with 76 lo m c a A e O'Neill Theater Center, and Barbara Gelb, co­ authorities had “some people in The opening session will commence with speeches of die Salem nassiff studio. to follow. author with husband Arthur of the biography mind” as suspects and “ideas” for a welcome and congratulations and the appointments to the $39 main street, manchester, 643-7369 The moon is in its first quarter. M AN CH CtTER PA R K A D I • M«>OOia ulM “O’Neill.” motive. But he said no arrests were various committees on the agenda. VERNON. RRItTOL PLAZA, WEETFARME, EIMEBURV The morning stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. imminent. A highlight will be a concert by the United Choirs of the The evening stars are Mercury and Mars. Quote of the day Jordan said the boy's clothes were Polish National Catholic Church. Those bom on this day are under the sign of Libra. in disarray and his shirt was found New York's Mayor Eldward Koch turned poet in American playwright Eugene O'Neill was bom Oct. 11 near the b^y. The cemetery borders 1888. recognition of Richard Eberhart's receiving the New York Quarterly's fourth National Poetry Day Mather Junior High School, the site On this date in history: of the game Hafner had left home to SAVE $50.00 In 1940, anticipating Japanese build-up for war, the Award. His ode begins: “I’ve neq$r wandered lone­ ly as a cloud; That's hard to do in a subway crowd; watch. Only At United States banned all shipments of steel and scrap Darien School 'Superintendent The Bolens Leaf Mulcher But I have no fear of poetic craft and cunning; A iron to Japan. James R. Loughran said the youth In 1969, the New York Meta, a baseball expansion team New York poet leaves his meter running. Besides, Preparations • No bagging, raking was seen at the game by students and or hauling Sherwin formed in 1962, defeated Baltimore to win their first not even Goneril or Regan would be so undaughter- Annual Carpetime police had questioned some students Balloon vender Frank Button of Southington uses lung power World Series. ly; As to not salute the New York Quarterly; A pat • Patented mulching Wednesday. to inflate a clown during the past weekend at the Southington In 1972, a light plane carrying House Democratic on the back is my official praxis; It's also cheaper Apple Festival. (UPI photo) design returns finely vhlliams Leader Hale Boggs of Louisiana and three other men was than lowering your taxes.” The state police major crime mulched leaves to Over 370 Color Choices reported missing in Alaska. The plane was nevei' found squad and Dr. Katherine Galvin of your lawn SALE! In 1976, Syria and the Palestine Liberation Organiza­ the state medical examiner's office Stores On S a le Glimpses were called to the scene, a popular • Powerful 4 HP tion, at the urging of Saudi Arabia, agreed to a cease-fire easy start engine in Lebanon. Movie producer Otto Preminger is suing a New playground for children. York cab driver for $500,000, claiming the cabbie hit "We've had several (murders) in Zitser files suit him. Mrs. Preminger is suing for $50,000 claiming the past, but not this kind,” one Lottery numbers loss of her husband's "society and companionship” police officer said. “The last one we ... Maurice Sendak, who has written and illustrated had was about four years ago when 9 8648 Numbers drawn Wednesday: j 4 HP power more than 70 children's books, has an off-Broadway three people got shot at a local bar.” to cut rate hike J propelled S a le 6 Connecticut 307 play called “Really Rosie” on the boards, acted out The boy's body was taken to Mrs. Maine 691 " almost entirely by children. New York Mayor Eld Galvin's office in Farmington for an HARTFORD (UPI) - State Con­ Zitser said he based his appeal on New Hampshire 9532 Koch and producer Hal Prince were among first autopsy. Hafner was discovered with sumer Counsel Elarry Zitser has filed the so-called phantom tax provision R.I. daily 2047 nighters ... Rock Hudson has completed his own belt around his throat, Jor­ a suit aimed at cutting $42 million of the rate increase that involved Imperial $1299 Shifting Sands R.I. weekly 405, 0241, 73982, 893208 about $42 million which he said *** Reg $15 99 yd Reg $15 99 VI yd Paramount's version of Agatha Christie's “The dan said. from a $122.8 million rate granted 100% Anso* Nylon pile Uniquely subtle color Mass, daily 1974 Blend of 6 5 % Nylon — 3 5% Polyesiei pile Mirror Crack’d” .... Northeast Utilities by state Northeast would unfairly receive un­ Strength and Luster Saxony style styles Cut n loop Mass, weekly 141, 54, 8 After Hafner's body was found the der the DPUC decision. school immediately canceled all regulators. Zitser filed papers Wednesday to Under previous policy, customers ^Q99 Inspiring $Q99 Royal Elegance afternoon events on the grounds and be served to about 25 parties and he were charged only for the actual Reg $ 11 9 9 iQ yd ^ R eg $11 9 9 v j yd Evening Herald police said they planned to step up 100% Aniron’ III Nylon pile Luxurious Saxony 100% Nylon pile Crisp, clean Saxony style To Advartlaa To Roport Nows said the appeal would be held in Hart­ amount of federal taxes that USPS 327-500 patrols of the area along Route 1. For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea:: ford Superior Court shortly. Northeast paid. PubUeied daily except Sunday and cer­ 643-2711 and ask for Classified Office ^V 7 9 9 Irresistible $'1599 Satin Royal tain holidays by the Manchester Manchester — Alex GirelU, 643-2711 Darien police had asked Norwalk He also asked the state Divison of E Mvd „ hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday ■I '' i1 Reg $21 99 w) yd R eg $18 9 9 * g yd Publishing Co., Herald Square, East Hartford — Pat Reilly, 643-2711 officials for use of search dogs in Public Utility Control to withhold the However, the DPUC has approved 100% Anso* 60 Nylon pile Classic Saxony Plush 100% Anso* Nylon pile Elegani, luslious cul Plush through Friday. When the office is Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class Glastonbury.. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 hunting for the boy at night, but the $42 million when it meets to approve a new policy that allows Northeast to For 20 Years We've Made postage paid at Manchester. Conn. closed, classified ads mav be placed by Andover...... 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South Windsor Dave LavaUee,843-2711 area along the boundary between the record increase Oct. 9, allowing the effect, causes ratepayers to be Hava a Complaint? utility to charge h i^ e r rates to assessed for higher tax expenses ^1299 My Lady ALSO ON SALE! To Subscribo Vernon . .Barbara Richmond, 663-2711 graveyard and a field. Many Additional Styles and Qualities, than the utility incurs. W.H. PREUSS SONS *** Reg • 15 99 V I yd Hawa — If you have a quest:on or To subscribe, call Customer Service customers serviced by two of its sub­ Antron* III Nylon pile for added bulk and luster ipedding and m vallaion c«i>a) Sale ends November 3 complaint about news coverage, call at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a m. to sidiaries — Connecticut Light & Northeast maintained the new To report special news: Power Co. and the Hartford Electric policy was needed to get cash for its HI. 6 & 44A Frank Burbank, managing editor, or 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 Steve Harry, executive editor. 643-2711. to 10 a m. Saturday. District meeting Light Co. construction program without Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-2711 MANCHESTER - The monthly Circulation — 1( you have a problem Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 Family...... Betty Ryder. 643-2711 Northeast had originally requested borrowing. It also said the extra cash BOLTON - 043-9492 regarding service or delivery, call weekly, $5.12 for one month. $15.35 for .Sports ...... Earl Yost. 643-2711 meeting of the directors of the a $177 million increase. paid by current ratepayers would be Manchester 981 Main SC 6 4 3 -6 6 3 6 Customer Service. 647-9946, Delivery three months, $30.70 for six months, and Eighth Utilities District will be held A day after the DPUC’s decision, returned to future customers when should be made by 5:00 p.m. Mooda'y $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a m to 5 p m Monday at 7 p.m. at the District Zitser met with Gov. Ella Grasso, the federal tax breaks expire. Enfield Slate Line Plaza 7 4 5 -5 8 1 4 through Friday and by 7:30 a m Satur­ available on request. Monday through Friday firehouse at Hilliard and Main Zitser said however, the expense day who told him to take any action he BOLENS streets. The public is invited. will never be paid back to customers. The Lawn Machines though was appropriate. / 4 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 16, IWO EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 16. I960 - 5 rEditorial New student-parent program set for Vernon schools

not only to parents but is to give them a better un­ and knowledge about their VERNON — The Vernon Topics to be discussed physiological, emotional correct terminology in a way they may not have others about sexuality and derstanding of their role In children, to hear other public school system will will include: "Families” groqpft) and human reference to parts of the done before —within a related topics and to have the sex education of their children express concerns sponsor a pilot program during which the term repiMuctlon, understand body, an opportunity to group situation and discus­ questions answered in an children, an opportunity to and feelings and to share dealing with the topic of family will be defined bBUy changes and share feelings and4o learn sion about topics they may honest, sensitive manner. further their own concerns with, other Exemplary record human growth, develop­ along with a discussion of relationships with family how others feel, not have discussed before, The objective for parents knowledge about sexuality parents.. Opinipn ment and reproduction. responsibilities of family and peer groups, the use of experience their parents in to gain comfort in talking The program has been members. designed for parents qnd “ Parent-Child students in Grades 4-6. Relationships,” —a look at Congress and the American When he first ran for con­ The series will start Oct. communicative styles. was an infantry captain in Whitten, D-Miss. and Rep. I ] ' I II...... — ^ 1 H ^ _ _ _ II," - public can take example gress in 1948, Bennett’ s sed a procedural vote by 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the "Physical Philippines combat. Melvin Price, D-Ill. library at Rockville High Development,” Deli Department Specials from the diligence of Rep. political foes questioned several minutes. whether his physical han­ He’d been told there would To be the diligent voter on School and will continue on —Understanding changes CHOICEST MEATS KRAKUSIMPORTED Charles E. Bennett, D-Fla., Oct. 22, 27 and 29. The cost which occur during pulwr- be no more roll call votes As the congress member congressional issues that who has achieved a 29-year^ dicap might deter him in his for the seminar will he 45 ty, caring for the body. POLISH H A M ...... L . * 2.00 with the longest unbroken Bennett has been obviously record for consecutive voting performance. The that day, so he left for home. per parent and no charge "Mating and Reproduc­ m TOWN QENUINE SWITZERLAND . ^ — Jacksonville lawyer showed After a roll call vote had been string of legislative votes, requires many sacrifices, in­ Thoughts for students. tion,” —Understanding SWISS CHEESE...... u. * 2.00 legislative roll call vote^. basic anatomy and LEAN, TASTY, COUNTRY STYLE demanded on a motion to Bennett has a rival in Rep. cluding passing up some trips CB S3) The purpose of the TOBIN'S OLIVE A PAP The record — cited in the ’em. Since June 1951 — two reproduction: the process- William Watcher, D-Ky., who to his home state. program is to help par­ House of Representatives and a h alf^ars after he first adjourn, an aide phoned him The thundering denunciations of ticipants gain a better of mating and the special PORK RIBS LB. M.39 LOAVES . LB. *1100 hasn’t missed a roll call vote In any case, the Florida MUCKE’S recently by a colleague, Rep. took o f ^ — he hasn’t mis­ and the lawmaker rushed the prophet of God sound like the. comfort and understanding relationship between of the physical and parents. sed ffTegislative vote. back...barely too late for the from his first day in the congressman’s performance voice of doom. Bihle history bears BOLOGNA . LB. Bill Chappell, D-Fla. - is emotional changes which "Understanding CENTER CUT The only blemish (if you vote. House in 1954. has set a high water mark for out the fact that in reality they are ITALIAN even more impressive since the call to repent and take advantage occur during puberty, Feelings” —Learning to can call it that) on Bennett’s Bennett, incidentally, con­ Bennett is third in seniority others to shoot at, and merits school officials said. cope with emotions, PORK CHOPS .LB. COOKED SALAMI LB. Bennett wears a heavy brace of the profferred mercies of God. in the house, his tenure sur­ th e commendation of They said factual infor­ feelings of independence on his polio-stricken leg and voting record occurred in tracted his case of polio Are you one that rejects the pain of Americans everywhere. mation will be provided in and such. February 1974 when he mis­ during World War II when he passed only by Rep. Jamie L. correction and senses no need for RIB END PROVOLONE . LB. walks with a cane. the form of films, film "Sex Roles” —Becoming repentance and forgiveness? LAND-O-LAKES-WHITE strips, diagrams, textooks aware of what it means to PORK ROAST .LB. Rev. Neale McLain and literature. be a boy. girl, man or yAMERICAN CHEESE . LB. Church of the Nazarene Built into the seminars woman. will be opportunities for “ Peer Group” —Become LOIN END parent and child to discuss aware of feelings resulting basic concepts of growth from being included, PORK ROAST .LB. HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS excluded, concern about DEODORANT and development. John J. $ | A 9 Bellino and Claire C. physical development. SURE SOLID •2oz. Bellino, both high school Since this is a pilot LOIN HALF (5 to 6 lbs.) teachers, are health coor­ program the number of CREST-ISt OFF LABEL 6 dinators and Judy Royster participants has been PORK ROAST .LB. TOOTHPASTE .S oz. tub* 89 Letters is coordinator for the limited to 38. < seminars. The objectives of the 11 OZ. LIQUID or $ OZ. CONC. They said the program programs, as far as RIB HALF (5 to 6 lbs.) $ ^ 1 9 will hopefully establish and students are concerned, is PRELL SHAMPOO Program misunderstood foster positive and healthy to gather accurate infor­ PORK ROAST .LB. HEAD A SHOULDERS attitudes about sexuality. mation about for the construction of low and projects such as the Senior Center To the editor: SHAMPOO . 11 oz. lotion, 7 oz. tub* Due to a variety of circumstances moderate income housing, nor that would have wanted to do ) SWIFTS BROWN A SERVE the Community Development Block requires that minorities be recruited anyway. The real fact is that HAND CREAM to move to Manchester, nor that the Manchester is going to be able to do 8 OZ. PKQ. Grant program has been almost R e q io n . [SAUSAGE yWONDBA lOoz. totally misrepresented and mis­ town change its zoning laws or grant very little to preserve its existing understood. Community Develop­ tax abatements. The fact is that housing or to redevelop deteriorated ment is a continuation of the urban whatever one may think about the areas such asv^as-done in the North Special projects renewal program and was passed and merits of programs for low income End without Community Develop­ signed during the Nixon administra­ people Uiey will gain very little ment funds. All of the other to be displayed tion as part of the new federalism whether Manchester decides to stay municipalities that are large enough program to give cities and towns out or come back in. to participate in the entitlement part CENTER CUT greater automony in the use of these Also contrary to what the opposi­ of the Community Development STORRS— Just imagine, lead interested prospective funds. Historians in the future will tion has been saying the program will program do so; Haftford, Elast Hart­ you are cruising around scientists on a tour of the earth. All is quiet. Sudden- engineering laboratories to doubtless puzzle long over how what both increase tax revenues by main­ ford. What are we afraid of? ly, you get the word from see what new advances are is essentially a Republican program taining the value of property that has Archibald Stuart lb. * Mission Control that the being made in science that PORK CHOPS 290 Redwood Rd. became labeled in Manchester as a been rehabilitated and will save earth is about to be at- could affect our lives — not 1.79 left wing Democratic program which expenses by using federal funds for Manchester tacked by aliens. Your mis- just in the future, but right RIB END it is not. It is almost a certainty that sion, should you decide to now! it will be retained under a Reagan ad­ accept it, is to reach the Take for instance, the ' ministration and in fact, local Vote questioned edge of our solar system research being done by the Republicans may be embarassed to before they do. ch e m ica l en gin eerin g PORK ROAST Commentary find that it is pushed even harder by To the editor: housing. That apparently isn’t what Perhaps this is a bit like d e p a r t m e n t . H e r e , 1.29 the movie “ SUr Wars,” research by students on Reagan than by Carter. Did you ever do something for one the vote said to many. but it is obvious it would new uses of coal and the Community Development is essen­ reason only to find out t