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Astronauts Frolic on the Moon Said, “ Could Put the Bookies out the Measure ;-gl m PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Dec. 11. 1972 Solon Seeks Transit District Seeks More Days The Weather I May Tentative Target Tl Snow changing to rain tonight, possibly heavy at times, ending S! lEiiPtttttg RpraUi Details On State Bus Plan CtiristRias: late Wednesday. Low fami^t in Tax Exemption For Silverstein Center « the 30s, high Wednesday in the in the 40s. — The head of a fund drive for Sisterhood and its form er presi­ Youth Center, he explained, WINDSOR (AP) - The Hart­ Sion plan for A n u lgu n ated have said tluy will not go biM± MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, DEf^aUBER 12 VOL. XCH, No. 61 MANCHESTER A City o f Village Charm For Lotteries erecting a Silverstein ' Youth dent, died in April 1970. would be an adjunct to Temple ford TVansit District may meet Transit Union employes. to work unless subsidies for TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Center on the grounds of Mr. and Mrs. Schwedel, long­ activities and, in addition, again this week to consider ad­ — A guarantee that the tran­ ConnCo operations are ditional details of a state Manchester’s Temple Beth time friends of Mr. and Mrs. would include community par­ sit district would get stuck with arranged In all three cities WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. funds;” and to help states in­ Transportation Department served by the company: Hirt- Sholom said today be is aiming Silverstein, in addition to i n ­ ticipation, no m ine than 75 per cent o f the g . - • V Representative Stewart B. crease revenues. for May 1973 groundbreaking ducting the fund-raising drive, Schwedel said all con­ offer designed to end the $375,000 annual operating ford. New Haven and Stamford. McKinney, R-Conn., said today McKinney’s bill to exempt (Connecticut Co. bus s&ike. ceremonies. ' are contributing all costs in­ tributions will be tax-deductible deficits which have been New Haven Mayor he will re-introduce his bill in state lottery winnings from Nat H. Schwedel and his wife, volved. They said that all of the and that a. placque will be At a town ball meeting Satur­ projected. Bartholomew Guida has beM a the next congressional session federal taxation was referred in Gertrude, Manchester funds raised will go for placed at the center’s entrance, day, representatives of the dls- — A guarantee that the state strong opponent of subsldiziag to exempt state lottery win­ the 92nd Congress to the House residents, are conducting a architect fees, and construction listing the individuals, families trict rejected what the would spend $225,000 to the line with local money, and nings from federal taxes. Ways and Means Committee drive to raise $125,000, the es­ and furnishings costs. and organizations contributing Transportation Department promote bus ridership. the Stamford Board of “ Passage of the bill,” he which did not hold hearings on timated cost of the Living Schwedel said letters, an­ $1,000 or more. had called its “flnal offer” to The state offer includes state Representatives rejec^d. Astronauts Frolic On The Moon said, “ could put the bookies out the measure. Memorial to Saul M. and R i^ nouncing the drive and asking split up subsidy payments with payment for all ConnCo deficits Friday night a second attenfpt o f business entirely. More im­ “ The fueling in Washington is the transit district and get the to create $ transit district- in Silverstein, who helped co­ for contributions, have been He was-quick to add, “ Every through next September. portantly, however, I believe that 1973 will be the year of tax found Temple Beth Sholom and sent to all Temple Beth Sholom buses rolling again. But the Union d r iv m and mechanics that city. we have to speak to the issue of contribution of whatever size Scientific Camp reform,” McKinney said of the representatives nonetheless who served it tirelessly until members, to other residents of will be welcome and will be credibility in government. It 93rd Congress. “ If this is so, asked for further details and their deaths. Manchester, and to various peo­ acknowledged. Please help can be rather deflating for a this bill ^ould be the number clarifications of the Mr. Silverstein, former chair­ ple in 40 states of the United honor the memory of the lottery winner who wins $50,000 one priority,” he said. department’s proposal. man of Rogers Corp., the States and in about 40 countries Silversteins and help young peo­ Set Up After one day and then loses almost A family of four with an an­ Bus d riv o s and mechanics, Temple’s first president and its of the world. ple grow to be good citizi^.” half of it the next day to taxes.” nual income of $12,000 at stan­ represented by the head for 11 successive years, He said contributions o f any He said contributions may be The Fairfield lawmaker said dard deductions, Wbuld be Amalgamated Transit Union, died last May in Tasmania, size, however small or large, mailed to Temple Beth Sholom- the biU has three purposes: to required to pay $22,000 in have been on strike against Perfect Landing while on his 10th trip around the will be accepted from anyone Silverstein Youth Center, 117 remove Inequity involved in one federal income taxes on win­ ConnCk) since Nov. 25 in a con­ world. Mrs. Silverstein, a wishing to honor the memories Adelaide Rd., Manchester, governmental entity giving out ning a $50,000 lottery prize, ac­ tract dispute. The company founder of the Temple of Mr. and Mrs. Silverstein. The C^nn. 06040. SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - In the valley of money and another one taking it cording to McKinney. says it can’t offer the woiters a away; to eliminate the disadr “ To that kind of family, $22,- satisfactory contract witlxHit Taurus-Littrow, a gray geologic wonder dotted with auto­ vantage held by illegal 000 represents about two years’ receiving some form of sub­ sized boulders, two Americans rested on the moon today. numbers’ rackets which income; to the federal govern­ Vandals Drain sidy. Tonight they search a lunar landslide for perhaps the most “ doubleteam the state lotteries ment, it’s a drop in the bucket,” McGovern Backers Costly Chemicals Sen. Lewis Rome, R- ancient rocks ever seen. and pay off with untaxed he added. Hartford, a member of the Astronauts Eugene A. Cernan and Harrison H. Schmitt From Trucks legislature’s Transportation Using List To Committee, said the represen­ slept late in their craft, (Jiallenger. They were bone-tired BRANFORD (AP) - Vandals tatives indicated they were in from a near-perfect lunar landing and nearly seven hours broke into the Don J. King Kennedy To Discuss trucking company Sunday general accord with the state’s setting up a sophisticated scientific camp and scouting the Raise 1974 Funds proposal. surrounding terrain. evening and opened valves that But the representatives were MHS Requirements let several thousand gallons of Tonight, the 11th and 12th — the first step of Apollo 17 to all said to.have wanted to discuss chemicals pour from two tank and perhaps last — men to visit those who made it possible.” Dr. James P. Kennedy, WASHINGTON (AP) - While the following points further on budget preparations, the called to congratulate him. trucks, according to garage the moon in this century, will Then, like children in an un­ superintendent of schools, is the forces of defeated with the state: closing of school Nov. 5, funding But sources close to manager Hal Presley. drive their electric-powered believably exciting playground, expected to submit the ad­ Democratic presidential — Immediate resumption of of the Robertson School McGovern said there has been Presley said the chemicals car. Rover, to a mountain slide Cernan and Schmitt frolicked, ministration’s recommendation nominee George McGovern bus service. project, a 197^73 MHS profile, no decision on whether to make did not give off hazardous on the South Massif which laughing and singing and on a proposal to increase decide whether to turn over to — Clarification of several and the status of the school the list available to the party fumes but that they could bum spilled rock debris across the gliding with tippity-toe freedom requirm ents for graduation party leaders a 700,000-name terms in the state’s offer: physician position. leadership or to keep possession persons on contact. valley in some ancient time. in the light lunar gravity. from Manchester High School Last month, the superinten­ list of contributors, they are promotion, ridership, deficit of it for the senator’s own use The spilled chemicals, of.four There, they hope to find rocks “ I’m out here. Oh, my golly. when the Board of Education dent said that it might be im­ using that list to raise funds for arid revenues. and for candidates.and causes types, were worth $45,000i ac­ created in the process by which Unbelievable! Unbelievable! ’ ’ convenes Monday night. The McGiovem’s own 1974 Senate — Negotiations on who would possible to obtain a physician - he wishes to back. cording to Presley. the moon was formed and shouted Cernan. race in South Dakota. pay the bill for an existing pen- meeting will be held at 45 full time and that the work in­ “ It could be real sticky,” one Representatives of the shaped, material dating “ We’ve got a different breed School St. at 8. volved in the position m i^ t By renting it to liberal aide said in discussing the Department of Environmental perhaps to lunar beginnings 4.6 Schmitz Sees War of rock up here,” said Schmitt, The proposal was submitted have to continue on a part-time organizations and magazines matter, noting that the list was Protection advised garage billion years ago.
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