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PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 3, 1977 1 » Three from area '^^Jackei is a ‘happi* gift- The weather Inside today Seitaro Ohki, right, president of Bluebird Supermarket Chain (173 Partly sunny today with chance of a Area news . .1—2-B Editorial ___4-A officers at bank supermarkets scattered throughout Japan), presents a "happi” or late afternoon thunderstorm. High Business......... 9-A Family6-A around 90. Partly cloudy tonight with Japanese leisure jacket to Joseph P. Mott, chairman of the board of Classified .. .5-8-B Gardening ,.. lO-B Three Manchester area was graduated in 1976. He Motts (Shop-Rite) Supermarkets. The presentation took place at the lows around 65. Partly Sunny Friday C om ics........... 9-B Obituaries ... lo-A with chance of late afternoon residents have been is a member of the Spencer St. store where Mr. Ohki headed a Japanese delegation Dear Abby___9-B S ports......... 4-5-B thunderstorm. Highs again near 90. elected officers of the Simsbury Chamber of which is now touring the United States in a study of American National weather forecast map on State Bank for Savings, Commerce. He lives in merchandising techniques. Page 7-B. One Financial Flaza, Hart­ Glastonbury. ford. John L. Flannery, Miselis is manager of the president of the bank, said West Hartford Center Of­ that in a recent meeting of fice on 31 South Main St. the Board of Trustees, that He joined State Bank in 1972 and participated in the Susan C. Carlson Susan G. Carlson, Robert J. Kaczorowski and James branch administration P. Miselis were elected trainee program, and loan officers, in addition to served as manager of the Police probing their responsibilities as Glastonbury office before branch managers. assuming his current Miss Carison is manager duties in West Hartford. ' iS i'r.fP of the Enfield office in En­ He holds his B.S. degree field Mall. A 1976 graduate from Northeastern Univer­ of the Connecticut School sity and is pursuing his of Savings Banking, she graduate studies for a NYC bombings has also taken the master's degree in American Institute of Business Administration at Banking mortgage course the University of Connec­ NEW YORK (UPl) - Police and for over the last several years in New similar to others written by the group of study and received a ticut. Miselis belongs to the FBI experts today studied bomb York, Chicago, Washington and in the past and said Wednesday’s certificate for completion Glastonbury Jaycees. fragments and lists of suspects in an Newark, N.J. bombings were "part of our cam­ of a Savings Bank Life In­ investigation aimed at heading off a Telephoned threats — 150 of them paign to dramatize and to intensify surance course. She joined promised new wave of terrorism by — warning of still other bombs forced our just struggle for the in­ the bank in 1964 after her the FALN. tens of thousands of workers to flee dependence of Puerto Rico and the graduation from into rain-drenched streets from unconditional freedom of the five R.J. Karzorowski The Puerto Rican nationalist group Manchester High School Manhattan’s tallest skyscrapers — Puerto Rican Nationalists” held in claimed responsibility for two bombs and the Hartford the World Trade Center, the Empire Pre- placed that exploded Wednesday in federal prisons. Secretarial School. State Building and the Pan Am two Manhattan office buildings, The letter said the bombs were Kaczorowski is manager Building. killing one person and injuring seven directed at multinational cor­ of the Simsbury office, 1195 Those evacuations triggered porations because they are “using others. Hopmeadow St. Previously massive traffic jams in New York underhanded and barbaric tactics” , L ^ fc, Season he had served as assistant at Threats of more explosions forced streets and jammed police, fire and to exploit Puerto Rico’s natural manager in State Bank of­ tens of thousands of workers to flee ambulance switchboards for hours. resources, including off-shore oil. fices in Enfield, Glaston­ Manhattan’s tallest skyscrapers, in­ Killed in the Mobil explosion was Mayor Abraham Beame told a X bury and West Hartford. M r - i cluding the World Trade Center, the Charles Steinberg, 26, of New York. news conference FBI agents “in­ He Joined State Bank in DBEAMLAND II Empire State Building and the, Pan There were no injuries in the defense dicated they have an excellent idea of 1973 as a management Am building. office blast. who the terrorists are. The problem trainee immediately after The bombs went off at the ground- is they haven't been able to catch Youngsters getting swimming lessons his graduation from the SALE Police said they have a good idea floor Mobil travel office in the oil them with the goods when the bombs University of Connecticut. as to who may have placed the company’s building on 42nd St., and are placed.” Swimming instructor Debbie Siebold (left) helps Mark Scalora, 8, of 112 Downey Dr. and His professional training FREE B O n iE ff f e l l ' ' * explosives, but that proving it is outside a 21st-floor office of the The most serious FALN attack to Donna Siebold gives instructions to Ann-Marie Perrone, 11, of 107 Downey Dr., during also includes studies at the another matter. Department of Defense a few blocks date was a Jan. 24, 1975 bombing at lessons at the pool at Fountain Village Apartments. The two sisters from Manchester have American Institute of OF away. Fraunces Tavern in Manhattan’s directed the Swimming Safety Program provided for residents of the apartments free of Banking and the Connec­ The police and FBI bomb and “This time it is just a warning,” financial district that killed four per­ ticut School of Savings r - i terrorist experts have formed a task charge during the summer. Twenty children, ages 3Vz to 12, have received certificates for the FALN said in a letter to police. sons and injured 53 others. Janies P. Miselis Banking, from which he force to investigate the blasts. participation in the program (Herald photo by Pinto) SHAMPOO A police spokesman stressed that Mrs. Paulina Adkins, 35, was sit­ t e n although scores of detectives would ting in the travel office waiting for a Color S Perm be put into the FALN investigation, it job interview when she heard a noise ^ TOWN OF MANCHESTER ^ (excluding Trlmx) would not effect the department's “like a giant firecracker or massive manhunt for “Son of Sam," something.” Town dealing with second tenant WED • THORS • FBI the psychotic killer who has slain six She said plastic ceiling material CURBSIDE COLLECTION No Appointment Necessary young people and wounded seven fell, hitting her on the head. “There ______ Ask For Bob others with his .44-caliber revolver was glass all over and a lot of blood' for proposed industrial park over the past year. on the floor. I saw a man lying on the OF NEWSPAPERS MANCHESTER PARKADE . The FALN claimed responsibility floor. A receptionist and two men for Wednesday’s attacks and warned ducked under desks.” tion would be taken by the persons mit the firm to install roof-mounted route of 1-291 will reQuire the town to 0 0 0 7 Lower Level gat. 9-5 By GREG PEARSON in a note that the bombings were just As scores of emergency vehicles Herald Reporter against the park. A couple of the eQuipment that is about four feet relocate the industrial park road. 0 “ “ “ ® 0 O f Thura. & FrI. till 8 homeowners had been involved in the beginning of a new wave of streaked through Manhattan streets, The Manchester Economic above the roof, some signs that are The relocation of the road would Starts the First Week of nrevious appeals of zone changes larger than those permitted by the create an intersection at Tolland On violence. their sirens wailing, a man claiming Development Commission (EDO needed for the park. regulations and more signs in some Tpke. and the railroad tracks. August on the Second Wednesday’s bombings at the to represent the FALN called WABC- this morning learned that the town is The town had planned to complete “This would cause substantial Mobil Oil Co. Building and a Defense TV and claimed responsibility for the negotiating with a second prospect areas than are permitted. Collection of the Week condemnation proceedings if problems," he said. An application GLORIA STEVENS HAS BECOME Department office were the latest in bombings. for the proposed Buckland industrial The question about paying a real The agreements with the homeowners will be made to seek federal funds to a series of more than 40 explosions Laler, the letter from the FALN park and that settlements have been estate commission came up because relocate that stretch of Tolland Tpke, A W AY OF LIFE FOR ME. the FALN has claimed responsibility was found near Central Park. It was reached with all but one homeowner had not been reached. some members felt that the EDC had YOUR CONSERVATION COMMISSION at the proposed site of the J.C. The EDC approved much of the already decided not to pay such a he said. Penney plan of development, in­ Applications will also be submitted New Penney Co. complex. commission to a broker who directs URCES YOUR COOPERATION cluding landscaping, with some con­ today for State Traffic Commission In other park-related matters, the an eventual park tenant to the town. ditions, building height and use of the approval of other reQuired changes to EDC: Warm building for catalog distribution. Some prospects, such as Penney, Tolland Tpke. and for a permit to News summary • Approved a majority of Pennjy’s The commission granted Penney’s are expected to come directly to the allow discharge of storm drainage site development plans, including the reQuest for waivers from some park town.

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