■ PAGE ra iR T Y -T W O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 23, 1975 Boone Stars in Film POLICE REPORT South Church To Show MANCHESTER having a . pajama party at a it was parked at Sportland “The Cross and the MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 174 Manchesier-^A City of Village Charm t h ir t y -t w o p a g es — t w o sectio n s p r ic E j f if t e e n c en ts •George Monseglio, 16, of 80 Billiards on W. Middle Tpke. Mountain Rd. home 'Tuesday Switchblade,” starring Pat School St. was arrested The 1974 green and white night when, just past midnight, Boone, will shown Thursday Tuesday at 10:50 a.tn. at Police Dodge Dart of Jack Davis of one noticed a man’s face in a and Friday at 7:30 p.m. at South Headquarters on a Common 43C Esquire Dr. was stolen window, police said. United Methodist Church. Pleas Court 12 warrant from his lot Monday night, No parents were home, police Tickets,, which may be charging him with third-degree police said. said. The girls called police but purchased at the door, are $1.50 M.'' larceny (two counts), police patrolmen could not find for adults and $1 for children Ford Calls - J i i ' Eight Arrested in Shelton Explosion said. While at the scene of a woods anyone in the area. and students. The charges stem from re­ and grass fire Tuesday at 3:30 They gave the house extra cent thefts on West St., police p.m. west of S. Hawthorne St., surveillance through the rest of The film is adapted from the NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Eight persons, Superior Court warrants issued in Memphis, Tenn., a Baptist minister and plant. The explosion and fire at the factory Rev. David Wilkerson’s best War Over, said. He was released on his one youngster in a crowd of kids the dark hours this morning. including the president of a large Ohio Bridgeport on charges including arson, psychic who predicted the catastrophe destroyed the building but there were no seller of the same title. The written promise to appear in told a patrolman, “He started firm, were arrested today in the March 1 kidnaping and conspiracy in the fire bom­ before it occurred at the plant. He was injuries. film portrays Wilk^rson’s one- court May 12. the fire.” Police found a plywood house explosion and fire which destroyed a $14 bing of the Sponge Rubber Products Co. described as a spiritual advisor to Others arrested were Ronald D. Betres, man crusade among the •Norman V. Langlier, 19, of The boy was pointing to a Tuesday morning in the woods Asks Unity million sponge rubber product plant in factory. Moeller. 32, and Peter Betres, 54, of Butler, Pa.; narcotic-ridden gang fighters in 148 Edgerton St. was arrested much bigger boy. about 100 feet north of Globe Shelton, the FBI said. State’s Attorney Donald Browne said Bubar was the subject of the book, “You Donald L. Connors, 40, a truck driver who New York City’s ghettos. Tuesday at 2 p.m. at his home The patrolman, James Hollow Pool. A 10-count federal indictment named 10 the warrants, handed over to state polide, are a Psychic,” and is a native of Blain, allegedly shipped the dynamite, also of Butler, Pa.; Anthony A. Just, 48, of on a Common Pleas Court 14 Meehan, held a series of talks It is an 8-foot by 12-foot struc­ Pat Boone WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford suspects with conspiracy, violation of were signed late Wednesday by Superior Maine. He had been pastor of the Stanton warrant charging him with with the accused boy, other ture. A combination lock bars Proceeds from the showings debated today whether to give up his federal bombing statutes and interstate Court Judge George A. Saden. Baptist Church, Stanton, Tenn., “but Greensburg, Pa.; John W. Shaw, 28 of third-degree burglary, police boys with him, and all their entry. Neighbors said, high of the film will be sent to Youth request that Congress approve $722 transDortation in aid of racketeering. resigned in 1969 in order to utilize his Pittsburgh, and Michael J. Tice, 22, of Boyers, Pa. said. parents. Police are now con­ school age youths often go to Challenge of Greater Hartford, NO REFUND million in arms aid to Vietnam in a war in The FB I said two more persons were Among those arrested was Charles B. astonishing clairvoyant abilities,” accor-* He was turned over to Hart­ sidering referrals to Juvenile this part of the woods, police an outreach of Teen Challenge, ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N J. which he has declared America’s role was beihg sought by agents who began making Moeller, 48, of Spencerville, Ohio, presi­ ding to the hook. ford Police for processing. The Court in the matter. said. which has just recently suf­ (UPD - More than half the states finished. arrests in Pennsylvania, Ohio and dent of .Ohio Decorative deducts, the The federal grand jury indictment Agents said they were still seeking charge stems from an offense The Town Water Department fered the loss of its building due say they will give no tax refunds To the standing ovation and cheers of 6,- Tennessee early today. parent company of the Sponge Rubber charged the men with transporting Albert R. Coffee, 43, and Dennis Charles committed in Hartford, police Several teen-age girls were plans to remove the house. to a fire. on automobile purchases involv­ 000 Tulane University students in New In addition, nine of those named in Product Plant. dynamite, detonating cord and blasting Tiche, 28, president of a chemical com­ said. ing rebates by the manufac­ At Piccadilly Square Orleans Wednesday night. Ford calied the federal indictments were named in Also arrested was David N. Bubar, 47, of caps by truck from Pennsylvania to a pany in ^ y ers, Pa. On May 9, the Rev. Mr. •Two Glastonbury girls, one turers, according to a survey by Rt. 83 Indochina conflict “a war that is finished Wilkerson will speak at a rally 13 and one 14, were arrested at the Prentice-Hall Publishing — as far as America is concerned.” Assumption Honor Roll in Clarke Arena of Manchester Talcottville, Conn. King’s in the Parkade Tuesday Company. The reason given was On the way home he told reporters The honor roll for the third High School. The rally is being at 1 p.m. and charged with Salone, Donna Salone, Steven that the rebate doesn’t actually aboard Air Force One of his arms aid quarter for Assumption Junior sponsored by the David Wilker­ 2 fourth-degree larceny, police Scutnik, Lori Sossin, Daniel reduce the sales price used in request, “Well, it’s still up there (in / High School has been an­ son Youth Committee. said. They were referred to Tuttle, Edward Vilga, Robert figuring the tax. Congress). It will depend on the cir­ Terrorists Seize West German Envoy nounced. Juvenile Court. Yorgensen. Grade 6 cumstances when I get back... if there is a Grade 7 significant change we’ll have to reassess STOCKHOLM (UPI) — Four terrorists tion with the caller saying the attack was after receiving a $50,000 ransom and a safe were broken and in some rooms furniture High Honors —Mary Evans, The owners of three motor High Honors —Maureen it.” armed with automatic weapons shot their carried out by a guerrilla group calling flight to Southern Yemen. could be seen stacked up before open win­ Kathleen Hession, Margaret vehicles reported them missing Fla veil. What Ford called “a fluid situation” in­ way into the West German Embassy today itself the “Holger Meins Commando.” Ambassador Stoecker arrived to take up dows. Sullivan. in the past two days, police Honors —Sean Byrne, cluded the mood of Congress. In a session and seized Ambassador Dietrich Stoecker “We have taken possession...of the West his post as the West German envoy to Some people managed to get out with Honors —Maureen said. Monique Cormier, Karen that lasted until early today, the House as hostage. They threatened to shoot the German ambassador to Stockholm in Stockholm in November, 1972. The Berryman, Lisa Canapari, Ran­ help of police who put up ladders on the The 1969 Ford pickup truck of Damiata, Michael Evans, voted to authorize $327 million for military attache unless police withdrew. order that political prisoners in West Ger­ military attache arrived in 1973. side of the embassy where no shooting was 4 dall Davison, Heidi Draghi, Mark Frank of Glastonbury Lionel Lessard, Carmen humanitarian aid and evacuation costs. There were reports of some injuries as a many be liberated. If there is a rescue An embassy employe called the police Sheila Dupuis, Diana Fla veil, going on. One man climbed from the se­ was stolen early Tuesday. The Pellegrino, Ronald Senna, John The Senate passed a $250 million version. - result of the shooting and initial reports attempt for the ambassador, we will ignite emergency number shortly before noon to cond floor and was immediately taken Joseph Foley, Joann Frechette, 1968 white (Chevrolet of George Sullivan. No arms aid has been approved for what said one person was killed. Police kept all 15 kilos (33 pounds) of TNT,” the caller report that there was shooting inside the Michael Girard, Alison Grade, NEW ORLEANS: President Gerald away from the scene by police. A. Felding of East Hartford Grade 8 administration officials privately admit onlookers away from the scene, sealing off said.