PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Sepl. 28, 1976 The weather Inside today Sunny today, high 65-70. Fair tonight and Thursday, overnight low in the 40s, Area news 18-19 Family . 30 high Thursday 65-70. Chance of rain, 10 Business..............21 Kitchen 30 per cent tonight and Thursday. Classified. , 24-26 People ............... 29 National weather forecast map on Comics................27 Second Thought 30 TRIRTY-EIGHT PAGES Page 25. » , t m Dear Abby 27 Sports..........15-17 THREE SECTIONS uANcmnm. OQK^v*ttiNn*idiisuaR PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS Editorial ........ 27 Candidacy may hurt Carter fc.‘M JOIN OUR FULL FESnVU. McCarthy wins court orders to get on November ballots By LEWIS LORD Democratic vice presidential President who can answer those they play golf on the same golf United Press International nominee, said in Toledo, Ohio, that questions." courses, they communicate with one While President Ford and Jimmy “it’s time for the President to come Nessen said Ford saw nothing another, they support one another, " Carter compete for votes, a third out from behind his desk" and wrong in playing golf as the guest of Carter said presidentiai candidate — Eugene answer allegations concerning his corporations while a congressman Nessen said he had read in the McCarthy — is seeking, and winning, golf outings. from Michigan but quit accepting newspapers that Carter, while gover­ SRWNOS court orders. Mondale was asked if he thought it such hospitality when he became nor of Georgia, had accepted free The one time Democratic senator appropriate for Ford to have vice president in 1973. rides on a plane owned by either from Minnesota has acquired four accepted at least four golf outings at Carter took an obvious jab at Ford Lockheed Aircraft or Coca-Cola court orders this week — three the expense of corporation this week in a campaign speech at­ Sen. Robert Dole, the Republican federal and one state — placing him executives, as reported by White tacking Washington lobbyists who vice presidential nominee, also cam­ on the ballot in Texas, Utah, House Press Secretary Ron Nessen. get "financial support from lob­ paigned in Ohio, where he said Maryland and Massachusetts. “ I don’t think it's the right thing to byists." statewide polls show the GOP ticket McCarthy told the Washington do," Mondale said, "but it is the running 6 to 8 percentage points Press Club Tuesday that he now will "They belong to the same clubs. behind Carter-Mondale. '.tf be listed as an independent candidate m r ^ ^ 5 x b’ z/-- e c - - - in at least 30 states and hopes to wind In zoning dispute up on the ballot in nearly a dozen more. Liberals, including the board of the Americans for Democratic Action, have expressed concern that Supreme Court declines McCarthy’s candidacy will cost Carter support and possibly throw the election into the House of Representatives. “I wouldn’t lose one night’s sleep to hear Buckland appeal over the difference between Carter and Ford," McCarthy said. By DOUG BEVINS planned by M.A.P. Associates, irregular protrusions into Rural President dines out Carter is spending a couple of days Herald Reporter The land was rezoned in March Residence Zones, that residential at home in Plains, Ga., before star­ The Connecticut Supreme Court 1974 by the Manchester Planning and streets would be devoted to business President and Mrs. Ford went to dinner at daughter Susan’s new ting a Thursday trip to Buffalo, N.Y.; has declined to consider an appeal by Zoning Commission. The property, and industrial use; that the changes townhouse home in suburban Arlington, Va., Tuesday evening. Portland, Maine, and Boston. Presi­ area property owners of a lower formerly Rural Residence-zoned, didn't comply with the town’s Com­ Here the Chief Executive acts as chef as he puts the steak on dent Ford remained at the White court decision which upheld zoning was changed to 139 acres of Com­ prehensive Plan; that traffic hazards prehensive Urban Development would result: that the Planning and the barbecue grill. (White House photo via UPI) House. for a massive, mixed-use develop­ Sen. Walter Mondale, the ment in the Buckland area of (CUD) Zone, 81 Vi acres of Business 3 Zoning Commission considered Manchester. Zone, and 38 acres of Industrial Zone. evidence illegally: that M.A.P. In a one-sentence notice signed by M.A.P. Associates, an investment Associates wasn’t a legal entity; and Chief Justice Charles House, the partnership led by developer Arthur that there hadn't been adequate legal court denied a “petition for cer­ M. Fischer of New York City, notice of public hearin g s in Fact-finding report recommends tification” filed by Atty. Jerome planned a sprawling development of November 1973. Walsh on behalf of the Buckland a regional shopping center, a motel- Judge Eielson rejected all of the property owners group. conference facility, an office- claims when he upheld the rezoning 5% pay increase for policemen TTie petition, filed in July, was the research park and about 1,000 con­ in his June decision. first step toward a high court appeal dominium housing units. The Atty. Allen Duffy, who represents of a June decision in the Hartford development plans call for half of the M.A.P. Associates, said today the County Court of Common Pleas. project to be in Manchester and the Supreme Court action clears the By GREG PEARSON finder for the police case, heard proposal is considered by the ar­ zoning obstacle in Manchester but bitrator, who must decide for one Common Pleas Court Judge other half to be in South Windsor, Herald Reporter arguments from both the town and development can’t proceed until the side or the other, There is no com­ Rodney Eielson, in the lower court where the developer hasn’t yet A fact-finding report has union. His report, issued this mor­ project is approved by a variety of promising between the two offers. case, upheld rezoning of Buckland sought zoning approval. recommended that members of the ning, is a direct result of that tobacco land for a residential, com­ other regulatory agencies. Other recommendations made by Opponents of the rezoning had Manchester Police Department meeting and subsequent studies. "Nothing is going to happen Orlando include the following: mercial and industrial development claimed that the rezoning caused receive a five per cent pay hike in Orlando, in recommending the five tomorrow, " he said each year of a two-year contract. per cent boost in both years, said, • The town establish a co-pay den­ tal plan for union members effective The recommendations on salary "the Town's (salary) offer is lower and length of contract are both than the economic circumstances July 1,1977. Under the plan, the town favorable to the requests of the warrant.” would pay the cost of all insurance Women robbed in Vernon church Manchester Police Union, Local 1495. The fact finder also ruled premiums. When an individual had The union, which asked for a two- favorably for the union on one of the some dental work done, he would pay A black male “in his 20s” bran- The lone gunman, wearing a Virginia Bergstrom, who was year contract, sought a pay hike of 5 major non-financial matters — a 20 per cent of the cost, and insurance dishing a black revolver held up 15 plastic store bag over his face, leading the session, told UPI that forced the women to lie on the floor QETAFREE^*^ per cent for the first six months of limit on disability pay. would pay the remaining 80 per cent, women attending a meeting at St. some of the women thought it was a The town sought to place a six- William Tierney, m anagem ent John’s Church, Rt. 30 in Vernon and left with their jewelry and joke when the man came in and told ' * V s the contract, with an additional 3 per month limit on disability payments. —See Page Fourteen Tuesday night. pocketbooks. them to lie on the floor She also said 4-PIECE PLACE SETTING 0 F % ^ ’C' - cent boost effective Jan. 1,1977. They also asked for another hike of 6 per The union wanted no such limit. The women were meeting to some of the women argued to keep cent effective July 1, 1977. The town Orlando agreed with the union and organize a Girl Scout Troop and the wedding bands and diamond rings but IMPORTED STONEWARE FROM sought a three-year contract with recommended that the town meeting had not been publicized finally gave ‘.hem up. She said a lump sum cash payments granted to withdraw its request. before hand It was a training session Timex watch was thrown back THE SAVINGS SANK OF MANCHESTER policemen in the amount of $250 in The fact finder’s report is not bin­ News summary on the topic, “Survival Training." because, “it's not worth anything, " the first year and $500 in both the se­ ding. Both the town and union must Vernon Police said the holdup man the holdup man said. cond and third years. vote approval of it for it to be Complied from United Press International was described as being in his 20s, The Special Services Unit of the The 77 members of the local police accepted. Both sides may still was wearing a purple sweatshirt, and Vernon Police Department is in­ army pants under which were plaid union have been working without a attempt to negotiate on any of the State and seriously injures another in­ vestigating the incident. Police said Save two ways at our fall festival of savings..Deposit $50.