PAGE TWENTY-FOUR— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 27. 1978 Ahearn Says Miller Refuses to Debate BOLTON -Aloysius—Aloysius Ahearn'Ahearn. __.=_______________________________________of the issues. I totally disagree with_______ her on there is very little interest in such a con­ “If it weren’t for that money, every Democratic candidate for state represen­ the value of such discussions. That’s what frontation even with a sponsoring group to town would have had to increase their tax tative from the 55th District, this week supply an audience.” a political campaign is all about to give rate by at least one mill,” Ahearn said, criticized his Republican opponent, the voters a chance to see, hear, and ques­ Dorothy Miller, for turning down an in­ Ahearn said he issued the invitation in­ while stating he would also like to know formally on Oct. 5 and again in a formal tion their candidates.” The Weather vitation to discuss the issues with him at a why she voted against increasing the letter on Oct. 16 and “In her Oct. 22 reply, He said he is sure voters would like to EAST public forum. state’s share of local school building Partly sunny today, highs | Mrs. Miller said her time was completely know why Mrs. Miller voted against the Ahearn said Mrs. Miller, who is seeking costs. He said both bills were good legisla­ around 60. Partly cloudy fi taken up." Property Tax Relief Bill which returned re-election, said in a response to him, “My tion and passed both houses of the HARTFORD tonight with lows 35 to 40. Sun- h Ahearn expressed regret that “Dot $20 million from state surplus to the towns experience over the years has shown that legislature easily. day, mostly sunny, breezy and P Miller sees no value in a public discussion in the state. TODAY cool with highs in the 50s. f Probability of precipitation 10 f Eit^ntng M percent today and tonight, if Winds southwest 10 to 15 mph, ^ He WonH Say shifting to northwesterly i Vol. XCVII, No. 24 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, October 28, 1978 ^ Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 tonight. National weather map ELECT EAST HARTFORD “ page 13. Tom orrow ’s h eirlo o m s —Democratic Town Committee today. Chairman James M. Fitzgerald would not say he is going to resign A trio of hand-carved gemstones f 4 WALT JOYNER the post after the Nov. 7 state In distinctively styled ladles’ election. But, he would not rule it Sadat, Begin Win Nobel Prize rings of I4k gold. out, either. Fitzgerald, the Democratic town chairman for 23 years, said OSLO, Norway (UPI) — laureate in 1973 with Vietnam’s Le citation said. he would make a decision after Egyptian President Anwar Due Tho and who nominated Sadat, $125 State the election. Carter was not eligible for the Sadat and Israeli Premier told ABC: “I think (Sadat’s) trip to peace prize this year because his Representative Fitzgerald was re-elected to a Jerusalem was the decisive step in two-year term as chairman in Menachem Begin Friday nomination arrived after the this process, but one also has to give February deadline. March. He has held the position shared the 1978 Nobel Peace credit to Begin for receiving it in the “By the award of the Peace Prize Carved Jade since July 1955, when he was ap­ prize. President Carter was spirit in which he did and to Presi­ for 1978 to Menachem Begin and pointed after Judge John Brennan cited for his “great role” in dent Carter for bringing it to a con­ Anwar Sadat the Nobel Committee $195 had stepped down. Blue Quartz clusion.” wishes not only to honor actions "I had talked openly about promoting a Middle East Scarab peace. Carter congratulated Sadat and already performed in the service of $65 resigning before the party elec­ Begin on their award, adding that “I am for putting a iid on unnecessary tion in Atarch,” he said. “But peo­ The Norwegian Nobel Committee peace but also to encourage further Shell Cameo "the work you have done so far must efforts to work out practical ple in the party indicated they cited Sadat for his historic, lonely state spending, and i wiii actively support not be left uncompleted.” solutions which can give reality to 2 would rather see me stay because journey to to the enemy camp in "1 know that this award will be an those hopes of a lasting peace as they I legislation that will accomplish that end.” it would be best for the party.” Jerusalem which launched the Mid­ occasion for you and for all of us to dle East peace drive and earned him have been kindled by the framework He said party regulars felt an rededicate our efforts, for it makes agreement,” the committee said. the wrath of fellow Arabs. Jewelers & Silversmiths Sirtce 1900 intra-party fight over the chair­ clear how much the people of the The Committee specifically cited The committee said the joint 958 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN A4ANCHE8TER manship might develop at a time world value your serrch,” his state­ Sadat’s trip to Jerusalem. when the Democratic nomination award was given ”to encourage JOYNER ment said. The committee noted that HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS MALL for governor was being contested. further efforts” toward achieving a AmefcanExpress/MMtetCnaive/VrM/MehaelaCliarBe 12th AtMmbly District The Palestine Liberation Organiza­ negotiations were still needed to The next election for party realistic Middle East peace. tion denounced the awards and many achieve peace. ^Thinking Snow^ Joynar for Roproaontativo Comm., Laalla BaIcchar Tra. chairman is in March 1980. The prize, 725,000 Swedish kronor Egyptians expressed disappointment and now worth $172,600 at the “The two framework agreements Although the grass is still a little green, that Sadat had to share the award on peace in the Middle East and Weicker Here declining dollar rate of 4.20 kronor, with Begin. these three young people are “thinking snow” will be awarded Dec. 10 — the an­ peace between Egypt and Israel The Committee also praised Presi­ which were agreed upon in Camp as they model winter outfits they will be niversary of Alfred Nobel’s death — EAST HARTFORD -U.S. Sen. dent Carter for his initiative which David represent in themselves a vic­ at the Oslo University Festival Hall, wearing in “Autumn’s Forecast of Fashion” Lowell Weicker will be in town brought Sadat and Begin together at tory for the idea of peace in this part Neither Sadat nor Begin had any a fashion show to be sponsored Nov. 4 at 12:30 Sunday to campaign with Esther Camp David, Md., in September. of the world. Clarke, Republican candidate in immediate comment but a govern­ p.m. at Willie’s Steak House. The show is “In the efforts to reach a realistic “However, essential negotiations the Third Senatorial District. ment official in Cairo said Sadat being sponsored by the Suburban Women’s peace order which could build still remain before the idea of peace Weicker will appear at 1 p.m. at would donate his share of the prize to Club of Vernon, Tolland and Ellington. The bridges between former enemies and is anchored in a politically binding the Elm Village Apartments his Nile Delta village of Mit Abul present conflicts or interests, the fashions are from the Youth Centre in the Kom, 40 miles north of Cairo. agreement which can secure a future along with the state senatorial positive initiative taken by U.S. without war to the war-exhausted Parkade. The children are Kim Gibson, front, candidate. Former Secretary of State Henry President Jimmy Carter also has people of the Middle East,” the Com­ and back, left to right, Nicole Chaison and Kissinger, joint Nobel Peace played a great role,” the Committee mittee said. Leslie Chaison. (Herald photo by Strempfer) REACT Drive EAST HARTFORD —As part of | GOP Candidate Says observance of National REACT Egyptian Negotiators Month, the East Hartford REACT 1 ^ team is conducting a membership Foe Wrong on Hike drive to recruit interested Citizens Band radio operators. VERNON - Nancy Osborn, Republican candidate for Requirements for membership ICs That Time Again Told to Return Home state representative from Vernon’s 56th District, today include legal CB operations under challenged a claim by her opponent concerning the state a valid FCC license or pending It s that time again. Jill Zanlungo, 4, left, and Jennifer By United Press International Egyptian delegation by telephone budget and state grants. application, a CB base station Zanlungo, 8, of 38 Grandview St., Manchester, are trying to re­ after he and Israeli Defense Minister ■ Egypt late Friday ordered its top Friday and will do so again Saturday. Mrs. Osborn is seeking election over incumbent with home telephone for Ezer Weizman held a brief meeting mind us that it’s time to turn the clocks back an hour. If you peace negotiators in Washington to Khalil also said it was unlikely 0 Democrat Chester Morgan. She said Morgan claimed monitoring purposes and a in Washington with Secretary of are awake at 2 a.m. Sunday, that is the official time to turn the return home for consultations only Sadat would join Begin in New York that a 14.4 percent increase in the state budget and a 14 4 sincere interest in serving the State Cyrus Vance but he insisted percent increase in state grants to towns do not equal one -f public good. hand back to 1 a.m. Otherwise, Just turn your clock back an hours after Egyptian President Tuesday night to receive the “Fami­ that the settlement issue would not Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime ly of Man-“award from the Council of another.