PAPE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 23. 1873 I. .. Obituaries Glastonbury Group Promotes White Ed Coughlin Drownsf Mrs. Ellen B. Tedford Mrs. Ellen Bulla Tedford, 80, House Enemies List MANCUIESTER, (X)NN., TUESDAY, JULY 24,1973 - VOL. XCn, No. 249 M anehesler-A City o f Village Charm of 35 Foster St., widow of GLASTONBURY (AP) - SIXTEEN PAGES George Tedford, died Sunday in and the gravity of the Roofing Contractor You too can be on a White situation.” PRICE: nFTEEN CENTS an East Hartfoid convalescent House enemies list just like the A nnall advertisement in the Edgar VanHorne Coughlin, several years. home. one given to the Senate New York Times Ju^ 8 has 60, of 390 Woodland St., He was also a charter She was bora in Northern Watergate committee by produced a disappointing To R*i drowned accidentally Sunday at member of the Manchester Ireland and lived here 60 years. former presidential counsel replies so far, Bastee said. - Laurel Ridge #ond, near Lodge of Elks, and a member of S ie was a member of the Salva John Dean. Another member of the Woodstock, about 3;30 p.m. He the Manchester Chamber of tion Army and its Women’s F w |5 a Glastonbury group group, Susan Harland, said she dove off h diving board and Commerce. Home League, both in Ehrlichman Claims called Enemies Unlimited will thinks people are afraid to never returned to the surface. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Manchester. put your name on a Itet to be write in. His body was found about 75 Doris Jlanson Coughlin; two Survivors are a daughter, sent to tee President, give you a feet from shore in about 12 to 15 sons, John M. Coughlin of Mrs.'. Bramwell Crawford of scroll stating you’re an offidal feet of water by persons at the Glastonbury and Dan Contain, West Hempstead, L.I., a "Most people are probably enemy of tee White House and afraid their tax return will be pond, police said. Dr. Rudolph at home; two daughters, Mrs. brigadier in the Salvation Ar send you a button saying, “ I’m audited,” she said. Klare pronounced Mr. Coughlin April Rasura of Oceana, Calif., m y; a brother, Alexander Hud on tee list.” Among tee responses was one dead at the scene, said police. and Christine Coughlin, at son of Alberta, Canada; two Dean Lied To Panel Robert Basine, a Glastonbury from Yellowstone Park, Wyo.: WASHINGTON (AP) - John He was bom Dec. 4, 1912 in home; two step-daughters, sisters, Mrs. '^ om a s Qiurch of attenUon at tee White House attorney, said he and four “ Please rush a scroll and but D. Ehrlichman today told tee said, “ I sincerely do not believe hush money to buy silence from Montclair, N.J. the son of the Mrs. Susan Rogers of East and Mrs. George Ivine, both in is “ falser than all the other “ Mr. Haldeman and I had friends formed the group to do ton to my brother who suffers Senate Watergate committee I am guilty of any wrongdoing.” the original Watergate defen late Dennis and Catherine Hampton and Mrs. Karen Northern Ireland; two falsehoods” Dean gave the vastly different duties, areas something about the Watergate from rejection evai when he teat Jedm W. Dean HI Ued. In a 30-page statement dants, among other things. VanHorne Coughlin, and had Parten of Lubbock, Tex.; one grandchildren and five great Senate panel. and methods of operation,” scandal. gets a busy signal on the prepared tor his appearance as Ehrlichman insisted that I been a resident of Manchester brother, Angus Coughlin of grandchildren. EhrUclunan, once tee chief “I do not suggest teat we Ehrlichman said. “ I had very “ The group felt it would have phpne.” a witness before the com Dean rarely informed him for 30 years. Hingham, Mass.; two sisters, Funeral services are Tuesday domestic adviser to President were aU just too busy to have little knowledge of what he was .vV no interest in forming another Another frwn Orange, N.J.: Nixon, said he and others in tee mittee, Ehrlichman defend^ about Watergate despite Dean’s Mr.Coughlin began a roofing Mrs. Ruth McGray of Jamaica, at 1:30 p.m. at the Holmes noticed,” Ehrlichman said. doing day by day.” political group,” he said. “ But “ Please put my name on the the Nixon adihinistration testimony teat tee cover-up business in Manchester in 1954 Vt., and Mrs. Edith Crockett of Funeral Home, 400 Main St. White House reUed on Dean for “ We^ld iKitice, and we kept in Ehrlichman appeared under we did hope to create an list of small-time enemies. against Dean. He accused Dean was a major concern of and in 1957, he formed The Linwood, N.J.; and eight Burial will be in East information about the formed terou ^ John Dean on subpoena, without any immuni organization that could walk Someday I hope to make it of a “ gallery-pleasing repeti Ehrlichman and staff chief Couglin Roofing Co., Inc., of grandchildren. Cemetery. Watergate wiretapping affair. ty from prosecution. He said he tee fine line between the humor big.” tee assumption teat he was tion of tee old story about fear Friends may call at the ElhrUcfaman said in prepared H.R. Haldeman. Ehrlichman would refute all allegations of which he was the president and Funeral services are giving us com plete and ac and paranoia in the White testimony ousted White House said his log shows 22 meetings treasurer. Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 curate information.” House.” criminal activity against him. counsel Dean’s story that tee with Dean, eight of teem on He was a member of South Holmes Funeral Home, 400 p.m. For his own part, Ehrlichman “ I look forward to your Ehrlichman’s opening state non-Watergate subjects. "Of United Methodist Church, Main St., with the Rev. Dr. Watergate affair was tee center questions,” he said. ment contained no response to tee remainder,” he said, “ not Manchester Lodge of Masons, George Webb officiating. As Ehrlichman was sworn in, Senate Prepares tee specific allegations against all were devoted to talk about and the Sphinx Temple of Hart Burial will be in East he held his hand far above his Miss Martha T. Smith him. Dean' says Ehrlichman aspects of Watergate.” ford. He was a 32nd Degree Cemetery. S h- Passengers Evacuated head, his right arm almost fully ROCKVILLE - Miss Martha ordered him to destroy ~ ___ Ehrlichman complained that extended. He had said in ad Mason, and a former member Friends may call at the T. Smith, 84, of 172 Vernon To Debate material from wiretapper E. of the Omar Shrine Club of funeral home Tuesday from 2 to his name constantly was vance he was prepared to "trip Ave., Rockville, died at her Howard Hunt’s White House which he was secretary for 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. hyphenated with that of up” testimony implicating him home this morning. safe shortly after the Haldeman as if they were and Nixon in the cover-up. She was a lifelong resident of Campaign Bill Watergate break-in, and said Siamese twins. Rockville. Hijacked Jet Ehrlichman authorized use of r^jr. Survivors are five brothers, John S. Smith o f Pompano W a s h i n g t o n (A P ) — a Wll designed to hold down Karl Links Dead at 76; Beach, Fla., Andrew J. Smith, Welcome Home Newlyweds campaign expenditures Is set to come before the Senate Blown Up Watergate V Joseph J. Smith and Anthony T. and Is attracting a host of Watergate-related amendments. PZC Approves Smite, all of Rockville, and A Willinar, Minn., couple found quite a job waiting for them when they returned home Summary The Soiate was scheduled to Farmer, Legislator Michael T. Smite of Danbury; from a honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Groat discovered friends had filled their bedroom contributed in bote primary and BENGHAZI, Ubya (AP) - The hijackers of a Japanese' start working on the bill two sisters. Miss Julia Smite of from floor to ceiling with crumpled newspapers. (AP photo) general elections. jumho jetliner blew up the Boeing 747 today at the Wednesday, and was expected WASHINGTON (AP) - Here, First M Zone Rockville and Sister Anita The propos^ q>ending limits Beiighazi airport a few minutes after they and their 137 HEBRON - Karl H. Unks, Mr. Links was also a member Marie, O.T., of Newburgh, N.Y. to spend most of its time in tee bill are 15 coits foV each in brief, are developments in DAVID KNAPP hostages slid down an emergency chute. The hijackers ^tee Watergate case. 76, a former Republican state of Gilead Congregational The funeral is Wednesday at between then and a recess person of voting age for were arrested. (Herald Reporter) representative for eight years Church and was past president 8:15 a.m. from the Burke beginning Aug. 3 (m tee legisla primary elections and 20 cents T A P E S — W a t e r g a t e tion, but blood was spurting prosecutor Archibald Ck)x and P'SS Prices Scramble Upward and a retired dairy and chicken of the Gilead Cemetery Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., tion. for edch person of voting age in Passengers and crew The Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) Monday farmer, died Sunday in Rocky members who had been held from a cut above tee eye of one the Senate Watergate com Association. Rockville, with a Mass of tee Democratic leader Mike general elections. night approved a zone change requested by First Hartford clim ^ a lm ost as high as the cartons being stacked by Jeff John- Hill Veterans Hospital. He had Nixon Economist Predicts old JapancM woman and her mittee served subpoenas on He was a member and past Resurrection at St. Bernard’s Mansfield said Saturday tee In tee case of presidential hostage since Friday had run glasses were smashed. Realty for a change from Rural Residence to the new M lived on West St. He was the commander of Jones-Keefe- Church at 9. Burial will be in St. debate had been postponed candidates this co^d mean a about a quarter of a mile from President Nixon Monday for All tee hostages looked worn Zone. The M Zone is a new zone which allows the construc husband of Mrs. Louise Tuf- Batson Post, American Legion, Barnard’s Cemetery. from Monday because of a spending ceiling of |27.8 million the plane when explosive tapes and documents related to vander Links. out by their 314-day ordeal, and tion o f m ultifam ily dw elling units. The zone change effects and had served as the post’s There are no calling hours. Prices Will Stabilize death in tee family of Sen. in tee general election. This charges set by the four their investigations. some appeared on the verge of Born in Marlborough, he had adjutant and service officer for Howard W. Chnnon, D-Nev., co would be in addition to up to hijackers went off in the NIXON — The President has a 28-acre parcel south of Lydall St. and east of Greenwood lived in Hebron for 74 years. He floor nuuiager of tee bill. cockpit. collapse. until Thursday to respond to the many years, retiring in 1972. WASHINGTON (AP) - A top program, but said “ tee heavy current growing season produc 120.8 million that could be spent Dr. Security men kept newsmen Phase 4^s Local Impact operated his farm for 45 years Mansfield said “ we’re going subpmnas and teere were In Other survivors are a son, Nixon economist has predicted part of tee rise is behind us.” tion, Butz said. In winning niomination. Llbyim troops armed with l^is is the first M 25one to be approved in Manchester. until his retirement in 1960. higher food prices under Phase , to make every effort to pass tee and photographers away from dications he would ignore them. Robert K. Links, and a Brennan, also discussing He also noted that “ farmers The bill also would repeal submachine guns arrestedvtee First Hartford was granted Mr. Links was a represen daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Wark, 4, but says prices will stabilize bill by Aug. 3. four hijackers. ' tee wreckage of tee plane while A White House spokesman said Suspect Phase 4, called the wage are making money now” after broadcasting’s equal time the zone change on tee condi tative to the General Assembly Meanwhile, the Senate The l^jackers who seized tee the passengers were loaded into Nixon has taken “ a very firm both of Hebron; two brothers, and unemployment will guidelines flexible and said he “ a long, di7 period,” and said requirement by permitting tion that no more than 60 time that some of tee land in Hits The Pocketbook from Hebron from 1958 to 1966. Albert G. Links of Tavenier, decrease. planned to act today on a public plane Portly after took off small buses and taken to tee position” against release of tee Mushrooms anticipated that tee Ck)st of teat this is as it should be. broadcasters to give free time dwelling units are erected on the area was not suited to be A He was a member of the works appropriations bill. terminal. tapes and documents. Fla., and Ernest Links of Herbert Stein, chairman of Living Council would approve Stein said that Phase 4 will to major party 'candidates from Amsterdam last Friday tee parcel. Zone. BETTY RYDER sale, and the new price reflects reported weekend shoppers Republican Town Committee, Benghazi airport was closed Rockville; a sister, Mrs. John Recalled tee Council of Economic Ad labor contracts for wage in “get us over certain tran One of tee campaign bill’s without giving equal time to kept it on tee ground with 139 EHRLICHMAN - John D. At teat time PZC members Women's Editor the allowable beef price.” to civilian traffic after the First Hartford represen bought more heavily than usual and he served 14 years as a Leary of Middletown, six visers, also said tee country creases above the 5.5 per cent. amendments was being offered other candidates in a race. other persons aboard for nearly Ehrlichman, former key Nixon also expressed concern that the Still another store, offering a LAWRENCE, Mass. (AP) - sitionary periods to a situation blast. tatives said at tee last public President Nixon’s Phase 4 in an attempt to fill their zoning agent from 1957 to 1971 grandchildren and a great- was nearing the end of an Butz appeared on NBC’s by Sen. Wiiliam Pronnire, D- three days at Dubai, a Persian aide, testified today. He is zone change may have added to The president of Wirte Food in which we will have hearing on July 2 that it would anti-inflation program which popular brand of all-beef freezers, much as they did prior and two years on the Board of grandson. economic boom and, “ we have Wis., who was seeking to Gulf sheikdom. Monday teey While in Dubai, tee hijackers expected to challenge the overcrowding of area Products said today he does not “ Meet tee Press,” Stein on reasonable price stabiiity, high erect no more than 60 units on frankfurts, advertised them at to the meat boycott early in Assessors. Policeman identified themselves variously testimony of John W. Dean III lifted tee price freeze from tee Funeral services are a good chance of siowing tee CBS’ “ Face tee Nation,” and prohibit an individual from con released an elderly Japanese schools. Developers of the con $1.09 last week and increased April. know how botulism toxin got employment and a high level of as Sons of the Occupied the parcel and leave most of tee food industry last week has While in the General Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the boom down without what would Brennan on ABC’s “ Issues and tributing more than |100 to a couple, had tee plane flown to about involvement by Nixon dominiums say that the project the price to $1.19 this week. into a jar of mushrooms packed economic activity.” Slain In Taritory, Mt. Carmel Martyr wooded area in its natural already begun to make a dent In One dism ntled woman, ap Assembly, Mr. Links was co- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ordinarily be called a Answers” candidate for federal office. Damascus and, after three and top'aides in the Watergate will be. designed for older per at his plant, forcing him to He described Phase 4 as state. tee homemaker’s pocketbook. Some homemakers expressed parently raecUng her grocery chairman of the legislative Main St., Manchester. Burial recession.” While campaign spending hours teere, ordered it on to Sada and tee Japanese Red cover-up. sons and would therefore not recall thousands of tee products Butz noted teat there had being designed to slow tee rate Fall River According to First Hartford surprise that the cost of fresh list carefully, replaced two Veterans Committee. Libya.; Arrtiy but never made clear STRACHAN— Former White Area shoppers who have will be in Gilead Cemetery. Stein, Agriculture Secretary been substantial food price in of price rises while permitting takes top billing in tee Senate, representatives, the company effect the schools. produce was still so high. items on the market shelf, He was a U.S. Navy veteran, from 10 states, Canada and whether they were affiliated House aide ' Gordon Strachan becom e accustom ed to the Friends may call at the Earl L. Butz, and Labor creases in the last eight “ those ... price increases government spending will be FALL RIVER, Mass. ( A P ) - Everybody aboard slid down plans to erect condominium- The PZC also granted a zone “ Now that we have native started to walk further down Panama. with any known Arab guerrilla told the committee he believes gradual price increase on cer serving in World War I. funeral home Tuesday from 7 to Secretary Peter J. Brennan months. He said poultry, meat tee chief issue in tee House A suspect was scheduled to be tee emergency chute after tee change, request^ by Raymond vegetables on the stands, one the aisle, then with a shrug of ‘ T really can’t say how it got necessap' to get production of group. type dwellings on the land. tain items over the past few During the 1940s, he was vice 9 p.m. appeared Sunday on separate and pork were among items with the start of debate plane came to a stop at former White House chief of F. Damato, for a parcel of land would think the price would in there,” said George Toscano. most critical things, particular arral^ed on a murder charge The PZC denied a request for months are finding teat tee cost her shoulders, returned to tee chairman of the Connecticut tomorrow on an anti Nor were their demands ever staff H.R. Haldeman knew last on Tolland Tpke. from Rural Those wishing to do so may television news interview expected to rise under Phase 4. ly food, and gradually fade out this morning in connection with Benghazi, on tee Med terranean a zone change on Nov. 6 which of food is climbing to new decrease somewhat, but it shelf, picked up the two items "In eight years in business, this impoundment bill. made public. But teere were year teat secret intelligence Milk Producers’ Association. make memorial contributions shows. B « f prices will remain frozen in time so we can get back to a the killing of a Fall River coast. would have changed tee zone in Residence to Industrial. hasn’t,” she said. and popped them into her shop is tee first complaint we have unconfirmed reports that they heights. He also was a member of the to the American Cancer Socie Butz also predicted higher until Sept. 12. The measure would give Members of tee crew said no was being gathered on leading The zone change, heard at the While prices In many other ping cart, obviously resigning received of any kind.” . free market.” patrolman early this morning, tee area to Residence A. Com Although only a few days old. Tolland Farm Bureau. ty. prices for farm products under either tee Senate or tee House one was hurt during tee evacua (See Page Sixteen) Democrats. commission’s July 2 public areas of purchase have in herself to the shopper’s fate. He said tee federal Food and Prices of fruits and Stein contended that price police said. mission members said at the Phase 4 price changes have the Phase 4 anti-inflation vegetables would depend on the 60 days to disapprove any hearing, was requested to allow creased noticeably over the What lies ahead - only time Drug Administration inspected controls, in effect since August, Police did not identify tee already gone into effect in presidential Impoundment of the development of a small in past several months, can tell. But as one meat Archie E. Mitchell Sr. Mrs. Aurelia Gaselli his plant a month ago and found 1971, have resulted In a large man, but said another suspect, many local stores. funds appropriated by dustrial and retail park in the homemakers shopping for food manager commented, “ If you The funeral of Mrs. Aurelia no traces of botulism. expansion of tee economy, and whose name was not disclosed, In one market, the price of V E RN O N — A rch ie E. Congress. area. items on a weekly basis are higher employment and per also was being questioned in Necessity Again Proves To Be think prices are rising now, Mitchell Sr., 73, of 43 Hale St. M. Caselli, 94, of 169 Charter The FDA Saturday ordered chicken jumped from $1.69 for Capt. Rickenbacker A tougher bill already has 'The commission left an area kept more aware of this par check the price of bacon next Ext., Rockville, died Sunday in Oak St., who died Saturday in the recall of mushrooms sonal incomes. connection with tee killing of chicken cutlets to $1.79, while (Continued from Page One) passed tee Senate. It would tee policeman, John Ruggiero, of 400 feet at the south end of ticular price rise. Some stores time you walk into the store." his camp at Laurel Ridge, Memorial Hospital, Hollywood, processed at Wirte Food after the cost of chicken parts, name require Congressional approval 27, of FaU River. the tract in a Rural Residence North Woodstock, of natural Fla., is Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. hospitalization in Montreal of a Drinking rain water and EAL in 1935, he paid General ly thighs and drumsticks, rose of impoundments within 60 days Russiero was shot and killed Zone to prevent the use of causes. from the John F. Tierney woman who had eaten eating fish lured by the Motors |3.5 million for it three Patrol Car from 79 cents to 89 cents and or the funds would have to be The Mother Of Invention Union St. as an access road. after he stopped a car for a Funeral Home, 219 W. Center mushrooms from a jar of seagull’s guts, seven of tee years later and became presi from 85 cents to 99 cents per released. routine check, poUce said. Several area residents spoke Bom in Sabattus, Maine, he St., with a Mass at St. James Pastene brand marinated eight survived 24 days on tee dent and general manager. He Crashes pound, respectively. In tee House, Republicans Ruggiero had been a member sandwich at the time and, hard against such a use of Union St. had lived in Rockville a number Church at 9. Burial will be in St. mushrooms, packed by Wirte. craft before being rescued. was made board chairman in SOL R. COHEN According to one store of years. He had been a tool A year earier, Rickenbacker plan to try to attach to the an of tee force for three years. ly realizing what she was doing, at the public hearing. manager, tee cost of eggs took Junior High James Cemetery. The FDA said Canadian of 1953 and retired in 1963. (Herald Reporter) WH.UMANTIC (AP) - A she placed tee sandwich on the The front section of the crib clerk at Pratt & Whitney Friends may call at the ficials confirmed botulism was was critically injured when an He built Eastern from 400 ti-impoundment bill another The next time you enjoy an a marked increase when the police patrol car, chasing a car measure to establish counter, removed the soggy top parcel for 200 feet from Tolland Division of United Aircraft funeral home Tuesday from 2 to found in tee jar. EAL passenger plane crashed employes to a company which ice cream cone — one of tee wholesale price rose 8 cents a thought to have b ^ n involved in procedures for reshaping con wafer, twisted it into a cone, Tpke. was left in a Business II Corp., East Hartford, until his 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Toscano said FDA inspectors in a pine wood near Atlanta, today employes over 35,000. WATER WEIGHT almost eight billion served an dozen Monday. a robbery at a gas station Zone by the PZC as. the appli Construction gressional handling of budget filled it with water, and placed retirement in 1965. are checking samples of Ga., killing eight. Following his retirement, nually in Am erica— say thanks “ We didn’t make a cent on minutes before, crashed on and spending priorities. tee violets in it. cant wanted to conduct some Wirtepacked mushrooms, "but Although trapped In the Rickenbacker and Adelaide PROBLEM? to Charles and Ann Menches, the increase,’ ’ he said, “ just He was a member of the Otto F. Timmermann Interstate 84 Sunday night, The Democratic leadership Charles was impressed, but retail sales of products in tee I haven’t received any notice twisted wreckage and pinned Frost Durant Rickenbacker, tee u u brother and sister ice cream passed the increase on to the Camden, Maine, Lodge of Otto Frederick Timmer police said. wants to keep tee two bills proposed park. This would not teat other traces of botulism over the body of a dead woman he married in 1922, concessionaires at tee 1904 St. that was about the extent of it. consumer.”* Pared Down Patrolman Richard Sevigny, Masons. mann, 77, of 187 HolUster St., passenger, tee Eastern presi separate, but Republicans In the meantime, the ice have been allowed had the en In that particular store, the have been found.” The FDA divided their time between driving tee patrol car whi^ E-LIM Louis World’s Fair. died this morning at dent told his fellow survivors: argue teat If Congrass curbs cream Ann had set on the tire parcel been zoned In increase brought the cost of SUE KLEMENS Survivors are a son, Archie said over tee weekend that tee Miami and New York, where was headed east on a construc Exactly 69 years ago yester Currently, Illing ninth grade Manchester Memomial “ I’m awfully sorry this had to presidential power to witUold Excess water in the body can counter began to melt and dustrial. extra large eggs up to 97 cents a (Herald Reporter) E. Mitchell Jr. of Glengardner, tests indicated underprocessing sons David E. and William F. tion portion of tee highway, was day, on July 23,1904, the two ac students are being housed at the Hospital. He was the husband of happen to you men.” appropriations, it should take be uncomfortable. E-LIM will dripped onto her dress. A request by John F. N.J.; two brothers, Theodore of mushrooms. maintain homes. cidentally discovered what dozen, with proportionate in A pared down version of high school. Mrs. Sophie Hillmann Timmer treated and released from greater responsibility for help you lose excess water Devanney, asking tee change of Botulism is an often fatal Rickenbacker’s entry into Rickenbacker’s last public Oiarles hurriedly scooped the creases on the large, medium renovations and additions to “ These improvements are for Mitchell of Rockville and mann. Windham 9°‘’'>™unity weight We at almost every youngster and commercial aviation came holding down spending. ice cream into a dish, twisted a parcel comprised of 291 and and small sizes. Manchester’s two junior high William Mitchell of Sabattus, food poisoning caused by appearance came when he led a Memorial Hospital. He suffered recommend it adult knows for fact — teat an students presently enrolled and- He was bom March 14, 1896, through the auto industry. His The campaim spending bill the bottom wafer Into a second 299 Highland St. from Although the price freeze was schools will be presented at tee Maine; and three bacteria and characterized by July 4th parade on Key back and elbow injuries, police ice cream cone is the answer to or projected,” Dr. James P. in Germany. He lived in Rickenbacker Motor Co. would limit Individual con Only $1.50 cone, poured the melting ice Residence A and Residence AA lifted on all foods except beef, it Town Board of Director’s next grandchildren. vomiting, abdominal pain, Biscayne. said. melting ice cream. Kennedy, superintendent of Brooklyn, N.Y., before moving designed tee first car with four- tributions to candidates for the cream into it and handed it to to Business I was tabled. was noted that beef prices in meeting by the Board of Educa Coughlin, muscular weakness Besides his widow and his It was not known whether any LlllOeTT REXALL The great treat in those days schools, said. 'This "minimum to Manchester 12 years ago. He House and tee Senate to ^,000 his sister. The plan, if approved, would and visual disturbance. wheel brakes, but stiff competi sons, five grandchildren sur PARKADE PHARMACV was to top a square or oblong some area stores did increase. tion. meeting of educational needs” Funeral services are Tuesday had been a mhchinist for the money was taken by tee two and to candidates for President have allowed Devanney to Toscano said he did not know tion forced his auto off tee vive. 404 W. MWdla Tpke. wafer with ice cream, an inch Ann began to eat the newly in The cost of London broil T he resolution, which would serve existing students in at 10:30 a.m. in East Woodstock Brooklyn Union Gas Co., Green men with guns who entered a to $15,000. This amount could be enlarge his business, the how many jars of mushroom market and his company into A grade school dropout at tee thick, and to cover it with vented ice cream cone. selling last week for $1.69 per forecasts a reduction of about Manchester, and not those who Congregational Church. Burial Point Works, in Brooklyn, N.Y., gas station on Route 32 in Highland Park Market. will be recalled. "We are oblivion soon after tee birth of age of 12, “Capt. Eddie” also another wafer, thus forming an She stopped short as she and pound, was advertised this $1,200,000 from the original would be moving into town. will be Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. for 35 years until his retirement WilUmantic, police said. No in Uie PZC Monday night denied recalling all of teem,” he said, bote. Again he turned to air was tee recipient of 15 honorary her brother had the week at $1.79 per pound. When proposed cost of $6,800,000, was “ Out of deep regret and sheer 12 years ago. juries were reported. % ice cream sandwich. in Mountain Cemetery, planes. simultaneous flash, “,Why not unanimously a zoning regula- questioned, the meat depart unanimously passed by the “ but we are only beginning to doctorate degrees —and The The left front of tee patrol car Some of you, no doubt, desperation,” M. Philip Susag, Camden, Maine. Survivors, besides his wife, sell ice cream this way?” do an inventory now.” Taking over management of Medal of Honor. remember tee tricky way you (See Page Sixteen) ment manager said, "That par Board of Education at Monday a board member, voted affir- are a daughter, Mrs. Robert hit a large dirt pile, causing tee He said tee company at peak They excitedly rolled their ticular cut of meat had been on night’s meeting. car to veer out of control, skid had to eat those sandwiches — (See Huge Sixteen) Friends may call at the Pound of Muichester; g sister, supply of wafers into cones, The project will cost ap times processed 6,000 jars of off tee left side of tee road, roll how you first had to catch the Williams Funeral Home, 51 Mrs. Helene Dickmann in Ger changed their sign to read, “ Ice proximately $5,600,000. mushrooms a week. over an embankment and land melthig ice cream, teen round Marcy St., Southbridge, Mass., many; a grandson and 2 great Energy Crisis I Cream Cones,’’ and they were A FDA spokesman said tee tee comers, teen tee edges, Members of the Town today from 7 to 9 p.m. grandchildren. on its roof, police reported. » «..,r .ay ',0 ,ame and Wirth-processed brands being FUNERAL HOME j CapSU leS j Building Committee, who had SUNNY The Holmes Funeral Home, teen eat your way around it all. recall^ are: (Continued from Page One) The 1973-74 school board, fire tune. People liked tee idea of considered the recommen Those wishing to do so may 400 Main St., is in charge of About Town Established 1874-Three Generations of SerrictM Ice cream sandwiches are still Wirte brand. Carriage Trade department and municipal carrying their ice cream in a Alan L. Bean, Dr. Owen K. dations of the Citizens Advisory make memorial contributions funeral arrangements, which iS ’A with us — but, not handmade, as budgets anticipate an average cone, and eating tee holder too. No Protest Committee, the school ad to the Heart Fund. brand. Purveyor brand and He said; under a contract for Manchester WATES will in tee pre-World War H days. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma are incomplete. 142 East Center Street Manchester The almost eight billion cones WASHINGTON (AP) - The Marinated Mushroom brand. gasoline signed about three increase of about 15 per cent in meet Tuesday at the Italian- Charles and Ann Menches had neared Saturday’s launch date ministration and the Board of served annually in tee United United States will not join some months ago, tee town should fuel oil prices. Should they American Gub. Weighing in an “ Ice Cream Sandwich for their marathon 59-day mis Education, detailed the types of States are filled with about two key allies in protesting the Sunny this afternoon and have sufficient supplies of gas come in higher, as seems will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Stand” just outside tee main sion. renovations proposed. I This Saturday, July 28th | billion pints of ice cream, of current series of nuclear tests Wednesday. Highs both days in oline for tee remateder of this almost certain at this time, Members with names beginning gate of tee St. Louis World’s They scheduled a lengthy ses A two-station gymnasium and Advance Registration ''A* about 200 flavors — ranging France is conducting in the at new class areas for art, home the mid 80s, 80 near the coast. year. adjustments will have to be S-Z are reminded to bring fruit Fair and teey did a booming sion with an electronic package from Almond-flavored to mosphere over the South economics, industrial arts, Clear tonight, lows in the mid Evening Undergraduates “ Should it '(a shortage) oc made. for tee basket. business, for ice cream called a “gyro six-pack.” It Zebra-striped. Pacific. drafting and general 60s. cur,” he added, "it would be in SAM Will Sponsor Its sandwiches were a great treat might have to be used to Arts and Sciences In addition, conel are filled Unlike the positions taken by Precijlitation probability company with other com teen. replace some troublesome rate classrooms would be con Business and Public Administration 2nd CONCERT of the Summer with custards o f. varying Japan, Canada, Australia and structed at Illing Junior High near zero through Wednesday. munities, and something would Their booming business gyroscope processors (RGPs) Education Engineering texture and form. Custard con New Zealand, Nixon ad School. Also included in the ad Winds, southerly 10 to 15 have to be done for all.” ail Mt. Nebo, from 7 to 11 P.M. didn’t last long. Their com on the space station. Electronic Technology ' t t e ' es sprang up at the 1934 Chicago ministration officials say there dition would be a media center, miles an hour this afternoon His comments were in petitors built more attractive World’s Fair, when Hal Kemp, is no danger from the blasts. Impoundment Test , cafeteria and service area and Wednesday and five to 10 Credits may apply to a degree or certificate response to a June 12 inquiry w stands — with glittering a famous orchestra leader of WASHINGTON (AP) - expansion and safety features. miles an hour tonight. Call to make an appointment for concerning what effect the c h . . . mirrors, glistening counters, Other SAM CONCERTS teat time, opened a chain of Practice Repairs President Nixon’s impound For Bennet Junior High' Outlook Thursday, partly July 9 to August 24 town’s agreement with its gar and jumbo-sized ice cream "Frozen Custard Stands,” School, the new construction cloudy, warm and humid with a 11 am to 8 pm Monday thru Friday bage contractor has on the Will Be / sandwiches. ' CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) ment of funds, declared un hopeful of cornering the — After they saved their consists of a gymnasium-media chance of showers developing Phone 523-4811 Ext 387 town’s gasoline supply. Under "we havb eVery little thing!th in g !" More Than Finger-Lickin’ Good Charles Menches was just constitutional in connection August 11th and 25th market. damaged space station, the center connecting tee Franklin late in the day. tee agreement, tee town sells II about to throw in tee towel and with a housing program by a But custards, althou^ still ^kylab 1 astronauts were called federal court, faced a new test and Barnard buildings as well gasoline to tee contractor — There are many ways to eat an ice cream cone but, as far close his stand, when something FALL EVENING SEMESTER SEPTEMBER 5 to DECEMBER 14 got your as the installation of required High Low thereby saving about |12,000 a happened that was to be the extremely popular, couldn’t tee “ fix anything guys.” More today in Oingress. For course listings in aU fields, call or write for 1973 FaU Semester Bulletin conn. as three-year-old Gerald Foley of Manchester is con safety equipment and the Anchorage 67 56 year from tee contracted cost first step in making him a very , dislodge ice cream sales which, repair work may await the The House has scheduled lottery The above space is available to your group on a FIRST COME FIRST •>" cerned, the ri^ t way is the neat way. He didn’t know, and Boston 77 Auerbach Hall UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Room 228 of garbage pickup. A state law in all forms today, total over a Skylab 2 crew when it reaches ^debate on a bill that would give relocation of some teaching 66 SERVED BASIS wealthy man — an ice cream the mtroela of ma1nftf«A < tickets 1 1 to publicize community service programs, through the ■:■ apparently didn’t care that Monday was the 69th Anniver billion gallons annually, in this tee orbiting lab. (Congress the power to override areas to 45 School St. Chicago 87 72 200 Bloomfield Ave. UNIVERSITY of HARTFORD West Hartford. Conn. permits waiving payment of tee V. courtesy ol Watkins. Contact Mrs. Smith at The Herald between 11-12 a m loving admirer gave Ann some here! sary o f the discovery o f the ice crea m cone. (H erald photo The new design at Illing wilt Denver 86 57 gasoline tax when the gasoline downtown manehciitet*^ Thursday the week before publication: 643-2711... ' : i violets. ^country alone. Practicing one of tee poten any presidential impoundment by Ofiara) ' by a simple resolution passed free necessary classroom space San Francisco 63 52 is used for municipal services. Ann was eating an ice cream ' (See Page Sixteen) tial fix-it tasks was the main training item planned today as by either chamber. at Manchester High School. Washington 107 67
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., July 24, 1973 — PAGE THREE M s T t o n - P B HEALTH CAPSULES® Public Records Coventry lu rt ftoynoMs byMlclMielA.Pem,MJD>. TV Tonight Sheinwold on Bridge Court Hebron *niw Man Who Loved i n s i i m e r See Saturday'* Herald for •mmfAW/fit Recruiting Station J f »r PAH eeizou^ Warranty Deeds Complete TV LUting* PROTECT YOURSELF Cat talcing” ■Id cooy^ FooO# . . Wilfred J. and Rose D. South deahir Cases AGAINST BAD BREAKS IN IRatJ FoT^ Z Rouleau to Raymrad J . and i n c e r n North-South vulnerable Republicans Winners M. Sgt. Gary Miller of the through September from 9 a.m. .Olivia C. Condon, property at By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH CmClHT COURT 12 ' Manchester recruiting station to 4 p.m. Office space was — 6d)0 - Title I Summer School 482 Adams St., Conveyance tax A A I2 Manchester Session has established a temporary of arranged through First Select Connecticul Department of Consumer Protection (3-6-22) NEWS In Political Softball ^ J 8 3 fice in Colchester to help young man David Tomm. I32-45- Barbara B. Dunn. Commissioner (18) I S P Y Charges of threatening, Jam es G. and Lillian A. Terry Higgins. Director of Consumer Education' You are (h>omed to be un 0 A 109 breach of peace and third- ^ ANNE'EMT men and women interested in (20) OTHER WORLDS Mrs. Nellie ManWarren, Miss Vitolo to Charles T. and Doris lucky on some bridge hands. 4 KJ62 HOLLY GANTNER and a performance by the New degree criminal misdiid were Correspondent discussing opportunities SESAME STREET Janice ManWarren, Mrs. HALL FOR RENT K. Bunco, property at 8S Sum Perhaps this is good for your WEST EAST Corrrepondent England Fiddlers were noUed (not prosecuted) in the Tel. 228-3971 available to them in the U. S. M tT M im (30) TO T E U THE TRUTH A Elaine Mederios and Paul A. mit St., conveyance tax |K.20. soul, hi many cases, however, KQ109 A 87643 The Democrats wiU get a b lig h ts of the picnic. case of Rirtiard J . Hagenow, 28, Air Force. lo r parties, showers, receptions, (40) DANIEL BOONE C? Q107 5 Summer School white— have planned field trips ”The Ifamd ExperiaiMir Charles PontlceUi to William you can protect yourself 9 4 chance to redeem themselves Anothtf highli^t of the day of Lillac St. That office is at the meetings. Complete kitchen facilities. Q. What happens if something in dishwashers is water 0 62 0 8743 A Title I Summer Fh-eschool for the children to a super Urge enclosed parking’lot. Inquire: L. and Ann-Marie C. Sheridan, — 0;30 — against bad breaks. This may on Saturday, when Republicans was a presentatkHi to honor Colchester Town Garage on Old goes wrong with a guaranteed toiqterature. The best range is 4 753 4> 1098 Program presently is being, market in Willimantlc, Bates I M M p m i rMMDr property on Delmont St., con (3) CEO NEWS not be so good for your soul, but join them at Miller Ridiardsoa local school bus drivers for “a Hartford Rd., and Sgt. Miller item that I bought daring a 140 to 150 degrees, accordli^ to SOUTH . Other cases diqwsed of or conducted at the Hebron Woods Zoo in New London, Lithuanian Hall veyance tax 149.45. it does woiglers for your score! Field for another softball game. job well done” during the past Will be there each Tuesday Ho. A H i (Ron r^AT MAY “Going Out of Business Sale,” the Association of Home (8) ABC NEWS A 5 noUed included: Elementary School and will Megson’s Barns in Hebron, the 24 GOLWAY STREET Bernard P. and Mary A. The Dpmocrats suffered a 15-J accident-free school year. Eadi p c A^^RBBP from TH£ and & e store has actually Aniliance Manufacturers. If (22-30) NBC NEWS 9 AK962 • Mark S. &nelli, 19, of Up continue through Aug. 9. Hartford Ballet, UCktnn Farm MANCHESTER F o r li> HARMLB^^ AHP Klock to Richard W. and Mary closed? loss to the GOP Sunday, in'a bus driver received a pin for ton Dr., Coventry, pleaded guil The purpose of this program your tap water temperature - r * o - South dealer 0 KQJ5 in Storrs and Oakdale Theatre Call before 8 P.M. MAY EVEH BE. M. Boyle, property at 55 S. *A Q 4 five-inning game behind the safe driving. . ty to a charge of disorderly con Haul out )f«w odds and ends, thsyl A. If the item carries a M is below this range, you (3) UNTAMED WORLD North-South vulnerable is to prepare the preschool child in Wallingford. Phone 643-0618 Or 646-9155 PEHEFIC/AU, Alton St., conveyance tax South pitching (dU ttle Leaguer Gary ' Those honored were Sandy duct and was fined $50. bring you a profit thro Want M l manufacturer's guarantee, you should select a diidiwasher (8) TRUTH OR Opening lead — King of West North East for classroom and school HmWi CapsuUt grvM helpful MmmHi 131.35. 1 0 Pass 2 NT . Pruitt. ' Bastarache, Astrid Belanger, • A charge of fourth-degree ■heot intended f» be el e eaenwrtc whi shouldn’t have any trouble, ^ t equipped with a thermostat CONSEQUENCES Spades Pass routines making his early AIR CONDITIO 'I ru Oscar and Beverly Forand to 3 0 Pass 3 ^ Pass (,,Demowats, behind the Lois Brown, Margaret ^ w n , larc«)y in the case at Terry J . this is true only if ^ou make which provides water in this (10) DICK VAN DYKE West opens the king of school days smoother and less Francis R. Reinholz, property 4 NT Pass 3 0 Pass pitching of Joe Fowler, Bernice Clark, Jean Crandall, Hart, 18, of East Hampton, was STATE ' I Q3^\THEATRES EAST sure beforehand that yon get all range through an internal (20-22-30) NEWS sqiades, and you win with dum of a threat; to develop positive l£lYTn^ MANCHIUIO ffHTIfl ■ y.afU^ tBM «I BC H C i T t $ - B, P . l ^ ‘ i.» 5U . at 105 Main St., conveyance tax 6 <0 Pass Pass Pass followed by Chuck White, ob Lynne GaspaT and Irene noUed. ‘Bl( P«0H SiAU Qf —...... - ... — pertinent information. Be sure heating unit. (24) ZO O M my’s ace. You are sure to make feelings for school by the child, _ t_|HLMMaryinBHVr^ $40.70. Opening lead — ♦ .K viously budded under pressure Haberen. • A charge of sale of con- that you know exactly where Also, look for makes which (40) ABC NEWS the slam now if you can hold the and to provide the opportunity STARTS TOMORROW T B^irMPEROR O K ^ Attachment and committed a number of Also, B etty Haddad, An the item is to be repaired, and, offer flexibility for different trump loss to one trick. troUed driigs in the case of for evaluation of the children in ■*■ t ^ T H E NORTH S > J | The Charter Oak Bank and _ 7s30 — toinette LaBrec, Kay Leadi, if it’s required, that you have types
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., July 24. 1973— PAGE FIVE ® anrhr0tpr Supuiu^ lipraI^i 728 EAST MIDDLE Founded Oct. i, 1881 IP YOU HAVEN’T PICKED UP YOUR Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their TDRNPIKE Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation OPPOSITE ST. BMrrHOLOMEW’S Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9^. days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se
. V V ly^NCHESTER EVENIWG HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., July 24.1873 — PAGE SEVEN COEP Video Tapes Manchester SAM Film Tonight Hospital Shown to Board Notes Citation "Winning” is the title of the film that will be shown in Center Park toni^t' by SAM (Sunlmer Activities in The Board of Education following recommendations by (VISITING HOURS) h^chester). It portrays the excitement of the In MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL APPRECIATION FUND watched television at Monday Dr. James P. Kennedy, dianapolis 500 race and the cast includes Paul Neuman and Intermediate Care Semi night’s meeting. superintendent of schools, were private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 MASTER DONOR’S aU B passed: Joanne Woodward. This semidocumentary is A demonstration of video recommended for mature audiences. It is in color. The p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 awm dadH> tapes for use in the classroom • 'Ihe summary of budget show starts about 9 and will end about 11:15. a.m, - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. phasQ pf the Manchester High transactions and ezp<6nditures Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; 4 p.m.. - 8 p.m. /" SchoolJdDBP (Co-operative Oc- for fiscal year July 1, 1972 to * The following friends Jiine 30, 1973. The budget Intensive Care and Coronary cupational - j^dticatj[on of the hoepKal Program) work-stu^ prograin .^piling was 110,340,000; the V - (^e: Immediate family only, MAIWHESIER STATE BANK was shown to members of the" -expenditure for the fiscal year W 1 M A M M » ■ anytime, limited to five board by Neii Lawrence, COEP was 310,337,635.42. Jackstons Are Members director, and COEP tacher Fathers, 11 a.m. - for the feaerous lupport givea to the hospital on the occasion • A washout account request 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 coordinator Tom Rodden. of the 150th Aaaivertary of the to the board of Directors, in the Of Reform Committee p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., The necessity for a amount of 365,335, a grant and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Town of Maacfaester, Qmn. recommendation requesting the funded under the State Act for Age L i^ t s : 16 in maternity, Disadvantaged Children, for Board of Directors to estabiish A Delegate Reform Com The committee charges that, 12 in other areas, no limit in Project 77-1, remedial reading a washout account for the mittee, formed within the under existing procedures, the self-service. Master Donors as of July 23: special vocational project to be for the 1973-4 school year. Connecticut Democratic Party^ formula favors the larger cities All emergency patients and Robert H. OnUth NN. a llhs. Jeca R. Hunter funded by the Connecticut State by former State Sen. Edward L. an^lowns. It is considering a outpatients are requested to use • Teacher aide salaries for Etiward M. Kenney Mr. A Mrs. Robert W. Blake DAY OF DEPOSIT Department of Education Marcus of New Haven, claims formula, still to be perfect, the new emergency room en the 1973-4 school year — Class I Bert Dntue prompted the audio-visual Aide, 392 per week and Class II representatives in more than for giving more representation trance off Armory St. Access to Mr. A Mrs. Miner B. Stackpole presentation. TO DAY OF Aide, 3100 per week. 100 of the state’s 169 towns and to the smaller towns. the entrance via existing Manchester Evening Heraid Dr. A Mrs. George A.F. Lundberg Sr. 6 S% driveways. HGUUR UVWS ACCOUNT lists Nicholas and Phyllis The committee plans public Walter Carter ur. The Gulnan Children The objective of the project, • An authorization to the ad for which the state granted $5,- Jackston as representatives hearings in the state’s six Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 Manchester State Bank WITHDRAWAL ministration to submit applica Mr. and Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins 441.94, is to provide COEP and from Manchester. Congressional districts, to a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid NaesHI Arme Co. tion to the State Department of Marcus, executive secretary night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Mr. A Mrs. Douglas F. Ingram other students with factual up- determine which is the best for Joeeph Qarman Education, Bureau of School of the committee, was an un mula to propose. Mrs. Elizabeth Relchard to-date information concerning Buildings, for a capital im successful candidate for the On the Delegate Reform Lynch Motors Crockett Agency, Inc. career opportunities. provement grant for &e Green Democratic nomination for Committee representing Discharged Monday: Albert Michael Lynch Dr. A Mrs. Eugene M. Davis DAY OF DEPOSIT Developed by the staff of School, specifically for U.S. senator in a 1970 primary. Glastonbury is Mrs. A. Estelle Ouellette, 59 Concord Rd.; John H. Lappen Insurance COEP, the tapes will be used carpeting. Manchester Carbide Co., Inc. throughout the school system Jackston was his Manchester Flanagan, who was defeated Leonard J. Angell, 34 Valley John A. DeQuattro TO DAY OF • An authorization to the ad campaign manager. Mrs, last year in her try for the post Mr. A Mrs. Gustave Schaller 5 2 for high school, secondary St.; Margaret C. Schaller, 80 nSMUM SAVINCS ACCOUNT V % ministration to submit applica William A. OleksInskI (90 DAY NOTICE) school and older elementary Jackston is a member of the of state senator from the Meadow Lane; William B. Mr. A Mrs. Warren Howland tion to the State Department of Wallace Parclak WITHDRAWAL school students, as well as for Manchester Board of Directors. Fourth District. Kloppenburg, 575 Center St.; I Mr. A Mrs. Vincent Borello Education, Bureau of School The expressed purpose of the Representing Ellington is Patrick J. Sranlon, 890 Foster Mark R. Kravlti schools in outlying areas. Buildings, for a capital im Mr. A Mrs. John E. Rogers The recommendation was committee is “ to re-valuate the Paul Prokop, representing St., South Windsor; Helen J. Stewart Johnston provement grant for the M. Adler Dobkin procedures by which delegates ' Hebron are (ijmthia G. Wilson Cherrington, 34 Hamlin St.; passed by the board. Washington School, specifically NajMHf Camera A Photo Shop Dr. PMIIp E. Sumner In other board actions, the (to state conventions) are and David Albee, and represen Corey S. Welsh, 466 Woodland for space modification. Graham L Clark chosen to represent ting Tolland is Marilyn Dan- St.; Veronika Maidelis, 38 Hor Mr. Mrs. Willard B. Dickenson Democrats.” durand. ton St. Merrill Whiston Mr. Mrs. Charles WIgren Also, Benjamin H. Magowan, Ed’s Atlantic Mr. Mrs. Donald S. Genovesi Vernon" 164 Oak St.; Carlene M. Bottaro I . Mr. a Mrs. Stanley Bray Mr. Mrs. William B. Thornton and daughter, Willimantlc; Mr. A Mrs. E. Theodore BanUy Dr. Mrs. Barney WIchman James A. Martin, Box 385, Mr. A Mrs. Edgar H. BarrMlHfe Storm Blamed Coventry; Isabell E. Shelmerr Mr. Alton A. Hall Health Education dine. East Hartford; Janice M. Mr. A Mrs. Levon Parmaklan Mr. Mrs. Sam ZIpkIn Rodgers and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Irvine Mrs. Albert T. Dewey Dockerel Rd., Tolland; Cecil H. Bruce A Jane NoMe Dr. A Mrs. Francis W. HeHrick For Crash Treadwell, 411 Center St.; Planned at RHS John Q. Frank ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Haskell Carol A. Jacobsen, 46 Hunter W. Harry England Mr. A Mra. PhllHp Harrison ' Certificate of Deposit Rd. A comprehensive health health education program. She Also, Micbelle L. Lumbruno Herbert A. Greenwood Pilade Ferraris education program to be called said drug education became an Of Airliner and daughter, 6 Deerfield Dr., Mr. A Mrs. Arthur Holmes “ Education for Living’ ’ is being isolated area, totally out of con David M. Caldwell Jr., M.D. Vernon; Gertrude P. Stevenson, planned for institution at text. Mr. A Mrs. Norman Holmes Mr. A Mrs. Robert C. Glenney East Hartford; Charles M. Rockville High School for the The committee wipch recent- Mr. A Mrs. Howard L Holmes Billera, Naugatuck; Beaulieu Mr. A Mra. George T. LaBonne, Jr. coming school year. iy made an evaluation report at ST. LOUIS (AP) — The pilot of an Ozark Air Lines plane Dr. A Mrs. Charles R. Hamilton Jr. 1 YEAR TO ZVi YEARS (XRTIFIGATE OF DEPOSIT baby girl, 40 Olcott St. Mr. A Mrs. Harold W. Garrity 6% A state grant received Rockviile High School said it that crashed in a St. Louis suburb thinks he flew through a A. Elmer DIskan, M.D. Mr. A Mrs. Nat N. Schwedel, In several months ago allowed a was impossible to evaluate the tornado and is sure the plane was hit by lightning. Mr. A Mrs. Leon Dobkin committee made up of health Vacation program there Memory of SaulA RIgl Silverstein Authorities say at least 36 persons died. Mary L HutcMnson educators and administrators as it was incorporated in the Mr. A Mrs. E. J. McCabe to prepare a curriculum guide curriculum of science, social Efficiency Mr. A Mra. Thomas F. Ferguson Ozark Flight 825, which Mra. Norman Spector which will encompass mini- studies, homemaking and fami- had reports of eight survivors in Of Utilities Mr. A Mrs. Edward Tomkiel V h originated in Nashville, Tenn., Mrs. John L Jmney YEARS TO 4 YEARS CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT 6 % % course for all Grade 9 students iy iiving classes. several area hospitals. Mr. A Mrs. John F. Sommers and was carrying 41 passengers together with a compilation of (Commenting on the proposed Among the injured was Debated Allied PrinUng Sendees, Inc. Mr. A Mrs. John L Pickens and a crew of three, crashed \ all health units available to program for the high school, Linke, who authorities said was Frederick W. Spaulding, D.M.D. into a wooded ravine Monday HARTFORD (AP) - A man Mr,r A Mrs. Robert M cCann students in all of the disciplines the evaluation committee said carried from the plane’s Mrs. Lucille Sloan Smith or subjects. if the program is approved by night during a violent wreckage. The extent of his in brought in by Gov. Thomas J. . Mr. A Mrs. Michael F. Haberem thunderstorm. Meskill to help the governor op Mr. A Mrs. Edmond Parker Mrs. Claire Albom, super the Board of Education it will juries was not immediately Mr. A Mrs. Ross N. Begg, Jr. visor of physical education for be instituted in the coming The Federal Aviation Ad known. The Red Cross said pose rate hikes for two utilities'^ Mr. A Mrs. John Yanner 4 KIKS MO ova CamUTE OF VEFOSn 71A O /. ministration said Arvid Linke, said Monday that public Mrs. Raymond A, St. Laurent, In girls, was appointed by the school year and will be Beth Williams, the plane’s Jack Yanner Mlnlmuin of $1,000 ■ # “ # W Board of Education to set up a scheduled as a requirement for pilot of the turboprop Fairchild stewardess, was among the vic utilities commissions should Memory of Raymond A. SL Laurent health education program for freshmen, elective for 227, radioed shortly before the tims. have departments to check on Mr. A Mrs. John R. Mrosek Mr. A Mrs. R.B. Woodbridge A Mrs. crash that he believed he was in utlUty company efficiency. Arthur R. Woodbridge, In Memory of the school system. Ci^culum sophomores and juniors and a The plane left Nashville at Mr. A Mrs. Ray S. Warren guides for the health education mini-course for seniors. a tornado and that he had been 3:35 p.m. Monday en route to Dr. Richard Heilman of the Arthur R. Woodbridge hit by lightning. Authorities Jimmy A Alan DImlow programs in the lower grades The evaluation committee St. Louis. It had made in University of Rhode Island said Mr. A Mrs. Robert Heavisides have already received com recovered tapes of conver both the Connecticut Li{dit and Mrs. Hazel M. Ebersold, In Memory of commended the high school for termediate stops at Garksville, "Mr. A Mra. Edson M. Bailey mendations from the state the sincere involvement of sations between Linke and the Tenn.; Paducah, Ky.; Cape Power Co. and the Hartford George C. Ebersold control tower at Lambert Air Mr. A Mra. Eugene T. Kelly education group. faculty and administration in Girardeau, Mo.; and Marion, Electric Light Co., the firms Mr. A Mrs. Sam niloramo ’The first of the programs was planning for a separate health port and began today to attempt 111. Heilman testified against, are Mr. A Mrs. Arthur E. Smith to determine the cause of the relatively inefficient compared Dr. A Mrs. Edward L Besser instituted for Grades K-6. Ver education program; for the ef Winds peaking at 37 miles per Mr. A Mrs. Daniel Savino, In Memory non received state funding for crash that “ lit up the sky.” hour adeompanied a dowiipoiu' to similar companies Miss Isatelle Lange fort to meet the health needs of of Mr. A Mra. Joseph DraghI, Sr. this for having submitted one of the students by extensive plan A brief fire followed the im of nearly two inches of rain throu^out the United States. Carl W. Lange pact at 6:45 p.m. EDT as the The statistics he used to back Charles E. Transue, In Memory of wife, Personal or Business the best proposals. ning; the student involvement during the brief storm tlut Mr. A Mrs. Joseph M. Murphy Mrs. Albom told the board in planning the curriculum as plane disintegrated, knocking came at the time of the crash. up his comparison were Anne M. Transue down trees and strewing power Raymond L. Psracchio, D.M.D. that the state had commended keeping with the objectives of Two giant oak trees stopped questioned by the companies’ Mr. A Mra. Louis F. Champeau lines in its path. attorney who said the Mr. A Mrs. C. Thayer Browhe the curriculum guides because the school; and Mrs. Albom for the plane’s descent just short of Miss Gertrude Liddon, In Honor of the curriculum is based on a planning Ue health education An FAA spokesman said the an unoccupied gymnasium on nationwide firms were not PLUS Mrs. Walter W. Keeney mental health approach to program. control tower at the airport lost the campus of the University of selected properly. George A.F. Lundberg, Sr., M.D. South Windsor Rotary Club health education and involves In making its recom m en sight of the aircraft on radar Missouri-St. Louis in suburban Figures used were picked to Mr. A Mrs. Ermano Garaventa atout a mile from the the air the individual child as well as dations for institution of the Normandy. give any benefit of the doubt to Mr. A Mrs. Nicholas Jackston Mr. A Mra. Arthur L Norwood port at an altitude of about 600 the two Connecticut companies, the classroom teachers. The total health program at the high Conditions at the airport, Mr. A Mrs. Louis Apter Mr. A Mrs. Bernard Apter Froo namo imprintod chocks state board also complimented school next year, the evaluation feet. although bad, were described Heilman said. Authorities said today they Mrs. Sherwood Cheney the committee for weaving the committee suggested that a by an FAA official as “ not tod Francis P. Handley program into many subject qualified person be hired to enough to close down Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Johnson Mary A Catherine Shea Froo chocking account areas where if is most head the program and that a operations.” EAST LANSING, Mich. Central Conn. Farmer's Assn. Mr. A Mrik Sam Crispins meaningful to the students. qualified staff be utilized. The crash was the first in (AP) — Michigan State Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. SIbrInez Mr. A Mrs. Gordon W. Bryant Froo statomont of account Although a drug education The committee also volving a casualty for Ozark, University has celebrated the Mr. and Mrs. William F. Keish Mr. A Mrs. Frank P. Sheldon program was interwoven with suggested that the school ad This Fellow which resumed flights July 5 100th birthday of its Beal- r John F. Devanney the high school curriculum, ministration look into the Was Really Odd after a 71-day strike by Garfield Botanic Garden, the John F. Tlerrmy No minimum balanco or doposit roquirod Mrs. Albom, several months possibility of a different ap mechanics. The airline serves nation’s oldest continuously Aldan E. Bailey Dr. and Mrs. Gso. A.F. Lundberg Jr. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - (g ra te d bota nical garden. ago, cautioned the board that a proach to teaching health 62 cities in 15 states, mostly in Dr. A Mrs. John P. Wheeler Mra. Herbert Bradley No monthly sorvico chargos of any typo drug education program itself Them bones, found by men the Midwest. education, such as team Mrs. John M. Boyle A Family Mr. and Mra. John M. Dormer was not the answer to a total teaching. demolishing the fire-damaged An Ozark spokesman in IDENTIFICATION Odd Fellows Hall here Monday, Nashville said the aircraft, PASSPORT PHOTOS Mr. A Mrs. Robert D. Murdock Dr. and Mrs. Robert Butterfield are probably very dry bones. built by the Fairchild HiUer SALEM NASSIFF Mr. A Mrs. George F. Borst Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Miller, in Workmen found a skeleton in Corp., was of the type that has CDMEM SHOP I SUM Mrs. L Morgan Porter memory of Mrs. Dorothy F. Miller a shawl-draped, old-fashioned been in service for conunercial 121 IMi 3^ MMKkKtMr Mr. A Mrs. Rlctard S. Olmsted Dr. A Mrs. Frederick P. Becker Tax Record-Seeking coffin in the basement of the airlines since the mid-1950s. 643-7368 building and turned it over to Dr. A Mrs. Harvey Pastel Mr. A Mrs. Everett J. Uvesey police. Mrs. A Mrs. Walter A. Morrissey MIee EltiTSianner Saturday banking iobby and drive-in Auditors Given Coffee An Odd Fellows official said Two Main Street drive-in banking Richard G. Williams Cdr. A Mrs. Julian Gelzewich windows for fast service. window open from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. the skeleton was one of several Helen F Jachlm Mr. A Mrs. Robert W. Weinberg used in' the group’s secret e a s t HADDAM (AP) - Kellems’ records. rituals. ’The official said two Dr. A Mrs. Barnard Sheridan MorhHTty Bros., Inc. Veteran tax fighter Vivien Leaving empty-handed, they° other skeletons were removed Griswold A. Chappell Mr. Mrs. Maurice A. Moriarty Kellems refused again Monday S-A-L-E! assured Uie East Haddam resi from the building after the fire. to reveai the inner sanctums of dent they would bring her Mr. A Mrs. Joeeph L Swensson Mrs. A Mrs. Matthew M. Moriarty Jr. Most such skeletons, he her financial situation to two message to Tax Commissioner Mrs. Harry MaMment Mr. A Mra. Matthew M. Moriarty Sr. explained, are from the-mid- state Tax Department inspec F. George Brown. i Mr. A Mrs. Stewart R. Kennedy 1800s and are usually the bones Dr. A Mrs. Merrill B. Rubbiow tors. The Kellems case is o f slaves or Indians. aEARANCE Dr. A Mrs. Gerard R. Miller Mr. A Mra. Kenith J. Leslie “ different. It really breaks up Over a serving of coffee and The bones discovered Monday Mr. A Mrs. Peter E. Demarest the monotony of auditing,” Wilson Electrical Company, Inc. MANCHESTER STATE BANK cookies at her home here, the are in the custody of Dr. Joseph O ft all Mrs. Mercurio said as she left. A Mrs. Paul R. Marts VbrgU L Hartzog retired industrialist whose A. Palumbo, the state’s acti^ MMH Employees, In Memory of Dr. A Mrs. C. Wendell Wickersham, III battles with federal and state chief medical examiner. Rockwell Richmond Dr. A Mrs. Charles E. Jacobson, Jr. Home Of The Free Personal And Itusiness Cheekiiif! AcrounI tax collectors have become John Andlsio A Family almost legend—she keeps SUMMER Donald K. Anderson saying “ no’’—reiterated her Mr. and Mrs. Adrian G. S t Pierre Earl itaderson right to conceal her financial Mr. A Mrs. Neal A. Tyler, Jr. William Anderson 1041 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 646-4004 and tax records in her own MERGHANMSE! Dr. A Mrs. AHrsd B. SundquM Samuel Pierson home in accord with the Fourth Business chocking accounts Orthopedic Service of Manchester, ABA Tool A Die Company Ina Amendment to the Constitution Substantial Savings P.C. Mr. A Mrs. Jacob F. Miller which outlaws unreasonable Personal checking accounts. searches and seizures. v To Those Who Buy Now!' When pressed for back tax Life Insurance on loans. Master Donors have contributed at least $150 filings or statements from cor / porations from which she may REFUND of .99% APR for to the Manchester Meihorlal Hospital Ap have received dividend paymmts, Miss Kellems said, prompt loan payment. preciation Fund. “ Look Marybeth. There are no figures. I haven’t filed anything 300 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER with anybody.” MANCHESTER STATE BANK Junior and Mlaseo* Dreao Shop JOIN THE GROUP Marybeth Mercurio and 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Half Slieo, and SIsea 7 tfam tt Robert Egan were sent by the Contributions of any amount may be made by midl to the attention of Bert Dittus OPEN SAT. 9 A.M. - 12 NOON Member FDIC Open Sat 0 A.M. • Noon OPEN BfON. tfam SAT. tiM AM. to 5:M VM state Tax Department to THUR8. HI 9 P.M., CIOMd Nion. durlno July A August director of developmenL Manchester Memorial Hospital, or Ity plraiM, 646-1222 examine the 76-year-old Miss Monilior FDIC Ext 334. Payments can be arrenged to suA the donor over the next six months. I PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., July! 24.1OT3 Duplicate MANCHESIER EVEmNO Hj«ALD. M^xha ter, Qm . J„|, a, im - P.gx Bridge .Results of the Andover Bridge Qub duplicate games played recently are as follows: Firat, Mr. and Mis. Harold Lucal; second, Clem Hitchcock and WiMer Curtiss; third, Joyce Driskell and Mrs. Fran mi cis Haines. CONSUMER SALES Results of the Manchester KofC duplicate bridge games, played July 19 are as follows: Young Marines Headed O u r First, Mrs. Stanley Craft ad B y Mrs. Philip Holway; second, F a th e r's Mrs. Adams Mrs. Clarence Coon and Mrs. L. CLEARANCE CENTER MacKenzie; third. Dr. Saul M u sta c h e Mrs. Richard L. Adams of 138 y Cohen and Ernest Berube; ’The head of our household is Pine St. has been named com fourth, Mrs. James McLaughlin essentially a conservative nian. manding officer of the and Richard DeMartin. He continues to wear a crew cut Manchester Young Marines and despite the dictates of fashion. is the first woman in the United Results of the Manchester He prefers white button down States to hold such a post. She Community YWCa duplicate shirts, regardless of the fact succeeds Everett Bennett. bridge games played July 16 are that rainbow colors are IN. The Manchester Young as follows: First, Mrs. Mary BUYS OUT ’Therefore, a few years ago on Marines has the first girls’ Willhide and Mrs. Jackie our summer vacation, when he group in Connecticut. Kovacs; second, Mrs. Peg Dun- seemingly abandoned all that The Young Marines is field and Mrs. Sandy Craft; he stood for by growing a I nationally sponsored by the third, Mrs. Dot Atoynatan and mustache, I was rather shiiken. Marine Oirps League and is Mrs. Virginia Weeks; fourth, “Why ’’ I questioned him ( ^ n to boys and girls between Mrs. Sandra Viot and Mrs. Judy suspiciously, “after all these the ages of 8 and 17. Members Pyka. clean shaven years have you receive instruction in drilling, decided to* look like Captain physical fitness, citizenship, Results of the South Windsor Kangaroo?’’ courtesy and firat aid. Bridge Club games played July My husband was either un Those interested in joining 445 HARTFORD ROAD MAHCHESTER NEAR McKEE 17 are as follows: North-South, able or unwilling to explain his the organization may attend a first, Millie Gworek and Geri actions. “Why am I growing a meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the ALL MERCHANDISE Barton; second, Jackie Kovacs mustache? I don’t know. Why Marine Home on Parker St. ac and Tom Wagner; third, John do birds fly?” he responded companied by at least one Mrs. Richard L. Adams and Bev Schwabe. with a grin. ’Then he added, parent. GUARANTEED Also, East-West, first, Stan ">nd this isn’t a Captain Mrs. Adams has served with and Sandy Craft; second. Grant state Marine Corps League PRESENT INVENTORY Kangaroo mustache! It’s a Burt the Woman Marines and and Peg Morris; third, Dave Reynolds.” formerly was drill instructor Auxiliary and a past president and Linda Ludke. Games will Actually he was right. In two and secretary for the local of the local auxiUary. SALE STARTS TODAY! continue every first, third and weeks time, my husband had Young Marines. She is a past fifth Tuesday. cultivated a very nice mustache Department president of the •A TREMENDOUS SALE WILL BE HELD AT THE and it did give him a Burt FORMER NORMAN’S STORE ON HARTFORD ROADI CLOSEOUTS AND FLOOR SAMPLES FROM OUR Results of the Manchester Reynolds look. Now I don’t pre Bridge Club games played July tend to understand why he grew College Notes RATHER THAN MOVE NORMAN’S INVENTORY TO ^^HER 8 STORES. SQ COME IN AND SAVEI SAVE 20 are as follows: North-South, it. But I do know that growing OUR NEW STORE IN THE PARKADE WE HAVE **^WEMBER THERE ARE 100’i OF BUYS— THE Tom and Elaine Webster; se UP TO the mustache was a tedious Area students named to the MARKED ALL THE APPLIANCES, TELEVISIONS POLLOWINQ ARE ONE OF A KIND. FIRST COME, cond, Joe Toce and Jeannine process during which he was dean’s list at Stonehill College, Raymond; third. Norm Gracie frequently subjected to the Boston, are: Robert J. Boland, STEREOS WAY DOWN - PLUS WE HAVE ADDED F IM T SERVED. and Dolores Bacon. ridicule of his children. 31 Plymouth Lane, with honors; Also, East-West, first, Ed For the first few days they Kenneth Chadwick Jr., 688 NAME BRAND - 2-SPEED DELUXE WHIRLPOOL 110 VOLT Conway and Satya Pabuwal; se bombarded him with questions. Center St., honors; Miss WHIRLPOOL cond, Bob Gracie and Fan “Is that dirt on your lip? Did Rosemary Chadwick, 688 UNDER THE COUNTER Blumenthal; third, Fred Baker you forget to shave? Are you Center St., highest honors; and Kaye Baker. trying to look like a big shot?” Summer Fun At Camp Miss Marian E. Maccarone, 32 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC By the end of the firat week, Hawthorne St., highest honors; You can’t “hole” her back —Sonia Green pitches a bean- and Miss Pamela S. Muraski, when it was obvious that their counselors who help the 50 campers enjoy crafts, games DISHWASHER bag through the goal at the Interfaith Day Camp field day. 308 School St., honors. WASHER WORLD ALMANAC father was growing a and swimming at Globe Hollow. The camp recently visited DRYER FACTS mustache, the girls practically A camp for Manchester and Hartford area children, now in the Willington Game Farm, and plans to splash in at Rocky Four Manchester residents ostracized him and even its sixth year, it is supported by donations from local refused to kiss him goodnight Neck Park next week. The Broad Street Dairy Queen will have been named to the dean’s churches and service organizations. Held at Concordia Through all this my husband donate 100 jets ’Thursday to the young campers. (Herald list at Colby College, Water- WINDOW Lutheran Church, the camp is staffed with 22 volunteer photo by Klemens) ville, Maine. ’They are: Lisa J. rem ain^ calm and steadfast EVERYTHING and occasionally I saw him Kehler, daughter of Mr. and SHADES reach up and stroke his . Mrs. Karl J. Kehler of 79 *128 MUST GO! mustache with a satisfied look College Graduates' Constance Dr.; Barry W. Mode to Ordtr *138 Walch, son of Mr. and Mrs. in his eyes. Bilnc your old roUen In and 8-E (20B Von Lowest) ’The last night of our vacation Allan P. Walch of 30 Frederick Mve 86o per shad^ 4 CYCLE, UNDER THE COUNTER OENERAL ELECTRIC 40” he took out his razor, and Rd.; Stepehn A. Neill, son of without saying a word to Dr. and I^ s. Mather H. Neill of E. A. JOHNSON anyone, shaved his lip clean. 87 Boulder Rd.; and ’Thomas DISHWASHER ELECTRIC Every year since, he has ■ Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. PAINT CO. RANGE Philip J. Sullivan of 100 Porter President George Washing followed the same pattern, 728 MAIN ST. ton’s Farewell Address of always shaving his mustache as St. RANGE 1796 gave strong warnings vacation ends. against permanent alliances Now on a two weeks vacation, with foreign powers, partial a man is quite limited in the ity toward favorite nations, kind of mustache he can SLUMBER SHOP big public debt, a large mili * »» cultivate, but my husband has I9 9 tary establishment and the *158 Wth Potscnibbar and Rinsa and HoM With Automatic Clock Controlled Ovan, Avocado devices of a “small, artful, managed, in addition to the * 9 9 enterprising m inority’’ to Burt Reynolds, a very hand some Stan Smith and a dashing control or change the gov 5 CD. FT. IB CU. FT. 2-DR. FROST-FREE i s e u . ernment, The World Alma little Mark Spitz. nac recalls. This year we are taking a full three weeks vacation and I SEE ut for bsttor shoo can’t wait to see what he can UPRIGHT R En K EM TM - CHEST npilrlng. Koop your foot produce with an extra week of CLEARANCE CENTER comfortaUol Wo w o only growing time! Maybe a 446 HNnRmo n. mucwnn FREESR eENUINE LEATHERI ShOOS flourishing handlebar, maybe a REFRIGERATOR FREEZER obo mado longor or wMor. mustache with mutton chops, THURS. ONLY maybe a Fu Man Chu. SANDRA E. BUNCE JAN ROBERTS 143 Woodside St. LORRAINE ZACARRO EGILS A. MITREVICS SAM YULYES One things sure. Since his 129 Steep Hollow Lane 71 S. Adams St. 133 Richard Rd. TODAY 2 P.M. - 0 P.M. birthday falls in the middle of Manchester Manchester . 2 3 I M I 8 L AAS Degree Manchester Manchester “Sh09 fftpalrfng of varation, our gift to him is BA Degree BS Degree going to be his very own State University Central Connecticut BA Degree ^__Uiobo«or Wnd.” (Summa Cum Laude) FMU. CUSEOVr mustache cup! of New York State College ' Worcester State College Delhi, N.Y. University of New Haven *199 New Britain Worcester, Mass. 128 New Haven Bulova OF BEDMIK DEPT. 10 CD. FT. CONSOLE AM/FM r DIag. Maas. 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PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENirtG HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tue»., July 24, 1973 Williams Off Hospital Bed to Coach M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, htochester, Gnn., ’Tues.. July 24.'1973 - PAGE RT.iBvirM ,1 East Hartford’s Errors Anderson Expresses Fierce Desire to Win Reward Manchester KANSAS CITY (A P )-A n "I’ll try to figure out what could come off the bench and the most rest. Leftfielder Pete Rose and se selected but will not play Bill Freehan, Detroit. undaunted Dick Williams moves Williams will be help me win. * Oakland shortstop Bert0am- Third Base ' Irish walked in another run cond baseman Joe Morgan of because of injuries.) Pitchers By Chris Blake troi in the previous frame, sharp until the lack of work and a determined Sparky making, and everybody on my Along with the managers, thie paneris will lead off for th« the Qncinnati Reds will bat 1-2 I Ron Santo, Chicago; Joe making the score 3-2, Nolan Ryan and Bill Singer, walked the next two after in recent weeks caught up Anderson reflect the intense staff will be ready to help out,” players have shown an uncom American League, followed by in the National League order. Torre, St. Louis, and EUrrell East Hartford’s Legion Manchester. Irish retired Second B u e California; Jim Hunter, Ken Evans, Atlanta. the twin-killing. This with him in the sixth. ’Troy mood of tonight’s 44th All- says the Cincinnati Reds’ mon competitive desire. Both left-handed hitter Rod Carew of Centerfielder Cesar Cedeno of Rod Carew, Minnesota; F j---- dug their own grave early the next two batters and Holtzman, and RoUie Fingers, Outfielders brought the potenUal win was charged with the loss Star baseball game at plush manager. third basenuui Ron Santo ^ the Minnesota Twins, the the Houston Astros, first Cookie Rojas, Kansas Gty, and with errors and walks, and averted further damage. A sellout crowd of more than shortstop Chris Speier were in Oakland; Jim Colborn, Pete Rose, Cincinnati; Billy ning run to the plate and also for East. Royals Stadium. team’s second baseman. First baseman Henry Aaron and Dave Nelwn, Texas. Milwaukee; Bill Lee, Boston; Manchester reliever Ron Manchester, aided by two 40,000 will be on hand at jured last week, but will be in Williams, Chicago; Cesar brought Roy in from the McKeon and Dan Williams left a hospital bed baseman John Mayberry of the right fielder BiUy Williams of Shortstop Sparky Lyle, New York, and Roy delivered the final East errors, tacked on one baseball’s newest park while the National League’s starting Cedeno and Bob Watson, bullpen. after a recent appendectomy to Kansas City Royals and rl^t- the Chicago Cubs will hit 3-4-5 Bert Campaneris, Oakland, death blow as the locals Smachetti eadh enjoyed 2- millions more watch the star- lineup. Bert Blyleven, Minnesota. Houston; Willie Davis and Maiy. insurance run in the Roy went to a 2-2 count lead the American League fielder Reggie Jackson of the for the Nationals. and Ed Brinkman, Detroit. turned back East Hartford, for-4 plate performances. studded affair on national The American League’s star ny Mota, Los Angeles; Ron seventh. One error put Jack team while National League Oakiand A’s, the 3-4 hitters, are The rest of the order inludes Third Base and cooly blew a fastball by Manchester had seven hitu television (NBC). Game time is ting pitcher, Catfish Hunter of Fairly, Montreal; Willie Mays, 4-2, in Zone Eight play last Maloney on-first one Manager Anderson vows: “ I’m both left-handed. Cincinnati catcher Johnny Brooks Robinson, Baltimore; NATIONAL LEAGtJE Maximino to rescue the vic while East Hartford’s three 8:30 p.m., EDT. the Oakland A's, a 15-game New Yoiic, and Bobby Bonds, night at Eest Hartford Hi(^. out. The next hitter, John here for just one thing-to win.” Bench, Santo, Speier and Wise. Sal Bando, Oakland, and Buddy First Base tory. safeties were scattered Anderson isn’t taking this winner, will face Rick Wise of After centerfielder Amos San Francisco. , Roy saved the win for McKeon, singled sharply The setting is particularly Bell, Cleveland. Hank Aaron, Atlanta; Willie East Hartford starter throughout the line-up. game lightly for a reason. He the St. Louis Cardinals in an Otis of the Royals, the AL’s i • • starter Connie McCurry by dramatic, considering that All- Outfielders Stargell,, Pittsburgh, and Nate down the rightfield line. Gino Troy didn’t last long as feels he has something to prove. attempt to cut into the National No.5 hitter, comes lefty Bobby The rosters for the 44th All- Catchers fanning the only batter he East had plenty of oppor Star games in the past have Reggie Jackson, Oakland; Colbert, San Diego. Rightfielder Maximino the locals kayoed him in the “ I’d like to be on the winning League’s 24-18 lead in the series Murcer of the New York Star Baseball Game tonight at Johnny Benchi Cincinnati,'; faced, A1 Maxiinino, with tunities despite the few hits been brushed off by some Kansas City Royals’ Stadium: Bobby Murcer, New York; Second Base made an errant peg, t r ^ g side for a change,” says Ander which started back in 1933. Yankees. He’ll play left field. and Ted Simmons, St. Louis. -; second inning. Three collected. Seven walks by players as insignificant Amos Otis, Kansas Gty; Paul Joe Morgan, Cincinnati, and two outs and runners on first to luiil Maloney at third, and son, who has lost two World There has been one tie in Al|- Pitchers o' Manchester singles loaded Manchester pitching were exhibitions. Catcher Carlton Fisk of the Blair, Baltimore; Willie Hor Dave JohnMn, Atlanta. and second in the sevent in he scampered home for an Series and was the losing Star competition. AMERICAN LEAGUE Claude Osteen, Don S u ^ , V the bags and Troy walked in wasted as East Hartford left But Anderson has expressed a Boston Red Sox will be No.7 in ton, Detroit; Pat Kelly, Shortstop ning. unearned run. manager in the 1971 All-Star “It’s a great honor for me,” First Base and Jim Brewer, Los Angeles;'* j two runs before he was five runners on base in the fierce desire to beat the the batting order, foliowed by Chicago, and Dave May, Chris Speier, San Francisco, McCurry, making his first Game at Detroit. “That’s why I said Wise, an 11-game winner Jim Spencer, Texas and J (^ Jack Biliingham, Cinci^ti; v! Manchester, in their last lifted for Jim Intravia. American League in the mid third baseman Brooks Robinson Milwaukee. and Bill Russell, Los start since July 9th, pitched last two Innings. picked some of the ballplayers I who was chosen over more il Mayberry, Kansas City. (Dick Dave Giusti, Pittsburgh;)! four outings, ailowed runs in An error by Uie catcher on summer classic. of the Baitimore Orioles and Allen of Chicago and Carl Catchers Angeles. (Dave Concepcion, the first 5 1/3 innings, Manchester increased picked. I wanted guys who lustrious names because he had Wayne Twitchell, Fhliadelphis j.1 the seventh. So there was a throw home allowed Bob Hunter. Yastrzemski of Boston were Carlton Fisk, Bostoii; ’Ihur- Cincinnati, was select^ but allowing two runs on three their Zone Eight record to 5- Tom Seaver, New'York, andli cause for concern even after by Odell to srore with the man Munson, New York, and will not play because of injury). hits. 6. The setback evened East Rick Wise, St. Louis. ’ ! Irish got Tom Leito to third tally of the inning. Craig Pinney knocked Hartford’s mark at 6-6. bounce into a double-piay Odell had tagged up on Ray McCurry out of Uie box with Tonight, last-place Ellington after a leadoff walk in the Sullivan’s loft to centerfleld. a bases loaded single, visits Memorial Field to All-Star Notebook seventh inning. McCurry got the win for face Manchester in a 6 p.m. scoring one. Reliever Ken Kuhn’s Silenceji Irish, hurt by fauity con- the Legion nine, looking make-up game. Z* KANSAS CITY (AP) - players, testifying to the “ I wouldn’t be surprised if he ' Muichnler (4) Baseball All-Star notebook: trading acumen of Royals’ called the shots over the AB R H RBI E Affronts Aaron Herald photcr by (Mlara Banning, 2b The National League has General Manager Cedric Tallis. 2 0 0 1 0 telephone last weekend when Water Fountain Turned On Bypassed Connors SuUlvan, ss 4 0 1 0 0 won nine of the last 10 all- (Coach Irv) Noren managed the Maloney, c 4 1 0 0 0 star games. The only Since NL pitchers have been team.” Insurance Agents of Manchester who are members of the right Tom Crockett cinh ProoiHon* wnu- i McKeon, lb 4 0 3 0 0 hitting all season and AL SmacbetU, if 4 1 1 0 American League victory KANSAS CITY (AP) — The final countdown has begun water otncll. t ,, M l u, Takes U,S, Crown 0 pitchers have not, Rick Wise, for Henry Aaron, closing in on Babe Ruth’s all-time home Bidwell, rf 3 0 0 0 0 over that stretch came in Hank Aaron, elected to the Milks, cf 0 0 0 0 the Nationals’ starter, was 0 1971 when Sparky Anderson starting team at first base, a run record of 714 and when he gets there, the Atlanta Peck, 3b 3 1 1 0 0 asked his batting average. position he has not played this slugger hopes he’ll find a more cordial welcome from Soccer- BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) — Young Jimmy Cflnnors, a OdeU, cf, rf 3 1 1 0 0 managed the Nationals for “I wish you hadn’t q^ked,” Baseball McCurry, p 3 0 1 1 0 year, won’t spend more than Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn than he received nonconformist as a touring tennis player, was $12,000 the first time. said Wise, who has always been Irish, p 0 0 0 0 0 three innings in the infield. “ I’ll when he hit No. 700. \ richer today while reigning as the 46th U.S. Pro Tennis Roy, p a fairly good hitter. “ It’s about Bill Masse and Stu Harkins 0 0 0 0 0 talk to Henry,” said Anderson. “ I got 100 telegrams congratulating me,” said Aaron, Pep’s Case Rekindled, each scored two goals to lead Champion. Jim “Catfish” Hunter, the .160. They’re pitching me “ If he stays in the game, he’ll IL ocrI Ignored in the seedings drawn Totals 30 4 8 2 0 American League’s starting tough.” who’ll be at first base for the National League in tonight’s the Chiefs to a 4-6 win over the Although a full-fledged pro, probably go to the outfield. Tornados last ni^t in Division up by World Championship Ten with seven victories tMs year, Eul Hartford (2) pitcher, isn’t worried about 44th annual All-Star Game. AB R H RBI E D play. The win upped the nis in cooperation with the Connors has annoyed many having to swing a bat in this Anderson bemoaned the loss “ But I didn’t receive a telegram from the com McDermott, as 3 0 10 1 The National League leads Chiefs record to 6-1-2 and put sponsoring New England fellow players. He has refused Leito, c( 3 1 0 0 0 non-designated hitter game. of Cincinnati shortstop Dave missioner. I would think that the commissioenr would send Won’t Serve If Named the series 24-18 with one tie. At them into first place, pending Merchants National Bank, Gn- to join the WCT or the player’s Hickey, Sb 2 0 0 0 0 “ The pitchers in Oakland have Concepcion, who broke his left one, too.” Adami, if 3 1 1 0 0 one point, the Americans led 12- HARTFORD (AP) - nor “any time” and wants "an of the thing now.” tonight’s game between the nors made a shambles of the union — the Association of been taking batting practice all leg Sunday. “It’s a real shiaime MulmliM, cf 2 0 0 0 0 4. Since then, however, the NL It was clear that Aaron considered the action a snub by Former world heavyweight opportunity to present evidence Gsmos and the Stars. rankings en route to the title. Tournament Players (ATP) Pinnejr, lb season. It’s the only thing we’ve he can’t be here,” said the But “I’m not going to accept 3 0 1 1 0 has won 20 of 26 games in Kuhn although the commissioner insisted that he meant no TONIGHTS GAMES indicative of Mr. Pep’s ability The loss dropped the Tor He started by- eliminating which recently boycotted Ptneiera, lb 10 0 11 got to look forward to except Reds’ manager. “ He certainly boxing champ Willie Pep, in it anyway,” Pep said, referring cluding 13 of the last 15 and nine slight to the slugger. Groman’s vs. Silk City, 6 a clinch with the state over and integrity.” to a possible change of heart by nados to 3-5-1 and loosened their top-seeded Stan Smith. Then he Wimbledon. Zadroiney, c 3 0 0 0 1 running.” deserved it.” of the last 10. West Side In a statement accompanying whipped Ray Moore, sixth- Troy, p 0 0 0 0 0 “ I’m certainly sorry that Henry Aaron was disap his application for a Mrs. Dunn. grip
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\i 5. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., July 24. 1973 ‘ Obituaries Junior Tax Office Hours Necessity Again * Manchester’s- Municipal T able! Building will remain open (Continued from Page One) Otto F. Timmermann High Thursday to 7 p.m. and will Funeral services for Otto F. open Saturday, from 8:30 a.m. Despite those 200 available was introduced to this continent Timmermann of 187 Hollister (Continued from Page One) Cost Breakdown-Bennet and Illing to noon, for the payment of flavors, vanilla remains the old in the 1600’s, in Maryland, St., who died Monday at knowledge of it goes back to 1973-'^ taxes, Ernest Machell, standby, with chocolate running MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDblESDAY, JULY 25, 1973- VOL. XCH, No. 250 Manchester Memorial matively for the proposal. Estimated Costs - 1972/1973 colledtor of revenue^ announced a close second and with about 50 A.D., when Mero, Manchester—A City of yUlogt, Charm Hospital, will be Wednesday at Susag, along with several other today. . strawberry a distant third. emperor of Rome, was in the THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS 2:30 p.m. at Holmes Funeral board members, considered the Illin g Bennet Aug. 1 is the deadline ^ t e for Most of the ice cream sold in habit of sending swiR runners PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. issue to be a “ substandard into the mountains, to bring 1973 paying first half taxes. ’Those this country is consumed in the Winthrop Nelson, co-pastor of, expansion of secondary vm 1972 1973 back snow. New Construction ^ taxes dne by that date and un summer months of June, July Center Congregational Church, schools,” but voted for the $2,135,000 $1,881,000 $948,000 $883,500. His servants would preserve Alterations: paid will be subject to an in and August. Hie leader, h^ far, will officiate. Burial will be proposal due to a lack of no terest charge of three-quarters is July, when sales are almost the snow in water, sweeten it Ehrlichman Offers. Defense Barnard private. . other viable alternative. 327.000 240.000 of one’ per cent, levied on the triple those of D u m b er. and serve it at royal dinners as Franklin the “piece de resistance. .Friends may call at the “Manchester must wake up .. 346,000 259.000 entire unpaid balance. The greatest ice cream Main In some parts of the United funeral home tonight from 7 to to the fact that we’re 465.000 437.500 All taxes of $100 or less must producing states are California, States, particularly Texas and 9. perpetuating a system which is East Side Rec 430.000 39.000 be paid in one installment—by New York, Pennsylvania and The family suggests that any 45 School St. Aug. 1. the southwest, “snow cones” For Seeking Ellsberg File by no means excellent and 321,700 Illinois. 439.000 are great favorites. memorial contributions may be urging it towards the road to Total 367.500 328.000 Ice cream is made with sweet 2,007,000 1,297,200 Grarge Washington had two made to the American Cancer m ^iocrity,” Susag declared. Site Development cream, milk products and WASHINGTON (AP) - John Wilson said the Supreme 190.000 100.000 75.000 37.000 ice cream freezers instfllled in state burglary ... is not being prosecuted for giving Society, 237 E. Center St. sugar, with flavoring, nuts, D. Ehrlichman, his sworn Court, in outlawing the ad Susag’s apparent concern Safety related 60,000 30.000 (295,000)« (241,300)* his Mt. Vernon home, and the different from an entry through state secrets to the Soviet presidential adviser’s credibili fruits, etc. added. denials in conflict with the ministration’s use of wiretap was a reference to the previous Repairs, etc. 68.000 61.500 ___♦ 74,800 first ice cream parlors his telephone system.” Union, but for copying the top- ty, said, “I’m more tempted Police Report Although the delicacy first testimony of at least six others, ping without court orders in now than with any other Mrs. Mary Girouard defeats of similiar proposals — Architect and Engineering Fees 200,000 168.000 appeared in New York City He added, “I know I am open secret Pentagon Papers and 260,000 196.000 faced questioning by skeptical domestic security cases, had Mrs. Mary Ducharme in the November 1^1 election, Furniture and Equipment 176,000 near the end of the 1700’s. to the attack, ‘Well, can he giving theih to newspapers. witness, but I’m not going to.” 200,000 100,000 100.000 VERNON Dem ocrats on the Senate left open the possibility of a Girouard, 82, formerly of a referendum calling for the Contingency and other Dolly Madison, wife of Presi shoot somebody on the street?’ Erhlichman said ’Tuesday the Tuesday the former chief 179.500 136.500 10.000 130.500 Vernon Police have added Watergate Committee today. “reservoir of power” in the Well, I’m not going that far.” Downey Dr., died Saturday at construction of a new junior charges in the cases of two per dent Jamps Madison, is White House believed the Soviet domestic adviser: Prisoner Before the former presiden White House in foreign security Committee Chairman Sam J. Hartford Hospital.' She was the high school, and in November credited with being the flrst to Embassy had been given the —Said he is innocent of any TOTAL 3,400,000 2,881,(100 3,400,000 2,719,000 sons charged in connection with tial adviser began his second cases. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., disagreed. “I widow of Arthur Girouard. 1972, a referendum designating recent thefts of motorcycles in Earns MCC serve ice cream in the W^te papers, too, and that the con wrongdoing in the Watergate $6,800,000 for repairs and con Total 1972 $6,800,000 day of televised testimony, his Wilson said if the president don’t think the President has affair. Private funeral services were the Vernon area. House. lawyer, John J. Wilson, offered spirators who did it incliided struction to the two existing Total 1973 $5,600,000 Degree may wiretap at will against any power at all except what some with Communist -Accused ousted 'White today at Maple Hills Chapels, Ice cream, as we know it, a lengthy legal argument defen foreign spies, “It is not a silly 382 Maple Ave., Hartford. junior high schools. ^Included in total construction figures. the Constitution gives him,” he backgrounds. House Counsel John W. Dean Dennis Strait, 19, of today is consumed in one form ding the 1971 break-in by proposition for us to contend said. Burial was in Mt. St. Benedict However, Mrs. Eleanor Colt- HARTFORD (AP) - Phillip or another in all parts of tte Ervin said hp couldn’t see the III of responsibility for the Ellington, already charged with Ehrlichman’s White House that an entry into the psy “Where you and I part com U5 Cemetery, Bloomfield. man, board member, advocated Lee Holloway of Hartford, con slightest relationship between Watergate cover-up and of lying second-degree larceny (two world. In some places it is ian agents at the office of Daniel chiatrist’s office under ground pany is on the facts,” he said. Mrs. Girouard was bom in a pragmatic outlook for the victed in 1969 of robbery with foreign intelligence and the to the committee. counts), has been additionally inexpensive food, in others a :Ellsberg’s psychiatrist. , which would be technically Ervin said Ellsberg was not 2 board as well as members of violence, was honored by the —Denied testimony of former Lowell, Mass., and had lived in chariged with second-degree- prohibitive luxury, but burglary of the psychiatrist’s the community: “The need is Austerity state Department of Correction office. presidential lawyer Herbert W. the Hartford-Manchester area larceny (two counts) in connec everywhere-a tasty delicacy. there; it does beat some Nixon Refuses today and given an early Kalmbach, who swore for several years. tion with the July 8 theft of a Ice cream is sold in many He said he considered the problems,” she maintained. Request release from his parole. burglary itself to be “domestic Ehrlichman assured him Survivors are 3 sons, Albert car owned by David Jewett of forms — sodas, sundaes, i Holloway is the first inmate subversion and not a defense of payments to the Watergate Girouard of Manchester, and Withdrawn Old Stone Rd., Vernon, and the banana splits, floats, in cups, in Town Urged To Tighten To Supply lawyers and defendants were Roland Girouard and Alfred to earn a college degree a sandwich, in milk studies, on this country against foreign in HARTFORD (AP) - Connec June 9 theft of a mini-bike from proper. Girouard, both of Hartford; 11 through the department’s melons, on a stick, or on pie or telligence activities.” Harris Joins ticut Finance Commisioner a home on Diane Dr., Vernon, grandchildren and 20 great education program. cake — but, it is the ice cream Ervin noted that the Supreme —Denied authorizing the 1971 Documents Adolf Carlson Monday police said. grandchildren. Sentenc^ to three to seven cone that remains the favorite, Court had overruled President burglary of Daniel Ellsberg’s 5 School Board withdrew his request that the years in the Somers state Fiscal Procedures Harry S. Truman when he tried psychiatrist, which he said waS and it shows no sign of being WASHINGTON (AP) - legislative branch of govern Nixon might ignore the sub prison, Holloway took in-prison replaced. ^ to nationalize steel mills during a legal, national-security opera President Nixon battled today poenas, risking moves that ment limit its spending in the Joseph Delaurentis, no age or classes for one year from SOL R. COHEN - revenue, town treasurer, town had no indication the collector’s the Korean War. Albert Harris, 205 Henry St., Perhaps another Charles tion that would not have been in a legal no-man’s-land to could find him in contempt of current fiscal year. address available, has been Manchester Community (Herald Reporter) controller, school board office had instituted proper con “I think that is authority for was sworn in as a member of Menches, in another age and in embarrassing even if exposed withhold Watergate evidence Congress or the courts. Or he Carlson dropped the matter charged with second-degree College instructors. On his ’ When Manchester auditor business manager, data process trol of accounts receivable. the proposition that the presi the Board of Education Monday another place,v accidentally during last year’s presidential he frankly admits can’t prove after state ^nate President larceny (two counts) in connec parole in June, 1971 he attended Jerome I. Baskin submitted his dirwtor, town manager and Hopefully, the new procedure dent has no inherent power to campaign. Herald night. might fight them directly with may discover a better way to his innocence. legal motions asking a judge to Pro Tempore Florence Finney, tion with the same incidents, the school under a state town audit for the fiscal year assistant town manager were will eliminate future seize a steel mill in time of war, Harris, who replaces Dr. eat ice cream, but, we dmibt it —Denied asking the Central He refused Monday to quash them. Either way, the R-Greenwich and House police said. Police have also scholarship and aided by a ended June 30, 1973, he made on hand, only four town direc problems.” to carry on a war, and he has no Yesterdays David Winer who resigned — and so do the kids. Intelligence Agency to aid E. produce the sought-after fight appears destined for ul Speaker Francis Collins, R charged Delaurentis with third- maintenance job arranged by specific note that accounts tors attend^ — Mayor John He said he entered the inherent power to steal a docu effective June 15, 1973, will be Howard Hunt, who took part in 25 Years Ago Watergate-related tape recor timate resolution in the Brookfield, rejected his request degree burglary and third- the Parole Board. receivable weren’t in balance, Thompson, Jon Norris, Phyllis meeting “dismayed” because ment from a psychiatrist’s of both the Ellsberg and up for re-election in November. Town Counsel William S. dings and documents voluntari-. Supreme Court, which has last week. ’The two leaders said degree larceny in connection Holloway told reporters that they couldn’t be reconciled Jackston and Vivian Ferguson. nothing was done but, on lear fice in time of peace,” Ervin Watergate jobs. If re-elected, he will complete Hyde acts to draft a town or ly, and promptly was served never ruled clearly on whether the legislature wanted to spend with an “illegal entry into a today that he would never have with collections, and that the Baskin said his “Auditor’s ning of the new plan for con said. the remainder of Winer’s term. -Denied asking CIA officials dinance which would ban all with subpoenas from the Senate a President may withhold its full budget. private area of the Sacred gone to college if he hadn’t gone situation has existed every year Opinion” comment is not a nor trols, has “hope” again. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D- to make up an excuse to in Winer’s term lasts until BOLAND since 1965. carnivals and circuses in Watergate, committee and “This attitude is very disap Heart Church.” Police say that to prison. A “D” student at mal or acceptable report to the He said the new system of Hawaii, said he was astounded terfere with the FBI’s tracking November 1974. evidence in a criminal case. Manchester after Jan. 1, 1949. special prosecutor Archibald pointing,” the Commissioner Delaurentis, took several Hartford’s Weaver High School, He wrote in his “Auditor’s State Tax Department, as a controls will have no effect on by Ehrlichman’s denials of down of financial links between A systems analyst with the Cox. MOTORS^ Opinion” covering letter, “We rule. He declined to speculate Asked what legal course commented. “They pass a “sacred items’’ and Holloway was told by a the fiscal year ended June 30, Watergate complicity. The the Watergate buggers and the Hartford Bank and Trust Co., e x p r^ no opinion as to the Ac whether or not the audit report 10 Years Ago The next step in the unfolding Nixon might take, Warren budget that is short $9 million microphones. Police say that guidance counselor that he 1973 and that he anticipates the former presidential aide began Nixon re-election campaign. Harris received a BA in history QUALin curacy of the balances in will be accepted. his appearance Tuesday. constitutional confrontation responded, “The White House and refuse to help program most of the stolen items have would never make it to college. accounts receivable for that By the end of the first day of Town directors appropriate from the University of Buffalo dicate for taxes receivable, Prior to his remarks, he was was scheduled for today, when counsel will examine the sub spending to ovefcome that shor been recovered. He has been accepted at year again won’t be reconciled. testimony, Ehriichman’s story $230,000 toward financing of in 1935. USED CARS cemetery receivables, water informed by Ernest Machell, Committee chief counsel Cox has promised to make poenas. Whatever is done will tage.” Eastern Connecticut State Baskin said the size of the dis- cimflicted with those of Dean, central firehouse construction. He served as president of the Police have referred two consumption charges collector of revenue, that a new Samuel Dash, asked if he would public the wording of his sub be in the context of the letters Earlier this year Carlson College in Willimantic for the (See Page Sixteen) Kalmbach, ex-acting FBI Manchester Historical Society juveniles in connection with the SINCE 1S35I receivable, or sewer use control system has been in care to comment on the former poena by filing it in court. issued today.” asked executive department fall term. He plans to tnm his Director L. Patrick Gray HI for two terms. Nixon has until ’Thursday to heads to hold spending to two or case. associates de^ee in sociology m c B n u m s T charges receivable.” stalled as of July 1, the begin and CIA officials R obert Court date is Aug. 7. respond to the subpoenas, In the letters the White House three percent below their into a bachelor’s degree. n m a : H M ) 2 0 In conformity with state law, ning of the current fiscal year. Cushman, Richard Helms and which he appeared determined refused to give the material budgeted amounts. a copy of the audit was filed Baskin’s top-priority Nixon Prepares Vernon Walters. not to honor. Deputy Press either to the committee or to with the office of the state tax recommendation read, “The J commissioner. Board of Directors and the Ervin wasn’t buying all of it. A Smooch For A Pooch Conflict Issue Secretary Gerald L. Warren Cox, who are seeking it for Tighter Credit George M. Shaw, 24, of 86 The North Carolina Democrat said the President has taken “a different purposes. Tuesday night. Baskin' town manager must give high Response To Ron I^rek, 170 Loomis St., cuddles one of three stray puppies recently found wandering WASHINGTON (AP) - A Bamforth Rd., Vernon, was attended aA ikfolhnal meeting particuUrly challenged very firm position” against priority tp ^ operation of this ^ p d , |he near^ Manchester disposal, plant by his father, Gene. The puppies, which member of the Federal charged Monday on a Circuit of the Board of Directors, (collector of revenue) depart Ehrlichpnan’s assertion that release of the material, either Nixon wrote a personal letter rKcoupageTox?'l sm other believes to be part German Shepherd and part Collie, are in need of a home, Has No Simple publicly or to a grand jury. to committee chairman Sam J. Reserve Board says Americans Court 12 arrest warrant with called to discuss his audit ment and devpte .the ap? White House money,and cam Three Subpoehas since the Mareks already own an Irish Setter, (Herald photo by Klemens) Ervin Jr., D-N.C. Consulting will pay more for home non-support. He was released report and to review the propiiate attentira necessary I paign funds paid secretly to the White House lawyer Charles mortgages and find it tougher on a $250 non-surety bond for Iplacques and finishes I ptogress made to date on his to rectify its problems.” Watergate lawyers and Alan Wright wrote Cox. to get other credit because of court Aug. 21. _ we have a wonderful eesortmentt ■ recommendations therein. “It’s a sad commentary,” WASHINGTON (AP) — A legal battle over presidential burglars were a legal defense Legal Answer the battle against inflation. Although Baskin, his said Baskin Tuesday night,' documents moved closer to the courts today as the White fund similar to those set up for "wa faafura varfafy at /fa be$r | Ellsberg, Angela Davis or the I) Both letters said the con Reserve Board m ^ b e r An associates, the collector of “that up to 7 o’clock tonight I House prepared its response to subpoenas served by the Berrigan brothers. Unilateral Troop stitutional separation oe drew F. Brimmer said Monday MANCHESTER - NEW HAVEN (AP) - There /lava avanr- ■ Senate Watergate committee and special prosecutor recourse is an impeachment PZC powers would be violated unless the agency plans to keep i tight Virginia T. Ackerman, 43, of aladf a a w mmit mmflit ^ flWe thlngl" ■ is no simple answer to the proceeding. Congress would Archibald Cox. “But do you not think most of the tapes and documents were money policy "as long as Enfield, was charged Monday buy ya**' ■ the people contributed to their growing conflict between either have to give up or start required.” on a Circuit Court 12 arrest Killian Expected The deadline for the White House response to both was 10 kept secret. _ _ _ wlmbigiloonm funds because they believed in Congress and President Nixon an impeachment proceeding.” Approves Meanwhile, an Associated warrant with issuing a bad a.m., EOT, Thursday. Reductions Urged because the issues at hand have the wilriaele ef moiNltrsdt |“ the causes they stood for?” Er Nixon said he has listened to . Press survey of supermarkets check. She was released on her To .Announce Suit Deputy Press Secretary “never arisen in this stark (Continued from Page One) dowrftown manehsstsi'. at filnm l criminal acts, including all vin said. There’s reason to believe, some of the tapes, and stated shows customers are stocking written promise'^o appear in Gerald L. Warren said Presi form,” a constitutional law documents, logs, cor “I assume that,” Ehrlichman WASHINGTON (AP) - the world,” Mansfield said. however, that Nixon would tion change requested by that they would not settle up on food in the face of sharply court Aug. 6. Against Oil Firms dent Nixon would respond to the respondence, date books, reduction with the Soviet Union L expert says. said. Senate Majority Leader Mike comply with a court order, Thomas Colla, owner of the Top whether ousted White House rising prices. subpoenas, served on the White He advocated that no less would be destroyed by a un The President bases his notebooks and photographs, Mansfield, D-Mont., today Emerson said. “The Hat Restaurant, Broad St. counsel John W. Dean III was House Monday evening, and than 25 per cent of the cutback ilateral reduction by the United refusal to surrender tapes of HARTFORD (AP) - Connec sult resembling Florida’s re from 25 present and former “Well, certainly the Com proposed that the 500,000 U.S. President’s whole position has The zoning regulation change telling the truth when he ac that the answer would be con be accomplished in each of the States. conversations made in his of ticut Atty. Gen. Robert K. cent action against 15 major oil White House aides and Nixon mittee to Re-elect the Presi ground forces overseas be cut been one of law and order. He would have allowed restaurants cused Nixon of participating in sistent with earlier refusals to three years and suggested the Mansfield said unilateral ac fice on the “doctrine of About Town Killian was expected to an firms might be unveiled this campaign officials. dent and the White House aides in half within three years. biggest reductions be made in would be in a totally different to sell liquor even when located the Watergate cover-up plot. produce presidential tion is “the only practical executive privilege which is nounce Thursday his long- week. He said the suit would be The 25 included former Atty. like yourself did not believe in “The time has come to set Europe. Mansfield said, relationship if he now says the within 1,000 feet of another Dean said Nixon discussed hush The board of directors of the documents. method.” based in the constitutional prin awaited anti-trust suit against filed in federal court and would Gen. John N. Mitchell; the cause of burglars or aside the rhetoric of the Cold however, the ultimate decision courts don’t decide what the liquor outlet. Present zoning money and clemency offers in Manchester Area Conference of How Would major oil companies. Warren refused to say what In proposing a 50 per cent ask that the companies be made Haldeman, former White House wiretappers, did you?” ciple of separation of powers,” form the response might take War used to justify a status quo of where to cut should be left to reduction in military personnel law is. It’s totally incon regulations do not allow any the Oval Office. Churches will meet Wednesday IQllian has scheduled a news to divest themselves of their chief of staff, and John D. “No,” Ehrlichman said. Professor Thomas I. Emerson but the likeliest challenge of military involvement around military commanders. overseas, Mansfield said he sistent.” liquor outlets within 1,000 feet at 7:30 p.m. in the Federation conference for 10 a.m. Deputy branded service stations. Ehrlichman, former Nixon of Yale said in an interview would be a White House motion ----- LVAdllOilCIU W «5 l l i e Mansfield was the first would include home-ported of each other. Room of Center Congregational Atty. Gen. C. Perrie Phillips Killian has subpoenaed dis Monday. “The tapes are entirely con in U.S. District (tourt to kill the domestic affairs adviser and witness at a hearing on U.S. naval units but not the 100,000- Precedent for the courts to PZC members cited “vague sistent with what I know to be Church. YouTell said only that it would include tributors for the major com the current witness before the “The courts have never subpoenas on the grounds troop levels in Europe being man fleet off foreign shores. interpret the Constitution and wording” as the reason for “a major announcement con panies seeking evidence of Watergate committee. developed the legal issues in the truth and what I have stated neither the committee nor Ck)x conducted by the Senate Mansfield said the United to determine the constitutional denial. Applications are now being cerning our oil and gas in attempts to force independent Nixon has contended that to volved. Usually these things are to be the truth,” Nixon said. has the constitutional authority Neivs Capsules Foreign Relations subcom States has roughly 313,000 responsibilities of the various The PZC approved a subdivi accepted for custodial work at vestigation.” operators out of business by turn over the documents would u__. decided in the political arena “However, as in any verbatim to require a president to sur mittee on arms control and troops in Europe, but he said governmental branches goes sion request, of Taylor Made recording of informal conver the Main Post Office in Your Son Phillips said previously that a rationing supplies. violate the doctrines of separa 4 and never get to court. chaired by Sen. Edmund S. questions can also be raised Homes, located off Redwood render his personal files. “There’s no body of law to back to 1803 in the Marbury V. sations, they contain comments Manchester. Applications may tion of powers and executive Muskie, D-Maine. about the 45,000 in Thailand, 40,- Dr. The subdivision is known as The texts of the three sub define the limits, of executive Madison decision. That held that persons with different be obtained in Room 101 of the privilege. Tuesday with Indian Am Mansfield was to be followed 000 in Okinawa, 42,000 in Korea, Robin Estates. poenas became available Mideast Vote privilege.” that “the Supreme Court perspectives would inevitably Post Office and completed ’Tuesday. The issues in the current con bassador Samar Sen, one of six by Kenneth Rush, deputy 8.000 in Taiwan, 15,000 in the decides what the constitution Also approved was a request troversy never have been UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. But no one has ever suggested interpret in different ways.” forms will be accepted until His Grandpa Died Cox demanded the tapes of delegates from nonaligned secretary of state, who told a Philippines, 18,000 in Japan, Manchester Menjorial (AP) — U.S. Ambassador John means and what his (the for an excavation permit by July 26. decided in the nation’s courts. countries sponsoring the House committee hearing two “or even Bermuda where about that executive privilege Manchester Structural Steel, nine meetings President Nixon Scali is reported trying to exonerates a president from president’s) constitutional A spokesman for the proposed resolution. weeks , ago that prospects for 1.000 men defend our national concerning a parcel of land on had with members of his staff forestall another American releasing information relating responsibility is.” Hospital Donor^s Club prosecutor’s office said Cox The sponsors, which also in negotiating a mutual force interests.” Sheldon Rd. along with Gordon Strachan’s veto in the U.N. Security Coun to criminal activity, Emerson ? political monoranda to H.R. spent the past weekend clude Yugoslavia, Panama, researching the law and that if cil by obtaining modifications said. Latest gifts to the . Haldeman and a brief note con- Peru, Guinea and Sudan, Manchester Memorial Hosnital ^**®®*^ Club, in memory of to a resolution on the Arab- Nixon was slapped with sub cerning_ the transfer of E. the case goes to court the Har planned to introduce the resolu vard Law School professor and Israeli conflict critical of poenas Monday from the Senate Howard' Hunt Jr., convicted Israel. tion today, and a vote is uddenly — often without warning An easy-to-read brochure on this drive over the $35,000 mark former U.S. solicitor general Skylab 2 Nears Watergate committee and the both in memory of Charles E. Watergate conspirator, from Informed sources said Scali expected Thursday. — many parents are faced with this subject could prove invaluable to you. The drive’s goal is $60,000, will argue his own case. office of special Watergate Hijacked Jet Ubert. his job as White House consul had an inconclusive meeting problem. Someone you love dies. How It’s called “Some Questions and An which is to purchase a new 2 prosecutor Archibald Cox Interested donors may send tant to the President’s re- Showdown Near blood chemistry analyzer, and Final Countdown If Nixon refuses■ i th(the requests (Continued from Page One) do you tell yobr young son or daugh swers About Your Child and Death.” their contributions to the election committee. WASHINGTON (AP) - The charred metal was all that to date $36,250.50 nas been of thesubpronas, “Itakeitthen demanded freedom for a ter? What do you do? Where do you It is published by the National Fun hospital, 71 Haynes St., in care The Senate committee issued House moved closer today CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) — The Skylab 2 crew gets remained of the $25-million air donated. the issue will go to court,” the Japanese terrorist serving a craft. turn for advice? eral Directors Association. of Burt Dittus, development two subpoenas. One asked for Libya To Try toward expected passage of a its last full day of training today for man's longest space veteran law professor said. New members of the Master the tapes of five presidential life term in Israel for the Tel The airline said a special Five other NFDA brochures discuss: director. bill that would provide ways for trip as the launch team prepared to start the final count If the courts rule in the Clergymen and psychiatrists who Donor’s Gub who have donated meetings. Congress to overrule President Aviv airport massacre and that rescue flight was being readied thoughts about the funeral, arranging $150 or more are: down. Senate’s favor and Nixon “at they also were seeking $5 at Dubai to go to Benghazi to deal in child psychology insist you The second demanded all Nixon when he impounds funds a funeral, funeral costs, the presence Chief Justice and Mrs. i^dDjdDdD^ The countdown clock starts at that point says ‘no, I am the million ransom^ pick up the stranded passengers should tell children the truth about a records involving alleged Hijackers the legislators have voted to .they will continue the medical, of the body, and the condolence visit. Charles S. House, Mr. and Mrs. 11 p.m. EDT, aiming for liftoff judge of my department,’ then A wounded Japanese crew and crew as soon as Libyan death in the family. They add: Your spend. earth resources, solar Christie McCormick, Mr. and at 7:11 a.m. ^turday for the 59- 5 we would have a constitutional man who was released after the child is more aware of death than you You will find them all most helpful Democrats, pushing the astronomy lind other authorities gave clearance for Mrs. Jacob F. Miller, Dr. and CAIRO (AP) — ’The Libyan government announced day mission aboard the Skylab confrontation.” plane landed in Dubai said the it to land. because they are based on experience, 5 0 ^ 0 0 0 legislation in a constitutional experiments started by the realize. He should be allowed to lex- Mrs. Richard Freiheit, Stewart today that it will try the four hijackers who took over a '■laboratory orbiting 270 miles Saying he thinks it unlikely hijackers included a Japanese, Libyan officials were not im press his grief — attend the funeral. research and knowledge. confrontation with the Presi Skylab 1 astronauts, who com C. Hyde, Charles J. Ponticelli, Japanese jumbo jetliner and blew it up on the airfield at dent, showed in tests on above the earth. pleted a 28-day mission aboard the President would be jailed— a Latin American, a European, mediately available tp say what It is emotionally healthy for him to Send for your FREE copies today. a theoretical but impractical in memory of Kathleen M. Pon Benghazi, Libya, Tass reported. amendments Tuesday that they Astronauts Alan L. Bean. Dr. the space station last month. an Arab and a Latin American would happen to the hijackers. You will be glad you did. possibility—if he ignores a do so. ticelli, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. 4 0 t O O O The Soviet news agency said its information came from apparently have the votes to Owen K. Garriott and Medical experiments had woj;nan who blew herself up ac But it was assumed they would Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Jack R. Lousma planned to court order, Emerson cidentally with a hand grenade be allowed to go wherever they Radio ’Tripoli, the voice of Col. Moammar Khadafy’s Li pass the bill even though it priority on the first mission added,“at that point the only TO: NATIONAL FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION Naktenis, Dean Machine faces a presidential veto. spend most of the day in a because of uncertainty about in her,dress soon after the want, the way previous Arab 136 West Wells Street Products Inc., and Mrs. Selim Mostly sunny and warm this byan regime. Khadafy heretofore has been hospitable to spaceship simulator at the takeoff from Amsterdam. But terrorists who wound up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203 how the long exposure to F. Mitchell, in memory of Selim 3 0 1 0 0 0 afternoon. H i ^ 85 to 90 inland Arab hijackers who landed in Libya, but this foursome was Johnson Space Center near the pilot of the plane, Capt. Libya have been treated. weightlessness might affect Please send me FREE copies of these six brochures; F. and Peter C. Mitchell. and about 80 near the shore. disown^ by all recognized Palestinian guerrilla groups. Houston, Tex. Kenzi Konuma, told newsmen The major Palestinian Secret Patrols man physically. A physician. • Some Questions and Answers - • The Condolence or Sympathy New supporting donors are: Partly cloudy with a chance of They were to rehearse the Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin, was on at Benghazi that there were guerrilla groups all disclaimed The four men—three Arabs and a Japanese-took over Hfui ?£n0kn^> About Your Child and Death Visit Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mitchell, showers and thunderstorms WASHINGTON (AP) - launch and the 8V^ hours of board to handle the complex three Arab men, one Japanese any part in the hijacking. ’Their the Boeing 747 last Friday shortly after it left Amsterdam, • What About Funeral Costs? • Some Thoughts to Consider Dr. Harvey Kahaner, William OOyOOO late tonight and Thursday. Secret U.S.-led patrols in Laos maneuvers required to rendez experiments. and the woman. executive committee scheduled • Someone You Love Has Died When Arranging a Funeral grounded it for nearly three days at the airport in the Per L. Nighan, Dr. Nicholas A. Lows toni^t 65 to 70. Highs sometimes fought North Viet vous their modified Apollo ^ la r astronomy will have top Co. Most of the passengers on the an emergency meeting in • With the Body Present R o btft fir Florence Boston, Owners. Marzialo, Family of Inez Hall, Thursday in the 80s. sian Gulf sheikdom of Dubai and then blew.it up Tuesday namese troops, but Pentagon moonship with the space lab priority for Skylab 2. Garriott is plane were Japanese. Beirut today to formulate a Modem Methods - \ Dr. Samuel Stone. Precipitation probability morning after it landed at Benghazi and all 141 persons officials contend the missions Saturday afternoon. a solar physicist who will con The first explosion in the statement on the matter. NAME OM Fashioned Honesty (Pleuc Print) . t) ■ Also, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cum lOjOOO near zero this afternoon, 30 per aboard slid down the emergency exit chute. were legal because their pur They also were to practice duct most of the work with the cockpit of the jumbo jet started The Beirut newspaper A1 mings, Mr. and Mrs. William D. cent tonight and 40 per cent pose was to gather information. reactions to emergencies that MONUMENTS a fire that spread to the cabin. ADDRESS______In Tokyo, Chief Cabinet Secretary Susumu Nikaido said eight telescopes that extend MARKERS Mpharrer, which has close con Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Joel F. ’Thursday. The Pentagon acknowledged might occur during the from the side of the lab. As orange flames raged © 1972 by NeUoiul the Japanese government would not decide whether to CEMETERY tacts with the guerrilla groups, ^n cral Direeton Grout, Mr. and Mrs. Russell for the first time Tuesday that launching of the 22-story-tall Medical experiments will rank through the plane, thick black Auoclation of the riTY STATE ZIP High Low ______i LETTERING said guerrilla sources called the U nlt^ SUtety Ine. \ Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hugo request extradition of the hijackers until it learns what Americans were involved in Saturn IB booster rocket. second, earth resources third. smoke rose in a column more ------Anchorage 66 52 Evening & Home AppbintmenU hijackers “soldiers of fortune Benson, and Mr. and Mrs. happens to them in Libya. covert intelligence and recon On Thursday, the three On Skylab 3, a mission ARRANGED • DISPLAY AT than a mile high in the early Boston 85 69 exploiting the Palestinian Nathan L. Miller, all in naissance patrols into Laos astronauts are to fly T38 jets to planned for 56 days or more 1076 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford morning sky, Then there were Also- available at Chicago . 88 74 Japan Air Lines hoped to send two relief planes to revolution and its prestige to memory of Mrs. Kathleen M. from the fall of 1965 until early Cape Kennedy, and on Friday later this year, earth resources OlMr MMCbestcr City Uni) GT----- three loud explosions and the Denver ' 84 51 Benghazi tonight o^ early. Thursday to pick up the 137 BM»E carry out an operation which is Ponticelli. February 1971, and in Cam they are to review the flight will be put first, followed by ’fuel tank burst into flames. San Francisco 75 56 TEL 528-2680 60IU far from the morality of the Also, Vernon Sage Allen passengers and crewmen stranded by the destruction of bodia from 1967 to late June plan for the lengthy voyage. solar astronomy and medical Within minutes, ashes and revolution.” Holmes Funeral Home Washington 87 66 the 747. 1970. . Once aboard the 85-ton lab. 400 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER experiments.
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