PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 1, 1974 Manchester Hospital Notes Obituaries Links Welfare Discharged Wednesday; Summit St.; Jacqueline Frazer, Catholic Burial To Ambulances Geraldine Helmer, 12 Summit 52G Spencer St.; Avis Trehy, WHEN...? should you choose your father, Samuel Willis of St.; Armand Audet, Rt.. 6, Willimantic; Marian Regan, family burial palace? Death Claims Tibor A. Jaksa HARTFORD (UPI) - Some Columbia; Marguerite Patter­ Amston; Robert DeGemmis, Ikuih Brooklyn, N.Y. iiamrliFHtPr lEtimng state lawmuikers believe there Funeral services are Friday VERNON - Tibor A. Jaksa, son, 368 McGuire Lane; May Glastonbury. Some have asked themselves this question. Some have Is evidence that welfare of- Dr, Fancher at 10 a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral 48, of 134 Hartl Dr. died Taft, 144 Main St.; Patricia Also, Gillian Sharp, Enfield; never thought about it. All will have to answer it MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1974 — VOL. XCIII, No. 258 ficials and ambulance company M anchester^ ^ity of Village Charm Dr, Morris C. Fancher, 70, of Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Tuesday at bis home. Hart, Rt. 4, Coventry; Susan Leta ’Turnbull, East Hartford; sometime. The best time to choose your family burial EIGHTEEN PAGES operators may have been Sandra Crossley, Amston; 292 Lynwood Dr., Vernon, a Burial will be in Rose Hill Bom in Budapest, Hungary, Rorrio, East Hartford; Robert place is — NOW. cooperating in efforts to Karen Chasse, 21. Grand Ave., Manchester dentist for 43 Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Mr. Jaksa had lived in the Ver­ Skripol, Glastonbury; John Zac- allegedly defraud the state in years, died this morning at Friends may call at .the non for many years and was a caro, 71 S. Adams St.; Albert Rockville; Christine Mazzeo, t ambulance billings. 155 Benton St.; Ann Bunting, SAINT JAMES CEMETERY Manchester Memorial funeral home tonight from 7 to self-employed painter in the Weir, East Hartford. '"They feel the possibility East Hartford; Itria Grimaldi, Hospital. He was the husband of 9. area. Also, Wayne Nash, 127 West 368 Broad Street exists of some kind of coopera­ East Hartford; Daniel Mrs. Anna Hoffman Fancher. Survivora are his wife, Mrs. St.; Judith Shepard, 50 Pine St.; Manchester, Connecticut tion with Welfare Department Rawlings, 629 W. Middle ’Tpke.; Dr. Fancher was born April Kathleen Kish Jaksa of Hart­ Janice Accomazzo, Moodus; Phone , 646*3772 officials and ambulance com­ Kelly t^ rk s, 54 Deming St. 28, 1904 in Winsted, son of the ford; and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Gradante, East Hart­ Impeachment Debate Mrs. Elizabeth B. Dennis panies which might indicate in­ ford; Anna Podrebartz, 171 late Henry and Grace Downes Judith Fanelli of Norfolk, Va. COLUMBIA - Mrs. Funeral services are Friday tentional fraud,” Rep. Elinor Fancher, and had lived in the Elizabeth Brayton (Wilson) F. Wilber, R-Fairfield, chair­ Manchester - Bolton -Vernon at 11 a.m. at White-Gibson- Dennis of Whitney Rd. died man of a legislative committee area for many years. Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm Suspects Cleared Wednesday at a Manchester investigating ambulance He received his DDS degree St., Rockville. The Rev. Ralph convalescent home. She was the J. Kelley, pastor of Sacred frauds, said Wednesday. Will Start: Aug. 19 from the College of Dental widow of Judge Edward L. Den­ Mrs. Wilber said she herself Surgery, University of Heart Church, will officiate. In Pockett Case nis. blames the situation on what WASHINGTON (UPI) - President four days to Watergate tapes which he is Maryland, Baltimore, in 1929 Burial will be in St. Bernard’s Democratic and Republican leaders and Born in Dayton, N.J., she she termed "severe inefficien­ Nixon’s impeachment — now considered in the process of surrendering under and opened an office on Main Cemetery, Rockville. HARTFORD (UPI) - blow to the head, possibly from leaders of the Judiciary Committee moved to Columbia about 20 cy” in the Welfare Department. likely by friend and foe alike — will be Supreme Court orders, and planned to con­ St. in 1930. In 1952, he moved his There are no calling hours. Authorities have ruled out two a rock. Thursday. years ago from Scotland, Conn., Chirrently three ambulance debated in the House starting Aug. 19, will tinue listening today. Thursday he office to 122-124 E. Center St., men as possible suspects in the Miss Pockett disappeared The leaders set aside 87 hours for the where she was tax collector for company operators have been be carried on radio and television and will canceled for the day a meeting scheduled where he practiced dentistry slaying of a Massachusetts girl July 26, 1973, while riding her House debate and agreed the issue should many years. She was a Given Sentence charged with nearly 900 counts come to a vote between Aug. 26 and Aug. with his economic advisers on inflation. until the time of his death. and the one-year disappearance bicycle hear her home on her be settled by Aug. 31. graduate nurse from the Elm of larceny in connection with 31, according to House leaders. During World War II, he HARTFORD (UPI) - John of Janice Pockett, 7, of Tolland. way to retrieve a butterfly she • Deputy presidential spokesman They also tentatively and informally, City Hospital in New Haven. allegedly false billings to the T he Senate trial, where Nixon will Gerald L. Warren said on the subject of served witH the Army Dental Colangelo, 23, W ednesday Connecticut State Police, who had placed beneath a rock. BRITTANIA decid^ to bar members from offering ad­ She is survived by a daughter, received a 7- to 15-year prison Welfare Department. have been working with their Intensive active searches and either be acquitted or convicted and impeachment: Corps and was a member of the D. RING removed from office, could start by late ditional proposed articles of impeachment Atty. Elizabeth D. Hutchins of sentence for his part in the Dec. Mrs. Wilber said her com­ Massachusetts counterparts in follow-up investigations, with “We are totally confident in the con­ Army forces in the D-Day inva­ September. from the floor. This would preclude an ef­ Columbia; two grandchildren, 1 holdup slaying of Abraham mittee will turn its findings over, the two cases, said Wednesday the assistance of the FBI, have stitutional process and that-the facts will fort to revive two articles defeated earlier sion of France. He was and two great-grandchildren. to "other authorities, possibly Members Polled awarded four medals including Foxman, 73, in his Hartford the two men, arrested in un­ failed to turn up any trace of not substantiate the charges...The result of this week by the Judiciary Committee. Funeral services are Satur­ the state’s attorney.” the girl. this process will be vindication of the the Silver Star for bravery in package store. Colangelo, who related morals cases, have A poll of House members by United day at 1 p.m. at the Potter President.” Tentative Rules action while in France. plead^ guilty to being an be<^ ruled out in the extensive Press International showed that those Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., • Vice President Gerald L. Ford met The tentative rules would permit He was a member of Bolton accessory to first-degree iny'estigption'tllBt continues. willing to declare their position favored Willimantic. Burial will be in Thursday with the President’s chief of motions to strike individual paragraphs Congregational Church and a robbery, was the state’s chief Mojave Shaken t^ipe^rs from the two states REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Nixon’s impeachment by a margin of Yantic Cemetery in Norwich. witness in the trial of Dominic began a joiiw investigation nearly 4-1. Although more than half of the staff, Alexander M. Haig, and they from the impeachment articles. Article I, life member of the Manchester PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - Republican electors of thfe charging Nixon obstructed justice, has There are no calling hours. Vincenzo, 23, who was con­ becauK of similarities in the Town of Bolton are hereby 435 members said they were undecided or "discussed the impeachment process and Dental Society and belonged to A sparsely populated area of nine paragraphs of. specific accusations. the Connecticut and American victed of murder last month by two cases. notified that there will be a declined to reveal their position, the poll strategy,” according to a spokesman for the Mojave Ekesert has been Ford. Article II, charging Nixon abused his Dental Societies. a Superior Court jury. He will The slain girl, Kathleen Caucus at Bolton Town Hall on Beautiful from any angle showed considerable erosion in Nixon’s shaken by 11 light earthquakes • Associated Milk Producers Inc., the power, has five. He is also survived by a be sentenced Aug. 13. Terry, 12, of Brookheld, Mass., Monday, Aug. 5, 1974 at 7:30 strength since UPI polled the House in in two days. January. country’s largest milk cooperative There was no action taken on a proposal niece, Mrs. Charles Furey of Miss Lydia M. Smith was last seen alive riding her o’clock p.m. for the.purpqse of No matter how you look at a Keepsake bicycle away from the camp A total of 164 members were committed pleaded guilty to illegal corporate cam­ by Judiciary Committee member Delbert Bristol; a nephew, Henry Miss Lydia M. Smith, 81, of selecting party-endorsed can­ diamond ring, it's beauty and quality Latta, R-Ohio, under which a member site her parents had set up in didates for Justices of the to or leaned toward a vote to impeach. Op­ paign contributions and was fined $35,000. Fancher of Texas; and four Hartford died Wednesday at are superb. The famous Keepsake would be able to propose at the end that stepchildren.