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Navy, Sub Firm Settle Dispute PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter, Conn,, Frl,, June 9 .1»7» EB-Navy talks to resume Good Momingl Have A Good Day! WASHINGTON (UPI) - General porary restraining order against the sure around the clock talks if * J “ Dynamics and the Navy today planned layoffs. necessary over the weekend to reach The weather resume negotiations aimed at General Dynamics claims it is an agreemeM. ' IT’S TIME AGAIN FOR: resolving a $544 million claim. The owed almost a half billion dollars by If the dispute is not settled and if the Navy sq|eks and is granted a tem­ Mostly sunny and pleasant Saturday. High company is threatening to layoff 8,- the Navy because of contract temperatures 75 to 80. Continued fair weather 000 employees unless a settlement is changes and cost overruns in the con­ porary restraining order, the 8,000 layoffs would be postponed. General iManrlJpatpr lEupniitg Hrralh Saturday night and Sunday with the lows Satur­ made by midnight Sunday. struction of 18 attack class nuclear day night in the mid 50s and the highs Sunday The Navy did not file papers submarines at shipyards in Quonsef D j^m ics was expected to fight any near 80. Chance of rain near zero through Satur­ Thursday in federal court in Connec­ Point, R.I., and Groton, Conn. Navy request for an injunction. A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 day night. Variable winds 10 mph or less Satur­ ticut for an injunction barring the The company has said the layoff Sen. John H. Chafee, R-R.I., said day and Saturday night. National weather Thursday he was told that “senior layoffs which the Electric Boat Divi­ notices it issued June 5 to employees Single Copy 20 Cents forecast map on page 16. sion of General Dynamics has said in Connecticut and Rhode Island will principals" for both sides would par­ Vol. XCVII, No. 213 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, June 10, 1978 will take effect Monday if the dispute automatically be rescinded if the dis­ ticipate in the talks Friday. is not settled. pute is resolved before the deadline. Dodd said, “I suspect they're very Rep. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., Reps. Dodd and Edward Heart, D- close in terms in reaching a settle­ RUSSO said if there was no settlement as a R.I., have requested President ment, but it could fail apart result of the talks today, the Navy Carter and General Dynamics to in­ tomorrow.” Chevrolets Annual N a A i D . A i would go to court to seek the tern- Connecticut today PRE-OWNED Navy, sub firm Grasso acts on last bill DISCOUNT A HARTFORD (UPI) - was arraigned in Common The victim, Donato Yan- resolutions is one to admit Gov. Ella T. Grasso has Pleas Court Thursday and nitelli, 56, of Garrison, women, but only if they acted on the last of the 461 ordered held on $10,0()0 bail N.Y., was enroute from served overseas and settle dispute bills sent to her by the 1978 at the Niantic Correctional Poughkeepsie, N.Y., to received campaign Center. Groton Tnimbull Airport medals. The issue was I SALE-A-TH0Ni;:^:« Legislature. She has ap­ bursed costs already incurred by proved all but five of them. An autopsy was to be in Groton when his twin- defeated at the national WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Navy tion of negotiations. As the deadline approached, the General Dynamics will be made in A one day trailer session completed trtay to deter­ engine Beechcraft Travel- convention last year. and General Dynamics Friday split company sent layoff notices to 8,000 accordance with the modified terms will be held by the law­ mine the cause of death. Air went down in a wooded Pupils suspended the difference in their $718 million Doctors said the child, area, police said. There cost overrun dispute, averting an workers effective Monday. ■ of the contract. makers June 19 to act on WILLIMANTIC (UPI) - Under the agreement, General “This is good news for workers at the five bills she vetoed. Jose, had several bruises were no passengers. 8,000-worker layoff at the company’s on his body, but it was not Nearly 10 percent of the FRI JUNE 9 Dynamics will release all claims on Electric Boat, for the economy of Among the bills she VFW convention plants in Connecticut and Rhode Connecticut, and for our nation’s known whether the injuries students at Windham High LOOK! Island. the attack submarines as well as for signed into law Thursday School were suspended this defense,” said Sen. Abraham A. was one giving tax incen­ were recent. HARTFORD (UPI) - THRU General Dynamics agreed to ab­ any impact those contracts may have Support for Korea and week because they couldn’t Ribicoff, D-Conn. tives and financial RUSSO sorb half of the $718 million in poten­ had on the construction of Trident Grasso agrees Taiwan and a vote on prove they’d been im­ NADA Rep. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., assistance to companies JUNE 16 PRICE SAVE tial losses faced by its Electric Boat Nuclear Ballistic submarines. HARTFORD (UPI) - whether to admit women munized against rubella division, until completion of 18 sub­ The contract provides for equal said he was “heartened” by the who invest and provide Gov. Eila Grasso agrees and the measles. settlement. jobs in municipalities with will be among resolutions marines in 1984. sharing between the Navy and with Lt. Gov. Robert considered this weekend at School officials said 76 PLYMOUTH FURY A/C 4 Dr $3025 M495 $1530 The Navy agreed to pay General General Dynamics of any future cost Sen., Claiborne Pell, D-R.L, called high unemployment rates. Killian, her Democratic Thursday they expect most the agreement a “pretty fair Under the program, a the Veterans of Foreign Dynamics the remaining $359 million reductions and a “limited amount" gubernatorial opponent, of the roughly 145 students arrangement.” revolving $1 million fund Wars 58th annual state con­ through ‘‘reformation’’ of the con­ of cost growth. that Connecticut’s in­ will be back early next Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., will be established to vention. 73 PONTIAC CAT. 4 Dr A/C $1675 tracts. Further cost growth beyond the vestments in companies week. The state has been M250 said "I am obviously delighted ... provide economic grants More than 2,000 General Dynamics also agreed to limited amount will be totally doing business in apartheid pressuring school districts because what is important here is for industrial projects delegates representing 31,- have its Electric Boats Division con­ assumed by General Dynamics. The South Africa should be to conform with a state law our national security and the job located in areas of high un­ 500 state members are $1375 tinue work on the submarines and Navy, however, will take responsbili- reviewed. requiring proof of im­ 77 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 Dr A/C $4025 *2650 security of the workers at Electric employment. The new law, expected at the Hartford immediately rescind the 8,000 layoff ty for the effects of any inflation She said she also agreed munization. which was part of Mrs. Hilton for the events Satur­ notices issued Jhis week. experienced during the remaining Boat.” with Killian that the state day and Sunday. Final examinations at The agreement will be embodied in submarine construction over and Ella T. Grasso said, “It is good to Grasso's budget package should not sell that portion 77CHEV.CAM AR0A/C $4950 *4320 Among more than 44 the high school begin June formal documents to be forwarded to above an estimated inflation of 7 per­ know that the thousands of men and for this year, also gives of its stock portfolio until women employed at this vital facility proposed national and state 19. the Senate and House Armed Ser­ cent per year for labor and 6 percent Connecticut businesses tax the price is right. in southeastern Connecticut are now breaks for providing jobs vices committees in accordance with for material. Killian said Wednesday 74CHEV.VEGA4spd $1300 *625 Progress payments for unreim­ assured of continued work." for the chronically un­ it was inconsistent for Mrs. law and will not become effective un­ employed. Grasso to advocate equal til after a 60-day period for Other bills signed by the rights in housing and 74CHEV. CAMAROA/C $3275 *2740 Congressional review. governor Thursday will: employment while the TTie controversy arose because the • Exempt from the in­ Navy refused to pay cost overruns Elms must go, state has $39 million of its heritance tax pensions pension fund invested in Electric Boat said it encountered received by disabled 73 FORD LTD 4 Dr. A/C $1825 *1450 $375 since undertaking the building of 18 U.S. corporations with Leaning out a window of the old Keeney Millard, left, David Mazzotta, Scott Burgess veterans or widows of South African interests. nuclear attack submarines at its deceased servicemen; plants in Groton, Conn., and Quonset School to greet passersby are Tammy and Lisa Palicki. (Herald photo by Pinto) Plane crash 76 CHEV. IMP. A/C $3625 tree warden rules • Prevent utilities from 4 Dr. *2850 Point, R.I. including their gross ear­ WATERFORD (UPI) - Navy Secretary W. Graham The town and Ernest Tureck, protest of the tree removal by nings tax in the fuel adjust- Claytor Jr. said the understanding The National Safety Manchester’s tree warden for 11 several residents and town officials, m ent se c tio n of a Transportation Board "avoids what would have otherwise 70CHEV. MALIBU 2 Dr $1395 *500 years, have lost their first trees including Theresa Parla, customer’s monthly bill; today was expected to in­ been expensive and (irolonged litiga­ Many hands built Inside today which were the subject of a public chairwoman of the Conservation • Require the Depart­ vestigate a plane that tion, the results of which would have Commission and Roger Negro, town ment of Transportation to hearing.
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