PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri„ Dec. 12. 1975 Cromie to head FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The weather « OUR \ Mostly cloudy, high around 40, town Democrats low tonight in mid 30s. Sunday, ONLY cloudy with chance of showers in afternoon, highs mid 40s. NaUon •5* YEAR ^ Limited Quantities ‘ weather forecast map on page IN | Coventry of candidates and then SHOP EARLY Manche§ter—A City of Village Charm forget oiir differences. In Only 12 Days ‘HI Chrisbiuw MONICA SHEA state, federal and local THI THANK YOU STORI 742-9495 elections we have found MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13,1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 63. The Democratic Town that when you leave the SIXTEEN PAGES » TWO SECTIONS • PLUS WEEKEND » PRICE; FIFTEEN CENTS Committee elected camp you must face the Richard Cromie as chair­ consequences. man. “The committee is used In troubled South Boston Rose Fowler nominated as another step in the final Christinas Costs You Cromie. Fred Contessa selection of candidates. We t N e’ws gave the second to her mo­ made the decision and did tion. not support it. summary Vice-chairman of the “I hope we can turn the Youths protest committee, Rita Luzel, comer now. I am in favor Less at King’s was also nominated but she of full and open debate. But Compiled frorii declined to serve as chair­ when a decision is made, United Press International man. we should go with it.” Cromie told the com­ Cromie will serve until a You Can Always Depend on King’s for the Best Values "MSBISE™ tight contols mittee there were 24 new committee is elected State members present at the and installed in March. BOSTON (UPI) - A crowd of established antibusing groups, said about 200 youths gathered near meeting. With the 24 Persons interested in HARTFORD — Harvey M. the disruptions were “tryouts” and racially troubled South Boston High members the committee serving on the Town Com­ White, a West Hartford will get worse. He said he did not School early today, set small trash had 24 reasons why the mittee for the next two architect who worked on the know who caused them. fires and broke into the school in ap­ Democratics lost the elec­ years are asked to contact Bridgeport jai alai arena, is David Duke, national director of tion. the nominating committee parent protest of tightened federal the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, being investigated by the control of the school. Cromie said, “And I said members, Ruth Benoit, Connecticut Society of appeared at the morning news con­ Police reported no arrests or in­ that we lost the election, Cliff Johnson, Joyce Architects’ executive com­ ference of another antibusing group juries, and said the situation was not that the Republicans Carilli, Dave Roach, mittee for possible violation of and promised the same thing. “under control’’ at 2 a.m. An officer won it. George Bolduc and Lional regulations and statutes gover­ “We (the Klan) cannot take full of the metropolitan police force said “I think we must reach a Jean. ning the profession. credit but we did have a hand in it,” decision to support a slate the students broke into the school, said Duke. “Things will be getting “but were quickly rushed out.” worse here. We plan other stoppages. HARTFORD - Jack A. The demonstration capped a day of The next will be three times as bad.” Fusari, the state labor com­ “mourning” for what antibusing Warren Zaniboni, the head of the missioner in the Thomas groups called “Black Tuesday” —the South Boston Marshals, said he Meskill administration, is CHS to perform (Herald photo by Dunn) day earlier this week when U.S. “didn’t know” whether members of among the first 500 state District Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr. his organization took part in the traf­ workers whose jobs will end decided to place South Boston High in fic slowdown. This cab of a tractor trailer truck now bears lit­ truck’s driver using the Hurst tool. The white ‘Festival of Music’ MILTON BRADLEY FISHER PRICE Jan. 1. Fusari is a mediator federal receivership. The marshals, self-appointed guar­ with the state Board of Media­ tle resemblance to the truck that began a right stuff on the ground is foam used to reduce the Almost all white students at South dians of the South Boston communi­ tion and Arbitration. turn onto Silver Lane in front of Pratt & hazard of fire caused by sparks as the men Boston boycotted class Friday, as did ty, held the news conference at which Coventry member or at the door. O peration Safari Game Whitney just after 8 this morning. Manchester worked in ankle-deep gasoline. The truck had white students at Charlestown High Duke appeared, but Zaniboni denied MONICA SHEA This year’s concert will firemen helped pry apart the cab to remove the held over 8,000 gallons of gasoline. School. any link between his organization and The Coventry High have music from many Game Regional | Another aspect of the protest the Klan. School Music Department moods and styles being Friday involved deliberate stalling of “He was just voicing his opinion,” will present its annual performed for all age CONCORD, N. H. - Presi- | cars during the morning rush hour. said Zaniboni, but he later said Festival of Music levels. New adventure series play set with dent Ford will open his 1976 Spilled gasoline adds to hazard That tied up traffic on most major Dukewas in Boston to “give us a 19 pieces. Jeep, animal cages, Thursday, Dec. 18 at the A new performing group. w ild and wacky action skill game New Hampshire primary cam- roads leading into the city. hand.” tent, stockade with animals and paign in late January in Busing foes said they did not start ’The white student boycott was high school gym. The Coventry High School for youngsters 6 to 14. much morel Concert time is 8 p.m. Chamber Singers under the^ Nashua with a speech to the the traffic disruptions, but that they almost 100 per cent effective at South Tickets may be purchased direction of Ms. Lee Chamber of Commerce annual Firemen free truck driver expected them to get worse. Boston High. Only 24 whites were in from any band or chorus Applegate, will perform awards dinner and probably a No similar protest occured during class, according to school depart­ for the first time. full day of handshaking as well. | the evening rush hour, when police ment spokesman Frank Galvin, who All the choral groups will prepared by placing extra patrols on said about 400 whites usually attend be under the direction of pinned in overturned rig duty. classes there. Only 92 whites showed SHTCNIIIAL Ms. Applegate and the in­ National | James Kelly, a spokesman for two up at Charlestown High, he said. strumental groups under A gasoline tractor-trailer rig SAN FRANCISCO - | Deputy Chief William Stratton and Fire Fighter Rick Skoglund told the direction of Carl turned over on Silver Lane in East a crew of firemen took the tool to the Salina. Investigators are concen- ■The Herald upon returning from the Hartford this morning spewing gas­ accident scene. Working with men of scene that the driver had come off Wreaths trating on known arsonists in oline oyer a wide area and trapping the Wethersfield Fire Department come off the highway and was trying The Lions Club of Coven­ their investigation of a fast- % Tax compromise the truck’s driver in his cab, said who are also armed with the special to make a right turn onto Silver Lane try will be selling Christ­ moving blaze that killed 12 per- ^ East Hartford police. tool, the driver was freed in an hour, in front of the entrance to Pratt & mas wreathes Saturday sons as it roared through a con- Police called the Manchester, police said. Whitney Aircraft. The truck turned and Sunday, Dec. 13 and 14 demned apartment building ^ Town Fire Department at 8:32 a.m. offered to Ford Police could not identify the over and the cab was trapped and Dec. 20 and 21 at Friday. They said “incendiary S seeking the aid of the Hurst tool, material” was found in the ;§ driver. He came from Rocky Hill and between the trailer and the pole. Zollo’s and Allen’s Super­ sometimes called the “jaws of life.” was driving a BP (British WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate own advisers — have conceded that markets. five-story building. Skoglund said firemen from The tool works without sparks to pry Petroleum) truck owned by the FJ. Manchester, P & WA, and Finance Committee Chairman Congress would override a tax cut The proceeds will be ij apart tangled metal in accidents. Roberts Co. of Springfield, Mass. Wethersfield were working at the Russell Long has proposed that veto. Ford said repeatedly he would used to support local MATTEL MARX SAN FRANCISCO - Before | scene. The gasoline was ankle deep, President Ford allow a tax relief bill veto any tax bill unless it contained a “Warrent Men" were six charities and eye research. accepting Sara Jane Moore’s to go into effect without a spending spending ceiling. fictitious men in almost all TALKING TRACKS ROCK-EM, SOCK’EM surprise guilty plea on the :•? he said. 44..INCH PRESSMAN Some layoffs may cost Both Manchester’s and ceiling in exchange for a promise The bill is expected to reach the the British foot regiments charge of trying to kill Presi- !•:; from Congress to cut the 1977 budget Senate floor Monday. The House whose pay was distributed as School o r Camp dent Ford, a federal judge Wethersfield’s Hurst tools were used follows: Pay of two men went R obots for nearly an hour prying the driver by the same amount as any future tax completed its bill earlier, but is wants to question a psy- cut.