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A17* 7.08% 6)4* PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Aug. 1, 1978 The weather Cloudy today with periods of rain or drizzle like­ ly. Highs around 70, 21 C. Goudy tonight with chance of occasional rain or drizzle. Lows in the iManrljpatpr iEupntug Hpralft mid 60s. Variable cloudiness Thursday with _ chance of showers. Highs in the lower 80s. A Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 '■Probability of rain 60 percent today, 50 percent fl better uioM tonight and Thursday, tiutlook: partly cloudy with Home delivsred copy 15 cents chance of showers Friday and early Saturday, Vol. XCVII, No. 257 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, August 2, 1978 Newsstand copy 20 cents then clearing. National weather map: page 20. U.S. envoy thinks Inside today o fb a n K in g Manchester James Murphy has been selected by majority members of the Board of Directors to replace talks may resume Dr. Joseph Danyliw on the Manchester Housing Authority. See page 2. TEL AVIV, Israel (U P I)- U.S. en­ The United States is seeking a Atherton’s failure to persuc Egypt to resume direct talks with voy Alfred Atherton returned to meeting of the Israeli and Egyptian The Advisory Park and Recrea­ Israel put the success of Middle East Israel today saying he feels there is a foreign and defense ministers at an tion Commission has decided that chance for the negotiations with American electronics station in the peace efforts in the lap of Vance. Atherton, who has been in Cairo for the asking price for Hickey’s meane giving Egypt to resume. Sinai as the next step in the process Grove is too high to make it feasi­ the past five days, shuttled back to 'Tam convinced the peace process that began with President Anwar ble for the town to buy it for will continue,” Atherton told S adat’s visit to Jerusalem in Israel after a final, futile meeting Tuesday with Egyptian Foreign reacreation. reporters at Ben-Gurion airport on November. See page 2. his arrival from Egypt, where he But the influential newspaper Minister Ibrahim Kamel. failed to persuade the Egyptians to Ha’aretz said it appears such a Sadat Sunday ruled out further join another round of face-to-face meeting will not take place. Ha'aretz direct talks with Israel until Begin Ray Juleson Is our Vice President. It's his |ob to see talks with Israeli leaders. said it appeared Sadat would stand agreed — in advance — that Israeli East Hartford to it that you earn the highest rates possible on all He said he brought no message by his refusal to renew the talks un­ will withdraw its forces from all oc­ A state factfinder has from Cairo to Jerusalem and would less Israel commits itself to cupied Arab lands, a position your savings. Whether you select our regular savings recommended a 4.5 percent pay remain in Israel until the arrival of withdraw from occupied territory. repeatedly rejected by Jerusalem. account, any of our maximum interest certificates, or hike in each year of a proposed Secretary of State Cyrus Vance Israeli officials have said repeated­ Attention was now focused on a Heritage Free 5% NOW checking account, you can two-year contract tor 78 school uou (he bee( expected Saturday. ly that they will not agree to prior Vance’s arrival in Israel Saturday. be sure that your savings will be earning the highest Atherton was scheduled to meet conditions in order to resume He will fly to Egypt Monday for talks secretaries. See page 9. rates available anywhere. And that's what the better with Prime Minister Menachem negotiations, although they are with Sadat, probably at the The first meeting of a “Killian Mediterranean city of Alexandria. way means to Ray. ' Begin and top-ranking cabinet willing to discuss anything once the for (jovernor” committee drew a ministers in the afternoon. talks get going. Attention is now focused on packed house which included Vance’s arrival in Israel Saturday. Councilmen Harry Egazarian and He will fly to Egypt Monday for talks Richard Torpey. See page 9. with Sadat, probably at the Budget surplus Mediterranean city of Alexandria. Atherton was asked about the chqnces of Egyptvs reconsidering its ConrJecticut decision. “I think the answer to that ’The first violent death in 30 in M vinge set at $251,947 will have to wait until the secretary’s years has occurred in New Hart­ visit,” he replied. ford, and people are locking their n m . Kamel said Egypt’s stand did not doors at night. See page 7. By GREG PEARSON turn the deficit into a surplus. mean an end to peace efforts. He said Some expenditures were postponed Herald Reporter he looked forward to Vance’s visit The state Supreme Court rules The Town of Manchester will have to this year. Others were eliminated. “to continue our talks and dialogue that rape victims don’t have to Effective Yield Annual Rate Type of Account an estimated 6251,947 surplus from The town also started a more with the United States on which ^e testify about their past sexual the 1977-78 fiscal year, Town aggressive program for the collec­ count as a friend and full partner in history. See page 8. tion of overdue taxes. This helped Manager Robert Weiss told the the peace process.” Day of tragedy 8 Year Housing Certificate Board of Directors Tuesday night. decrease the amount of the revenue “Full partner” is Egypt’s code The nation The figure is based on $416,150 of shortfall, Penny said. phrase for wanting the United States Neighbor comforts Mrs. Mary Post, grandmother of two- He praised the work of the town Midge Costanza, President $1,000 minimum unexpended appropriations and ,a to submit its own peace plans. ’That’s year-old Ernest Northrop, who perished in a fire in a $164,203 shortfall of revenues. The counsel’s office and the collector of Carter’s top aide on women and because Sadat and Kamel believe Providence, R.I., tenement Tuesday, as she watches in horror 8.46» 8% projected $251,947 surplus is a far cry revenue’s office for the increased tax President Carter’s views on the oc­ minority rights, resigns because from a $1 million deficit that had collection effort. cupied territories are closer to Cairo from the steps of a house across the street. Mrs. Post holds her of differences in “approach and 6 Year Certificate been projected as a possibility last Penny also singled out the town than to Jerusalem. son, Richard, 4. Her husband Richard is at left. (UPI photo) style.” See page 4. August by town officials. manager and his staff. Town ■ "nat projected deficit was based Treasurer Roger Negro and the But Vance, -wary--of Israeli The New York Times and one of $1,000 minimum grumblings about never accepting an on calculations of several factors oc­ Board of Directors, the Police and its reprters threatened with im­ / % “imposed” peace -settlement, told prisonment for withholding in­ 734 Social Services Departments and the curring. Some occurred, some did A17* Board of Education for steps they reporters Tuesday he will not be Bay State judge vestigative files won a temporary not, but the town did take steps last year to reduce expenditures and took to increase revenues or bringing any U.S. peace proposals reprieve today from Supreme 4 Year Certificate decrease expenditures. with him. ’ Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. avoid a deficit. Any U.S.-sponsored compromise, Stephen Penny, chairman of the ‘‘They confronted the problem head- quits under fire Earlier story on page 20. $1,000 minimum Vance said, will have to wait until 7i/j% Board of Directors, praised town on and restored the community to its after he returns and reports to departments and officials for their present sound fiscal policy,” Penny The world 7.90’^ work in taking action that helped said. Carter, and then only if the deadlock BOSTON (UPI) — Superior Court going before the Executive Council. persists. Chief Justice Robert M. Bonin The council has made clear its Lebanon’s army came under 2V2 Year Certificate “I don’t know what is going to resigned today, only hours before the predetermination.” shell fire for the third straight day happen in the Middle East,” he said. Governor’s Council was to consider The council, meeting last month today near the Israeli frontier. The reason for the trip is “to review $1,000 minimum Residents favor his removal from office. after the state Supreme Court had See page 20. the situation and to determine what Bonin, who was ordered off the censured Bonin for judicial miscon­ steps will be taken to bring about 7.08% 6)4* bench earlier this week when the duct and suspended him from office, The Soviet Union surpasses a resumption of face-to-face Legislature approved a so-called ordered the 4S-year-old justice’s $800- cherished U.S. record as the most ' t-2 Year Certificate treasurer’s post negotiations.” resolution of address calling for his a-week salary withheld. experienced nation in space. See The state controlled Middle East removal, said in a two-page letter to The Legislature’s action Monday page 20. $1,000 minimum By GREG PEARSON proposed charter changes but is News Agency, in a dispatch from Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, “The and Tuesday made Bonin the first expected to vote on the proposals 614% Herald Reporter Washington, said the U.S. capital Legislature has spoken. chief justice in state history ordered Sports next week. It seems unlikely, con­ Bonin had been censured by the off the bench.
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