?0 - MANCHESTKR HERALD. Thursday. Oct 25. 1984 PtM<Ci Morris Irtc Halloween events Rep. Bates says Play Bingo are big In town he’s laid back and win cash BENSON & HEDGES ... page 13 ... page 3 ... page 2 Manchester, Conn. Partly cloudy tonight; Friday. Oct. 26. 1984 some sun Saturday Single copy: 25<P — see page 2 Manrlfratrr Mrratt Pope M ondale suspects charged fights on By John Phillips United Press International ROME — Italian investigators today indicted three Bulgarians despite polls and five Turks in the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II. concluding for the first time that Bv Matthew C. Quinn Iowa, Texas and California. His two gunmen shot the pope. .■as* United Press International stop in lies Moines, Iowa, is the The indictments were the first second this week and the Texas official acknowledgement of the •i'’ A ..1 C - FLIN T, Mich. — Walter Mon- swing is his fifth since Labor Day. “ Bulgarian Connection," but there was no immediate indication of dale. his emotions showing, said He will spend three days in whether investigators implicated today he knows it will be “ tough” California and the Pacific Northw­ the Soviet KGB secret police in the to defeat President Reagan but est. where |m)IIs show him within attack on the Polish-born pope in vowed he will" win because, "I'm striking distance of Reagan. St. Peter's Square May 13, 1981. •a**'- giving this campaign everything Mondale has decided to ignore “ However, one must retain as I've got." certain that a plot existed to kill the the (M)lls, recalling “ they stopped pope," investiging magistrate Ila- Mondale made the comments as taking (Mills" in 1948 when Harry rio Martella told a news ■ M ' he began a day of campaigning Truman staged his u|i.set win. And. conference. that will take him to four states, judging from the Democrat's Named in the 1.243-page indict­ ending in California. He denied a crowds and enthusiasm, .so have ment were Mehmet Ali Agca, 26, report in today’s Boston Globe that his sup(Hirters. the Turkish gunman already serv­ campaign Chairman James John­ ing a life sentence for the attack Several hundred |M'0|)le stood in son told him this week that that seriously wounded the pope, the rain Thursday night to greet Reagan's lead is insurmountable. and Sergei Ivanov Antonov, 36, a Mondale at the Flint airiiort. Bulgarian airline official arrested “ We did have a meeting. Jim Mondale jumiiiHl up on a jee|i almost two years ago. pointed out it's going to be tough tailgate and told the cheering The indictment charged that a second Turk, Oral Celik, also shot and we all know that,” Mondale sup[)orters in the unemployment- the pope, grazing him in his arm told reporters outside his hotel. “ 1 strieken auto town, “ My fight is and index finger. Celik, a close think that these polls are dead your fight" friend of Agca, had helped him wrong. 1 think we've got an escape earlier from prison in excellent chance of winning." “ I want to he president to siieak Turkey. His whereabouts are not Citing the arms Lssue and other up for workers, to stieak up for known. major points in his campaign. their families and give people a At Agca's trial in July 1981 the Mondalc said, “ I'm giving this chance." court concluded that Agca acted John Reilly. Mondale's senior alone, firing two shots that campaign everything I've got policy adviser, said Mondale has wounded the pope in the abdomen because America's future is at and arm. But the indictment said stake. I don't care what the polls .settled on the themes he is Celik fired a third shot. say. confortahle with and will stick with A Turk identified as Omar Bagci “ The crowds are enormous. them for the whirlwind days before was the accomplice who brought They’re engaged. They’re enthusi­ the election. the 9mm Browning pistol from astic because the issues are deep “ He's making his final argument Switzerland to Italy for Agca to use and profound," he added. “ This is or summation to the jury,” Reilly in the shooting, said Martella. who not about public opinion p o lls " said. led the 23-month investigation. After his siieech, Mondale Indicted along with Agca, An­ As he talked with reporters and plunged into hand shaking with tonov, Bagci and Celik were two predicted victory. Mondalc's eyes more Turks, Musa Serdat Celebi grew moist with emotion. “ I'm .screaming .su[)porters, many of and Bekir Celenk, and former going to win because I'm right." he them saying, “ Give 'Em Hell, Bulgarian Embassy officials To- said. “ There's a lot of deep issues Fritz. ■■ dor Aivazov and Maj. Zhelio that make this fight worthwhile." Though weary at the end of a Vasilev. Mondale, who is running behind long day. he paused for a moment, The indictment charged Agca Reagan in almost every state leaned on his elbow atop a huge specifically with introducing the according to most polls, noted that amplifier, listened for a few gun into Italian territory. .seconds to the blaring marching Aivazov, Vasilev. Celenk and unemployment is 15 percent in music from the Toledo Scott High Celik will be tried in absentia. Flint “ with an administration that Celenk, an accused arms traf­ doesn't care and we're going to win School band, and — displaying ficker, lives in Sofia under protec­ this election." characteristic optimism he tion of Bulgarian authorities. With just 10 days left before flashed the thumbs-up sign. Martella said it was possible to election day and the polls .showing identify Celik on descriptions him still trailing President Reagan given by American witnesses who by 12 percentage points or more. were in the square for the pope’s Mondale has returned to “ speak­ weekly general audience. He said Inside Today the descriptions corresponded to a ing from the heart," as one aide photograph taken in the square, said. 24 pages. 4 sections which was identified as being of Mondale unveiled a new stump speech Thursday as he cam­ A dvice Celik. Area towns Identification of other suspects paigned before large and enthusi­ Business was based on Agca's reports of astic crowds in Ohio. Classified 2 ''physical characteristics, meet­ “ The victory march begins here Com ics . Entertoinment ing places and meeting times," Herald photo by Tarquinlo in Cleveland today. I can feel it. Martella said. For example, he Jackpot Bingo We’re on our way. We’re going to L o t te r y ............. said, Agca said he met Sotin Kolev, Snug In a pumpkin win," Mondale told a lunchtime Obituaries the alias Aivazov allegedly used, in O p in io n .. Sofia in July or August 1980. Amy Anastos, 2 months old, is too Halloween. Amy obligingly interrupted crowd in the city’s cavernous P eopletalk No date has been set for the trial, young to trick or treat — so her mother, Arcade amid balloons and confetti Sports < and Martella underlined that an her afternoon nap to pose in her new fall Today, Mondale campaigns in T elevision W eather Italian court has still to make a Jerrianne Anastos of 99 McKee St., outfit. four crucial states, Michigan. final judgment on the evidence popped her in a pumpkin to celebrate produced by his investigation. “ This trial is extremely difficult. All the facts have to be verified Bolton leader knew about asbestosis In 1982 under cross-examination," he said. Martella said it was his duty as investigating magistrate only to “ see if one can go ahead” with Ryba suit charges firms contributed to death trial. The indictments would set the stage for a trial of the “ Bulgarian By Sarah Passell failing to warn Ryba of the hazards asbestos-related illnesses, includ­ court with all those who sued them connection, " although CBS sour­ Herald Reporter of working with asbestos. ing about 300 in Connecticut. and that the Rybas got a share of ces said no direct link has yet been Ryba worked as a construction Connaughton said Ryba's-etnie those settlements. established between the Bulgar­ BOLTON — First Selectman superintendent for AC and S of has not yet been scheduled for J.P. Stevens was dropp(>ed be­ Discover just how rich a light cigarette can be. ians and the Soviet KGB. Henry P, Ryba learned that he was Wethersfield, a nationwide insula­ trial. He said the companies being cause there is not enough direct Agca, who has charged the dying of asbestosis more than two tion contractor. Court papers sued generally do not offer to settle evidence against them, Con­ Regular and Menthol. Bulgarians organized the assassi­ years ago, according to pa|>ers claim that Ryba had worked with out of court until a trial date is set. naughton said. nation attempt and helped him up filed federal court in connection asbestos since he was 18 years old. Connaughton said Early's is one All asbestos-related civil action to the moment he fired the gun, is with a $3 million lawsuit Ryba "The injuries and diseases from of two law firms in Connecticut against Johns-Manville halted expected to be the star witness in brought against 24 companies in which the plaintiff, Henry P. Ryba, that handle asbestos litigation. He when the company filed for bank­ the trial. 1982. is suffering will in all probability said Early has won about 11 ruptcy two years ago, Con­ Ryba died last month at the age 10 mg "tar" 0.7 mg nicotine av.