PAGE THIRTY-SIX- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,., Thurs.. Dec. 6, 1973 The School BeU I Energy Cnsis Actions Symbolic ................ *“ “ • 1“ S’ R„By euciSHELLY IV r-rkuciuCOHEN «<Most_i state; jt uhave___ -u^.»shut off iu.the ........................ / asked retail stores, bars and per cent. New Hampshire Hampshire h a s ^ n shortened' . Associav'ed Press 'Writer-. flood lights I hat emblazen their restaurants to voluntarily liinit raised its limit to 2.5 per cent. by 10 days, .w|tn the decision for Some officials are wearing state houses; their use of outdoor signs. The variances are temporary school closhigs left to Iq^l of­ sweaters to work, a few have Even the i famous Christmas Massachusett’s Alcholic measures, most running for ficials. Illing Junior given up biR cars and Christmas display on B D ston Common will Beverages Control Commission four months. The ^ssachuset^^^oard of M anchester^City of Village Charm displays miiy be more tinsel use 65 per ce<nt less energy this has issued a warning to its Schools have been a prime E d u c a ^ has recommended year, accord! ng to a spokesman' PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS than light as the New England licensees that if they don’t target of energy conservation publiyiind private schools 9ut High School state governments try to set a i'or Mayor K evin White. ’There adhere toi9<the voluntary measures, and plans to extend theinenergy consumption by 20 ■* MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DEC. 7, 1973- VOL. :^CIII, No. 58 ^ good example during the fuel will be fewer 1 ights burning for guidelines, “stronger action” winter school vacations are at to 28 per cept. TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS fewgr hours e aich day and none shortage. will be taken. least beitfg discussed least tWo state legislatures Thomas Riisso So far, many of the btilt- at all until EH !C. 10. Less visible but more crucial throughout New England. / Home and School dll bC/Called into special ses- ; ' ' V tightening measures have been At the sugH«;stion of Presi­ to meeting the area’s energy Maine schools will extend to consider enepgy biUs. Community Relations symbolic. Bui. stronger action dent Nixon, a l l New England needs is the lifting of state bans Christmas vacation by three 'The Massachusetts legislature, Coordinator RAMS may be coming to deal with a states have lowered driving on the burning of high-sulfur oil.' days. Vermont state college: which just adjourned last winter fuel shortage that some speeds to 50 nr ti les per hour on The extent of those variances will close from Christnl. Friday could be called back by predict will run as high as 35 to most roads, som e state with differs widely from state to through the end of January.^ next jWeek, according to Gov. 50 per cent in New England. more difficulty t han others. state. The school year in I^w Sargent. t State buildings in With the legislature out of In^Massachusetts, the federal President were designed to offer to the Now that the first quarter has the academic sense. team Massachuselits, New session, New H'aimpshire Gov. Environmenai Protection passed the Illing staff has had students an opportunity to hear teaching also has another Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Meldrim ’Thomsoii' could ask for Agency approved a state plan an opportunity to at least par­ lectures and witness PARK MLL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP benefit for the student. If a Connecticut and Rhode Island only voluntary coilapliance with that will allow 54 major power tially evaluate its efforts in the demonstrations of what is now child has an emotional or social have lowered their thermostats the 50 m.p.h. liir.iiti However, users to burn oil with a sulfur realm of tqam teaching. and what will be. Programs of WEEKEND SPECIALI First Named problem, the daily meetings of to 68 degrees during working the voluntary compliance content of 2.2 per cent. Power Truck Drivers Slow Team teaching is the term the NASA and AMSAT t;rpe are all teams provide a vehicle for hours and many lower the heat resulted in such tr ziffic hazards companies have already used at Illing and across the na­ created to impart a certain MARGUERITE discussion and suggestions for still further after 5 p.m. that lliomson last Friday in- warned that that ruling simply Under 25th tion to describe a consolidated alleviating the problem. amount of information but, yok^ his emergen ic;v powers to more importantly, to stimulate Massachusetts Gov. Francis, won’t meet their needs. DAISIES teaching effort. Basically it Team teaching is in some irnake lower speed;s \‘lie law. Prior to the variances, the Traffic On Turnpikes W. Sargent wore a sweater to a consists of four or five teachers wonder and questions about ways a return to the old- recent press conference, and a ' ’Thomson was also among a maximum' sulfur content who work together in es­ fashioned philosophy of self man, his environment .and his Amendment few legislators picked up the handful of state ofEici'als to an­ levelnfor industrial fuel in M .29 doi. United Press International to a crawl and forcing many tablishing and implementing a contained classroom except future. Illing Junior High nounce that he woul d switch polipe in Ohio cleared major trend. Massachusetts was 1 per cent, (Cash and Carry) The Ohio Highway Patrol motorists to use other roads. program for a specific group of that it is a slightly larger students have helped celebrate froifi his state limouiiine to a highways of protesting truckers WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Gerald R. Ford took office (Christmas won’t be quite the except for Boston where the closed a 32-mile section of the In Illinois, state police said students. classroom. NASA week by actively snpall ecopomy car ait, least for Thursday. Officers sprayed one dazzling holiday it usually is. maximum was .5 per cent. fLOWeaS tod AaHANQEMENT8 FOB EVERY OCCA8IOH . Ohio Turnpike between Toledo today they received a tip that a Thursday as the nation’s 40th vice president and with At Illing the teams are made The amount of team teaching engaging themselves in these sh ort trips. driver with tear gas, smashed There will be no state Christ­ In Rhode Island, the limit out­ and Fremont today because of band of 100 trucks was heading President Nixon sitting‘«ilently by his side pledged dedica­ up of groups of 110-120 students and interrelating a team does is very vital intellec(u.al ac­ windows to gqt into locked and mas tree in Vermont this year. l^ew England govenuirs have side of the Providence area is 3 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 slow moving traffic resulting out from Michigan toward tion “to the rule of law and justice for all Americans.” and four or five academic decided by the team itself tivities. abandoned trucks, and arrested FREE Delivery & Parking a Frank Cakeler, Prop. from continued truck driver Chicago, but authorities said no teachers. These academic based on the needs of the par­ 27 truckers before traffic was The 60-year-old congressman protests over the rising cost of blockade had materialized. side as she always has, there teachers follow the objectives ticular group of studnets. Most moving smoothly again. under six administrations diesel fuel and low speed limits. In Ohio, state patrolmen are no words to tell you ... how of the townwide curriculum but teachers at Illing agree this Police said 1,700 trucks were became the first vice president % ‘”rraffic was moving so slow forced 340 trucks to move off much their being here means to coordinate their efforts so there concept requires a greater ■It in blockades on Ohio highways to be confirmed by Congress un­ me. ” so we just shut it down,” said Interstate 280 near the Ohio is a relationship between at expenditure of teacher time. at the peak of Thursday’s der the 25th Amendment. He Lt. W.A. Stern of the Ohio Turnpike before dawn. The The eyes of Mrs. Ford, who least two or the academic demonstration. was sworn in by Chief Justice was striking in a brilliant NASA Week Highway Patrol headquarters truckers apparently were Other states where truckers 7 areas. Many times throughout in Columbus. Warren E. Burger, his hand on orange two-piece dress, never the year special team units are trying to block the highway as have deliberately snarled a Bible belonging to his The first week of December In other areas of the state, left her husband’s face as he created which allow for 100 per hes been designated as NASA part of their protest expressway traffic periodically seminary student son Michael spoke. the truckers formed 100-rig demonstrations in several cent interdisciplinary team week at Illing Junior High. during the week include and held by his wife ^ tty . Ford’s Voice cracked and caravans moving at five miles states from Arkansas to teaching. Thanks to the efforts of the Virginia, Pennysylvania, In­ Michael and his brothers stumbled during the oath of of­ per hour in double file along Connecticut since Monday. One point that must be assistant school superinten­ diana, Delaware, Michigan, Jack and Steven sat in the VIP fice but his performance was superhighways, bringing traffic Using tear gas and riot gear, stressed is that the basic dent, Dr. Alfred Tychsen, and New York and New Jersey. gallery with their sister Susan, otherwise flawless. reading, mathematics and Illing’s science staff, two very who brushed away tears of Nixon said nothing during the English skills are the primary special assemblies have been emotion.