PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Wed.. July IG. 1974 ^--------------------------------------- % Manchester Hospital Bridge Specs ^Being Prepared ^ ^ l ^ o t e s The Woodbridge St. bridge H lanrljpatFr lEtiening Discharged Tuesday: be ready for August adver­ $100,000 and five months and 14 Michael Zervas, East Hartford; may be less costly and may tising. take less time to install than the days to replace. Richard D. Moody, 290 Phoenix The Woodbridge St. bridge Weiss indicated construction Olcott St. bridge last year. St., Vernon; Consuelo M. over Bigelow Brook collapsed on the Woodbridge St. bridge MANCHESTER, CONN., ‘THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1974 — VOL. XCIII, No. 239 Town Manager Robert Weiss Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS Eastwood, East Hartford; last Friday, during a torrential could start near the end of told the Manchester Board of PRICEf FIFTEEN CENTS Robert S. Porterfield, 178 Oak rainfall. Its demise was a year August or beginning of Directors Tuesday night. Grove St.; Nancy C. Phalin, 699 and five days after the Olcott September. He said the engineering Chapel Rd„ South Windsor; St. bridge collapsed, also during He said it may be possible to department already is I News Capsules | Alice M. Smith, 12 Pillsbury a torrential rainfall. utilize a metal-arch, culvert- : preparing specifications, and Hill, Rockville; Donna F. The Olcott St. bridge took system type bridge available bids for the installation should Embser, 49F Rachel Rd.; through state sources — a less Ziegler Attacks Christin C. Chalifoux, Doyle costly bridge than the one in­ Report on Funds Rd., Vernon; Ann E. Morton, sta ll^ on Olcott St. Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon. Mayor John Thompson Alice A. Adamy, 28 Phillip Utility Cites Rate Hike Need recommended a preventative- ; WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate Rd.; Cora M. Belanger, East maintenance program by town Watergate Committee, in its final Leaks in Probe Hartford; Joseph R. Rosa, 46A forces, as a means of report approved Wednesday, sugested Channing Dr.; Aaron M. forestalling similar mishaps on President Nixon used campaign funds WASHINGTON (UPI) - White N.Y., said Wednesday that Nixon had Wlochowski, 94 Cambridge St.; HARTFORD (UPI) - charge for the fuel adjustment. other Manchester bridges in the to improve his estate in Key House Press Secretary Ronald L. altered the White House transcripts to Emily Buccino, 68 School Rd., Despite the fuel adjustment Hartford Electric Light Co., future. clause, Connecticut Light and Biscayne, Fla. The funds in question Ziegler attacked two congressional conceal his involvement in the_Watergate Bolton; Vivian E. Weir, Nian- in a separate hearing, will ask Thompson took note also of Power Co. says it has been were secretly kept by Charles G. Watergate committees today for the cover-up. tic; Kenneth Carlson, East for a 15.9 per cent increase the hazardous situation on losing money from high oil "Bebe” Rebozo and were composed third straight day, accusing them of Speaking of a 14-page segment of a Hartford; Christin L. Amaral, amounting to $23 million a year. Woodbridge St., where th e Enfield; Robert R. LaFountain, prices and wants to include niainly of a $100,0(X) contribution from manipulating leaks to sway the public March 22, 1973 transcript which was If the rate hikes are granted, bridge had collapsed, and urged omitted from White House material East Hartford. about $12 million in fuel adjust­ Howard Hughes and $50,000 from A.D. in favor of impeachment. the average electricity user parents to keep their children published earlier this year, Waldie called P a tr ic ia A. G o o d ale , ment costs in its rate base. Ziegler specifically attacked will pay an extra $3 on each bill. away from the area. Davis, owner of a food store chain. it "a cover-up of a cover-up.” Winsted; Bradley K. Perkins, The company is seeking a 13.7 Wednesday’s release by the Senate The report also said funds from the Rangel added, “It’s a hard thing to South Willington; Barbara A. per cent increase in revenue, Watergate Committee of a 350-page staff Florida Nixon for President Com­ accept that something like this has been Zell, 34 Morse Rd.; Oomenic amounting to $36 million a year. report claiming irregular use of President A utility spokesman Tuesday mittee were used by Nixon to buy done to the American people — but it’s a Casanta, 44 Deepwood Dr.; platinum and diamond earrings for Nixon’s campaign funds, and 4,100 pages fact.” Laurel I^mesa, 33 Maple St.; told the state Public Utility of impeachment evidence to be published the first lady’s 60th birthday in 1972. Ziegler summoned reporters from Michael J. Clarke, Glaston­ Commission that extremely tonight by the House Judiciary (Com­ WESTER EMEAT United Press International and the bury; Thomas J. Donlon, 10 rapid oil price increases and a mittee. Associated Press into his office today to Randy Rd., Ellington; Darrell two-month lag caused by an Ziegler said the committees were BEEF STORE Trial Nears End voice his criticism. He repeated his de­ A. Damon, 45 St. Paul Dr.; audit by the commission led to TUEt., WEO.,MT.,IIM.I-6 carrying out a “calculated public relations OPEN SUNDAYS 9-6 mand for the Judiciary Committee to Stanley MIoganoski, 48 Grand­ $12 million loss in revenue. He TWWt.. HI. i ■ I CtmiD Mil. exercise to manipulate public opinion WASHINGTON (UPI) - The con­ release all its evidence and testimony view St.; Paul Intagliata, 88 also said the gross receipts tax through piecemeal leaks in support of im­ cut into the company by 5 per spiracy trial of John D. Ehrlichman simultaneously rather than in piecemeal Blue Ridge Dr. SPEflALS Twills.. FRL, SHT. $ SIDL and three other defendants in the peachment,” and added that neither com­ fashion. cent. 1 GRADE A A mittee provided the White House with Ernest L. Grove Jr., vice Ellsberg burglary enters final copies of the material released. “I say whoever made this decision (to release material piecemeal) has made it president of Northeast arguments today with the jury Ziegler singled out Sen. Sam Ervin, to condition the public and to create a Utilities, which owns CL&P, expected to get the case Friday. On chairman of the Senate Watergate Com­ WHOLE Q negative inference towards the Sold Out said the company still has an Wednesday, ^cretary of State Henry mittee; and Chairman Peter Rodino and |Q ( President,” Ziegler said. “We do not Tickets for Summer III erosion in revenues because of A. Kissinger denied authorizing a psy­ chief counsel John Doar of the Judiciary Martian Refuse Collector ^ V ib 1 accept it and do not believe it is due Theater's production of "Arms the two-month lag caused by 1 CHICKENS J chological probe of Daniel Ellsberg, committee. He said he believed the three the audit. process.” and the Man” Thursday night at who leaked the Pentagon papers. were responsible for the piecemeal Manchester Community The company must submit its The committee next week will release This San Francisco man goes about his chores wearing a show no equal to the steady drizzle. A far cry from the heat President Nixon, in a sworn reply to releases. College are sold out. That per­ smiling box as protection against a July rainfall which was oil prices to the commission for Ziegler repeated his statements of the material on non-Watergate aspects of its wave being experienced in the Northeast, but that is sup­ six questions, also denied authorizing impeachment inquiry, including the ITT formance is being sponsored by review, which takes about two last several days that the White House unprecedented in the area. Records going back 125 years posed to break tonight. (UPI photo) case, campaign contributions from the the Manchester Registered months, before being allowed to CORNED anyone to burglarize the files of believed a majority of the Judiciary com­ dairy industry, Nixon’s underpayment of Nurses Association. Tickets for Ellsberg’s psychiatrist. mittee wished to proceed in a fair manner income taxes and his improvements on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday but that a number of its members and are still available. BEEF 75 properties in Florida and California, and staff employes were seeking to influence THICK HEAD CUT Sidewalk Sales Draw Big Crowds the White House "Plumbers” operations. the public against President Nixon. Dean To Testify Ziegler repeated his statement of FULLY COOKED He specified committee members Cooler weather and tremendous by local merchants in the town’s five shopped along a busy Main St., while Wednesday night that Nixon had never Jerome R. Waldie, D-Calif., John D. WASHINGTON (UPI) - John Dean sidewalk sales brought area residents major shopping areas. The Sidewalk .others made their selections in the asked his friend Charles "Bebe” Rebozo Conyers, D-Mich., Robert F. Drinan, D- Fire Victims III, who accused President Nixon of to raise or maintain campaign funds as WHOLE out today as they sought to take ad- Sales Days, an annual event, will con- Parkade. (Herald photo by Pinto) Mass., and Jack Brooks, D-Tex. PORTIONED alleged in the Senate Watergate Com­ Locate Home involvement in a Watergate cover-up vantage of the bargains being offered tinue through Saturday. Crowds Waldie and Rep. Charles Rangel, D- a year ago, testifies today before the mittee staff report. On Sunday, June 30, a fire in HAMS 89^ House Judiciary Committee. He was the home of Dr. and Mrs. Cut A* DMlrud Into Roaoto & Cantor Sllcaa suggested as a defense witness by S tephen S o n a tra of 466 Woodland St. left the couple and Nixon’s lawyer, James D. St. Clair.