20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Jan. 20. 1983 1 ' BUSINESS New Coventry chief Werbner sees flaws Big weekend TT Parkade office to be replaced l A . V--" to shape things up in new jobs program for choruses . page 1 page 3 page 11 SBAA to build new branch v*ii* A new automated branch bank personnel on hand to answer Parkadetade bftmclGfimehes, SBM has noted will be constructed by the Savings questions and provide financial steadilydily inertincreasing use of the Bank of Manchester at the counseling services. machines, which it hhs dubbed Con- northwest corner of Broad Street Johnson said, this is SBM’s first ni. An ATM was put into the Putnam Increasing cloudiness» and West Middle Turnpike. The step in providing two different types Bridge Plaza office in East Hartford Manchester, Conn. branch, which will he in operation of banking facilities that he sees as in 1982. And ATMs are planned for light winds Saturday ■ ' ' i by late spring, will replace the the future makeup of| the bank: Manchester Memorial Hospital and Friday, Jan. 21. 1983 bank's Manchester Parkade office, highly automated branches where the lobby of the bank’s main office — See page 2 ^5 Cents according to SBM President customers can make simple tran­ at 923 Main Street as well. William R. Johnson. sactions, and “ customer service A ■,drive-in automated teller, the centers" where financial counseling first of its kind for SBM, as well as will be provided by bank personnel. the more conventional automated Ground is expected to be broken Brides: if you’d like to receive a * form in order to have your wedding • W teller machine for walk-up by March on the 700-square-foot write up appear in the Manchester customers, will provide 24-hour ser­ facility, which is being designed by vice. The new branch will have a the Annulli Construction Co., of Herald, send a self addressed, night deposit drop for business and Manchester. The bank has a 40-year stamped envelope to: Barbara Rich­ personal use. lease on the site. mond, Manchester Herald, Box 591, A conventional drive-in window, Since 1980 when its first Manchester, Conn. 06040. Engaged Israel rebuffs operated by bank personnel, will automated teller machines were in­ women can also send a self- also be available during banking stalled at Spencer Street, Burr addressed, stamped envelope for an SBM’S NEW BANK WILL HAVE BRICK EXTERIOR 2 hours, and the office will have other Corners and the Manchester engagement form. It will be open, though automation. 24 hours a day U.S. 'quick fix' «n(^ev/«ns p r o d u c t s c o m p p n v By United Press International Begin, Foreign'Minister Yitzhak three early warning stations in Israeli leaders today rebuffed Shamir and Defense Minister Ariel south Lebanon on a "temporary U.S. Middle East envoy Philip Sharon and was to travel to Beirut and agreed upon basis.” Habib’s efforts to arrange a rapid later in the day for talks with Habib was flying to Beirut to withdrawal of 30,000 Israeli troops Lebanese President Amin meet Lebanese President Amin from Lebanon, telling him they Gemayel. Gemayel and negotiators in the were not interested in a “ quick Israeli officials said Habib talks with Israel, state-run Leba­ fix," officials said. pressed for a quick troop withdra­ nese Television said. Your Store For And in a clear warning to Syria wal in five days of talks with Israeli The U.S. envoy has not partici­ on the basing of new S o v i^ leaders, but differences remained pated in the direct Israeli- manned Sam-S missiles. Chief of oh several issues in the negotia­ Lebanese talks alternating be­ Staff Lt. Gen. Rafael Eitan warned tions between Israel and Lebanon tween the Beirut suburb of Khalde that Israel’s air force will retaliate that began Dec. 28. and the northern Israeli town of Interior Projects if any of its warplanes are fired on. The officials said Habib was told Kiryat Shmona, where the eighth “ Those who fire at us, we will Israel has no interest in a "quick round was held 'Thursday. DPI photo fire at them," Eitan told the fix” with Lebanon. Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper. They said Israel’s troops will INSTEAD, HABIB — under From bad to worse "What has changed is who does the stay put until the Jewish State is orders from President Reagan — firing.” satisfied the Palestine Liberation is toiling separately to secure Thousands of unemployed Detroiters Inside of unemployment offices In on ‘ ‘ Israeli Air Force planes will not Organization guerrillas will not agreement between Israel and 128" change their operations because of return to southern Lebanon and Lebanon on key issues, a U.S. ■ Reg. 36.99 Interior squeezed out ,of their lobs by Mlchl- effort to ovoid waiting outside in the entry of new Sam-5 missiles that negotiations will produce good spokesman said. Habib is trying to ■ DOOR UNIT ean's economic problems, found freezing temperatures. A combination into Syria,” Eitan said. neighborly relations. hasten the U.S.-sponsored talks H 24" width. 4%" jamb. Casing, themselves In another tight predica­ of a shortened work week, backlog of State-run Israel radio said Herald photo by Tarquinlo that began Dec. 28, and to H passage set extra. ment Thursday. More than 700 people coses and new extended benefit pro­ HABIB MET in Jerusalem today Sharon told Habib Israel would not crystalize an accord. $5 Olt Reg. PrICM Other Sizes lammed elbow to elbow crowded the grams produced the heavy crowds. with Prime Minister Menachem back away from its demand to man More than six months after Israel’s June 6 invasion of Lebanon Exchanging the gavel aimed at ousting the Palestine Liberation Organization, some Gerald P. Rothman, right, past president of the Manchester Board of Best year for consumers in decade 30.000 Israeli, 40,000 Syrian and Realtors, hands over the gavel to newly Installed president, Daniel F. 10.000 PLO forces occupy two- J thirds of the war- shattered Reale, The Installation ceremonies were last week at Willies iSteak 1R%l U O F F kCO t f country. House. Reg. 20.99 42.99 Set of 4 Lebanon and Israel decided during talks Thursday to ^ up SHUTTERSETS nittees • tzFTWfflrtess Now, 17.84 To 36 54 ■NNiBMMMnkMiimMpM iniwn- - -^ 1 - I n b r ie f — - Prehinged pine. Ready to WAStCOICrraN (U P I) — Constf- recession-struck economy to roll was only one dfthrpe major and were up only 1.7 gory was the biKcOt gainer of all, bed by both U.S. and Israeli jl finish. Popular sizes. m er prioea declined 0.3 percent in inflation back to its lowest level categories to go down a4 the end of percent for 1982. up 1.2 peTcent in December and spokesmen-as a sign e f baiwrin t|ie i| December, bringing down the since 1972’s 3.4 percent rate. the year. v Both new car and used car prices 12.1 percent for the entire year. sluggish process, brought to five The December decline was the rose in December, 0.4 percent and The report showed cigarettes the total numberof subcommittees Inflation rate for 1962 to 3.0 percent Food prices wem down 0.1 A second month in 1982 in which l.S percent respectively. Automo­ and other tobacco products up a dealing with various aspects of an Open house and making it the best year for percent in December, having gone Course prices actually fell. bile financing charges were dowp sharp 3.1 percent in December. agreement. consumers in a decade, the Labor up only 3.2 percent for the whole Federal Reserve Board Chair­ for the fifth consecutive month. The department said without the In Israel, Foreign Ministry spo­ Dgoartment announced today. year. Meats, poultry, fish, eggs, set man Paul Voicker, in a speech Bus fares and airlines fares also decline in energy prices the overall kesman Avi Pazner said after offered The.American dollar lost only l .3 and fruits all became less expen­ .^^GeorgiaFMfic cents in purchasing power during Thursday night, said the year’s went down slightly. index would have climbed 6.7 Thursday’s talks that “ Good pro­ sive. Restaurant meals went up by gress was made.” ’ Computer Training Institute Inc., The Small Business Program at the year, the figures showed. The price performance was "fa r better percent in 1982. If the moderation Reg. 5.99 Tan Bark Hickory 0.6 percent. In Beirut, however, the Phalan- a new business specializing in 1067 dollar, the department’s than expected by many THE BROAD category of medi­ in food prices were also excluded, Manchester Community College will gist Party newspaper Al Amal computer-based education, will hold offer a non-credit course in 4’xB’x5/32’' PANEL bench mark, was worth 34.2 cents forecasters." cal care was up 0.7 percent in the index would have climbed 7.4 Simulated woodgrain on wood Clothing costs dropped 0.4 per­ today reported metJor differences an open house Saturday from 9 a.m. in goods and services in For 1963 Voicker predicted, “ We December. Although that was the percent. restaurant management on Tuesday fiber substrate. 1st quality. cent in December and were up for between Lebanon and Israel. The N smallest increase since February, to 6 p.m. at its office at 856 Main St. evenings, next week through March December. can and should look to further the year by only 1.6 percent, the Accessories in stock.