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Would you believe $49,5001 OWNER LEAVING AREA lEtiFttinn marketing manager to sell Korea Summit Beautifully decorated 7 room raised Vol. XCVIII, No. 92 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, January 19, 1979 your home. ranch on quiet street. 3 or 4 bedrooms, SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) — > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 « 204 Single Copy • 154 Home Delivered V/2 baths, formal dining room with sliders I President Park Chung-Hee today Call us for a Free Market to deck overlooking 150 x 200 foot lot. offered for the first time in his 17- year rule to meet North Korean Analysis Today! leader Kim Il-Sung for summit I talks on Korea's reunification, ITM “I urge that the authorities of I South and North Korea get Witness Saw Killers Flee MLS DUBALDO/ LESPERANCE [ together at any place, at any CHENEHE ASSOCIATES ( S t Truly a "gem" - Traditional Cape. Front to back RIAL ESTATE ^ P h o n e 528-9081 living room with fireplace, formal dining room, 3 time, and at any levels,” Park JACKSTON/ Realtors I declared at a Chinese New Year ^ ^ - V Day or Night m bedrooms, 1st floor family room, hardwood floors throughout. Rare find In one of Manchester's fine tawK press conference. Man WasnH Quizzed residential areas. $72,500. AVANTE 646-1316 The South Korean strongman 646-0505 said he hoped the proposed talks would prevent war between North In Gibbons Slaying I and South Korea. The peninsula \ has Been divided since the end of HARTFORD (UPI) - A new retrial, gave this account of the Par­ World War II, and U.N. forces witness says in a sworn statement he malee confession: saw Timothy and Michael Parmalee fought the Chinese and the North “Several months after the murder, running from the cottage where Bar­ Tim was working for my client at a Koreans in the Korean conflict of Bara Gibbons was killed in 1973, and 1950-53. farm in Canaan. Tim came in half Timothy Parmalee later confessed Park urged the North Koreans stoned one day and said, ‘I want to the slaying to him. tell you what I was doing at the Bar­ to “conduct direct dialogue to dis­ The witness, Wallace "Butch” cuss, without any conditions But Bara GiBBons house that night.” ’ Wilcox, a Norfolk farmer, in a Jan, 3 with an open heart, how to pre- “My client said, ‘I saw you and statement said he was driving near SOUTH WINDSOR New littina. QorQeout LeBrun built end owned 10 I vent a fratricidal war on the your brother running away. Tim said, room cbntemporery Rench. Privite, enclosed groundi with 20* x 40’ Korean peninsula, how to achieve the GiBBons cottage the night of Sept. 'If you ever say anything. I'm going h e a W , In-orpund pool, bath house. 3 carpeted bedrooma, 3 batha with 28, 1973, and saw the Parmalee double vanities 2 fleld-atone flreplacee. Custom deluxe kitchen, air I prosperity for the 50 million to hurt your family.' Tim then conditioned lo« overlooking cathedral cellinged living room. Spiral Brothers — Timothy, now 21, and described how he and Mike Beat up STAfiT T ft£ stairway, central vac. Intercom throughout. 2-car garage vrith automatic Korean people, and how to ac­ Michael, now 23 — running from the openers arid many many custom built extras. Mutt be seen. $110,000. complish peaceful unification” Barbara GiBBons, then killed her. crime scene. Tim said Michael also raped her.” Church Blaze Wilcox’ attorney, Alan Neigher of The autopsy report said Miss GiB­ PICK OUT YOm OWN COLORS H £ W YEA H Bridgeport, early today said Wilcox bons' multiple injuries included “at TORRINGTON (UPI) - Fire recognized the Brothers due to the il­ least two slashes of throat; multiple I destroyed the 119-year-old Center lumination from a street light, a light staB wounds in lower back; a gash in this beautiful new home set high up off I Congregational Church today, at the service station near the Gib­ wound in abdomen; three broken the road on a wooded acre lot, 2Vz baths, leaving standing nothing but soot- Bons cottage and the car headlights. riBs; and deep penetration of vagina huge floor to ceiling fireplace, spacious in a. NEW HOME covered stone walls. Neigher said Wilcox was never ap­ with unknown oBject.” Torrington fire officials said proached By Slate Police during their I family room with brick wall and flue for It was Timothy Parmalee’s finger­ they received their first call just investigation of the slaying and did print — taken from the back screen wood burning stove. Double garage and before midnight Thursday and not come forward, because Timothy door of the GiBBons cottage after the more. $70s. found smoke coming from the Parmalee threatened to harm his il­ slaying — that was identified for the MANCHESTER Two family, 0-8 duplex, large family kitchen with pantry, eaves of the Gothic structure. A legitimate children, u first time during Reilly’s retrial Bid garage. 00' x 200' lot plus extras. $ 4 9 .^ . few minutes later, the Building Miss Gibbons, 51, was sexually in 1976. was fully involved, they said. abused and slashed in the two-room The identification of the finger­ The steeple toppled around 1 cottage which she shared with her print constituted new evidence which paullcpnentl a.m., a Fire Department Mitchell Leaves Prison son, Peter Reilly, in Falls Village in helped lead to a ruling By then BUMIUIID & ROSSEnO “^realesiaie spokesman said. rural northwestern Connecticut. The Superior Court Judge John A. REALTORS Former Attorney General John Mitchell Parmalee Brothers lived nearby. IlMWntCMtv MIS Fire departments from Mitchell, 65, joked with reporters saying, “I Speziale for a new trial for Reilly. rlMotm m Litchfield, Winsted and talks with photographers and reporters in Reilly, then 18, said he found his S4S4 4 n 646-5252 would like to congratulate you fellows State Police were criticized for C^n«( Houting Opportunity Torrington Battled the blaze. Fire Montgomery, Ala., this morning, as he leaves mother’s Body when he returned their handling of the investigation 1047 main street • manchester, Connecticut 06040 because this the last time that you’ll have to officials were still hosing the rub- | the minimum security prison at Maxwell Air get up early in the morning to come on out home from a youth meeting at a first By a citizens group which raised Ble down today. nearby church. Under grueling in­ Force Base. Mitchell is the last of 25 here. Henceforth, don’t call me. I’ll call money for Reilly’s defense, and later terrogation by State Police, a in newspaper editorials. ' Denies Leaks Watergate criminals to complete jail terms. you.” (UPI photo) sleepless Reilly confessed to the The statement from Wilcox was MONROE, La. (UPI) slaying. obtained By private detective James SOMETHING TO Former Louisiana congressman | The next day, he retracted his con­ G, Conway of Vernon, a former New Otto Passman, in a stout defense fession, but he was charged with the York City cop, who worked with the SPOUT AGOUTI of his patriotism, denies he murder anyway. In 1974, a jury con­ defense team that won a new trial for passed national secrets to the Israel Passes. U.N. victed him of manslaughter. He later Reilly. South Korean Central Intelligence | won a retrial. Charges agwinst Reilly I Neigher said he and his client If you have considered Agency. eventually were dismissed when decided Thursday to release the “During my 30-year tenure ini evidence surfaced tending to prove sworn statement to the press because It's official. Westledge Associates Is now the real his innocence. estate firm of the New England Whalers. Please looking for a new home this Congress, my committee assign­ In Lebanon Thrust they were afraid the State Police Help us spread the good word that... year; Now is a good time and ment necessitated that I handle The case, one of Connecticut’s would try to discredit Wilcox and much highly classified By I iiili-d I’rc.ss Inlcrnutional The command said one soldier was parently did not become involved in most celeBrated, has been the sub­ would not use his statement to try to An Israeli paratrooper-infantry wounded in the attack that began at 1 ject of two Books and a nationally solve the ease. YOURFRENDSM and YOUR FRIENDS here is a great place to start. materials," Passman saidi the fighting. Thursday. “Not one time, inten­ commando force slipped past U.N. a.m. (6 p.m. Thursday EST). It said televised movie. During his 1976 retrial hearing, REAL ESTATE Area residents in southern M SPORTS Read the advertisements tionally, did I ever violate the | lines and attacked two Palestinian at least 16 guerrillas were killed, LeBanon reported a heavy civilian Neigher, assistant defense counsel Reilly testified his mother would not trust placed in me.” guerrilla positions early today in the while others not counted died in to Attorney T.F.