20 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 1, 1980 Reagan To Join Debates But Carter Remains Aloof Uniird Press International a conference of the Consumer So Kennedy fired off a second iMaudiratpr Execution Ronald Reagan has been persuaded Federation of America Feb. 7, and letter to the White House, saying he to join in debates with the other Kennedy earlier in the week still hopes a joint appearance can ^ Republican presidential contenders proposed that they appear jointly in­ arranged and offering to discuss only and perhaps in one-on-one confron­ stead of separately and discuss the “non-political, non-partisan” issues tations with some of them, but Presi­ Issues. such as those contained in a dent Carter remains aloof from Carter refused on the oftstated taxpayer-financed pamphlet Abolishment similar Democratic encounters. grounds that such a confrontation prepared in the White House entitled Gerald Carmen of Reagan’s might prove divisive in a time of "The Record of President Carter’s Manchester, N.H., headquarters told crisis. Adminstration.” reporters 'Thursday: “I can say And first lady Rosalynn Carter definitely we will meet them all.” repeated at two stops in upstate New Bake and Tag Sale Vol. XCIX, No. 105 — ManchMter, Conn,, Saturday, February 2, 1980 • Since 1881 • 20c Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered Supported He said the former California York Thursday that any "appearance VERNON - The Franklin Park governor would accept at least one of disunity is exactly what the Iranians and Russians would like to Social Club will conduct a bake and invitation "such as that of the tag sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 see,” expressing concern that a par­ League of Women Voters” to engage p.m. in the community building, 114 HARTFORD—Sen. David Barry, does that effectively." tisan political debate could prolong in a GOP debate for Feb. 20, six days Franklin Park West. D-Manchester, Friday called for In view of the track record of the in advance of the primary voting, and the ordeal of the hostages in Iran. abolishing Connecticut’s death penal­ past 20 years the effect of this bill also would like to meet former U.N. China, Japan in Boycott would be a greater penalty." ty and replacing it with life prison Ambassador George Bush and Senate terms, including life sentences People argue it may cost more, but EPA Will Send Check it may keep people in prison longer Republican leader Howard Baker in By JA.MIT CAW LKY adjourned after five hours without tion sources believe other Western that unless Soviet troops are without parole. separate confrontations. who are deterimental to society," SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town of The $2.3 million is the town’s first Calls by the Chinese and Japanese making any decision. European nations will follow its lead. withdrawn from Afghanistan by Feb. The deputy majority leader of the Reagan's press secretry Jim Lake, Senate said he will submit a bill to He said the recent impostion "of South Windsor has been notified, by partial grant payment. Actual pay­ governments for a boycott of the Italian National Olympic Com­ A spokesman for the West German 20, the Olympics games should be however, said later Reagan only had the Legislature and seek public the spectacle of the death penalty” in the U. S. Environmental Protection ment is made as portions of the Moscow Olympics gave an added mittee President Franco Carraro NOC said in Frankfurt Friday its moved from Moscow, canceled or "not ruled out” one-on-one debates said each country’s Olympic com­ hearings on the repeal of the state s other states and a case involving the Agency that it will soon receive a project are completed. boost Friday to President Carter's president, Willi Daume, met with postponed. The U.S. Olympic com­ but was not proposing them. mittee would make its own decision death of a policeman in Plainville check for $2,345,700 in payment for The EPA said payments, as made, campaign to pressure the Soviets and Soviet Bonn ambassador Vladimir mittee followed Carter’s stand and capital punishment statute. The South Carolina educational TV based pn the Olympic Charter. makes debate on the subject timely. water pollution control construction may be used to reduce any in­ may help sway some crucial Euro­ Semjonov but gave no details of their has put the question to the Inter­ Barry said eliminating paroles for network, meanwhile, said Thursday "Politics cannot decide the par­ Barry referred to the trial of carried out from July 1978 through debtedness the town mav have ac­ pean “fence-sitters,” sports sources conversation. national Olympic Committee. those given life imprisonment for National Public Radio and Television Gerard Castonguay, 35, of Bristol, in June 1979. crued as a result of construction said. ticipation of the Olympic Games,” he Daume later said, "the Olympic In Paris, Vital! Smirnov, a Soviet capital offense punishable by death would carry a debate in that state the slaying of Plainville police of­ On Sept. 30,1977, the EPA awarded of the wastewater treatment At the same time, sports officials said. Games are in danger if the Olympic Olympic committee vicechairman, would "actually toughen and between Reagan, Bush, Baker and ficer Robert Holcomb in November the town water pollution control con­ facilities. from 11 National Olympic Com­ In Europe, West Germany is con­ Games in 1980 cannot take place. " said Friday that Moscow Olympic strengthen" the present law. former Texas Gov. John Connally on "No one has been executed for 20 1977 during a burglary chase. struction grants totalling $3,451,649. mittees met in Frankfurt, West Ger­ sidered the key. If it decides not to President Carter’s policy, which authorities believe it was Feb. 28. years," he said. “But they have been A judge ruled at pretrial hearings many, to debate their position, but travel to Moscow, U.S. administra­ has been endorsed by Congress, is "unthinkable" to hold the Olympics Bush, whose upset victory over given life sentences and then for Castonguay that part of the without the Americans. Reagan in Iowa may have figured in parole." state's death penalty law was un­ It is difficult to draw up a the Californian’s change of mind Police Pact Approved constitutional because it limited a definitive list of what stand each of “My bill would keep these people in about debating, already has accepted jury from hearing mitigating cir­ the 143 nations accredited to the jail longer, and perhaps avoid a Budding Model the league’s invitation in New COVENTRY - The Town Council Negotiations have been going on cumstances in a capital crime. Olympics will take, since in some tragic mistake by eliminating the Hampshire and has urged Reagan to has approved a new three-year con­ for about 10 months and two media­ Barry proposed a person convicted One-year-old Bobby Paridis was the tract with the police department that tion sessions were held before agree­ cases a government has called for a death penalty. This bill would deal 2 join it, but there was no confirmation of murder be sentenced to life in Boys SeWf Too youngest model at the fashion show presented provides an average wage increase ment was reached. The contract is boycott but the country’s Olympic with the issue more effectively and in that he had accepted the South prison, with a judge empowered to of 6.5 percent in the first year; 6.2 retroactive to this past July 1. committee has not done so — or vice a more civilized manner” Sewing classes aren’t just for girls as Brian by home economics students at the Vernon Carolina invitation. Barry said he did not believe the order the defendant to serve a term percent the second year; and leaves The basic benefits of the previous versa. Center Middle School Wednesday. The fact On the Democratic side. Sen. death penalty was a deterrent to of not less than 25 years. Shaw, a student at the Vernon Center Middle the third year open for renegotiating. contract remain the same with some Following are the countries that School proves. Brian is shown modeling a that he’s just getting his “sea legs’’ didn’t Edward Kennedy continued trying to violent crime', “There's no statistical A life sentence without parole needle Carter into what he now calls Included in the contract are the minor changes in such sections as of­ are flat no go's: Norway, Chile, snappy plaid vest he made. The home phase Bobby as he stepped up on the ramp to Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Morocco, evidence to support his,” he said. could be imposed for the murder of a a "joint appearance.” civilian dispatchers and the police ficial examinations and manager’s policeman or prison guard, murder model his new blue overalls. Assisting him is rights. China and Egypt. "It’s use around the country has been economics classes of Dee Toczydlowski put Both men are scheduled to address personnel. Both are now represented by contract for pay, murder by a per­ Those countries supporting the arbitrary and discriminatory. We on a fashion show Wednesday to model the Carla Armstrong, 12, who made the overalls bv *h? union. son previously convicted of murder, U.S. call for a boycott: Canada, Bri­ should codify our reluctance to use projects they made during the past semester. for the show and as her project for the murder by a kidnapper and other tain, Australia, Papua New Guinea, the electric chair by substituting life semester. Who made Carla’s outfit? Her categories of murder now covered by Vests proved to be the most popular item.