PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurg,, Aug. 4, 1977 The weather Playground notes Inside teday Mostly sunny hazy hot and humid today and Saturday with chance of a Area news 8-9 Editorial ... ....4 Bowen Charter Oak Andrea Mikolowskl; Prettiest Pet Show: 1. Brian t i Cindy late afternoon or evening .5 Family....... ....6 Checker Tournament (11 Pet, Andrew Bushell; Best 1. Doreen Clemson, 2. Bob Tarbell, 2.' Michelle Quey, 3. thunderstorm. Highs both days in low Classified . !-16 Obituaries .. ...18 Dog Show 1. Crystal Askin- McMahan, 3. Ray Brookes. and up) 1. Tim Grady, 2. John towicx, 2. Kelli Reyngoudt, 3. Trick and Smallest, Peter Jenny Burr. to mid 90s. Fair tonight with lows in the Comics.............17 17 SAM section ...,7 McConnell. Honorable mention — Sandy upper 60s. Chance of rain 30% today Manehe$ier--A City of Village Charm . 17 Sports ........ PaggioU, 3. Becky McCray. Nancy Mussett. Prior & Mike McMahon. Candy Hunt: Daryl Sibrinz. .10-11 Checkers (8-10) 1. John Valley Hopskotch Contest: 1. Tom­ and Saturday. 10%- tonight. National EIGHTEEN PAGES Nathan Hale High Point Total — 1. weather map on Page 15 MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 6,197?- VOL. XCVI, No. 280 Kelaey, 2. Missy McCray, 3. Singing Contest: Best Doreen Clemson, 2. Eric my Anderson, 2. BUI Silver, 3. PRICK) KIU KEN CENTS Bruce Kelsey. Dog Show Best Behaved, Klffy Silver. Steve Vestco; Funniest, Steve Singer, John Tarlllo, Dan Gauvin. Dog Show — Best of show: Whorff, Caroline McConnell. Golf Tournament: 1. Chablis, Tammy Kleperis, Seaver; Best Costume, Steve West Side Leonard Anderson, 2. Bill Seaver; Best Trick, Dawn Dog Show: Best of show, Brandy, Paul Lessard, (xoldle, Larry Quirion, Best behaved, Silver, 3. Kiffy Silver. Kristen Spear. Finley; Smallest Dog, Steve Jump Rope Contest: 1. Dog Show: Best of Show, Seaver; Largest Dog, Sue Caroline McConnell; Best Gasoline tax hikes rejected Foul Shooting (Boys costumed, Shelley Fultz, Michelle (}uey, 2. Terl Adams, Lisa Tate, Noisiest, Teri division): 1. Mike Ogren, 2. Bartlett; Best looking. Sue 3. Lisa Tate. Adams; Funniest, Patrick Bartlett; Best in show, Steve fourth place, Michele Piscot- Scott Goehring, 3. Ed Ansaldi. tano; Largest, Jimmy & Ro^ Doll Contest: Smallest, Jen­ Commins; Best Behaved, Lisa Jacks — 1. l^ k y McCray, Seaver. nifer Quey, Largest, Michelle Tate; Best Costume, Mike Pick Up Sticks, 1. Jill bie Sharp. 2. Patty McCarthy, 3. Missy Pet Show: best of show. Quey, Funniest, Jennifer Kitsock; Best Trick, Lisa McCray. Hampson, 2. Kathy Moriarty, ()uey. Most Handsome, Keith Tate; Smallest, Mike Kit­ 3. Tina Jankowski. Sherry Aronbury; Second Foul Shooting (Girls Place, Lynn Rhodes. Catensano, Cutest, Christine sock; Largest, Lisa Tate; Checker Tournament 1. Congress prepares division): 1. Becky McCray, 2. Davis, Prettiest, Kim Best Looking, Lisa Tate. Heidi Goehring, 3. Missy Karen Savino, 2. Frank Verplanck Pelletier. McCray. Savino, 2. Tina Jankowski. Dog Show: Best of Show, Buckley Martin Karen Virginia; 2. Patty / Hollingsworth; 3. Jo Ellen Pet Parade — Most un­ Dog Show: 1. Andrew St Funke. Karen Halpren, 2. Jim WEEKEND SPECIAL usual: 1. Laura Kenyon, 2. Pet Show: Best of Show, for August recess Hilery Lessow, 3. Laura Ke­ Emmerllng, 3. Tracy & Scott Varrick. Diane Barker & Keith nyon. Bourshe; 2. Dale Soares. Mural Paintings Most bunch Best trick 1. Steve Patarini, POMPONS........ ... 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress changes in federal law to grant 2. Laura Kenyon, 3. Hilery Colorful, Beth O'Brien, Meg Waddell Outside a rejection of a 5-cent-a- CASH S CARRY heads home to voters and crowded citizenship to up to 12 million illegal Lassow. Berte; Best Team Effort, Sari Crayon Tournament #2-1. gallon tax that was an alternative to summer highways after refusing to aliens, who arrived in the United Best looking 1. Hilery Berte, Terry McConnell; Best Ray Brookes, 2. Jim Russell, OPEN the original White House plan to lassow, 2. Laura Kenyon, 3. Single Effort, Tim 3. Tom McCarthy. Honorable THURS. hike the cost of America's love affair States before New Year’s Day, 1970. phase in a 50-cent-a-gallon increase Steve Patarini. McConnell; Most Original, mention — Eric Gauvin and TIL 9 P.M, with the automobile. The proposals would alleviate a and a second proposal to add 4 cent a Checkers 1. Michael Kristen Forde, Darcy John Frailicairdi. h til problem which "is not only severe gallon to federal taxes, the final Hoagland. Chess Tournament: 1. John The House Thursday rejected two Buonano, 2. David Hart, 3. proposals to hike federal gasoline but is getting worse,” Carter said. shape of the energy legislation close­ Sharon Hart. Pet Parade: Biggest Pet, Dubois, 2. Peter Sagllo, 3. Jim «5 K. CENTER ST. Capitol Hill sources saw little ly resembled Carter's proposal. The Karen Halpren; Cutest Pet, Grout. taxes beyond the current 4 cents a , G49-.5268 chance of enactment this year. Senate is expcted to dig into the Pick Up Stix Tournament: gallon. The Senate refused House-passed Carter program after the recess. And the Senate completed con­ language to cut federal funds for And another area, the President’s gressional approval of legislation to abortions for the poor with the excep­ program of proposed election weaken auto emission standards for tion of when a mother's life is en­ reforms was in ruins. Congress 1977 models and beyond, parrying car dangered. House-Senate negotiators leaves with none of the proposals manufacturers’ threats of plant shut­ must start again to draft acceptable likely to get through this year in time downs if quick action was not taken. anti-abortion language to be attached for the 1978 elections. In other action on Capitol Hill on to the $60 billion appropriations bill In other developments, the Senate the eve of the August recess, the to run the Departments of Labor, and approved clean water legislation to Senate confirmed James Schlesinger Health, Education and Welfare next provide localities $26.5 billion for Land sinks creating problems as head of the Department of Energy year. construction of waste water treat­ hours after Carter signed legislation Conferees on an omnibus $11 billion A pothole in the American Legion building parking lot is one of several problems that has ment plants around the country creating the first new Cabinet agency measure to subsidize crop prices and during the next five years. recently occurred in the Legion Dr. area. The road has become unlevel, sidewalks are in more than a decade. the food budget of the poor agreed on And Chairman John Moss, D-Calif., breaking apart and a business reports that one of its walls has shifted, resulting in a split in And Carter asked Congress for a sugar price support measure of the House Commerce the wall. (Herald photo by Pinto) critics said could cost consumers Investigations subcommittee, vowed $660 million. to take a "look" after disclosures Nell Clevenger of Old Stage Rd., Glastonbury, has been picking In the energy department. House Rockwell International Corp. blueberries in season for 10 years at the Scaglia blueberry farm in Spaker Thomas O’Neill vowed to executives unloaded $1.4 million have the 435-members finish work on worth of stock 10 days before her home town. Pickers are provided with cans so they have both Manchester may face legal action the Carter energy package by Carter's announcement the gover- hands free for picking. (Herald photo by Dunn) tonight. ment would not produce the B1 because of Legion Dr. settling bomber designed by the firm. By GREG PEARSON cluding one that may result in a suit has filed a notice of intention to make ficials and the town’s insurance Herald Reporter against the Town of Manchester. a claim against the town, the firm’s agent to discuss the problem. If a I k Gardening Several problems in the Legion Dr. Dillon Sales & Service Inc., of 319 attorney said Friday. future agreement cannot be worked President signs rea have recently developed, in­ Main St. at the corner of Legion Dr., One wall at the building has shifted out between the parties, Dillon will and caused a split in the wall. This is file suit against the town, he said. By Frank Atwood just one of the problems that have The firm’s wall is being held in youth job bill recently occurred in the area. place by steel beams. The attorney Two "dips” have developed in said that he feels the problem in the WASHINGTON (U P I)-P resident Director Vernon Jordan did not at­ Legion Dr. A person from the area area presents an "Imminent danger” Carter today signed.into law a bill tend. Jordan.. who had accused Today’s summary called the road "unbearable." to the Dillon building. providing $1 billion to create 200,000 Carter of failing to respond to the There are two blueberry farms, side by would open when they could. Compiled from United Preet Internetlonel Sidewalks in the area have broken, Giles said that he was hesitant to jobs for young people. He called it a needs of the poor, was invited to the side, at the summit of Matson Hill in Her husband, asked by his wife to come and the parking lot for the American discuss the issue because of the "great stride forward to correct this ceremony but sent Napoleon John­ Glastonbury, operated by Joseph Scaglia in from the garden and talk with me, said Legion building has developed possible legal action. But, he did say serious affliction in our society.” son, a deputy, to represent him, and Henry Rose. On a clear day you can the jam of pickers, coming without any potholes even though it was only that the area is one that had been The President, preparing to leave "When young people can't get a see Mt.