PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 24, 1974 THE W.G. GLENNEY 60. l®anrl|p0tTr Sunning HrralJi MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No. 201 Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES — TWO MINIS PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Kissinger Making Final Bid For Israeli- Syrian Accord DAMASCUS (UPI) — Secretary of State negotiations and go home without an Another disputed issue is the size of the Kissinger’s departure from Israel was Henry A. Kissinger returned to Damascus agreement. United Nations force to patrol a buffer delayed by last-minute meetings with today for a make^tr-break meeting with Kissinger arrived in Damascus at 1:58 zone between the two sides. Foreign Secretary Abba Eban in Syrian President Hafez Assad on a military p.m. (6:58 a.m. EDT) after a one-hour Kissinger left open the possibility he Jerusalem and with Defense Minister disengagement agreement for the Golan flight from Tel Aviv where he was delayed could return to Damascus to complete the Moshe Dayan at Tel Aviv airport. Heights where Israeli and Syrian forces by a bomb scare. drafting Sunday, but only if the “substan­ A bomb scare shortly before he arrived have dueled for 75 days. The crucial meeting was with Assad to tive points” can be settled today. at the airport caused the plane to be emp­ A high American official said Kissinger' discuss an American plan for the thinning The high official said he was determined tied and searched. No bomb was found. must complete the key points of the troop out of forces along the front — the major to be home by late Monday — his 51st ’The high official aboard Kissinger’s separation pact by tonight or recess the remaining issue. birthday. plane said thqt if in any other negotiations, CORDLESS progress had been so great, it would be iMund to succeed. But in this one, the of­ GRASS SHEARS ficial said, each point had been contested Vacationers Jam Highways so fiercely that Kissinger was making no predictions before his meeting with Assad. By United Press International rate if they “take the time to buckle their Kissinger is scheduled to fly back to “We look for a real traffic outburst,” he Israel tonight, probably late. If he can A safety belts,” the council said. said. “Motorists have developed a certain uW ''A Vacationers jammed the country’s complete the agreement, it could be in­ Dr. James D. Gregory, head of the complaceny, driving in the shadow of the highways Friday for the Memorial Day itialed on Monday and signed in Geneva in weekend with expectations of sufficient National Highway Traffic Administration, energy crisis for months.” said a good goal for the nation for the first two or three days. Clayton Lyon of Willimantic, winner of several awards at national Award, presented to him by Ken Warfel, presi­ Safety switch lock. gas supplies and a lower traffic death toll. However, Connecticut Energy Ad­ ’The Kissinger plan for a reduction of Thursday night’s fifth annual awards banquet of the long weekend of warm weather would be a ministrator Eckardt C. Beck said hi^ dent of the SME Club of Hartford, at right. Looking on is 6,000 CPM. The National Safety Council, optimistic death toll below 400. forces in the confrontation zone has been business careers division of Manchester Community state’s gasoline supply will range from Gerald Ayotte, coordinator of the marketing department With batteries of "energy-saving lower speeds and less Last year, 539 persons died during the accepted by Isreli Foreign Minister Abba travel,” estim ate between 450 and 550 “poor” to “good” through Monday as only Eban with a few modifications. College, admire Sales and Marketing'Executives Inter- at MCC. and charging unit. three-day Memorial Day weekend. ’The persons would die in traffic accidents about one-third of the state’s gas stations Kissinger’s trip was the 11th and 08Z59/5ISJ2/I record toll for a three-day Memorial Day would be open. during the 78-hour weekend, the lowest es­ weekend was 597 in 1969 and-the all-time possibly final shuttle of his month-long, timate the council has made for the high Memorial Day traffic toll was 628 in 15,000-mile Middle East peace mission. MCC Receives Aetna Grant holiday in eight years. ' 1968 when the nation observed a four-day Kissinger attempted to repeat his The council said up to 26,000 other per­ outing. success of last week when he put forward sons might suffer disabling injuries during California Highway Patrol Com­ Inside Today's a plan that broke the major deadlock over For Work-Study Students the holiday period, from 6 p.m. local time missioner Walter Pudinski said a com­ where the controversial Golan Heights Friday to midnight Monday. bination of adequate gasoline supplies and cease-fire line would be located. Since then, he has won agreement on Motorists could cut the dead and injured good weather could push traffic to record Highlighting the fifth annual Other outstanding students ministrative Management presented by Kenneth Warfel, volumes. most of the other major issues. ’They in­ awards banquet of the business nominated for the award were Society Award consisting of an president of the SME Club of clude the role of a United Nations force in policing the agreement, an exchange of careers division of Manchester Andrea Cormier,- secretarial AMS key and certificate. Dr. Hartford; and Robert Austin of Senipr citizen of year, Page 3, prisoners and the form and content of the Community College (MCC) science; Paul Pryor and Barrie Burton also presented this Wethersfield, Alpha Beta Gam­ agreement itself. Thursday night was the presen­ Fogarty, food service; and Glen award. ma Scholarship and Service Church news, Page 9 v tation of $1,500 in scholarship Lemaire, hotel-motel manage­ Dr. David Greenberg, Mehtorial Rites Award, a plaque, presented by TV Listing, Page 8 ' award money by the Aetna Life ment. associate professor of account­ Dr. Greenberg. & Casualty Insurance Com­ ing, presented the Wall Street Walsh seeks 53rd District post. The Connecticut Society of Page 18 ‘/ Can't Believe pany. The John J. Keksiw Award for Journal Award to Wayne Dim- Certified Public Accountants WORKBENCH LEGS Representing Aetna were excellence in accounting was mock of Niantic. This award is annually presents letters of & Heralding Homes, Page 6 I Ate So Many' given to Mrs. Emma Swetzes of given annually to an outstand­ Set for Monday Bruce T. Wright and John Ruz- commendation to students in GARDEN HOSE ORGANIZER KITS Manchester Has It, Page 13 45 Waddell Heights Dr. She and ing student in accounting and zo. Dr. Robert H. Fenn, dean of accounting who have LAWN SPRAYERS East wins season finale. Page 12 CHICAGO (UPI) - The National Hot faculty at the college, accepted her son, Bruce, will receive consists of a medallion and a demonstrated potential for Manchester will join communities Committee; and a welcome by.yMayor Dog and Sausage Council said Friday the donation on behalf of MCC associate degrees together at one-year subscription to The success as certified public ac­ throughout the nation Monday with special John ’Thompson. ’The Rev. William A. Cheney ends season on Americans will consume 200 million hot President Frederick W. Lowe, the June 4 comitlencemenf Wall Street Journal. countants. Representing the Memorial Day parades and services to Taylor, pastor of the Churcji of the downbeat,. Page 12 dogs during the three-day Memorial Day Jr. The money will be used for exercises. Dr. John Burton, Other award winners were society, Alan Mandell honor its servicemen who have lost their Nazarene will give the invocation. weekend. students who go to Aetna for a coordinator of the accounting Constance Barton of Andover, presented letters to Emma lives and to pay tribute to those who have Maryanne Twaronite will read her essay, period of practical work and business programs, outstanding stu(|ent of Swetzes, Philip Jashollia, All the steel parts needed beeh listed as missing in action. “Memorial Day Revisited,’/ which won secretarial science, a sterling tor sturdy workbench. the Memorial Day Essay Contest. experience as part of their presented the award. Joseph Latterreur and Wayne Opening Manchester’s Memorial Day silver bracelet with two Attaches to hose, mixes 32'/4"H. 24” tool orgonizer. Everett Kennedy, rejiresenting the programs of study. Dimmock. observance will be the traditional engraved charms, presented by materials as it sprays. L. 5U37/1 J American Legion, will read the names of Fred A. Ramey, director of the Robert Austin of Dr. Greenberg, on behalf of patriotic parade, which will start at 9:30 Sprays 15 gallons. Ortho. Manchester’s deceased servicemen. Court Reform Bills business careers division, Wethersfield received the Ad- Rosemarie Pisk. Miss Barton is Alpha Beta Gamma, the a.m. from the Army and Navy Club at secretary to Richard Clark, ’The Rev. Walter Hyszko, pastor of St. welcomed guests in the student national junior college honor ^ 26781/SI 674/12 , Main and Forest Sts. After pausing at president of the Manchester John’s Polish National Catholic Oiurch, center building at MCC, com­ society, presented honoary Munro Park for a brief service at the will offer the benediction. menting that “This is the Chamber of Commerce. membership to Edwin monument honoring Manchester men who Signed by Governor Figueroa, Tedone ’The exercises will close with a gun largest awards banquet our Also, Gordon Burris of 87 Edwards, William Remick and lost their lives during World War II, the To Address GOP Tudor Lane, data processing salute by the Army National Guard, and Salter's Pond Planting division has had.” Tosemary Pisk.