PAJLE T W E N J T i ^ ^ ^ , ’ ^ "’‘'.'"■I", " / ^ ^ ----- , 1 ’ '.p / , * • 1 ■-"' -; Arco Drops ''1‘i Wallingford Schools May Special The Weather Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of a ! i : p i '^-, Close Early Subsidy few showers. Lows in the 50s. Sunny and ' //> > '; cooler Saturday with highs in low 70s. !i,'r.ri NEW HAVEN (AP) - The WALLINGFORD (AP) ^ The Atlantic Richfield Co. said MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1973*- VOL. XCII, No. 205 Manchester A City of t illage Charm T\Ve n t Y-FOUR PAGES -r- TWO SECTIoiss PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS the council chairman, Thomas Wednesday that because of the -T.' -/■. Wallingford school board has minimum, Mrs. Masterson Wail, was noncommittal, she gasoline shortage, it would no voted to close the community’s said. said. 16 schoois 10 days short of the longer subsidize lower prices The Mhool board and town The seven-member board un­ / scheduled summer recess June animously adopted a resolution for self-service gasoline pumps, i i council scheduled a meeting s^ \ .20 because it has run out of Tuesday night which said the according to a published report. money. Wednesday night to discuss The decision affects ARCO [/News next year’s budget. board would run out of “We have no other alter­ operational funds “on or about stations across the country, State law prohibits local native if the money is not June 10” and would have to sus­ Paul Hassler, press relations Capsules Iceland Talks End school bo^ds from spending forthcoming,” Mrs. Dorothy pend classes. ^rector of' the n l more than their budgets. It also REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) •European capitals in October or Masterson, the board chair­ Mrs. Masterson said there Philadelphia-based company /; KissingeiCs suggested “new requires schools to remain open — Although still far apart on early November. When a French spokesman man, said Wednesday. The was sufficient money left to pay said in a report in Thursday’s Atlantic charter.” was asked why Pompidou had for a minimum of 180 days each their approaches to major The participants probably board has asked the town, coun­ teacher and staff salaries, but edition of the New Haven — “ Whether or not there not called in an adviser of year to qualify for state aid. issues. President Nixon and would include all members of cil for an additional |240,000 to not. enough for operational Journal-Courier. should be a summit of the Euro­ similar status, he replied, “’The If Wallingford schools close French President Georges the North Atlantic Treaty complete the school year. But expenses. Hassler said the dealers qan Abolish Monarchy pean leaders with the President president feels he can deal witfi June 10 they will fall about 10 Pompidou have reached a sum­ Organization and the Common The 9^000-pupil school system continue the self-service ATHENS (AP) — Premier wifi be decided after the results these matters on his own,.’’^ days short of the 180-day mit agreemenfbn how to begin Market. include two senior high program, but they no longer George Papadopoulos an­ of all these other negotiations resolving their differences. schools, three middle schools would be given financial aid to nounced today the abolition of Kissinger said, however, that can be evaluated.” After a final meeting There was no way for an out­ and 11 elementary schools. cover the cost of selling gas­ the monarchy in Greece and the “it really is too early to tell” today, the two presidents could whether enough progress can Kissinger seemingly played a sider to judge whether 'preoc- Mrs. Masterson said the shor­ oline at the cheaper price. establishment of a presidential >■ ^4 point to nothing in the way of be made at lower levels to key role in the Iceland summit. cupation with the Watergate f«'-V >> tage dates back to last summer “It was a growing program, republic. dramatic achievement from justify an autumn supeesum- It was tie who met with Jobert scandal had .limited Nixon’s K lJ* - W Rising Food Costs when the town council set the but you don’t want to stimulate t their private talks in Iceland’s mit. on the eve of the first session to personal preparation for the school budget at 38.9 milUon, sales in this tight gasoline Papadopoulos said pver the summit. In any case, he often chilly capital. But their According to the rather flexi­ lay out a blueprint for the talks. James Krone, Cheney Tech science teacher, helps launch some 31.3 million below the market,’’ Hassler sajd in nationwide radio network that has had Kissinger at his side spokesmen indicated hope for ble Nixon-Pompidou plan out­ He alone participated in the Mike Herick’s model rocket in a physics lesson using both Linked To Exports school board’s request. After explaining ARCO’s decision to the people will be asked to vote when conferring with heads of eventual agreement through lined by Kissinger, this is how Nixon-Pompidou meeting hands and head. the board threatened to cut all withdraw support of the one- ratification of the government government. negotiating procedures en­ representatives of the United Thursday. athletic programs, lay off year-old program/“It’s not decision, and then vote for a WASHINGTON (AP) - Con­ caused by increased foreign dorsed by the two chief States, France and other nurses and-janitors and close good business X6 stimulate new parliament in the first sumers will have to pay almost trade. Cotter said. executives. Western European countries two elementary schools', the sales.” general election in Greec^^J $2 billion in higher food prices Using USDA figures. Cotter Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon’s will p about their search for Rocket Launch council “agreed to fund an ad­ since February 1964. because of a projected 34 billion said the 1.5 per cent increase foreign policy advisor, told solutions to monetary, trade ditional 3250,000,” said Mrs. increase in U.S. exports. represents an additional 31.85 newsmen Thursday that and defense issues: Masterson. The premier said in­ Plane Hijackers Congressman William Cotter, billion the nation’s consumers procedures now set in motion — Current and contemplated At Cheney Tech A letter she received from vestigations allegedly showed D-Conn., said today. will have to pay for groceries. may produce an unprecedented .Atlantic Alliance negotiations Wall Tuesday "didn’t really say that exiled King Constantine A prelimary analysis written “For every 32 we gain in summit of 16 Atlantic nations on specific questions “will con­ Fly To Peru th6 council would give us the was involved in the recent abor­ by Dr. Don Paarlberg, director trade, the American by the time Nixon visits major tinue in established forums.” money,” she added. tive attempt by royalist ad­ > story and Photos by Sue Klemens of agricultural economics for homemaker must spend 31 in mirals and navy officers to top­ — The United States and By The AsHorialed Press the U.S. Department of women and children were set Scientific theories don’t merely go up in smoke for these higher food costs,” said Cotter. ple the government. France will hold continuing Two young hijackers, 22 Agriculture (USDA), indicates free, 11 men escaped Thursday Howell Cheney Technical School students who use both “What the figure means is that bilateral talks with the first to passengers and a fresh crew of that 1.5 per cent of the 10 per Aillon Jury and 9 more were released early the U.S. agriculture exports are Watergate be next Wednesday when seven took off from Aruba IcMon *" °*^*^^*^ understand a simple physics cent food price increases today. not the unmixed blessing that Kissinger and Foreign Minister bound for Lima, Peru, early projected for this year would be Selection the Nixon administration has Sum m ary Michel Jobert meet in Paris. today. The owner of the Colom­ After constructing model rockets from kits purchased at indicated.” The two men ordered the — As progress is made, “a bian plane, SAM airlines, said it The Craft and Hobby Center on Main Street as well as Under Way Dollar Dives WASHINGTON (A P )-H ere, plane flown to Aruba on Cotter said the administra­ meeting at the deputy foreign had forked over 350,000 in from materials found in any home basement, aspiring LONDON (AP) - The in brief, are the latest Wednesday and threatened to Filler Power tion failed to consider that a NEW HAVEN (AP) - The minister level, on an ad hoc return for a promise that developments in the Watergate blow it and the passengers up if astronauts gathered with science teacher James Krone large surplus would tend to number of Superior Court American dollar plunged to basis, might be desirable” to MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) scandal: everyone aboard would be freed they did not get 3200,000 and the (pictured nose down) on the Cheney Tech athletic field drive down domestic food jurors chosen for the murder record lows at the opening of determine whether the allies — A space filler in a church and the plane abandoned at the release of 140 leftists from Bach rocketeer was given the chance to launch his prices. trial of Guillermo Aillon European exchanges today and TESTIMONY—Congressmen could agree on a statement of next stop. women’s magazine has brought the price of gold soared to new taking testimony from leading Colombian jails. experiment individually. “In spite of all the hoopla, the remained at five Wednesday principles — another term for Eighty-nine persons were in 330,000 for relief in peaks. figures involved in various meat ceiling an a new farm after questioning failed to aboard the plane when it was The Colombian government ■nie success or failure of each flight was evident by a Bangladesh.