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10 THE HARTFORD COURANT: hiiiy, Au9uif 22, 1969 World Churches Favor East Hartford Crusade Against Racism (Rev. Mr. Knoble is editor churches have to move to of St Andrew's Cross, an establish a new image of uni-Episeopal Church magazine, Jversal fellowship rather than of published in Westbrook. Conn, hostility. Arbitration to Start Soon In Teacher Contract Dispute ODe OI a senes oi ara- The following telegram was clcs.l sent to the chairman of the Irish Bv THE SF.V.

John knoki.E Council of Churches in Belfast. CANTERBURY, England m7 t. the school board and the teacher's association, at a stalemate' for many months, will soon go to arbitration. -But arbitration is not binding and the teachers are scheduled to' return to school Sept. 3.

Their contract expired June 30. A third arbiter was finally appointed about two months after the two parties agreed to seek arbitration. sion" because their chairman, According to Airs. Claire L. Timothy Moynihan, was on va-jRenn, 'new chairman of the cation and school opens Sept.

3.EHEA personnel com-the EHEA statement said. mittee, disagreement between The three orbiters are Willisithe board and the teachers does G. Parsons of West Hart- th ford, for the board: Ralph Du- not center on pay P71" pbnt, of Groton, for the EHEA.lsl0ns- and Charles Gregory, an attor-jNews Notes, ney, the third man. The Circle Eight Square Selection of Gregory took so.Dance Gtub wiU sponsor a West-lone, the EHEA said, because it 1 waf difficult to find a man dan 18 8 When the Central Committee of Canterburv sends to the World Council of Churches you and an our other good hevd the report on the Consult- "friends in the leadership of all ation on Racism which was a tne churches in Northern Ire-council-sponsored meeting held land the assurance of our pray-in May at Notting Hill. London.

at this time. We share your under chairmanship of Sen. HeeD distress that the traeic ten- George McGovern. a surprise sjons 0f Northern Ireland have occurred, it nad been tnought not found healing but that on that the far reaching denuncia- contrary the name of Jesus The East Hartford Education bargaining unit for the two would agree upon during 10 10:30 at tne Stevens teachers, announced selection of the summer when so few were School on. Margery Drive.

Non-1 the third arbiter Thursday. available. dancers are invited to attend Arbitration involves three! Gregory, who said he will Tickets will be sold at the door, "arbiters." one selected by the meet with Dupont and Parsons! Cameron J. Barnes, whose' board, one by the teachers and; Aug. 27, indicated he would try! guardians, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert i Railroad Accident Blocks Expressway the third jointly, by the two al to reach decisions th? Burns live at 351 High has way's northbound lanes. The engines were tion of racism as a sin ana the abused in support of the per-proposal that more than SI mil- petuation of grave injustice or lion be spent by the council in 0f we attempt bv violence to de-the next five years to help com- strov public order. The Anglican bat it. would cause some draw-private of All Ireland as a ing back.

'member of our committee on Particularly it had been spe- his urgent return home will be culated that representatives of aDie to assure you that the one undeveloped African and Asian ecumenical 'fellowship stands countries. IS from each, would with vou in vour struggle for fear that this was a United reconciliation "and shares jour States problem and that their gr-ef for the suffering of the vic-own primary need of continuing tims of these events." EHEA said. promoted to Airman First ready chosen. State Fails sui aiter me arouers reacn class in the U. S.

Air Force, i The southeast expressway leading into Boston WJs blocked at the height of the evening rush hour Thursday when three diesel engines coupled' to one another slammed through a barrier and blocked the superhigh being used in the Penn-Central's Dover Street yard. There were no reports of injur- and no explanation of how the accident happened AP). agreement, they still have to Bamec is an a irrraft Arbitration was requested when negotiations between the sell their decisions to the 'board at Ramey Air Force Base in two groups broke down and and the I Puerto Rico in a unit of the Air state mediation failed to bring Teachers to Meet Weather Service. Barnes is a agreement. Negotiations ware The teaching staff will meet graduate of Penney High re-opened for one long session! Sept.

2 at 8 a.m. at East Hart-' school. in mid-June but ended in contin ford High. School to discuss the fjjlastonbury Tests To Be Given Soon For 2 New Town Posts jKiller Stalks I Insurgents In Angola and expanding projects to se- cure a better economic position (pi np for non-whites would be hind- J. VOC ered by a backlash the ami-rac- ism program would inspire.

Tolroo (rt But in the early hours of the, ClJtVCO Ksll morning a us of Third -r- Two thefts were reported to police early Thursday morning. IMary Langlois of 61 Glen Rd. ued disagreement. According to an EHEA state findings of the arbiters and the proposed contract. The board is slated to decide ment, re-opening negotiations reported a stereo player missing from her home just after midnight.

At 7:55 a.m. an em-j tVorld and American blacks hadi K9 PIZPTP'PVR Tests for two new town em- Rice. 18. of 25 Prospect LUSO. Angola CAP) Fer- an interim pay scale Aug.

25 for teachers to use on retirement and withholding forms before the contract is fixed. again was rejected by we board Aug. 4. board felt there would be no time to make such a deci- i i report: br it to' mergBu dim uk ploye of the Texaco Service Sta- LONDON (APD-Fearfui of lwuuin (Arn-reartui or tion 360 Burnside Ave reonrtJ a re Vii Wnn Tk 'o n'ule "-'ra050- 15 3, from the floor was favor of it.1 East Hartford tnrougn a window ana 570 was man wi ue gii Prospect and all from East swiiung oma wuers uie il dollar BamblinB th weplrc novt turn iHartford. tall grass and mud and dust of inamora.

uui grass ia uiuu aim uusi zovernmpnt iiusauig uum uic wdii jegoiei. craefcin? down Police are investigating both re-1 our quamica pa sobs n.vC, Police said the windows of eastern Angola on rarketeer elempn in it annliofl fnr roprpatinn siinprm- bkiu nuguia. matter was referred to a on racketeer elements its new vouowagens were ore- He fichts African nationalist casinos. Jr I sor. according to aceuramg ken and tires taken' li" miapn ip nn rnair nwn ornnnn Tmr no tttiii rnnnrr ivnuin no xv icon 11 jc LauiuaiLii il iiiu i j.rilroMftr Ajfi(hapl TCrpln-pr umihimi Rce wi released on S600 se- the most feared stronger not weaker.

an -Mi61 collaboration record and the improbable in Circuit a iwercer nursery otnooi auu I lATrrfC! InlllTlhaiir ChiidCare Center now openwg'a teKe an oralt lllv UlllUcHl 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Hourly orifon before a board of area recall day. 52W260, 568-5810. reation offiaals Wednesday.

Mrs. Janet S. Brennan. who.business plans were not irregu- Advt. Jhe board will consist of Har- wants to run as the Democrats' Ur for an elected official.

Tll. pear Court 12 in East tugal and various insurgent with the Roman Catholic name of Reginald Doak. Hartford Sept. 8. groups.

Church through tnree Official iwcnm rrosram wnen Mrs. Brenna-n tirst. curses aiaes. a.m. p.m.

--r candidate for mayor, assailed Relaxed with friends. Cardoso asencies. vwer. to aupmmenoeiu made the charges, she praised Full tune, wiu tram. Apply "uJ'a "1 Ck i.1 her Democratic opposition At (rf or 0H onial Convalescent Home.

supervisor 'for-Hamden andi KrOtflPrS has in c. nt Mai Siebold. director of oarks "-VWVli3 for the Advt Mai Siebold, director of parks neaas tne World Wuncil Ot rvegmaia uodK. t. lormeriy in a slow, lazy smile, the 0f West End 1 1 1 1 7 Thursday questioning business when he became may- Main Glastonbury.

uuaii ik uaa a laui. uaiu aai- son jj, ji0me went far a ponce oivision. an area aoouna-ance. As he threads his way be-! private interview as to propose ing in plush casinos, is now and recreation in Manchester. In addition to the oral exami- narSTeCl TY nation me applicants wui also take a National Recreation and tween trees or through the un- that the oest goal of this collab- recruiting and training a lo-dergrowth.

his head swivels oration would be to work toward man team of gambling inspec-slowly from side to side. He creating the conditions in which tors. Their job will be to clean honestv of Republican Mayor or. Edwards G. Atwood.

1' Thursday she defended At- Drug Clerk wanted. Evenings, She i Democratic wood's integrity. experienced only. Apply in per-Town Chairman James M. Fitz- have publicly questioned son.

Ideal Drug. .182 Main, East gerald and Richard H. Black- Mayor Atwood's judgment and Hartford. Advt. stone particularly, for drawing criticized his decisions.

I shall 1 jl Selling! Parte Assn. written exam. looks ceaselessly across even- a Council of the Universal house in the 1.000 gambling tlftna tn eat Un SEYMOUR (Special) Two thing in his path. Church, such as those of the clubs now operating in Britain thp fnllnwtna Prirfav cai1 a picture of Atwood as a man continue to make what I think CvIaStOiaborV 'whn tc nnt hnnozt with thp noo. arp fair Pnmmpntc nh flic rp.

iKreuzer. "so we can go ahead brothers were arrested by state onl' 3 wlmes early cnurcn wmcn leaders of -more tnan any otner Secretary with plans for an AcademvJun- police at the home of one of uniy ne ana rwoomsrs in tne au groups wmcn cauea inem- countrj- ah nave ourgeonea ior Hieh School recreation ren. 'fc tu group are white. They and 2i selves Christians met to define since parliament made tnem icr Hign Mftool recreation cen- them here Thursday and both Mc picked 0Cardoso, doctrines and plan their life and legal in I960. The west-wing basement of Were charged seIlin8 31,0 fight independently of otter work.

It was not foreseen in I960 the school has been turned over PossesS'ng heroin. I units although they take their At -the same time the commit-due in large measure to loose to the Recreation Department I Glenn Kottmann. 22. of Old ocs from military headquar- tee applauded the Rev. Manuel, wordage in that year's Betting and four -rooms will be set Road, wis t.

a for Gaming Act-that Britain pie." cord. But I have never ques- Fitegerald. she said, "in a tioned his honesty with the peo-series of rhetorical questions" andJf never ejqject to have at the nominating convention to question it. A life-long resi-Wednesday "had the dent of East Hartford. Mayor to paint this picture of: Atwood.

I Atwood has earned and is enti-Blackstone. who was endorsed tied' to a' reputation for honesty by the Democratic Town 'Com- and truthfulness." Mrs. Bren-mittee to run for mavor. was nan said. Finalist In Contest would blossom into becoming for arts anrf rafts i.

1 1 selects mosi or ms awu ui ras inuuon memoer Smem LsTer'11 to C0UntS herom'iown assignments, carefully: "Brazil for Christ" Pentecostal, ft -I'and Gary Kottmann. .19, of 1 evaluating intelligence info-ma- Church, when he said that his member; virtually a world gambling capital. Now the law has been Christine A. Markle, daughter assailed by Mrs. Brennan fori But she qualified this state- ot Mr.

ana Mrs. trams Martue savins Atwood's "sort of truth ment. of 66 Three Mile is one of cording to Kreuzer Quarrv Road, waschargedwithjtion. He has a reputation of nor.people's fears about entering an 'strengthened and under the new "We hope to set up thepro-W count of selling heroin. 'returning to his base until he organization which reflected! rules hundreds of dubs are in is-tarnished and rusty." "There are times when I 18 finalists in the Secretary gram so.tnat.au aee erouDs will: Each was chareed with one iZlIl tf wv' man Catholicism, had been dis- Onlv 31 Locations ho oKlo Trt liCO iho fnnWttiac ot'rtnttnl- sf MMAMn Wmh tQO.

"This is the same Mr. Black- think Mayor Atwood is reluctant toe Year being held tins stone who. until Questioned dud- to release to the Diibl'c informa- week the National Junior 1 Thp Portueuesp. armv in An- pelled in the feelinc that the Ouhs siirvivino the hnusp- one time or an he said.) owe saia tne orotnerS; indpnend council was Christ centered andlnin(r -m "0,, mm licly. neglected to mention that tion unfavorable to him.

For ex- Achievers Conference at Indi- The recreation center would, i if elected mayor he intended to ample. I have reason to believe ana University in Bloomington, SrTLShiZ of' gruPs his- but Card- that the SPirit wouJd Pnv' tains. Strict maintain an mforpt in hie a-, that thp iWavor's last htert Ind De tne primary responsibihty ot.er detective and both had the ri9 cmMar, fnr best' working will recoSnized as try to take away Portugese lieu- lowship with the "more theo oe- thpir pvreivp nfifc (hat counting business" Mrs. Bren- ended with a surplus of about Miss Markle. a 1969 graduate "5 pervisor during the drug in their possession when new supervr duri 7 me arug uieir wnen 1 ran snn mnmnc 1 hirtni rnair imra nifirnrt in r-nm nan sad.

wuv.j J- JV tpnant who brotp off his univer. Kalhr onented" Communions. Horn Sprrtan CMa. Mrs. Brennan.

who intends to pletely candid with the. voters, representing the Glasko Junior SSSLSlSf'MlJ? studies to fight African There was sadness permeat- han savs have attracted "un 1 mg the meetinE because Of thp wplrrtmp sHantinn fprtrti fnraim in a primary against oiacK- instead of admitting gross mis- Acmevement u. rrj 6 sureents. A former commar eurcrpntc A fftrmpr romniartflo. scheduled to appear today recently completed two fjots in North Ireland.

The fact interests of a wholly undesira- 1 that a citnatiATi nmilrt 1 Circuit court a in Ansonia. withdrawal as a mavor will orobabiv exnlain the Achievement secretaries nee State police said the i 01 said Kremer. "It's difficult to. get a coordinated program'mann cases were handled wiM: wWch fM-SSnfaT 3h 7 T-from vear to vpar with nart Hmp thp rooopratinn of thp wnm- African territory, an overseas wcn frotsstants would to exclude from the country. OTmyear.to year with part-time tte cooperation the Seymour( ovinceof ortu aDd voUln.

have to accept major blamei Doak was picked as its 1 police. f.j v.r was taken as evietenrp nf tWo .1.. VCtlUlUObV UbSIMb kite OUkUlJ HO Ulv kWU (JLUNAV-ILV UUWp'IWUb Ulli IIUVIU1I will maintain his business inter- fiscal economy." she said. igible for the competition. The ests ife lected mayor.

1 But "this may make Mayor local Secretary of the-Year con- Blackstone pointed out, in re-Atwood a politician, but it test qualified Miss Markle as He said he hoped to begin the sponse to her charges of poten- doesn't make him one of 200 entrants at the Na- tial conflict of interest, that hisshe added. program no later than Oct. 1. TnnilPcf FiiriHc The salary range for the su- ln4ueSt lUlaS pervisor is 57,238 to. $8,694.

The! Am A nni-nTrar? funds for the poation have been! ApprOVeQ Xikes War -shortness of the times in which gaming board formed" by the "He is one of those people rgovernment to police the who like war and are good at 9 Fmpd Praiorl Ihidustry. As a Srst move, the lit," said a senior officer iB'Wiiiwocu SUperjntendent left his iLuso, Portuguese headquarters. Rpoli PoSft umbrella and bowler hat at for thp war in the eastern zone utovil Vjaac hnmp fhlc we war in uie eastern zone tional Conference. Miss Markle is the Srst secretary from one Greater Hartford area to reach the finals. The national winner will be announced South Windsor inciuaeo in the 1969-70 budget Six applications have been re-! BOSTON (UPI) The House 2 Incumbents Endorsed at the close of the conference to-.

what he could on a tour of nat ns roula on 3 rour 01 1 for the engineerine wtmnes wmmittee tiiea a 'sv'- WATERBURY Twn r-ih, draftsman position, ffi comprehensive supplementary He 1 te jjnt been resi Start Carte. Us Vegas and tended for the MUitary Cross day. Swim Meet To Head Democrat Slate IdlnSeUASmS Bahamas-perhaps the first nv H. Sfioofais assistant aduio-. for Dukes 1 class, one of our highest Wednesday rf tt.orld.s iling spots to be Financed liors the ninth annual! Thfe -ranlinanfc Countv to cover the exoenses of awards.

This was because when were convicted on gaRblii Deney. incumbent, -d Grange InviU Local Democrats have unawVett government. mously endorsed two incum-j Vincent Castro. Despite the opera- weuneMwy wmi 3. Serving on thp hnarrf volvine Sen.

Edward M. Ken- UUL -i p.t. -c Tw: bents and four new nominees to Constables nominated were Following the hosts were Wal- prfv stood up and charged we ene- a that the head the party slate as candi-Alex Blotze. Walter Chesky, and ling.ord. with points.

Rep. Lawrence P. Smith, D- mv- He has more than i0 ac- la e- Mafia will continue its efforts dates for the South Windsor Edward Kobeaka. with 255, Meriden wjth 199 and uthrop of Ondlrdonfc' LaS Lawrence, chairman of the tions like ttat." lilto 10 cash in on eamblin Town Council in the November To Receive Bids I Berlin with 164. "SS committee, filed the suoolomen- For Cardoso, the conflict a Britain, possiblv bv oneratms i i- t.

At r.nvwiwi rin sirv rr -scu3Lfuaic. crf rrpwpn nn vu lasl nh. ffinm ouwrinn no inwn rfHirn wmnsar. iiiaitmmrrv swimmers i i m- inn MTipnia ic one "wilh um uusc. 1 i nnn 3 IC nW Win 3 UUTDDbe.

w- rf ctt i uuv uuukgl iriii itik au.iiuu ana aia tne -flfifiictant: town ouag cn shames of brpanh nf tho WUMi5 m.mjj i oeneve ruriUEni aw tmnt organizations so that Receiving the unanimous en-. will open bids on-heating oil re-iwere among the several compe- i tf r.ra.ti Uu t. ti prc for, West Hartford. MaTIftu i ZrT3 of history in Aneola and I me.e"S the aid 'dirty money" from their U.S. reg.oiotui i pjjuiuu emen aired in multiracial socie- raL can have a "clean" tfitCLj UdLC believe our cus Wednesday nignt were coun-nicipal buildings, ana tor motor Hex weweu oroKe nis oio re- rv 7 al' before the 3 inquest.

anoroDriation tjr." he says. "It is an example ffi-'r CIt of" outlet here. appropnation and cilmen Donald Henry ana. vehicle gasoline requirements cord ot oe.o seconds witn a w. i Hr He said amine drafting samples of each sd Abranam Giassman.

ootn ot Aug. 29 me town manager in tne. tuu-yaro trees- of Aug. 29 in the town manager's 'docking the and can several city police-applicant. 2 tosether men by a one-man grand urv.

whom will be seekine re-elec-Office at the Town Hall. Sullivan tyle for boys 13 and 14. Thp HraftcmT. wnere tne acciaent occurrea on nrf h. ihiAAf-f 'n Vi.rl Thp rfraftcman will wnrV with tfle accident OCCUrred on Thp inrip tion to their second term.

in. of- Avenue. Sue le ACCOrnero, LB Kinne, h.a-1 Chaooaouiddick Island from re. l.i T. 7: JliUlUUV KaniDnrk and Ann Bunker! toe town engineer and town as- -nappaquiaaiCK tsiana.

trom re- ic TitrlnfpnPfl for disturbing the peace, Accornero, Liz Kinne, Ka-! fice. Seeking their first term on The heating oil bids will be re- thy the Council will be Joseph. A. viewed at 1 D.m. and the a treestve reav tor ems 13 i ir: i.qc ninmnnT freestyle for 13 .1 Adams.

Robert J. Smith, bids at 1:30 p.m. The bids yard relay girls ZaeorsM and Attv. Harold A. I will be effective for the calen-j and 14.

The old record was maps and the plotting of infor- mg an(J for fgg Ae towns and ariiappnt niannannid. 6 (COURANT BUREAU) mation from title searches. Bochino. year besinning Oct. 1.

dick Island comprise Dukes' WASHINGTON (UPI) -As The salary range for the posi- Veteran Town Clerk unaries oircauons ana 7 (tion is $7,280 to $3643 N. Enes who has held the poit'Sf obtainei at Sed the probable costs of the inquest ment of dangerous gases, me ji liinaz JUUXII PoUce arrested four Enst which wm be new in tbe coun- Federal Federal town reserves me ngui tiuiuj uic i-ioiu for the past 24 years was named reject any and all bids. for girls 8 and under. itauroao Aominisu-a- Tl tion moved Thursday to streng- 111 IVlldaletOWn Hartford youths late Wednesday courthouse for re-election to anotner tour, Breaks Being Investigated safety enforcement then its and WASHINGTON Sen. Abraham A.

Ribicoff is scheduled to leave Saturday for Senate business in Europe, his office disclosed Thursday. Ribicoff. chairman of the Government Operations Committees' Executive Reorganization subcommittee, will study new towns and new developments in three nations. He is scheduled to visit England. Sweden, and France.

He is year term. Enes also received. Police are gaTe motorv hides Morals InieCted the endorsement of local Repub-iburglaries reported at private frin Sun. Ane interested calfand larceny at Gene Lansan 1Urdl5) 1ZlJeCleU Glastonbury Elks have a charged them with rules. MIDDLETOWN State It amended its regulations Ren.

Raymond Dzialo won the Iicans at a party caucus new homes Tuesday wnue occupants. 6S3-7302, after 6 p.m. (Volkswagen Inc. on New Lon- ln Nnviin-n Trail I governing special permits for mayoral endorsement of the 'shipment of such gases as Democratic Town Commi'tea Mondav were away. don Turnpike.

Candidate for town treasurer: The home of Anthony Toma- Hj LOS ANGELES (UPI) A phosgene to require seven davs" Thursday night, setting up a Arrested were Richard defense witness at the trial of notice in advance oi i ie probable Democratic primary two Chicago brothers accused shipments. It also ordered in September. will be Richard M. Berrio, shunas of 938 Sullivan Ave was; Fjshino-Boat Barns treasurer of the South Windsor forced open and some $50 in Bank and Trust Co. Berrio will cash along with three rings val- a-iuan Uew aavett' Ribicoff Urges ot tne muroer ot Kamon snippers ano tne raiiroaas i.ouncuman John Dea, a i I mm uwh.J I -r TTT3T Novarro testified Thursday he inform it of the routing of the frequent critic of the citv ad- 'ivovarro testiiiea Tnursday ne inform it ot tne oppose incurauem.

neiiuuntw un ai a toc uuiuvwim. mm. treasurer Richard Rothwell who' Thieves also gained entrance The Gloucester-based fishing IraiJl oSieffUErilS was told the youneer brother eas shipments. u.uiw,iauvu .1 a aimuutucu i will be seeking his third term to the home of Mrs. Mary Pre- vessel Heroic burned at sea la.

killed Novarro because the Rep. Sidney K. Yates. Wednesday be would fight the 40lC0" 15 "Fa memoer office. neta of 6 Graham Rd.

by cutting miles southeast of this fisnjig WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. silent film star made improper and Sen. Harold Hughes. party's endorsement in a prima- posts on the Board of the screen on a front storm door port and the five-man crew Abraham A. Ribicoff.

advances. Iowa, said they understood that ry. His next step is to wesent g0 during the current anil hp inriimhpnt and marTp nf? with an mideter- ahanrlnneil -chin thp. roast raiimn hp imeh rnnn Viiw vihrtie .1 congressional recess. U.S.

KeT- James Arnold, a member of the; mined amount of after ran- Guard reported Thursday night. Central trains "tragic" said investor and friend cf Paul R. state officials before a gas meet primarv requirements. Le se X' 1 3 bv board since 1965. and Donald' sacking several rooms.

A Coast, Guard helicopter Thursday 'he would introduce-Ferguson, 23. and Thomas S. shisment entered their ste. Democratic Mavor Knneth Onge. D-Znd and Robert Mecure for a first term in of-j The breaks are being from Sa'em stood by the 91-foot legislation to expand the author-! Ferguson.

18, said the broibers But a spokesman for th3 Doolev had decided after two Glalm0- Dlst- are 3150 fice. gated by Ofdcer Bruno L.Giuli- cra't and the cutter Vigilant ity of the Federal RaiToad Ad-1 came to his Hollywood apart-railroad administration said terms" not to seek re-e'ect'on. traveling abroad. Paul B. Kupchunps.

a 2u-year ni. ws en route. ministration in the area of safe- ment a few hours after the 69- that was not correct The Republican partv has Even-mine's Going Up veteran and past chairman of; T)r cowmen ivcr picked up ty. year-old actor was bludgeoned "What this does is allow us nominated S'oona as its ENID Okla ''or manv- the Planning and Zoning Cora-! Check into-our two tynes of no by the rman fishing ship "The accident on th Pern to death in his home last more time to make sure all mavoral candidate. vears prisoners at the mission was nominated for re- minimum b'ance Tiko I.

Central neir Dariin 30. federal safety regulations are The race is destined to be Countv Okla fail could nav'oiit election to another four year accounts. Tho south The. ve-so Wss ownd by Jo ast eve'ng is awther trasic Nichols said the 18-year-old complied with and to check the three-way with Theodore A. Ko- their "fines behind bars at 'nfe term.

Windsor Bank Cmp-p srh C--iy of of th? incressinz went to sleep on a couch white routing to make sure eve-y waleski, "city treasurer running rate of a dav toward fne Named as candidates for the Stil'ivan Avenue Shopping Pla- Fr'hr diicis, were no: '-m of rai mad safety through- he and Paul drank coffee and th'ns is what it should be," the for mayor "on the independent Fines Th credit is bein of Selectmen were Ever-, za. Advt available. out our country." Ribicoff S3id. talked. 1 spokesman said.

ticket. I creased tr" -S3 a dav 8 1.