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THE HARTFORD CO RANT: W.dnttday, Fbrury 25, 170 25 Politically Speaking GOP Race on for Meskill's Seat Sinatra To Give London Benefits LONDON In his first ap-1 benefit the Nationnal Society "More state aid is necessary icepted invitations to speak at a to bring the local tax structure public meeting in Bloomfield for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The May 8 performance will benefit the Alexandra Rose Day Charity, at which Princess Alexandra will be into balance," he said. March 16 sponsored by the GOP "The local property tax hasiTown Committee. Those who pearance here in almost a decade, Frank Sinatra will headline two benefit concerts at the Royal Festival Hall, May 7 and 8, backed by Count Basie and his Orchestra. The May 7 performance will an adverse effect on urban de-jhave accepted are Edwin D.

velopment. Property owners are jEtherington of Old Lyme, Sen. John M. Lupton of Weston and sponsor and guest of honor. penalized for making home improvements because these only Atty.

Palmer McGee of Farm' ington. U.S. Rep. Lowell Welcker Jr of Greenwich also will be invit ed if he announces his Senate It I 4 i It V1! T. Ic.

4 iiii.ffimiiwint&Ti VTilll i 111, i i'l! 'a i At, it jjbJ trt ill ililir candidacy, as expected, today. The meeting will be held at the Junior High School audito rium. bring an increase in taxes." Benjamin Bacon of Greenwich, a member of the liberal Caucus of Connecticut Democrats, is holding a press conference Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in Greenwich to announce bis candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U.S. representative in the 4th Congressional District (Fairfield County).

Bacon's conference will be held in the auditorium of the Greenwich Gas Co. The Hartford GOP Town Com mittee is meeting March 5 to endorse various delegate slates and town committee members for the next two years. The time and place of the meeting have not yet Deen set. State Sen. Wallace Barnes of By JACK ZAEV1AN The fight over U.S.

Rep.j Thomas J. Meskill's congressional seat in the 6th District (northwest Connecticut) broke wide open on the Republican side Tuesday. Richard C. Kilbourn of Morris, who lost the GOP nomination to Meskill in a battle four years ago, will announce his candidacy for Meskill's seat FYiday at 9:30 a.m. at a press conference at the Yankee Pedlar Inn at Torrington.

Kilbourn, who is vice president of radio station WBIS in Bristol, lost the nomination to Meskill in 1986 by a vote of 131-83. This time he will be in with Mayor Paul Mana-fort of New Britain, who is preparing to announce his candidacy, former GOP Town Chairman Harold Sibley of Torrington and First Selectman Patsy Piscopo of Thomaston. Kilbourn already has won the support of the Bristol and Morris GOP town committees. More Support Mayor J. Harwood Norton of Bristol joined a group of seven other GOP.

mayors and selectman in announcing support for Kilbourn. The others are Harry C. Weik of Morris, Robert I. Kirkwood of Harwinton, George C. Dudley of Litchfield, Richard C.

Kobylenski of Goshen, Jeremiah Wadsworth of Farming-ton, Walter Lassy Jr. of Plyf-ton, Walter Lassy Jr. of Plym-of Plymouth. Mayor Nathan G. Agostinelli of Manchester told the weekly GOP luncheon at the Shoreham that he is opposed to the property tax as the main source of local tax revenue.

Farmington, a candidate for the GOP nomination for governor, told the Milford GOP Town Minority Faculty Recruiting Board Members Chosen Committee the "economy of the 1 1' DINGO fe BOOTS a Ideal With "Bells" I New Styles 1 $799 i Hemmed Bottoms SWp Plaids S0W1 Still The Best "FIT" its Pants PjiLlflABI Wild WAVY 272 ASYLUM CORNER ANN ST. 247-0308 MASTER CHARGE CAP- UNI-CARD southern part of Connecticut will be strangled in a web of Penn Central track if the state Sheared Defendants Faculty, students and admin doesn't begin to take action. istrators in Connecticut colleges treatment. Left to right (top row): Jerry. Rubin, Abbie Hoffman, and Thomas E.

Hay-den; (bottom row) Rennard C. Davis, Lee J. Weiner, and John R. Froines (AP). The state has made no significant attempt to utilize new tech This is how six of the seven defendants in the recent riot trial look after they were given haircuts to conform with standards of Cook County Jail.

David Dellinger, who is balding, did not require any barber were appointed to a board to te cruit minority group faculty for nology transportation to improve the commuter's plight." the state's private and public Cranberry Record Set colleges. Selectman Anthony Maiorano Neiditz To Announce The governing board of the Connecticut Faculty Talent of Marlborough was named a coordinator for State Sen. Edward L. Marcus of New Haven, HYANNIS The U.S. cranberry crop last year set a new record of about 1,720,000 (100-pound) barrels, with a whole Search program was selected Tuesday from nominees sug who is seeking the Democratic For Daddario Seat gested by college presidents nomination for the U.S.

Senate. Maiorano will supervise Mar throughout the state. sale value of more than $100 million. State Rep. David Neiditz of' Jackson announced his Candida cy a week ago.

The CONNr ACTS program recently received a $97,450 grant from the Ford Foundation cus operations in the 4th Senatorial District (Marlborough, Glastonbury, East Hampton and West Hartford will seek the Democratic nomination for U.S. for its recruitment program. The new governing board will Mancnester). Another West Hartford Democrat who will announce his congressional candidacy soon is representative in the 1st Con supervise the program and se gressional District (Greater Three candidates for the GOP U.S. Senate nomination have ac- former U.S.

Atty. Jon Newman. lect its executive director. Hartford). The board includes: Dr.

Ar i Only at thur C. Banks, president of will hold press conference populated on the Democratic Greater Hartford Community side. next Tuesday at 2 p.m. at his home, 33 Fulton Place, at which Shoe-Town TROPICAL F3SH SALE Sale Ends March 1st he will make a political an Among those who are seeking the nomination to succeed Daddario are: I State Insurance Commissioner nouncement. He didn't specify the nature of College; Dr.

Floyd L. Bass, director of Black Studies at the University of Connecticut; Dr. Peter A. Brazeau, English professor at St. Joseph's College; Keith Hook, associate counsel, the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Johnnie Jones, the announcement.

But it was William R. Cotter, State learned he will declare his can didacy for the congressional LOOK WHAT M.C0 BUYS OPEN SUNDAY seat being relinquished by Kep. Emilio Z. Daddario of Hartford, student at Central Connecticut State College; Dr. Theodore who is running for governor.

Neiditz is throwing his hat Joseph J. Fauliso and State Rep. James J. Kennelly of Hart-' ford; State Sen. David Barry of Manchester; former Mayor John Brennan of East Hartford; and State Rep.

Morris Cohen of Bloomfield, who is announcing his candidacy on Thursday. Sen. Barry is announcing on Friday. I Lockwood, president of Trinity College; Antonio Marrero, stu Blue Moons Tinfoils Leopard Danios Blood Fins Pristlllas WKite Clouds into the congressional ring de dent at CCSC; the Rev. Edwin spite the fact that the West 3 FOR Ml 4 FOR Hartford Democratic Town Edmonds, vice chairman of the Commission for Higher Educa Committee has endorsed State tion, which will administer the Kep.

Kennelly is announcing! Sen. Jay Jackson of West Hart lis candidacy on Saturday. OONWFACTS grant. ford for the nomination, ben. On the Republican side, May-! Zebras Pencils Black Moons Gold Danios Green Swords Medium Neons or Ann ucceuo or Hartford is Loan Program getting the most mention for the Minot Urges nomination.

To Aid Students Ella to Seek A $2,000 two-year loan to help students of the University of Marble Angels Jumbo Neons Jumbo Cardinals Clown Loaches (Med.) Glass Cats $2.00 pr. $1.50 pr. $1.75 pr. $2.75 ea. 3 for $2 Nomination Stephen Minot of Simsbury, a Democratic liberal, Tuesday Connecticut School of Medicine was given by the Connecticut Academy of General Practice last week.

urged Mrs. Ella Grasso ot Dr. John C. Wright of Manchester, president of the Acade ROOM VOUTFITS I 1 my, made the presentation to Dr. William Fleeson, associate dean for student affairs.

The money, Dr. Fleeson ex Windsor Locks, secretary 01 me state, to seek the Democratic nomination for U.S. representative in the 6th Congressional District (northwest Connecticut). Minot, who teaches at Trinity College, ran for U.S. representative in the district four years aa) on an independent slate.

plained, will provide short term, Over 120 Varieties of Fisb In Stock 127 Tanks On Display We Discount the Discounters mil aquarium hatchery Est. 193 Connecticut's Oldest Aquarium a Open Dally 11-8, Sat. 'til 5, Sun. 1-5 247-1233 569 Park Hartford Parking Rear of Store emergency loans to students. The loans are repayable with out interest.

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APARTMENT SIZE DINETTE WITH 4 CONTRASTING CHAIRS Minot also announced his sup Dr. Fleeson expects that the funds provided by the Academy will ultimately support student loans totaling over $4,000. to sweep yoy port for Joseph Duffey of Hartford for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. He said: "Those who are committed to a genuine revision of our nation 289r" COMPUTI FOR ONlY offyoyrfee lARGi DOUBLE DRESSER.

CHEST, 'MIRROR AND PANEL al priorities will give their support to a Duffey-Grasso ticket. Such a combination would draw heabily on the independent vote. Windsor, BED. THIS All FORMICA BEDROOM SET COMES COMPLETE WITH MATTRESS AND MATCH-NO BOX SPRING, 2 PILLOWS "In light of the tremendous AND 2 IOVEIY IAMPS. IN CLUDED IS A 7-PC.

FAMILY KV trie only wnis support Duffey has received from Democratic town commit-tees throughout Connecticut, SIZE DINETTE. 3-PC. LIVING ROOM WITH 2- 'irK'V SIEP TABLES AND COCKTAIl TABLE. 2-DECORATOR LAMPS I'm convinced he is the only OF YOUR CHOICE. born high in the coMPim ::1 svpremS winner among the four senatorial aspirants." Meanwhile, First Selectman Arthur Powers of Berlin is holding a press conference to day at 9:30 a.m.

in Bristol to announce I Canadian his candidacy for the Democratic congressional nomination in the 6th District Rockies. 0 The conference will be held at CHOOSE FROM MODERN FRENCH, SPANISH, OR ITALIAN SOFA AND MATCHING CHAIR, 3 END TABLES. COCKTAIl TABLE AND 2 FINE IAMPS, ROUND DINETTE TABLE WITH 4 SWIVEL BUCKET CHAIRS IN THE LATEST DESIGN BY MARMUR." TRIPLE DRESSER WITH 2 TWIN MIRRORS. HIGH BOY CHEST ANO QUEEN SIZE HEADBOARD INCLUDED IS A QUEEN SIZE FOAM MATTRESS AND MATCHING OX SPRING. 2 PILLOWS AND 2 BEDROOM LAMPS.

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28. consecutive term as selectman in Berlin. n5 The 6th District congressional values to seat is being given up by U.S. 4 Rep. Thomas J.

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