Hartford Courant du lieu suivant : Hartford, Connecticut • 42

State Man To Talk 42 THE HARTFORD COURANT: Monday, Oct 18, 1976 A IITTIE imi I 4 IVO toe I'wun fTS MO TROUBLE TV Show Host Charges Discrimination Over Firing As To Bond Analysts The president of Champion International Corp. will address" the New York Society of Securities Analysts Tuesday. Andrew C. Sigler will speak to the noon meeting in New York, discussing the progress of the Stamford-based lumber and paper company. Grasso Awaits Full Report on Hang Glider SIMSBURY Gov, Grasso said here Thursday she is awaiting a full report from state police and the state De-partmentof Environmental Protection (DEP) before she decides whether to ban hang gliding at Talcott Mountain.

Mrs. Grasso said she wants to weigh the recommendations as to how they LOOK, iwiiniivj Mr Newport The Viking Mr. Steacy at the beginning of the year," he said. Steacy, in his letter, also accused Woods, who has been doing the "New Directions" show for nine years, of not putting into the show "the time and effort necessary to make it a success." Steacy said he had decided to change the "format, title and host of 'New Directions'." 1 "Therefore," the letter continued, "I will no longer need you to host the New Directions program, or to represent the station in any way." Claims Coverup Woods claims the issue of the Wesleyan course is only a coverup by the station "to eliminate me, the only black person at Channel 19 for 9 years, because of my attempting to improve the quality of my program by attempting to involve and expose blacks, Puerto Ri-cans and white students to Aa Newport' Smartest Hotel (401) 847-3300 1 Mnndav VT7N II Mondav ki IQlTuesday KV I GRSnTEST By KEN CRUfCKSHANX Larry Woods, director of a community agency in Hartford's North End, has been relieved of his post as the unpaid host of the WHCT-TV, Channel 18, television show "New Directions" and is protesting the television station's move, calling it discrimination. Woods, who will hold a press conference outside of the WHCT offices at 555 Asylum St.

at 10:30 a.m. today, said the station's excuse for firing him was "an outrageous lie" and "an insult to my character and integrity." The crux of the matter Seems to be a course, listed in the Wesleyan University catalogue, which offers students the chance to "design, host and produce a series of half-hour television programs whose focus will be the cultural offerings and community affairs of the Mack and Hispanic communities in the Hartford area," using WHCT-TVs "New Directions" show as a vehicle. TbMght Had Agreement Ronald S. McMullen, Wesleyan psychology professor and instructor of the course, said Sunday that he had spoken to Kevin Steacy, assistant to the president at WHCT-TV, in September and that although there had been specifically apply to hang gliding in Simsbury. State Police Commissioner Edward P.

Leonard said after a conference in Meri-den Wednesday he will recommend against further state regulation of the sport. At the meeting were representatives of DEP. the Connecticut Hang Gliders Association and the Connecticut Parachutists, The meeting was prompted by the recent deaths of one member of each group. State Rep. Virginia M.

Connolly, R-West Simsbury, had asked the DEP to ban hang gliding from state Siroperty on Talcott Moun-ain. Area Bankers Start Investment Firm Two former trust officers at the New Britain Bank and Trust Co. have formed an investment management firm in Rocky Hill. Rolf H. Olson and Robert J.

Mobeck formed the Olson Mobeck and Associated firm, with offices at 750 Old Main Rocky Hill. CHICKEN AND SPAGHETTI o.o IN TOWN $1.55. LARRY WOODS problems with the previous year's student activity, "he talked about some changes to be made but I thought we had reached an agreement." Steacy, in his letter to Woods, laid the blame for "misunderstandings between the faculty, administration and students at Wesleyan University" at Woods' door and said Woods had "misrepresented the policies of the station by allowing a course to be announced and filled with students, promising them the use of the facilities at Channel, 18 without my knowledge and consent. McMullen, however, says that Woods had little to do with the matter. "I talked to SAVE .500 VERNON MART PLAZA ENFIELD ENFIELD STREET FAMILY RESTAURANTS 31 LMd UCMIMC nOVVT mm to mo FROM 'tKJHT DAILY DEPARTURES (Wait Hartford 10-min.

Iatr) t2: 00pm 'Mondays tFrl Sun SUNDAY NIGHT ONE-STOP EXPRESS FROM NEW YORK CITY JU arrival Hartford 11 6 daily trip to Providanea IElfDsta'te You'll Me mora, enjoy more wve time, save an and travel in FULL COMFORT Stop in or phone for schedules a tickets to all points Hartford -GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL 409 Church Street Telephone 547-1500 Meat Hartford: LfGGETTS REXALL-Corbint Comer Shopping Center antereteat 84. Exit 40 Ample Free Parting Tesaphowe 232-7771 I Save 20 with our round-trip discount feres. asm am mm abaaaiaaBi the media." "The airways of America must provide some public access, Woods said, "and that access must extend to the inner-city community." i Woods is director of the nonprofit Inner City Exchange, a community organization in Hartford. Efforts to reach adminis- trators or personnel at WHCT-TV over the weekend were made, but no spokesman for the station could be located. Yale Notes Its 275th Birthday By SARAI RIBICOFF NEW HAVEN Yale University celebrated its 275th birthday Friday night with an anniversary program in Woolsey Hall attended by about 1,000 alumni, students and friends of the university.

The main speakers of the evening were Vale President Kingman Brewster Jr. and Archibald MacLeish, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and poet who was graduated from Yale in 1915. Brewster, praising Yale's achievements, said, "We celebrate our pride in what we are. We celebrate our hope for the future." Adding, that there were few institutions in the country older than the nation itself, Brewster said, "History could not be truly told if Yale were left out. MacLeish read a new poem, "Colloquy," which he wrote for the occasion.

Other speakers included Yale trustees Caryl Haskins, former president of the Carnegie Institute in Washington, D.C., and Strobe Talbott, White House correspondent for Time magazine. Haskins was graduated from Yale in 1930, Talbott in 1968. George W. Pierson, professor emeritus of history and university historian, also spoke on Yale's achievements. Road Repair Cost Soars in Finland HELSINKI The cost of road repairs in Finland was $3.7 million in 1963.

In 1975 the figure had risen to $28.9 million, and by 1982, the government predicts, it will reach $66 million. One reason given for the increase is that Finland has no restrictions on studded snowtireuse. C.zrw jilt WMh v.S .1 4aW wmmm 7 p.m. till Midnight Midnight till 5 a.m. LEAVE DESTINATION HARTFORD ARRIVE REMARKS 1 SPRINGFIELD DaytonaBeach Connection Daytona Beach 12:04 pm 1 "3:42 pm Connection DaytonaBeach Connection DaytonaBeach Connection Ft.

Lauderdale 7:00 am 11:37 am Two-stop Ft. Lauderdale 10:14 am 2:10 pm Connection Ft. Lauderdale 12:58 pm 5:32 pm Connection Ft. Lauderdale 5:00 pm 9:54 pm Connection Fort Myers 7:35 am 12:10 pm Connection Fort Myers 12:58 pm 7:08 pm Connection Fort Myers 5:00 pm 9:41 pm Connection Jacksonville 7:35 am 12:14 pm Connection Jacksonville 12:04 pm 3:16 pm Connection Jacksonville 5:00 pm 9:13 pm Connection Jacksonville Connection Miami NONSTOP Miami 2:57 pm Connection Miami 12:58 pm 5:39 pm One-stop 1 Miami 9: 43 pm Connection Orlando i Connection Orlando 10: 14 am 1:44 pm One-stop Orlando 12:04 pm 3:45 pm One-stop- Orlando 9:22 pm Connection Orlando Connection TampaSt. Petersburg 10:14 am 12:50 pm NONSTOP TampaSt.

Petersburg 12:04 pm .4:26 pm Connection TampaSt. Petersburg 12:58 pm 5:17 pm Connection TampaSt. Petersburg 5:00 pm 9:27 pm Connection TampaSt. Petersburg 6:06 pm 11:54 pm Connection West Palm Beach 7:00 am 10:49 am One-stop West Palm Beach 12:58 pm 5: 48 pm Connection West Palm Beach 5: 00 pm 9: 44 pm Connection i call 'em at 522-0200 OPEN MONDAYS THRU SATURDAYS' mm BiH Uhmonn If i i fJt 4tt i 65 war efs "You deserve good personal service, and that's what you'll get on my flights." Maureen Schramm, Flight Attendant mm We Carry One of -The Most Complete Selections of Custom Made Designs of WOVEN V0C3S wovia alu.mi::lt.s SHADXS DRAFInlXS and ROMAN ClOS All available) in a wid rang of DECORATOR COLORS STATUtCEgSa FULLSZJnflCI ALCOHOUSM TRIATMIKT Now you can save 20 on daycoach when you fly round-trip to these cities. Check the schedule for a convenient departure.

And remember, Eastern flies to more cities in Florida than any other airline. Eastern people enjoy serving you. They're really concerned about your comfort. And they're willing to do everything they can to get you where you're going. On time.

For reservations and more information about our discount fares, call Eastern at 525-0141 in Hartford or 781-1160 in Springfield. Or call the travel specialist, your travel agent. WeVegotfceritoaridfcsricFbceforyca. We Recover Efcfei Taw CM leitari RexovtrtJ KAKE IT K'JST TO SEC CJR KSE SEIECTM Tourainc Paints rr ti Ml MiMCU MTOII'KATION nmicM aMiNTion ueoiAtour workup CMMOTHHATT iowo-imaocn nudum IOUl riYCHOlOOKU (valuation: CMNKM TRMIMMT MOMOTIf ill OMMTID RRMllllTATION MMMV (OIMSHWO ami (ah ntoMAM AA, at-ANM, AIA UIN MKTINOt covtmtirKOSTMW INHMMaXI HAtli MASTHKNARM a IANKAMMKAIB TRANSPORTATION AVAIlAMf 101 RIMRVATKMl OR INFORMATION Mil CANAAN, CONN. 203-S24-542S THE WINGS OF MAN TD WEST KAXTFO 201 PARK 0 W.

993 FARMINOTON W.H.-231-44S1 OPfNMON.THRUUT.Mi30 These coach excursion fares have advance reservation and purchase requirements, limited seats, i and require a return of not earlier than the Monday following departure and no later than 30 days. Savings quoted expire 121876. 'The Wings of Man" is a registered service mark of Eastern Air Lines, Inc..