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It is seventh of 15 stations being face-lifted in a $9 million Federally-aided plan. Platform has been extended to accom 57 351, 33 Cherry sheets give tywns $373 million bonanza but li 'A 4- t-4 14 Much of this money is now being applied directly to regional school districts. school aid refunding programs is the reason why they are getting less money. Cherry Sheet dislrihutions Following is the "Cherry Sheet" estimated distributions announced today for Greater Boston cities and towns and a comparison with last year's allocations: vf V. V4 4- 6 js 3 '4 311 4- V.

TSi CHERRY SHEETS Continued from Page 1 "The school aid formula is no longer limited to 80 percent of sales tax collections and is fully funded and $204.3 million for 1970." The 1970 distribution also includes $15 million for highway funds, a special program put into effect for the first time this year by Gov. Sargent. The charts show that 83 cities and towns in Massachusetts will receive less than last year and 268 more. The change in welfare laws which now eliminate state aid to the communities for welfare costs is one reason why cities like Boston are receiving less. However, for 77 cities and towns the revision in DETROIT Efforts of the "Eig Three" U.S.

auto makers to halt the sharp increases in inventories of cars among their dealers appear to be paying off. If sales during the closing third of the month are in line with current expectations, the stockpile on Sunday will be about 1,575,000 cars, up only slightly from 1,560,000 at the start of this month. More importantly, the supply in relationship to recent sales will fall from the record at the start of this month. On Feb. 1 there were enough cars on hand to cover 75 days sales but some sources estimate it might be 70 days, or fewer, as of Sunday.

Detroit's strategy for March envisions further cuts in the critical days' supply. The strategy is counting on relatively low production and a sharp rise in the daily sales pace in March from the February level. The current targets for production next month call for only 650,000 cars, down 14.4 percent from a year earlier and the lowest for March since 1963. Total U.S.-make car sales are expected to be in the same area, so total inventories will rise little from the expected Mar. 1 figure of 1,575,000.

However, auto sources figure the higher sales pace might whittle down the days supply to around 62-to-64 days on Apr. 1. Trio charged in plot to kill Patriarca Associated Press PROVIDENCE Three Providence men were charged today with conspiracy to murder Raymond L. S. Patriarca, identified as head of the New England Mafia, and two other men.

The secret indictment, along with five others, were returned Thursday night by the Providence County Grand Jury. In all, the indictments charge conspiracy to murder five men, one of whom actually died. There are seven defendants. Two are being sought. Patriarca is now on trial with four other men in connection with the gangland-style slaying in a Providence grocery store in 1968.

He is accused of conspiracy and being an accessory. The indictment charges that Joseph Schiavone, Guido D'Arezzo and Louis M. Iacobucci conspired to Community 1969 1970 Difference Arlington $1,972,760 $1,675,712 $297,047 Belmont 1,501,646 1,064,874 $436,771 Boston 56,079,085 53,905,624 $2,173,460 Braintree 2,011,389 2,152,315 $140,925 Brookline 3,094,908 2,057,469 $1,037,439 4,600,887 3,088,139 $1,512,748 Chelsea 1,909,509 2,187,171 4- $277,662 Dedham 1,230,986 961,767 $269,218 Everett 2,974,022 2,025,487 $948,534 3,101,368 3,273,198 $171,830 Melrose 1,772,793 1,947,724 $174,931 Newton 4.780,369 3,727,556 $1,052,813 Quincy 5,155,950 5,207,175 $51,224 Revere 2,259,200 2,337,713 $78,513 Somerville 4,455,865 4,478,953 $23,088 Waltham 2,757,764 2,493,166 $264,598 4- 4- 4-2 4- 'A 3 4- 'A 7 4-2 4- 4- 54 4- -t I 'A 'A 4- Vj 4- Vi 1 V4 'It 4- t.S 9'A to 43 V. '4 7'4 to 4-1 IS 3Va 1-16 .7 4- V4 8S 4 44 74 4 4 Vk 164-3-16 64 V4 to 4- to 4- 14 1 .1 1 14 4 8S 4k: io-, 4 Si 4- Si -V4 lKh 4- V4 -I Vi 'A V. 'A 4- Vi '4 '4 5'4 'A 12S 4- 4- '4 l'A 32'A 4 1 7 4-S 5'A 4- 29'4 4- 6' 4- 'A 4- 8', '4 27', 4-1S 5 '4 5S to 4- V4 6V4 4- 1 9'4 10-, 4- 3S 5'i 4- V.

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(4 p.m. EST). The closings could throw international transportation into a turmoil. A spokesman for Trans World Airlines said he was not even informed about the closure and "it will certainly cause problems." He said he did not know immediately what plans 5 II 341 1414 '1 10 29 10 20 4 44 4 1 21 71 10 7 44 '4 4S 25 '3S n5" 35 4 5' 7 35 7 4 22 2" I7S 0'4 Hu Tjn Hun'Cn A .24 Husky O.I .0 Huyck Co 40 Hcon Hvdromat Hygrod Food Hvo ord of 4 loeal Toy IHC Inc II usW Enc iv 72 "ogre ImocoG 1 'If 54 'li 1 54 '9 5 4111 29 5 IrO 1.5 53 5J V4 40 4 1 4 1 2 3-'4 9 8 3H 19 19 4- 1 4'- 4 1 7S 10 in-D Oil Tl ImTGr .40 Ird.o Hjl wt Ind Ei Hard nig-itP Inlond Croa.f Ins'ron Corp InstrSv 5f int Cn Nucir nt Controls IntContA wt ln'ProH 10 r-tSrtcn 07 Interonrrnj Iniersico Un Infertyst 50 IE 15 7 Pa 's)1 15 il 3 10 4-! 4-1 IS i-m 2t 38S US -0 25 75S 14 4 .9 't IrvD-y A 1 0 invuiv 01 45 too 4 tny Roy 8.4. uo 4- "roauo Ird Ir-n Ind directors again took no dividend action on capital stocks.

Previous payrrient was 60 cents in September. Dividend- declared 15 5' 264 '6 '4: I 9S 1 1 5 4- 5 24 2-. 5, 1V I r-0 TWA had for diversion of flights. The strike threat by firemen on duty at all times because of the possibility of air crashes or emergency landings coincided with another crisis at the airport over security on flights bound for the Middle East The surprise closure caught carriers unawares. BOAC said it had five flights scheduled out of Heathrow during the night and three scheduled to arrive.

"We don't know what we are going to do," the BOAC spokesman said. "We will put passengers up at a hotel for one night but after that we really don't know." Pan American had no immediate comment. The closure was ordered because firemen had threatened wildcat strikes in a dispute over wages. The Small Business Administration also has declared the state a disaster area and is accepting applications for long term, low interest loans to repair or replace homes and other buildings damaged by the flooding. THE TIME STEALER KFYSTOJTE UTtTrOPTFH CO PP.

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It later rescinded the Prestwkk announcement and delayed the Heathrow closure. LONDON The British Airport Authority tonight ordered the closing of London's Heathrow Airport and Scotland's Prestwick Penn Central names Goodwin The appointment of Charles A. Goodwin as director of passenger service New England for Penn Central was announced hy William H. Tucker, vice president New England, and John M. McGuigan, general manager of the New Haven Region.

Goodwin, at one time vice president of passenger traffic for the former New Haven Railroad, has been named as part of Penn Central's current emphasis on upgrading of passenger service in Southern New England. Most recently, as director of suburban service, he had been preparing for the imminent takeover and modernization of the New Haven division commuter service under a Radar Alarm Systems Wanted in the Greater Boston Area. Dealers to sell "Secura'arm" motion defection radar alarm systems. Experienced dealers wanted. Completely solid state.

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Ken M. Curtis, Mr. Nixon authorized use of Federal funds to supple- i ment state and local relief efforts. 1 "S5isSS-3S223 I I Hew England Gas 1 anil Electric Associativa i COMMON DIVIDCND NO. (2 jh The Trustee hare (Jet-tared Is qturterlr diTidencl of twenty-nine ri? if.

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