Concord Monitor from Concord, New Hampshire • 1

im 1rl nm 4 I-- i i C'i Concord New Hampahire 177th Year No 172 Wedneaday July 25 1984 Channel 21 V4 -t iteaaftBggBte a aan's Rem Sold For 5 Million 4 f-'t ft-'-i iA n'V -f4 iVft Vwi- Jtfi Jfr -'v -y- I misM -r By RALPH JIMENEZ Moottor Staff Writer Staff Writer -v-vv yP" '(iVVt'1 4 4-i 'i i-- I it i I V' ft 'l J'1! 5 i 1 i'M'V 4 Thomas Hatley one of the 15 riche i MttL haabougbt tetevtaton station WNHT Chared a for million The rate of the Conconl atation which has ben on PLnionthtwMimiDiiioedtodqrbyHO' r4 i 4-4 VMHrwl I 4 tt r- LK 1 tyVTft 4 iMyxivif aod self- i the Invert real ertrte owner in New England Robert Shaine the station's treasurer said thrtflnandrt strain and disagreements between the couple sad their un-nsmed partner were responsible for the sale Frances Shaine serves as Chanel Si's pnsidenL some extent the sale is a very sad thing bat our financial partner asked that hewanted to be leton the hook The partners had invested several mlDton dollars to construct the headquarters on Han Street and Install Jj fcA-V -jf- Tt I 4 f' siaill frt' nF-sfiww OKOQni "i i -v i I1' i -8 1 1 i Tf 5- a- t-4v i i '1 i 5 4 I 4 4 jf i 5 44 4 t4 tll'Vs I 'V it I 2 I 1 i 4 rt eqmpmenc nwiM Hun more than mfiUon In its flirt two vean before the station began turning a profit brt said that me station would be out ebt within ttoee to flve years at Its current pace The ShaineB will continue to own and pdbitrti New 's rrw 1 vj 5 jf i 1 if- V-v mxi -V 4jri 1 fwvtfv rw 4 t1 v4 VVi '4htS fV 4 ir i i 1 a i i 4 1 4 ii i wr-si i A 'Vv V15 4t t4l Hanmahire PToflies a magadne also baaed In OonconL Ro-bert ShafawaaM the sate oTthestatkrt was not prompted by 1 from New Hampahtre three otherc dm innt couple of weeks ad revenue had a decided said Robert Shaine offered to remain as partners wtth Mr Flatley but he wanted to own It The TJ Flatley Co of Braintree Ifaaai owns three Sherrton-TSra hotels some 60M apartment units and 1J Reagan Denies Raise Taxes (See CHANNEL H-Page 14) Under current law no coat of bring increase is added to Social Security checks In January if fie coat of living rate falls below percent for the Used year ending the previous Sept SO Reagan however seeking to rebut suggestions by Demo-cratteanei thrt he i hostile to SodaFSecurity declared that he would art Oongreas to override tfae restriction and grant such an Increase anyway if Inflation (aDa below per- Up Front WASHINGTON Prerideot Bmgn has bluntly dn-dared that be will not aeekatazhicreaaemt year if belt re- --S 1-M si AM QBCCBQ uUuUK DPeeWf UUROB wUUH uSmft CODHUWQOn of a tax btereeee If the federal budget cannot be balanced Jury Convicts Kilgus purtwd through Congress in 1961 Reagan who refrained from attacking Mandate and other Democrats while they were lambasting him daily duft tag tart Democratic convention declared tart night that Mondale repeated and over tbe years supported tax increases on a number of occailons" be beUeveo in tax increases and I believe that our wherever reduce the tax burden our Resgin laid And he aoaaed Both Mondate and hl running mate Rep Geraldine Ferraro of New York of Mondate ferniggertlw that ReaganVliIggwluupy in Ids far-sign policy snd Ferrsro for saying that his budget policies victimise the poor and the needy 1 out that Mondale also had opposed the toot the administration's tax program which benefit lower and mid-income exduaiveiy because they would be tfae ones that could be moved up in nJg-w tax brackets because of taflattan Arted about reducing federal outlays Reagan said are gotag to look at every area where we TAt me same time going to do wbat I said from the (See Page 14) Priees bam already doen by about II percent hi the lint nine months of the cmTont fiscal year Ana mart economtats "believe chances are aUm that price levels in Juhr Augurt and September wffl Irtl low thrtthey puR the ltacal yew mrer-SgebelowSperceaL ') Lilt WWk lihwHal wnwihw WeltW lfawfal mM Hut if mlmrM lyi wnM In yiwimU1iiH tin 'Coofiafeno8WbrtherhawaiddflaOyMraleontataxtacraaM ptvrtdertwontwtoaayHwconrtderMgbecUsiatf Commas bad reducad govenment aervlcea fa a minimum level and taxes were tnaafflefenttopey lor them TtafederrideflcfcfcnniihMpeerfy SIM bOUon a veer rtid Reegfefs Ueorthrt he woidd a tax tncneee next veer uofeee the economy mow eo feat and Spefex was aledfedao drastically that all thrt debt gus was Hut guilty today of rttamptad murder and tI l-i pdMnWBinrM raaiorTeeniwmenanflaaswnwomenremrnaime J-M wwnm bw ipoui wyK iwiy flaiHfWKw fff tawt days In Hfllaborough County Superior Com! He was i tunedtolafltaUeuofWNOlNUL Kilgus was eonricHi af witneea tanmering In lW KSfn Ji DOQBI QBDCUb gan of havhtgatmOar planiout mftariug Reporters pnaaed Reai new nduettons hi federrt thrt he Reagan to conference and It was to re ply to those ext yew The president said be bee no plans for aertlng andarguedt argued thrt to do so now would Jeopardise in the same case The charges againat Kflgaa 5S of Manchester stem from the 198f death of Paul Labanville of Hooksett whose body waa fend in WMferd Mmbl No one baa been chawed in the actual death wwtiMa mm ana xi-u ITOWCUMH MM KUiBi UUI I WWI JMI HU 111 Bl 1 mantoUHLabonrille ofJMng tncnaae for Sodal Security mcplenla nextyew If the rate of inflation falls below! percent fw the three mootha enrtng in September tte recovery which be attributed to tbe tax cut be Digital Shows" Schools What Its Computers Do By AND Moattori oatei to discount the cost of tbe Digital computers Digital is providing a 50 SamePlace Different Viewpoints EN HANS SCHULZ a -M Maparmawnur GovJobnSunanuMdoneofblaoppo-nerta Democrat Paul McEachcrn played dualiM prase conferences out-side a CtaMoniiestaunut yesterday -Call it an aeddent of much but rt about the aame time that the governor was addrewtag a groq of Rotwtani ta the banquet haD of the Cat Flddte Mayor CL David Goeyman wen attttag down to their noon meal ta the front room of fie percent discount on computers and equipment and a 13 million grant The school districts would end up paying $575 for a computer that normally coots about ta tbe store To partic-: ipate districts murt qiend their federal block grant money' or an equivalent amount on the computers Two representatives from Digital present at meeting as two of the company's stoekRain- WtR WST6 Whan Sununu went oulalda to meet era to New Hampehfre aponded yesterday to the concern of cfaod officials from Concord and elsewhere who1 are considering buying MBI After the wwMig ta jjwwh some admlnistritora art up dateo for their teachers to be trained to uae theoom-puters and members of computer committee laid they would recommend thrt Concord participate ta the Merrimack Valley Andover ftoginwl and Wtaniaquam Re-ecfaoddlstricta have already de-- dded to buy the comijdmrt a discount price arranged by Gov John Sununu and Digital But quertions about tfae Digital deal remataTheprartdentofartatewldeae-tx-iiHim of wwiBiiw educaton exit-: idsed the deal yerterday and Ndd rte to recommendtag that school dtstricto re- JM tt Iw iVSini ftimailfc' iWmr Robert BruneQe a statement thrt cart doubt ever whether ichooi (Srtricts that do not buy Digital computers wiD aQU receive money from rweepofkeo lundm 'mf bow computers which until now have been used predominantly by businesses A salesman from Houghton Mifflin -Go presented tbe reading writing and math programi that students will be able to uee on the Rainbow The director of the Flench River Teacher Center ta Oxford Mam emlataed bow teachers wfll team to uae fie machines during a tfaree-dayworluhop The teachers end administrators had question! about tbe educational programs or software that would worsen a Rainbow computer Some of them have been concerned that less software to available for tbe Rainbow than for Arete or IBM personal computers can provide a very complete eoftwew package that will make the Rainbows work ta tbe classroom in-structionally right ukl John KaltaowsU a aaleaman far Houghton Mifflin He laid each ichooi will receive a srt of floppy dirts which students can use to drill and practice their math lan- Summu talked about the Piddle Sarto of New Ham on the costs toi vice CO of New offer toart on the costs to ouild fib wpowarplanL to put dlgttal tary school da Pkm ementary computers hi al daawoooa next fall The Heirloom Gardener i Through a now book and her own garden work Carolyn Jags is promoting a camprign to Id nant varieties Story naoa2BL two gwwno wwuwws jwwsw a and the me state muget asked Sununu what hi thought of putting Public praniae to cap Seurook coots at fLS btnionta tbe farm of a contract aa of (Us) CALENDAR 26 CLA8SIFieT COMICS J2 BumWrap MERRIMACK: 40 NEWS OF RECORD 4 -OPINION 12 SPORTS 15 SPOTLIGHT TVllluillMIMIIKHIMMHMH J2 WDRLDNATKM 6 JS DEATHS 4 ENTERTAINMENT J1 QOREN BRIDGE LOCALSTATE 2 Tbe preeentrtlon ta the office ta Laconia yesterday was tbe Hath of five such meetings across tbe state tt came about three weeks alter Gov John Sununu announced a deal with Digital that would put rt teert one Rainbow computer ta every third-grade through sixth grade classroom ta the rtate Sununu said be win uae S3i million from a surpiui ta oweepotihw ticket Chris Bauman of Kitchener Ont wears a Turner Shield' an answer to Prime Minister John Turner's habit of patting posteriori He defended the practice (wring a campaign 6a-bate last night $tory page have yet to meet a teacher thrt said bta or her students need more Kallnowskl said "Later on find you can adapt the machine to (Soe Faffs 14) flWeD you ought to art them why they want to do the governor rt- pUei -J- -w In IUa tartance reporters had to wak only 10 feet to take Sununu op on Me uggertlon rttoe It was McKwhorn wbobadwopoiedtheideaofacontraeL White me governor walked off to Ua waiting car IfeEacheni tort Ms tun with tfae pteaa Re aaaailed the Seabreok eort cam re- -J Uo mIm jfc nameu ma view mat eiecinc 2q Jv 1 Ji I l1 I-: i ti 4 -1 Huge Sums Of Rubles But No Refrigerators needi are not than two or three ruhlea gram was thrt yet entirely aattafleif and thrt thta becaaa Unfortunately the ballet ticketa at the offl- ihweaaa kuwiaia aA eontutlv white the eort of del rate do exist more than the mod thartffltyfltedfarbaaknqgcya cussed ha plan far Mtacemstax port the stated schools aqy wanttotanr la mtengb Hmww if MOSCOW The average Soviet dttaen has ernre too much money according to Radte Moscow For the last 30 years a loaf of breod has coat The Surpriatagaamaatafemeatmayeaemlna 16 kopeks (31 cents) and a pound of butter black refrigerator he omy market that you way to buy where the where the the baDrt tkkrta coats round potatoourttarpotat Mostly dear wtttawata the lower Iacreoatagd xnonmr wiin chance of nr entheUrtwtatheiq)per emeotaty School frawaa rptaird6y ry aw PMBvPVI FagaM counfry when the avenga wago ta no more MJ6 white the eort to the rtate to dose to dou- times theoffldal price than Wnddea (IS dollars) a month Radio bie thrt amount Tho frbtquttous Mack market whkh the au- In a country where the use of a private car la thdrittea seem to tolerate becauae tt about Soviet society frowned ppon tar the authorities far the overoortnltaed and overburdened offldrt Tbe tame average dttaen with Us MS a reasons pddic transport coats practically system drataa huge euma of money month has about $L25D doOan saved tat the nothing: three hopaks lor a bus brek a prominent Soviet offlcial conflded to a for eaubway trip WeatenMnkarecentiy And culture for tho mames ta a reality a rewnt for tbe Bohholbaltat coding jpo mow cartofcome and five In Georgia conaiderad by Itaabovttaa as the center of flteral dealing you eould be offend Rywith npta35JM rubles for your WertensMd car In Hera Ja soma of what (hay add on taxes and Saahrook: reason wa have a saks tax we donl have an tacoma tax ta the rtrts of New Hamapfafret to thrt to the (Sat Fqga 14) if I ip' r- wwate id.