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The Recorder from Greenfield, Massachusetts • 2

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The Recorderi
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Greenfield, Massachusetts
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2
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V-iwywsffTWi at EECOKDEK SATURDAY JANUARY 1571 Britain Cool Mr Businessman Enjoy your favorite cocktallswith fine food from our luncheon dinner menu served In Comfortable andQulet surroundings FIRESIDE 160 Avenue A Turners Fails 863-4308- Mon thru Fri Springfield Asks Aid Ban Be Reviewed SPRINGFIELD Mass (AP) -a-The City of Springfield filed suit in Superior Court Friday asking for a Judicial review of th state Board of Education's w-tdnn to withhold $74 million in state aid to city khoob City Solicitor Troy Murray filed the Petition and asked fora-preliminary-injunction preventing Mm-iiao Commissioner Neu Sullivan from -barring the aid from the city The petition alto asked the court to set aside the board ruling alleging that it was baaed en an error of law and was arbitrary capricious and an abuse of discretion The (tab hoard set the withholding of the funds as a penalty if the dty does not set up and implement an acceptable plan to earn racial segregation in dty aehools It daims tfie dty Will has five racially Imbalanced elementary schools The dty daims its long range plans for eliminating imbalance fulfill the requirement! of date law The plans indude construction of an addition to a Junior high school and building three new elementary schools "We should think carefully" he said allowiig this friendship to be fragmented by misunderstanding" Heath's speech brought a' response from Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda that struck a new note of moderation Kaunda told A news conference that It was not Zambia's wish to wreck the Commonwealth conference "We have no intention of add-' ing extra headaches to the current he said "Even when we aft critical our aims are to construct not to destroy" Kaunda told questioners "we are in case Britain goes ahead with the arms plan but he insisted that hb did not want to make threats Several African delegates to the conference said that Zambia had sounded them out on what course of action to take if the arms deal went through African members at the Commonwealth contend that the arms will be used against South black majority Some African nations have hinted at economic retaliation against Britain or withdrawal from the Commonwealth' SINGAPORE (AP) Prime lOnirtcr Edward Heath gave a cool reception Friday to critics of plan to sen aims to South Africa drUrhg that the Commonwealth is not a tribunal "to tit in final Judgment of the policies and the actions of its fit a keynote address to thr Commonwealth conference Heath said that the St-natkn association could be destroyed by attempts UT Unfit the-rights of member states to pursue their' own national policies and inter- Without referring directly- to' South Africa Heath spelled out bis argument for pressing on with ii policy of military cooperation with that country whose white supremacist government has incurred the in of many Commonwealth members The British leader noted that the Soviet Union having built up a powerful naval presence in the Mediterranean now seems set to move into the Ocean and Britain needs South help to protect the see Heath stressed that the Commonwealth was body of friends free to come and go as they wish" DttPECT ARMORED TRUCK BEFORE BOBBERY TRIAL Members of the Jmy hayed a Brtafca amend track i Friday manias before they wen to hear taatfansay la the trial of five am aaeaaed of rebbiag It of a half mUlsa i la December INI The alleged getaway ear la parted la beat of It Seleetloa of the Jury waa esmpieteilharaday Wire phots Two Admit Brink's Job Roles Their ideas were impounded until Friday so that a Jury could be selected to try five other men charged in connection with the robbery The bandits disarmed a man in the truck drove it a half mile where the cash and checks were transferred to a car: Those on trial charged with armed robbery are SantA Di-aferio 37 Boston Carmdlo Meriino 44 Canton Charles A Dominico 38 Braintree and Rocco Novello 33 Boston William Cresta 35 of Medford is also on charges of being an accessory The Jury oHl members and four alternates clambered in and out of the armored truck that was the target of the robbery in which twjktt in cash and $536147 in checks woo tak- en Kelley and DeLeary will not beentenced uitfilafter the trial is completed for the five others Dec 28 18N two masked ban-The Jury spent Friday morn- ht Slnod entrance to the ing -inspecting vehicles and truck with a key while two areasofBostan tiusriU be in- guards were having coffee at a in the testimony nearby restaurant Valley Jbanye Just off Rte 116 SuuderUnd SatwrdiT JR- IMt 1:30 1 MO LEO MUROWSKI Foes Of Filibuster To Renew Senate Fight BOSTON (AP) Two men expected to testify for the prooe-cution have pleaded guilty to being acccsoories before the bet of the robbery of more than million from a Brink's Inc armored truck in December UN it was revealed Friday John Kelley 58 of Watertown and Andrew De-Leary 32 of Saugus a employe for 13 years their pleas Monday in Superior Court Coryair Said OK If KeptUp Sot Night-Spaghetti A Meatballs A Fried Chicken Dinners 30 te 9:00 Outdo Democrats Black Advises GOP of the legislative is- filibuster no of the it crown and conservative small chief foee By GREGG HERRINGTON Aaceciated Presa Writer WASHINGTON (AP) In the AAtiy smoke-filled International Ballroom of the plush Washington Hilton Hotel where the Republicans ere holding their an- nuai winter meeting qtelf doc-en black faces stood out amidst statement in response to an an- the crowd of some SOOjyhitea Edwin Sexton Jr the per' Mot(n Corp said today that if of Corvair can make aura the heating system is properly maintained no objectionable engine fiance will enter the pOmenger compartment -The automaker "made its FIRESIDE 1 All Ahmn hAw Iimmb Mb a rav mvmv a tram 8414151 FSr The Finest In Food Entertainment and Cocktails WASHINGTON JAP) Two senators Who led a losing fight two years ago to dethrone the filibuster as of the Senate" announced Friday they win renew the battle when the 92nd Congress convenes next week Sens Fftnk Church D-Idabo and Janies Pearsons Kaa said they are more optimistic this time because of the tangle of filibusters which as Church put it immobi-Haed the Senate in me dosing weeks of the last one point during the waiting days of the last session" said Person were so l)f iHlflffflfit many mini' filibusters and threats of that it was difficult to keep track of who was talking against what" Senate was embarrassed" Pearson said business whidi had already been 1 delayed throughout the year came to a complete Under the' present debatedosing cloture ruler a two-thirds majority of senators is required to choke off Church and Pearson i to reduce this to tfaree- minorities and the right Senate to vote on means the longer would be the king Senate" Church said would remain the prince" Southern senators members bum itatH lmve teen the of changing the rule Schoof Draft Curriculum WASHINGTON (AP) Service headquarters Friday that 0 per cent high school school district dents have asked to see high school (haft- now bdng mailed out The acbools have teen the material at no coat hope they-will initiate on the draft Selective Service York City public school have adopted the crata have taken the black vote for granted too Sexton aays the Republicans' teat chance to win more black votes is to the Democrats made too many te laid outpromise them But we will outperform President proporad welfare reform program the Philadelphia plan to provide more construction Jobs for Negroes and an active and generous Small Business Administration are tangible signs of sincerity about helping blacks 7 Sexton who lives with his wifj in they have two daughters In spend office tewlo campaign in black neighborhoods imimiots iREST'AORArfti VEAL PARMESAN AndSPAGHETTI With Salad S2JS CHICKEN Caccia tore ANDSPAGHETTI With Salad S2JS Majestic Cinema TrtS17-U4 HOW PLATIUC nsmsMT wtilnWw ONE LAST CHANCE: SHE HAD TO TAKE IT- Sdac- nouncement by the UJS Tran-tive said portation Department Thursday of the warning that gaa feme could principals nfeak into the poiarngrr cotn-and uperinten-1' pertinent through the heater new The federal agency laid the curriculum warning applied to some SOO JIOO Oorvairs built bet ween 1961 and offered 1989 when production of the in the rear-engine compact ceased in its resnonat GM said: the vehicle is not property said New maintained home engine fumes districts could iw the com- specialist in charge of fooing the black vote was the extroverted center of attention in that knot of people as several white Republicans drinks in hand stopped to chat on their Journey around the room Thera were fewer than 10 black faces at the Republican National cocktail party Thursday night like the 47-year-old Sexton says the GQP can and must win over more black American have In have blacks to structure both EVENINGS WILL BRING YOU FRIDAY Country Wertere with Roney 1 anfcjtp 1 am and the RAMBLERS SATURDAY Relax Dine and Dane 8 pjn to IXm to tbe Dance to the 8 pm to 12 pm Drop In and Join The Fun Tei863r49(J8 BEGINS ATS PJM DANONG FROM 8 JA TO MIDNIGHT much of his time working out of tte Washington GOP headquar- tera He traveled to SO ritiec in 30 states during the part nine months mostly to advise white and blacR Republican cOndi- curriculum for partnKnt If at any time objec-in all the city's pulgie jfonable engine bunco are dein the compartment that should te taken to an authorised dealer for br those voting They contend this would provider proper balance-between hill debate and the protection of OSIW4N- J5fi KEFORT OF CONAmOW CONSOLIDATING DOMESIK SUMMARIES OF THE 1U OmarAtLoMlBwk MUSSED REBONSE TO CALL IX UNnm STATES CODE NCnON 1A1 Gompus summit (1360040 Si 1 31 Mai (a axilu 828 bOC A5L 3L I roiBin CTvRnuE71 irin I CWTPUY FCAUrTWOPPlwCXENTtR-' Af-Awhvut Medley Tih jacknch6lsoN he said "The Demo- dateaorfedwal stae and local New Recovery High For Stock Market 1 sf jnili Uiiiind utili- early strong gain but still dosed at a new recovery high Friday after the announeement of another prfinerete reduction At the dosing bell the Dow Jones average of 20 industrial stocks gained IN points to 84570 Eirfier it -had been up more than four points This was thehigfietf ddafig Jevafarthr bow rtnee itadvaiieed to 840X9 American Stock Exchange Nov 14 19N prices tlu dim bed higterTte -Volume 'on -the New Yort: Stock Exchange waa a very ac- 4- tive 1S01 million aliarea- from turnover 17A mmion shares The New aio York Stack Exchange tape was t-lO mlllion tar tata tat tB Flirt National City cBank of 1u "uei trde New york initiated the cut in the prime rate by'loweffog its rate from IVii per cent to (W per cent' The prime rate is the interest charged by commercial banks on loans to their best corporate customers Just last week It had teen lowered from 6 per cent to 61k per cent Thfc Jtew York Stock Exchange index of some 1X00 common stocks rose 015 to 5118 Advances led declines 8M to 478 out of 1877 fesueo traded on the Big Boiird The' market had 311 new highs and 1 new low The Associated Press gOrtock ayerage dosed up OX at 395X a 1970-71 high with industrials un- IS QUITE THE BEST SEEN Next: Easy -1 if MMfclky 16 TOTAiniroani 7 7 77 TWO siwii mw I luraLtianiiM mi imioeiTYDficaisTmcoMOUMTiDSUiiDUBiis usaavn on umm and auemnat ivwiwrt total aanavu on umm and meuamn CATITU AOCOUHTS ASHfS AW CATITAL AOOOUm ftwwlaB Nmahra Every Eve 7 9 MATU8ESSATMBAY ARB SlttAT AT 246 JK im SIMPLY AMERICAN FILM THIS YEARP A1RO ALIMONY USERS INCOLdll ADULTS NOW PLAYING! 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