Nashua Telegraph (Newspaper) - September 19, 1974, Nashua, New Hampshire Chuckles Little explaining why he wears keeps the boys from hitting me and the girls from kissing i VOL. 106 NO. 170 New Largest Evening Continuing the New Hampshire Telegraph October 20, NEW SEPTEMBER 19, 1974 36 Weather Variable Showers Likely Friday Full Report On Page 2 FIFTEEN CENTS Kissinger Sees Russian Accord On Emigration Wrong Side Up Arthur j. 21, of escaped serious injury when this truck overturned on Route 130 in yesterday He told police he swerved tb avoid hitting a and the truck left the road and The Hollis Fire Department was called to the scene to wash down spilled The department's rescue squad also but was not Police Chief Paul Bosquet Arson StUl Not Ruled Out Fire Probe Pushed HUDSON State and local fire of- are intensifying their probe into the cause of the fire Sept. 8, which destroyed High Authorities said arson has still not been ruled out as a probable cause of the fire which swept the town's only high state and local authorities began their investigation while fire fighters were still extinguishing the last pockets of Agents of the Tobacco and Firearms division of the U.S. Treasury working with state and local officials in the had ruled out the possibility of a bomb having caused the Fire Investigator George Odell of the State Fire Marshal's also ruled out a boiler explosion as a Fire Chief Frank Nutting and Lt. Robert Fournier of the Hudson Police were joined by State Police from the State Police Crime who assisted in probing the While the investigation is Hudson school students are beginning to students were shifted to the town's Memorial and some of the Memorial School students were transferred to the St. Francis Xavier school in School department officials and building engineers are also looking at the remains of the building in an fort to determine what portions of the ex- isting structure can be salvaged and In the Hudson residents have been told not to expect disaster assistance from the federal government for their high Sen. Thomas J. said Wednesday President Ford is holding back all disaster funds just approved by Citizens in Hudson are considering petitioning Ford directly for By ENDRE MARION WASHINGTON Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said today he expects to reach an under- standing with the Soviet Union allowing freer emigration from that nation Not a Precondition Kissinger freedom of emigration should not be a precondition for stronger economic ties with the Such a policy might revive the cold war at- of postwar he Kissinger gave his views in a foreign policy statement before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee which is conducting hearings on the policy of detente with Com- munist Kissinger also defended ex- isting agreements with the Soviet Union on the limitations of strategic nuclear weapons and declared the goal of future Strategic Arms Limitation Talks is to achieve in the strategic forces of the two are now moving toward an understanding the Soviet that should significantly diminish the obstacles to emigration and ease the hardship of prospective Kissinger He said those who demand changes the Soviet must be the pre- condition for the pursuit of a relaxation of tensions with the Soviet are view is We KISSINGER Page 2 Plane Crash Takes 4 Lives N.J. Four persons were killed today in the crash and quent explosion of a private plane near Monmouth County Routes 524 and 571 state police Identification of the whose bodies were dis- figured by the fire that ed the plane and surrounding was not immediately Witnesses reported hearing the crash and explosion of the Twin which was believed en route from to The craft contacted the con- trol tower at McGuire AFB during heavy fog and was re- routed to Robbinsville pilot made an in- strument approach here but and then made a standard approach port president Seth Hetherington had radio contact with him until he went Federal Aviation Officials in New Hampshire said the plane belonged to Ferns ing of Concord and took off from Concord at a.m. Several City Traffic Plans Under Study Thp New Hearing May Be Sought On Appointment The Aldermanic Traffic Committee last night ed a joint meeting to be held on Sept. 25, with the Board of Public Items to be considered by the two panels will include a traffic study of stable Northeastern Boulevard The meeting will also con- sider the feasibility of the ex- tending of St. Joseph's Drive through to West Hollis This is a possible solution to the problem brought to the committee by St. Joseph's Hospital some weeks the hospital asked about the possibility of restoring two-way traffic on Kinsley Hospital authorities were deeply concerned about accessibility to the and limitations that they felt were imposed by the one-way designation of Kinsley The boards will also discuss the position of an individual who will function as a traffic control Alderman Henry J. Desharnais chairman of the Aldermanic Traffic sees the position as one which will in- corporate traffic now carried by several easing workloads and promoting in the city's handling of traffic In other the com- postponed indefinitely ordinances relative to stop signs on Royal Oak Drive and Natick Committee approval was given to ordinances dealing with a stop sign on Lock Street at Atherton tion of operation of highway stop signs on Courtland at ing a portion of Dearborn Street stop signs on Dearborn Street at forbidding parking on a tion of the west side of born and one-hour parking on a portion of the north side of Amherst Ordinances which would forbid parking from 6 to 6 on a portion of West Hollis prohibit overnight parking of trucks in residential prevent obstruction of view at and the relative to one-hour parking on a portion of the east side of Walnut Street were held in The ordinance relative to establishing a fic Division was held in com- By JONATHAN KELLOGG WASHINGTON An aide to Sen. Gale D- says that McGee will probably ask to reopen ings on the appointment of Ruth Farkas as ambassador to Luxembourg if he gets new evidence indicating a purchase of the But Richard McCall said the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has not received official word that Rep. Louis C. Wyman changed his count of the date Mrs. Farkas met with former President City Bus Service Resumes Sept. 30 Local bus service in the city of Nashua will resume on Sept. 30, after a suspension of more than two Three lines will be aii of them using a downtown Memorial Hospital central passing All bus lines will run to the Nashua The Crown Mall will begin service for the day at a.m. The line running the Pick Your Own APPLES weekdays 1-6 p.m. weekends 10-6 p.m. Bring Your Family Free Picnic Tables KIMBALL HEIGHTS FARMS 878-2286 On Rte 3i, South of Rte 101 between Wilton Lake Kinsley Street run will com- mence for the day at The line which will run from Royal Ridge Main West Hollis Street to the Mall and back on Kinsley Street will begin service at Thomas planner for the Nashua Regional Planning who announced the resumption of service at last night's meeting said that the three Hudson Bus Lines runs will be to serve shoppers They will provide good service where it has the potential to Areas where elderly residents live will be concentrated Nixon's re-election campaign Maurice The New Hampshire con- acknowledged mid- d I e m a n in securing the Luxembourg ambassadorship for Mrs. Tuesday dis- closed that Mrs. a contributor to Nixon's met with Stans in May 1972. Mrs. nominated by Nixon in August 1972 for is under gation by the Special Office because of gations that the Nixon ad- ministration sold In separate letters to the Senate Foreign Relations which approved her nomination in March 1973. she and Wyman said the meeting with Stans was in September 1972 after she was McCall said McGee wants official confirmation that there was a mistake about the meeting dates but he said it would require a decision of the entire Senate Foreign Relations Committee to reopen the Calls to Luxembourg by The Associated Press and a RUTH FARKAS Chester radio station failed to get a response from dor Farkas about the change in dates on her meeting with An embassy employe said Mrs. Farkas had been fore- warned about such calls and would have no two of Wyman's political rivals in New shire demanded that he drop out of the race for the U.S. Senate following the latest FARKAS Page 2 200 Families Flee Flooding in Texas Pileup Otis C. 54, was killed day in rush hour traffic on Interstate 55, in Tenn. when a dump truck in- volved in a chain collision rolled over the One roof of his Five vehicles were ed in the pileup which began when a tractor-trailer rig crashed into the rear of the dump HAMPSHIRE DRIVING SCHOOL Class Starts Sept. 30 882-7443 CAR RENTALS CHECK OUR RATES Inc at Tulley Buick Co. 888-0551 Grant City SEPTEMBER SPECIAL 0 Custom Drapery Fabric from our or Also receive equal yardage of lining at no extra Also at these low prices our collection of custom slipcover to OFF CALL 603-889-4143 For Appointment POLAROID SQUARE SHOOTER FILM SPECIAL 178 Mam St. 889-1145 free parking Rear of Bldg. 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Nights til 9 More than a half inch of rain fell at day and heavier rains were expected in other parts of west A cold front triggered fall from the northern Rockies into the upper Great Nearly a quarter of an inch FLOOD Page 2 TONIGHT IN THE TELEGRAPH Allen 4 21 Anderson 4 Nashua Scene 4 Classifieds 30-35 Oakley 4 Comics 29 Obituaries 2 Crossword 23 Porter Dear Abby 16 Social Circle 27 Editorial 4 Sports 24-26 Financial 10 Suburban 14.55 Health 21 Television 29 Horoscope 22 Theaters 28 Weather 2 Magic Carpet Barn 447 Amherst St. RM 01 -A Nashua Tel. 882-6505 Completely installed with Pad Shags Commercial Sheared
