Naugatuck Daily News (Newspaper) - January 14, 1974, Naugatuck, Connecticut per Copy Weekly Carrier Simon Says Oil Firms Should Reveal More On Reserves By WILLIAM E CLAYTON WASHINGTON En- ergy Chief William E Simon said today the government should be able o require oil companies to reveal much more information on their oil reserves arid marketing Otherwise Simon said the government Won't be able to solve energy problems testifying at the first of several new congressional ings planned this week on energy before Congress ly reconvenes after a long recess Simon All of our current sources of Kissinger Offers Peace Plan To President Sadat By United Press International Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger presented his plan for separation of Egyptian and Israeli troops lo President Anwar Sadat at a meeting today in Egypt's Nile river resort town of Aswan Sadal thanked him for a wonderful effort Diplomatic sources told UPI correspondent Maurice Guindi in Aswan that Egypt already had indicated satisfaction with the plan which they said called for total Israeli pullback from the Suez Canal into the Sinai desert in exchange for fied American guarantees about Israel's security The sources said the broad outline of the plan was communicated to Aswan before Kissinger left Israel and that the Egyptians wilh what U.S officials termed very concrete and specific proposals ending the ly explosive situation canal The chief point of debate appeared to be number of Egyptian forces to be left on the Israeli side of the canal Tel Aviv reports said Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told Kissinger that Israel could not compromise on its ence on a thinning out of Egyptian forces in the Sinai Egypt has previously insisted that its 2nd and 3rd Armies on the east bank remain intact fully equipped with planes tanks and rockets Diplomatic sources said Egypt would agree to streamline its east bank forces presumably trimming down size Kissinger was expected to shuttle back to Israel later today after his talks with Sadat Whether he would return to Aswan apparently depended on developments We are thankful to Dr Kissinger for his wonderful Please turn to Page 2 Adult Education Program To Start The second semester of the Naugatuck Adult Education Program will open Monday Feb 4 at 7 p.m Registrations for the semester will take place at Naugatuck High School Monday Tuesday Wednesday Jan 28 from 5 to 8 p.m Students enrolled in last program who notified their teachers that they wished to return do not have to register again Courses that will be offered this term are as Americanization Beg Adv Drawing and Painting Cake Decorating Ceramics Crocheting Decoupage First Aid Floral Arranging Furniture Diploma Program Intermediate Shorthand Painting Sewing Tailoring Typing and Adv Un- your All of these courses will open the week of Feb 4 except the First Aid will open Monday Feb 11 and Income Tax will open Wednesday Feb 27 Please turn to Page 2 School Bus Schedules For Naugatuck Listed Bus Schedule Change Listed School buses transporting Naugatuck students to Catholic high schools will pick up passengers 20 minutes later than the usual schedule tomorrow Tuesday morning according to Frank Lussier The following adjusted time schedules for all Naugatuck schools are being repeated originally listed last Friday for benefit of those who missed it first time School Asst Supt Robert Ruccio also notes each student will be given a copy of the schedule ANDREW Open lunch to p.m kindergarten start p.m dismissal at p.m CENTRAL Open lunch to p.m kindergarten start p.m dismissal at p.m CROSS Open lunch to p.m garten dismissal p.m HOP Open lunch to p.m garten dismissal p.m PROSPECT Open lunch to p.m kindergarten p.m dis- missal p.m SALEM Open p.m dismissal p.m WESTERN Open lunch to p.m kindergarten p.m dismissal at p.m CITY HILL MIDDLE Open close p.m HILLSIDE MIDDLE Open close p.m Please turn to Page I data are voluntary and for many of the programs we now operate this is simply not enough We now clearly need mandatory reporting systems and mechanisms to check and enforce their proper operation Sen William Proxmire D- Wis chairman of the Senate economic subcommittee conducting today's hearing told I am sure my colleagues in the Congress and the public at large are as confused as I am after reading and hearing for weeks all the conflicting reports of critical shortages embargoes broken embargoes shortfalls tant oil profits etc Proxmire said the shortages and reports of profits by some oil firms create great skepticism in this country Simon said the Federal Energy Office has already instituted a number of new systems to collect belter energy data and to improve our management capabilities He acknowledged that most of the information comes from the industry and much is nol disclosed at all Simon said he felt that specific mandatory reporting legislation is required In Oregon the nation's first gasoline rationing went into effect with motorists allowed to buy gas only every other day during the gas available to everyone on Saturday and none available on Sunday Under the plan service stations sell gas today and on upcoming even-numbered days to motorists whose license plate ends with an even number Motorists wilh license plates ending in odd numbers will get their turn at the pumps Tuesday and on odd-numbered weekdays Sen William Proxmire D- Wis whose subcommittee of the Joint Economic Committee Please turn o Page 12 Gasoline Big Home Prize MILFORD Conn UPI The prize at the second annual Milford Home Show this year will be 100 gallons of gasoline The show is scheduled for Friday Saturday and Sunday with prizes tp announced Sunday at the Knights of Columbus Hall Second prize will be a water bed Prime Minister Edward Heath arrives at No 10 Downing Street London today shortly after noon from his official country residence Chequers Later afternoon Mr Heath meets Trade Union Congress leaders to discuss he TUC peace plan on he miners dispute as Britain enters the third week of the three-day working week caused by the energy crisis Today's News In Brief By United Press International WASHINGTON UPI The first of at least four inquiries into the extent of the fuel shortage begins today when a subcommittee of the Joint Economic Committee looks into the availability and accuracy of oil industry tics Energy Office Administrator William E Simon and er advocate Ralph Nader were among the subcommittee's scheduled witnesses Chairman Sen William Proxmire asked ney General William B Sunday to take antitrust action against the major oil firms In Oregon the nation's first gasoline rationing went into effect wilh motorists allowed to buy gasoline only every other day during the week Gasoline will be available lo everyone on Saturday and no one on Sunday UPI has learned that new Please urn o Page 2 Youth Held In Shooting Of Parents MILFORD Conn UPI Milford Police are holding a year-old man accused of ing his parents to death Sunday night Dead are George and June Reed both about 47 police said They were found about 10 p.m Sunday by another son David Reed 22 The couple had been killed with a shotgun Scott Reed was to be ly charged with murder Reed had been arrested Sunday night by Orange Police on other charges before discovery of the bodies of his parents Oxford Man Believed Drowned In Lake Zoar MAYOR WILLIAM C RADO right joined a group of I Democratic state leaders Saturday night at the State Armory while Democrats were attending the second inaugural ball in honor of Mayor Victor Mambruno and his ticket I Others left to right Sen William J of SUtt Rep Bernard Avcollie of and State Chairman John M Bailey ANN LANDERS COMICS CLASSIFIED CROSSWORD OBITUARIES EDITORIAL HOROSCOPE SOCIAL SPORTS 10 10 11 2 4 10 J 11 By United Press International An Oxford man was presumed drowned Sunday when his mobile broke through ice on Lake Zoar on the Housatonic River The search for the body of Zigmunt Kacprzynski 59 was lo continue today Police said the man was last seen calling for help Sunday afternoon after his snowmobile broke through the ice River Constable Clifford ner told slate police he heard the man's cries but could not rescue him in time At least three other people died in Connecticut weekend mishaps A girl was pronounced dead of injuries she received in a Saturday accident Police said Virginia Hinds was a passenger in her car which struck a ed car and a parked car David W Hinds 21 has been United Way Meeting Jan 22 The annual meeting of The United Way of and Beacon Falls Inc will be held at Church St on Tuesday Jan 22 at p.m All are members of me corporation and as such are entitled lo attend this meeting The election of directors will be held and other business as may properly come before the meeling Please notify the United Way office by Jan 18 if you plan to attend Representatives from the following firms will be present lo receive an ACCO Bristol Cily National Bank Connecticut Water Co GTE Sylvania Ideal Mfg Lewis Engineering Co Megin Trucking Naugatuck Glass Co Naugatuck Savings Bank Valley Savings Loan Association Ramos Iron Works Risdon Mfg Co Southern New England Telephone Co State National Bank Laurel Ledge School and Naugatuck Public Schools HOSPITAL NOTES Edward 4 Rustling Reed Rd is a patient at St Mary's Hospital charged with driving under the influence operating with pended license and misuse of registration plates Hinds and another passenger Janet Thibeault 21 were ed for minor injuries Police said Jonathan Wayne Klepacki 13 of died and another youth James Murach 14 was slightly injured when a car struck them near a Southington intersection Police said John J Daley Jr 31 of driver of the car has been charged with conduct of a motor vehicle and released on bond And five year old Mark Kaplan of Suffield died day after he was struck by a car while playing on a sled near his home Police said the driver of the car was Patricia Naegeli of field who claimed her vision was blocked by a snowbank Saturday Morning Session Success Mayor William C Rado called his Saturday session at Town Hall Another Bomb Hoax At NHS Another bomb threat was received over he telephone at Naugatuck High School at today Teachers at the school and police officers working with Det John Crotly youth officer ched the school but mined the call was a hoax Principal Richard G Leonard noted just the one call seemingly from a young male had been received today up lo press time Two weeks ago schools were evacuated when four calls were received in an hour's lime Police are continuing heir intensive investigation of the matter a success today and Borough Clerk Michael Mormile an- a busy schedule of meetings for this week The mayor opened his office from 10 to noon Saturday as a convenience to his constituents He noted some people had found it difficult to see him during the past week because of the storm and others generally find the weekday hours inconvenient Between 12 and 15 people visited with the mayor at his office and double that amount talked wilh him on the telephone he said Assisting in new venture was the borough clerk and the mayor noted today they will hold the session on a monthly basis so long as they are well received BOARD MEETINGS Several borough units will hold Please turn to Page 2 Democrats To Elect Committee The Naugatuck Democrat Town Committee will meet Jan 28 at p.m in the Town Hall for the purpose of nominating and endorsing candidates for a new two-year term starting April 15 1974 Chairman Carl J Miele has noted thai any registered Democrat whose name appears on the last completed enrollment list of the Democrat Party is eligible and asks that they submit their intentions of no later than Jan 25 Letters should be sent to the chairman or any of the three Ward Leaders as First Ward Robert Burns Second Ward John Preslo and Third Ward Walter Staskiewicz WINDSOR LOCKS Conn UPI The Connecticut stale weather Sunny this morning In- creasing cloudiness during the afternoon high in the mid to upper 20s Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday low tonight around 20 north to the mid 20s south High Tuesday in the mid to upper 30s LAFF A DAY It will do 70 in 10 seconds flat when the energy crisis is
