The Republican from Springfield, Massachusetts (2024)

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Summer Two A1 Springfield Technical Community College you have a second chance to sign up for summer courses The second set of summer sessions will start July 15 You may choose from day or evening classes to suit your schedule and still have ridays off DAY SESSION 2 July 15 August 15 Classes meet Monday through Thursday mornings EVENING SESSION 2 July 15 August 15 Classes meet Monday Tues day and Thursday evenings REGISTRATION Because of the fiscal crisis STCC will be closed from July 4 to July 12 as well as on ridays from June 7 to August 23 In order to be sure of a seat in the summer course of your choice you should register before July 2 Registration is held in Garvey Hall South Hours are Monday Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm and Wednesday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm through July 2 Late registration is July 15 and 16 from 8:00 to 8:00 although class space will be limited Visa and MasterCard are accepted COLLEGE OR KIDS Session 1: July 15 July 25 Session 2: July 29 August 8 These two week courses for children in grades 2 11 present exciting learning opportunities in subjects such as computers magic tennis creative writing biology audio and video production conversational french art and more or more information please call the Division of Continuing Education at 781 1314 SUMMER COLLEGE PROGRAM SPRINGIELD TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE Colombia for Escobar dealings WASHINGTON (AP) The Co lombian government be on for its treatment of drug kingpin Pablo Escobar in his luxu rious prison the Bush administra top drug control official said yesterday The remarks by Robert Mar tinez director of the office of drug control policy were the strongest language used by any US government official to de scribe incarceration The billionaire head of the Me dellin cocaine cartel surrendered Wednesday and was' taken to a jail prepared for him in his home town of Envigado The jail has private baths gardens a soccer field television and game rooms more like hacienda a ranch is almost what it looks like to an Martinez said on CBS TWs the Escobar surrendered the same day a panel writing a new consti tution for Colombia voted to ban extradition of Colombian crimi nals The constitution will become law July 5 Escobar faces nine indictments in the United States on drug traf ficking or murder charges according to the Justice Depart ment would have hoped that Co lombia would have extradited Pablo Escobar to the United States for trial That apparently is not going to be Martinez said think Colombia will be on ROBERT MARTINEZ vW if trial with Pablo Escobar in terms of how they deal with him now that he is in incarceration or so called he said But Martinez said it was pos itive that Escobar and others are in prison at all No major Colombian drug deal er has been successfully convicted and served prison time in Colom bia where there have been death threats against judges Sen Joseph Biden Del appearing with Martinez on the said the US govern ment should tell Colombia: Try Escobar Keep him in a regular jail Put him away for a long Martinez said the important thing is happens in the criminal justice system what hap pens if found guilty what will be the length of sentence? Under what conditions will they serve that Escobar is accused of ordering hundreds of murders and bomb ings Two of his lieutenants John Jairo Velasquez and Carlo Aguilar were taken along with him to the jail outside Medellin BEAUTIUL DE UMAR CALL 734 6489 MM1 Pleated Shades Blinds Verticals Upto 60 Off SALiS fr Plus $20 Rebates on CUSTOM BLINDS SHADESree Measuringree Installation fir mwKkIESbW 1 i3 I a EJ MURPHY CO 192 Pine Street Springfield MA "Serving the Area Since 1946" US reports air base may be crippled UNION NEWS MONDAY JUNE 24 1991 5 Continued from Page 1 covered homes broken trees and the partially collapsed Grissom Elementary School in Mactan housing complex indi cates that the base is directly endangered by future eruptions in the way of a pyro clastic flow a terminal said Ed Wolfe a geologist at Clark from a US Geological Survey team want to be The Pentagon has temporarily transferred some of the essential operations including training airlift capability and special operations to other bases in the Western Pacific par ticularly Guam and Okinawa Officials say the transfers may become permanent if the base is deemed inoperable Abandoning Clark a major mil itary logistics and training hub would force the Pentagon to reor ganize supply lines and defense strategy for the Western Pacific and Indian Ocean The base ini tially built for cavalry was begun in 1901 as first over seas base and has been a key Pa cific bastion since World War II as headquarters of the 13th Air orce and home of a sophisticated aerial combat and bombing range Demolition teams already have begun destroying surplus muni tions stored on Clark destroying 1000 pound bombs grenades and ammunition for three days last week At least some were water damaged one official said despite entombment in earth covered con crete bunkers No precise figures are avail able but damage and cleanup from the June 15 eruption is likely to cost hundreds of millions of dollars at Clark and the equally stricken Subic Bay Naval Base and dockyard where more than 122 buildings were badly damaged ordestroyed activities may be tempo rarily relocated as well officials said but no decision has been made yet Subic is less likely to close permanently however since its ship repair refueling and re supply facilities are easier to maintain The eruptipn occurred just three months before leases expire for the bases A year of contentious negotiations to extend the leases stalled in May with Manila de manding $825 million a year and Washington offering $360 million Boot camp jail praised in NH CONCORD NH (AP) Offi cials say the state shock incarceration program boasts a good first year record Of 96 convicts released so far after finishing the boot camp style program nine have had their pro bation or parole revoked and were returned to the prison to serve out their sentences The four month program has admitted 149 prisoners since it began in 1990 Thirty are enrolled now 14 flunked out because they pass physical muster and nine were tossed out before gradu ation for breaking the rules Officials say it is unclear when talks may resume or under what conditions At least 1500 active duty Air orce personnel from Clark have been evacuated by aircraft carrier from Subic Bay joining more than 20000 military dependents and Department of Defense employ ees All have been taken to Cebu about 200 miles south for flights to Guam and to the United States The evacuation leaves a skele ton force of only 1500 Air orce police engineers and others at Clark Another 5000 Air orce personnel and 7000 Navy sailors are housed at Subic where a mas sive cleanup and repair effort has barely begun At Clark virtually every tin roofed hangar and storage shed along the flight line crumpled and collapsed from the sheer weight of the volcanic debris The roof of a three story maintenance hangar for the 353rd Special Operations Wing collapsed on cots and bed rolls installed in case the building was needed as an evacuation cen ter It was empty when it col lapsed A wall of mud and boulders pushed a dozen vehicles 150 feet off a new car lot leaving them scattered as muddy wrecks Scores of other vehicles are aban doned in the mud loodwaters also damaged the base commis sary and exchange two floors in the hospital and numerous homes and offices NEW LOCATION STEVEN KAIM DDS COSMETIC and AMILY DENTISTRY A ULL SERVICE DENTAL OICE Easy Access REE CONSULTATIONS 782 1905 1268 Sumner Ave Springfield REE Parking A i I I A few cleanup crews shoveled ash off rooftops but most of the 9200 acre base shrunk from 150000 acres after a 1979 agree ment returned most of the facility to the Philippines appeared eerily empty Even roads that had been cleared were treacherous: A pickup truck that tried to cross a tall drift of ash in the middle got stuck as on snow with its wheels spinning Rand said it will take weeks be fore the full extent of damage is known and months before repairs can be made want to sound casual but if I was in the real estate business I would wish we had an ocean so I could say we had beach front he joked With heavy monsoon rains drenching western Luzon almost every day Philippine officials stepped up warnings yesterday for tens of thousands of people to flee riverbanks and low lvinc areas in case devastating landslides and mudflows come crashing down the mountain into surrounding towns and villages Small earthquakes rock Tokyo TOKYO (AP) Two small earthquakes yesterday sent rocks gas and ash cascading down the slopes of Mount Unzen which killed 40 people in an erup tion earlier this month There were no reports of injuries or damage following the temblors yesterday which were believed to have jolted a lava dome inside the crater The movement touched off a small flow of extremely hot vol canic debris and gas on the east side of the volcano Seismographs detected the temblors yesterday throughout most of the southwestern Shima bara Peninsula The quakes epicenter was believed to be about five miles west of the vol cano and about four miles under ground Officials said both quakes were weak The Richter scale equiva lent was not immediately avail able Mount Unzen erupted June 3: forcing the evacuation of thou 1 sands of people and damaging I dozens of homes on the outskirts of Shimabara a city of 45000 at the base of the southern volcano The volcano is 600 miles south west of Tokyo i MATTRESSES TRUCKLOADS OVER 500 MATTRESSES IN STOCK OR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY REE REMOVAL OLD BEDDING REE DELIVERY Mattresses for Cot Twin Size Mattresses $79 ull Size Mattresses s99 Size Mattresses $1 29 Mattresses for Sofa Beds79 CHEST DRAWERS 189 HEADBOARDS 69 NITE TABLES 89 ROSS BEDDING I 1114 MAIN ST SPRINGIELD TEL 737 5302 I 4 4 Open Daily Mon ri 10 9 Sat 9 5 Sun 12 5 jnXf af owcaswsnoppes laZBov Showcaseshoppes 1299 Riverdale St West Springfield 732 7317 Take Rte 91 to Exit 13A (Rt 5 N) i We're at the foot of the romp across from tho Pancake House 9 in a 7 of 4 reiLVV Megs REE 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