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o SECTION 2 - PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALEK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1984 Vets feel cheated m Agent Orange talks By Cliff Ward veterans, I'm afraid," said Jack satisfactory plan for a pack of Lucky Strikes," piaind*ai«r-H*raid N*wt s*rvk« Sorenson, vice-president of distributing the money were not Sorenson said. McHenry County VietNow. developed. "It's just another slap in the Tentative approval of the The local veterans group has "If he makes that final face to the Vietnam veterans," proposed $180 million Agent been outspoken in its criticism decision, the books will be closed he said. Orange lawsuit settlement has of the proposed settlement and J forever," Sorenson said. Although vets angry with the left some Vietnam veterans has called for a trial on the Weinstein also must deter- decision have not formulated a feeling like they've been "taken Agent Orange suit. mine a plan to pay the hundreds plan, Sorenson said they have to the cleaners," an official of a Weinstein, who came to of lawyers who have submitted not ruled out more legal action. McHenry County veterans Chicago this past summer to claims in connection with the Agent Orange was sprayed group said. solicit vet's comments on the suit. Sorenson estimated that ov^r millions of acres of Federal Judge Jack Weinstein proposal, must still establish a legal fees alone may take bet- Southeast Asia to deprive in New York said Tuesday he system to determine which vets ween $10 million and $40 million Communist .insurgents of would tentatively approve the and their relatives are eligible to from the settlement fund. Also, ground cover during the Viet- proposed $180 million settlement receive money from the set- fees to pay fund administrators nam War. Although it was offered by the seven chemical tlement fund and how that fund will come from the fund itself, supposed to have been harmless companies that manufactured will be administered. he said. to people and animals, it con- Agent Oraage, a defoliant used The judge said he might still a "There's not going to be tained the hazardous chemical extensively in Vietnam. reject the settlement if a enough left to buy each veteran dioxon. "It's a sad. day for all WHERE NO JOB IS TOO (IGOR 100 SMALL' REDUCED HOUSEKEEPING RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Ov*r II Y*ort of SotUlflcd Custom*" •Gift Ccrtificifts AfiilaM* ^ for Baby Sfcowtn, lirftdays and Annhrtrsirits FUUY INSURED ft BONDED •15-M5-1S77 •floors Stripped •Windows Washed •Office Cleaning •Carpet Cleaning Water exercise program started The Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association (NISRA) is again offering a swim and water exercise program for physically disabled and physically limited adults. " I ; ' " The program will emphasize ability rather than disability and focus on developing range of motion, endurance and stamina through a variety of aquatic exercises. Hie program is being held on Wednesdays, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. until Dec. 12, at the Lake Region YMCA. The cost of the program is $16 and for more information, contact the NISRA office at 459-0737. CONTINUES THRU MONDAY, OCTOBER 8TH! WARM WINTER OUTERWEAR FOR THE FAMILY. ENJOY YOUR ALL WOMEN'S COAT^ AND JACKETS. For example: ^ Sale $50 Reg. $99. Junior jacket ofw polyester/nylon quilted to down/ i« feathers for incredible warmth. iti Not shown. Reg. $ ̂ 60 Sale $99 Misses coat of poly/nylon/down. Does not Includa Haltton III" Sal* prlcad thru October 13th. 'li AT BEEF VILLA DURING THE ENTIRE MONTH OF OCTOBER! MEN'S JACKETS. Sale 39.99 Reg. $65. Ski style jacke with zip-off sleeves. Polyester/cottor shell with nylon lining. Sale 82.50. Orig. $110. Leather jacket with epaulets, knit waist and cuffs. A Not shown: Reg. $65 Sale 38.99. Rugged bomber style with zip off hoo< BROASTED® CHICKEN® BOYS' AND GIRLS' OUTERWEAR. Sale 21.00 Orig. $34. Little girls' appliqued stadium. While they last. Big girls' sizes. Orig. $39 Sale 25J Sale 17.99 Orig. $26. Little boys'* chintz coat. While they last Big boys' sizes. g Orig. $30 Sale 109 From 11 AM to 2PM Every Day NOW THRU 10/31/84 25% to 40% OFF LEATHER HANDBAGS. Sale 11.99 to 29.99. Reg. $20 to $50. Choose from a smart collection of supersoft leathers in several styles. Some items at larger stores only. Sale prices effective thru Monday, October 8th unless otherwise noted. Brickyard, Ford City, Fox Valley Center, Gary Village, Golf Mill, Joliet Mall, Lakehurst, Lincoln Mall, Marquette Mall, North Riverside Park, Orland Square, Southlake Mall, Spring Hill Mall, Winston Plaza, Woodfield, Yorktown