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' ae . Pay . . ce cae ee nen ree ee es gee es ee ees cee em ee re tee ee” Ly ' \ Disorders i 4 Damage | Worst Yet i By DAVE McCARTIY ‘ Times Staff Vriter i . Damages incurred in five days of disturbances in Hart-: ford are expected to exeecd $1.5 million, police reported _ todayy “ cE ad : The estimate was made as police and fire officials began ‘+ inspecting the disorder torn :. areas of the city and com- , piling a list of damages. “The damage report is cx- . pected ta be completed by the _ end of this week. XS If the $1.5 million figure ( holds iruc, this year's dis- turbanees will go down in. ‘record as the most scrious "in Hartford history. . Last Seplember's disturb- anees have held the dubious record. Nincty-seven business- es were burned and looted and : damages then totaled $13 - £ miltion. Three hundred and twelve persons were arrested in con- *- nection with this year’s dis- ’ durbances. Of those, 16 were - juveniles, police said..--.——» “Most of the juveniles—per- ‘sons under 16 years of age— + were arresied on charges of looting, breaking and enter- ing and throwing stones and bottles at police, according to ' Lt. James M. Jordan, head of . the Juvenile Division of the Harlford Police Department. “On the other hand,**: > Jordan said, “we have nol > had one juvenile arrested for - curfew violation.” The most serious juvenile | arrest of the past five days l fonk place carly Sunday » Morning, he said, when a 14- year-old Black Panther Party member was arresied on charges of conspiracy to com- mit murder, possession_of, . 7 — {Continued on Page 6) eae + 6 ar see eb arene re) erent he (indicate piqe, name of newspaper, city and atate.) Ma rierd TLUes va F-¥-70 Edition: Author: Editor: Tithe: Character: cee et a er ee