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By BOJ, LAZARUS' pays 14s dlvoK^'iilfe'to lpa*Svide fV -'the'child’s support, prosecutor’s office concern child support, she added. ^ imprisonment for not paying support. However, in lieu qf the . ■' ■ T lm e s-N ^ s Wiltier ■• j providing the child lives with the'mother. - ■ Despite the site of the problem, Very few men have b^een sentence he was given three months probation and told to.start, TWIN FAJXS — Only about one tWrS of couFt-|«rdered child- T h m are abeut-aao^iises in Twin Falls County in which child punished fornot paying'. paying. Galley said. - > support paytnentsin Twin:Falls County are being paid, a Times- support payments have been ordered. E^ch case involves Twin Falls County Pros. Atty. Robert Galley said that during “U ’s a bastard case,” one judge, who handles child support , i ''N ew.‘i Hiirvey ghow s. the past two-yeara only six or seven have been fuumt gullty"Dr asesT^ahh™ z ' ^ ^ ------A survey of 100 caise records of persons awarded fhild support Ih e number of complaints lodged: lagainst the negligent "The'Judgeirakeditot to be identified: he said that, unlike any — shows that-onlir36 of1he-100Tecelvethelrfuirpavipent for the QrH)e trobleoL auBiiinmri 73upport

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U.S. Extends RestiictioiM IV Fuel Pri(^e Curbs Continue WASHINGTON rUPl) - The price freeze have to give 30 days advance notice to the to prevent a amld.en price explosion and give the ends, and Phase IV t e g in s .f t midnight Sunday government before bopsting prices, consumers economy time td absorb the'higher prices that for most of the e c o n o m y 'i—ahnost two years to , won't be-feeling the weight of sonle pricc boosts the goverfunent concedes are on the way. the day after President Nixon began his until mid-Septetnber. TWo!s , food'prices, except beef, were unfroeen •temporary” exjgeriment with wage-price Phase TV rules also require businessmen to July 13. The freeze will be lifted on most other x pntrols,______L,______prices at 11:59 p.m. KPT Sunday, However reductions are ItKeiy ip be rare. • giisoliinr: nom'e neatlngT>il and otlte^ggt^ieum iHraelix lialu GuliTOil AdmilH <>King Opcn^’S ^W Starting Monday, prices For most all goods products will remain TWePed an extra week, (.heck. I t « t pundi* lo M ix o n K fTort Recordi*, and services' — excerpt beef and petroleum Instead, administration economic controllers until Aug, 1'9, and beef will remain under price products -^ re free to rise within a range laid are warning shoppers to brace-for a new ceilings until Sept, 12, '\nili nail.' ------_ —„.u_. Wrii Orderi* out under a com plex fram ework of rules ir^flatitinary surge as companies race to markup The standard tor wage increases remains the

administered by the Co.st of Living Council prices tiiat were held in Check during the two- / same as before; 5,5 per cent a year for wages ( Mo hmu ..... (CLC), month freeze. — and O.a.par e^nt for fri nge bgnafitt,--.---- :------However, since the biggest corporations will The freeze is bein(> thawed gradually in order------(Continued on p. 8)

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T F m ail dle.«» in j a i l ---- TW IN FALLS — An autopsy sh o w ^ Friday thai Everett ^ OK’d Bohrn, Twin Falls, died of natural causes in the Twin Falls TWIN FALLS - The Idaho County jail ejarlier the same day. ^nk and Trust Co, (IBTT,) Twin Falls county cprftner Qoyce Edwards said he ordered * announced late last week stale the autopsy after'the man was removed from the jail to the ' authorities .had approved its Magic Valley Memorialilospital, He said there was no evidence Body CbuDi in Texas Infrea8e)i to 2.1 application to open a Twin Mans S<-x Murders As Police P ro b « of violence,- Falls branch, Bohm spent luesday njght in the Twjn Falls City JaiLap^ivaj____ ^The approval of' the transferetftothe county facility ttie next day. There Is no record Department of Finance in the Twin Falls sheriffs office of his being booked into jail. represents a turnaround over IT—'1. — . !»*•« n » 5 ,'c ^ ORV AF. HAN.SKN its earliei- decision to deny the l*elie d ies iipprovfs niikr storji««- application for what would be the fifth bank to operate in the HOl.l.YV^D lUPIl - city, I^st spring, PctJKJc^ Castle,'"Tir a popular commissioner of Finance Tom screen actress of the l?50s, Harisen supports ~^cEldowney said the charter dTecrof'a he'3ft “altack paused application didn't show a need by hardening of the arteri^s-of'' for another bank in Twin Falls, , the heart, the coroner'a office The struggle over wh^th**r - said today 4^emf waste site— perm it the-fifth bartk to open'lh ‘ stands Saturday with the front page above. The Muss Castle, who died Friday IDAHO FALLS - The T w in F alls has been in determination of permanent Tribune announcett~'ten days ago a liew sprint— ninht, was found sitting on a progress for several months. In National Reactor Testing storage" of waste material Gem shortage was forcing it to rut back in couch in Ihe libing room by her turning down the initial Station (NRTS) west of here from nuclear projects. circulation. Many papers in the Intermountain former husband. Producer application request last spring, would be a suitable interim "Interim''. Hansen said, could fin a le West are experiencing similar problems. but_ William MKlarry McEldowney revealed a storage site for much of the mean until the end of the 20th there have been no other cutbacks In circulation protest had been filed against nation's civilian nuclear waste, century annnunc<>d. ____ . its establishment by the Twin Rep, Orval Hansen, R-Idaho, William Ginkel. Manager of A)fnevi home spending oiled Falls Bank and Trust ( T F B t T ), said Friday. the Idaho Operations Office of The announcement by the WASHINGTON (U P I) - Some $100,000 in public funds has Hansen said the site "has the the AEC, said it would be Idaho Bank and Trust said been spent for security improvements to Vice President Spiro T. remoteness and the expertise" "prem ature at this point" to approval was still needed from ^new’s new $190,000 home in Kenwood, Md , his office tb serve as the storage fagility speculate over whether the Cassia fair, rodeo slated conHrmed Saturday. on an interim basis. He said the Federal I^posit Insurance interim site would be at the By M A R IL Y N E LLIO TT "Then, Now, and will be the theme for fair Press aide Marsh Thompson, asked about a Parade Magazine scientists at the N R TS have Corp, before the new bank NRTS He said the studies w ere Times-New* writer activities and will borainate the parade set for' report that the Mpenditiireslotaled $125,000, said a detailed done some of the "most would open its doors, "W e are in Washington, D. C. and he BURLEY — Although the Cassia County Fair 10:30 Th«irsday, Commercial entries_bands. 'accounting” was^r notnot, immediately available but that he Imj^rtant^york in waste optimistic." President J, Grant had notseea the results. . and Rodetrofficiallybegtn»T?»ttfsday^«8t»¥itt««~^. ■ remembered me loial abdiit $100,000,^ , _ m anagem ent" In connectTlJn Bickmore saidr **that this will begin Weflnesday.nrglir'for"

Her time of 9 hours, 36 minutes clipped 21 minutes off the previous, women’s record Solons ashr^Gent geotherm al research she set TTT-Julyr 1 ^ 1 year, and By DAVID ESPO said, would be played by the U,S, Atomic expanded Intb The getrfhermal field. of Jhe subcom m ittee’s parent Interior ihe-4nenl»Tecorrf of 9 hours. 44 Tim'es-News Writer Energy Commission. He said chances were "I encourage this Sulx:ommittee to seriously Committee, said means had to be found'to ,rniDUles.thaLis held by another^ "'rea^riabTy good ■&’ signlRcanl parf”couTd Be "cpriiiSCT^fbTlowin'i^ Ifie palhr wtablished for tl4 encourage the iniei^T o f private cof^fiQSffiT^" ^^mwican.’ Davis Hart IDAMO ■ FATIS - THem ^s of Idaho's played III Tdalio,” p ^ i b l y at the National nuclear' Industry, to support Dr, Johnson’s and utlliaes^tn researcli and development of Congressional delegation made it dear at. Reactor Testing Station west of here. suggestion regarding establishment of a geothennal potential. H? said it was unrealistic Congressional subcommittee hearings— liere- — Rc3'ponstQ realiie a profit'.frgn audi an.. Tuir cMild take place in Idaho. - coinmittee lie hoped om of the nation’s first provided “an experienced staff with skills that investment Sen. FVahk ClrarOi, OTdaho, chairman of the demopstration plants could be buill in the stated. ,,).^n be applied toward, realization' of this Later in the hearings, Robert Hogg, a retired ' , D e ta iln , p. 2 6 subcommittee, the W a ^ r and Power Resources . . -^>^evlmd' Mttf Kt U y j ^ o ’a potential role in Important objective." Hansro, whose Idaho Power Co. eiecative. said tw»-£ac(ors Subcom m it^ of the Senate Committee on the developing researSI program h u ^ ( e r e d -^Gongressionai-district indndes Ihe NRTS, also were (Mrlding agains^ private'investment-Jn. interior and Iniwlar Affairs, said leglslatlcHL___ arflimd-ihe National Reactor Testing Station. called for the development of geothennal geothermal research. Such work, he said, was E ditorials-, 4' Living. 20-23 tf WMS being prepared for introductio^in Congress -.Bepk-: tJmtHansen,' R-Idaho testified before projects “in paraUel^^pe^tting a broad range, ‘very expensive" and risky, and id aadtUW, the " Calling Rir tt gw IH B Tnn're^fdi prdj[rain~ -tB r’coBanitteE-ffiitTiir enffirsed JSKfisSTi TJ-W F a r m . 2 4 o( npern&^&QoO^imjPvs^ - "gubrtantial aiaer" - - urging, hearing .hel«j in same tiine.’' on the ItncjletflK iitiESm *;- . 1 9 ‘Buslne ssj 26-r centrahrole ^ such research, ; Washingtohr that-tbTTpte :o(3Qi»=lQCISrM I^ S ^ i»y a e & J fc C 3 iT O rR rld alM, a iu c inlicr " ______------

2 Tlm*» News, Twin Falls, Idaho Sunday, August 12, 1973 . tor crying A LBUQU EfiQ U ife. ( U PlS eaich __plan ea_ of it.____ ^ ; ' ______equipped— with.,-.8oyhtetioat»d----- •Wndon'Iknnwthatfwineone------tracking, equipment including h a^’t pick^ that up and n6w Ihfra-red' cameras Sattjrday , Is leaaing-Tis on 8T bit,^-CWil - was tentatively scheduled for Monday at the ■ By tnnteaifreM Inteniatlonal • scoured a rugged"mountalnqus Air Patrol March spokesman T. . request of Lebanon as threats and expressions Israeli Defend Minister Moshe Daypn said \ section of Central New Mexico C. Ashby saiid. ” B u tof coutm of outrage poured in from Arab lands. Satur^day Israel diverted a Baghdad-bound hoping to trace down a small we can't afford to let that stop "H e Is the. m aster of muriierers, iGeofge Arab airliner to o n e o l Us aii^ases In an effort to boy's radioed plea forhelp. us. There very well could be Habash, absolutely without restraint,” Dayan capture leaders of the P o ™ la r Front for the The search for the t>oy. who someone out there who really Mberstion of PaJestine+PFLP >«uerrilla«rQup_ ■ K a i r i ...... : ...... - has been-er-ying-for aid -over needs the help.” — DayainaKrther PFtP'leaderr Dr; -George- " S iy countf^'any^group;,^ people, "children, cra2ens"baTitf“ chsHnets-slirce — Dnrtng^Tadio"contacts -with------Kabash, was "the Blaster of murderers-” and it makes no mference, wtiatcver'he can later Tuesday, gotnewimpetus early - the boy,-hfe^ has said his name that his group was behind the attack on contend had some connection with'Israel.” , Saturday with a three-hour is Larry and that he is 7-years- passengers at Athens airport last Sunday and The PFJ.P also engineered the simultaneous contact witfi Albuquerque radio old. He also said his father's the hijacking o f a J^ipan Air Unas plane to iiijacking of three planes to Jordan three years operators Alice King and Army pickup truck had been involved tib y c last n^onth. ago. The craft were blown up after the" Sgt. A. ' Schmidt. They iji an accident and that his "Therefore, w e wanted to put this to a stop passengers allowed to flee. narrowed the boy's location father was either dead or and to fight this organization with all the means injured. J _ Although no guerrillas were found by Israel in down to a 40-miie-lDng area we have," Dayan said. T h fi.iio y '5- calls wet;e first Friday's action, Dayan, speaking in an south of the city. Four ATab guerrilla leaders, including heard Tuesday by a woman in interview on Israeli television, said, ”To my "Ttie contact this morning Habash and an aide, Salah Salah. were to be on California. Since then reports of mind this Operation did not fail. Had last night's was definitely the most signifi­ the airliner Intercepted by Israeli warplanes, a crying child h ^ been pick­ action gotten complicated aiid iSoroe civilians cant development since we guerrilla sources said. But the four decided not ed up throaghout the south gotten injured, then 1 would say we had a failure st^)rted searching Tuesday," to make the flight because they - srnelled and southwest. and there are failures in war. Schmidt said. "som e^nt fishy,” a I’KI.P spokesman in Two Air Forc«-pli^^ carry­ •(> had we caught the wrong plane, but the -* - Search coordinators, howe- lay. ing infra-red carneras were plane was the same plane we were looking for ^VOr,'have Jiot ruled out the "We fooled them this time," a representative flown from Omaha, Neb,, to and there were no errors that led to the harming possibility . that . the distress of the P F I,P said. photograph the area. C A P and of life or anything else," callsm igh\hpa4hti . hoax. They . are . Meanwhile, a- U,N. .Security Coimcll session equally concerned that the call military planes aid helicopters help Tuesday m ay-have-flew . grid pattefns oyer the Beef shortage affects 1 real'and that pranksters area. - Presbyterians plan slatighterhouse workers TF barbecue taday .By United Press International ' IJaker lleeclinut Inc., of Cariajoharie, T?.Y., The lack of b ee f on the m arket has forced the one of the nation's ' largest producers of sing to guitar accompaniment. The speaker will be Rev. clos,ngs of m any meat related industries ahd piief>artatb8t>y foods, said It will close for one mor« will probably shut down before the price”" day Monday because beef Is unavailable, corn John Matthew, the new ceililig iVlifted Sept. 12. ' and prune crops are late and dry weather has executive for the Snake River aJyid c los4>d4w-l^ ~ affet?t«M^-4he harvMtitinu-of-xjcas. area of the Syfiod of the ■Angelas by Saturday~X.'jnTOarlBuezTOdrlBuez of ihe- hI.so __ some goals and purposes-foe Butchers Union U)cal 5G:1 said more than 2,000 plan to close Monday because they say they can the church and then will elicit -persons h ave-b een put out pf_iiujrk_by the not get ahy meiii; 'L. , _ ’ . comment^nd-sugg«stions closings and they expect to remain unemployed B»fcf producersfife-not taking their product to from the congregation. until Sept. 12. m arket because they say thtit «(w <»-«}’ on the meeting in the several other countries refused NUllill. ,ind Karl Buhrn, ' Kleanyrj Johnson. C oeur Ills parents and one sistrr. last Tuesday, with a long I'rim ea two weeks ago bel\yeen 111 go along, "The Hoiiianians PAl'L I-jlella Manuela Sjnilp’oinl, and ' five d'.Mene; five sisters, Mrs, S, F, Friends may call this article in the Communist party U'onid 1 Brezhnev, general won't t ountenance the idea of a O.illegos, Paul, infant gr.indehildren, lews. Twin Falls, .Mrs^ Hugh afternoon and evening and newspaper -Pravda that inanv Mvreliir> of the Soviet Commu- l onferonce now ," One Western d.iiighler of .Miguel and __ll« w;iA^ i)receded in death by Murlinier, Bulil, Mrs, John Monday until 1 30 p m - niiit par ty,.'and - pnrly leaiUirs: .luii>at naid . Th« Ho inania nw— '■.'^rrtnnm tinilei^s, ugh Crhina was not even L'uuntcrweight to Soviet influ­ THE TIMES-NEWS at White Mortu;iry Chapel by Portlandj Ore , and nine Paul mentioned in the official ence over their foreign policy lAl>,VKr.AS, Nev. — Norma She IS survived by her Bishop Kobert King.- ►grandchildren ivtdt r An\ lOAMO •lean la s Vegas, p.ii-enLs and her grandp;irenLs, dr.uesulc mihtary ' rites at Funeral services will be By Coffi#f former IVin Falls resident, Mr and .Mrs Jose Ka.scon p*f Month . . Siin.wt M ciiiorial Park will be conducted at 2 p m Morfday at Valley Hospitals died Aug 5 at her home Ho'i.iry will be rccUed_ .. 40AiIy t Sunday) 12 7i ujidor tlie du’.cctiun uf- the KejnoULs Funeral Chapel with SGirvifPs wprp rondurtvd MOTTTlrry tiravesidpTltes wilt By Mo.) National (iuard l^v Donald H-Wiriierrowd of Po^ ^ Advdnc* ll«‘morlal 4 iiskIh M«-morijil ThiirMlay in Las Vegas U’ .it Pleasjlnt View Cemetery Friends may call at the the Immaniiel Lutheran I Doily A Sunday ^ Church oificiatlng Burial will She is survived by her in Hurley at 10 a m, Tuesday .JKW FI.RY CO. 1 Month S3 00 inortuari, today iUid until 2 Admltti'd A d m itte d husband. .lames 0 Bond, Las Frien ds may c a ll at 3 Month* S0 SO p 111 Monday tx.' at Sunset M em orial Park ON THE MALt 6 Monthi i 1 6 00 .Mrs; Mike' J.in.sson, Mrs, Alan AlFon, Burley; .Mrs ■ Friends may call this Vcga.s .She was a niece of Dee .McCulloch Funeral Home > y«o/ S30 OQ Gary Bogle. Marguerite Orley .Skeen.'Paul, and Vernice afternoon and until time of Ainsworth. Beth Hell. I.O'nna Moful.i) afternoon and evenmg BY THE FOUNTAIN Moil_job»TTtfrtT«n» nU Conant. .Mary I.ou Horrara and. Pearson. Declo. service Monday .McCrcury. Ada Bopp ami Irma and Tuesday prior to services. coffi»f d#l'v*ry '» «o» r Winners lisled Boss Cook, .all .Tw in Falls; Dismissed KellinV. all Twin Falls, to< n*d M rs. WtllHHH^ Kobinson, Mrs Jim Cotten anf son. TWIN FALLS The Friday Ktmbtrrly, »ml Ceorge B Tom Higins, Mrs. Darwin !ng Ho9«frnan iJ t 7S3S and Eric Taylor, Mrs Arnold .'?chroeder and Charles V c o m m u N i k Quinton, all Buhl; Mrs. Charles CO«RCSf>ONOCNTS Butcher, Scott and l.ance VanBuren, Priscilla Sisson and a* . Kathryn l.ang, all Twin Falls; M rs -^ieFald .Mallory, Oec4or~ / 5 H V E N -and— 4iu4so«- - l^w hatn, - rOu" Woodburn. O re ' EVANS HAS FINANCING FOR YOUR i . K rth s. : - l«W HOME AT tOW€ST INTEREST RA«S- Hogof 'TiQ'- Daughters were bom tc Mr Wil'rvQ I O' \O'' and Mrs W illiam Robinson, Yoor E-l-H Representative: Kimberly, and to Mr and Mrs. Gary Bogle. Twin Falls, and a OAVil^F; CROUSE- Rout* 1. Meridian. Idaho (^0» lour BcM son to Mr, and Mrs. Mike Jantsoni, Twin Falls ------M fi ArtK\jf 'FREE! S«nd fOf 68 page'color c«alog Coss'o Evans tnt«rn»tion»l H orn**. D«pt. lO-IS Mantyn EH.ott 6 ’ 8 0 3 0 2 >linidnka ^ i*orlal I46lh St. at Minn«hi|>»^ Miooaapoln. Minn, 55406 Eden Horellon. AdSitied ,; I ow n « lo l ^ I pl*" tOfbuild to o n Jj I c«n is«i»i w uh fm iihtng Dmre 0»»on - 835 56 15 Iworii □ PlM»» h*v« *>i e -l-H 'R«prej«ntaiive coniaci m‘« □ Refuguo Garcia, Rupert! S ho v K o n e lNam «------—— T h o rn e 686 707\ Dismissed Sun.vSl t«^ Haiitty'W ood River Jeffery Davis, Town Of R fO L l County Tyrrv Cpntpbelt • 788 <636 I

678 207^ WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING Sunday, August 12, 1973 TImes NewJ/Tvnlri palls, Idaho 3 s^taFts ' <. ------—'------TW tN r 'AfcfcS------p»»c«- monuitient apprehended a brisking porcupine walking ^dii>OT-ttic gtreetpirttie~CPnien>f ^h~XverN. and" ■■h-rf St N at ? a m. Friday. , le- _ Widows o f 20 men who died in -listing the nam esof the miners The DorcuplDe was taken Into t^e sqiiad car, - w w « t released ^ Rflcki fire announced Friday the start disaster. Mr^. House said th& CreekSher repeated assurances ttat■ ■he Mftouli uld of a fund-raiIslng ,dMve to get widows hope to ^ unveil ^ T' ■ n e ver 8tre e^ w a ^ k ‘ 1lglMn.■ ; $50,000 for a miner's memorial monument by next M ay 2, the PoUce reported that the -Incident had been a . monument ho.nonng t^ second anniversary of the fire. 'touchy” affair. memory of^he 91. men who died She said the group hopes to In th^ disitster. ■ acquire property for the statue Mrs. Melvin House, Wallace, near Interstate 90 at the Big one of the widows, said the Creek exit which leads up to Women's '~^DTip~^a'S cofffYnts'Slowed" ‘ the Sunshine M ine between Residents rap sculptor Kenneth: Long,- -here ^ d - KeHogg- but-said— Woi;nen's Clog Kellogg, to consfruct a 12-foot alternative sites were being metal statue on a six-foot considered. and Shoe concrete base. Mrs. House said a scale rezoning plan Hand Bags She said plans call for an model of the statue will be ■------■" Cv 1 Hand loofed look for bu busy These htfnd tooled design *• .“eternal miner's light" in the placed on display at the First b.ackloschoolers. This leather clogs ahcf shoes will TWIN FALtiS - Twelve propose that the existing National’Bank herein the near sfioulder-stro^'B'og comes leod you through toll in slyls. residents of Highway 74, south agrlcultur^Tesidential zoning future. in Californio redwood and of Twin," Falls, have issued a be retained. She said donations to the Frisco gold. _ The residents say at present C lo g fund should be mailed to formal objection to the 1 0.99 there are about 40 residences Stores Miners, Monument Memorial. rezoning of the highway to the fronting on the highway P, 0. Box 988. Wallace, Idaho, Twin Falls County Zoning Shoe 1 1 ^ 9 9 between Orchard Drive and the 83873. , • Commission. old filter plant roadrSffite the charged The only other memorial to The county zoning predominant use is residei^ial fire victims in nothern Idaho's , Commission is seeking to they feel it is'logical to retain it Silver Valley is located in rezone the area to com m ercial as residentitil. in Wallace's Nine-Mile cemetery and residenti of the area and observes the memory of (UPl) - those who lost thtlr lives in the County' Attorney Carl J. i9T0’~forest fire which almost Sunday Girls' Nemelka has charged nine destroyed this citj^ and ■ Hansen agrees on grocery' stores with violating ravaged much of northern Cardigan health codes by selling Idaho and . Only ha-mburger with excessive fat City of KojcJt plan IJontenf,” ^ Gtrls' Sweaters ' Nemelka filedVn^^nal com­ ll>AHO FAl.lii - Kep. Orval He said it \jiould be a "real Purchase several of plaints Friday against four ' T w in Falls Harisen, R-Idaho, said Friday ■fldvanta’ge” is the entire Pant Suits '^itiese colorful bock lo- Safeway, three Wai'shaws, one he was 'in general agreement delegation could reach Eosy care Penn Prebiw> school sweaters. 100% Albertsons and one Smith's n ia n lie ld with ~olher memlx!rs_ of the agreement on what was knits go everywhere at a c ry lic & w a s h a b le . Food King supermarkets, all in , ^ wanted in the legislation, and anytime and neve/ the Salt I-ake area. over legislation to include the said it was 'important to m ove need ironing. Sizes 3-6X The charges stemmed from on drug^ city of Kicks in the National qu u k lv" after the decisions 2.99 an investigation earlier in the i u x k had been made. 5 montli when Sjemelka sent un- T .j^. .-FALLS, --- Jiili. ' 4 fanwnjaid-h«i«^^’a®rand burns Men's; With selling m isbranded meat._ txKjJied-'XTTr'acharge of petty A conviction could irceny. McCall wasTeleased TWIN FAL1.S A fire that Xorduroy -penai _ 1 bail: ------Michael wurnego'; 2r, $50 damaKe 10 an~ artlacem T e n n - Spokesmen for Safeway garage Friday night Kimberly, was jailed on never iron These ore o must on com- The Twin Falls Fire Stores Inc., and for Smith's qharges of driving while shlTtb Short sleeves pus Woven of lOO'/o cot­ Management Corp. .^wbicJi lnloxicatei.fe lock hniet^ »s!i^ciation. .said current glass the obsoluie tines’ uom Lincoln Mercury color film . "With I'Ove to m e it’^horlajJes cOuld COtV- LIST SA412 Munich." will be shown tinue through December if Wednesday night at the First government controls itrt,'. nol Church, of the Nararenc DEMO stopped lio b O w ens__fociperly from PRICE ^ 6 6 7 4 Magic Valley, helped iiiatre the JjUii which IS built around the Shown lodoy by oppoinim ent <.al| 733 4497 Golden ^ -Olympics and the work of a group of dedicated ('hnstian Fabric youtl^ who shared Chri.st with Boys' Ski those who came to the games THEISEN MOreRS Age chib It i.s documentary in jiature, The easiest place in the \enocld td b t/y a car Sweaters Shoes but with strong Christian 70i Moin Avenue East '' 733-7700 A great o

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Coogreaa in recess m d the Brennan, with 52 dissents, and fundamental right to an yet.to'.get a halndle oni-the F'irst Taken all in all, however, tte Official C«iv find CioooW Ne^^paper- • Member o i abortion: during~the -aecoBd- -Awendnient r in - .term s torn> produced a h O U t .jt ^ :- Pursuant to Section'6a 100 Idaho Code. Thursday is hereDy dpsjgn«f«d as tht.day o l Wfilte Ho«se in 'shock, an' Marshall, with 49, were not results'that cohservativea have leoal notices vi^ili beoublished. Published daily and Sunday. 2 2 £ ’ ' -jjpportunity Is at hand to take even in the junning. three months, the state has a freedom of the press, Hol

RAY CROMLEafL A Real State O f Flux r 1 ji r d has already had his way more lautious Those near to .sources, flaig has taken over hiis been slower than expected W a s h i n g t o n i n e a i - Mn a level-handed way. there in developing because of the in some crucial issues. Kven apart from Watergate, Uie President remark on how are no longer a few favorites amorphous situation at the John Connally became the past three months at the very deeply he is feeling the He thinks of himself as a hite House and because of the unhappy bccause there was no White House have been a hurt of these days rand how channel, not an arbiter. fficulties he's having in clear-cut ide^ of what should difficult period. carefully he goes about l,a ird 's influence also Is d evelop in g an acceptable be done and whalhe should do. Since the resignations of H. cuncealing his feelings. jTliis running high, despite sorne dom estic p rogram in thi« He IS a man who wants action R Haldeman and John U-end has been note^ also by rumors to the contrary. But it period of economic crisfs. But — a- great deal «f action. ^ F hrhchman. Pen. Alexander those with White House M. Haig Jr. and Melvm Laird conneclTons who “ Src3T5— Tmmrt- have made a series of movlis to pcrsonally fond o f the open the gates and bring more IVesident Intimates say this GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D. people in on decisions hurt has caused N4rr-Nixen to Haig sees that more men and -_seek even more sedusion than women see the President and before The^ Doctor Says that he's briefed on a wider There have been reports that Uie old crew i " the h o ld o v e r i_ Rem(^mL)er awhile back when old, to g iv e aw ay The mother was variety of • news aqd from Haldeman-Ehrllchman But girls are not immune to stiff thereafter a t'ollie and the dojgs'are real cute. lOiTimentary Dear Dr, Thosteson; My 13- M r.. S'pectator. on l^half of the some unusual strain that can ,\n effort has* been made to era. have banded into a clique >eitr-old daughter has had a Twin Falls county commissionejs, See them at (he W^lch placest 498 produse (he same sort of Dear Dr, Thosteson; I decentralize decisions, gel and are sabotaging the new prublem with-her knee^ The. Filer .-V venue West in Twin Falls or problem. recently heard that'* celery made a public _plea in an effort to officials to de iHore on their Haig-Latrd-Bryce Harlow first time it 'gave way” when call 7;!-l-24;!(’>. The taping of the knee contams something that helps rind the original pfans for the own, not w a iffo r orders from regime Insiders who bore no she was-just standing Atxiut a evidently stabilized the one atUin a better suntan, I Courthouse. Seems as though some the top to get them started love for the old group say this Is month later It gave out again situation - at least for the time would appreciate verification, Ani.A.SK YOl But President Ni.\on. while not so ttlierrshe was running, and she w ork was going to be done and they and bow much celery w^uld a really wrenched it. being. To prevent a, had to know just how the old place Mr Sptvlalor: - he sees a wider afray of In some cases there has been It t)eiam e quite sOre and recurrence, the soundest person ha*e to Ingest per day Would yot^please print a thank visitors, still likes to’ ^eclude .some confusion because the would stand up. swollen, and we had an means Is to avoid violent or week'’ - Mrs, D S, *1 >mi to all al^ndependent Meat Co., himself "■ old-timers aren't sure where VVe)l, as a wsulUetirfhe pl^a. a set orthopedist examine, her. He activity — running or dnncmg I su.spect that that's just one and to Otto Florence and to all 4-H Men on the White House staff they fit in or how, they're of ji>tan& w ere found Not the Uiped the knee, but said that X- included - but this is a of the stories that gets sUrted used to taking explicit orders supposed to operate under the orfginal ones but ones made at a Chib members who assisted me at ravs stuiwed nothing wrong, formidable restriction to try to for no known reason. Anyway, from Haldeman, E^rlichman change. And^as noted at)bve, later date by the late Frank Fonda, the, time of my accident which and the knee gradually got impose on an active_.13-j’ea£-_. I have seen no verification. or Dean tend to wall to be told some are so used to taking occurred on Achievement Day. I better old - • a local architect, flis widow what ,toi do Rother than orders under the old rigid If she'll try to avoid heavy ■ Dear Dr, Thosteson; Dealing informed pfftcials thiit feuCh plans am a memf)er of the Worth While searching out and bringing up somewhal a l a — 3 'h a t do ycu think could have strain of that type for a few wnh your column on venereal were avatl^ propfttals,— an- tnkinp ■ artinn / ^ ^ ______happened:' /\nd what can we m olilhs, wTratCVer— trrjnry- diaeasg^— and— wishing— 1%— Brenda Van Zante they kno% is needed, ttiey wait do to prevent a recurrence? jpifijKed-up. occu rred In the to e e may hejil prevent V. D., I've found a -for, orders mor«-<>ften -than the But a goodly number of this It's been a month since the last S o inTlie th is - and strengthen sufficiently. source which disagrees. new regim e,likes. As a result group knew and respected time. — Mrs, R, G. article Bill W iseman, fact that it didn't show up The M etropolitan LlTe officials in close contact with Haign when he was with Dr, Not an _ e Ivan Stone. - TOD.WSCHLTKLE: in X^rays.would seem to rule publication. Facts You Should com missioner; Ih'e White House complain Henry Kissinger,— even during answer, but the knee tends to There is a w eed'killer that is safe. out dama^«L la - the ione Know About V. D-— But architect, and Bill CJiancey. about a new lack Ofdecisifln-Dc- -ther;^tesl of the Haldenwn- t>e what -we call an "unstat(Jp struqture! ------Protebt^TJbn't," stat^ on' , commission chaiiifnan. take,a look eTTe^ive and ribncon'taminating. It directiorr,.— Kissinger fights, joint." The knee has to m ove in Or If your- daughter Page 3: -The soap and water at the plaas m miestiQiL Stone i.s IS cajled a golf club^__ V1r„Jlem with alcohol when we however,, the sam e doctor There's no conflict Your ^ la d a hatw>-»n- the thing:------—— — Sen. ■ -Mat Its can have some quotation«jys ‘‘th^M t^S are name of the L o r d ^ a strong towerr , JWash^^n^lrade willLChina___o^tage.-_ _ ^ ^ d e r or injury to cartiiag# stonldsce her again, since he no guarantee," a s^timent in GlVEAWAYDEPT^- > , the rlghTeouTmairnihs mlo il ahd The continual use of force —Dr.^Bich^rd Wilbur. Penta- or internal ligaments of th^ is now familiar with the case, .is safe. — Prbverjos 18:9, 10. against human beings on the ' goo pbysiiriaa. (cnee which cause tlie joint to Jri my limited experience, it is which I thoroughly concur. - .. - We have free daisy plants. Bring border represents a perma­ Our defense is its defense "give out” as unexpectedly - o Biswell - ^ f- h ourfrlatcr—would- at 99t-'5 S m or her ot^hetrhotne-rt —ev«iyUrag -jrou^TC 'gatiin t!^^ I in Eorope ------iappextln ^ s r w h o devdop a ThjaHsf tt tfocs nOty4 i » y many ^^■'^'ffS^ColoradlrStreet-in-Gdodingr-----; -=-EdwaFA— Bokv American — ,tmonths Sunday, August 12. fe/iTlmes-News, Twin Fallsridahi)' 5

) _ • J you Sefieve it!'The best (or wOrst,; It comes as a report froni an a person to contest the Accuracy, . maintaining U S tH g - vyay y ou adyisury- People around th^e parts NOW there drawn from government, industry. information in a eomputer- identifiable personal data must IB®e“ aBoiit you than yoU would where all the ~the leg al and academ ic prof^'stgns"^ "acces^ble record about IlihT aysurfe the rfcllabillty 6f the daia ex pec t ______. ryourliabRs, public. It is- C31 That; record keeping, their intended use and must take ’ When' you Have your tflei>fi6ne yuui .sftuatioh, yb'uf according to Caspar W. organizations l>ereqiiired’ tO'1hroTm p'recautibn's to jj'revent Inisuse of diseonnected4>eople kncwaL WChen private life — even your morals — Weinferger, HEW secretary, "an individuals_QU_tequest, of_alLuses the data. - . you have your w ater shut off people are stored in, computer data banks. example of free people, governing made, jof information,that is b e in g '' The report was also critical of the know it.‘When you are ihjakirg tim e And these records of yours are themselves, who refuse to submit kept aboL^t them in computerizt^d Social Security administration in payments on a refrigerator, an being decided, by data-processing even ^ to _ the possibility of files. attempting to make the Social automolj,ile or what have you, specialists—as-if they -involved to^nological tyranny.” ,i4) I'hcro jnust be no ,persoi\^l Security number an effective people know'it. nothing m ore than questions of The key challenge is that data ,re,cord-keeping systems standard personal identifier. g ^ '" a dlvoirce the ^ ~ ^ fic ie n t technique. computer-based personaT- d a ta~ "^hosx'-ViE+N’T rsa strrrrcT ire ’Seeret:— " l ^ e n T y o u And just for your information knowledge of that fact is public Something is now going to be record keeping should t>e examined i5i There must be a way for an it might just be unlawful as it now done about all this ‘personal broadly as important issues of individual to find out what property. When yoiT do most stands for the State of Idaho toissue information" data which can be social policy rather than as information about liim, is in a _anything sontie — usually lots of your driving license under your - people — know all about it. In fact u^edjfqr a multitude of purposes — narrowly .conceived questions of record and how Tt is uSciV. -SociiU-Securitv. number. . scores of , businesses and many^ oFfhem harmtul to you and~ rp|pnird:^«ping tecTTnrquO and your future and really your own imaginative system design. individuals get a print^ form with individual to prtveiit information But all this should lead to one personal business, although there The report, entitled 'Recprds. all this m aterial available. about hihi that was obtained for tiling -- the right of an individu,al to are ' many who m ake^’ their Computers, and the Hights of Now, knowing that all these one purpose froni being used or have a fe\\ things of a ^xMsonal CJitizens,” recommends: things are “ public property” why busings. . made available for othef' purpases nature left to himself. This step — planned through (1) Federal legislation is it not reasonable to assume there without hi.s consent ,■ j are people who know where you corrective legislation which will guaranteeing individuals the right And it is a step in_ the right -dr ?mall were last night, how much you hopefully-he 3l'nre all our~ fo find oiit what inForfnation ts“ ^ (7) TlIePe=ftVtlst be a-way for an rcctioii.— Kxrm— m— a— si drank or didn’t drink, who you went . personal- information is available being maintained about them Th individual to cHimict-or. amend a community like Twin Falls it wotlld home with or didn’t go home with to anyone who asks for it — is being computerized systems, and to record of identifiable iiffbrmation- stagger your imagination if you — or if yfou even went home at all? - taken by the Department of Health, obtain a copy of it on demand. about him. realised what certain people know You think this is all bad? Don’t Education ^nd Welfare. ' ' (2) That the legislation also allow (81 Any organization creating, about your^habits — all of therfi!

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Please Dpn’t Panic !Vew-s Is Seldorn-Goo I tiefiftr wish to do so. ,... , ' circuiTrscribeH~By law s and the against your property please sUirting to get people down and this and other m aterial would Having certaih reasons to Constitution. So much s,o, that get in touch with me just as make ttieiM sick of hearing and serve a definite purpose Ahd l)elieve that we were facijng a we really have nothing to fear .soon as po.sslble. because, as I rcailuiK these things day after that purpose would be to paper tiger, I arranged to see from the bureaucrats. have .said, I insist, that I shall (la \^ restore faith in the Ainencan Mr. Kenpeth Dittmer, who has My home is located at be the first in line My defen.Se Hmvcvgr. I" feel the news way ami make Die puhlK' warrt the UlTe; - of___ Asst. Obstdian-. ’ iiT the Swiss- Villa iSTJrepareti. and-HvtU wek>oine iiiudia does - a guoil ,,jub uf lu ru ^ _ ll^ ‘, Q<:ws atjaiii - . Superintendent of Lands, at the “ Bevelopm«2'No. 2ron a small the opporHinity to present-It in .bnnging“ thc- Amerirarr public I Note” - th'e clipping Mihj. j SawtoothTiRA .office, south of resid en tiw lot, which is a Federal CourtroSm the truth and keeping us Becker sent In with ijer letter •' K^hum . This interview was completely devoid Of trees. In Just remember this;, the informed. _ said that there was 'lalk'- - held during the niorhing of July t{!,c presence of.wHnes^s, T ",riSQ$oain.t t.aiTY53'TnB.to._say about the Uijttcd States 30,1973.1-came away from that offered m>( property', rather, I And if they are depencjing orrPH -H*-why=cToCKn't your newspaper ticcoming a second rate nation interview firmly convinced insisted that m y property shall 92-100 to get us, they are have a little, column every day The article said it is only ' talk that we ^re indeed dealing with be the^first-to be condemned. doomed to utter failure. A where there is only good and because studies; show that a paper tiger. That 35 of that moment, they certain provision in tfie -rncmir»gtTtfrt>ewM'' I saw il in a Amerieans-possesS tJic world's The Federal government could consider that, although Constitution will administer newspaper in Texas and many greatest production machine; does not have the pow er to none had actually taken place, the coup de grace. of the radio and 'I'V shows i^re they enjoy far and away the condemn any improved negotiations had • completely I will be most happy to bragging it up Many [x-ople I best f^od. housing, work ANDREW TULLY "property merely Becau^^ it Ts brolwffdowir and that the only discuss- the^ ctiBleflta nf__Lhia ,'nnHilion lt>n;pr<» of there. They do not have the way the federal government letter or any other pertinent the c olumn of gcjocl news. As '■^ny people in the world; no power to fondemn unimproved could attempt to obtain my matter with any person who so thc\ sa\', it" .seems easier to others come clo.se to the effort property' for the same reason. - property wa's by condem­ desires take the had when you know ir> ■ cleaning up the He Told Pres. Nixon Nor the power to prevent the nation. Various times Melbourne W. Krye there is some gocni environment, improve health very well to take a posthumous shark before paying her dally development, in a legal during this intervfMv, .( OhsidiaA 8,'!259 Would It he tocj much trouble (are, upgrade t-duVatibn WA.SllIN(;Tt)N - I was pot shot ■ at. t.yndon Jobn.son. "vuiit to Charlie's Meat Market manner, of any unimproved repeated this offer-, with opportunities As a result the gorging on an old .shoe, with who sponsored Inflation by • -T h ere. siui,u, Uiid that Charlie United .States remains No 11. kct<^ui|), the oilier day when I failing to fund the Vietnam IS fresh out of octopus's toes on Marty Becker licard about Rernard War, but NixuA's here anJL .account ofjhev have all t>een (io o d Step Age 18 (iold.stitin, a l>in hotel and Johnson ain't shipped to G reece so the Route Two restaurant meat supplier Fifteen pounds of filet colonels won't bomb our fleet Editor. Times-News - remolon, bichos. monos (not _ Huhl . - h e r e a b 0 u t .s^ C. o I d s I e i n Job Discrimination mignon and New York sirloin' 1 don't know 1 have always W p hope Dan n.uarto-- alonei, gemelas, ffma (not announced he had turned down .Nixon. JWisl be loaded, and all mamlamed that we could Editor, Times-News: basis for etnploi’menl is U)c succeeds with hi.'; bi-tinguai m\-e'i. gambu.sino, h rfb o i^ , TrTticTTard Nrxon"«l‘ don't deserve any Ijettcr wages, so factories locate in made to c a rry out the The way the political of the kind of fcxicler the lie may have to .specifications. Then expensive facetious- -try some o£ the Duarte? treatment th;m anyone el.se " ■^reas where lots of cheap bunglers and the Pentagon [Yesident ordered call out the re.son. es to quell a labor unions and strikes could following words on Mexican- . . Ra^ A Young ■ 1 suspect (ioldstein is an wom an-power is a v a ila b le . hypocrites have been allowing II .says here beef prices were second American Kevoiution. American friends; vivaracho. Hazetton linden-over l>emocrat, but I They send in scouts to survey be avoided the innocent to t)e killed In frozen until Sept 12. hut" ----- Aprlrulture Secretary Earl ahead before they decide „And ' a better satisfied Korea and Vietnam , to stop also suspect his point went somet)ody was kidding 1 Hut/, who says a lot of silly where to build. Industries working force, employed in communi.sm, when Our enemy down well witti the chitlins and ciragi;eil my starving frame to things, has declareet has t>een industrialized andi_. labor conditions, havmg t>een taken reminds me of the clown at the look at .soirte beef cuts and if is that wu have never been unionized areas to where into the employers confidence, Filer rodeo, he was looking for eating lately President $3J)0a pound is the frozen price educ ated " to pavmg higher people are "unspoiled'' by would cheerfully do Iheir work his wallet In the center of the NIxnn's problem ts we got for~^i^OHwi steak,,-it's Ume to p r i c w high wage demands aiid the better and bp m oreteyal With arena' under the fipod lights nolxid) el.se to blame for high defrost That night, my ', For'once. BuU: fs nght I fo r women are t)e^tifully longer tenure they Would learn Thf annniinrp[__a s k e d him pnc es ami shortages It is all summer-bachelor quarters one had nevty had such an _ unspoiled It is this attribute more a l»u t their ]ot>s and t>e where he lost it and he s3td. ~ w ^ ' redolent with the bouquet education because 1 had that is mainly responsible for able to train their successors the f^ end of the arena, but of Spam-srfiothered wjlh a tulf- always been toU by my ruling - .40 per .cent otju neritap women when necessao\^______— tatLV-XoniaTd ^ u p ~ ~~loi^d.s 1RaT TKTW t>eing employed. ___ Men,j»=«ald~^e~~indined to there, tjecause it's too dark, Moreover. I sec where our and most powerful and mosT'--.. Suppose more of those jote_ ain more months or yearT ITien some uf Itiese ever-loving Congrers fS rooi}-gnme?r counlfy -m-ttte— ^ had paid living wages^nd-rrten at the jobs women, seemingly necked "lifers” have as many cemed with topics of general p rep ^ e d to spenrf" another uiirld and 1 naturally assumed _ were emploj^dl-AfltfOiat men by necessity have to keep as nfteen service ribbons, that interest and most' be of a couple of billion clams on that this meant 1 i_-ould'lose childfeffi would be fevfer, homes would sure several were awarded for signature and' address of the Apparently -v such a foretfiners .is m> advice to Employers couldn't p lay one be more stable, morfc children action such a i spending a week writec^The name of the writer development seems Richard Nixon. Earl Butz & Co. race against ^nother, one cult would finish high school and end in a t>ar over ^ s . will appear, when published impossible. W e seem to have Do unto us Americans as . . , Dave Anderst — T— group— agaftst another; cTO&ider voca tional training or- nnless there is a personal .you’ve ;be'eft doing to thc- naUoiial origin against fields requiring college - Haielton ^ u e s t that It be withheld and and most of our grain tojhe^ Ru^ian’s, Red Chinese and — another, older and younger education. ^ —the Teasojrfonroch t t request Soviet Umoh. causing for air I krtow — the employes against one another, If this aU came about. stated. This request wlllthen be: if you can imme those whopping pric« increases in International Association o( high school illplonui -tutlders *conununities would be better who hold the top jobs in considered by the iMItors and It eonunodities used to feed our Commercial Airline-iiijackeii , . -Washington ai the mo­ will either be glinted or tlie gainst'those w i ^ o t and the and investors y o u ld knoV Feed us, sirs, or I’m cocptag - (p H7I br Ht*. •“ ment, call someone t*p.,iu letter will I be returned to t ^ livestock, and the resul t is that local p^ple 'againat the better which way to jump. after yoirwim^InBidiMi’* Chfl - ifir- capilal — they’d 'be' wrrU^r. . - ______. a housewife niiist: ■ vtat her transients. . Hiyllis FftyCJalettc ^ ’dlike to prdpd&a g m s i 10 Pfiasa Foiml’ gtad to fcrwnp.- frlengly tffetglitHirliuwl luair •War m m k et. 1” ------— —j '- -iir vwl I-. Sundiy>. Auiiuat,12, i973

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■ BALTIMORE Md. (UPl) - women, blaal~ ■ uewiocratic National Cuiiiiiiit-~JUTTun ^"tgrckerrhere and at hearings in— ed rule chant>es. lee by Jan. 1, and the new rules Atlanta, Denver. B6ston, M il­ Segai/ j^l^dn The rules for the 1972 could be in effect as early as waukee and San Francisco .Touch convention at Miami BeSch -the party'sseheduled 1974 mini- - tieiiiandud4baltheia72re£Drms— jilifflQiaL JelcMate ranks to m ore convention at which a new be retained with little changes "lonR-overdu^ TWIN Meet set in Boise CllMEMJt 2

BOISE (UPU — Teachers and, HjHI - SUMOAV I..TC ■ 3 iM representatives of business and industry from LAST 3 »A T « tjiruughout Idaho meet in the Downtowner in &>ise Monday for the start of the 1973 summer

/ The four-day session, fo-sponsored by the Idaho Slate .Chamber of Commerce and the 1 ------tdatiu' t'liuiiril—tm—E«r«nonii ^ a s • designed to discuss current eionomic issues, particularly those related to Ih f Gem State, according to Robert J. O’Connor, Boise,^ chairman of the program ('OihmUtee.------. ---- British ship hit

l,O NlX)N lU P Il — th e that two or three of the British -- - -leeianUjt— 4imtjaal___ O ilin n __ fci*>aleji-plaleaQiiihe_port side i.uiiined the' British frigate were slightly buckled. POUCEMAN Edward Saffold leaps from a /\;Hlronietl;i while it was on The dispute began when rtM)f ttopi^to help save-tiw life o l Richard patror off Iceland early Satur­ Iceland nnltatsralty extended Kamirez (white trousers), who threatened day. the Defense Ministry said. us fishing limits from 12 to 50 Friday to jump off an 11-stery hotel in downtown miles in September, 1972, Royal Detroit. Salfold lands on the roof (center) and rhu 2,500 ton A n d r o m e d a Was L e a p Navy ships were sent to the breaks his ankle as a police chaplain tries to proU'ctinj* B ritishlraw lers fish- area in May this year when tackle ^m lm r. His hand over the edge qf the uii; m disputed waters off b lo ck s Icelandic yunboats cut die roof ibuttom), Ramlrei Is subdued by Saffold. Iroland ami was apparently trawl> of a number of Br'itisli slationar> at the tune of the S u ie ic ie the chaplain and another policeman. Ramirez, fishing vessels and in one -t^irt Worth. Tnr.. told police he was distraught iiK'ulenl, a m inistry spokesman instance fired on a British bfCaiKt* Hf aid not har e a job. (t iP I’l------...... Cl.______t n n r t t j T ------In a report to l/indon, the Andromeda's captain said the rauHiimKwasclearlydolib«rate on the part of the Icelandic Mother^ daughter killed vi's.sel Ttie in ln lsio spokesman said C H K IS TIA N S T K I). St Cnnx, ^l\ bl.ii are ai t used rnidiiiKht Friday, pohce .said. V :l.- (U P Il — A Miothef ;muI killm « whiUis in a .TIiC datighter was found dead daughter bludgeoned in Iheir irsl.iurant brawl ■U{i eleition on the fliKjr when (wlice LATAWAY home died Siiturday. the third niuhl l.i.-,l ember .irri\ed The mutlier. who had YOUR OUN AT and fourth homicide victiin.s un While the race of tlie .Muniiuined police after being this racially troubled island in •Lssailants in: thr (our recent attacked, died in Harwood RED'S Memorial HiispiUil'about two the past 17 days, police said murders is not luio«n. all of the a 1S Shothoo* St. V Meanwhile, a jury wiis in the Mt tiMiswcre white .Many white hours later seventh day of delibefatiuns in rcMdenls ariik’d on SI. SUNDAY FILER ■the. Fpnntain Valley esso, - fr(>i\, where 80 per cent of the ‘i. where five blacks are accused ,!3.lXX) residents itfe black Fairgrounds of murdertni’ eight per.sons, ,S

DON’T MISS THESE flHAL rBECtJED BEEF, Pr«‘|>nrev O itr ■Frjvnritp Rm I .R S and FAMILIES ONLY STREETS^IIEW^^ i (Pues Must Be Paid thru October Ist^ I AUG. 15 - C.S.I. AuiKtoriuni - T.F. SPEQIAL piAUiEALIlLlEMEFIT I p i w s r r T ^ -t! nOWjg^COBCETl! JIUGUST V.F.W. 4 Auxiliary'Post 218 M EEKS GOLF TOTJRNAMEOT orc^faoying thair_AnTiu al 28th m 30th 31st H Tfrii ta il AUGtfST 19t^i —'brrv— Wriwr Raprni 1 P I C N I C ^ .WIT rHiS— — I—1 ------I -Tee^ O ff and I T A.M. SUNDAY, AUGUST 12. 4:00 P.M. Bwinii SlTMb li IMcii» tariMis IkiciM '■ of tho Jwin f olis City Pork rn m m Inrlrirt (MfllMI . fin * - TWIN FAli&MlJNICIPAL GOLF OURSE JBcireahmente QplCourBcJs; Eun^feXimejr at i^H g « stai 1:00 P.M. flrliig « Cav*r*d Dhh nnn Y drive Sunday. August. 12, 1973 Tlmes Nftws, Twin 'Falls, Idaho 7

(c ) Chicagii Daily News nonchalant. Nobody here barrages or' air .strikes. i‘lectricity, teieplione'liiiks .to KANTARA. Occupied Egypt - seems to think that the three Instead, the'“tnlofmalitv was Israel .pfflper ^nd foam nihhfr — IsraeliBOcUEgyptitin —y#afs-«t-altttost-iotal ijulet ihai lypiiieil: oy b^re (iKS a»d facing t»ijch other across the characterized thlm Falls, yith pounds o f’ As t^ey marked the stert of 1970. that the Israeli afi'3 that w as fought along tfiis -her'.-that elementary hygience,^ cans. the fourth su-aight year of Egyptian guns finally tigan tD watery ^cease-fire line. including latrines, simply Mike was runnerup in June cease-fire th^ only other cool after tlie nmCderous "W ar "T h e y ' breed in the . .doesn't exist." with 112 pounds -of' the consequence of the W ar' of of Attntiun” had raged for Egyptians' fresh water canal "W e have all the water we aluminum containers.' Attfilion that raged along this, iiiyre than two years in the that runs parallel t c the Suez want — lake four or five Other winners in the July motionless 100-mile long afteriimth of the Six-Day War Canal,'' an Israeli said, showers a iJay — the Egyptians ' -dfTv« to -a d d to— the— Y*S- watervtay is boredom. of juiic.-ise? ------pointinglirthc west“arrDss"the Hoiti'i have shtSWerFairairiifia' swimiuing pool fund wete: Ixwking west from i^top an When the U.S. sponsored- waterway maybe that’s why they take Ericand Mark Smalley , Randy Israeli stronghold one sees i.'case-fire went into effect no "Our aeirral and artillery swims in the canal: The King, Holly Kramer, Kurt Kgyptian soldiers strolling one thought it would last more bombardiiients ruined the Israelis are not allowed to do ’ MacNeil, Lee Wormsbaker, from fo.xhule. to oljservajion tlian u. month or two fresh »;ater'conilult,""he went this." Rick Graham, Wad^ Gerber, post and .back again suri'ly i.erlainly not tliree yei^s. on. "/\s a resijt, the water no One of 'th e troopers , was — longer can Dow: there and it Mike Sutton.’^ jm m y Lanudoi^___ knowing Dial tliey are being But it has. At one of the asked _ whether Jhe^i would ’ F'-7ra Richfli watched tw 1sra'eli~lTfcs. bur "l-sraeliy' can a l fron t m ini- U'comes 'fui ideal breeding tekbrate the eiVdjij tl^ third fortresses on the outskirts of place for mosquitoes. Chris Scholes, Steve Upton, not seeming to care. year or the start of the fourth this pnce-prosperous little A doctor compared the year of cease-fire Frid ay and and James Barnett. The Isruehs standing out in Egyptian city Uie troops were relative luxury of tlWTsraeUs' ■ the said it was the latter. The youngsters were tlie open directly' opposite the walking proof that hostilities mini-fortresses to th^ primitive He is sure things will remain awarded prizes ranging from a TWIN FAL15 youngsters collet-ted more Egyptian position.s are just as conditions across the way. tranquil: bicycle pump to-cases of soft than a half-ton o f aluminum recyclable cans have become a thing of the -piist. - He reftjrred to the plentiful "Both sides want, the same drinks and boxes of candy , all" during the July YM CA-YW C A can drive, Above; • -and E ric- VTtJlItr W LIX from thing — peac«. B oth ar^afraid the merchandise donated by Ht^rsemeTT flak Jackets that used to be the rear echelons, to the . of another war. It isn't good for - local merchants. Smalley, 9 and 10, hold some of the prizes mandatory »n cfise of Egyptian disinfected latrines," the anyone." The July can drive netted col lectors awarded by local mtrrchaiits'. Randy took third 1,048 pounds of scrap place with lbs, of cans, Smalley aluminum worth about J260. brothers were second with 135 lbs. hold meet The August can drive for ____ F IL I:iK ------T4ie-...... - -yannBBters rro irwin end AUg.~ CabiiJlClDs 4-H Club held a . 31 at 5:00 p.m m eeting Thur.sday concerning a money raising%)roject for the AlBfRTSON’S SPECIALS Bom bing halt to leave Kiler swiiiHning-pool fund" _____ l.inda ny.in called _ th'f?" inceting to order, 'llie club- Kadeo Cambodiaris demoralized plans a baked food liale at- Acijie Manufacturing Aug. 17. SUNDAY ONLY! The—money raised .will be W i n n e r s (c) Chicago Dally News uower. ggnated lo ihe f iler pool. PHNOM PE N H i;- With three days to go As a result Cambodian troops have learned to • Assignments this w tek are to before the Aiberican bombing halt in Cambodia, y t back and let bombing j»nd SCJ.flng complete vet .science and study n a m e d it is becoming increasingly apparent that the American planes carry the brunt of the battle nuiri- nn.phases. I and ll-uf the end of" U.S. air supporl~will hSve^TT stjrlous' iTB)tTrortgii~th^imQtz.-- ' GOODING - TTi^Cooaing^ cFiolb^tal. irTV^"Fon'the tatteretT 200,000-” Now wlth'tTi^end of the bombing In sight, ''''T n jro K 'i*” ' County Rodeo competition man go\ei*nment army. officers an'd inltsted'men'at’ key defensive . Mrs. Carl Seymans and Mrs. winners wers announced While the tactical repercussions of the Aug. 15 positions around Phnom Penh are displaying . Reverly M asbngave Qie test on. Thursday mgHL by rodeO bombing cutoff ordered by Corrgre^S' are a ‘lack of self confidence in their ability to fight pha.ses. Next w e«k Uie officials.______iiialUir~of de^^ate arnQni; xoilitaJX-me.n and.. without air support. ' • finished and prepjirations made lor th'frfalF Bareback winners were Russ diplomats. (hesFsourcijs generally concede that 'I'his was reflected in interview after .Mooting was closed by McCall, and Royce Smith, tied move wiir'tedvc the Cambodian Army interview with troops deployed around the Pam ela .Masiin anti *ith Daniel j for first; larry Collins, second demoralized. Cambodian capital city. ' . ' ■Seamans. and Melvin Dick, third; saddle "'I'he Cambodians never really had to fight "If the American bombing stops," said ,’Vlaj. bronc,' Bill Wihe, first;. Merl without American airjjupporl." one dlplujuat. Men Mpny, "w e will have a serious situation Lof-thouse;, second, M ike said. "They have become so dependent on We don't have enough troops to fight lilunc,' B r ie f s IVTaTVeC, ’ th ird; -Steve having almost unlimited bombs at their front without the bombing. It is importa/it the ' TWIN ~ ' f AI.L s ' - T h e " Bochenek, fourth. lincsTheyreallridcrti'tHliptt'1iD-wto;ffghrwlthout Americans continue to help ua Every dyy the American''War Mothers ml*t ------Bull riding, I.a iiy Collins;*;TlrbtnT**------^ ■------. cntmy ts i lmm foi ciiig its~foiT cs arnurrd I'hnoni- “ Triday at the citj park lor tiie first; Andy Cgnfocth, second; ' So import'ant is the bombing, cjaiiijs Sec .of liVrth." annual picnic A brief business Harold Haptonstall, third; •State W illiam Rogers, that when it stops next I.t Kong Yiiuenf comtiian'der .of a small session (Va.S conducted by Mary -wank. L'ain btKiian-{orce~ S T s^ond, Rod Endicott and"Dana seeking, to have the bombing declaned, long as thi^rta. i.s a vp;)r h e r e " Perry, tied 'Tor third;-barr^' 'unconstitutional anS ea d ^ inimedlately'! 1 WE BUY, racing, DeAnn Bell, first; Sid For the last several months an average of When thebomblrt'g stops it will be as if the Thurmao, Barbara Baer and more thari-200 jet fighter attacks and dozens of Americans abandoned us," said Cpl Chap SELL and Sherry Muir, tied for second, B-52 raids have been carried out in Cambodia Sjirun. "Y ou must write In your newspaper that tRADE end^Doris Thompson and Jo daily and are credited in some cirTlfiS WlUi' IheXambodTan people cannot win wi[li5iirthe Lynn Potter, tied for third. k e e p i n g the present pro-Western government in bombing."

N e w s l i p s ftAm irn n rrr Contract Teaetiers honored — j ^ rNcu D t t r ■jH5ROME — Visiting teachers nl the Onoding talks ■Stake Relief Society were honored Thursday afternoon at . an annual visiting teachers DON’T MAKE THE AAMOUII star. FreitI | 2 9 convention at the Gooding l-DS Stakehouse In Cured! Serve With Caiibage. L B .. . delayed Jerome. MISTAKE OF LETTING Mrs. Alnanda Uannen, 89 year old B e lto n DETROIT ( UPII - Contract member, was.given special recognition for her ARMOtrSTAR-SMeKEtSTT o » PWg talks between Chrysler and the 70 years service as a visiting teacher In the OTHERS DECIDE HOW“ United Auto Workers will be society. She was born in 1884 and began her suspended Monday to give visiting teaching serylce In 1904. TO HEAT YOUR HOME! UAW Vice President Douglas Also honored was Mrs. Lydia Nielsen, FRESH FROM OUR OWN A. Fraser a chance to take a (hooding, who has served 64 years as a Relief Insist that Your Builder Install INTERTHERM first-hand look at working ■Society visiting teacher. Both ladies were Hot Water Electric Baseboard Heating- and Have IN-STORE BAKERIES!! conditions in the plants. presented gifts. HOT WATER HEAT WITHOUT PLUMBING One of the 22 Detroit-area iE v c fy Winler l.^iousjnds' of fa'm- Chrysler plants—Detroit Korge g > h e % su H o f th * discom loM S of —was closed for the third day f Doof ly-healed homes Chilhng • drafts Cold lloofi AllPfn.itiWg today as 1,400 men continued a • • !oo-hol loo-co>d pcMods And wildcat walkout '^over alleged • Day outrageous hc.nmij bills for unsafe working conditions • Budgeting said J neat lhal s ^wasted at ccocal 47 • j^eathef eniay the AQndctfui water and anU-fieeze solution-' • -~ ^ ifig -is an ecpnomic "m u st" graders, most youngsters are • comfort ol soft qcntic quiet Klea said three times in'a which never needs'replenishing - J H o w A b o u t for nations, .businesses and ready for a regular weekly J uniform floor to ccilm g hotwater two-week period a defective ^ h e a t W ith o u t d ra fts ar^d coi^d are permanent ly.hermelicaljy J A P u d d i n g ? allowance. This can save the individuals, so teaching a child • fToofS That s also the dearK»st sealed Eiecincity heats Ih? ^ overhead crape, has dumped AfNi % E L Y ROLLS how td manage money should parents-headaches and nnoney ^ ir a r e » ; T mijsT n p s T rn rT jr*-h p a T tons of Steel on are^s nfier.p rooms • be-done as early as possible as well as givTr the child budget • p o s s ib le today A nd air so workers walk. • fresh (I s like June 'n January A separate thermostat m each ^ C>»at ^<*h i««4l II §ince’ spending habits are exportence. Children In ^his ^ A l B M ~I8L "It's difficult sitting here rborn .'keep? tT>e water fn each ^ acjjuired at an early age, that's period a.sk for everylhing from That s because these ta« H ester at a c onsta n t sa fe tem- 0 ' trying to determine where the • btsted iKal their butlders o» re- p^ature * The fWT RTH E'R'M ft. w^en parents should start the ice cream to baseball cards. If .truth is.” Fraser said. " I don't • modiTers', ^ a r r 'l N T t ^ ra fT T 'c aut g d M bK h • learning p?OCtTSS: they are on allowance, they • THEftM Rcnr»ATEnTl.EC‘TRlC burn a ch ild • ONIONS i r t want to haVe to take anybody's Children first notice niioney tend to spend more carefully. • BASEBOARD HEATING SY5j[fJJt-—0t— pel- lhir comes in contici * word about what's going on. 4 C «n t overheat amJ tirbor>*fe when they visit atorea with > star4, keep the rhild’! » f i J d u » > p » T tte * e ^ TTT tn ^ '^ i r th at I HOMI OAitlll P.x want to see for myself.' _ >ensive-to irtstaTT' SOUR CREAM. parents or friends. Shopping budget responsibilities .simple. irrilalenose and throat membranes M f i T n i r c The union executive said .space-billing! heaf-wastJnq cej>- -•or burn plastic particles * into .^ F . JHHUINEim trips with pre-schoolers mighi An allowance for a child m tAI I itoiJ S A N O u n ff «i there could be "a lot more traT heating of all types toitc vapors be the t>est time to start the eight or nlnejtiDttltr^ only strikes not related to contract APPLE WINE.• tO O N Ii » A IM F>ltK SALAD BOWL IET1UC{ learning process, according to ice cream, “ »nd mamn.n Bccause " "J '';" h«rng for you 7ns,il W in • negotiations" if working condi­ no lurn^jj. bo'ler pipes, duvts i ij T-pn t M F R W 'HOT WATER ^ "Consumer Views,'' expensive toys and other flues, chimney fueiOanKjr^bm^ ' ” ^ ‘ ^ • BROWNIE MIX^.u. . Ynr CMo. tions in the plants are not And U h.. TRlC^eAS^BOARD HEAJ^ , National Citv.._.Barrir''orNew small things that make him Frtslil lA. .. improved. conventional electric heating PUBEX BLEACH o... Yoclt--pti1SIIcatlon which has happy. b^ow for FREE Literatore that # ■fhe Detroit Forge plant is The INT£RTH£RM can provide giVes fulj >nlorm«lioion! Or. phone • r«sviewffd the question. "G iv e At nine o r 10. the allowatice HOT (WATER hO T^ WITHODT /}og\ 7 3 3 . 1 0 5 3 TTltical tff Chrysler >yj (J0») 731-V0J3 ' • “can cover nore needs.-Her«'» ^VC.JaUQPA'iLArr'^iye Sr W jjnu' your* toddler O f. five-year old ALKA SELTZER,...■ 5CIHE'cliange and'hrt- him pay when the "h«art to heart" ta l^ '. FRUIT d r in k s J Six to One for his own crayons." the 'bank twgin. Sit down with him arid^ PEPTO BISMOL U »v. t o n l * ------,------Ust his needs ar)d fan cl^ needs suggests. MEADOW GOL£> 1 club npeets — lunch, carfare, m ovies, . vns BOfi FaoDf... ^ -Once the child becomes GALLON ...... ~ magazines'. Along about lhai TW IN FALLS - The Six tq aware of numbei^ let him limS It also mlght be wise to- COUPeN One 4-H CTub rnet THursday decide whelhoTie wariB" Id MAIL FOR FREE LITERATURE NOW! help the ChiW set up a record of I MAGIC VAtlCV-ElSCTfilC SUPPyr — ■ ttith- a I . P.O. BOX 714. Twin Tolli. Moho 13301 pack of gum. Under five or six, what he spends for a period of , diiiciissing couniyJfttr display. I Pleise send m cFR EE Littrsturc that gFirts full informjtfon about j ^ '1two w « k s of>5p. -■ decorations. • ' ^ c o rd in g to the experts, I INTERTHCRM Hot tiValer Eicttric BMeboard Heating | ^ I fs iipportant, however, that V, The group disciissed lamb children slUI a re tbo young foi~ 1 N/sMr_.------— _ I ; a weekly allowance. They don’t this mini-budget includes some T H E F O O D PEOPL.B Who Care ^projects and showed the lambet • a d d r e s s ______;______^ have a sense o f •tomorrow,’.’_a ^ ^xtrag.tor the child. He won't r » p n r t o r nnri w pr> !?necessary ingjredicnt I n - learn mndi_at«aLJBa«Sag- _____mmmi— -?f;=dawa«WteniBa3fciwWotidr’i i ^ ^ — ------Tncludesorily‘ Twin-liallt, ltlah£^^Sunday>-Auflu»t;j2.IW^

Among those with Nbmn were military intervention in Cam- CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI) - Geraldl U Warren said the and (wuld not be reached for. Raymond K. Price, his chief ^ conrunent. Jjodiii, th?n a complete and President Ntatorr summoned^ -Kissinger-Nixton meeting^^ did spp)»ch writer: White Hdiiae^ not concern V^atergate. — NlxuntiayaKfewt timfaldgAy -a ettnltlve end j o all old to, the a mrriprnr^isp fl<>adlinp~i£r hy' s^-^tyled Khmer republic’-' of chief of staff Gen. Alexander 'Hie meeting ciilncided-with M; Haig; "PrCM Secretary ^ fe id e n t Uon Nol. ■that eKilad Cajnbtxllan Conerffis to halUll bombing qI h— yipgtef*, Patrick— eamtwdiaiitmtdntghrTuesday: S a t i^ a y was Niipn^a fourth T^tn«'W OTOtfoin‘ aJiffl5iJulrjent Buchanan, another top speech But in a recent letter to the Mnsecutive(tay at Camp David cable Friday to Senate writer;, arid Nbton’s personal congressional leadership, he and he vyas surrounded by an Democratic Leader Mike Mans- secretary. Rose Mary Woods. ■ ■ field, "an old friend, callirig -for noted the United States would entourage of aides and speech an end to all U.S. interference continue to provide economic writers working oh the speech The President, who might in Cambodia. and miUtary assistance to the he will give (BTmiafceTrf next return to Washington Sunday Neither the White House nor Lon Nol regime. week in response to Watergate night, was expected to sign the the State Department-would State Department officials allegations. federal highway aid bill early the— Sihanoukr said they fgared the bombing ....itw illbe-the-PFesident's itfst— ifnjfe we^lc in-tjepth- statement on Water­ cable. Mansfield was traveling halt would provide a’ distinct In his cable, Sihanouk was a"dvantage for the Cambodian gate since his 4 ,000-word iii his home' state of Montana said to have proposed that the insurgents —some oT them position paper on May 22, five United Stales provide a safe sympathetic to Sihanouk —who days after the Senate Water­ haven-for the top ( have encircled the capital at gate committee began its l>on Nol governwent. Phnom Penh said Phnom Penh. hearings. ___Agence Frande PreM^_the French news agency, said in a near occupation report monitored Saturday by .# COUHTRr VU, PARK the U.S.- Foreign -Broadcast * - MItE WEST FILER — TOKYO lUPI) - Prince bureau from the North Korean Information Service that Siha­ NorodoinSihanouk.ousJedfrom capital of Pyongyang, where he nouk's • cable to Mansfield LAHOi LOTSII power in Cainbojlia in 1970, said has been vacationing since July prescribed conditions for a J i l l UNOfROROUNO UmiTIES S^turda^ that troops loyal to 20. . peace settlement in Cambodia. • Npfurol Go« t A lt felpctitc Availafat* him would occupy Phnom PeTiIf Sihanouk's w a r jin ^ oajiie • Lawn tqwlpm^ni Shvds AFP, which received a copy • T«l*phon« four days before the schediJed • Concr*t« Patloft in the 'not too far distant of the cable in Peking, said • R«cr«atlon Ar«a • Cobl« Vi»lon future." " endof U.S. support bombing for Sihanouk warned that "th e only • Sfr««t Light of «ach Spoc* • C ity • W at#r Hu called on foreign civilians !/)n Nol's forces in Cambodia conditions for peace in honor ... and diploiiiiils to leave Cam­ Aut4- 15. p ie action was forced were ^qoniplete^nd definitive Spool AvoliabI* In R.llr.d ( Ar«o — - — - -COlTaJTM' bodia, or rrsR becofninB the m -ff reltictant" President Ntjnm hairto aeriai^m bing and all iiR. t mis. itRMiiB 1 ttis. m M E ■Vicliins” of fiyhting around by the U.S. Congress. oth er-direct or in dirw t U.S. Phnom I’enh. - - . - - .Sihanouk also uri>ed Hovefn- inents now maintiiining di- ploiualie Ue.s with the l.on Nol Ufivfa-iuuenl iii Phnom Penh to break them, or face the pos.sibility of a postwar di-

David Brooks, 18. take a break during the meiit uf Itoyul National Onion search for bodies Friday nearHigh Island, Tex. uf ('am bodia i (lU U N K ). L e a d The teen-agers led pollcc to burial sites In a pine ■Silianuuk’s’ .statements were lores! and beach,'briUgltIg tu I3"'Uie'kiuiiilj«:i u( - iiiflde -m—H -o» blu. U)—Unitntl s e a r eft bodies found thus far. (UP1> I'rcM lrUen)iitiuna]'s Tokyo boidyJiiint delayed

the t)each when -ilu»-r*earch HOUSTON I U P l I .Sheriff's was lucked up in Houston. Both ■but 1 don't remember where it - deputies piitrulledHie sand and have l«,‘en charged with mur- was. This was about two'> ears i cMiiMi'.s Momlav. ■ 'lliey were buried at the SJflt Brass alonR n I'cx«h rlrr Henley said he-kllled-Corll una. - edKje of the t>rass line. This beyuhfront Saturd«iy where in iell-defcnse during a paint- "It really up.sel Dean to kHl - ofHy-W*idnesday. shifts in a year's'period," said Oeteilive 7ac¥7Iamel~^ We'll Hraves of boy^ who were ;\ii.xious parents in the liim " ' ’ ■ . ' ravi.shed, murdered and buried llou-ston area, from across the Then Brooks, recently miir- probiibly have to take a iiiiii hi^e an imc u j ^ — Polii-e-lmvedug «p-33tbodiiis uiforiiiftHotHjboulmiswnHJioni— he procufiidJur _CflrlL BtggKs the “ graves. . It...... is obvi6us•' that if at three locationsr hul hiKh Hut police said it will take said I'orll had homosexual you Uike a sTiov el. You “001111 ,s(x'iul the rest of your life at “weekend tides tovcriHl sume of mmitlis to identify the remains relalionswilh the.boy, who then thu seari'li area on the lieach of Uu' victims, and some may was sent home. It." Brooks said ^hey buTied one near IJigh Island and the hunt never be identified. ^ had tiikeahiia home one " 1 vicliiii lio the north at the lake for mure victims was del»j'ed_ , "Wi; are getting ia n O r o n r lime, but he wouldn't get out siK', then returned later with until M o n d ^ - , all over the United States and ; tiecausc he wanted to go bftciL imother body. ; —r------“ What weare walvhing for js Canada. We had one call from H>Dean," Brooks said. " I look people who would disturb tlie Cierniany," Detective D. M. him back -and Dean ended up "When we got Uiere, Dean soft area," said Chambers Fulls said. "There are thou- killing him." and Wayne found that the fu-st fVunty m iiTlff I l‘Wl.'^ K l)IU*r. aundii of people missing-in- the - Ofti' had "coniu to the surfacc ' Both Henley and Brooks led "I've not boys making trips al Unitwl States alone." ... and viltier a fool o r a hand was ■|X)Iic-e to burial sites. Officers intervals down there to make abiive ground,". Brooks said. In his ■confession to police, dug up 17 bodies in a tin boat Jiure tlii-ro's no one dijiginji or ■ Wlicn Ifiey buriedjhii one Ihc- - shi'd ihHousToh, foUfld Tour upsetting the applecart " sei und tiiiuV' 'tfTey pul some slayinHs casuallx. saying sotpe more near Utke Sam Hayburn The two teen-at;ers Klmer t\pe of sheet on tup of him to of tlw vic'imis^ —lure-nc Itrnley, n . and Dnvid kn-phiiii (liiwn ' by the two youths who Brooks, 18 —told police they more on the beach east of promised sex, marijuana and burled six or more tjodics along tlalveslon •\iul then the youth who liqudP were tortured for days the bemhfront Both had "Brooks is relit^ed now that w eals rouni;!. lin-riThine^l iK'fiiri'they were killed. admitteil tlu'\ took part In the he's got all this off his chest," t;lassrs prrrhed'on his nose and Uirec-year sex, sadism-and 1 remember one boy who said Houston D etective K 1) u tiose lirown hair hangs almost slavint; si'hemc w lUi Dean .-Mien - was killed. Dean kept Ihi.s' boy Porter " I think any m iin lerer ■ tu Ills shoulders said. would be relieved " I ri'uret that this tiappened Corll.-'-i . . iiroiuid the houxj^-for about four iteiileV ft as lailPrt Satiirda^' - ' be sorrv for the l^da' at suburliiiH-I’asailena Brooks think I helped bury this boy. di(,!jcult to find more budies on f.niuli Gainesville conspiracy meets told

(;.-\lNK.SVII.IJ-:, Kla lU P It on officers and siibotaging when plans were l.iid fur an thiriK 1 s.it armuid andSmoked The government's star trucks at Kt. Benniiig. lla. He a.s.sault on the l'.l72 Hepobhc an ni.injuana jtist like everyone at witnes-s in the C.ainesville Kighl also denied instigating bomb National Convention%ulh weap­ the ( i;u;icaviUe meeting conspiracy trial testified .Satur- Ihreals to a Columbus, (la ons including wrist rocket He said a slinfiShoLht bought day'hP botiphl a ■nnst rockrt newsi>;ipe.r and radio station, or slingshots, crossbows, tiuiiie- fruiii Scott I'amil for $'2 BO was slingshot with KHl money and that he UhI an occupation" of iiuule grenades and incen­ P^ik I fur uut of his FBI expense smoked inanjuana at attic t)ie I.jndon B. Johnson Memori­ diaries . account meetings withlhe defendants al iJ b ra ry in Austin, lex When asked if he was taking In his upcning statemertt But W illiam W I-emmer. an Pu'23-year-old form er Green ilrugs .during the (iainesMlle .'Vs.sistant I! S Attorney J ack FBI informer, denuHl under Ik'ret lias sworn he was at planning meetings, l.emmer C.irruulti told the jur> tlie cross-examination thiit he ever miH'tmgs in the (■air«'sville s;iid ‘ ‘ frriVL'rnnienl \yduld pruve. sugyesU-'dluinii i;renade attat-'ks humi'uf defendant .Scott Cainil 1 ilidn 1 oralK take anv- among other thfngs, that the cunspiraturspUmned to conceal' die slingshots in the groin of Iheir trou.sers or around their Phase IV ‘headache’ due anklesundertheirbellbottoms, Bui ,Iuntinm-d Irom p. I r Phase IV program designed tu return the wouldn't allow defendant John D i^ tv adjftintitrati® aiitempts tamakirtliEr' . nation, one* and to r a ll— to a tre e m ar ket. -W-— K n tf f a n. - 2 X t o - q ue s t io n. expected pFice bixim as palatable as possible, economy. , ' T*-riiifienit)OUt nn Interview he The President's top economic advisers, most nsuiners may find some imTeases hard to had with FBI Agent Dick of Whom share Nixon's distaste for controls, sw m low ' (I'Connell on July 21 and 22. have declined to stale how long Phase IV will Food prices. particulaFtSTwUlxor^ue to be a after the attic meetings last, Bui Phase V, they lnsist.,^ili be "phase ^ltadache, fcast w ^ k the Agrie«U«re Depart­ Out of the hearing of the ment predicted shoppers would pay 20 per ceYit out. ■' jury, Kniffen was allowed to Mere is the basic rule governing pr)ce more for grocenes in 1973 than a year earlier. Il read part of a transcript of that increases under Phase IV : the forecast holds true, it would be the biggest recorded interview dealing w ith A fom papy may add a penny to its pricetags one-year jump in food retail food prices since a discu.ssion of the slingshots, ^r every cent It incurs tn liigher labor, raw IM7. the kind used by hunters to kill material and, other costs. However, nothing small game yVhen Nucon startled the nation by Imposing extra can be added for profit . With three £ig-;Uiled mem- artacfossDieioariJgtWay wage-price freeie on The* biggest companies, those with aflmjaJ. — b^Ts of the V ie ^ a m VeteraT>s— Aug. 15.1971. he called it^ "tem porary!' meas> tage all the vehicles at Ft. Vl?!antary guidelines frtm J a m a rrto last June, As iq the past,' Internal Revenue Service Benning by pouring sugar in t g tee*-aeccterated J t tile pace in' 2 agents .Will be a s s ig n ^ .ftriflsure the stabiliza­ tion Sfie being foUowW. "Hie IRS a lr e ^ y ’ tire gastanlf. Mimi^ !itepned-iii 13 wttb-JMlwr p r io T iiaajda«n:B9raCT;gi^ “' “ -aiswered.— ■*"" -^frft^to^feDoirieaiv ffoft ____Sunday,-August 12, 1973 TIm esM ews,'twTn Falls, Id a h o -^ Cornmun Pilot plant p ro d u ct H a tu ^l gas fiN>m coaf rim to S. (c) Chicago D.aily News "This approach will not solve our Immediate energy problem," said Urden. N- Y . Timen Servipe serret . headguarte ra — in.— in givp physiral siihstonce to h«v« achieved- an — the ^ -ioiijier ytaniie,— however, - coal SAIGON. — A network of Taynihh Province near'SatgDtrr ■iheVtetCohg’stiaUJHir-govern-.... | Tm ^rlSril'BSiiTnKfiJifghrt m eetlng'the natfon*s gaslfrcatlon^fers 4 eme;«dous potential. By roads the Communist ^Ide the officials l>elieve. their own state in SolUth energy crisis by converting t»a l to 'gas. 1990, It-shouid be pc islbie to- produce 3 trillion has been, energetically . ■ The Communists have Vietnam. ' -----* The landmark development occurred in a cubic feet of gas, on dight tb 10 per cent of our already taken ■ advantage o f- building in South Vietnam •They can use those roads jiilot plant built and operated by the Institute of . total supply. fronnJIbal.", ‘‘- since the American bombing their new rogds this summer to for political purposes, moving Gas Technology' I'lGTTan affiliate ol the, Ullnois ’ Studles of methods to convert coal into.ijas halt last J^uary now reaches move small groups of settlers people and making their Institute'oY Technology. began In Germany around Worfd War I. IGT from Laos, Cambodia and more than 250 miles from the territory'more attractive," ■ For a full week, the IGT plant successfully began its studies in 1946, The HYGAS'plant, reportedly even North Vietnam. North Vietnamese border io ren^arked one American in the demdhstrated . the world's first large-scale which resembles a refinery, was completed In the yentral part of the couhtryr" itself j t o sparsely-peptUated CSntral Highlands. V . .convcrsiQirofToalio substltnte natural ---- areas of the south. And at the ^972.------" L ' I ' L r U. S. intelligence officials say. "But if the Comnninlsts find • , Interior Sec. Rogers C. B. Morton Friday Not until lyst month was the plant able to turn One of the r^oads has been same time, the U.S. analysts they aren't getting anywhere- hailed the accomplishment as a ';major three tons an hour of coal into pipellne-^uallty report, the Communists have pushed to within sight of South pillticaHy, they have thp option Shoulnfi; plainmMi milestone" in making the fullest\ise of vast U.S. gas with "a heat content of around 1,000 BTU repaired 15 former American Vietnam’s main north-south of usinft the roads to tnqve their REV. and Mrs. Grady Fannin, DavW coal reserves. (British Thermal Units). airstrips In th e 'ir territory, artery, Route 1, in Blnh Dinh heayy.artillery and tanks right Wilkersun Crusades, will show a film. “The Henry linden, director of IGT, said the "This gives us a clear signal that it is Province. Another, running some of them long enough to Into range of government HYCiAS process offers the best prospect for tei'tinically feasible on a large scale to convert accommodate MIG jet • Rapture,:’ al the First Assembly of God Church inland parallel to ^{h? Laos-. outposts and cities^" the - . -- -ioXuiut'allsat : ^ pjDi.Xuesday.Thepubliejs easuig lha U.S. energy crunch after the year coal to substitute na^al g^as lr\ a completely— fighters. 2 Cambodia border' appears official added. invited. • 1980. modern technology system," Ijflden said. planned to eventually stretch These Communists efforts. air tHe"way to the-Viet^€ong^a— ^ analysts-sayirafe-desi, lie rry Pet

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1 ByP.CTER WEAVER . 1 or _^vings jtqcotwt^-for ' ^ plans j„the staples must havV faHeTT sununer’ shbuld'. get a ^ e w - , Q — I^ently, 1 hwnl that ai, ,,other parser in case of an o^ered bysoriie Employers but inside because it ended up in J)ookl^, _ • I'You tn ., T r a v e l , - - couple with a^joiiit ehet-ldiig— gmergency.— ‘ — —*— ■ -these ar*4»arrgg«Hnv "tn "these- fcguiatiuns— ttia f pr ^1EK]>0sm g the fi-mt m ay • pdrfMtly hardy and used for HOW _i ...... , on your state la\H8,.and pn the money to build up .a college programs, students work in the packaging with staples. If one ch a p te r •■AvniHinu ’ wfnteirtfiglbvel- dnd for suitim er TOMATOES: Soiiie readers green-shouldered varieties. policy— o i _ individua l ^ bo nks. - f t m d r ------...... -xom m nhlty fiA' pay and g e r of the staples was inside the Hassles." The biggest hassle is or fall crop, tell us their tomato plantsliave Check with your bank. In most Is there any way I can work ' college credit for it. The work package before you opened it, getting caught with drugs or In a nutshell, if your vines If you thin the plants' it huge st^ks with lots of leaves are full o[ green, lush growth, , states'-you'll find that you can full time and have most ot-my is designed to blend in with then the v^ndy could be purchasing drugs, Penalties in multiplies to several stalks per and green fruit. Can'' you gain access to a Joint checking income deferred until my son their studies. considered "adulterated” food. some foreign countries range and lots of green tomatoes, I'd plant. If you eat bunching hasten ripening^by removing take a chance and remove account after the death of one goes to college. ■ Ask your local board of. If enough people • com plain from si* years in a "prim itive" onions iii spring, harvest them some fohage? uf the co-signers. This would allow me to five education or.ypur state board about this kind of shoddy; prison to death. some of the foliage and see before seed, stalks form. Removing some of • the what happ'ens, — ‘ If yoilr bank— willT-aUow— tjh m y fof the names and addresses o(- packaging,- maybe the FDA —ni«* -Ijook let- -also has an“ WRAPPING ON TREES: aeeess to a—joint checking. community colleges—in-^our ill-take-Betion. Any time j-ou — rxcelterrt titbltagraphy 3 or 4 days. Ripening and GARDENER'S SPRAY: accsQnt jifter one partner’s my job income. area. After two years your son find sucii dangerous foreign further informatipn. You can wrapping on . newly coloring of tomatoes depends W e're often asked for an "all clcatftv-il's a good idea to have it Garland, Texas. can transfer- to four-year matter in a package, bnng it to - get a copy by sending 20 cents transplanted trees? upon fruit temp(Vature, NOT m both names. If the bank says A — There's no easy way to university to prepare for med the attention of your local to; Consumer Product purpose" spray used by We think it's a good idea to IJGHT. organic gardeners. Here's one leave the sw rapping on for 2 or you might have troul)le£alniii& have , income deferred for school. board of health. Ask the board Information; Pueblo, Colo, Removin,g some of the sen ^ to us by a n a tu ra l, 3 years, A tre^wn-nnning - access after the death of a Social Security or other lax Q — I bought a bag of candy to report it tp-the-i^TyX. 51BQSL- iol^gu allaws more 'direct. gafaener who uses the spray tb" paper pre'vef^"!ri^tIwrers partner, then you'll have to set purposes. It's possible to g^et that was closed jvito staples. ■ . TA K E XOXtL— Any—youth - EVEN- tf—V^U-M OVei'TT—COS' NAY THING il i l\g\ to isud Ihf siinshini- to rijach. the £ruitv _-t>oHtF«lwhitefly, aphids, woolly - and other bark problems. up a sepSrUl^checking account ‘ some income deferred throngh When I opened the bag. one of wiio plans-io travel abroad this "Loil i'T^oond ' Turn’There...... - now''...... ' raises the temperature and aphids and red spider mites in MosTlandscape p

_ _de.vulopmeftt_ exccj?t.Jor red— of—Dtnsasecnsda^fiisTstnsasecr -^een exterminattng cockroaches, BACK TO color! the most desirable color dissolved and stir well, sent to us by a reader: “ develops at temperatures from Strain and squeeze this liquid It’s non-poisonous, destroys 75 to 80 degrees. ' through fine gauze lo r u?e a#l__ cockroachcsr waterbugs and SCHOOL Putting green tomatoes-in-e-^old niflon stoc-king) and store'in simile insects. _lhQ caug^ bright winduw does NOT a gla3a Jar tightly sealed. mix 9 ourices of borax, 2.^ w n n n i i {wsten coloring, since light has ' Dilute 1 part garlic mixture . ounces-coi^tSrcbi-Z-OMDies of little effect.Sffl ripening. to 20 parts of water In the plaster of ^ ris and I Mi oimcM Here are some adtvstages of sprayer. ThE, odor does not of. cocoa. Sprinkle freely removing foliage from tomato linger. There's tio chance of around their haunts. Continue vines: burning or damaging foliage. using for several days after the WOi - B O Y S i a . 7 1. Picking is easier and InoidentallyT-our-feador tella—i^bu^s have faster if some of the foliage is us this spray is used "Our son brought some removed to expose the fruits. succe^fully on all vegetables cockroaches home with- hln>-- BODY “NYtOFT 2. Fruits and soil under the and flow ers in the greenhouse from Hawaii, but this formula vines may dry off 'faster in and outdoors. took care, of Iho nt-"— mornings or after xains, thus - "For non-organic gardeners, QUESTION OF THE SUITS PARKAS reducing the development of profjably the insecticide Sevln WEEK: F. R. of Twin Falls: is jiict Hhniit the best all- SetecTlon thcludes long sleeve Just-in lime for schoofr-doy chills -r- rots .and mold.. ''LastspilD£lR)OKyQur adi^cc completely wol’erprcwfl nylon sur- and started our vegetables and slylings in ploids, stripes, seer- :i. The amount of cracking purpose pesticide you can find. 'cool with attached split hood and z-ip socker looks, solids dnd prints may be reduced" ratltnmgh It-'sri-not persistent, c ^ s not olher plants' li) Qie Jiff j?peneta. -Jronl. Pile lining keeps him worm siirne' rnaintam it __has— a o _ hiiild iip -a rasidu^ and ip- .—1 wasn't too happy Uie way: , . . sizes S-M-L. Great with nnri-Hfy Assnrlflrl rnlnr s ^ ------jenns, pnnts nr skirls.. effeel I. on most plants, _ , some turned out. I) i s a d v.a n t a g e s o f It's bad on bees so neyer-use "I found that the nylon Reg. 10°° .defoliation; it when bees are prevalent, netting' which was wrapped '1 ■ fZxposed fruiLs m ay ■ONlONS FROM SKED: around the peat was too strong sunburn if a hot spell follows Most gardeners think that, and the roots4iad a hard time 8 8 treatineiil— . unions are started only from breaking through. Did' you 2. More fruits ;«ill bnop 4o> m p fid If you sow them now, you’ll We’ve checked with the obou« ony sizo of te»«lufe blonds Choose from solids Out A ll der.'g»»Gd lor eosy core PUMICE have some by fall, or next makers pf thehandy Jiffy pots Cf?oos®*t*0 fc •''fl *o« yov' C A N D I E S 'acbrns;, and this te'htfw m a iy a a loffittc bock to school assortm ent ot toll colors c o lo rs ' r,* p.oh or'd i^pr.o'T'O'' business got start^. 2i«3&-31)127 27.4a” lid Cover BATH ^HAND W'ASH CIOTH 6-7-8 WpU« 39 27 Rrf! Reg. 4** Reg.*.?® Rvg. 2.29 R eg 2 79 R eg. 1 .5 9 R eg. 69* CROWLEY MAGIC V A LL^ C.'H. of Murphy; “Can ooe Reg. 1.99 yd. 1 r