SAN Calif. tU P I) — PT(?sl(}ent. Nixon Mid fives of the presidency/'He u id he was not trying^ to withhold tiie evidence wpi^ldbe adverse to them If It were disclosed."'' access to presidential flies." ______enfpbatically Sat he would nol"te8tlf^"M 6r*r-1he ^ anjr Iniormafion aoout ine'scandal.- r - ilie letter^ Nixon's Qrst direct commiinlcatioB wlQf.tbe com- T « io n has never been asked formally to testify before the Watergate coib i)iHt( , but ft-f« wof Ub m provideirwttfa:ttiyTl^anwnt8yfqiared1>y htm or htstop aidw -^ Piealdent is “ liui tliig lrim5etfrthg=progidwicyawl:tlie-ooantry-a ,_Jh a t '"at ahHatyr^^ time'^duang .the hearings h6 would T ^ veTndicati^ they wouldTIke to Interrogate the President ~ aiu®XhTs^Irir:i«im'lnTljB-^Wilte H on ^ ------— ------lot m ore than he's hurting the-commttt— ."------— 1‘address-puhllcly the sublectamu are (fo n s ld e r in g ."______^ » m DaSH;-^'com m ittee’s cfilef Tounsel. has been neeo- — ------.^ -»^tottwr t » t fa« commltt»a 'chairman, Sen. Sam ■> BWin, n.------Notinf-that-^ Midw itV>bFi)hant 1 inrtilh twido teBtlfled-befo fe------“ In the meantime ," the President wrote, consider It-my----- tiating witli tlie WfiltS House {a~oT>tti'in iTumeTOUs^ NIC.. Nixoirsaid-he-roade-theideclsloa-bffrniPitT.-nf hl^ •’ronttt— c eiig im luiiMl M tigr t it t ^ , li:rvin added tnat “ W ii^ a person . constltuttonal responslbmty~t<> ' " ' ------" . -. - - telephone,- . - cohvcrsa ^tutlonahobligation:iOT>reaefvfe4ata > % J u l y 8 ^ 1 9 7 3 - / / ...... M agic ynUey^s;Homp^ ISiewapapor TWIN FALLS, IDAHO f £ Ev«n i»»i lor 70th year, 269fh issue A V earner acl'v^ry I ' ( c ) e U ra g g Dall^ News. W ASHINGTON — Form er Atty. Gen John N. MttehelVis^*------._going_lo protest iiis.ifino):ence^frt^enatc Watergate heariags___^ • starting Tuesday, directly-contradicting.Sffonn-testimonyl^riwo ■ of his former aides. By J O C E L W CLOVfARD month earllerT^ ' r The crusty Mitchell,'TnBicled once for obstruction of justice the recent price increases followed a period Tlmes-Nel^s w riter ■and the target of a second federal grand jury, will not implicate .ot-inof ^asad availability of aaiiolinf. .ia-..Ltlahn ' T w m * Pre.sident Niitnn In the buBglne scwdBl,' One of hiB4awveiT5affi' The Tim es-News reported on. July • 5 that again in Twin Falls last month. M ltchell'stalkatlve wife, Martha, who once said her husband The latest p>ice increases meant that the shipments from.all sources coming-into the would go to Jail to protect the President, m ay attend the state auring the first four months of . 1973 had average price of gasoline has rFsen about five nationally tele'to^d hearings. A Senate committee spokesman risen about 10 per cent over shipments a year cents.p(y: gallon during the past two months. said she-would be welcoma-to^slt behind her husband as he- -th e rlie r.- "g S u n n y : ^ Mike and Tim Dingmen bad the Pacific Finance office had B racB to deliver this Tfsck's Jtmibled down; anaahlng TfUBflKfTJEWsnp to the Times-— wiiKloK. TVs^ee-i Netrs. - — — r:------tumHtrpflge IS. Because o f their enti “EfSlfbrldt 4 Sb^ts, 2252^ ~ ^ tim. u. Whc jmosc to - eachbdy^bc ' . 'I laipholie, manag^ to reaCli for |5, for hiiHp; zTOrm. jd.l \JOITUarJ6Sr~2~.------the paper«tc Hiiim rrrrttT -down-last Septomjier, Kalmbach is said to .have balked at attended'Teton "Migh-Sehool. : ' : AamUted Admitted handling, any more m.oney for suspects in the bugging p r ^ January 22, 1924, he Filer; Uiere. -. final communique. The- -Mrtr Ralph Ijirsen, weight- ; m c s ^ Mrs. Dal Fischer,' -tari'trtal-soarcesrsayiie-iVexpected to tM tify foff-the^osacution ' HeTTiarrled "Virginia Wnght- aHftSugh' opposed by recorder, reported -XOPS Richard Oppe, Mrs. Stan Mrs. Ricky Huijdley, Mrs. John in the next trial and w ill not be charged In the cover-up. Driggs. Their tnarriage was July 3, 1923, in Burley. They the bulk of the conference, was gained one and three fourths HaEetrTJoh^-t'Ce^, Cindy . MatUion; Paul T6bcL._Ngra Also emerging from a weekend awlrl around the quiet-8p6ken later solemnized, in the Idaho were later 4jyor£ed, ^ included, but not without "pounds without^^iany loss of MrsV Robtft’t Wil.son, Burteyi l.ivingston^, Qeor'ge Silver. attorn'ey from Newport Beadh, Calif., were these other Falls UJSTemple. The couple He farm ed in Y ost until 1951 f'r^m S oviet weight,- ^ ■/.Wllllarti Badger, jreybtlTW; Margaret'Caldwell and Jane disclosures "and developm ents: lived in Alta until 1943 when when he moved to Rupert and foreign Minister An MOfilyn titiotv ' f d e « n—" m r n m BOB REESE THE DEAL you C A N DtFt t h a a ~ r 3 3 ~ ^ H ^ a y s jr ^ V m , • J l U i n l i ( ^ 2’^. W RiTE YOUR ^ O W N DEAL Ml 0 r ^ , \T»SWtSStHSt ^ .. m^tt\l U A liD l.&R l O t i u i AS; ./-^VSr^V- HOW-«^nVV^J- , Ji J | R / '*«a.\ iSff / d ^ ai/igp^ THIS SALE W , O N ALL A o h u ' '. DODGE Mki ^ 1 i f i U I \ lk AND ^ CHRYSLER (S AUTOMOBILES ^ 5 ^ S 3 5 i r i M i Y i jSww^.^-joiVn)7W 3 Timts-N'«w»; Twin >datio 3 1 A. J . lb d I 1 II M LilJ LIJ V L Y 9 < 1 0 - 1 1 V O --- - O ^ ff. I 111 r IVI ii ct-II£ lO O |j*iis ] MAKE YOUR OWNN DEAl h f .r e:’s n o w n woisks 1. You browse through 2 acres of rnrs, and with the assistance of one of our courteous salesmen, se- Iprt th^ mo^<=>l rn ln r nnri <=‘ni linm^rint nf ------' ------crioice. WRITE YOI H OWN DI A! . . . 2. ! hat's aii the salesman will do. From there you w ill meet w ith the sales m onaaer and he will fur- nish you with our cost on that particular new car. 5% PR O FIT .. . 3. You will then figure your own deal by adding to dealer cost, a service and handling charge of $60, plus 5% profit for the dealership. GOT A TRAi)F:-fN?? 4 . Should you liavc a car to trade in, you will deduct the ociual cosh v a l u e , Ic 'i:', roconclilioninq expenses from the nrr'vious dollar n m o L 'n T y c ' ' j Y o l ' ond the sales tpciriocier \ vj! OQro*^ on n figure mutii(-:liy arrr-ptrible to you and the dealership. >KES) MrNAfNCirSf,?? D. Silouid you need as'^istonre with firianting or insurcjnce on your new car or truck you will then meet with our fincirice rnonaaer Cind liaure thn fii'.rir'.cc tern';:. >IOTOII €0 ' i lic ifenlvt \ on (d fi ih*pi>ml ihi' 500 BLOCK 2ND AVENUE SOliTH, TWIN FALLS /r ’ ^ —h ROWIANP gVANS |8i ROBERT NOVAK ■Vfigfrrm F:!^. r p l ] ■ r i J I DoeoKd To'TheClUfeia O f Magic ynUey PHONE 733-093^ is sunn^yJ^^fufied^boffl^^ Sunday. July K'1973 WASHpMGTdN'^^^Ti^Oo ':irituati(mT^-TOSr^is^- CBnnerilTletlH)e1cnowithft»aa4-oir4h^tmperativM of loyalty,- .! 1.^ .— ri»«-iimin« ««rt UP) chart Pregjdent Nt«on^ ■ ^, HaMeman and JEhrlichmAn, m6st u ^ ppy—aboot .the cawnftt- beltcfrg: thej would W atereatp. h h ariiflM.r« a r e . ■ paraaotWi4)f viptue, can owtd— thcais: ■ i»«.-«ni««’«, IM01. Ontftr th ticf 0* M»rch (, WW. dileinina; how can / he therefore, dare not tie his White House l)elleve the ties with the T^esident older ^Oim sers offier^eom iaii^-lt— disengage =^?fom fojper- defiJn«-1^^^ — niemorandiim--refleeted-Hfte--«nd-elo9eMhen^-Ehriiehinaa^^-^I^I«^ *^ i^ “>-Sgyg:r|g*r^- . lioutcnantslB.--Rr-fitoltiepnan— daco-he^ blam»-them-(or-th»— influence— x»f- -Haldema,ru.-Js^:xegir£ded. IJijt-. lormfir - , l^ttom^f Wa^rgafe noi?^ ^ t _ . and John Ehrlichman without scandal -for fear of a EhrlichmmTiadoversclinging subordinatesr as ' a Nixon the Justi^^^parti^ent h^ r~ ifaiu’i:luiI3[^- aiffiETOfemgZIfliu^lIertma - backlitih i rom— tfrtheir johajnthfrpfcaittentlDl i toyalwt-to-^-o btUer ondj; ------Virtua lly , ind'epehdenf of presidential them them-. H « tnust - continue to staff. JBut .inside the White -Btrt— -the President’s 'direction. Thai's because the real, tarijet J ^ n -W . Dein IfFas-thfr -H ousft^it is-attributed-ninrfc tn'------. ,, . -incompetence and confusion, a d ^ ^ are taking no chances thout^h iung'ShOt, threat to Mr. coveriip conspirator. Even Nixon loyalists fuid it iiiAwiftNixoijh is a£E!i.sfen in■■■■...TTfla-*.‘".!6':aj_____I Washington Thn III; llu-lll^l^tllllllurnpmnranfiiim.jjiverv lt-«*'^^ ^ -u»g—.ii:i;aLjM the .leeaci£S.Qf,.the...Wal£rgate. ..m-jiis— -rm.nrTp„-m - ex-special rrtWTth 1^ nHBgmTB—counsel baFd-to-swallow-the—id «a -o f--- and San aenjehte as'coming Senate a week^ago by White hy Me (oio..icU,' tpn, ;h"- total-presidential ignorance mil frnin slupl(IlTy,"‘‘ - 4 in e “ nujfc^ nr niP PrPsiripntlYnhd about -what his own staff was j testimony Before the Ervin dearly violated that strategy lawyer on the White House ■ doing. That lame-defense also w m m itteo ncxfctoeck but.from .-J>y-predicating thf. Rresidfint.‘s_ _ j i t a [ L ^ ------^ rte trd 5- T 5^ r J r e - ^ T ^ f i r m s frequent -criticism .------jiU c r ’~appbar^nces b y ' innoccnce ^ on the. Haldeman- ^ But if Hald?man ______.and—«»44,>M«n«nm ptevi^ijsb^demed^y tte Wtfi. ' - - Pr^ldent’s -... tw o ------JoyaT ‘ -KiH4lehm8n-deftJweJ-^^uaHy- - Ehrliehmari are not to be - n ie T liH ^ h iT affeclk.nl HouserthatMr.i^xonh8irb ^ — ’i 4 r ! r ' ! ’:: i i r r v i ': ’]«; r ^ ! ^ ^ in tim a te s; JUaldeman— aiud— ti^-ht-iippprt pr<>KiHpntial aWes defended, they-are sorely not to Veb" - ^al£-‘’ only fr^;-the _ , " • f:? ;'; :; 'i 'T: ■ iS ;: ” ; f ^ «■: : ;rr.r.!! Ehrlichman. Mr. Nixon must were voluble in bemyantng-USe 1)0 attflClied. Dran, fexpcrt"on outside wofia^But friStrhis. Owll while lashing mercilessly a t- avoid being linked tightly to the W under, White H 9USC inlrigqes, has said Dean, Colson cooly disregards staff's operation.s. j- j. u I !•'. ^.T Watergate cover-up.essentially '.’One thing 1 know about Jotin privately^ that the two former IUUJ< >1 It (J U Haldeman and Ehrlichinan- a l^ iit HQusc~ahtI campaign Dean ." a krwwlwleeabie Nixon chief lieutenants wonIj~ turn A defense based or{jgnprarice ■••Tri'-r' • : •; if- !f‘ coramittcc ,' plot that exr aide-told us; is that he nevet^ on the • Presi3ent if ^ e But can the President cannot .last forever-Sopner or lateiv Mr-. Nixon will have lo , canipaign manager Mitchell did anything without orders repudiated them. That view is possibly ign ore whether his shared several former publicly judge the twotowhorti • :i ':T ’r T H 't ' ?' ’ ii 'Ki! apparently knew little aboiilr from V Tfaldeman and 'two'alter egos were or were'not he deletiated unprecedented So, (i-t is Haldeman and j:hrllchman.” Thus, he White House aides w h c ^ lie v e d eep ly in volved in ^lega) that fear .alone would stop the- . power. If he cxonerates'Jtbem. iiillM lli:.■ iili} I i - •: iSEr = t r c--- s - ! "li if i:., Ehrtirhman who'wuld finally rea-sons, the Buzhardt m em o’s activit) Ihe, .leniBorary ~3e.stFoy”tfieir^ R cirM rfi~ a 7 ew “ fntal flaw is its attack on £)ean President " from accusing : by'a MT-Tsks sliarlng thOTTatS, IfTltr i^rrnyTrip? ig jj;' -i^ T rrp i •moments of testimony, while simultaneously Haldeman and Ehrlichman of ignorance. indicts them ,'the virtues of improbable tlmugh that might accepting the Haldeman- Wrongdoing. liiyalty-which became such a '■ I ■ s ' ;: ■! ! [s f ? ? ; I : ;!>: :!; ' ‘ j .seem Rhrlichnian defense. Indeed, Younger staffers at the White__ _ trr-lln? wake of his unfortunate cult In happier days 'of One- ciusi; N ixon adifiser Ualdeiiiiin and Ehrlichman '! i: I ' ^ !;i r i Uii/JuirUtLi— c h ie f in,., the. Hou.se, so inces-saally lecture^ memo, Bv^zhardt was tellinii. bv Hakieman^ail ^ i 'if, H'- if; f ?. ...... iStory O f Autoinobil^ A h E I c o h ^ ^ WASHINGTON - On J J in t^ engine, kept it on a pedestal, National Academy of Sciences, extra .air. to the exhaust control system relies on a ' a ' (leneral Motors--A'lfe and regardc(* • it with whether the biiliofls of dollars system; they developed stratified charge. In which a ■prfstrtenrTnrned up before the referen ce ps u kind ftf saored that will he spent on omission ■fexten^ve ca'[al>'lic converters small amount of gasoline-rich f-^nvironiiiental Protection ii'oii. It this, icuu .worship that control systems could be spent that demand no lead fuels. fuel is ignited in- a small ■^AgeriCy^EPA I. SpokegThen for has theiin in trouble to d ^ , more wisely and usefully on :The result is an engine that ctiartitj^r and~the resulting t^hryslcr and Ford 'liad ^been Now, -this wholii-. -Qlher areas of Rublic he9jth,_A_ starts p w rly.. runs . woxsei - ..liumbustion- 4hon ignites— an ther»‘ the day before They problem of "clean air" is host of fa ' - questions have to do squanders gas, burns up spark overly lean mixture in a larger ““ Were all pleading lor the .same' 1 tj^e impact of the EPA plugs twice as fast, and is not chamber. The concept is not - Water Forecast thintis.— a further delay ui the ,the problem' involves. thV “require ments upon fuel expceiiaTo give M^OOQ mile^'of new tank designers’ r^nrnrcemerrr ‘ 3>f fepeigft^trad«T- -te ‘Heal^tTOuble-fFee-s€r-viee. _ ta v e -b e «n - worsting with the F^{y~states now have water according to tlje experts. cleafiair standards puttirig Its reliance upon' mito design, ijia-ss transit, and th e Naiiipnal Committee on' idi;a for "years The'M ercedes Motor Vehicle Fimissions, in its diesel engine and the Wankle quality control boards. Because If freslr supplies can no ■'Even though we have enforcing national emission consumer choice . A l l ,those questions mefit February report, placed the rotary engine apparently -thisXvpc-of-agency is r ather new. lo_ lonpcir be depended uoon to provide diluientiv souHht soluUuns to standiffdii. first as to -hydrocarbons -and carbon "Ttebaterburfnrgivl'Tnor'trxhiy,— eventual annual cost uf-a~futrh- --poss addfiroharr^uIr^giTlsT'only Twcy state govern m en t, the numbeiF^oT technology; and these engines- the gentleman from GM, "w e monoxide,-and later for oxides for sticking narrowly to the catalyst system at 123.5 billion alternate souixfa _r£mflifl.. Th^^ _ possess it now.- B ela ted ly,- — beards..reveals- -soinetliiiigr-fl^uJL- havb been unable '16"dcveIo^p TjfTrttrngcTT.'Yer ir is generally icon question- -|fmgtneers~h8;^ _ _ ^ a wallopinB.sum o f money. oceans—must tapped in an- the^^orts being ma^eTo conserve^ the requisite technolo^fy to .TTfkHowleapPd— Ttlfft---- tfre -—^aken Hheii^ re fio u s-'overhead-----The problem^ can't bg-solvcd - i iiajm pi uducers'liaye bought" -ancHncrease— ^jf possible^-^ -the - extensive-attack-of -desalinizatioa- — iTiecT all tflCTeq^l1reme^ts -fOT problem is “ national'' onl^ In a valve ^gln e off the pedestal with doodads. ThoseTliiwanled rights lo the V^nWe^but thy nation’s reserves of w a te rr ' ^ o r w a te i' "“must ~bc~Tensed. Th e - 157G m odeT^" 3 sense: Sniog is a" terrible — long ago, 51iia5hBd1hrlmraTid’’T iyd fo ca fb 6 h s~ are“ c7ealed l n ~ M v e not exactTy e m irjc e d it. — Btrt-m uch-m ore wiH-^bi«^<=*!qu>re4 ’- ■ nf iT^^kes them in som e, cities, but started over, they wouldn't be thexDmbustloneh«mbcr,and-a_,------. . = . . ----- — . - 'I n this humiliating fix -r ig h t solution-tnust-iBe-found ffiere.- - If E P A yields fo’thelridustry's -1 n tKe“ nexl~Z 5" years than Thr■ the. mogt logical ^urct, But was saying — and the other over mnrhiDf the country . most Of^ the tim e, smog is no more now. - — F;^eign manufacturers, not pleas, we are likely to get more b r i n e . companies tilso-^ ii.U i«t they -est^bHsHing of— government converting into palatable- doodads W hat we need ai-e have not developed Ihe intolerable than the.common T o r all Riiias of reasons, oibsesScd with icon w or^ip. agencies, if the nation is not to find water is still not economically mainly profitable reason^, the more iconoclasts — industry technology to produce an ny. learned this long ago itself short 500 billion gallons of feasible in the quanti^s required industry has stayed by il»i leaders who will put away old ■emmission control sy.stem for It IS thus a fair question — One Japanese firm , Honda, idols and turn their creative —good wat^r-every day. This dire So, the nalion turns more arid existing aulomftbile - ujigines, Chrysler has raised the i.ssue beloved altar Engineers already has designed, built, (^ e r g ie s , just as their admen -predjiction is a consensus o f several more to reusing water supplies — Thekey w>rd is “ existinR " H'or -persunsivoly — whether EPA'S voWed ib protect the ic o iT lir fes t edlm a 4 a i ni‘3''x;er 11 f i c*ti on ta) I te- p iu d u n iig buiiie uul> " ~5tinifes of-the nation's water needs. and trouble. There is a health the past '20 ye.irs, auto standards are unreasonably any cost. They boiled on a new for a reliable eneine-lh.-il mepl.1.- ra lean, Uiey standards, -flonda's - bvltttr Ideas. - - IL is based on the estimate^ that factor, for instaiferr. whirh worrifra .prndiiriiPK^ i l i!i «inath< addrdVdpoditds that- »q *iirl 500 l>illioh ' galTohs' oT ’WafHT' f n « H c 5 T~r<}Kt>apgtH»SZjThe tealth^ lhe}r bat;Trwerh>ad- - v a l v raised ~in^:FebfuafV . J3S._I11C ^consum ed daily in the United factor is only one aspect of water V -States trillion j^h h rfagn C j h iit_ it i IV a r Dr. ThoaUiiiun. My M ill. -Uiuii a'"'which siirh^ over what niifiht. happca than I' incorporated ift' his colunui_lK:ay of ^eakmg ill. = Mrs. MR. s p e c ta to r yvar-old .son has become a .hospital.s accept new ;un over suqgery. so my advice whenever [xis.sible MF-B. txihavioral problem not only to patients would be an operation The term "self abuse" our family but In others he Kmall>. the major medical However, talk it over with Dear .Sir I have a relative probably has done mort- who I have some reason to emotional damage than all the . ii:wm;ui.tts JUtlL . ii-nl^rs h.-ivi- (arijities, to'ou have a leafiet dealing with IS no medica; '-vidence that the his teacher and she is tx-fiiri' >oii snap my head off open heart surgery I am doing this or car-ytm give-m e some habit us harmrul I suggest that ■“-tDhvinccd thaj he Is (niy and with ~n F*‘pTv 'Tie.Tsn'l fine. y [ ^ doctor wants Q W TO S B 55Jliy?'<‘ effejt and ^yoii jiisl slop'worrying. ■■'TnattemuT:: ' " rn {7y;**"TT^rmtiPT*" that" xvhlie' Well, weathered thd July 4th IC K M AN ( \ I.L 1.\G My wife and I are bewildered ps\chialr> does indeed deal and, how much I urinate fi.reworks noise. U wasn't easy but Thisjs a good season of the year b> his inability to perform as Hilh psychotic i mentally becau.se I urinate quite often I BEBRy’S WOULD we made the grade. Now what's lobeihinkmg ol icetK?rgs, which effccU vel) as he, is. capable of uiibaliinced i pjilienis, that i.sn't am 60 Miiyto other patienU qext? some scientists are doing. What doing. As concerned parents, Its sole interest Its goal is have the same problem. —T. helpinii._ anydne who has _Y, ...... A glance at the calendar would they are thinking about is moving sho DAVIbESPO Those Open !fir Th4 Ho use = 3 i= Xhe^ Other ByO. A. fGUStXELKER rule requiring a c-oimniltee rule rcauiring^that a-v 'I’hc two Dt‘iiiocri(ts, Jn a stnleHieMl, at'cuwui ihe Bi >4 o i l ainipaau;s_;Dt iDifinUQnany til Kusolinf __ ^linitji|ii‘ ta hoosl consuiiifr ■pin'<-v Hint di'u'p tli u-p in d ependent ' fo titur inH (i|ior;it(irs out of business.' and allowint! consainer prices. Thi'y piuposed leulslalion -;iwku*U4Uej, dtuicribw l-a)>-n-w4t^ Th p - ■ Aixnire'/'.k-Aspin w ould fort e a refinin(> com pany Vfluiiopoly ■powder,' "Because of our common imrflrhlwM vvhfd Coniiress r«- of the crude oil it processes RiBCord Ing a rtist three other men Were arrested rrotn another corporation, they inside the W httc House Sgtur- huinanitv we are also one w ith^ ciiiivi'iii's ncxY wiM'k At ffoiaait, Uie-m ajor career wIlTf Hew day when they knelt to pray for Brother Nixon and his floodgate ■TliTtifr -tlVc. plgii. jon. firm s" . LAUNCIHNG MUSICAI, administration."------— Would Ih' iM Tinitti'd to operiiti' Tvrii?(I, ^‘Why Don't Tfjey an e n d "W llie^ 'Tambodian hnve produced or sump crude IxiinbinH, the second such The men were charged with III o n l y 0 ( 11’ of Uii' four pFiast's Wallace Jr., 21 (righti.-swi oj Albama with iinother com pany. protest In two" unlawful entry after they pfirolcuiii industry (;dV. (Iforijo^C. Wallce, Record wa.s.introdured - T+ic pliiti also w ould p ra iuliil- Jumped the ropes on a public -prodiu lion, ri'fiiiinn', transy "We look upon the White t o u t o f , t h e W h i t e H o u s e a n d ( i f 1hr Krdcral 'IVndc ('aninii!^ -I'eft'tt''’ OF- Tom Ireland, l>ee Randol and .simi s iK JC i Coiiipetitfon B u - could orl>!a(-e in inarketm n of supporters.' "VVe are one with Br|t'.dan W alsh. ri'itii, and Dr .lolin,.Wil.son iif iH'troleum. tho.se who die under our bombs, In their statement, they till'KoiliTiil Power roiiuiiis.Slon diwctoratex. IntrrliK'kmti with-th(?sc* who barely eke out . iK l’Ci In rccent testimony which perlrtit bank officials to an existence because of the expressed solidarity' with four =tjpforp contir'c.s.siortal .com m lfc y- m i thctlic- - '<)pa> Flores said 196,298 p e r s o n s .Side are living in poverty Tunisian President Habib Bour- was hujnan blood on the walls, hvirririall)‘ii'''y'sP ''‘‘ jCivilkiij cbarees P O W 8 I'OHTl.AJ.'D.Ore ( U Pl i that ho did not pTSTT ’to file I-iVI1 Min ^thuJwasiintcmcd m a .Xormal chan:cs auainirt the North Vietnam prison camp men An eigtrth PO W wtro was renewed accusations Saturday similarly charged was found -awain^l .. seven__enli.sti'd__ men charges agamst them of con- tions against the enlisted men sfViiracy w d w llaboration with whtt. vyijrc m em bers of a s6- rslhHl "ppacc inmnaittgc.'' aay*^ tfTeTlom’m i in is t S ' JuTic 2f> Tlirn Michael-Benge, of Heppner, ing that one provided mechani- l.S. helicopters J u ly U.S. Agcncy for Intem ationel the layout of military 4 ' T t r s ' i fV vplpm fn t in Vietnam-: said mstallations to their captors.^ « DRAI’KR For Your Shopping Convenience A M l R D i l - i e . ^ I I ftoW"gn A n d r u s s a y s I d a h o not immune to crim e ttttaclts on spause^ i^A T E hIj0^W f>— State-i-and Met=Gw»^andJ»is- respgnto tq fa qnory- • ■ pat-k'3 letter7^(HHyTrttonrey liw s aiwrjustlce to fiieemeriiandi; ' “ from the' ftfn llc rs ' attorney, virluc of friy being'their. cle where they threaten • J U t Y livestock aod building.s, .' n h a I! Frand.sen said Bc; NY M W NY MW AUG. ^__ - A ir office 4 ^ 4 4 ------U I K;iU. inA lin FAM-S" Mirr- established I HIUkIi I I Bt.; MW NY Be; NY Bi NY I in Boise I I IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 I Ktiii. W ASH ING TQ JSlUPl) - Sen. I S h ■ > - •>i v a ; I 1 I James TVTfClure, R-tdaho; F rp -Uinlii ■ I day annoniiOTJ the departm ent .UW- liV 1 M^V~! KW HW of Interior will establish a new I Office of Aircraft, Services at I 22 23 24 25 26 ' 27 28 the Interagency F ire Center in Boise flie office will be headed by i-.fi James W. Thurston, a pilot with NY NY MW BG BG NY .MW .Ihc. Bureau of 1 jn d Manage- menl nfficesin Anchoragf. Ttie, _2 g r _ ^ office of Aircraft Services is be ing established to control all < .M ■ I.* '.' ~3irf raft"oper auuris, ser v lets and facilities within the (Apart ment I isl..rl U .illii'. 1 K Ijcfin..' 1 Urn" DECS hires ' . 1 : ^ 1 MW i coordinator MW ' BG MW NY i NY MW 1 2 I 1 3 U : _ L5 4-16 17 I f t z l BOISE < UPl > — 51»-ldBbo wisCHK.sTF:n Ciild- T w t n I.AVA _____ U Department of Environmental v\fU K a ils ^in Jv^AlnlJ^alls^ iFor Pays of Att. Music and Fun. and Communhy -Eerv«ce*-Fn' day annouiured the appointment | M W I BG MW ■ftrin^'^^^dfTirily and eTSjoy the hxmdreds of^exhlbif^froirn arlists,pnd ----- coordiwa tdr-to-help speed— ^ fe fin- sewage facilitj 2 0 monies to Idaho cities. HOISK tr»AH O CfTTF- est shows ever to be-shown in-th^ste^-M oke 11^ ^ u s r on Tyoitr '.-Twasi • - i L « m * ynd~ ler pollution cantrpl prograin | ; M W - -nndei- -wW eb- 4he^edei»L= and sUte grants are -W B T ^ -rr a w a r d e d t& ^nuIlioif>alitlcs ^ • h o F airticlii Hag€f> .. .. , j Wfiittoin s a i a r ‘'tteS 3 w ic e 1By project plans, hat some^lng “We'd Uke some constructive WUliann Strasser," but I don’t pianned. and theh paid lot l>y Councilman ImportaiUi projects the city can ihe Deople^ber4-,-y^those ByBOBSCHLEi^F ■ ' it-Kightb-^eriticiBiw-and-halD^pOm tho— want . a , nolitiriflh..” -Ih^.clbjL Insteadxt in" the-scenic" ferfs- ' T agged grpat If f Vpryoiy rqulil PflV tor Inleresreg^'f elted;: ___ wtdemng.fciifehih-Strrtl. W 'the la^ it. butiicjiittlten:t fjeasn^te..- ^ ^op ie h^VQ signed- peuuons (Tnd Uelieves'that canal Tvouid—ndt—heip-^th' -districts shouldJ>e prqposed by -__^ln_ W3»ltlomii-- opinion if the hearing against the removal of trteesr people living in an a t ^ they p e o p l e had not concerned * j l l d ^ d e establtsnea .felLd j l situaiionsituaiipn. ■!3%« dratnage ed to tjhe project and -that he thii*- neeis Impro'vligj^'hol ^ 0 1^ ttiels Uiat would not be felt the Unprijv^rhent was rforc^ on-them- by the .'Citv whole courthouse area would Rupeft, a ll‘ of them from S In a n gle parking ior one block way of financing the projecf r mix of polItiM, trees and along the street then as from the courthouse west to the .between G and H streets, #nd was wrong. Taggert said "'nie -frnanClng ^tat-has- angle parking canal.” ' public has an obUgation to pay attention. to widen the west side of G A public hearing on the issue Street between Eighth and ■There may be some re for widening the Street, dre\v about 70 people, most to ; Ninth Street. The proposed elections al stake this fa ll,” becau;ie the people living in the I r i i m Street between Eighth leases. «,m.one s throat, weTe not start listening to tl Lliuyiert presented suggested and inh-streets. ______•'A decision will probably be -manura-orcsuncll.” - vflfce-—— T^sTnir^perty taxes for sucITI ! iU b '" ’Tnadc^nhc^ neri''; cojmcil ^etrunciiman '-William projects. Taggert ^id that a ya rH«i«ipr has indicated" that “^e try and give the people ' I imagine- the proposed iineeting or tiu;e willruri oiit on , whaT fHey~ want',"” ' sSTd project rs"te^rning~a'politlcat long TJinge program # -street— widening g ’ Street may be us,"'-accordiDg to Mayoi* Councilman Clark Cameron, ifisue," said Councilman imprdvements should be yVndellJohnsonjHesaidt>ewill dropped from the proposed lif;t(»n tn ■ill.Tnnliups anti. wynts people to vounlefer i d e a s . . ■pyr If nnlhltlB ---- iii -d onft,:: ------Johnson said, "the problems Of _ parking,'water, and safety will buric.sque______i m o v ie s ^ and ■'l§28, apjpearihfi in a hiim W ror-T still be there.” H O LLYW O O D (UPI) finaTly incl’uije'd nighi, clubs silent films-such as ':Paintei_ The "Save Rupert's Trees" E. Brown, the cavern-moUthed • when hc-was a yo ung 0?;------“ movemetii nas opposed UtlT comedian ].^who , vyas equally -Kace.';," "Ci^Ms'Can’ l Win^^~ . .The Iwndy-le'tt^ed c;omedian project iiince discussion l>egan adept at making his audiei anillGoing W ild,", witTi a rubijory^ inouth and -«n-i£ jibout eight weeks ago.. -Cry and laugh, died Friday at Evijn with his squeaky voice. ^ucaky voice was born July City Councilman W. F. ■( Bill) his Brentwo^-home.He was 61 Brown easily ' -survived ' the '28, 1892, in Holgale, Otiio, the Whlttom has opposed the years old. advent of talkies and hiSjC^eer fourth of seven children of M r., project, und apparently is the Death was altribut(fd -to con tin u ^ -to prosper inf such and M rs Matthias Browfi., ■ -only cou/iciliiwn supporting complications of old-.41go.-He picturesas "Hold Everything,” j h e nioveinfnt. The Kroup!s___ iiad-A4iistory^fj4iear-t^ trouW' hou.sciiainUng fal'her^s income, goal is to prevent culling the and suffered a stroke several B ik Mouth,"."Thd Daring - prown run ~tfecs on the courthouse years ago TltHTlerbox'and wlien he was 9 ahff became one grounds.' His wife of 58years, Kathryn, "Showboat." ' ot th t Kive M arvelous AshlOns; Whlttom said, "1 qip opposed Was with him when he died at a circus aerobati'f aet — In liddltion to his wmow aim . to any county funds being used j^r45a.m . He became a skilled acrobat son, l^rown also is survived by' to tear downUhe trees on Iho . Brown had not peVformedJui^ and spent 25 ycgrs on the w ires JA q Uaughters, Mrs. Kathryn^ several years ^ t for more than courthouse P'‘Of>?r^j_„ “H l and trapezeSi4iile. perfnrmtnfri. t-yleja r;^ a, Califand Mary,, fti<^irtion-~Ho ' Irees. broaghti/ first in, va.udeyllle and then Fair, Davie,'"f^., 11 granachil^ T Z — :.’tn-a-ra-r arWr; ttrat acKan' 111 a E«*eBt jjuBndoHiT. -b u rlesq u e— --7— ------""Wrattmn said there arc more "^ elfeaT.CtfeaT. went throilgh vaudeville,' He iiiiide his movie debut in (Iren. USED4SAN — hyw you iook at it, 3-Pofition Rug Adju»tment - shifts — the-Hoo«ei~Dial''A^IVIaIlC^-*i ^rte_ inslanily to Low Pile, Normal or ijeyn/acuum cloarrer evefM jp- ■ -S hagrrrf la lL right efficiency. .Canitteii -■cafpating^ versatility. All yoursit the - Pow er D ia l Regulates S u c tio n • lets ““twist ot-a-dial. you adjust the tuction power to the Complete with cleaning job. Canisler Tools- Triple-Action Cleaning - "It Beats. ...A t-i^t - Sw e e p t , A t -i t X le a m — " iw o w ’ Tim e-ToiEm plv Sigr^T = vyarns w hefv-^. TT^NXALrSTBA^^ x m . -latfle Uirovy^away b ag’iilu !'; Twin Foils, Idaho A t CFosg-Df Buslrress iune 30, 19 ^ . H CONVERTIBLE CANISTER - R £ S O U R C i ^ ■ It beats, as it sweeps, as Jloals itn a ir-n o piillinf! 'TTETbS r " ------^ ^ Hash dn5 Due From Banks $7,-172,183. m n o 11‘ I U H n j : • T x ttafalge tfispofabre Federol Funds Sold 5,2oo;0otr.oo- • V m yt Oute» taeket . U.S. Government Securities 4,992,352.97 never a dusty odor ' ■ Instant rug ad|ustmertf^ Stgt^ and AAunicipol Bonds 7,112,027.41 $24,476,563.48.. ' lo// to shag -E o d c r o l Rcoorve Dunk 5luck~ 87.000.00 • Edye-cleanmg suction power L o a n s an d EHsctDijLOis , 25.168^ .43.^8 • Two speed motor 50%’ ^ a n k Buildings and Fixtures 780,895.04 more suction with tools. automatically ■Oth e r RoGOurcet 599,004i9» TOTAL 5T:TT 7: 5R553^ • C a n alum inum chassis • Impaq absorbmg hood LIABTUTTIES' M U 4 0 0 9 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $2,900,000.00 Undivided profits ' 1,678,812.70 J-Ui r |C£» ■Reterve Under Auth. U.S. Treas. Min. 6209 490.248.16 plus Total Copltal Accounts And Reserves S'STD'CTTOXBB" •-WI Cnnsliuclion Reserve for Taxes and Interest . 160,051.39 • Wijp Aiound Bumper Guard In co rne : . :— — 359 :005.53 ■ Convgnienl Toe Swjtph »Ligtil*eigM Deposits ____ 45,524, LQ8J1 VU^^^O0VER UPm OHTS^HoveW All-Metal Agitator!! TWIN FALLS BANK & TRUST to w COST iM-STORE FINANCING we CAIiRY OURlDWN ACCOUNTS -1EH091E iJiTB-anjrir Sunrioy. .Inly B.j.lW,.lL Located wrth V i t. oscgmuG i m N s. a B B S S i S S ' Every 7th Rpl) PrQcessed ... naaiien" Md" '1 HeneIgoHon-ft8elf Is ih e -m e a ^ ffiTtergafFt,^, „ elfectKrwaylj reEalfellTO " " all the chartjes are on the JW_(ird. actions you diiagree.” " I wouldn't like to see the President engaged Han's^ flwt tritlcUed the recall efforts at a i4>a continuifig dehjite with his, accusers, July 4 .picnic In Idaho Falls; ' . . .- Hansen said in an interview. H F^R csted a press conferenco or written ______•flwas^preprmt^^war rMpOncl 10 sOhii; u f " ' HUi a prcsidcntiBha^,------—E ire d amagjBsjn^ WaltTBate'^rainmitterwcmd'raise TJroblenris of Sflpjiratinn-^f Powers its weM as "degrpd^ t k TW IN F A L L S - A weed fire wall. ------prPSt(l(incjr,“T-thc— three-tcrw -fepresentattvu a t- 507*-West -Addisoa-^ve-,-- - Another Jir e lwas_ reported- said, • . ' , =------itiftnKPn . i rr Icftiliu Uul iiig tlie CBneresaionBt Falls Gradg bul"^no d litfa fe ■ Testing Friday and caused exterior J^'v 4 rnrr'iK nrtmitted M ixon ^ authority-had- damagieTo the” Home Motel." 'was reported. The“Twiir”Palls=T— in Stution at Acco. .H e said there was “ no been iiurt by tht^.Watergatc scandalj bi|it he Firemen said_ the ' fire was______Mutual Ftrc__ Dep^rtmei^ Depirtniept'and „CajnbQdia;’:H&liSen~ 5ktfrH ^^ “iTthink - f udi(itton-’ comiftg'0*»t~^f^~the-baFi^l6-in. which- - don’t think.faliiUy. im‘ govefflnreur repmrted at 9 r28 p.m. and Kimberly'iPire Departraent . the w^ste material is piaccd for temporary ------hgp beeni^oing oni l>etterihan some weeks a g o " ■ not productlv«/- HKI\OKV AL HANSKN burned into opee of. th^the motel answered th.c G all 1 He added he had voted previously to cut off burial, arid thathc h ad '‘walked up to them" in wjien top ^presidential adleS resigned and were ' , .. givtw <>|)inion cabins, charring the exterior the past. - f|pd as a result of the scandal. ' funds for the- war, and-«dde [i^'-'br^Twrn^FalK-pirtfaar l)3wei;’iniii‘'TffiM - Bpii.in T il - wi-th----- 1 iQ -^K eeeu^e- - 3 - grant in August ' r i i PFHT H[ip.'ri M.iyiir----per i » nt foJiir nl iiu.nuy , 4-^ Wendell Johnson says he (x-rcpnl state money and funds e ^ c L s Rupert to receive it's from the n lv and the cities M 1 . 9 5 ’ for SCWPr worK by mid- industn r a ammint to 10 per Affirust. ' ■■ i.'iu ,‘ Tt^o city hai; It's partloh Value . . . ___ ilunc_26. Ihc city recem;d a Of the money on iuud iiuvi. letter from the Fnvironmental a< rdmg to .Johnson Compare at 1 4.95 PRESTO Protection Agency asking ' mclustries will be SOLARCAINE ■ , ■ I A l UMINUM n p jo r industries to have^ a ^ DR. WEST Automatic loiter of intent that says they A ■'/i. PRESSURE COOKER ... iim ,20,years ffiitiQUL _____ HY ■ FRY — • sy-itMli ana y a ,Y .. Whe.r ' thc - gi ant is finally U B U U Lat . ..tip _ J > P P»rtionmL-nl of the . . ^ndnstnr^ will sign .a cuiitract With th^_ T^hc letter 15 the frrsL' ciy^esponclence the city has l» ^ with the F.l’A simo work An.m lini: tii Jntin.sun'if Die for the grant bcuan m early grant is iiwardwl t)> Uu'middle 19<1 The letter must bo I'f Au>;usl ' Ihr city will ralurned. before grant is protiablj uet about $150,000 to aiSardod $200,000 to begin work on the . 3 h e uranl. a ItttlC more thaii prnjcrt/ with a nmiplelit>^ of million, will be nwde up ol tht- (imjci t *‘V|;('UitI Ih 1970 '' ■m . ■ ‘ . w.-.Snt—...... ' '—** ■ __— r ------Buying ePfA N O is eosyl • a t G a k i h 'S borley or T w in E o l U MFtnnY-fflMiajaM IO: ^ ---- FTOihJctof AwoHtmC«T». I y lO C J R*g. prk* $670., our prlc» ...... A T O ....w « W i i " ^ " ...... _____.1...... u . i i iBi; 4 - ■ sorss- ^ .S u g s » t * d l)o» cri^H IH» f« av^labl*. but WX r*4ulr»il---- •>. ~lRitanc* t(»rg. lo f 3« moi. "f...... W O ^ T*««t p«ym»ltt*-...... *J\.>S -JJ Annual ref ...... IZ-M - -- D*l*rr*d w m * n « pflc«_ r ,■■■■■■ — - ®*.s ...... with’ opproviftff fllFtfrr kAarw »tvl»» » »ii«« « pfic«» »0 thooi* lirrJl»d p* Adv, »p# ^ - ______a i j p ' ^ p c r ^ . ^ r : - l i S«fliday,^uly g. 1973 g TImw-Nevw, Twin' t-ilfsl Idahn W ' - ThV waste 'aam fflgrraTgr— Department oT ‘Enviromiiental shouI3 pay for the state and Community Services said agency to (nonitor the-Natfonall Friday that the stale should Reactor ^ Testing Station •begin independent monitoring ■outside Idaho Falls. of the National Reactor Testing Bax was commentini; on. &- Stjtic>n:iqTp.igg- prqregtl(ip .i)T; ^ t o F y lfe f appeared in the l^ s reS;Vlents against radioactive "^Angfljea Xuu(*S-which^d-lha£_ furnished to usv by the NSTS much of the PacificJMort^west. pvtr at Arrb/’ Dr. James B ax, Bjnr^said'the: dopHrtment'ts’ "sSrai "W e ininK u m ay be a pftsentlV snidYmg the use o f litUcr,. safer if we get some sucli waste for foundations for rindependgnt- evajusjiohs of "hoities in sbulheaslertT^^t'tST' ....- 2>hii— the-.aUtk. Step Out In Our to ^7^?tSan#ls & ^iogs GREAT SAVINGS Fashions for today’s woman! Bold clogs. PREUENTJ}}/fEliiH£ATING!t 1 Boy^ Shirts Were $2.39'to $l59 and sandaTs in platform, sl'mg and ^rapped stYie^: Long sleeve Perma>Prest- stytHs. A real boon to summer driving! spofl shirts in sQlids-and iWKtTrars.^ prmts Sizes 6 to 12, $9.997oVf3Clogs and Sandals. INSTALLED Oldtim ors rdoitiinisee m CaldwelL - - <"HAmirRPn»r. It-ftrSiinPprtni,<^tf:,shqW5 ...... _JljiJ921 stride (■ard to-HarQ-Rrid6e.s, pre.sident nflnlcrnatiotiall^ngshoreipenWarrhjiusemen's -■H'aHtrd p lr ln T IT IIfn o g e th e r . (L 'M ) /rp ii______ Q uaU f yin ^p e t i t iaii f iled trr-recalT ti*y JiriK F 1 UPI I .S;i>inK it■^ roll'd tliiil pi'lition.s Ix'aring the ii^siuticd Ihc Ki'p [-“ntrKMH natiu’s of (listrn I !t4 \'oters l>e ' M< nerii\(itt will appeal a acc-cptpci h\ Conarrusa Tlicy Fourth Uibtrict Cnurl urdcr to were I'arlUT ri'ji'cted Ix-cuuse ;n'r<*[)t ret'a her. attnrnpy .Stanley CYnw "PiK atcllo'-' , po.'jt office i'ridai lilcd another qualifying address pctltjl'n fnr gathering more -hi n t r m r « T ^ ...... (Yew. wh(t delivered llie in(tls.ate Douglas - -C. Cilaun^F, - tj-»+ning • ...... tfcigrrman, has been assigned T^ie son of^Mr, and M l's K a le In Chanute AFR. Ill , after .1 Cilauner, Hagernian, he 1072 graduate cif Hagcrman ,-HiKll.-S< h«>ol- _ flooniNG - cui. Don.i'ia- x: WalbrechTT flooding, has been” named distinguished, graduate upon hjs grathiation from the = -to.?; ATr “Force Senior’ Great Bvy SAVET^tr towpmm Prflfessi(^al Mllilafy &hool. SAVE ^6 c u r n s o ^ Sears Higti Power Air War College, Maxwell Car Bicycle & Sears Decorative Paint Compressor Regular $99.99 Regular $26.99 Outdoor. Flood Light T\PPr Ala- Luggage Carrii — MtrrorSquafCs ~ Tota~Toitet jcfcJlteam Freezer WasmNGTOrnrC, -rhe _ keUeyr-^harretuTneO to ->9-gptog:to-jrorkr even-thouri»--4>ow~ar»-4h<»>L:getting-^ jsndi^tesjeassj^ tegt^ work since the draft was that the He said that Tiothinn had He said the investig a te also; “TDscbnlihuedTor^lhiTlast six 'otonths of it. ihe la t^ iigures, ^ controversy is Just beKinning C^terpilliar Tractor Co, in army poses some problems. happened to change his opinion intended to fooITThtQ whether that ■■■ over Whether the all-volunti^ ,;PeorJa, IJL, declared in a But Rep, J'; Edward'jHebert. ll^ltinteer I'orce is:tflr ose- t don’t falnk Ifhaii to be in - a e t n a V~~ r e c r u htiTi g ______t h e ^ f t ; ! ^ ^ n ^ ta go n ' o f f l « i a i * -Pent^on^ahpowet^^oUlo^- tr(vthii»,»«ny!iRngprT KfJIpy, requirement, the sendees are unconvinced...... 'Jack ______-107 . .show tljatJivcryj^iM^except. who r a f IfiiTPen^on a month doing famously.” - Hebert has assigned the . subcommittee counsel in reCTulflng officers^ hav« bwh the'army gof-inoTe true agu after tipeiidiiig fonr years lon i.-char^ p . .>fl(....th8;inw«s tig ationT a? assistant defense secretary. said because “ if you bad mouth subcpitunittee which he heads said the inyestigators-are arthihtrenoughp-the- ehecking^ynto- cepnrts':thgt ■tf 3 for the hfeglha^ ta 4 a a &-Uam- 7irM*7niinneerr!/jrm7iermirTiBmms s reasons r piiedlit^ iwPore - TnakesyoudoubtyourabiHly-to— our-Bttention/' hfr" t o ld " a.- pressure to meet a'.QU^,^6f arm y has 4,750 re'cruiters in the He said the army'-got 137,000, leaving the Pentagon — a lack .succeed. " ’ reporter. recruits falsified high sch^ R e ia r —~ ______jjfh ic h is_33.000 fewer than the of positivo conimitment by T’enlaKon offioials contejid "They say they are eettlng'^- fjiploiwas, enlisted men'TffHW~ ‘ f IHt‘in7f97T, "pfbviaed some 170,000 It'will need..“ But there ^hrwrPspnf^l«»-f<)rTOHktn(t It- that.thaij^statistica- sIm'w tha~(: the nliniber ofmen they n i^ ," ^ "criminal records^ and ran indication of how the all- are various ways the army can work." ' , ' the all-volunteer'force'concept he said. "ILthis is accurate, coaching scfioioIS 'to 0." he sajrl. ^ THlE 6~REfel^ GR6V1& .4-TH Club at GIbbonsvllle north of iialnion remind ^ 2S:mli£..speed lim it In (he communlly and that “we 11^ In p«ace, aoMll=ple«:»-“ - Knothole sehedttte , PBK WKt: IVIIfM iET TUESDAY, JULY 10 ■ WEDNESDAY, JULYll ,UlamoudLNj>. I 9 A.M — The Alley Burners ■ ffa m - Quick Copy V.S. Kin)!.s vs. Filer; 10:30 a.m, - George Kood ll«st;„ 10:30 o.rii. - Kord . K's vs, Tabor Insurance; 1:30 Transfer ynd Slora(>e v.s. Filer. p,m, • Cable Vision Hot Wires ‘Oiomond No. 4 -Vfi,-AwHnH'; 3 p.m. - Sherwoods -----!^u.m. -'Hcnrys Hornel.s vs, Sports Center vs. Heliance B Oil vs, Kellwood, Insurance; 1:30 p,m. "Tnunsp flr, TOBr Diamond No. 1 p.th. Copy; 10;.10 a.m. - Sherwoods A M E R IC A N Sport Center vs._Filer.; TUESDAY, JULY 10 . Diamond No. 4 ___ Diamond 2 - 9 a Jti:Itenrys iJ orn ^ vs. 9 fljn . - W eatem Jiluaic va. 'kinga^Eood Host; lb;30 a.jn Hiisky Oil; 10:30 ajB . - Valley Jda-C^ Trucking'. vs Brake Vff^, Elrst P'ederal Kellwodd; 1 _i 30 p,m . - LyriWoBa T llftg e r s r T'rOT TJ tJlT“;^rTaber- 76er's va. Bailers and Insurance vs. Ace Hansen; 3 Choppers; 3 p.m. - Ford p,m, - Benno's - Mendiola vs. Transfa^jw .■Xiwin Husky, Briiej:Jl£a,ting------1 , WEDNESDAY, JUUt41------WURSDAY^ULILIZ. -- -Bye - T. F. Recreation— Diamond 1 .PUNK. ....Husky Oi^ vs, Brizee 9 a.m, - Gateway Silver Heating; 10:301a.m, - Western C, W: A. Ttgera- ^ tjstc — VS7 10:30a.m, - Chevy Shifters vi.^ Flinger«t 1:30 j),m, - Valley ‘ blue ‘ I,akes I'roTIT F a fiti“ BrainF^s, Tijber Tnsurahrt ; 3 - -Hookors: 1:30 p m, - Payley^s p,m , - Bonne's - JWendlola vs. Raiders R o g er son Ace Hanseh, ■ Re.staiinnit; 3p,ni T F Rank -N A T lftN A t '& Tfusf'TJroncos vs. Mage! tUESDAY, JULY 10 Tires, Diamond I TRIDAY, JULY 13 B ye KM VT — ■' Bye -Magel Tire* 0 a.m. - ciristol Agency vs lOrSO-aoTr C. Tigers; 10:30a.m. - T., Pepsi Cola vs. Triple K F, Bank & Trust Broncos vs. Fram ing; 1:30 p.m. - Laurel Blue ijkes 'Trout Farm “ftrk Panthers vs. Holbrook's p.m. Hot Shifters vsr Davlev'fr Raiders; WfeMlDK SiiPfili£S_yS. Haney s 3p m, -u atew ay s ilve r snarks Slfing Beans, vs. Rogersoi) Restaurant. THURSDAY, JULY 12 PEANUT JDtamond 2 — TUE9PAV. JULV 10------^Bye -Triple K FTflmtnf 9 a.m. - Idaho Pow er All*" 9 a.ni, - Bristol Agency vs. Lectrics vs^ T^ K M V T ; 10:30, a:m7^. T^aurel Construrtion; 10;30a,m. - First Park Panthers vs, Thcisen "Security, Bank var- Smith- MotorsrTratrp.inr- Pepst Cola Idaho First- I'tetional - vs.- p.m.ji Norctr Welding Supplies Austinsl.tHleDeamofts; 3pm vs HoIbroolTs Hot Shots - Electrical Equipment vs P A C IF IC Mini-Watta. lEBDA V r THURSDAY, JULY 12 Dlaiiiond 2 9 a m. - First Security Bank 10:30a m -G & D Sagebru.sh vs Idaho Power All-I.ectrics; PfQleasional..Pharmacy 10.30 a m • Idaho Power Mini 1 30 p ,m, • Bob Reese Motor vs Watts vs. Smith Repair Commercial lighting; 3 p.in. - Knockouts; 1:30 p m Texaco v.>i Pfizer Phillies Electrical Equipment vs, FKIDAY, JULY 13 AusUnsI.itUe Deamons; 3 p.m Diamond 1 ■ Idaho Fjrst NaUonal vs, T F Construction. v-s Bob Reese Motors-, 1:30 PONY p,ni, - Pfizer Phillies vs. J l - 9 a m, - Plyway Pilots vs Ijghting Volco Blockbusters 10:30 a m WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 - - Sellers Electric vs Moores A T L A N T IC Music Monsters; 1:30 p.m. - Diamond 1 Gwuis Husky VI Blackers 9 a.m, - Filer Super Scrvice Bears; 3 p.m • Abies Cables vs. Farm and City. vs Oein ^teTrophles ______D la m o iK L ^ ______FRIDAY, MdAT i r 9 B .m. ■ Atrtile Urigticn - uz-j: Ready .to-Pour'MixeretS'T Mnsir Moosten FRIDAY, JULY 13 ? a jn . - Gwins Husky vs ______Diainoixl 1 Volco Blockbusters; 10:30 a.m _9 a.m - Filer Super ^rvTce' -SeHers E lectric vs. Gfem Slate %-s Ready4o-Pour Mixcrets T rnphlga,—♦rifr- rCnMea ^ r-Plyway- Abbie Uriguen vs. —p.m,-T^*VPoUccvs^Blackccs__p8„,»^and-eity^-^ ------INTERNATIONAL I ^ D O N I B L TUESDAYjJULY le WEDNESDAY, JULY II Dfsmond i Bye . Safeway Bye - L. W. Moore Planters 9 a.m. - V iva Dons Cycle vs. w ^ 10-.30 IV.JW ajnajn. . •- MaxMax's s CloverQpver y Farm-^TitomUton Instance; p^i> pjn. _- MacDonald’s MacDonald's^Big' Big~ T . F . Mortoary- vs Maes vs. Samac J^elers; 3 - P ttnfty W l y • O ^ s : it pltT. .r THbHSDAYr^lUCY’‘'n THTOJtY. aOLT-I3^ ~BjH''Wtw m ySj^id[£8ter— "— «ye--M ax^Cl«ver-Farm — ...... I Buhl rodeo ights AAV visit for Holland women to the hospitai in the'TV-Peyton-^ - By JOCELYN CLOW ABD queens, she said. berause of the Honks, sec America," Dr. Stall said. ' boyS IB anil over." “ — nm eK-isuw!i"Hi»itfi------__ t ) i . -T i n Stirtl, 'Harlyiir, Is lujspiialiiy, we nave' the — ■ vvcve.m*en quite a”uu, in-a_ ^sernnaary '^ude-nttude-nts s Place," she lauglied.' After seeing Dr. Ronk's 'tl'avelinti with Mrs. Van .^opportunity to sec what is real. s h o rt time,".. Mrs. van preparlnt; for advanced vcHer|narv clinic, she said. -f tn h h ■l.li.;..; in,K nt-iint‘ alKlLlt ■SerVellen said. -We took a trip traininu in‘Holland inav have -Ihr Ad mi re p u ppies Wesf Hrgh/ond ferrter. shown by Mrs (Celebration in Idaho Falls, Ronh The puppies were born fhe day of They will return to Japan fhe visitors ornval before AuM 1^ Mr. andMrs. Katstjhiro Sokabe ...... >X-: • ••...... ^ ...... G o , O ft ice r U n tri time |c) Chicago D«fly Newi transportation. His bum leg makes it too easy for him to be “Don't question a police officer," the policeman said. ''Move 1 could, which isn't fast. knocked ovor nn a rrnmriiHt 1. nr hiL^-anrt ii. meets. TWTKFATXS - Members of w'on^he roU calL prize. ■~Ci0 6 DtNC. - School board n the Salmon So« m J— Club Mrs W T Williams received HAILEY - City Council meet! iin’swer‘ed“ roll call with "Old , a pa^|’ if^’, Ml !.': "M ai V in Hai'dy ' presented the procram. Games HAlf.KY — Blaine County School Board Celebrations” at meeting were played-andt?veryone won meets. Thursday afternoon at the thi a prize. lujwelii£-53i:s_-BeiLCourlney. Refreshments were served JEROME - School board meets. Cuesls -were Sudry an^l by the' hbstffSS "M rs.~R ndnirr KlMBKfttrr —,sctioot board iiik'tsr " r m ’ts won the n ostpH T pm e~ of S um m e r Fa s h i o n s R IC H FIE LD - School board nu-els The m eeting was attended by The next m eetjrig will be HUPEKT — M4nidoka X)ounty school board 12 members. Mrs. Roy Smith announced meets., -TWIN FALLS MaL'ic Valley Memorial Now^t ROPBRS Hospital' board meeLs. TWIN FALI-S - School board meets -•W R N P E L I. - St'huul- TWIN KAI.US - Highway hearing IRSTQUALITY JL'LY 10 e F IL E K - School board meets. CT ANLK.Y. — An^i^e^'F^val Theatre presentation "Streets of New York " FAMOUS BRANDS G O O O ^r — <>«»nib«r of Commerce meets. ’^dcoby FIIJ:R - Twin Falls County 4-H Horse FROM OUR-RtGULAR Achievem ent Day. Twin Falls County Super Defense, All Right fairgrounds A am ber ol l^omllierce jneeis STOCKS QF_SPRJNG to lead a red-caTd to ai- Couwty-H tgpital -hoani AND SUMMER ITEMS km BFRI.Y - City Council meets ♦ J Onc West is supposed to have TWIN FALl-S ~ Airport Advisory Board WKST iDi KAST played his jack and nine of * J 9 4 .1 ♦ » mw'ta trumps on South s ace and ? \ J ' ▼ 10 9 6.1 I TWIN FALUS - South Central Idaho king- This m ade it impos.'iiblc NOW 14 OFF! « \ K 1087 « S d for South to throw him in and Cornmunitv Actum Board of Directors meets ♦ M ♦ K Q987 evefiiu.illy East set the con JU LY 11 SOITH tract with three club tricks HEYBURN ~ City Council meets ^ A K g I0«S3 W here did the carctessplay by limiiUer of cuiiiiiii‘ir -V-!- Squ(hi'tittiI' In^ ft igtit a11ftck TWIN FALlJi — C^I Charobsr Music Musical. ♦ Vo.d _nne’' lie, couldJiavc-fuUcd. the - ♦ A 1 0 5 J 2 diamqnd'^with his fi.ve of » PANTSUir^^ ■ WENDELL - Chamber of Commerce meets N o rth .South v u ln e ra b le spades S fie rT h a l play it would • 5 tA t :K ^ not have done W est any good to E A S L E Y S — Antique Festival Theatre Wmi Norm Eaii .Soulh • SKIRTS l« IV Pass ■ jettison hi.s highest spades He presentation "Bourgeois Gentleman " • WALK SHORTS Pass F’dss Pass would still have been thrown in - v m .v - u - u - • k n i t P A N -T ^ ___Opening lead 4 K ______with the Ihraa-tpol which is nlic - -SUH VAt.fiBV— -Haho State Bar Associetion*^ • SHORTS Si HAUERS H A 1 «■ BinilSFS,= H ere is a hand from one of JEROME - Para-mutuel horse racing NIGHT GOWNS the side games at the Spring jiiL rV a m*fHNO COATO ■ N jH oTu )!! thji W J!. s.i' t at <1BI‘ • The bidding has b w i r.l FTTHRV — .Srhnnl hoard meets — . S 4abl«^a«,4^e^F«suU of a careless _ _ • ^MERCURY vifvKi’i t O og'______. ____ W e n K e r n ~ E » n KETCHUM - Ketchum-Sun Valley Chamber plav by declarer afld super- brilliant defense bv West of Comm«rce meets. Pass I* Pa»s ~All OF OUR FAMOUS BRAMD^ Of Turrw i? a i ,i .«i ■ WEMI3ELL^::::-Qtyjanincil rowU c^rer, butrattierthihk West- Pass - 4 » Pass Tw TN F A U ^ - Band concert. S:IS p m. city ca ^ e ty? Pais « ♦ - - pas.r ■ SWIMSUITS ." — iou.South.hoW; ______park. marked down J U L Y 1J-I5 «A Q 7 I TK I S «A 2 4(3 South ruffed the diam ond What do you do now'* FILER — M *«ie Valley Appaloosa Horse JNt’s horn ROPER'S'... It's R IC H T! lead with his deiJceof frumps;' A - B trilx tienrii. TfcU tudf tlie ace of~club» : ra fted- ""dummy's -1 - .aftl V *T.T:P.V - i;Stgrnflga>alITilm: “ The iThler,” De" Sica. I95i. Sun Valley . jV amil fitter t^ ip P T a a n r am isummeiLXlieatre, 8:30 . South ruffed »nd-sl»rtei-to-run. — Simttay-.- Jyty 8r->9?3 - . -T lm et-M ew s.ljU (ln-Ea1lC -ldaha ^.A5^. 4 ^ a m t t s ^P^miss fingl ist" in Idaho pageant jBeca'use many residents of iom m -rafino ~~Fills"to^he ’^ easure Vallej^ « ^ e a — liyed In Kansas before" ; moving to Idaho, attempts'are -H ^in creasin g attendance at the retired, business man. l^ n ic , said Dale Stewart. Twin The bride was graduated from i p m t a a i t : -ANDJAfiS-_jRQy.lArjJN. -the-Univorsity of-Utnh in 19B7 association planning the event,, She is employed as a librarian AlT'forrrier KanSjajis ijy the— Orange— County- ■l_|im(ilfid^JiUendlthejjl£Ole.he j c r m b e r t y California Library system and < said, “ OTd—liiany of those ■ is- studying for. a rnastfer’S Attends OES^eor>teb=^ jjttending for-the first time will degree in library science at honored guo.-il at the California State University. -GQODtNG. liDr.sfbHck ridinn. rodeoing and ‘Funert^n.-Cajif. -P h ilad rlphin m cctin;*. She n n Tnnsir: ^ J their. hom"e“ town in Idaho on Biswell, ♦ t r I Th»v 11 Thinh A b ig ail Vo« Bu.ren I . V 0 B o i^ n I Comrhori sense Boking All Ooy! I — 1 « m i * v Tri6v«« N. Y. Mtm SyW.. I»c. I DEAR ABBY: I am a 40-year-oId woman, People tell energy savers SUNDAY ONLY!! me I look 25, and I’m not bragging. I’ve been married for yeys to a man who must "be crazy We had three' daugh'ters who all left home the day IHey turned IB arid can’t blame them. Their father U s ^ to threaten to kill their ^or home Heating pets while they were In school just to upset them SWEET COiW One of the girls had Uie lead m the senior class play, 1fus5all< p u riixk ^ fe d she was nefirly late! She was so atrook up she forgot h^r lines and burst into tears. (Her father laughed.) INSULATION I'M A SCRUMPTIOUS' 5 This man makes $1,000 a month, but refuses to buy me WHT CORN! ^ a wasfier^dryer. He takes rne to the laundroniat twice a ,r . M ? month, i don't drive and he woij’t let me learn. A ll the girls . • . c • «f <01 h j^Uii Because heating and cooling are the largest yag IJ •' »*>. ' 'I* worked since they Were 16, They had to buy all-their own ■ energy osCT5'lrm'tiame, and Insulation can redurre"'" t ' c lo t h e d . fiipl rnst^ rpi|ch as 5Q°o. this is your one best • SUNDAY • MONDAY • TUESDAY of V’tam'fl . cri way lo save energy Whether' or not you pTap to 'change to etectnG-beat, ask about Gold.M edalIjjigj T J f & c t o r insulation standards at your Idaho Powe/ office o r SUB3AII0N S I OHM W INDOW Sr ATmo'sf half of your nome's^ er winter heat loss goes out through the windows. Double -eftn-pfry in -savings tn" a IS^riodi o( -six End Cut. Tast^! LB. yeais according to recent M,I,T, tests. T aon'f b low w h a f he Tto f s - w lth 'h is "m oney, but lie f l Q c r ----- doesn't -save ft. He’ s taken out sevfT p l large lonn.s I Ipamed Center Ciri. lB. Q j :~ ID W ER HCAT SETTINGS: Each added degree of this accidentally. When I ask him what for, he says as long heal can add ffom three to four percent in energy con> as be makes the house payments and bliys the groceries, c h i ken f r y s t e a k sumpliofv, A-se+fm§ of 4tve degf-ees--lower can eflacl a-— C it's none of my business FS8M DUS HOT IN-STQRE 2 0 °- u savings, ■ MOUR VIA! II He also calls me vile names and doesn't even trust me »A IIE ROin. with my own father [he i.s 80] or my brothers BAKERIES lUST FOR YOU!! Do I have grounds for divorce? He says as Jong as he's OVERNIGHT SETTINGS: Do not turn down the never laid a 1iand on me, I haven't. My daughters are thermostal in your home or office more lhan about five "hippily-married-and- ar^-4)cgBing--m«-4<^ few^ -hTm 6hd- — degrees-ogstrttgfat^lt-nr>ay=take-fwefe-'ef>frf^y- to reatore come and live with them What should I do^ PRISONHK • (he heal loss in the mornrfig lhan was saved. “TAtKWG PWfflUCE” U o l» foi Th» tpll.rng ProduC* Slgni Tlnooflhou> ..IlEAR PIUSQNER: Your huiband ii etth«r ■ very sick Ou> Piodoc. 0 »poiln>»nl! Th»y I«II You Tli» Vilomln Conl.nl And Nulritionol El.m .nii Found man or a very c n ifi oot. If he dofsn'l i r r a doctor, you In Mony O t Our fr.it> P'odut* n im jir (hould sec a lawyer. , Planned tree planting can affect vour ft a n n n T P D E A R A B B V . 1 am H an THE FO O D PEOPL-t WIIO «/a< c HWWKS-I ia . ' . \ A A a j J h e-en ergy j^ -n e^ for-^e-Hf^-veHHeed any of the others' WBOSF husbands-heve-beenr called -tio^ the Senate’s witness stand," _ th c Gajette'said a^ut reporUi ^ " Mrs. Mitchell, a native of Pine TrB ljltrAtK Thad been offered a The girls received the spirit . - sideroom teicvistan to wutcji, - sttrk !»nd the gupcnor award, > ■ the ,procecdln«s. m a r n a g G as well as the oatstanding ■‘‘Indppfl, a rnsir /nllltl, he TWIN FATT jS Mr. and c -ojade, .that Martha is. marC. MfsT Noriilan Herzinger excelTenl awards In their -■ anrrounre the^engagemcnHim}- dtvisfoir^ThMpirit stiok ■ was seat.behind her husBahd. She . of their joun-to M UctauidLLiiiiefiEatlcrA daughter, Carolyn, to Ijjrry In 19T2. wives made her husband Ko» herhans. ' ’ Miss Perkiriji WOK seleotod lo - ==j6l^ut-oLUic-dirty,bl^n£Sss jii Kocherhansis the son of Mr. iiuMlel ^heertcading TOrtfwmB which so many tjt the hl(>hest ilJ^ Ji-ad-yh- shnu) ;it thp ra m p figures in the Nixon —and -Mf » .— Ivan— Koehertiaiiii,- The « ir ls .were instructed in admlnistrutiun were inypjved. Phoenix, Ariz. Mis-s H er7.inger_.i3 a 1970 new: cheers and procedures _i;Shi; may npt beas^protty as ilunng the ciuTip. F^ach j>roup Maureen Dean, but she graduate of Twin.Kails High. School and will be a senior at porformtd a cheer eachi'day SHAUNA MASON, left Amhsr Qprdner. certainly •cauKht on quicker to Hrighatii Young University before others attending the lop center. Nancy Gardner lower center Wfcit.thc Nrxon tia'nn-j»uis up tfiis fall, w here she is majoring canip and judges. to," the Gazetti? said. and Chris' Perkins, all Murlaug.h practice ■ m.German. She spent thajwst a new cheer at- Squaw, Volley Cheerlexid' , jJU*JL- u a y ^ v f o . - . , the Util? Rotk ncivspapei; B U d l H E S S -^ ja ia ih e W aim aje oomrnittee snrmonth&.studyinf junder the Ihexaitli wtce. awarded the^~ psoD U cia setiiefiter—alwoad ptograni. In Gheerleacfers pfjaetiGe ■ m i i i a m o CENTER is afraid Mrs. Mitchcll might —4-H'ers make .ipirit stick, outstanding cheerleading S iil*bu rg',-A listrio------owQf'H, tw o excellent ow ^.c/s.ond-c^*upof • make a scene. "a3 she is pt^ne - Wnch-BrowW Co; ” to do on slight ~provocaTIon7’* -Hftch^Hrttnr-tr -a p/C^rtfC p l o r t S T TOT ow ^cT_Jn 75'efr cffv/s/on during the r-?rwhrat?;;,<>f;:&in.r»yslope High ^ ~ ) 390-Ail4/fon Ay*. Eoit • ‘We are rea»ott»bly sure- comp sessioiy - • ' >- - •------flommiUaa ■- !» appy .-—s^-e*peciaJly—afraid that Mrs- l^S miasfon to Uruguay arrd ^,o j.ucky '4-tf . CluT> ijiet --I- Mitchell will renew in the, wi^l be a senior af BYTJ._ thurstlay at the home of , commtttec room soin - of h«r 'niajoring^ In business (^irlstine Britl. ’..l^charges against IRe 1 resident, edumtion. The flag salute was led by Phones 7a3-0»3l An __Aunu^t. w edding is .Qiristine Britt and‘ Urencia whfltn sh.$ blames for gfflifif? (.O h .u m ; u ur..lollrfrt‘c.lin.'es) her John into tr^iuble,” the^ planned in the Salt l.ake_^Ci!y Ucpew led j;ba <-H pledge.. ^-r-G aiettesaidr'The coininiltt^'- ^■1)S T em p le.______Final plana, were made (or. ' dtJKinot wp.n^to be, or seCm to achievement- day and the be, beastly to iRlchard Nixon.' ichodiile was felid. A potluck "... We have a particular Women set picnic was planned. sanse' of TespotislblUty for Christine Britt, leen leader, ALWAYS FRESH -rkM»rth8-MHoh«il,«lfic6 It was a " midnight phone call, .to the bt^eakfost -pieces. The lesson >vas on how. - Oaaiette that launched her into to complete the apron heading ; stardonfi, and we don't want to and how to assernbleit. m TF Park Dfimonstrations wcr^e ..givtia Gazelle, concludes^ - K A t.LS — ^ TfaCrr-fayrghaOTTn -P(cffcri Chic Prince^! Printed Pattern i5unilaya_Julit-8J97}--- win-F«iis,4ttoh(ry-tr^^ le Vql i 6y F vorites recital for July 15 Week's Recipe Winner MRS. bVNETTE STRld AAen's - A i h i e l L t ^orHc ^ w i n r Shoes Tops^ J S u l i s Sizes for the family. Srnort prints. 1 0 0 "'i''WV'" ■■■ €n t i I e _sJock—rgduC&d-"to^ ton Cool easy core clear Solids & . pirinfs. JOO*/a c o t t o n s t r ip e s S sorids 5-Twri.— Sizes 6 1 6 Ong-ro t^.^8 ' ' i99 SHOP SUNDAY NOON TILL 5 PM 00 166 199 2/*5 S,ave 2 0 % Girls' on All lotions iShort Beach Slacks Sale M To w e ts" Rog. $5.,Nylon Iricol un Sets Boy cut low rise in Entire stock reducecf derwire bra witji nylon. 3 pc €a%y Re $4. Seamlree m o ld e d c o n to u r" E r a is potyesTer wttfrr-potyes For a Boy! “Gaucho”, Bedroom Furniture Jer liberfill. 32 36A.B.C. Let boys be boys In a room inspired by tough Spanish^cowboys. Darh «a k finished hard- wobd with tops framed in leather-like prosiic. vrBss'pfflieo wcsfcm styic srirrup 10 Speed Bikes__ pulls. 9 only with derailler gears Top bntjmounted shifters S id e pull front and rear caliper brakes Women's Bepl* JllBJJS(i£l»ft»ss*f - Swim / J1M.99Desk ...... 84.88 e a r — ‘-UiH ...... 69.88- or two piece styles 5TBnr<-Brnrrt>Kr in connfortoble knits. 1H.1S lirte ilirtdi 74.88 f c T a s n n w r 69.88 tn y prtnTs- 8 $fi4J9NiiktSM , 54.88 »Chali 44.88 and Regular *69199 "Srumlier Sniooth" Bedding^ ChooM W M n UM fiuBrau or foundJlian. r i m B i i m w w W i c » W T i i D H t » d $179.99Ciueena«*pS«l 149M Un Saih t « » Pa»wti««jn $249.99ianKSIeep Sat...... 1 9 9 .8 8 Qpen Open ::SQmS TWIMFJUia . SEABS CALDWOX SundjD^ Toes.JndS»«.»i||6pffl. -V w 5 " Tiy . n w ..SM. Ml 6pn> Menm m«no Tfn rn. tillnil 9p9 p SmKiy W til W 5 nifc— (jl will limit the^etoh a)^ two in back al the waist. drape of the fabric). No. '5. Place the TabrK“ ■' ' your neck aa^.jtrr^ngM tlie - neckline folds softly, forming a Wg-soft cowl neek. Gather up the remaining two ends beMnd you at the waist. - No. 2. I^lace the fabric on any — Itefloojv bed or a table'- with thelonger ■Sides, if tliere are any, vtVucal. -i^;Jjf>fiti,.yne.'botti>tH corner up t<» l A f t A W D M R S : the opposite lop corner 16 riial^e, a triangle. Spilt the top ends,‘ I ’rnsp IhenriVTjncTn c jc h hand, Sandra Sharp marries 'a ^ tie them behind your neck Cur -wm st. Chi (cote FnT June nf(is No. 3. Hold .D ie, fabru: before you with the long sides ■ TWIN’ KALl-S - Sandra. bridegroom. LaKayette, and .vertical HlHce Mle. tup.. edge ■ Sharp'toccaine the bride of Gerald McNubb. PocateJlO. . under arm, then bring the ■ Gene Chilcote -during, a Organist was , Karen' . , ____ candlelight ceremony June 24, CTiriStensen and Jolin Morris - Ht the United- Methodijit played the tru^wpet while the Oiurrl), Twin Palish wading party-entered. j^iiiHfciNfVpaTitr p^'ffornied Jhe dooble ring tJie soloist. .. heitshop cathedral canclelabr'a and direi'lion of the United beauty baskets ot pink roses, Methodist WomeiTs Society. ------ba^>y breath arid whiY giadioll Thi»- bndo's ta‘l)I«' - w i’ft c lo s e s ^ — with pfnTt ribbon. Pink roses co.veccd with white nylon flounce covers decollated with deooMled all -thft -candelabra * , Mfl.AN.-ltalyiUPIi - After which held i>tnk-tapers. ' .green gafl^nds. Sterling silver complaintiig ttiiiirnal^ns tack a - Dorin|{—the—ceremony -ih« tlrrpd 7nnd^li^ra hcl±_pink ifenwr ^of h n rn o i^ GUHlTlfro" tapem <^fid -boufjuets-of .funk ------Jjrirfc—and - fcridegroftm --took MOhteb<)vrVcl carriers "Despite all advertising ■ lace ^11 to the floor forming Morris and Cheryl- Burdett. pieces." Monlctovl said. “ They T ier chapel train. She-carried a Rice tags and thank-you were made by a very skillful nosegay bouquel-o{^-pink.j'ose&.. sdu;olls were handed out at the (Taft.-Miian - !jnd were artistic and baby breath with pink guest book table. objei't.s in wfou^ht • iron agd satiirarearocrs. She hai a six I Tonored. guests ' at T t h j leallKT—alOJuSiJor IcsT thaiu pence in her shoe. Her jew elry weddinj! were the brida's $4." was a sterling silver cross ■ great-grandriiOlher, Mrs. A R necklace with a diamond in the Scoll. TNvin Falls, and Mrs Ted I t r i c ^ f s center, a gift from . the ■Scolt and Mr, and Mrs J H bridegroom.______Sharp. grand[>arents of the TWIN KAl.I.S - Twin Fal CimdTeligfilers were JohrT brule, Cliapler No 29. O E S .^ 'lli .Mortis and Dick Hughes. Maid .s[Km.sur ii pu nu- reception fur Pre-nuptial showers were, of honor wa.s t> b b y Sha^?^ Maxine Machamcr, ^grand - Hu..un b.>—(■•laiiiiiiiatuii^ut 4t»e - sisler o( the wide. Bartlesville inarshal,.at 2 p in un Jul> 13 h -Briaesmuids were , Kuxn me Idaho Povfer I'o Park on famUy shower and dinner was ■Morris. Twin Falls^^ Mrs, the Snake River Chapter given J)v Mrs Don Howard. Charles Cpwden, sister of,the ineiiibers are asked to brinn a Kimberly. a miscellaneous bridegroom, IxiFayette, Calif ; i'Overed disli and a .salad or shower was given by Ruth ^ I r s , Douglas Jones. Twin dessert .Moi I is antt-Mrs. Dtrug Jones at Fall; Jennifer Schmunk, Idaho the Jones resience. Falls, and Dianne Parrott, TWIN FAI.I..S "l-wiri halls. " T hir ■ bri Flower girl was l.auna given by the bride al the home Wednesday at Harr\ Barry Sharp. Bartlesvtlle, sister of of Trcr grantrnioiTwf, Mrs Ted T*afR Those atlendihg are , Die bride,. Ringbearer was Rehcar.sal dinner wa.s Hsked Ui bring a sack lunch Robbie Champlin, Twin Falls, hosted by the bridegroom's Best mana^as Dick Chilcote, pitrenLs al the Roundup Room TWIN KAI.US - The Twin' ■.Twin ■ JEalls— brflUiejr... nf lt»i ..ol.Uni Uocer59n Ijgicl, Falls Garden Club will meet al bndcgroom Ushers werf - Th^-couple \ull_reaidiL_UI— JLiiS. ■ -.Jwerm Jones, kon Jones, Doug , Tivin t'ails after ii-honeymoon honie of ^Jrs. John F la il, 1331 Jone_s, Twin Falla: Charles I.*'?___b rid e g room is .Mder Drive A social hour is T!awden. brother-m -law of the employed by Les Jones. planned . lacy Hudson's Shoe Store Nice' A seon^less, contoured bfo delicote lace between the Downtown & Lynwood . smooth cups. Cut Iq w u n der ♦he arms for th o se b o r e s p rm g 4osKtof>^ you GIGANTIC love In o rose gojidj&o-of colors yellow blu^ white* nude Stres S H O E S M f Vassorette JS6^00 CONTINUES [Inset] Vossarette s Boreling ^K4‘br« ferdtrfM sons ~Tove The fif an3 f ¥ ^ ’iTn<}SrStt your foshion looks Strops converl (or. wear criss-cross, halter ^ stylo or regular Crepelon nylon cups ttt- are nbSrfiU-co'nJour^d ond under- wired. Nude, white. BC 32-36. $6.00 D cup 32-36, $7.00 I --- In tw in Folf>. *do%vnlb*n on th* mgtt 17 ifUyih- Qa«n tftdoY ~ itd t ondrCttorqg By TERRY CAMPBELL : Times^ewt Writer -SUrUULLKV— -Tbe-eoergy imhistries-iijltjst-haye -‘^ U c - tran«lf^Pri Intn pnltttral iinriprstJindlnB" Jnr the__ -^'^xontinttance: of adequate en w gy -suppUe*, -according tg^the Allwrt Carlsen was amon^ al)oat 20 industry and government ^'‘speakisrs'SrtireTlirCeaffp'M&lio Mining Assoctatlon^conventftin in Sun Valley, supplies xan be extended fro m the present alxiut iO years to irteen-tokt-the--group-^t, without public undorstapdtngr—— thousands of years. eventually this state^wiU suffer serious, economic and social every new technological advance." "^m age as a^result of inadequate and unnecessarily high cost ‘‘Nyclear is Safe. The record is there for anyone who will take — energyr' -the time tn inform hlm.splf,'^-rarl.sen said The. gener-al public and the ‘'do-gQodfirs,. ln« parlieular." ' Rep. Steve Syt(mis, R-ldaho, speaking on resource use fo r ' , Carisen said, must recognize that the profitable., "wealth America' future, told the association ;3t is no exaggeration to producing businesses andThdustries of the state and the nation say the nation today is suffering a severe'case of the politics of makVthe non-profit institutions and services-possible." - scarcity."^' ■ • “ ' , . .Without the development of the Snake River for energy an d.; The Congressman said technology-exista for almost unlimited' - water, Ca(jsen said, "there would have been no Idaho as we prosperity for all and that the- skill and land-e*-ists just to- -kiu>w4 ttoflayC^rR^sald4hei»teQiiai energy <^i6 t&did-nol result -pfoduce-goods-in-erfomoue quantities. - / _ -F A l.I.K N SlGJif nut-sldei’ p d d r KfnBncc'and from-deoledon-of fosail fuels. - : ., .. . “Yet because of stupidity, economic and histor'fc illiteracy . .Luiiil.tji.. ufliiuv-l»iit i'Jilis.-is iiispctled -----Instead,-he-«aid,-it r«sulted-primarilu.-i-'from unrealistic and the rapidly grbwing bureaucratic mentality in this’countfy. broltiiTS Mike (It'fll aVul Tirli I5fni;inun Frfdiiv ______; regulations coupled with delayinH tactics used by __ ; — f - — iifl>‘»inMHii ■ Tlioy MUM fnll fronr= BPros!i- numerous but politically powerful special Interest groups.”^ losing crops in the fields, bikiness men are quitting their sIcei'L Pliito glass window, nearby parkrd car Noreasonablfrpersonquestion9-th«^le8ir^bilit5aoclean44x lh c _ _ Msinessos-ar^ we are rcjpidlj' developing a serious energy -enviromiBnt;-Carte8iTBatil“ y.' H bappli') T^liapmaii, munagoc uf officr, said lie "I am confident we have the-technology to the nesourfes and, 'ffte public, Symms said, must return to the principles of whal caused signlii fall. the will to alleviate th^.grg|^^ea&, providing we approach them freedpiji and privatrownership. ble. reasonable, and o/derly manner.">ie said. If this is; not accomplished, he said, shortages will increase, ...... I I ...... where every individual is personally affected, Carlsen said, "the payments wilp grow with an increasing Interventionj ^ t h e public w ill quickly demand relief 'regardless of environm ental- government to corrcct the problems. impact.” Symms recommended that the U.S. "deregulate and stop the remedies;" develop policies to jnake the'U.S-self-sufflcientjn lands energy; avoid the’^coun'try's total dependence on foreign ■ ' ' I,.-,______.,...[;\y.<^'g-..:£oiintries for su p p ll^ -b f iimpaftant roetals;.-and-research . i r 1 - mfithods'tb increase the public’s economic understanding. ■u-i— •narmen ~i— B la in e ^_altt2EJ:_oi radioactive-waste material at Arco is Jextre&rclj'". C a m a s dangerous. •—— KTT^r* ■ j .nrirm rzro i C i i s s l a v Angeles Tim es story that waste materiaTat the Atom ic Energy By PEGGY CHU ...... Mnchoiw said no objection was voiced the the CTty Council E littb re Commission site could contam inate underground water supplies Times-Nc»s Writer when, at several meetings ptior-to the signing of his lease la%f ■* . ' h o o d i n g was misleadirig7~' .. .^ year, he discussed planting alfaUaon the airportiJFopcrty. i. GOODfNG — Requests to'Iease excess airport properti^or He said waste at the s iM s stored so It can be recovered for He said this was the reason "the right to till land" was J e r o m e farming have led Goot^ng city officials to wonder if they have re-use as technology makes that possible.' included in his lease. -'already leas'ed the same property twice. —LI •coin - 7 7 - “¥ «ti nuclearrseientistsiigfe»anucloar-power reactor cannot. ____Muchow iold the council the.question,of farming-the-land-Js Ctfy airport manager T:arl Kel,ly and Gwding Iriternntipnal' — ejcptode like a- benubC ar4iienJ_^B ' AhiT over 800 ye^rs of. and the priinary conte'm npw is whether or not Raceway Inc^^esidenf,'-Craig Muchow, met with-^he-eity secondary eperaling experience without a reactor accident, have ^been. Gooding County Interhdtlonal Raceway docs in fact hold a lease T w i n # a iis council In a special session Frida>~’anern6oh lo' attempt to provided our nuflear Navy." with the city permuting It to of>erale legally. delerm ln^w ho holds a lea.se on ^ property. . ' Hc~said Ot?" city" ciinnol' lease pf6perty.-twice,' which Is Sunday, Jyly 8, I973[^ K elly m et with the council July 2 to request-a long term leas® gE paren tlriP h atit has d o n e .------"on^ffl'^yiiEg"wHch he plans to plant to crops next spring. City Attorney Cecil Hobde w p asked lfr4flvestlgate the matter ' Portions of that land are already leased to Muchow for-his and report to^the council. _ ^ ...... raceway."Ray'H(?narl^alsD attended-the July 2meettng, asklng- In olher action Friday, the couricil awafdedT”a coritracl to -ila c k p o L prtapit p ro v v x fox Three members of the Ray Woestmanii family, G^aritsville ^ Siio«>lion<' JnnvborofvK>ffn,'\ Muchow's eight-year lease signed'ln 1972, whieh ‘ Involves Utah, were treated lathe em ereencv room of Uie hospital and , someof the same land^lves him ’the right to rill land " SHOSHONE -7- Jhe Shoshone Chamberof Commerce Inv^ijes released later TiTOi?Uay. Kelly said, "the lan ^s still under my lease. T only approved all Interested persons to the Old Time Fiddlers Jamboree today Woestmann, 25,and the couple's two children, Barbara, 6, and abandonment of the runways for drag racing at Ihe.rlty park . - U Rae.,- 7 , - we re tr.eated for , r iil.s and Jjrui.ses— Mrs ..-Leona— Council EarlHreenawalt tolO K elly and Muchow that u was^ Actual playing is expected ro begin around 10:30 a m and Woestmajin, 25, driver of the c a r , was not injured never the Intent of the council for the airport land to be farmed continue throughout the day. Officers cited Mrs. Woestmann for inattentive driving. She .and the council turjied down several earlier requests to rept the te, ufflceis said, whcn-^he property in the interest of aviation safety also be sold there. apparently fell asleep. The veh icle left the pavem ent and rolled About 60m‘usiclarts are expected to participate during the day. over into the median, 'llie {our-wh?el .^ v e vehicle she iscas driving was demolished. Loss was estimated at $5,000. Shortly after noon, Allen D,^Ostberg, 17, Granger, Utah, was ------SHeSHeNE-=~The-^otrth-CTOral UlStriet fTealtlTTJhTl Jo three miles west of the Slate Highway 50 Interchange. immunization clinic will be from 2 to 4 p.m Monday this State police said the young man is in the Army, stationed at Trust pays summer at the Lincoln County courthouse, Ft. Lewis, Wash. The seat belt he was wearing probably saved Mrs. Dorothy Alexander, public health nurse, said all pre- his life, officers said, as the 1965 model vehicle rolled 610 feet TWIN FAI.I.S — Mary Rice Long. Jerome, sctiool age chlldrenm ay be immunizedTJii UiesB^dates -pnA-nvrr mnA TKA j >f.tnr nf thp v ft jjrle WaS th rO W n O U t BS the trusted Twin Falls postal employes and they Can champion Flu Shots are also pvW able through the public health office car rolled. ______- T» pnlg her Trual -— tn 'full!-----^---- —— ^------and an persons wanting them should be immunized in August, Ostberg was listtd.in KViRtded CTndifiptL at M agfc Vajley Mrs. Long, varallonlng In^JEashlngton. G R A\D P R IZ E winner Tim Langdon chose Mrs. Alexander said. Memorial Hospital late Saturday. He was aloneln the vehicle. mailed a card lo an acqualntanre in Twin Falls. a rase of soft drinks Saturday as-Jiis reward for _ in addressing the card, she used'her fflend's contributing 117 pounds of aluminum for name ihhI ’ ‘ lrt-ih» iim .h . ii rf f t T ling fo Ihf Magic Valley VMCA-VWCa »Hmk,- T-M4n Falls, Idaho."------I'liinpjTtsjnfunds'w riiiripU'ii' ii suliiiiiiliit; 8S pronipuy ociivcrca. pnnl. Other prfze winnertt-piekedtheir awards-al— the fir.st ''turn-in" day of the drive. _ _ Minico studies protest of ^aneFs bias daim By MARILYN ELLIOTT "We won't mak? any c6mment until were sure all the ><..11 r m r r i t r t* '■ iTwtwn T1f n %lfl diriCtCLOf Ire-Ida said of the charges made of theTirm. B U R L E Y — The Minidoka S c h ^ l f)istrict m a y protest but The HRC report charged that three Ore-Ida emplbyes, Ore-Ida Foods Inc. PefOsB 3 ^ » . 1 / 5-oz. D i s € o u n t 5 B o HU T u be W h «n you »e « on item m arkad "Su p«r 71‘ 46 Sayetf” H m«ani a ipaclai lamporarV tableu4 -4— Clairol-Rnal-Netrr—h ft ctun» prIcB. Alio, whan \*e male* on axcapltonol purcliais bf ratatva promotion 0Arrld Spray ollowancai from JubnufactuMri. W9>_hay* -an .eppoilunity to pq»f our gaylngL o\onp 0Playtex Talnp^ Safeguard Downy Spic:& Span W -M Deodorant Powdered Dishwasher Detergent “ B a t l h ^ o a ^ v V i « V l l w l Cleaner Compound ^Powderr S g S S SO hsxt 1UI5 IC CCW AV 1^ TNF BS ATF I p S S B Ss ?r w a m efoBF ■!■■■■ ■ £i » ■i" - ' .I - All rabrinaUohal riiMlffig sluayTJrih^ movement ofTflttJrlntD-Bnd-Dnt-of l o r sJ^km erTM cl other ihStCTcst t d ptrao n ^ g ~~ * - laaho 3 e e f Cpundtr------r w .’I'lUrsda^iy^punced^ jlln-HQUseconfercnc®...... ■ Officials said-that under the* Schermerhom will prftWlit the rcaiiltt nf this ^ j cept cutjn it's "sp ecial" sfhool IJnd^r the milk subsidy pro- new regulations the program Jplanped hfete T u ? ^ y ••---— The Idaho • Cattle Feeders Association, the study and data on the prospects of keeping more ' (nrllkOTtBtdyiJrogram^ . 'Kranj, the government helps will be offered in aii esllmlled ar itfBJiBt'aniUht dMahfhl . The cut will h.» hy nf. the auk of milk I t IB 600 -jchPiila~'T.vhTch'~ dO nOf -the 'piuKram uiily tn- A iiA.-i ■of A(ffie -jiach state , the .ha ndout-Ui'fj l :" M a rk e ts appears to be a locally / n riliilP tiriii ii«niirwrrt%«^ pffrpared'statgnYfnf*ljuftting a riJtmAHiruN NEW HAnVt^TtnS home state official , Slate officials, in WE WILL BE UNABLE TO FILL ANY MORE ORSERS THIS YEAR - stalled telegraphed . memo — ' Bcciim p ony-ing— H»e— — 5(M «tlNVITrifOllTrtOOinnT^^ - stalfiment. wcrs . lold. to go TiyTreeze -down to the grass“roo(9 witJi' efforts to get widespread use of STOCKTON. Calif the export control .statement. UStD M ARK VI -e gglci-^htvp»i—bf an marketa me memo insirucied to have been brought to near •'supply. thatilUn-nf-ws-stnry la. halt by the price freeze all county offices with ~TiiimimAiinsia s = In most instances, beans Instructions to release it cannot be offered at profitable through their , normal "I'fVgls, flccai'm ilg to ttiu B ean channiils.” " JliCPN M 'n0M ED JIAinrEfil'ER & Market News for July.3. The The release which ASCS OOOD CONDITION HARVCSTiRSH USDA Agricultural Marketing publicists termed a "news Seryce publication , shows . story", contains^ a^ full f ^ w e r ow ned ^tookfi as Um itttd - explanatioYi of the M ODELS '6a THRU '72 PRICED FROM and exempt from any price administration position, but it regulation. makes no mention at all of the Dealer shippep^icices of U.S. arguments against the -Ntr— ^— beany FOB— eouhtry •w lm lnlstratm n 'iiiove by U S. w^ehouses for the weeks of farmers and spokesmen for July 8, Jane 26, and July 5, \972 foreign governments. . WITH THE PURCHASE OF OUR were: --- The. handbUT TJCgtns with- a California baby lim a s, “lead” paragraph noting that m issing, 22 00-23 00, 10.65- exports of soybeans and OTHER MAKES INCLUDING CURL AND HALLWAY itlON HARVEST- . 10.85; large limas, missing, related products in the year AT PRICES THAT Will MnVR fflFH FAST" missing, lB,tS-lS.75, 19755^ from a year earlier despite the A it S O : A FEW MOOa 635 6-ROW BEAN WWDROWERS . . . 19.50, pinks 13.00-13 75^ 11.50;_ new export control system.. PARTS A.CHAIN ATT> PRICE! ^smalT whiles missing, ^ .5 0 - adds, however, that “these NEW AND USED BEH fmBPMFIIT 22.90, 20.25-20.50; light red kiHnpv.t mi^sinff 37 nfU4 na„— 15.00-15.25. ,, Produce Prices "FfNEST IN THE FIELD" Colorado Denver r ^ pintos CM iCAOO II J.iL. 'T?{% c------ro O-pTtlwiVWO'-ft i 0 6 0 M H er t< 4 1 7 ) 8 r«dlord Cl 4 t I | . • Ewan% rt 4)00 L to n . u . - 1 I 3 0 G u e rn * ra ?o 4 I 3 -I B r in k m a n c 3 ) 1 0 C u fi« b p 0 0 0 0 B d h n v e n p b 0 0 0 ------. ------KcAlev-O-.. ■J| J f S ■' A ^ r o n pt\ I 6 I Oi.KrAncpol pt) I.Q 0 .0 m anaged only nine hits the ^ Melton 7 Alv^rddo • jrfckvon II 0 I 0 0 ■ hdtper ^^ill(*f DP Bo%lon 7. CKicAgo \ rotait M 9 n * Totaii ’ 9$ • * ’ White So'k made it easy with LOaBoitooa C f^'C a g o w Atl«nt« Oil i«0 30J- » tour crrora—and-some—jsad- 7B Br>nkmdn PetfoceU>. MiU^f. Har t)y Many rerez TBrr- pfr HK Bfddiord 171 bH rWptr"' ^ Ev«n%. Hodgv^. jonnvon. Gdrr. mental lapses, H r .t1h.rn4n Tun MdCira w tied th e score and Mnr.iri ThctxJo^e DP New VOfK' I LOB tp h ' r «r bb AU.M«U /. Num Vork iO Re Ult_ the nwith to spoil the SKmoOTT W . I I. p 0 0 0 0 ^ ' Cleveland retir«^ the first Mccovry I o 10 pro-pro golf toamament of.th? B>itO( o p r 0 0 0 0 ______tw:o tattersJji_the eighth but ____ ------p 0 0 0 0 Northern chapter. Rocky Mr< suffered-j__pulled ham string to i. u ^ )| i 10 4 Totati 30 I 4 t joo oat pio- « section, PGA,‘ will be played ------fwisele- Bfld- left irt favor o( Monday ^^'Hhrr I O B M I Pena, whd Rav£ up two hits the course. — nwMTToqoK Lhtt “ TtrvrlflftieMr ' —imCiMitua»Jiiet«-B--€BfliflOri It was C le ve la n d 's 10th provide $1,500 added money. victory in 15 ducisions while Pena gaineil credit for HTs thlrcT ia v e . ©on CutriUjers. luutihed for five hits and four runs In four plus innings, suffered the “ Milwaukee romjts over Rangers 17-2 MIl.WAUKF.E I U P l I - Don Money drove inTive runs with a ^jHinieJUft_and a double while Il<)b Colucci<)‘hit his first grand slam home run Saturday 16 ^Icad the MllWaURw B m r rrs tc r - a 17-2 romp over the Texas Hang# Kcxlriguez pitched a six-hitter tor his first m ajor league win John Br]ggs had walked, Kllio todngnczr rcaciied base California cm an crri5nsTid Pedro Garcia walked before Coluccio's sev eoErYoum m Mm iT enth homer of the season in a outlasts seven-run seventh innuig. Don JMl-Tf 11 «««! Ig Money cracked his fifth homer Cleveland R A C M UNDER THE STARS after -Georgo Sc(Ht and OUlt; POST S U N D A Y Scott'had sinclcd. also in the a£V E U >:D i UPl),-^ Mike TIME POST TIME .scvicnllL In-the sixth inning. Money inning brought Nolan | keyed a (ivc-run. suib'inmng vtctnn' of the I outburst with a two-run bases- Saturday and gave the * Quarterhorse Appaloosa 10 p o i n t spr ead ritLD WILL IE FLIGHTED 12 TEAMS TO THE ^ P loaded double California Angels a 3-1 victory I FLIGHT IT HANDICAJ - George SssiLbad four hiU to the dev«land Indians. ! ONf HALf COMBINEO • Thoroughbreds pacc-a4a-hitattack^hilc Dave------Ra!tein.'s his W th I HANDICAP ____ CERTtf lED HANDICAP REQUIRCD _ of the season, camc aiier a R odriguez. 1-0, g a v e up single by Frank Robinson off Entry Deadline July 10th ,«iine)p. riui.v -the. ..third,, and. Oayte^ Dew y - w d togged -Ihe- fourth and retired 13 of the.last Cleveland righthander with his r c A r u R l N O 16 b a t t c ^ he faced. 12th loss in 20 decisions. ' David Clyde allowed eight hits, three w alks, hit one batter 15th ANNUAL and conunitted a balk m the 4 z- ltife fm ountQin-Quot4<»rhorse D erby ______I _ inritngs he w o rketl to^eTw r his fcpvtf.n ti - r e c o rd -a t 1-1. W hw ^ ho wag -t.1- S2500 Estiiwcitttd Purse relieved- by ^ike the Sti^*on ri « t » 0 CH»rnbr r i ■Jz- Two aryi high school to victory ovet Kacphitll (atnnHniilQ hnvp fwii> _____ ■M FiepiiffirTrgsBrcren?®' &feflCl3UU!eH;B^ley. irt fecond 'Cj>>r lb’ ■ n,7T‘7"vavt»prrv-tqr7'« par 70 to l e a j tfw'cKwitlptonahip last yeat'a Biirley ama.teur place witb-s ‘ r " ! ^ ' Milce Andersen^n- of Mr. fims baued ih the last iour - -- -£juufuuv-h— 4 0 SX-JX MopluAV-db a-0 0 .0 __ Iggofft{iPga?<^fty -----ami Mrs. An SAN DIEGO (U Prf^ aar- “ -put l>ee on second and both t ' t--' U . cnce Gaston -banged out a two- runners raced home on Gas run triple in the first inning ^ d ton’s three-bagger into the reliever Vicente Romo singled corner. hon^“a' “tacked- on Iw iT ’Tuf^iTuFaayWgHf=fo'^afk"tIir 'more hins"ln“ffie"seventh ais Sarf Diego Padres to a 4-3 Fred Kendall- and Dwain .victory over the Chicago Cubs. Anderson singled with one out __ RtH C.reif started- lof:. the.. to put runners on first «nd- ■"^dres-' and^held-Hie-Ciib* at- third. - “ ...... ^------"bay - for six innings l>efore his V. . - ~ ■ , ■ “ clDOw acted up sfna forcW him out of the-gafne. The righthandf, Dynaglass'W icregua^d er got credit fJ>r the win, his B * ,- ^ ...... ^ 'Puti iloton j oiile looipipnl 2 IiMi gl»«» belU loi jliinjfli ind uttly, i nyton co(tfpn«i imoolh out Ih* ndt fifth against 12 losses, Romo Co^r r»*ght rtot includ»d) g o t p if C M -ca g o 49 IS S I3 T|*» <••• D*a Pri^» P u r * 0 »a ___ rgst^of,the way S I L o u ik 43 )9 . S74 i M o n l r M f 40 40 SOO 7 1 — Miit-Pappas^ took the defeat,- P i t l t b o r g h 47—JM - V J - H -C78-13 6505(TT 7^— "$3Z?99r 2 4 T4 " "535^99" ^2BT99“ “U T O T " his seventh in 12 decisions. Pn.iadeiptiia ]B 44 463 to 078-14 695x14 $34.99 26.24 $37.99 28.49 $2.14 - N 0W Vo&h- .... • ^ U - iS i 'm I 2 'a . DerrWl Thomas opened the W«M - w 1 p e l g b . E70-14 735x14 $36^Sig~ HTW “ $39 :9 9 ^ 29.99 $2,317 Padre first with a scratch LOi Angela J7 33 6 )3 R8-14 775x14 $37.99 28.49 $40.99 30.74 ‘52.50 single over second, tHOWffTTjr '— San Prancf^t^ <• i9 i i f 5 ------C ir^c innat* 46 ] l S4| S' I G78-14 825x14 $41.99 31.49 $44.99 33.74 $2.67 on Johnny Grubb's infield out H o u s to n 46 4] 133 ?' 1 417 <5 _H78-14 oaajilH ^ ==^btirwBrcaiiEht|ig0 M i - # 4 S«turd4.y't Rtwitt ; on l.«ron I.ee’s bpuncer to Alliintrt I New Vork • T tS -14165x14 4- ^1.99 38.99 $3.02' 'St UDuni'^6 PrAncisco t 560-15 $34.99 26.24 $37.99 28.49 $1.64 third, f^ate Colbert, who collect C .r>i s Ph.)«detpr''a * n.ght ed four singles, got his first hit, VAof'triMl 6 Hoo^too \ n.ght G78-15 825x15 $43.99 32.99 $46.99 35.24 $273 ^«n O'Cgo 4 Ch-CAQO 3 a lin?~drive up~thc middle , to •'XOT'AMUriPt. t ~H?8-»5-855x4 ^ — ^ -7 $46:99- -35.24 $49.99 37.4T^ $2.96 Timt« EOT.l,, J78-15 885x15 - r - - ^ = ------$53;99- -46r49- $3^2- Houston 3 p M Alutnta d< N««w York 7 p m - — $56,99 42.74 $3,31 Gariks wins ( o«..nn*t. At Philadelphia I 30 P rn L78-15 900/915x15 P.llvobrgti 41 LO% Angele*. 5 p rr^. • COB» Chicago at San Oiego. OCTm Prices Effective Ihru July 10th Use Sears Easy Payment Plan SI Lou>« 41 San F/anc^co. 3 IS p rv' at Firebiipd- lOimv C.nctnnati *T \^ontre«t ntgnt HouHon a' Ne*v Yo^h, night -BQISE^ Dnn-'Rig Daddy " At Ph.i,«rt>lnh..* nmht Am trican Lvatfu* S T « n d < n « « ^ "E x p reiess"^Tfttck Ttfes C'larlits of Tampa, Florida. By Unittd Pr*t» rnt«rna(ion«l u ereated ’ JSrry Ruth, E i i t iw tftfXb^ty l^ated Nylon Corff w 1 I K t g b i9 •V»J Ttre Sifc Sear) Regular Plus Fe Hian vottiaa« -senytcf--- CENTER dur $39.99 Car Stereo Delivers OPEN 2-Watts Of Power forTD lf Sound ^ r% mm______’t f r : A f n Misteial. Cooiinercial. Farm M O N . and feeatioRal j)S8: T H R U SAT. $W.99 Higli Voltage Battery $A V t$ W o ti4 SAVL$7,W E3ch argM-thriithe-pai- b u r ^ 4 9 Heavy Dufy Sfibch? — Qtif~$2T79 Cushions — Servtiig Soothem tltliho m M -Vfrt-tyiif vat cushions allow ^jnolju^Jlaii.. I n b ( D w n , — conneclort. each T^AmnniffERi trtick Of red. S E / W S - I D A H O F A U S SEARS-TWIH FALLS . "sixdS^XTOJWnr- SHOP A T SEARS AND SAV^ Idaho J ».!». W 9 ».m .- Owly»3eajiL.b»6^ri* ' ’SdtwncHmriiuirmtw* sisARs, i « i « « and Italian championships as fact that 73 of the world's top wiMRi.Fnn,N, - Fhijland Kodcs. the second seed, defeaU qpWfgfittomiUTtlirtmT IUEl) — Rillie .l^n lOna. ed Metreveli. the fourth se ^ •"ffgiruut Itasyettg wlH~hcrflrilt ~ ------PhrigFivcrt to wifl-the— awttifst-Russiatvto-appflaiMn -■ja— revolt ia taltefrand^-Hwar t ^ lira I iTJiTi m irni Is Often T ~ r e n n is -c ___ a^cehlui'y'lo win five Wimble- Ilalian. BurffiSr^'fcUtference ships loday and, In a stranRc tiie American people I could don singles titles. Miss ESf'erl , ends —they toth play, textbook sitiiiilion'created by a profes- really beat Chris," said Billie' She called- the flrgt set — F« <;«iv«s4S,000.------——---...... ------serve and vnlUvmmmmy.f tennis with mmmmmm the—■ - siriniil. .Janv Kodcs of ' J f a n :------The-ftwLAroerican wnmen’ssunarein going (:/i.i lu«,Ii.v-akia dereaiecT AleX “ thcbestTrfm rH fc;” - final since 1957 brousht cham- becausQ^e Is-faster on his feet M itrc.vfli i>f Kussia for the She said she wanted to take pignship tennjs tn the._All.. .jind-his...forehand bflS mor£- n,(m’s t,tk- the lead •Tit^ — BitUt-- J »aii, 2'J. bul-jiE ver. Whenn Chris.KetsChris L'ets ahead Sheshe lulust Kngland-center court but the pace. ■ fii.\U-r ur sharper, disposed of playsn better and better," BillieBill luurnainent’s 96-year history afteT the brilliant women's final' ' t:%Trl ef Fort U uderdale, -siilfl of her opponent who has . t:i;j.v(iJl,X-im-SCjninutes.whilc_ btyii_runneruB in the French was only there cAii-tesy of the and there was a rhass exbdusto- ■ ' -.7.;^' __ ..th el^T oorn s for slfBWB?frrte5 ‘ an d xrca ia1!^forfl thi^.tinal set . ... I(L .Ul&^hlr(r^)T"tlffi^:aayX~: RnaIs,tbpseedsJlInmyConno^3 , ^imbreddn crowd liop^d —of Belleville, III., and Hie ^Nasta^se of R om ani^'beat'the ^ ■ sec'9nd/.setfa(mimstranafrpair " of Johh Cooper ,and 39-year-old , for victory by Evert i _ N eale Fraser, .')-6, 6-3, 6-4, 8-9, ' 6-1. The champions receivedv r2,500 and tlhe losers $1.§Q0, ■ ' wiMm.i-iDbN, - f S P t r ...... ^ , men in tears. Hie bald patches w l i r personally? i’’5ceive their tliroimh Wiinblediin but it wa.s a Mi,s.s Hvert a bi«Kcr hand when Buffalo Lark. Both Golden Don in their precimis turf were a far ■prize money -tl2,500 to the hni liloodedcViiwdhiipinn lo si‘(— stif aiTt’plfd the little runners'- and-Bufi^Jo I^ rk pass(^ Royal ehatnpion {ind tlic imi( li-l(iutc(l (jiieen of the. up medal, cry from the virt>irt seaside turf that Ki'aced Uie o iu rl In 1922 runnmip But their n&tionar huiire topph' tlu' lofit^-reiniiihn The 2!>-year-«ld Mrs, Ki^nti, 'Tail, in the stretch." ' ■ n.-tafK intinii.'' will pi oliably'Kivg i|f till' i riili>r cniirl ^ Bemo, «oinK off at 5-1, -"■Mi lltomniHrieViiimi viewers Utem-B -sitMre (tPil, ■ ^trndtnpytastiriek When tht returned $13.20, $7.60 and $4.80 around the world V^tched . the Tolat prize jiion ey teiims, »lieri*(M>litenppJau.sv-ls .-KO-..wronfi has 4uiuet .cndeareC while Golden Don, earning tenter court juatche.sV coqrte.sy $148,.(XK) ’ 8 iiditi'»tiiil. were sc anxKius to "h erto WinibledoH-funs, ruafcully' $20,000 second jnoney from the ' of a huKe yellow TV camera Kodes tijok the first set in 17 will ii[i upset by yiiuiiK Chris ciuiKhl the m ood of the crowd. “ gross of $114,400, paid $10.20 :jrv'i-f t "1- - r » Urttiinilwhr. ktadium like, a giraffe looking ^u rtak in n to-W whetr thal they fin nnl their iiuinners loved iiie ," ^ e told newslrien BILLIE JEAN KING of Hilton‘Head, S. C., choicb.paid $5.fl0 w iile earn’inK^' huiwrily at the parched Wain Street - Ketchum, Idaho - 1 - 7 2 6 - 9 3 3 9 i r i - 7 2 6 - 9 3 3 0 OUT OF-TOWN CALLS ACCEPTED 7T ari!SiiiirMrii3r4: ■■.nvvivrnTi t t m W r orim s CMCK SeyeralPre-owiiecI Aiitomobilds andJTrucks w m m 1 . ^ ©oSfirlTatikee^ is cbntrast id past pennan f victors BLOOM lNGTONr Minn. On rarrim-scoring single by attempted doubleplay ball at WAt>en I7($u B v D A V IP E iS K N H O W K H • Wttt?TrflDP€ar5~n%im fim T O lI^ ^ m np*?VTOmiriii7ni -Texas . Hanger Genoralt — ,(U Pl)^LThe Minnesota Twins: Danny ThoWipson. the Twins first base. asmncEcat G^wn. SP Wtwfi pcppte' were flRhtlnR ''now Is a 'tr fT r y 'T r o n m c j&lQ~orr 'I'ne felKHt years in purfiatory . Manager, has said that -“a •ipoK ad vatti^ ge ' oi T a T gangftd up'on Disb; « ; In Ttie Y a iA .^ s fin&lly tfaitte W ■Tj' :9o w —tr the g^eration gap ji lew "yeflrL. --and-^-a£]Ikainn4eiit .leani—that brought progressive-Ieadersh!^ g. — W%*t> CH. ' -stroni^ N«mi - York franchtsp Ja------J8 779 ”47 B9 J iy - a w uaacd 26- nts in ~Vr — rung in Ihe fo urth lnhinft.of-th» SinHl»fc--by -g hii -R w jiflL— J t Py. -White-d tto: to me Yankees,. Mike Burke.' ' alm Ssf' "gssential to. the W-.W .JtA e ffe c tiv e ______— year.'ear&-Schooled in o' »b -Tievcir=lived -through— the— they arfcliljgflbleanA^nulneiyr^tli^ tww-awn^-ship^, wfti^TOled— pfofessiohal—epor-t.” Indeed^ - (alter a d fW flT r tina nacT to b'alancC T5f “pOWfr frOTTT the face Perry. pitchers to the hitters Breeding for m qn^ is racing gamble (c) Chicago Dally News and he leads the life of a sirq, RroBdlng fpr htg mnney can 'hp 'H mam. Ihe four-acre be one of racing's biggest paddock once used by his own gambles sire, Bold Ruler. — F6r--e*afnple^tfr — y'rer^ Nasm llah, - at riding on the single question of Claiborne'S 5.000-acre farm. whether"^Secretariat is fertile. Seth Hancock is president of t r . S ec rtta rta t Is aalborne.^liK^TCramcrslUp is fe rtile , his value can be shared with his mother, two projected t_o $10 million sisters and brother Arnold, That's tie price of super horse's blood line The anTTcTpT^^ figured involves-ft^antastit' Jeal pilt— together by Seth Hancock, the' precocious 23-year-old boss-oT tKe;____ famous ffancock- thoroughbr^ breedmg faiinTIy, owners of Claiborne Farm In Paris, Ky If the syndicated •breeding program becomes a reality aft^H ov. IS, when the champ is • exiiccted t6 be through racing. it w ill-tnten that the rich will become-j-icher because the $19fr,000 paid for each share will zoom to between $350,000 and HOO.OOO' • Twenty-nine breedcry are In qdlcat/.. 7 triple crown, some shareholder M rs. Tweedy now owns four breeders turned dowr>->3i Mfirt ore ‘ lA sm k , the 1946 Triple Orown ' ‘^ d ic a te s (or Secretariat. He • Trai'itnril*! wwout. . ------— bat-becw9e«(«bad Now tlMEJWe-tepflttiUlluil— TSa, te nev& a^J-~ -. '■ agjiiii. . V I f : ^ 4a we ll with Secret*rtot syndicated vU -m ilUon, ^2S~Tli«M=News7Twln Patt»i l Milwaukee!,. HVis. (U P lt - ; Hubie- Green, Roy Pflte, they, were offset^ by Tour 4Jiva-^tBiagfflirr3ign?ttmc TCTl^ : SmHll TTiiJ -Honiero- jea^iiiK liini • with hij 71. . -towarcUiis^ secoad. GVeater-. y~-Blancas followed• at 20S and M ll*auK6e open golf ■ titter" B Q ja y TCltnt ginr^~glegTy- . zeSSIEy . - 'maintained' H i r i e W in this checfc€aTr»=aF3lO. 8lK strokes- - h&le^the ^am «n»:lj«-doubli!^ ■ye w '9 - 3glir"tmfrnanie|^ Under pSn------bogeyed" a day earlier—but ' mitb - « ^aneftimderpafl,, .71 •;^;-p5F-r7- ^ l > ■ tn-nlina- hv M thpn srnred four birdies the : Saturday but flrstround.leader' prgverBThursdav and-bM * on rest ofthe wav tor his,69. Onc-of- — - Bob Goalby closed the gap to Friday but it stood up well . the birds caine on the -par- . 11 — tw o strokes- aflei^ -the thkd- during the third round. High (hreo, 197.yard eighth hole on a.' winds tand temperatures in the liy o o t i)uU. . Stockton wio won thelirs^t 90s took fficir t^I SaJMri. y/ " I could have gotten another. —t<|MO in 1968, went into the Stockton, San B ern ardln or" i)ne on J6 alter hitting a long - - ^^und with-a three-stroke lead Cdiif., has this year drive.TiurTTilSSOr-TWth tlirw" ■ owir I^ry-^eglci^ ami was but hasn’ ITTInlSfi^'Belter than ' puits. I 'was disa'ppointed with down tonwrrow, four ahpad of Goalby. third. His last title came in tha( one but otherwise I was Zlc'Kler dropped by the 1971. satisfied with the round. > hopes." wayside with^a~^fee*over^5 “ f -was-happy with what -I- “ That's the- difference be Two s tr o k e s ^ f^ e pa^ for sixth, were.Judy Rankin of . hut Goalby tpok advantage of shot in that wind— it was fougft . tw teau s and gi^ys hke-(Jack> - Stockton's four-bogey» ta move ^ *loday^i:.ticsaid.'Tm going otit . N iddaus." he said. "They Midlandi JTex^f-Clifford' Ann CYeed of Alexandria, I jB., and ■ frlto second, twiTstrokes o ff the now lb work soirte m ofe on m y capilairze on their good shots." Murle Breer orNashville. .pnrc and make it a -two-man'^- -driv- ~ A slpHj- how hp lilted playinjj “ raceToTlhT;' ■$26,000"lop~prt7e.-----—StBCktOircncountercdtrouble jn the same 'Uireesomcrwnh " T h e r e a r e 15 Of 20 girlsh ert Atliar 54"holes Stockton was earW with a bogey on the first stoc'kton, Goalby said, "Y o u 'v e who can win this tournament, Miss Crocker said. ■''They can at"293,7n str01(e f1nHler;par on*'- totr'tJeTni^sed^the-iBirway;— gotTlTltmdTJf forRcr everytjne— the 7,0l(?T ylTrd - T u ck a w ay missed-the"gFeen'”and misse3 a else and play your own name. all con e through with a 66 or a (^u fitry Club cOurs^. .UOallyi— l S i c ^ 4mtt______— l'(| rather be pla'vinM with Imn 67 and they are capable of - winnmgfi«— — ^ ------was at strokes tinder. . He mamfged five birdies but ,, Sunday, too, but I'll be in the *ttirc -ctgtlttt~X«a. and ciinned tlie shot for the I the pcopte Urc tgumnrnent^ only hol<>m-onf., - | ^ t r e $ t o n e p e o p l e ,-Auv*fitAuiLL4— ’■ -y i‘ ■>' .. .Jim.'.'”- w in s .tU.-t II..• ll-.rd ^ rOuiVtl orThfi- ^h t o o o , • ' ■ ■'“ NFrv TrTOFmir' 7 tj i Tr-7»rTiViwnv u ff~o o p .. K.I-'CI P 0 0 0 0 Wenko P J ; 1 J TetaU JO ) « I T et*ii 10 I 10 I H o u it o n 900 10« MO I M o n t r * « l OOIOQITOb « {>♦» i 4.0» MOv^lOA „ 4. • . .’H » O' B r p r u r o m « W « ts , S fiA*\ru3rt‘ L « I W ft 5 ~ T ^ 04 ^ ? 1 a9 1 "^ - ;% t h l p < i <*<« BAI.TIMORE i UPT Deron. Johnson and Reggie ■ Jackson sma.shed home runs Saturday night lo power the Oakland Athletics to a W victory" nvpr -the * Baltimore ' tSioles. __Johnson's thrce-run homer in the 'firs t inning gave Ken H ollim an an early lead, but the Orioles rallied for four runs In the first five innings, climaxed by M erv Rcttenmund s two-run hpmer in the fifth OMIUMir ■ ^______» h 61 Hi \ Ol5”tr»*Tini A a n d o 5tJ. 1 J ; t fttjir c» < n 1 ;«< h v> r> f t J J } > 0 » * i 4, 0 1 0 J I f « 4 0 3 r CW om p r 0 0 0 0 >0 J 0 0 0 M t K -r»ny JjT) 0 0 0 0 Bort'>0»’ » P*' 1 < 0 Ru » i t s i ^ OP O*Kiina 3r nimbr* 4 ■*“ ...... 1(111 jffctm il?i. atm v Pm# Sunday, July a, 1973 Times News.,Twfn F.a|ls, Iri^o Idaho N a l M o n a l Temperatures Ten[)ip% aVure8 ______~ ® ili Atlanta PC 87~ 68~ B o e t o N Boston c 90 By P E T E R s. N AG AN The de ficitTir^ periad-Marrtr through May, Eftiraett Buffalo c “ 81 •( j ) NenHniise Npws Sitrvlce thR latest threft.mnnths fn^ .which figurea are .. ra lfflercT “ Charlest+fri^H^ cy "8?^ ^^H IN ^TO N -^EJven though the dollar has , avilable, at annual rate of about $1.3 r - i- _ M + l w y g t P K ■CTicagOHpt- 90 73 hepji -sinking to new low g-^lmost daily -on the ' bitii«%-dt»wh--6hohply ------Grangeville Columbus.(V c world’s currency exchanges, American officials lV!2 as a whole.' Much bf thi^ jecent age 46 l^ s Moines c 92 71 They 'Billeve many“tactors which Oougtit tne which inay prfive temporary' .Idaho Kalis 89 v\ (ietroit pr -dollar to its present low estate are no longer . ‘ Bufthe underlylng.^gpin is sUbstanti.^1. New Jerome 29.53 rpil- - oparatiye^Ailuniber ot Xorce^-noHLCaining-iiilo foreigh orders for in at'h in ery^ e up shflrab:,Jot- 29.65 Kiiiiberb:. Houskm r 86 .6fl .... play stoutdiaalcEiMs country’s «irrencj-statJtirT"_Exampre. ^---- - u q s ^ n o i l c r Mtn. HoVih* 1nitnm:ipnhi^pr— «T =: ' 69 ^ i?wislotl —------Kamta* otticial^ believe. this coUiitry’s favor. The boom in tlie U.S. has Potvatello - IBS AntiM i's c.v ' flS “ How Jo th'f experts explain the dirfercnt "lIowe371ind this s1iouI3f»Kerv¥’ to iliuiipej^'TCe 30,06 Rupert ” ''TVIeMi|)yiTs’ pc '75^ verdict the market appears to be rendering'.’ gruSfth oriinporUi.'Ori the other hand, ec(jnomic M IO H ItT TiMrfRAiumt Sahiion 87' ... r .. 81i_ 78 . - They do' TsfTTiy cilih^ '^ychoiTogical factors. acUvil> abro‘ad. which.Is the nlatri determinant SoJIh Springs 80 Mi>ts-,St I’mil ( 95 ' 78 ... Thpsc can be exaggerated in times o f of exports, is continuing to expand at a vigorous r„JrutU e------.....-..N iav.U rkiiiiir ______'’Tin'certSihTy lilie Ih ese...... 7 WciTl Yellowstone ---- I f G t N D . N e « V ( i r k (■ .89 fi8 .... ^the—main * depressant - to- psycholpgr wr -t)rUindu f ------u 1 . ii ^ . currency m arkets'is a pervasive feeling the it was a few months ago. foreign investors will I k a i n SNOW inuiciiix !■ ini 85 .... " Uhited stales — and President Nixon — have probably •Bo nrtorP' thterested ■ In bujing lost control oL the American economy, American assets ^ maoufacturing companies, M OW tliS I'ortlaiid Me i ^ecifically,-- the- price surges which real estate or securities; these will have to be e>w I'urtland. (Wv pc inaracterized the Ill-fated Phase lU.- plus the purchased with dollars in th^foreign exchange ~UM W f ATMfB rOTOCASi Itiileigli I' debilitating effect lof Watergate disclosures, markets. Hulm,iiiul 1 contributed heavily to ^ easiness about the On Ihe other hand, foreign assets will be .SI |j iui:i-pc— ~ highw p u ced ^ jiail J e jd to diminish Ameri.can ^ A m eric a a ^ o n o m y ttntLdoila.r, . cl434;., _ mcontivcx ^ spend dollat'a to build plants Siiice the start of this year-the-dollar has; ziinn-h'rjncisco-cmia- mark; the price is 2.40 marks or less for the' ' - Ilopefolly, mTlatlonary pressure Is aboul to Twill Ka|ls, iiurthNide," M(isT]\ sunn.v TTTrcruRli fr o m - T h e ' P a i 'l f k ' suoutfl The— extmrteri^ o ■' dollar against nearly 3.25 last Jan 1. abate In this lo'untry, while it is still roaring Burley-Kujicrt area: Monday with little continue to remain welUto the .Southern Idaho,’ Tues(la.v . That means Aifjorican money bui'sT? per cent . ahead abroad. This could make fnrciRn goods Mostly sunny- llirough ■ttjiiipi'Valure changtC^Highs m tiorih Of the Southern Idaho through Thursdiij-. rails for less of West German goods or such seRvii'es Jts even more 'costly than' American goods to Monday -^'ith . liltle the 8Hs iKith days, lows 38 to 43 .a r fa , only minor i^hannes with warm X w i n J ^ a l l ^ meals, hotel rooms, travel fare and so on. buyers in third countries. tem peratu re cha.nge'. Highs Synopsis.; '.Fo lliiw ing the .slighth cooler air. seasonal temperatures, __ _^Subs^ntial declines have also been registered II i.s niit (inly Am erican officials who cite - both days 88Jj(j-iia. Ltiws 48 to Only .small changes are . air w>a^t,itiBVed,across Idaho and dry exccpt fiir.a chance of Tempera tu tes against the Swiss franc', the Dutch guildei- and find believe • these plu^-faotors. Many 50 -JVcrjpitntion pr-obability <* ... j, J jjjily _ Friday for the first tune sinie tion m l^'ningriid Tir 5^~years~~ tliu-iaU-Jiolslieil t'lltt'AG y — , Savings and D K TR O IT (U P ll — The_cohvertlble era- — iiiarkiny a neu' A m erican Petersburg, was the capital of loan associations and endrd at'Ford Motor Co. at 10:40 a.m. Thursday -..Consulate ^ and SiRIUlying^ JUissia .wju'ii the Bolsheviks 'Vnrnm c'i'CT;t ~ t r in i iT r 'i'i e' facing 1 1 1 when a 1973 Mercury Cougar with a ragt»p andiher'slep fnnvard In .Soviet- staged thi'ii revolution and -ofT'Tnr^ some of, Jlic .. b u i l d i n g • roIU-d o ff the no^rborn assem bly lin e;' Amcrtcan relations. ’ inKlnUcd communism—as- competition ' the. savings Only General Moloi*s will offer the sod-top on W alter K Stoessel Jr . a U S (X)litu al iind social way of life intlustry has ever seen 1974 models. Chrysler and American Motors assistant . secretary of slate, in UussKi Anil savers will be the prinu- started wrote the Mnale on that Chapter of U.S. prcsideil at the opening of Oie beneficiancs aulomotlve history a few years ago. new consulate and told the CONSECUTIVE The 'Federal Home l.iiaii QUARTERLY TWIN FAKl^ - Ground was The peak convertible year was 196S when assembled diplomaLs of both Bank-Board, w hicli re.)’.i ‘ 13F DIVIDEND ::;AEoketHhis-week a t-l&S Second-. -310,»9’3 WtTl' -tium: AHftoogh-tu tel H^ir ^ atpiF .^TTHTitms' that~thc a c t "w as the interest savings and loan - Avc. N. for a 12,500square foot •s.vmbolic of a long andand often -C — nssnrtatinns can payln'savers, -■ tiuildift'g -whtch Witt- ”tn have djBcllned every year slnc^ 1 ^ , accounting _-difIicuU„effpx!.jo_impro'roy^eUS------— — booalett thr -crilmjr ornsr^Trsl------" — "'^he'TFtrm nure-Ca ------l o r 72,00n units In f972. ■ " “ .Soviet relations.'' .. .. tj-pesxf liavii^is.accuuots. and . . —Accordmg Uo Jcrty Sh^e, The last Ford-huill c w v erttb le ^wnsrdcHvcrcd Under a sunny ik y . wllh-^ M U TU AI., IN-C. the tx‘deral. Keserve Jluiirsl. company owner, the concrete .n il the assembly line ,to Floyd Moore, an uiimii inn — I—rtif .'11(11111' for — Mock bulldlna^wiU be ready for lilfagm »m«ve+i'ial—banks, Huworvd- o^ipSlt^'TIlFebruary, 1974. It William P. Benton, Ford vice presldenr and -will house the company ihe.iiiflvtL , 'Linroln-Mcrrury-generBl mauagirsaJd- air unfurled «bove-a _four-slary. inventory of "all types of Tlie m ove w a.s lakyn to m ake conditioning probably Is the greatest single -pale orange build»f»K and tU«- furnishings, wall coverings and , savings institutions inure factor in the demise of the can pay sa\ ers H 5 per cent (in NKW VOHK lU P li The Mine will ln' plarcil hjis hee..g- $1 .IKlft left on dejxisit for at least /Viaconda Co. will begin the owhed by Anaconda since the a. M.'iU'. up'from the 5 75 per operation (if a new open pit mld-1940's, but conventional ntun Sl.OQQlefl on deposit for ^ (”(Hipei''jTirne BO rfiTleS northTOST^p rocgssingmcthtHfa liave been at least a year, up from the 5 75 o f K l \ ., NevS'ev , on land It owns In limicfpptable tor treating the SEC head -per-;t'cnl undci* the old rules the Antelo[)e M ountain range lire which contains a high t i unka ■ wHoac in^i:■re:it. rates-- Jotm-U,..M,-Etacc^pnsirinnt.-_ cggrcntrattQP of bismuth, always trail cnmpan.ble -K& 1,- iim l chief e)oicutive officer of acconling to Platv ^ l e e t i o n - rates, al.srircretv??ibfM)sls But the mining firm, said Friday the fed added a little sqiTirtn£- the new operation will be " n.EMKNTK, CaTif extra for the banks.,______(Icsignat^-the VMctorla Mine l e g a l n o t i c e (U P ir — I'resident Mxon haS~ r i T T T T a n r i ■_lUnriiUiViien- rntrcary. hankar seiectftfn ay u. f.arrgtr. 52.~a.~ am pay ah unlimited amount conientrator which will treat STATE PROPERTY TO Chicago securities lawyer, to 1,000 tons of copper ore each . BE SOLD AT TAKING BITK of larewejl rake at party in to savers who leave $1,000 on P u b l ic a u c tio n head jhe scandal-brushed day, and will begin operation in l>enver «(<*<•<“ 4s G «v. John A. I» v e , deposit fui at least tour years. Th e State o< Id^Ho, throug^^ ■SecunUes and F.xchange Money-market specialists say early 1975 About 1(» perople IV6arfnSpn»'^r 'Lci^ Enforr^rnpnT ■ chosen to head new federal energy eoiqinlsslon. w i i offer usecJ StaU* Prooorty for Com/Tussion, it was learned I.nvi' may find new povt fs no rake” as this neB rate m ay be set, as are expected to be em plojed at Ksif* i»orv Thursday. high as 7'. per cent the mine. 33 S E D A N S tough derisions on American energy matten SA-lE Tim e n OO Noon Monday Announcement of Garrett s awaii him. 11 PI 1 - ■. But s a v ip p imd loaiyjfficials The concentrated or4 will iic July 9. m 3 nomination and that of A A are in a ra^je .shipped to Anaconda. Mont , L O C A T I O N CU»PArtrT>pnl 0* M.Qhw<*r4, KfeAdQuarf^s YMd Sommer Jr.. a Cleveland where It will be refined at the Strec* Boise, idA^o I.awyer, to fill apolher vacancy firm’s new arbiter process ♦ M5PECTtOW AH rtjutpmea* w.U DC for in&p«ctian on’ m r on the soouriti»fc-raHuia linfl - plant whlr.h ,i.s repiitfxl in he — mOfn .no ■ gi tti» fcgU ooly. federal agency werei expected pollution free The Anaconda flbovo lo So you're a'whit at cfrST'are you’ 'wh4I'doe* , Tueen in a deck of car^ hold u» her l^d ? How maay ' itmiintarhM? O n whi Women who like carrot* lend to be energetic and eia»y-going buK»omewh*t-tBq3Sitw^’fhit^*-lhe-coni»nt K i i c h i ~ ICunyama oi Tokyo lUununating' You may recall he was the highly sg®ntihc iellow that »aid nlen who like cairols are apt COUSINS onrft removfld. ThdLaoui wjeither the. hr«t cousin ol your mom ot your dad or the chJd ol your own Xim nH i* rhilrl fli yruir mfim a „ or y ou i d ad 's COU81A. Got.it’ Read it.back ______jnals A lox only needs about two square m^e« ol ^ hunting ground, but a coyote needs up to 20 square mJes - ____ ‘ Was ages ago w hen hundreds ol tjiy elephaptt,^ alwut t l « !^»jUnrl p^nim ffw im iii3^1 over tuioDC Most spirmigg spiders m akfr-^l-t»«t ana BOi-twa^bvtfrliWM difegenlTninda ^ - . nJir -TTroch-the-^)ot»onou»- .. . I'liyill'-J «‘asoj). yiiu'now fmil :i I . It s «> longer widajy known that Coca:Colfl was orujinally a.i> .nul I'Vi'jiiM,' I.' ic'I.iv lU-lvr itilo llu- iH-sl Wiiy I" g^iii mvenled as a hangover remedy > !,.,h 1w i I1 . i I nihi i-. .mil Innhl lu-w «-iiirily Icir yoiirM-ll by' - v pin iual 1C11C1.1WI1 jJuU jH -.lil.11if.ih. ' ' ...... T A T T b O S • ------ahcai.i ibcly ' ^ ,'m r« It the New 'Elagland fasherman who sports a latioo \ k 11 S I \ l.ii -M I , . .\|>r ' I ' U - I I you plan ym ir liMic wi ' Make-meDtion ot-this- because a cliant contends tattooi are you Ldil h.iu- .1 liru’ li'iiii- w uh (■ooil friends aJid nlso lianilli' tiadltjonai among all men who go ,to sea Such was-the case fin o n a ^ proliU'in'. vnii m ay frnve. l ake tim e for st-rvi “T C T y M i i agu BaMliy 'W ‘ B * ^>ii^«) Liin inspire yau. — - ' particularly Scandinavian mariners Nine . out ol 1 0 w ere I AUKHS-i Api 30) ¥«>u-hiivf un tattooed But not the tshennen ol old Cape Cod They said no w ants you ln j;o al.uij: w illi s.>mc- plan tluit JiH - !^ t appeal-li'i. .. :. .ft#k,9$i j1_ th9.J^eal.31lA?aUei»»es'..had ^Yitang J? ■ common What's meant by enchantresses here is those alluring U M lUuiit lathw tn~hi»tgry whiyb^ ame'-fsimous-by -caphvatihg-powertul— ^ (;r\ IINI (M.I\ .'I lo Jl'lH' i’ ll Altluiiinh llu-rn ate rjiany men Yes, most experts to em to agree the maforlty ol such clulii-s aliejil ol \ ou. )'nii arc hanlly iilTtrc- nio oil.fot llu'in, Inil VEKV WELL.' 5IMCE HE CHOOSES d e a t h t o s l a v e RV, - r H E N 6 0 charmers had low sultry voices pi\i' n.hrtnrnc hnnil ntut-ymi-.s "iiJjiim ' , ' . . r - North Pole, bear in mmd M M()N ( tn i r>KI N ( June ” ti) July 21) HnJor-«H)ly ^^roven - a lhe^'s_5(ouig ta.iie-mQiheiuii.zlaw liQuhle. ij'* ” pfcasuiev as neu. ones ioday eoiild get you inlo some kind of lEe wvie who does&'t get al»ua_>nth husband s mother Most trcm Hr-Hrtx^iiv Ti pctfeciioniil in son ^ sport that appeals to every husband gets along just dandy' wi^h his wife's mother you nine out in re.d style Or so agree most Love and War experts ffetettl >- t-iaaBU -iiJ»iB .arguiiicnl DVtf tllljt! thing . l>o wtTatrvri-T’Iensfes and-.THlMi kin instead t’tan soimi-tiinc iai rcadinii iliat Js.tNiuii'yatile.' ^ • «A^oUsti.mai/.lo i. Arf. 6jQ/d. ^ ,P Co* J7076^ fo " Wo'»h fx76l07 v y f t r . i i rAiif ^ l o S e n t }2) Makf sure to Coprf tntj'ortatil l<‘ yoiir liciiig reckli'.s.'ian—any .Wai' coull. really cast yoir a p tc lly penny , l>« espt-tiiilly CHrcful diivrtii; Aniwtr to friviout Puxxit I.IHRA isepi ' trrm.-t .'>1 Try to he more eionotnual PEANUTS instead ol spending l.lvislily anil then renTCttini? H I'O lo lli.il The Birds adviser you rely upon and (tel the advicc you need now dOiMcs dOi!Kic^- 1 r I'KMefVEs■ OPPJMENT IF 40 6pic«9, AS /ood cvenintjss fine li'r enlei l.Vinini-’ som e ijotid friend kOO BWNCE THE gAU. A , 42Po«m sjCOKI’K) lOel I lo Nov -II Voti are nut llnnkiiit; ' LOT BEFORE ^ e R v e i 7 PviC|{i ine i^Rsctni______■ srraighmnw. t o jwtMV-tHul cons.idcr- bcfart.:>fQU spe.l't or at i. i 6 A i k fo r ’ ------p a y m e n t and you keep out.ot troii|vle. added expense Don't iPake l3K eep 49 R e sounded -tho«e-thoiightV ^**i««(kv-lJii»t,.*:^uld-tur^otliEri.acaihil i pu_ lAiisSmalU "52W S A c r i i a RH' s (Ni.v :: to oe. 2 1) NTorc rneihlatuin and*' le lK T v c ^ Music.l m .11 jifgrgartne “37 D isem ^^St^ troubtf^M ak^nne pl.ins I't ii lofty natun arBoroalhome 12 Roman ruler 38 Compass point m uch mOie proipeious and happv fcJt you (comb form) 58 S in g in g 19 B it lc r v e tc h 41 Young h»oter V < M C « 21 P o u t o c « 42£xpx;5ed^ . . . C A I’ IU i n i t .N ( n « -., i n la n . U jua ar<*. xtsnciiafly kinA. 20-*—^Canals 21 P a r l s 'o l a u t o ( d ia l ) 43 L o w s a n d h ill ’and courteous with others iintl for ilciirmg DOWN 2 2 r a n r y 44 C o n s u m e s you ca-n fct aheiul Usior an.l l>c m ore app u n a lc d I or pel llial NANCY 2J T e r m in fo o d -• mechanisms 1 Soviet city p h y s ic s 40 ^Klinct cxtremi;lyrt3rk ihouchi may have t>weif*uTihti 25 W anderer 2 Rerfions («b ) 24 Slu m ^H ’ r : flightless bird I ch Ho nothing lh. t ' ' 28 Passerine \Oi:.\Kirs I Ian I 1 3 FollowiirK 47 C o n s u m tfT b ird 25 S o m e s -rhrrr are advfr^^-wvOu 4 Boat paddle 48 Prom ontory TTtV r c y ic|'»n T:i-nrtTT 32 Overact 26 Leave out 5 52 (Rom ani 27 G u e n o n . 50 Ign ited u o r k that ^jusc VCTI'TD do jtisT thnT Shrm* yoti att* 30,Dcpart * . 34 Ringuinrm. eGnrvnng out m 'n n ){r y - r<^eUenl utiurin, tnwl s*U 4a u I im c-Ior ytui— t 7 UncuUivatcd ' lonigliI »MS( IS ([ ch :(l 10 M j i . 10) \ vtiy for liw on thci hiphrrt pnnciplc's ol wtnch ym i rtf i'apshlt?. ,UiC ‘■'f yi’Ui iiiiuilivi.’ apahihlK*s D on I lisU'n to \*.lial ,i ■ c-nnTarTMi^pc^K rhfrct^ultl idke youTar off llic UtTaicn ita^k II- NOUK U llllJ l.N Ui)R\ lO IJAV he ot shi-^>.i one of thosi- ach^^hllut yming people w ho w au\\ I« ’ k stirring things up juvt for the love ot rxcaenient, so leach earlv 10 use tlie enemN atul iinagitialion in right steadfast in lifes vourse thrtt —— - /uoVL-l^i^Ty g o o T O , V ..-TLiC r M g c C>B7Vi»j<9 H r - u__ _ . . I . . . . - ■ ^ (c ) New York 'hmes Serv ice , BEDFORD. NjY. - Three years to build and three day sjo ~TaieTens, in briel, the laie”')f — 4 pruRjinehealer, ruruimg W atw. itn -H x ra l bode, r Joseph H. iLSplariiod T fia t. he said.'m ore elcclncity, a- .telephone, Bondi, the locaj...... tt„. cw.. ,'f ~cookihK ------"TgrriRerator, .in.soec tor, iaid th e't^«a^-house tlie buil'lmi’ suineune ______fireplace, a pot-bellied stove, infrmtjed oji regulations on at Hiindi^'s' ajjprentiLcslut) aTTa hiiuse. He said, even television and (t-ltt-ft. ... ^ least two counts - it's an hcJiisewriKlit « as anythinn but e.\|)lainin(; that the two-b\-^ ^ r ^ d oes-th e barx- bones j-U.yatwi building and it's toy cua\'i:uUimaL.^\i,a.buy lilTluid L'liiUls were UlVen Id him by the H e s m pt i o'n ' sU'fipfst " “t he Tlose' lO^ tn rT ro dn ■ ------■"thnisnnKVnnrt-prolrrts' ““ OWtttM'■ ------—1------Heneroaitv of his fainil). w’hal mil remain is llie 17- -Im up^____ lUlrtc.s'.__aiid_. — l ’iie--Jiimbei- \ aid donated frieiuls, neighbors and lociil b\-18-by'23-fi)ut floor, that cupljciards Hul ho cri'ditj. his lol.s (if iiMsaleahle, but useful inerchantiT. Thej all •Uiruc iiuuiaii;w ilgo,, Itaiidy uia.'^tery of the iiiw Iimiiick buaj-ds, while' nwiuhborti- c'o7itriCiiU-d fiiTnd, miL'iflei a .strcti.'hi.Hi Ix'tween two^sprui-i's ltn' tree hiiu-se tn iiKiton/iiifi ^;^>- >iMii'luHl their attus for weiUtli'''cjt uoods and, some --am lA pine Irw wUtw*4««ikv^rr-vvcmrs-cr drawn,' ■ He started, he siitd.. with a l^jjr^nle of tlie i emaln NEEDED i‘Mperienced‘ hay f- N( t n A-l/tiin^ot.vf -4»duit*r<;. . d r iv in g e K p e n e n c c j i 'i M .»f M o io i. pretprrpd. ctianrp ro i M r n dieset (.KH^diiuj IdiUu) PT'ont* rny, m ust b f over j V Call 934 isk U)f Boft or AAyron 4026 " tir p e fr tr N C E D AUTO body..... ropflirman needed Perrraneot position lor thc.nghl person whtch PER SONNET PUlACEAAENT ‘ includes paid vacation, CENTER. 624 Blue Lake^ BWd . hospitahjation, profit sharing.-and NorTn*“ 733 5562 Pr'o»ei4 iona4 , iSTaC, TechHic^ii:' - r » Hj|.omefrf • pt^rt — Sent^-— jrovf=“-‘- search Alt in q u irtM - .^O.JuIiCfltions to TiraeS'Nfiw^ -■ “ CTiTTypTftnr-isna x oflrrefg wan----- w.tnifd rnus' bf good caH 780 • Male Help ; 4461 O M Pnrt^ •• W.intfd M.ind SidCkirs /^.th truck louiiJcT ttian Conirtit Jof A ikfi s>dc L L0 o a4 ddor. -- HANSEN C-WE.VPOL^T^tj*--: • We^. AC£ field 764 2S6J defrtils on w rtO fj rtnd ^n■^u*^lf^, i E X P E R l f c ' N C F D AA«li o f K T a t o r s FIELD w a n t e d ♦or A n d Bean*> G o o d w o r k in g i o o d .i lof^s < ,fii 73 3 ) 7 7 7 SER VICE *ur iniiTvii'w ^recw f^tAisi iSr'go.."irrTgotiOn ■ ♦quip' menl monufocturer o^ pivol EXPERIENCED ‘ irrigplion system^ Encettenl VEND MECHANIC opportonify for o young mflh electrical -ond mechon OR ROUTEMAN tcol background |^nd resume vgnifjrfv^ ------SIO M solory plus moving o» Pierco Corp P O Bo» 570 pen^o^ 5 bonuses occording ■Eugvno Oregon 9740U to OpIllDfif S pt'f lot fT^QIU « lOfithly oclcltiional school E»t»*nnv<> Jnngos including vehific om-ployp»s lodge CARPENTER p f i v t l e g w S fTiQ(o» f n o d u o l Experienced in all Phos- 5 y « Q f o » p o n s i o » ' & refu/'bish m g pTT>grD rn-guaror7rgg^s^YI?trr~ at ■ only qgnlitiad oaod fOuf^d ernploym»»nt with An opply Coll. 702-280- rono i lorgost opofotor Vol 2^06. Will need to rolo- iey Corp- ■ c o le . HllTon.Thocnix A t . 85Q07_____ J o b fo l* n t S f ' 5iiifct6FWtiiwm'r Male A Fem«Je M«l« A Ftmcit A u f o p l a n e ? ain'raU wiHtiiv i>( » (Vssna iiltymuster with a mcididrd Kord I'intci. It has a cruiiin(j speed i>( in IT 130 m.p.h. and a ranfje In excess of 1.000 WANTED miles I r l ‘ 11 ■ ' ...... « i-ott ft Found M PersonAU roi <• Rr 1!,^ k U O M ANL> bU Akij jt fldiTlr MAN OR WOMAN ^ Pu t'c 0 r»**op'f r nil fof in ter V v 7J \ ?S4J r^ t , h'u. TO TAKE OVER ESTABLISHED i(juND AuL‘rtJtcl'1 1 Wi^lton Oe*» V-b .itors ------I I M b b - N b W b K U U I t ------W e r T p y ’ P c t n w r*, Ar t'On ry c ’r . .in rt B ouquel refusx^d ■ urn,»ur»., M) KETCHUM AREA Vr-*- , W r r h ^ ,r . • '.,1 1,1. hrowf' < r>»-s' rtf ALCOHDLiti^tNONYMnUS ' Opod Profit for Time Involved 08S M J 4V )v AAon F I L E R fl 00 CITES,^Tllt NPthrrtamh ------RonnM---- 326 5669 -?♦? 6th t>t Oerrllse, 8, refused the honors areorded him as 5 <)' aid B i ^ l K Latjrador Ppi J E R O M E AJ Anon the 100.000th user » ( th<* Goes sulmnilng pool. Linda M ci tn . I1\M ?ver dragging 10' Cham 30 AM 328 E»s» AvP £ CALL: CLAUDIA CANTOR V.C t/ North Eastfand Krnnpth "W e have a garden lull of flowers at hom e." p Ad 734 38fl8 H A I L F Y 8 00 P V 788 Ai\h l u l l (' iiM . ' _ • I riI rt 1 K If) Ilf t h r hhiM H c r i he tolri offtrlals tr} Ipp to offer him a bouquet___ - f up.!T CT^orcn 78h ;v;!i ^ ,^ ^ 24-34 78 lAliliifn in y ur (’('lurM n uh\ ttuT vOiu li I aV h.jriiir in iirmo ; 1 Toy *Vh'T Pood'r Mmt.,^1,. ■riinrsday. Hu refused to areept a rubber boat, , tj IL-I bi yn; Apr •tot Coiof *0 . t l l r r r d Tfw ilr cHt h;iK si* niHn\ ini..I Mu,st4iuik's misUikc : Tup^ FU^PERT.H 00 sa>ipg he p referred a jifllr ut-Stuba tllppcrs. He Brtck Nn ^ VilinJy iJA-446 \ If-aveknti me«{ tnu -~frti»nTlr’ t t T T T ' Toc?]~ Tfrr'^nif^ tnr'n ‘rn Tin 'h rn f nnrf ' ’ Ihen ran oTf. ' ^ ■- — —TWmTfttL5'« VVeT" Ix'i "inc jUTM sl ■■nrini'tnL; iiri und nur h'-lJsr i_QIkI Male iicalOQ.n! Cat, . 13Q 7in A vii. C d il \\v VMrrfim U» lH*fofTw W ntrh rinseh', rsprnaH y ' Pro'fud-ng »oo»h B'u** t R6 WAWQi 7J3 1 160 V. t o y • Al 4 S. 8 00 ,i liint*r itflrr hl^ npt'Tljtluli V'lii;n \"li t ill tnn'ls arm thcr. Court • B t^spm HO t DRIVER NEEDED -r^rrrai jta r.r aur but hn .sinus ---- y ^ f---- p r ohwhly ■ A-AK D ..Jj; Pt:k.lXie--L'. Irom A| A,non Jc.il .Moor__ JfO AvcouC.Aci! aoo- ---- O T C T m o U W — ” TO HAUL'BONDIES ; - rnurs TW IN FALLS S lX> i l e r . ¥ate of birth I i.'irn I I ' IM ' attQ JJJOiJl TO SUN-VALLEY AND BACK . . . C^iiesliiin (’n iilii \ou pie.’ise liJC E-'-* H gh'^nd Ansviei There Jiut\ he ;j4 su i ■ M u s t Have Good Driving Record severni reasuri'. fur his |i^il s supiiK me uith the infum a tiun ■ f r, J E R O M E 8 00 P M 01(1 L O s ’ 6 r n I 324 8346 328 to^t Ave E continues decline |iieseiiie Ix'siiles his Minnint^ uf fiM iii: a Im nt at Is there any APPLY; TIMES-NEWS persorijility H\- tnsliiirl .-ill iii'e lim it. rw oiiIiT like to know t J7:i J4SU i73 'iUJ S^l BUPLEYIOOPM 6/fi /B74 -2naFJs)Of LiU.titiU.- m.TlT’ rTTT->; ^ T '-----rrrrirnry * — ,i\n':wrr f'm not-rorr- ju^rt • - CIRCH^tATION DEPT. : MO.SCOVV ;l'l*|i The, rr[virtril tb.il 2 .’.Vi.00(1 iipjirJ- f"lks Thev st;tki' out a uluil inforination \ou had in • R E W A R D ! Sun T W t N P A L L S 8 00 .S , , ...... P M wJwnn. ‘R ^^ccidcntal;ilcitt>. ~ TTTniilt iofi ... ealle«! ~^^.ttitfr~'T|^ i?-'NpW5, ” ‘ Jf Y£u Have Found An Item Or A Pet Hd$ -Sh^wh 1ti The"i%rTB5-N^vr$"&assrf^ & Fou nd iCotumn Phone 733^931 or Check Your Phone Book Fq>r A Toll Free Number. 1 — It SftlMmMor S^l«tW6mfn ■ M bTt»rP»?Si!r= Mom .tFor!Ul* TT ~Melinet For UU Of M M l0 H « t p fw l Q uite f inished. BRICK 3 bedroom, new car^>,i -a UM H .\ftOT6i. — l-ftedcoQJn. M m ily rocim. B Y O W N E R ^ bedrooms, family Ol!£d!Iroom home fry O W N E R ------’ i> n o r a, Tuti itm c : TnTV i u m rn c r v - ■ Nc fcUEO' "iAIWrVian^gJITmSWe South Buchannan “Targe recre^afLon rt>^hf. nnnd - .01 bmidinoa to £d».i)c„ —’ •^ch o cit ------— oaii -dcn>iu»tered patio, doubl^^^atitQer ^lc£ei— LAnd-one4illh-ecr.es— WUL _tiaieroenU— La^M — r . .■JMJt.afUl.;;ui,y:dQn 6« S T A T fe S r e a l t y contact Berneal Rathbun collect, lake over existing loan Call 733 M AiNTtrrANCfc ■ /Wan. o v U w eekdays and ? to 6 t o :; 0 m - JUST UlSTED' Buhl, 3 bedroom 309 847 3570. or w rit# 7700 Sooth 1819 or 73-» 4484. BY ORIGINAL owner; charmmg N<^1 lOMrtl L m e n , ?01 Second A ve n ue w t e k e r ^ * “ Crar^e Road. Oakdale, California hom e, on large lot 3 bfdrooms up, West. Twin falls full basement, garage. SIS.000 Cene Hopkins ^3 4^5 Land Otfice ’ JJ61 . 3 loveLy W o c K -h o m e s. 5 m m o te s one large bedrogm down..3 baths. 3 H O T ^ti:4un :-Ihree bccJroom comfortable ______jrTr” family rporrf home m Mornmgside area roam m full baseniont Choice YOUR INDEPEN- CUSTOM SWATHING, gram or 49600 00 .^ntnTMTlTiTNlTfflnTriTTfi^ ^ ^ K im b erly location P ric e d for peas Call 733 436t , only 424.000 - DENCE NOW Three bedroom bnck home. FELOTMAN-REALTORS M o rn m g s id e area qu and. Short tim f Ea rn up to WO 00 Leo b Cu! lom Farming N«w^. i tjcdroom 'uii- c»tras Fails Ave-'ue East |5er evening (afternoons ) or more CANT [j^lVE'? J126^4964 ___ 22h^03.- o<»v«m«nt m new -loialAOn- 135.700- Women nteded.^~»ett- N o b ! OfijJ A f lr o c li.p 7 b e d -" subd'v.s.on. Oarage, good Mouse of Lloyd Toys and G't»s roo'Ti ^Jf'ar Dt> 'ovs'' storagr* spa (C A steal at Pree rrammg supplies NO CASH 4 L e v t L H O V F s h o p p in g a r a G I u O m . n g 423.950 BETH WICKHAM INVESTM ENT No collections or GREEN CHOPPING O N S U N R I S E .kiii.httu hauii^.— ui.l.iy— UctTvrrics- Mcca car. C:^roti«nt H A Y A C O H N - “RPyoV TO 'move ' into - m - t t te w ------R t A l T O R ------■■J^O&tess------tkcnfcUlai______W c c kl y IIU IBBIPC^ Ici'lucg ------bUl------1__ H'ti'.'' — iU O t n G o « o q * » o 'u l wrio** y O f d ___ ------3 Ge V E R Y N I C E A C R E A G E ru-ar 1 lAVE discounts —•Mobile O U T S T A N D ^ G R O U TE R . 120. BenO) Cejindtr. 120. Ji'ronu- 2 bedrpo'rfi home GooftTTiingftto C«t V«TtPlCIAW BRgeOIWG *0 A B S 'MASSgy HARRIS, ^uper 76 LIKE NEW U' Starcran ^oal ' '•.rMT’vW rFT-p'r-rtirrrTrr-iftrHt^ jim v Po*#>l«r» ‘ Rubtteit* mounted GralrrAager. GtiiMAl5l_SH£PWERD pupp_ njrefsrpi^bvifl 5T?e. naubn^i hlgReSr ■combtrrc, tup ^ontJTTTon ' iVSTS".' •wrrn- -aiuryMmJW' KuH, ST— Harse wei»A«, .Cu.a?ir>._|«yMftinfl, bai'pa... *on gaciung, 3 wide Harrow beo. can F R EE eM«m«ievr »n4#r»o*‘- CHECKED A N D READY; enter tor spray brush , or roll, Ca)i 111 O v « r la n d Aw# Dewwcy 734 38E7. 7>4 375> anyttfne 0 fc R CuVonr> Pamting • . _^^jnJ^TCLW OJiKU ___Buti*v-idah^-- — ^Utaom-Ora^arii fh o «^ SSIK E «nftr.enr.en namterA. mtir^ar • evTer^oi*. «TTm»Tfi: Cai! Day 1_^£LHOUS^ON- ^>4 3!75.-»fteT *-oe p:nr n3 3 W Sores ffep#e»er^»o»»ve totJ fw sitiati^------—’ BOB REESE M O TO R CO . M n r -f p s ,.n e 733 1490 P»W« Shop McVJEy'Slhc. "JhB Dealer You Can Depend On " O t c p r f mg i S i “ - - 161 THIRtTTWE. W/ T fvck f P€06COff^ T €*toi#r trerfings w»ttr MPNEy to loan pn (lny-»tiuU» SOO BLtX:k 2nd AVE. SO TWIN FSTT5” o L v *(.''!< Jitk Siop. U?7 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 n&ad >M — * — -iH . TW IRFALLS^IDAaQ: -Z3IL5ZZ6. M ■••V- ■Sunday, Julyle, 1973~T'lfnes M^^^^ ■ 33 ■i ■ ; ■ ChBipk “Recreatronol VehlctesMn toddy*s Tlnies-News-Classified^e^on. 7J • _ c _- Ham**' 75 Motor Homes ^ js . _ Motor Hfltn** Truclcs. n Trucks •) Tru ck* - Trutki : *4 ____ import^Saoxt* C »rt ...... ~ ' ------1 ^^-fcngerr--one- aCK-Ufi^-^Uitomai a IVW GMtrnicKuD.riins DD0tL!4i2^ Transmission Power sTj^ertno- ftufomatic tracismtMtoo. WO V 0 s' sVffor NoMh t-w,»hrem<^«b»ehdrd»op.e»cou«nl-. > « a m p ^ 733 I3l9r • rftriia-i. ottw^hfCSi 1(VUS* Mr,.or North, , (.ot^dition. actual niries, clean and spetvj. 7 sptM'cf t.^cTorv uf*ci >ryv^ \a- r * r * P loi" iaie.TJ50^^l{ 934~ d riv e 30' t>«d. c a II 129 $007. • Can f ) i 0 ^1 7 14 Impori ^Sports cars f 4v jj. s oo p ftv ' 1967 f^ O R D P I C K U P , 3i2. And Th^n You Will becide On THE : a^om at.i. ,rr(t(ii,ni.iiicyi. S65.0 T?J IVftJ * O k O H V 8 S spt^'il ,»iKl D U N E B U G G Y ^ Mev.cfS T o w d ., ------— )969 Datsun pickup^ - J spv«M .tkU' or*«''» 1600 VW Power e \97^ Cu44pni Pord -W^ton eiggwl'lor a cantpef. Call 733.7568.. Excellent-1966 Chevrolet, ‘ 1 ton pickup, tall c> ^ per stiell, 40,000 MQIQR CQ ___m i lo^ t*M r oTl 1971 FORDBRONCQ^______v — ^3195“ 4 wheel <(r.w. V 8 ui.ginj;. r odlo , loc(< oul hu bi ' t'ulK olT>^^h di.|u’.o*porkog No. 3-490 N o : 3 - 5 9 6 1973 AAALIBU 1973IAAPALA 4 door station wagon, 350 V -8 en V, ^ ,\A« .'-'i.i. lii.\h t u u l.u i^ h t Sport coup©f 350 enginor auto- gine, automatic tronsmission ,: pow er n i I , ' , /i, , - .1 , A HI t I ■- I, '.’■III ’ mcHic transmission, power -steering, steeringr-ti^t steering wheel, power ■ : : .'.I , '■ M-/.. „■ - r : , : J . power disc brakes factory air con jdisc—btok^&T tinted—gloss; ^joxiy ditioning, tinted glass, special sus- mouldings, radio, chrome roof car pension, radio. rier. « I ' l ■! 'Illl h / ■- ,, /' ... . ______\l^-M-lLLLlLm- : - l l ' ''''' ‘^1- SIMPLY ■ VALUE' 1 7 0 L U A A E " V O U JM F PRTCE PRtCE . . You con kove the comfort of th»* medium —rtr». eor. o< th^^-^mm nni— f- 3 l« cw. in. V -8 engine, combin- * tmroimrs HiD-sBE^irniiTE w ilh Tt\* ■#2«TOmv' of opiftotfon w kiek- Ck»y»le AAANY AAORtlN STOCK o it lomo«>« — oil lor on Open Til 9 For Y I l96fl_ 1 9 6 6 C h f . y s k r Mowpofl-. ■ . . . !97! f a l c o n . QOQd Irdnspor'iflf ONLY — nwrviowmiieaop. can ^ I * 6 8 7 Many more Olds, Buicks, Chevrplets. of alJjffffds,'3'doors, 2 , 1^67 Ford f airlane j tianr. 1 I9dj CLASSHC RAMBLER, very -good wxw>a«o«r-^3rOO 1963:j^EVRpLE^IM P^I,A, V 8 e»rrg*r^o co^t-to-coast W e s.nv nur new D.it^un 1200 delivers ' around Inllc^ per ^.ilion. But rcL'cntlv ______\Ve d rove a ne\\' D atsun 12(H) from L..-\. to N ew York, aiiJ w itluiuLhpecial eciuipnitinL (ir special \vc jvcr.a.v:cd aii inLrcdi- , b le 3 t.9-m ilci.-p i;r~j^lu i;i. t-I.uii.1 S2y.tt5 fur gas,-, coas.l-xo-coa^i-1 Thc-^j^xxagc cajr-jn- AlIierfl^;r^L'lS /Irn'lTnd't'^'Tm rlcs pe'i" ga llon ... It w ou ld cost n early / /h l ' c f jm t’s as m uch for the same trip! W c think buying gssn- iiTrcT-s-tjncofilicrdtiilcsr-ThTn'^ynTrcan cln THE SELECT/ON OF w ith your m oney. Save real countable dol- larb w ith a new Datsun 1200! NEW FOR as AT BILL D riven Datsun ...... then dccidc- 1 / ^ m M A N F O R D IS THE BEST Its! THE THUNDERBIRDS LTD S GALAXIES MUSTANGS MAVERICKS V. & P IN T O S X- Sunday, July a,, iy/3 . TIhftesNews.. Twin F a lu V lA^ho k ' " A u t d i m Aurot For Ule 31” AMtov For S alt Chevrolet BelAIr, Excellent »»4» ■e.ulcH LeSaOre, a ioor KELP/t I m over m v head! -W71 F o rd Club W a g o n . » 2 . V 8. . condition. Best Bid Buys, Or. C. H. 197?Vega. perfect condition, W65 C H E V H O L E T B e lA ir, 4 door, -*»rdlo)ii «ulom«tii;, .power M v 1qs& is y o u r gain by ta k ing over ton, 12 passenger, w ind o w s all • i Hiihi On.CMWt steering', runs oood. Call S43 miles, call 734 3&3S V 8, eLtxioni 'uii. 83J-4401— MS. ' 'J3a.ymenls. . . . . on.'a~lfiJ3-01ds _ . Ofn> . •od- ^CAund. ..eucellent mechantcal —cond4ion.— H »»w —Ovty-— Sp<^ing V 8 enginB—Qooa— , condition .733 8832 Orange. ^4 brown. vLnyi root. Shocks, tires and snows S2.900 call »^0R S A l F >t> ver Y good 1970 Monte Cario-WhiVe wi»h. Black ^VW^ijRVETTEconvertiblehard- . Saddle iQterior. with automatic, 776 3526 or 726J15J5 K e tc h u m . -OWdiliOn. Por'd C p u n lrv . IQP ButXiiL-fceati.. Blache Y6W &:W >flaiE^ -tnn3^1 h Xi7.»h» / —# »> PeUia GMC-Sates-tn-Bt » t-^ -T^YlQn ^ondtlioninu. - . I9tf Cadilljc-6l40rjd0 H ai Bargain, nr ralf ---liQnil fQn{li)inn_-Stiarp.-i5i •'■ eiiic t. ..'ini- lit J »7<.,r< lli I A ^eermvT-nrw—rrmr-good g?ntfitiofi^ 1450.. m .< 2 ^ 'avarlkgs^ Ekcelltint 'condi-tion. 1963 Chevrolet convertible SS. now ___ •* •|~~upTT0TsTery-an0 oveT »h»ut#<»*"^Catt^ U W A N T AulomajJc^ Transnnissip/i ' 421429L . .. •. ^»i.flaQAua»ia< ^•1R BUYS 4 Chevelfe _ ‘a r i 6 f i A uE~ t W ^ f t i c - a s t »;-4 w cash 733 6709 197-2 FORD. .-$ ^ 7 9 5 19&4 O O D C C f^LA & A v ruris gooai TtfESE! automatic t^^^smisston. radifl, iio e c 'n g trade Jpr picku p . I 966 CHfrVSLER-^- 1941 THONDERBIRDM door. 1970 CUDA. .a8J...iw^peed. top NtW YOR^tR 19/1 d o d g e - ; . , $ i 395 4 doo* . hQi.dlup 'o o ti. • hardtop, 352 fengme. power -Qdiaxie &00, 34.000 condition, must see to appreciate i dooi >edon piodiui 9 'yen 1969 Buiick special w agon. 350 V 8, •Cofonei i-uiUMn 4 dgof sedo(< li eiujiMf u p ons/ni^siiin f. _ Qif t omiiininif^q qold with y^^>nQ. power brakes.^e^ ^0 U tK ’ udi m «ies, JTOtpfnauc, po'M ^r 388 Jetterson 733 4594- powtff sliitinng powei bioitu* motollit qll Hoofhof tiff tOJ on 0 cfirome rFverse” wheels ' s rV e rin g , 4-tio»<-y^-— .standard transmiUM>a..-Aewu tir.es> wiAwl tool > 3vl 0^)0 w h ile lup, liy;^ C buv»n»*sM»of» Kv feouoKt new mcHTum groon witw ith iv^hiiu Bel All 4 ffoor st»dofi vinyl lop tjll v in yl iriteiiOf g o o d . -ovQfngn milopg f o r F . h c 4 7 i <) 1^73 MERCURY MONTEREY WTE 4 DOOR SEDAN 195 T 97 2 D O D G E • P o lo r o 4’ door hord*Op >uper 1967 OLDS shorp l*ghi pos’el blue w hite D ell 88 4 door sedgn all vinyl top medrum blue fabric 1973 LINCOLN boige m color otf whut* m interior lotfory Oir C0 nd*’ '0 r> SAVE AVER ^120(1 l o r ’ laclory oir conditioning ■ ng power - steering power CONTINENTAL very cleon cor runs good brokes i»s hod 1 nwn©r new SAVE ALMOST '1400 look s good CLEAN UP PRICE ^ 4 9 6 7 cor rr'ode in hos been entreme ly W ell cored lo' GL.e-’zuf' C!EAN UP PRICE . . :i3 36864497 ■895 4 A V & 1970 FORD Gala*io 500 4 door Kord*^ 1970 MERCURY V 0 engtn^ outomotlc Transmij W a r Q u ' i ' Bro.u'ghafTi 4" d o o r WA^ $»43fr 1973 MERCURY MONTEREY sioh. pow.ax si«A/ino- focior^ h£M.di*x> b/*9 ^* ^e<4 b*otr*» vrt^y4 . -fl:/:.— .^o.nditjQning b e ig e witith ‘kpiti oU vinyl interior a real p o w f * ’ SCO’S power sfiorpl© w*>\dows stereo e.p'y'hirv^ NOW you co’^ pu^ 0 *^ tti.^ * ______. S - 3< .TImw Newt, Twin FatU. July 8^ • -Z_ :?QIS&<4;P1>— Secretary of^ simple as possible and-have ‘ ‘tVrhaps we could g rt rtjore mere people vote in-! (c) Washington Star-New« are still b);. the weekend, elections.____ there cpgldJje^a rsquicsinifiltf GH ARLO TTESVILLE, Va. flaugh told them, he woyld He made the remarks in light > ^ a t to recall a liegislator there was, 'Aldemarle ~IS8ue warrants cM rging, them of the reciirm<)vem?nt/igainst would have WKfela nw -Connty SherTff Qe6r g ^ Bailey rej:alleth Jjfr enjoyed m aterials violation of m _ Pwatellp.. , last, ClecUot -; for that in ij thing harts' storMo pick up the latest copy "Most people-seem to have at objectively," Cenarrusa He added perhaps the of Playboy and lesFing through cooperated,!' said Bailey. said. - ' legislature should study under. .•asuic-iPl '«■ ,, "We’re a very conservative " I think the recall" law ,wi\at circu m stan ces . a “ It was good reading then," county, i the birthplace of should, be changed on a ■Iggislator should be recalled, , the sheriff said. James Ma'dison~home of ___ number of points, including w h ere _4 pe^cUi£s sh.pjild be BiM that was betore the ’ Thbmi^iJeflersQnrand we're a that the mechanics of the outlined "monthly magazine “ started rather wnservative people," election — and this goes for any Tfiis would be most difficult -tholHng-tt-ttll'-^and-lhe .^ eriff -Ballejt^ a Democrat-wbft-iiaa- fV ' saidjjehasn’t gickMUP B copy been rerfilected to his post for flS posslbl£.” : . V , ______' ____ legislature could study it.' _he. --oMhc mngazine-ainef Playboy ^ the TJHst -19^ years;-said ^some— Presently,3s:tn the c a K ‘.ot-^:addei::i_ cut back on the use of the fig storeowners were happy 'to - the movement in District 34, 20 leaf. , ___ . . havejthe magazines taken, off per cent of the registered -whbn tiieir racks,because of rfte type voters must sign their name r to - Texas atr^Terets^ into 4» t iU p {y t o ^ t ^ .recaLl election^ trtdf t »"f ^ ead"them T TnwrnrTr-HBDg^pWffjrthe- "T^nd I think they have a ^O U T IT VJctnamese soldiers wade In chest- be verjfied as proper. Although Texa6 retains a supermarkets and sttires in the lendetrcy''to bring about deep w ater during patcol near yi^hway 33 about Cenarrusa looks to the "cowboy, oilman,' desert" '^predonilnanHy rural county violation^ of our stale laws," 25 miles northeast of Saigon, “ 'fte'Saigon initiative procedure, whereby image-, there are thousands of and warned shopkeepers to- Bailey jB^etl.- ■ “We've had- Wet pairoJ goVernftnent said -Gommunlst cease-fine the electorate can legislate to lakes apd imgre museums and remove "quostionable" items several raji.' cases here in the vIolatloDS have dropped to new low. (U P I) make their own laws. In such major sympjiony orchestras such U.S Playboy from their past j'ea rs and rnagniiines like ari election, a majority .of the - than in a n y o th er state; shelves or b e arrested and" thls'coiild lead to thinks like -a(?gf^io^of(^calpn.lEinast; according to University of prosecuted. that... I have arrested rapists election for governor must vote Texas history professor Joe B. 'W crferejioping that (naybe herp and they've had pictures for an initiative measure to ; Frantz. nnkrrl wnmpn in t^ yir^ ii;ouidJflOT6 rpiyJiByjBrrtft Iiid ia ihue^4u^u^^ lu r (^d pick ed Up (stands, but we picked Up one(stands, rooms. „ copy of It nnfl Innkpd nt It and . __ R n ilp y sairi hp personally C h a n g e o f BCUSE (U P I) - T h e State, coordinator will be hired for LET'S Q O TO CAM P ! we said, 'Boy, that’s got to go ," believes that Playboy and the •Departiiient-of Education is hir- ■ northern Idaho tribes. --gEATOtiErWa»t>i-H)gtV--^=*^^ reayondlfle- inn two Indian. W rd in a to r y fg F - "'■He raid thc^-twS 'wilI"wori~ Among other magttzines " I used to readJThyboy when to s phone call ThufSday arrested -a man who ‘ hT'IndiiirTE.ruic.-alion'ProKram’” wilhTUlen P. JeffrlesT B olse: Bailey and Haugh have found they had pictures of girls;with had broken In to rob a business. The phone call an effort to s o lw some o f the new director of tnftian Edur locofed ]n th« Sowtooth ito— be— "Qlijectionnhle.,'!- j was-made-by^the unMentltled-wouldlbc- burglar the problems of Indian educa-» cation. hlmsell,_ L - Ngtipngl Fgrgyt Penthouse. Oil. Men. Stag and I’ve got a leen-aged son. and^ I tinn program s. . . _ , _ The Idaho Interlribal fMHcy Man — "anytninSr^ItfiTJiiljic^ ^onTSrant^him seemg thing^ ” OmcCTB'^aia~thB^ onn bad- a rtnKigr:juf ^ State SupoBlnfendent of Pub- Board ha's'^otesled the; -ap- hair shewing- we thlrtk. is- like they-^e ■got in there'now eoDselenee and called them to report he vvas' pointmenl ofjeffcies to direct * Sporrs * Af^iivifios ^ Hiking lir InslrucTRTn D.F. Engelking * Great Food * Fabulqus Memorlos. committing a burglary. When they arrived, he objectionable," the shexlff and I don't allow it in the s*ii(J Thursday. Buddy Uueges, tht education program saying” ...- ...... S*iiloni: Jvly 16-21; said, adding that pictures of house." ’ » opened the front idoor for tliem. He was booked Pocatello’ , has been'hired, for, that he would not best repre . July 39*38; Juiy.io^Au9Uftt i h arp -hr(>n.sted wom en are. into city jail. the .Sho.shone-Banno'ck tribes In sent the views and wishes o f ' . for further trrformatton coll' The action against "Playboy Council Office 733^3|^‘* okay. ______Southeaslcrnltlaho.andanother the Idaho Indian population. .^ —type-^magazinesfoines a week The tour by ^B^ev anJ «tter—CharlottesvlHo^tty TlaugHcame in th el^K eof the^ Pm tt?PT » r a e a - t w d -alB-ged United States Supreme Court's "smut stores,’ ’' arresting the ruUng last month broadening owners and two employes and the definition of obipfeijity. confiscating m ore than $15,000 During the tour, the worth of what theyi said was ^comiinonweaUh^ attorney -took' "hard core" pornographic a copy of the m agazines be and material^ Bailey found obJectiOnaljle off the stands and gave them to the -"■Bailey stressed that his visits shopowners wjth the warning with Haugh to the stores in the that they hacfa week to rem ove county last .week were "only "ttrenrrrom ihc stflirHff. liifo n iial - • WE~'TTisr~'^van r?d If any of the girlie magazines them to knowiJipw we,./elt." Mind Your Mo'ney Soaring hieat 4>rices have M'iaiature cooked shrimp pushed more and more which com e from Alaska and shoppers toward_supermarket the Pacific Northwest are fish .coijnters. considered dehcncies by spipe 0 2 W meat but they know relatively ' jumbo shrimp sell for J5 Tbf little about the fine art of better I a pound. buying the best quality fish for 4. Beware of misjeadmg the best price. names. Some fish, sold as "red In talking with government snapper," comes from the experts and professional fish Orient or South America and is buyers for restaurant chains tougher than our own Gulf cof I ’v e-plcked up arfew tips you Mexico red snapper nughi be able to use: "CTeep ocean whiteflsh ’ 1. Buy from m ajor chain could be ocean catfish, pwllack stores. Most of them either buy or other white-fleshed fish that ^ish^at has government normally .^ellfr belo inspected fori a voluntary traditional prices "Boston basis) or have their pwp bluefish" is usually pollack. — quaWy-oofttpel-agenta right at -— Gtn’errmienHnspertwI "'IlSfi LflndpacXinghouaes- Jtiual state tli,e common, or Mriiaiiau if INI thr p^i'kitgi too often have to rely on getting The Food and - Drug th^ lowest price products Administration also requires "■possltle afS3“ this ceuld teatTTo lh a t such tlsh as red snapper .pntfh retrrK msiresssaie..riijr - that..were.-ar nul«ntnlly thawed M exico. 1( in doubt, ask your and refrozen store's fish buyer where the 2 lx)ok for the Commerce fis)i comes from ______I Marine 5 Beware o f Frozen Fish that Fisheries Service inspection dr has been thawied and is being grading labels on the package. ■sold as “ fresh" or, worse yet, The grade shields tell you frozen fish that has been that-the product meets certjin thawed and refrozen Rerrozert ^lanHnrHc pt nmplf> —ftsh-usuoUy has whit X>nly-2a -p «u c en t ot. tlM>. ttgl>— -S O4T/T^ W nnpy BOvSrnmcnt nutriuonally losL inspection labels, country does ■ not have la b e l on th.e fish_you’xe -b n yin g ,. iiia n d a tu r y ~ yiW.'gt rtniKHt. inspection of n^-processing purchased and what kind oi ''plants. We hive It for beef, quiality-control system ahd the pork, lamb, poul&y ■— even stores uses. rabbit and horse=YWe*t ■»*» but Wftt Tish.“ -m * rm a r w n s y Some um ples: whlUng (a not have a ’ mandatory' troutlike, tasty fish priced "throw aw ^" date stamped lrorn-38^«nU-to p r6 c^ »ed -rish latiels. Some frozen), impori<^ frozen fillelS Haek f gfanilar to cod with a ■ ^ pound m trozen ^Umu^ wine,Jish,.-d*ein’t ...... - — -X*'as’ / / / i The Ttmes-News Sunday Home Magazine Construction Crowds The Pocific Colpr Picture By Gus Kelker ProMems CQining Ta Idaho? Pag«s 4 and 5 C om ptt* TV Schgdutas JutyH to IS Question: If -yeti were President Nijcop would you go befoi^^he Senate ,-^^ergate^ committee_to^ di8CUi¥“ yoiir position in tlhe Watergate a f f a i r ? W o i i l d you g9 ~ t e l ^ -visioir to public statemc^hts? BRAGG. DIAI^E BOCKMAN, S H O N N I A J E WO M B r ------jkK W W ii.'r^ ______“W ariT'^doeSS^TiaTC ‘ —IMMDbabi y -w ould ^K5v« anything to hide it realljf- made some sort of statement wouldn’t ' make much clearing myself before now — satisfaction of the difference w het^r h« went 7 nmes-News, Twin Fall*, tdsho ' Sunctay, July «. 1973 It’s All In The Realiii Of A Fairy Tale NEW YORK - Claire : in “Hamlet,the first of many m^terpiece about a woman both simulating and the decidedly liberated feirune Bloom, "fieFHRiSBahd Hillard . rbsounding successes. II was ! breaking ‘the • t>ohdage of a emotionaily draining. Claire fatable in "The Chapman lEUdns-lells yon oh tlip.-Irans^ ^ . "iM lig h T Atlantic. telephone, baa just ._Jbetflnd.aigne(JJifitior hec film existence. - . . to ^feia^ because the anybody woiild-asli 'me to do finished her bath. They are ii>—7TiiebDt ,in ’ ‘'Lfm elight,” a "Ibsen called it a domestic foinplexities of the role made anything like it") and in Londoh where M i m Bldoiii is 'slepplng-^tone somehow paved tragedy,'* Claire clarifies.— -hep feel‘^»xhuusted and a bit "Three Into iSvo Wort’s Go.** ' adding neW lamvela to her with gold. .'ALthPUghit tak^ place within...... iiul up with^-myself-" - ’‘Yoga— -Th<; filn> ygffiiffn o f " A rP o l f e - I^^That was jus^_all_ iCL-the _ andind iF^^sn'lIt isn'tfoUr about relan^ the body ^ d makes House." pryducedijy h u sb a n d realm - of .a., fairjr.-tnle.l' the__ -kiHga and mieena nr I.j»dv 1— )^tyQnper.’-!^sha^Uili«t^ "Jt EllQns,=was"^^v«fy-wtfHtingr -as-'happ*ns House," a role ' that has mind about Chaplin. “ It was tragedy where two people can’t to Nora when she Ukfis a drama's.force. mesmerized audiences a ll's o incredible that you c ^ n ’t gox>n with their lives. N ora is . L(M)silIve steiT tfie ena~and “ i loye the ch allen ge of throughout tjie world. '~~&ompare it to anything else. I nodummy,tut whatshe's been Koes out into the cold .three film," Claire say^, "and I think " I’m really not getting tired was terrified of the enorm ous -;-waitinjf for is on a romantic, an- u’clockin the morning pure..mr. . .j-t teaohes you a tremen^us of-the play," she says in tlie responsibility and publicity I impossible level, a .miracle. -...v-^utia«nly JUve~" — ^ — a m o u n t- a b o u t -a c tin g ^ n d _ crystal-clear voice that has knew i was goi^ to get and The revelations are master Although slices tjigst known . ’ c.Qiitainmentand.truth that vou_ innisea Tirew rrew— ftre— mnr ~4fa: ^ Tft ~dreBrrt~Tela te to shSjkes^'fnoa^n drama." ~ ^ lK?r workln (Ha^ics, one of 'carTapply to tHB~thBBlrer It's ^Sha^speare and every other anything else. It was a world The intensity of the role is' Zaire's favorite roles was as be^ an endlessly interesting great dramatist of tW Westeqj -^part., Jljyaa. ’ - , part. Otherwise Td bo going ‘greatest ivoifien’S psu^ts' ever' w r itten., I t ’.s the-----m o s t right on’ that We get in wonderful ptay^ and-mpeeple%" becoming -a—Bcap«Ho» t in— Has Anything Happened — -i^neriea^with— thie-- women^s------A,... reactions are so strong and so political fanaticism, liberation theme,” interesting.— ------— -^'limelight" Ijeawne ‘a center To Fighter-Joe Frazier? *cOintlnues, “pcrhap#' because^ Bloom hoo -bce nwwith- -of- such >htans8.i- c6 nteovac8y ------w<^ H (in ’B lib is n ’t ,i>8 iin p or-t.an l - the play for J^ o years, in thatit never dfficially opened. JOe Frazier is the former There is, probably, no art nor hepr. Women aren’t quite as enthusiastically - received It was not until.this’year lhd^lt ,^iieayyjKeight cham pion .fit the ^ ^science to w hat F rp zie rd p e s in su ijugated h«re.”- - presentations on Broadw ay, fti became eTTglble TbF' ^ ThS^ w o rld . ^ a ring. At least, that was the “ LTler^"’^ D o ll’ s .Hou’s e ’ ' ' Academy Awards,’ two decades Toronto, Philadelphiav and- But what has happened to Joe Frazier who Tought concludes its engageh^ent in currently in London. "A Doll’s after it was made, Chaplin Joe-Frazier? ' • Muhammad Alt almost two I^ndon in June, C laire w&nts to received a much-belated Osciar House” Was also the premiere Has anything happened to years ago. He may' ne6d that ~3o~a contemporary play and p^uctlon^ pf_ Uie iiew ■ for his mu^c score just this -Jae.Ecailer? Idmi of H night to defeat Joe, plans are being made to star Eisenhower Theatre of the ye tu-.------^------v:— CanTie continue to ci^ry the Bugner.. tier in jiTilna version of "JHedda Kennedy Center of Perfontltng' ClaireTcmeTnhfcrs that when hattle lp H yniinppr^ipppr and -Little is-known of Bugner. Gabler.’’- -The scope of-her -iftts in Washing toiiv D.C; IT'hS Isiie . waultT talfe TaxTs lb perhijfps stronger man like Joe A g e 23, e ‘ 4 " ta llj^ anjd taiont ^em s boundless. now been transferred to the -Chaplin’3 studios, drivers Bugtier, the ’ European weighin'g about 218 pounds, “ ■"I’m off to the th e a tres h e __ screen as a Paramount (Confronted her with questions heavyweight champion from Bugner is a physical culture calls out, that rich, radiant Pictures release. such as "you mean that England'' “nut." For all his size^ he has voice crossing an ocean. The "When it stops," she reflects, Commie is still working.in ttje. Only the fight itself will tell, great agility, having been a lady is rnagic...... , "it’ll be a definite part of my States?** There Is anger in of course.And their 12-round gymnastic expert who also life gone. I’ll be absolutely Claire’s voice when .she recalls heavyw eight bout in London excelled in track and field. devastated, I know, because it ttiat. "I thought they were all will be broadcast ■ on "CBS Bugner also has the advantag was a rcmarkabje experience. mad," she states. "He was the Sports Spectacular" Sunday, of knowing his. oppone.ijrt. N ora 'K an extraSi'dinary, Vital greatest genrus.of his time. JBly 8 on the cps Television tlirdugh a mgaJt thorough fistic woman with an energy of her The OscarTWryear was nice, it Network. / education, having sparred with ‘ HOME ■T5wrrtiaccanffis~raE: - ^ e ^ hraMW kn{)V»n to thv rTtt/‘L- ~T* 1, “tn top top----conditiuii ,— m rd- ~ Ougiiei- tnoKt ilkeTy wm t)^ presumaWy he-'wttt twrTrrtop— *^°®iIin¥^eavny'oirhi^jab and roiiditiOii fQt_Bugner.^I^azier right cross in the rinu with FLOORS pursues with a deierminaUOn ' Frazier. If he's able to land 1 minufo ooif of Shrlby’s that forces an opponent to m eet those in com binations, as he on Addison Ave E, him head-on, or get chased out has shown he can do it, will be of the ring. an explsoive "CBS Sports Frazier virtually Spectacular." 733-5424 overwhelms an opponent with the pressure he applies. His purtth is his lelf hook'-'He” js not a one-punch Icupckout artist — he is a deadly body- M iin f K - 4 3 0 puncher. His intensity of purpBse Is Itself firlghlening. tItrmREO t and~warchdog~ S A N T A FET, ? f:M rrD P r )^ = T i proposed New Mexico Land Use CoiTunisston has been endorsed, tjy Environmental Health cominission should tje created t^oversee uncontroHerfdfevelop- 33Tuim.E:nniFAus, ment and block any develop I*. HJIlifl. 7JM7I7 '-'Js it OK if I skip th« “ 1 wouldn^t >varrt Him ment Which m igh t be L M i S B , rest of the family, to think we were detrimental to the state’s ------g r e f ff y r ^ envtroTunenr ^jis«ss£i£ssssmmtssmtiiim Sunday, July 8, 1973 Tlme»-New»^ Twin Falls. Idaho 3 There Are Problems Up Oregon Way — ______Tt A./111 pnt % be £^___ lQng_bg_tQret y p .» o — .,=r.,.r:..T- 75 - that -LittleLilllic Home T * •— h e------w U l have to be in the Pacific Ocean b e c a u s e w e ’vfe g o n e ju s t a b o u t as ~t--i far as we-cao-go-: ___ ^ u t jn OregQD. g«^nstruction is as a resultTmany shore kTBasTilong~ the Pacific Qcefin _4re^ beirrgz; covered with homes and developments of one , kind • or another, „ ; ' SighTea""ahd named by-eap^m ^ J a m e s . -Cook, the great English InaYi^i^or March 7, 1778,-was tSIapteVoulweathefr tVelV, today the T S ? g~y50KS lIk U UTlr ^ f f l i li M iw iiigii 4 ev«lopni^ts^oihg-j:ight .down to.. fhP edge of the d iff overlooking the -Pacific. ^ ^ If Capl" C&ok w e r^^ return W the Cape today 6ri either of hia two ships the' “Discovery” the ^*F^CSO^UttOIV T~ Kr\^iW the place. H6 had just come from discovering the Haw aii Islands and ran into foul weather at this point. So Tie named the Cape juSt that — 1. FQulw.eatjherrFbr the history of the Old O r^o n country^ STis Was The b e g i n n i n g . __ ' \ - The color picttiire iS by Gas W orking O regoti U g lil^ ttma Kelker, Tjoxes-News Editor. ■ I By O.A. (GUS) KELKER unusuaj but it was because closed Sunday, something he gasoline problem — If notfilng Washington and Oregon. E: And then^.too. OregMi has one more problem which Idaho has-not experienced and which ■win p r o b a b ly experience, ih a i iJf(Jbiem I O C _____ chief executive — the Qovemor — who openly tells outsiders lo stay home. Governor McCall’s program is not being accepted with much enthusiasm by people who make tteir living from the tdtrrist trade — people like motel and resort owners, cafe owners and hotel owners. And ^ttllOtiKh the gasoline yte- r:: shortage in Oregon is hurting, s^Qon owners dislfibulorS^ ~iaLinythey -WaUld SttlfbC hurt even if gasoline was plentiful because of the official stay at hdme attitude of the state’s "HJlllllwtsD ation'. The. shojj^Me of fuel in Oregon is reafand, because of this, worries haunt the Jjualn^ of state. We found pnt vjjfllLld ” lhe"c ...... Continued from p. i) Tf your car does riot meet the Itoiwiibiitof thelr^s. So ItlilhTc the slaleTiiighl not really be - state to remaiiT afhome and ~-aroiind-a- -^uri8UMn3ight4u9t ---- not even try to sue. th<»ir ow n • TT^nttering t f Oxedlfir you, denlt 'm ove we want to/ -noH3e'« b le to d riv e the -{am ily -----st'atiK — -— , ...... ' station will have gas. There would be $1 million Well, that' fellow fi^s car that far for want of Did you ever stop to think A state ranger said parking taken from the state hi^way Mmething - th^ro. He might- gasolini^.---- ' ------how crowded Idaho wniild tw if sprfces iii‘ state ,^rks" were 'not Tuhd to la w c h the program . have beerijowiig when he said Who knows —the day might all the residents were spending- '^fuiing. Most any dajf — with ’ All tntifWirterarffTlnre-whtm ------it the po. four of the five days of Monday expressed confusion over the through Friday. On thaT'oite- Governor’s ideas. They pointed day you could come in by car out in' cohversatlDns'"^^th us pool; ride a brcy^IeTTJome by that . ainiougli he calls for bus .or _ oth^ mass visitors to stay *away, the, state - traa«)ortation..rwaUt=i>C: sLUr pays, foiC., eipenaive. stay home^ ?dvejtis«nei)ts in natijonal Portland businessmi T^agazlrtes urging, visitors 'cf will HIT the do^to*^ area. cortie...... ,Aid.^the^ plan is also being Now for Idaho. Governor "Bttrdted — or at least suggested .Aijdrus has not Called for — for %attie and Spokane. tourists to stay home. .Me has But back in Portland the called for Idahoans to stay EPA officials suggest that------iioine and to see their own state I'inconveoience to motorists first while eating up vacation would be minimal.“ T h f time. But even this might get officials say they wtll hard to do if the gasoline crisis TirernTnpte Slralefei^s by con till August 15.1 W e never thought any of The limitation; of, vehicles these things would happen. QuWiiaifpibellejfedraiESn: Su n d ay, J u ly 8, 1973 Tlmes-Ncws. Twin Falls, Idaho S Sunday Television Schedule 1Q:00 2sl — F rom the Cathedral 7 b 8 . 11 — Wild Kingdom 2sl, 3, 5sl — N e w s , Simday, JnlyS, 1*73' 4sl, 7b V Faith For To^y_ 5:30 : - 9:30 4b, 7sl — iCLring U n e . “Tlie Taming of Uik Sbre«^ Ssl — Tlanlc |1|\ ahH t .lv f 7tt; 8. 11 ^ -W orld-oF & isn ey------is n o — = :.atarr|iig.EliialtelJi JTajp^M d 8 — Ifitoerdog — 2sl v- Bible Answers .3 , W i— Dick Van pyke------Richard Burfoh16 Belnap shown ' 1 1 - r — f Pebbles and' 6 a n 5 ? ’"'^^'2B — 'HeifaW of Truth ;/ti ^ M ov ie:" “ TTie Detiniy- 3 - Old-Time Gosjpel,Hour _ _ 4sl - Roor^222 , tnntght at 7:00 on 2b and f j ^ d — Man” — Western lsT??b. 8.;U/— Make a Wish^------Eveirfitg- .... ^ at B:00 on channels 4sl and 8. 8:00 6:00 ■1, .Sgl, 7h, 11 — Rp» HumharH 5sl - Tabemacle Choir -^ i‘^=-rake2 ■WUajClnBttai r 6:3A 4sl, 8 — Curl6sIty"Shop ‘ 2b, 4sl, 8, U — News — —l»T40—r- dFb- T.Agricultoie£ 3^ M-A-SS-H : ------J-sl — This thp An^u>pr ^sl — KSL Eyewitness KeporVr -4sl----- WaiL-Till Y our Father^ 3 — This is the Life 2b — D ay of D iscovery 4sl — Oral K obens r-2breBS-Newa ------:— . Gfits Home 5sl— lam p unto My Feet 6sl — For Your Infopmation— 3 — Movie: Faces of Dr. 5sl — Hee H aw ■^b"— Tabernacle Xhfilr 2sl — Sacred Heaft 7b - Jacksfltr-Ptve— 0” — Fantasy - 6:30 8 — Jetsons 2b-^.Revival Fires a — iBarkleys—- 4^ — yews------2sl — Audubon W ild life 11 ^ Archie's Fun House 3, 11 — Herald of Truth 11. ,- Fait'h fo.r Today ____ T h e ^ e i io=M 2sl 7— - Movie; "The ’~i=,-NiitSonal Geographic 2sl — Science in Agriculture 5sl — Pay o( Discovery. 2sl, 7b, 8 — M eet the T *refesV Destructors" — -Adventure 4sl — Parent G am e 2b — dd-Tlm e Gospel Hour' 7b — O ral Roberts 2b, 3, 5sl, 11 — F ace the Nation 2b — Buck Owens 7b, 8 — M cM illan and W ife 3 — Tabernacle Choir . 9;1S 4sl — Speakout 4sl- — Movie: ‘‘Loss Of ...... niir-ft IhHWIIW -^ pfaiim ■ I - 2sl — Medical'Hotline 7:00 2:rf-»^l»iBEld-0j Disney - — - -2tr ^ Timier: "Stowawa^ 11 — Movie: ‘‘Pow^erkeg'^ — - 2b; 11 M ovie; "T h e Tam ing 'Tales From THe^ Adventure Adven tu re 3, t s l — Insight" -.of the.^ew " ^.Comedy, n -tia - 7b — Each Day at Dawn 4sl - F B I 5sl — M ovie: “ M urder She ___ 4b, 7sl ^ Zoom Multiple Boxes -- -8 ------V ie w p o in t------■ Said’ Mysiwy" ^ ^ 11 — Consultation ' 5sl — Sonny and Cher Comedy 11:30 ' Hour Jl:30 -Sb- JMov ie: Saigon’- B y P u ck B ig goF ftan d “ wui centei* around Maude’S X 31T 2sl — MOvie: "T a rza n ’s M agic D ram a current ~maid, pl§yed by Chet Stover Fonntain;^^^— A d ven tw e 3 — Barn'aby Jones ^th er Rolle, who would leave SHORT FUSE BOX: We 3 — Uke a Constant Spring - 4b, 7sl — French Chef talked to a friend at ABC, but ^,,-Maude to return to.Chicago and 4Sl, 7b, 8 — Issues and Answers^ 8:00 . Jie .couldn’t get us. an answer raise her, family in. the black 3sl M y Friend .Flicls^_____ .2sl — McMillan and Wife •__ from Dick Cavett about the gWettff. CBSlsinslstlng that the - Afternoon "4sl, 7sl — Evening At Pops ^om edj^ Hgur •.=jeporled Brando-Galell^ agreemenLcalls for the pilot-io 12:90' 5sl - All in the Family—^— r.piri^n^'W4qi7^n"nn'th^ TxJ ready laon enough that a ~7g~~=~'W OVl'e : “ Gnnftght ■ in aftM ”ZBrafflo~Tppea^d /ojr m ld-^a^n decisl'on coyiri^' JLfldljUBlaaj-EEel 7 Sex; 4sl — Movie;. '4^ight S U rr ' Ahilcne” - “ Western' ‘ ' : Cavett's show. Cavett claims -made. Lear says he can’t or Goddess of Electra ~ 8:30 Barbara -feldon, McLean [t’t .m o v e fast enough to M elodram a 3 — All in ^he Family (M-A-S-H) Stevenson and ■Brando tordw 'any - punch, H is 5sl — Wild Wild West 4b, 7si — Masterpiece Theatre singer-guitarist rJose Feliciano (w h ich supposedly broke the surprisingly uncooperative 7b — Ijd s v ille 5sl — Bonanza guest op “The Burns and photography's jaw) becauKe attitude, especially in view of 8 — Movie: “Red Skies of 9:30 . ^ Schreiber Comedy Hour" “we were stai^Ung ^de by dther problems with “ Maude.^’ M ontana" ' '2.sl — Night Gallery i starring Jack Burns and Avery s id e.” A m o re lik ely (an d not could lead to the first serious 11 — Boxing 2b — Mannix unreasonable) explanation for rupture betwoen the .Lear- Schreiber on the ABC 12:30 n - FB I Trelevision Network Saturday, t^vett-'fi silence is that GaleUa Vorkin group and CBS . . . At - 3 b ---- It ig-W fillen ------»t40------can Slie Brandon bnlywg^ln a least that T~wriS]r“ TIBC' TS" 3 — Charles -Blair's Better 7b — News Highlight sTfetch, '^The bit more notoriety and a few hoping. 'W o rld • 9:50 - nnffrftj ph^tr^grapha frnm thl JDLB-CHATTER -BOX54 -If, . Detec^UyriSj" has Rurns and I J b — A c t ion ‘73' 1 r J 4 b " 4TC11 "-yoru'^‘5tiBt"coml)ed^rymir - hair;— SchreTber , investigating^-a ______li:4 5 ______1: 9:55 - murder mystery in which the - -*’'T AW ARP—BOXr Honorary don't rcaiT' th ^ elcctric 2sl — M ovie; “Star in the 7b — ABC News butler (Stevenson is the No. 1 Alumni Award (McBurney personal items-. They w ill stand Dust" — Western suspect and the victim's School) to Richard Thomas of your hair ‘x>n—end . . . Redd UDO • - “The Waltons" . . . Woman Of Foxx's wife keeps her shape by glam orous w idow (F e ld o n ) is 2b. 3, 5sl, 11 - CBS Sports No. i "The B i S Report on the ‘’■ilje Year AWard (1-adies^ standing nn. her head! ( And Spectacular ■ S w i s H t i p s ------THIghtost oravtn g" features Auxiliary. -Jewish War^ - R ed d keeps his, by .setting on h is 1;S0 “ - Frank Welker a& a pompous Veterans) to Lucy Jarvis, NBC chair) . . , Greg Abels, Michael NEW YORK lUPI)— For a '4sl — Movie: ' "Carry On news commentator showing News producer . The Buffalo Hathaway jon "Where the free copy of ' Switzerland— Constable" — Comedy how people from all walks of Bill Award) Nebraajcalyid) to Heart Is,'! once worked on Wall T ra v e l T ip s" w rite to the Swiss 7b — Challenge Golf Cup life ^ " e , r>iiq(ri tnya Festi^ on Strm ! (He was promoted to . National Tourist Office, 608 -1 HnTlnp ~ ______in clu d in g . "Gunsmoke" . . . 'A Golden Summer Slock i S ia a i ui ZtOO “ FmiT AVi’.* Eagle Award (Council on ... Claridge^ the Tadio voice on -^Fhir- fo ld c r- includes—tips—on Tsl — Movie; TJeslry" ^ Burns), the "JOIly Fat Man" International Non-Theatrical ‘‘^am -12,” is married to a Upping, legal holidays, shop- W estern (Frank Link) and "A Shabby Events) to Eric Segal for “The policeman! (lie turns her on) pinn, customs regulations and 2:30 Couple" (Feldon and Ancient Games", an ABC . .-Brian Keith and his father suKKcstionsjjn where to go and 2b. 3 — CBS Tennis Classi Stevenson). Sports,^cial . . . Father Of played the doctor role in "M r. whcn.4m d -how .-amonn .others^...- ~5si — Baseball------Otliei sketchcD inoludr “ G iye_ TCe~^ar Award (NatiohiT Roberts" at -the same time4 There is also a map of (And they weren‘t half bad) 7b _ Wide World of Sports Until It Hurts" (Burns, Father’s Day Committee) to Switzerland. R edd F o x x , the father on Art Fleming, host of 8 — Physical Fitness Schreiber. Feldon, Stevenson, 11 — To Be Announced “Sanford And Son“ . "Jeopardy." collects fine paries Guardipo, Teri Carr ' JUKRBOX:WaBttCU=ecne all w rapped Up - ...... 3:96 and Arltne Anderson). ar»j BARBS of those cassette-playing TV in his hobby.) I" 2b. 3, 11 - Sports challenge variations on two Biims and - ______3eta?-,All—you have to -do i^ ipoissed 4sl _ El Rancho Grande ______JBy PHii. PA?iTnitirT~ -tSctireltiEr rharacterar-^^^^ Jarvis'^ "The--Forbidden . 8 - 4tfi' of July F a ra d M onk*” a n i " T h e Irish m en .'— _j*aec^.a rooE _ _ <;o 3 Wav for ;i TlTTIt* . 3:30 "Theatre of the Silly" features_^ a fte r Vat th e H ow ard J o h i^ n 's City" the Jirst time around, change, and you’ll 'OCTn'fl up liJofoF 't^e In Greensboro, don’t miss it on NBC July *17. 2sl — M agic Circus ow in g Feldon as a crooked medium ...... NorthJCaroUna- BsfSre yotf go The Forbidden CSty is actually 2b, 3, 11 - CBS Sports and Bums as a .square widower to your room, they will let you a city-within-a-cUy in the Illustrated I ' f n ' U N f o l.s (J l> 0 s s t n t ] who discovers that his late make your cassette selections middle of Peking. It is 4sl _ Movie; "Jason and the thnii/ Aik tiny hilclihikcr. business partner and departed in the office. Then you use surrounded by walls extending Argonauts" — Fantasy wife are living together in the these on the special set in your . ^ miles, and this Special 4:00 Great Beyond. ____i-n«m, anri enjoy the lat^t shows all the secret palaces.' 2b, 3. 11 — CBS N ew s Jose Feliciano will sing two ^-■of r r r s z n t c r r ii»iTi|iTes. ""^Ri-tiij^ ctiVC ^ ZL'~ INSIDE-THE BOX WORKS: gardens, art galleries. and 7b. 8 — NFL Action ‘73^ "Compartments'’ and ‘|l’m There is a difference of opinion much more. See it. 4:J0 le a v in '." between CBS and Nonnan BOX SHO_CKS: Did^ you __ 2sl — Am erican Adventure “The Bums and Schreiber 1?*^ no b o n u ^ g - & n ie y HooFt—— : ^ — Lg r7~aaa it may be—more - catch—Chuck Conners getting OTrisTnias Tt^s a good, ol production, is directed by ___ ifnp^rt"'^* >Knn~ it ~our-Aew --djBCorator^-l4-ls-hec-f«^pons4billty to_jJecora±e o u r nevw— vignettes and -our entire new store. She is also available to council w ith anyo ne w h o askis for her iervices. No Chorge of course. Sunday, J u ly 8, 1973 Times-News, Twin Falli, Idaho 7 2sl—Bobby Goldsboro " 2b, 3, 4sl. 7b, 8, 11— N ew s 2sl, 4sl, 7b - Another W orld 2b— Cannon M onday, July 9, 1973 . . 9:00 4b, 7al— E lectric Com pany 2b, 3. 5 — P rice is R ight 3—G unsm oke Ypu’ll want to be sure to see 7b, 8 . 1 1 '^ Sale of the Century 5sl-CBS News 8_ 11 — General Hospital ) , sl—Alexis Weissenberg J'S^Ior -Beware" tonight at- 2b, 3 — Gambit . E vening 4 3 7 Ssl-T-Cilnsmoke .8 :0 0 on channel., 4sU _ TWs 2al, ^1. — It’s Your Bet «iOg_____ ^___ ...... • ■4:00-=-?r 7b; ft— Rookies^------— hnitflous moyle stars DeM 5 — R oin pfi-K ooih - 2sl, 5sl—News 9:S0 3»ti—J o k er’s W ild 11—Helen Reddy Martin and Jerry Lewis. 4sl—Daniel Boone 2b, 3 r 4s l - T r u t h or 7b, 8. 11 — HoUywood Squares 9:30 M o rn iM &sl—Sonanza ______Consequences . , ,, -a», 5 — Lxwa.n r i Jfft ------!------S r « h ------r— ------7b— I Diream sjLjea ftn je 7b'. 8,"ll '- Tt e s ^ r W Brtd of Joe- A l y :4al ^ Rtrwitched- 4h 7g1— Ttoolc R eat 6 ----- Farm-Report------A—T/>ve, Aniericairstyte 7^ G^ragtoia — J fc iK L ------' 5; 30 —------. ^r=0^tirvalt^D ap ^ b . 7 sl;==Sesame Street — 2sl, 2b, 3, 5sl, 7b, 8, 11— N ew s 5 — Suirinier Semester 2b, 3, 5 — CBS N ew s 6;15 10:00 4sl—Perry Mason.... 6:00 2b^l>et's Make a D eal" . 7b, 8, 11-B a s e b a ll ---- =r------h-6x3»rr=±r=r-=r==; -TsU^j^ rtsm 2b, 8, 11 — Passw ord 10:30 _8st— Gukfeposta 3— 110,000 P ryam id - 2sl—Baseball -u. ; , ' 2b, 3, 6 — Young and: Restless 2sl, 7b, 8i-^S'TT-Johmiy C^trson. 6:10 4b—Driver Education ' 2b—Dragnet ■ 10:30 10:35 4sl — Viewers Digest 7V>„ Hntpm 's HerilfiiS____ ^-Rridaet Loves Bemie ------0 ^ 5 ' “ —2st,~4sl, Tbi— ^Who;What- 2b-^Mo\^g: “ The, Prisoner of a^Brady Bunch 4sl—It’s Your Bet When and Where _&nda’’-Adventure 2sl — Silent Heritage 11—ABC News Ssl-l-efs Make a Deal 2b, 3,6 r-Search-for TomorrOBL ■ 10:40 6:30 •_ 4;4S ------^iOO . JU,i^„.gBS.Ngffa, 11 — Split in • w w r 6:35 4:55 4sl—Rooklea _ . _A ^ ^*1 - I - ^ _ 2sl — r>ollnr?i nndiSenSe —_ tel — r «iiii ttepori ■ .. jh.:M=TOS@0 »Bers: 7trr»-='NBC News ' '* ’ • iz^ir-ftiiare Bniboar 11 . - ...... - 6:45 •j 5:00 . 7:30 11:00 Lovers ”-Dranf»a ; 2sl — News ■ ~ 2sl— N e w s ...... , ■ _a>. 3, 5sl-Doria Day SI, -Ul, -7b, « SafHe 11:00,/ 4sl — Hotel Balderdash 2bv 3, M —G b s N«!w s 4b, 7^1—Chan-ese W ^ „ 2b — Guiding Light 4sl— N e w s • ' ' ■ 7:80 - 4sUJ^$BiLNews______8:00 - 3, It^-AH My Childrw ^ ...... - - l l i S O - - ' ------^ 1 , 5, 7b. 8 :^"toafiy 4b—Ride, the Reading Rocket 2b, 3,^ - M e d i c a l Center ■ 2b — CBS N^wa 5 - Midday - - ..... 4sl—Dick Cavett ^ ^ 5sl—Dragnet .—— ^ ■ Kangartto- 2sl, 5; 7bi— T h ree on a Match^ '^Sl—Mister Rogers Comedy 7:30 ^b, 7sl—Theatre for the Deaf 2sT—M ovie: ‘‘The GrcSt Man’ 2b, 3, 11 — As yie World Turns Tb^NBC News 2b — N ew s 5:30 9:00 D ram a 4sl,'8 I-et's Make a Deal ' 5 — Match Game ’73 fiTTin TlTa^a - 8:66 2b, 5 — Jokers Wild 12:00 , 3 — CBS News 2sl, 4sl — D ays of Our L ives 2b^— N ew s— • ‘ . LI — 'Fbday ___ ^ a.-30- 2b, 5 — F^am id, Game, n — .NewlywS cW ie 3-— Jack Ijaljanne 7b, a — T o d a y idJLdaho _ 8:45 12:30 2si, 5. 7b, 8 — Doctors 4sl — N ew s 8:55 2b, 3, 11 - E dge-of Night 4sl — Thera’s a Doctor in the 4sl — D ating G am e 1:00 House K - S m i t h Used Car From John Dean III. Noting a “slight tendency in seemed altogether willmg to som e papers to be somewhat- take part . lin * .the DEM a T lr o « - N « w s . Tw in F alls. l«Jaho Sunday. July 8, 1973 ------vy : Ilf' ■ ...... — ______. s f ' \ 9 'w - ‘r ...... 1 J f ------1 ____a u — add Television Schedule 4sl—Temperatijfes T uesitoy, J u ly 10,1973 9:00 2sl, 4sl', 7b — Another W orld 4:25 ,r 4b, 7sl— M ister Roi An interesting NBC Special 7b, 8. l l ' — Sale of the Century ' 2b. 3, 5 — P ric e is R ight 2b-l^fs Make a Deal ' 7:30 Report on the Sinai Peninsula 2b, 3 — Gambit 8, 11 — General Hospital 4:30 •Call to 2sl. 4sl. — It's Your Bet > J:30 3—410,000 P yram id 2b. 3," 5sl-^Movie: is airing tonight on channel 2si- ^ ------^ 9 :0 0 7 ------r— 7b—Hogan'g ][^eroes >___ . 4^—Movie: “Lieutenant ' _ Morning 9:30 P la c e 7b, 8 r U — H ollyw ood Sqqares Match Game ~ 8-:3rady Bunch Schuster's Wife^’-Dram^ . . 5i25 2b, 3 - 3, 5 — r^ve oif 'Life ^ ___ ^ at Work------P arm ‘RBiJwt- -U ----- l.ifa to Uva -U A B C -N awg------4b—O rpB"P- 2sl, 4sl — Bew itched 8:00 ------;------_ _ S i3 0 - — ------5 —' Secret Storm — 4:45 lB77sI=feericaiL¥isi5n ^ -^5 - Summer Semester. - - a "-iBaY5Wt?^~Tjves_ 7 TaEJlguring It Our ’2b, s; 5^— CBSnSTews, “ ~— 11—Marcus ' 6:00 4:55 10:00 2sl, 7b — Somerset 9:00 ,5-CBSNew§; 6rOS 2b— T h eatre Billtioard -2sl, 4sl, 7b — Jeopardy 2b, 3. 11 — ^ c r e t Storm __ =S6L -SrflO---- — a>^8^P^^PassWoi*f— —T»fike Douglas - 6:10 2sl—^ l e ^ 2b—All in the Family 2b, 3, 5 yo u n g and Restless 5 — Movie: , "The All- 4sl, 7b, 8— M arcus W elb y, M .D. 4sJ — 'Viewers Digest 2b, 3 , 1 1 - i B S N ew s ■ 1 0 r«r ' American’* ,3—K un g Fu . 6:15 4b—Ride the-Reading Rocket 2Slj 4sl^ 7b,_8 — '^ o .W h a t 8 - Another Werld" 4V. 7« l —Intprnational 2^1 — Stlfent-Herltage Ssl-i-Dragnet \^en and Where 2:30 — 'Performance ^_____ 6:30 7sl—Mister Rogers ^ ,3 ,5 — Search for TotrioVrow 8, n — Dinah Shore 3, n — eas-News Tb^NffCNats- 4sl—Hawaii Five-O 11 — Split Second 2b — V irginian 5:30 -L'.,=fSS4S!&— ------M i l i f ...... m i 2sl — Dollars and Sense 6:45 7b — General Hospital 2b, 3, 4sl, 7b, 8, l i — N ew s 2b—Bridget I^ves Bemie ni, « - 1MBC NeWH.... .-2sL- —N cw ^------_ 3:00 . “ 4b, 7sl—Electric Company , 10:00 ^ -ttrOO- — 4sl — Hotel Balderdash 2sf — What's My line? 5sl-CBS News 2si, 2b. 3, 5sl, 7b, 8. 11—News 2sl, 4sl, 7b, 8 — B a ffle <- 7:00 7b — l/ove, American Style _____ . Evening 4sl —P e rry M^son 2b - Guiding IJght 2sl, 5, 7b, Today 8 - Jeopardy 6:00 7sl' -Movie: "The Beloved 3, 11 All My Children 2lt— CBSJMews ------11 — lx;t's Make a Deal . _2sL-5sL=Ne>vs ■______Rouue"-BioKraphy ____ ~5 — M iH 3 a y ~ ..... 3, 11 — Captain Kangaroo "3:'30 2b, , 3, 4 s l- T r u t h or . ___ 10:30 11:30 ------?» ao ■— :----- 2sl — M erv G r iffin ______—Cu — ______:■,------7I>, « ii^lohnnv (Waon 2sl, 5, 7b T h ree on.a^MfltCh 2bi,— N ew s ^ . 4sl -r, B ugsTfunhy 4b, 7sl—Sesame Street - 10:35 2b, 3, 11 — As the World Turns 7b — Daniel Boone 5 — M atch C5ame ’73 7b, 8, 11—Tem perature^ Rising 2b - M o v ie : " C ’mon, IJM’S l i v e 4sl, 8 — I^ t 's M ake a Deal ' ______8:00 . 8 — ■piree on a Match 6:30 a LittIe” -MuSicaT " - A ft e m o w r ‘------'2b, 5*-- Jokers Wild n —‘ iScwifched— “ * ' ■ isI-The New Price is' Right - H ):4« 12:00 3 - CBS News 3:55 2b -Driy^net , 5sl-Movie: "Appointment 2sl, 4sl — D ays of Our U v e s n — T od ay 2b — Restless Gun 4sl--Aiiiencan life Style with a Shadow "-Drama 2b — ^ e w s “ — -fr—- Spotligl^t F iv e ' • ^ 8:30 ~ 3sl—Stand up ^ d C h eer 10:45 3. 5 — Guiding-lJeht ------'Th— -tIewlywed-Ganw ----- 1 — Jack LaLanrSe * », II—Movie; "UicutenaiiP 7— ;. . 7b, 8 — T oday in I d a l » - iiiS - ^ . - ■■^tel -Danlol Boon^ -Scmn5tw's~Wtfc"-T)ram'a '4 s l—N ew s 4sl — News. 5sl—Bonanza 7:00 11:30 2sl,"5, 7b, 8 — D octors 8:55 7b—1 Dream of Jearmie 2fii, 7b— M ovie. "In cid en t on a 431—Dick Cavett ...... 2b, 3, 11 — E d ge o f Night 4sl — T h e re 's a Doctor in the '■■'B—lx)Ve, American Style Dark Street "^im e Drama 12:00 4sl — Dating Game House 11—C am eo 2b— D ick Van Dyke 2sl—Movie: "Female on the 1:00 5sl M aude Beach’’-Drama Reiner ^^Doctors” x r v r .minutes and thejiXlarl By DICK KLEINER - rents a honse-and 'Dick-wts .«£U^Jlies-innaa-Sunday-ntghta, -through a scone wHich obv.iouijly needed work. It was in. He had them go through the 'H o l l y w o o d ttfEA) - i himself up as a free-lance does the show, goes back to his : wordy and had long stretches scene. He watched, stone W andered o ver to Wh*y*^ Dick ^ actor; They have a couple Arizona digs F rid ay afl^rncion'. of arid chit-chat. faced, and made litle notes on a yah Dyke was shooting his neighbors (Richard Dawwn Tliere was another reason, pady show.'J wanted to-know'about and Chita Rivera) who are besides “economy, why the "This is like working with "I thlWH:'II play the scene in the new format Dick's show actors and they become the brass wanted the show done amnesia victim s." Dawson said. “Somebody says a line curlers." Hopfi-said, when they will h a v e. here. This way, producer apd and "You don't Icnow the new The network, forTTBConomy resident-comedy-fteniua " T h e s e __ iinci- are so a la u g h ." format?" growled Byroij Paul, reasons, forced Dick to sflOQt C a rl H e ip e r is a lw a y s on ■contri ved," Hope l^angc said- ' "Allri^t. don't getW ited," Dick's longtime manager and the show here,.in their existing call. W ^en they film ed in “ It‘s “tike an^ tild' MarTo” ” N * w 7 ^ can cut "Get in line.=^— ^------facilities, arit! abandon his Arizona ne migni dc and 'nioinas script." here and cut there — those Last year Dick’s show was expen.sive Arizona he minht not. When they "B etter get Carl (town here,” lines can go — aftd if we skip cnlle;—:Sa --Tli rk— is—a_ ...needed him, he wasn't alwnys Dick said. Somebody called ^ rrtm j)afie 23~tS TTTe^ middle ol Show, to differentiate it from commuter now. fle's rented a ill hand. Now hp is Carl. They waited a few pane 27, that'll uo bettgr. rfow Uie first D ick Van Dyke Show. furni.shed apartm ent in Studio T h e ca st wa.s .slrunnlin^’ .suppose w e add a bit — " you wifflFtm ar"' this year's version will not be called the New New Dick Van IKke Show. althouKh maybe it ■ .should bo. It's new new. T lie Old IlL'U DiLk Viin D yke— sliDw didn’ t work too well. I/ots uf theories have been advanced ;w U> w h y ' that .was Tuppiit'tinR " 'actufa didn-'i-- nppeal to the public, his [M-ofeSsion I T V host i didn 't Hive him enough latitude, the Arizona .setting was wrong - so they figured they had to give the program the old shake-well I f i'iitm ent-...... CBS liked the relation.ship of : ' 'Dick aiHltrtB wttB, tiopc Lange^ SCI they kept Uiat and they IhcrtHore had lo keep httle .Ancela f*o-n-cH, as th eir — dauchter. That's all. ■They've concocted a plot whereby Dick loses his TV job - in Arizona and decides to become an actor. The family niCHARD DAW5QN and Chita RIvvra pl*y actors m M will l>a nalghbor* In Lot XngalM b rih * naw new Otck Van Dyka.' moves to the l>os Angeles area. Sunday, July 8, t973 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho' 9 Wednesday Television Sched^e 4:00 5sl— E lizabeth R ’ S:1S 2b — N ew s Charlton Heston and Robert 3 - ^ 0 k ? r ’s W ild ______7:30 5 — Match Game ’73 Yourtg~ftSi'— “Secret of th e l ' 2sl ^ilent-Heritage tel—Dwiel-Boone tel—Movie: - ^^jShaff'-DramtT 8;30 8TW Incas,” toni^t’s movie being 5sl—Bonanza 4b—E ric a 3. 11 — CBS News 2b, 5 — Jokers W ild ■ shown a t 8:00 on channel 2sl. 7b—I Drearti of Jeannie;7— 7:45 ,3 .t CB5Ncw» . . „ . : . Morning B^^Love, Amei*lfdn"StylB ^ 4b^^^^ebnifr- -.Aal. --;f<'BFm-4M>ort 11 — T oday .... L J iz s —14—U issie- 8:00 « V « “ ------jfc S ft------— :r - 5 — Farm Report 4:25 a il — N e w s ------— :— a ; , 6----- Pyraipid, Game------5:30 2b—l^rs Make a Deal Ihe'SB-'-^ V H tltlirB------4sl— Hotel Balderdash' 3 — Jack LaLanne , 2b— Sonny and Cher C om edy - .V — --rSrlS:.— ------______.. . . . “T:(W H diir — I ,'.r 4sl — N ew s 3—110,000 P y ra m id ----- 6:05 2^1. 5. 7b. a - Today 3—M'ovie: “ The V iaif .’-Dram^ S CBS News: ______^ ^ ____ a i^ : ______; 4b—Driver Education 2b — CBS^Ncws------~4 bv...‘7's 1 ^ P h i 1 a d e l p hfa-=-9- 5st-— Guideposts 4sl ~ T h e re ’s a D octor in the 7b—H ogg's Heroes 3. 11 — Captain Kangaroo ... 6:10 8—Brady Bunch Orchestra, in Rehearsal 7:30 Hou.se ...... -4sl — V ie w e rs D igest 9:00 ll—ABC News 7b. 8— Search 8, 11 — S^le of the Ceptury 4 :4 5 “ -11—Owen Marshall 7sl— Figuring It Out' 8:30 2h. 3 — Gambit ______.. . . . 2sl. tel— ■ U's^Ypur Bet _ — . . . Still Has , Romper Room 2b—Theatre Billixiard. 9:30 5:00 2b— M aude . ' ■ It. ».. n ---- tel. 7b. 6—Owen Marshall TJiat Qtd Stii-ff- 2b. 3, 5 — I;ove o f Tafe^ 2b, 3, U - C l T f r S P tal— Cannon 2sl, tel ^ iB ew itg b ed ____ _tel, 8—ABC.J^ewa. very succe^isful movies years 9:55 4b—Ridq the Reading Rocket 11—Gunsm oke _ HOLLYWOOD. Calif. (NEA) ago. 2b, 3, 5 CBS N ew s 5sl—Dragnet 9:30 — "Donald O'Connor is Just ,j '■‘Francis was ahead of his 40:00 7st— M ister R o g e rs 2b-M-A:S-HT, . back frpm 1 Vegas, where he timo,” p'Connor says. "He was isl, 4sl, 7b — Jeopardy 7b-NBO Newsr 4b. 7sJ—Mat! Builds. Mari was half B smash. anti-PHtiablishment bcitore that 2b^ 8, 11 — Pa.ssword 5:30 D estroys Tie \^^a sr word w as invented. I think a_ 2b, 3, 5 — 'Ybuhg^ an'd TOstless 2fil—NBe^iewsr— ,, ' ' 10:00 wan te d to be a - jm nsh doing revival or those stones womd TOTTOr 2b; 3: 4sl. Vb. 8 ,1 1 - N e w s ------231, 2b, 3, 5el r '7b r a ,- n - 3 S [^ s . his.performing thing. be very successful and I'm , 2sl, 4.sl, 7b. B — Who.Wfiat 4b, 7 s l-E le c tr ic Company tel—Perry^Hson , ‘ He .was not a smash w the Uforking on a new script now. It When and Where 5sl -C B S N ew s 4b, 7sl— H om ewood . gamblfng tables and that’s the ^ — m lEht maktra dandy T V series. . 2b, 3,5 — Search for Tomorrow E venlnK ------UhV> ' - way he wanted it; In his long' don't you think?” 11 — Split Second V .ff'.OO 2sl, 7b, 8, 11—Johnny Carson career, he's been the gambling B esides Fran cis, O'Connor is 10:55' . &I, 5sl--Ne>s 10:35 ,route at Vegas and he’s been workinH on a movie script and 2.sl —' Dollars and Sense 2b, 3, 4sl-Truth or 2b—Movie; '‘Advance to the 'barifd, 80 nowadays when he - a p lay aiild a“1binith~T)F'other"', 7b,.a --NBC'News— : Conscqueiw^ _ ' J b h «^ F w o fiF t-' SlrceT 7 ' ...... ‘ 1 0 :4 r TIoTslirrolIiei‘ 'rv vaVIety series. '2sl, 4sirrbT”f^ = ^ ffT e 7b, 8—Adam-12 lisl—M Ovli»i"TH»^Biri^ow*^ " 1 set mys^f a limit," -he H e quit his successful show 2b — Guiding light ^ 11 -Thicker Than Water Biography say-s. Andj^ m oreover, he sticks in the late '50s,' when he 3, 11 — All My Children 6:30 10:45 to the iCnit. It's not purely a ■ realized it was just too tough. 5 — M idday 2sl, 7b, 8—Cool Million 3 — Movie: ‘‘Michael matter of self-control but one ot. I4>st season, he did a guest shot 11:30 3— Maude Kohlhaas"-Drama calculated foresightedness. with Julie Andrews and found 2sl, 5,'7t) ^ ‘ T h ree on a Match 4«1- It 's Your Bet 11:00 What he does ' is send a her working the same ai;duous 2b. J, 11 - As the World Turns 5sl • Bridget Ix)ves Bernie te l—New s registered letter to all the hotel schedule he had abandoned. He Ifil. B l.c?t*s M ake-a Deal n —Movic' ■■Firehouse"- lli3 0 . - Casinos, before he leaves had to work it, too, during that A f h T n o o n Orniiia tel—Dick Cavett >hon)e, and orders them not to wppk hp wa.s w ith J ulie. 12:00 ' ______,.7;IM1______12:00 ~ g iv ^ T iiw ct'Ddlt: A7id t )ic y - s a i^ “ I asked myself why I was 2sl. 4.sl -'P a y s o f O u f t S v ^ ' a ). ;i—-Dan August 2sl—Movie: “Joe Butterfly"- to it. doing it, he says, "and there 2b - N ew s —teU-Thickcr Than Water Com edy wa».no swsibie answer. SO-l . .3. 5 Guiding Ugfif 4b, 7sl—.Mister R o g e r s ,______H e tests them. H e goes jup to ~li-«^Newlyw«a'Game — the cashier at one of>. the won't do’iT-agaln.''"^'" • 7b, 8 — Today in Idaho casinos and asks for credit. 12;*0 They, check and find the letter 2sl, 5. 7b. 8 — Doctors on file and turn him down. 2b, 3, 11 -^E dge of Night ^ - “That wayv^^tM! M-ys, “J-stai^ tel*— Dating Game out of troubU there and stay 1:00 out o f debt. There are a lot ot 2sl. 4sl, 7b — A n oth erW ortd acts that play Vegas who get 2b, 3. 5 ---- Brice is Right ago, 1 talked to an act there 1:30 that had been playing the same 2sl. 4sl. 7b — Return to Peyton h o ld fo r 15 y e a rs — Just io p a y cc------off their gambling debts.’’______■2b,-3----- M a tch-.G i : O’Connor has recovered well 11 ^ One Life to Live from his heart attack of a year 5 — Secret Storm and a half ago. He looks great 8 — Days of Our Uves and says he feels fTfie. too. He 2:00 reports that he can do anything.^ 2sl, 7b — Som erset he wants to do and his act is a , 3, 11 — Secret Storm still full of his great ^ncing. tel — Mike Douglas “ I just can’t leap around as 5 — Movie: “The All- " Aiiierttaw ground. I’m fine. But I can't 2:30 Jump o ff the ground and I ca n ’t 8, 11 — Dinah Shore lift m y partners the way I used 2b — Virginian to." 3 — Mike Dotiglas At 48. O'Connor is a veteran 7b — General Hospital of 47 years in show business 3:00 and mayt>e that explains his 2sl — W h a t’s M y Line stiiHfOBthfBl=”«ppe*rancer—H«- hsd a weight problen? for 8 — Jeopardy iritUe — ballaoniafr4ip-to-2p0-^ 11 — Let’s Make a Deal pounds — 'b u t h e ’s shed 5(j * 3:OT PETER MARSHALL (left) »tar of f»lBC-TV’s pounds and is back where he 2sl — M erv Griffin DC1- - 1ton------^s. . 4sl - B u^ Bunny Monday through Friday came show “ The . 7b — Daniel Boone Hollywood Squares 1'’ accepts compiemoratlve , ■ J8e:.lrasr n i^ n j things going-. ■ 8 — T h r e e on a M atch Perhaps the most exciting,^re trophy from radto-TV producer Sheldon Altfeld DONALD O'CONNOn U alUl-: 11 — Bewitched various projects to bring back l o r his work, as m aster of ceremoniei, IWTeccnl dancing attar a haart altacif 3:55 national fundraiser in the fight against 77TraTJCBj*"the talking mTile he Bui "dOAin'l laip aiuund a«- . jnnch njBLusMtlo.::______I -leukemia. _ —C09tMT«4- —- ^ ^ t l t g h t F i v e — 10 rimas-NevifS, Twin fTi»»r-W »ho—- Sunday. July 8, 1973 Schedule Thursday, July 12 When and Where j 2b—Barnaby Jones ?*>—Movie: "Too MucK Too y channels 2b and 2b,-3,5 -^Search fw -Totnorrow • 2J>-bet^ Make a DeaU- 4sn—Streets of ^n'FYancisco &on” ~ 11 — Split Second 4:30 . j 3, and at 6 on 5—Movie: "The 3 -M a n n ix ' 10:40 Guru,” A British^ pop singer 10:55 3—$10,000 P yram id 11 -JiKsaiv-Crime rfrania ' 5 -Movie* "Th^ Hocror' o f - —?b^*=tios an‘FHeroe„s ^ ■ . V9:30 Party Beit'h" » 7b. 8 - NBC News 8- Brady Bunch and a- young -flower child "si—Just Jaiz 10:45 ' i i i o a 11—ABC News -rW ftllifi^spnttual pea^^ are Hie' IU;00^ Muvicr _“ Three V io le n t tel. Isl, 7U, 8 - Bafflf es-in—Oils' id. 5, 3. it. 8, 11,-News------; n^opic- 2b — Guiding Ligh t 7sl—FiMormt; It Out------1~969 ■atudy o ^ -conflicting .4sl--;Purry Masnh 11:00 "Tnflia Rnmhny .----- ■ i;55 ------3 r-!^ _3, a l A ll M y ChiJdrjsn 4b^An Amertcsn^=^tBnl}y “ -~*~SsJ--Ncws - 5 — M idday 2b—Theatre Billboard location p h o t o,g r-fjp h y 7sl -Man Builds. Man >11:30 5:00 -hltih llehts— the__film st.arrin(' i3P ' Destruvs-Ecolotiv . -tsl-T)itk-Cavett Michael York 2sl - News ~- and Rita 2sl. 5 ,'7b — Three bn a M atch 10:30 TZTOO ^ Tushinfihann.' 2b. ajll -C*BS News ' , , 2b. 3. 11 - ^ the World Turns 7b, 8, 11-Johnny Carson '■?sl TVjovie: "T h e I V o M rs. 4sf. 8 — Let's M ake a Deal 4sl, 8—AB C N ew s Morning ^ ' I0-3J' C a rro lls " Afternoon 4b Hide the- ReadinR R ock et - 5:25 - 12:00 5—tiK iK nel _5 — Farm R eport . •2sl,-4sl.— t)ay&-oLQur Lives 7sl - Misl^erogers ‘5l30 , 2b — News 7h— Xb ^ N ew s 5 — Summer Semester 3. 5 - Guiding U g h t •dkl •Wew ly tr^ TT^ 'Ve;------5 — CBS News;_ 6:05 2b. :i,. 4sl. ,7b.. 8, 11—N ew s 7h^8 —Tflday: in-Idaho- 5sl — Gutdeposts^ "“ ="irr30 , '4b, 7sl— E lectric Com pany 6:10 2sl, 5, i/b, 8 — Doctors E vening . 4sr Viewer^,Digest 2b. 3. 11 — E dge of,I>lig^t - 6:00 "isl.' News ■*. 6:15 4sl — Dating G am e 2^1 — Silent Heritage 2b, i' :i. , 1:00 4 s l- T r u lh - — 6:3« C^nsequencejt------, 2sl. 4sl. 7 b — Another W orld 3. K --C B S News .4b-. 7sL-Sesaine Street ■ - gb.' 3. & » - P rice ia Tlig ht- 6:85 Tb'-Hcc Haw 8, — Geijoral Hospital 4s\ — Farpn R eport 8 Mod Squad .1 :3 0 11 The Waltons ------____ :______■ .6;4S~, -2slT^sli-7b---- ReWr^vta Peyton ' 6:30 2sl — News Place . . 2sl -Wacky Wgrlcf of Jonathan 4sl Hotel Balderdash 2b, 3 — M atch Game-. • 7:00 Winters 11 — One Life to Live ' _____ ' 2tj; 3—D ragnet 2S1^6, 7b'., T o d a y - 5~— S ecref'S torrri n's YoutPBi^ '2tr—"CBS-News ------— J|___ P giS -ot ■O'urJLjwati iCapLuin Knnjrarrm "»:00 7:00 7:30 ^1. 7b — Som erset 2sl. )b, 8- Iron.si,de 2b — News 2b, 3. 11 — Secret Storm 2b; 3- M ovie: "T h e G u r u " ‘ 5 — Match G am e '73 4sl — M ike Douglas 8:00 4.sl Mod .Squad 5 — -Movie: "The All- 4b, 7sl^ M isteroger$ . 2b, 5 - Jokers Wild A m erican ” S The Walton.s 3 — CB§ News 8 — Another W orld II Kiing Fu , 11 — Today 2:30 7:30 ----- 8:30 8. 11 — Dinah Shore Idaho S u m m er;^ _ 2b. 5 — . P y r ^ i d . G am e 2b — Vir*;irnan------1------7.sl Knca, Crafts 3 — 'Jack |^>al^nne 3 — Mike Douglas -...... - __ 8:45 ...... , 7:45 ■■ . 7b — General Hospital 7sl .rriieonre, COOkIng ' 4sT— News 0:00 - ' 8:Sb- 8:00 , 2sl '^ •V ^ W S ^ sy!^ rU n e? _ 2sl, %, bean Martin '4 s1 — There's a Doctor in the 7h = Love, American Style 4.'?l Rung 1^ House ...... ^ 8 — J<^f(ardy 4b. 7.sl—Playhouse New York 9:00 11 — Ix-t's M ake a t)e a l (Iiography 7b. 8. 11 - Sale of the Century 3:30 !> Movie "Tlie Guru" 2b73 — GaiubU . asl----- Merv Griffiw - — : - IT Strec't.': T if San F ran otsco _2s!, 4sl, — It[^s Your Bet 4sl _ Bugs Bunny . . WalrrKatrHeartngs 5 — Romper Room 7b — Daniel Boone If heiiriiiKs wen- held iodiiy. 3:30 -8-— Throe »n a M o teh------TOmr'TsnrTlnns- iin iy play thr ^ 8.11 Hollywood Squares 41----B«witt;he SunOay, J u ly 8, 1973 Timas-News, Twin Falls, Idaho a! \V h 1 clpo W 'l li rl P o o l -O ■ :k? ■<=4: BUnNESS SALE!! WASHER • 3 Wasti C ycles 2 speed • 5 ye.ar transmission w a rran ty • Inflnit® heat* • Plog-oul units • Clock a? oven timers — • LIft-up capklop DRYER — 5 ^ ------<>*■ • 2 cycle Incloding perm anent Cu • ' • Adjustable oven door p r e s s • Continuouv clear* ■' •-Liot fitter orv top o v e n -eX T 1 5 ^ r > 3 . h e a t s - 17 FOOT DRYER LXE 5500 W REFRIGERATOR^ WASHEK LCA 5200 W • Infinite heats Brmg your - • Plug-out unis 5 ;0 0 a B T lf w n truck and tim e rs ,AIR CONDITIONER' • BttrXjp <^<«>4ctOp SAVE-! ▼ ^ Lift'oH oven door O w Adfustoble Hoot' b r o ile r drive 'eni ho\ine' A X M 49 2 EYV 12D RYE 5 6 5 2 W did MOT over-buy I T3 are MOJ o v«r-sto clc»d I did MOT hav« a fire I did MOT lot* our lease I did W O T ^ a M - ore H O T ^ellltig "floor modeTs"! ■ s .- ^ 4^; sSi%,|J£E ^ '7a? TEUlfcngy _ 7.-. --1 ■ j m '' '’ ’ii/iii (11 >j! ! i (11 i ^ : > I , ; I < .s I ;■! < r !*>‘ i ...... ’ ------. s i - i l i I f ! 1. . • '■ ■-1 ■ • . - . • . •‘ r;" ^^^^ • jf^ »A V i»irIp ool r t p „ : . ; w i, i r!u<>,.1 \X }, •, ‘. f 3 Tltn*»-*l*v Pflr, ______1,„ ------9730^ , 4sl -- o a td o o r A d ven tu rro ------il70"...... Saturday, J u ly 14 ' 9:30‘ “ “■ 2sl. 7b, 8 — Runaround 5sl — Garner Ted Armstrong • -sns 'ft Kate Smith “Rock and 11 Kish and Game Report 7sl — Just Jazz P o w e r 7sl — Sesame Street ------Rpmpmbrances" airs tDnight- ■.. .: ' 5:30 lO:0O l:-30 at 9 p.m .,on channel 4sl. 2b KBOl Eyewitness News si, 7b - Around the World in 80 '2b, 4sl • - Boxing From 2sl - Aiiaiii-12 •tsf T h r < Mri-t'nnpic .:! ^ 10 n'dork News/ ------d ays Madlffon Square Garden M orning Isl Saturday Nighl Speakout 2b,’ ;j, 5sl, 88 — A rch ie's TV 3- Pebbles and Bainiii Banim T.sl Kii Liilin a 5:30 ' 71) ! .r 'rii> Nei);hlK)r 5sl Channel 5 F.yewilnes-s 1 5sl 5w l . ^iim iiin r .St^mr.sUir ------I'l ki'i Hian Wiitcr N t ' w s ------4 j ^ l ' H' - " ' T u h K v ^ P T l M H I g m ' ' ------I M W ------— a , 6 : 0 0 l-.\ iiiin g ------7sl Klectrif Companv nt - Four Winds to Advenlurc ------i1 n^ —. 0 r r n . 1 V. 1 u i i i o v u i •>j^ VL'n 11 K l Vf*-^ ) 1 0 : 3 0 3 sl riiaViliiton'StUp W restliiiK' ■ 1 0 :3 0 B u g s B u n n y 7sl . Mis1rrnm’r..s' 'D if I*ri)l»*rturs 2sl Tallne wnn a G i a n t S : 3 0 ------^.7h 1 Tile I ’lrTridi^C F;>nUTy ^ Till- Sccne ToniulH ■ T!b, 5sl 11 Ttli' fat Albert------NeinhbtH~-lu>tHl ...... — ------71) Koman Holiday^ 'Dtt* Wttllofih ' 71) - - ABC' New.s • S h o w W t r ------JiU'kson Five ------— “ ...... t s l .•7tj. tt. t ! ------! : n v T p n r p - W p i k ~ ------ ^U E E N AND SIZE BEC^ A N D BEDDING R E S tO N IC R E S T O IilC YOU CAN BUY A BED ANYWHERE. BUT uut^ PIT THF RFD TO YOUR NEEDS. 10 -DAY TRIAL-6XCHANOE PLAN. W £ KIMOSIM < |Ui B M S M » WON'T LET YOU KEEP A SET THAT S NOT COMFORTVVBLe. FREE SETUP-* DE LIVERY. ALL SETS ARE FAMOUS NAME - n P I E C E S B R A N P . ------— ------• J Z PIECESL_ • 1 QUILTED MATTRESS & • 1 QUILTED MATTRESS BOX SPRINGS SET • 2 BOX SPRINGS • iTSretffl: FRAME ______ALL BEDS IN STOCK ~ - • T METAL FRAME • 2 PILLOWS • 2 PIILOWS ' • 2 SHEETS • 2 SHEETS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! I M ATMESS FAD ------1 8*ATT«KS-PAB ------• 2 PILLOW CASES • 2 PILLOW CASES • 1 CANNON BLANKET • 1 AS IDAHO'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF FAMOUS N A M E b r a n d s — WE TAKE PRIDE IN OFFERING THE GREATEST SELECTION — WITH A PRICE TO FIT YOUR BUD GET. OUR PRICES ARE LOWER BECAUSE OUR COSTS ARE M O W O M L T 6 8 LOWER. YOUR SAVINGS START WHEN YOU’ BOY FOR M LESS!!! E V E R T O N 1^ N ice to get S i U ' i l i C %.%Sm MATTRESS C O M P A N Y 127 2 h d . A v * . E ast MS'. vnijt O'thoTonic h> ResTootc 32A 2nd-A v^ South, TwinJolls FURNITURE Twin Falli 733-1421 S u n d a y, J u ly 8, 1973 Tlmes-News, Twin Falls. Idaho . I L , . . 1 ' k . i-C— J------^ ’..1 1 ■___:__ What Is^The O f Life In I^aho? ___ Ur By DONcPAKL£V indicators used by the' KA1S3AS CITY .(N^A) - researchers nare a “valid ■i'- n^ofhlng^may t * nwerttaftto toe measure' of Ihe «wTity life, - in Carolina, e s p e c i^ y In the the results providf! a 2»VT.- J morning . ccomparative picture of N.JJAK a t nnB..’__ MONt : © pnixias w h islin g 'croaa th e point of time — 1970.______plain, may. be an experience Nine indicators were used to ... the neari may ye .. ..i.J.M old Kentucky home . . . Georgia may be on the mind . q i^ ’s dying request n >^ be ^ \ 'S ■ i COLO V ------1 ^ d .C.14 .c.u,\ ■ |_® + jg , I \“S ' for carriage back ' to old V ' W T ® ■ ! ""23 ' r « Virginny . . . "Cnt'.-jfi' ^ a n c e, ■ ^rTOngffjoriMilBrodiCfiril Uiey have been), w l^ it’s a matter — Economic Status N - u I f -f ,, ■ 1 ---^.^.1 W, ^ i-a UaA - G*- of QOL, it’s-Califorrtia, here we — Education 'borne — followed by Colorado, — Health and Welfare <_ " I I .. ® i ‘v f ■***^^ Foster-Davis and. Richard Constitution. Wagner, who have been Daves' recerved his B .A . In reporting, .ifrppi CBS News’ English from Bowdolrt College Sa i Ron B iir£ ait,^j|.y e i twet*, in Brunswick, M e., in 1964. and named , ■ GBS - News_ an M,A-:— witfi 'W liors ‘ Iff Correspondents.it w a s journalism from the Coliiiribla announced by ^Gordon University School ' Of Manning, Senior Vice _ercsidOTtp=&iroctor of Ncwa.- — Bottr Davts and-Wagner wiU- fellows progcam^ at Columbia, continue in their pi"esenL- _He served in the IJnited assigriments, reporting on States Army from 1960 to 1962, developments in Indochina. with tours of duty ii^ Fort BUm . A N N P R E N T IS S heTitaiJr. n u K h t fn a Foster D a v is has been 'with; Texasrand-Bout»HKsH«*"-B««'--- ■ meat grinder and jm ram edics Kevin Tlghe (left) CBS N;jws in Saigon las 19 in Evai)ston. lU.. in Jamiary- - - 1940, "he is married to the. . and Randolph Mantooth extricate her from the - reporter since Maj^ 1972. In former Patricia" Pehl .x^ predlcamebi In “Boot," a repeat oh NBC-TV!s addilfdn to""' covering She's Caught Greenville, Miss., and has oiikf ••Emergency” next Saturday evening. ■de^velopments throughout Tracy EUizai)cth. 'reaction . to a “script:„ oke the story m any o P ^ ^ ••I don’t know what makes ^ -peace treaty in January 1973, the Vietnam conflict for CBS Movie a e —like— ■a— f t W —~BHd'omce President^Agnew's ~News slnceT>eing asslgn el^ SchatzBerg admits. ‘U want jiTsit to Saigon shortly , the Saigon Bureau Jn August everyone to see my films, thereafter. ■ 1972. - ■ ' ■■ U _ Director ‘ ~ hoping they'll find something Before his assigmnent in Wagner joined CBS News in th^V'll like' I know j^’s Saigon. D a v is w^s a r e p o ^ r r December 1964 -a» a traffic impossible to make the perfect ' producer fo r CBS N ew s in Is Enormous expediter in N ew rY ork. He then film but I keep trying.” ~ Atlanta, G a ., from A pril 1969 to worked on the staffs o f “ T H E “ .only as targets tor Anderson's These two differing ■ • -May 1972. He joined CBS News B y FBAN C ES fA Y b O R ' CBS MORNING NEWS” and particular wit. i approaches of directors arc far ip June. 1968 as a reporter- (c) Newhouse News Servicc GBfr-EVENlNG NEWS ------— One sequence in an earlier JrQin; thejmly-attltudes-toward"-" ' assigfwnenvedttur at CBS News*. NEW YORK — The - W IT H W A L T E R C R O N K IT E , ” vcrsiOT (rf-^i04^cky-Mmr*“ did irio^^s and audiences. Bxrt H eadqiK lrtcrs tn N ew York-. Enormous powML of a movie b efo re being n am ed a reporter- coneern . a working-class they do illustrate the personal, • W ot to joining CBS News, -director is ■•..a--, recent a » 8 i g « ^ n t .... In v- - mother who killed herself highly iruLyidi ^1 choices’ that__ Davis - waa a repor^r--pnd - achieveipent in Uie^h^ry 0]^^ S ep te m b er 1969. H e a l s o . ^ resultinthtjpoifieawftcairffieEr-^ —mitnHBinp -ftditop- ot-th c- d elta. tolerate the all-st^ch diet and ■' tJOTdjjrat-TIunes in Greenville^ -jworSelJ aa " ^ r t - “ 'SSOTAjilDiLv.matertal for ^—relatlondil}* butweeil iWu • m ost m ovies. ’TTius Ijn d sd y iviv^I ^ ^ vtrp w • ^ wonderfully played by Gene Anderson, a brilliant film- F I X T U R I S Hackman and A1 Pacino, who — m a k er, o ffers us his newest Your D ollar W ill Buy are on a symbolic, aad yet a work, "O Lucky Man!” as a S O % O V P real journey 'towar'd theii kind of parable, a ■ Bor ft Pool Typ» contemporary fairy tale of the hopes. ' adventures of an eager, "1 eliminate some scenes .that might contribute to innocent youth setting out to TOncrete facU about the tw o m ake Wfr-wa}L-in English sec- I i n u T _., men;'LSchati^erg::^a.^^ • • ^ • • • Claude Brown’s “but nll-my Tvlms' are uiuod But the society p rin te d In H O U S c and relationship rather than the film is entirely middle- Carpet Is Our Specialty narrative.” class. The women of the tale . Lighting Fixturo* While he would like the 143 AAain A v e . East O p « n S o tu rd o y i Til 4 P.M . J,m H a ttm a n — Mu. his films. Schatzberg admits T w in Faiis the men are shown as honest or 1869 Addtio?^ Aw* that he^. guided by his own dishonest, pretentt*us or Phon* 733-5727 experience and his own unassuming, women are shown Sunday, July 8, 1973 TTmM-News, Twin Falls. Idaho 17 V L Borgnirie Is The Born Villain Suiirise Semester to nnake sure the rats don’t get in a cold sV ea t. "See, Lee By ROGER EBERT T h e tw o m ervgo at each other Marvin and his sidekick, Keith h u rt!” i .EaU». Idaho S u nday. July 8, 1973 TV Previews For The Week smuggling , of «IlM S for Johnny Whitaker. Two young new equipment by means of SUNDAY, JULY 8 4.5 .(C B S ) — N E W S domestic positions.- Michael boys are held captive in a gambling. Cleavon Little and 9:30-9:55 (AB C ) — Host Tonv RETROSPECTIVE, a new 12- 6ouglas costars with guests liRbtBSmse whenlhey uncover a James Wliitenipre star with ehapln-" -by—John- Nicholas Colosanto and Victor t;ang of jewel thieves. PART guests Tom Bosley and F.ugene “stone. ” and “flower” for Hart airs tonight,.focusing,on French. REPEAT,;: TWO OF REPEAT Troobnick. REPEAT viewers of MAKE-A WISH. the. conflict 6etwe^ the late 6-7 W p ' intprnipt for this important At two, she was found to have message — a game of question and brain-damage and" placed In a -special: scho^==‘She home can’t get ten righi! Just answer yes u o jr o CK11V4 —T --- •» Bette. “And she’s wonderful. She o r no. 1. Is Jiic(c Lord constantlj^ loves to help people. ” - 5. NO.. MiiCord got his start on i ■ icudinR-with hia bosses on ‘‘Haw aHr , • the old VOzzie and Harriet” series,.. F i v e -O ” ? I 6. YES. Last December, Jo Ann 2. After their divol*Cfi. d i d L u c y Pflug marrifed Chuck Woolery, a try to keep the kids away from goqg writer from Nashville. D e s i? “ - 3; Is Hopalong Cassidy. . still . 7. KO^The problems between Liz J iv in g V . with Burr. “The difficulty was v£ry ,4. Does Bette Davis have a mentaHy -r-etarded child? ------personal,’’ says Liz. ^ ' 8. NO. -Burt made tiiat sort oF 5. Did Kent McCord make his comment tefore he and Dinah were acting d ^u t on “Adam-^12’’? serious. “I )ust ^ ran, out of conversation witli— the younger' of “MASM” married? - chicks,” he said. "I like a 7. Did Raymond Burr, come ^between4^iz Baur and that W arner relationship that just rolls along. M aybe il takeS gals awahile to learn '‘Brothers ex^utive? ■ 8. On TV Burt Reynolds said he how tp do that.’’ ^ YES. Fabian, a bie star in the gets borpd talldng with younger women. IS he'just saying ttot to 50’s, has formed-a rbck group and is t r y in g bd fig ik H ii s w a y b a c k to the^ 9. Fabian. was one of rhy “to p . 10. YES. Brenda Beni;t strrrTn favorites. Is he planning a PREPARES TO LEAVE the meaiiiliglcss -"'W alking Tall ”. Supporting roles comeback? * _ marriage tn which she has been uothlng more 10. Is it Bill Bixby’s wife who’s are all filled by prostitutes. Says th„n a ptaything. paramount Pictures’ “ A Brenda, “They all looked terribly starring in that ni_Qvie about Doll’s ^ouse" is the Him" version of the prostitutes? u n h a p p y ;” Intefnatlon^ly-acclfllmed production based on 11. Wliy did “Lj^r^s-A Many- -H .-YES, During itsjjvp year run. Hanrih Ibsen’s-f lasslr dralm a .------Splendored Thing” go off the air? in spite of hypos and^im e changes, Was tt tjecause of those ratings “Splendored” never showed^ the rating strength .needed -10. — Ekgaifl® — ------— —------12. Is Rock Hudson ever going to a liv e . m s ANGE1£S . - "Th. beachHoerfs who discovered grow ba-«^k hi^ mustache for 12: YES. “There were so many birds encumbered with broken Birdman of Malibu." people who wanted Rock to grow ■ “McMillan”? That provocative-sounding wings and a variety of IS.Since Ava Gardner left films t-ilie, w ith r(o ’ c rim in a l crippling injuries. . . because $he was fed up with "men, Proaucer Paul Mason, “that we ovbrfone^. Tias become a local It soon became appareirt that does her return- < “The" Life And had to-give in. It w ill happen about buach_____pseudonym for' , a nearby treatment center was Times Of^udge Roy Bean” ) mean one-third of te way through next diminutive Gary ijuTKhoff. the rccfoircd to expedite the birds' r e c u p e r a t ion.Burg h o f f she is looking for another husband? s e a s o n .” "im-knoWinR, all-BeetnR Radar responded to the need Vy 14. Did Richard Thomas meet his 13. N O . “ A ll I ’ve e v e r been of the new M-A-S-H comedy m-ru-s^'On the CBS Teitm.sion •bgilding an aviary in his own girlfriend while shooting “The looking' for,’’ says Ava. "is Network. Un'kyard. -D a l t ons” ? fulfillment. And I suppose Til go on II nuitour — F.rifetrng tl'g assistaiicf of rSTDld Ann-Margret really say lo o k in g jialuralist frpiji early .Malibu yelerinarian Dr. Eric ^ e was ^ glad' her accident childhood, int*»r«4e 70 Twto Fall*. Idaho ^ .Sunday. July Jfc 1973 Set Friday Three astronauts vie to be the first man on the moon. In ■ "Couhiaownstarrtag^ James - Caan and Rol>ert' Duvall, oa 'The CBS Jriday^ Night, ■«Movl©6--rrlc^y,^JuJy ■-cdlor'on. the’iCBS'TeleyW pn Network. ' (Originally M ay 17. 1973. >- Ordered to—-8to|> -«relr“ simulated space training and -eomppio to, be th«—fir«t—tLS.------astronaut on the moon, l-.ee (Caan), Chiz -(Duvall) and _ Ricit (Micl^ael Murphy) are ‘Bos still hit the not-sd-open roati competitive not ohly In their ■_ work but also' In -thei£..pni\als _ with 'llie uliltM nc\u'oi.i)crs lo lives. - _ , ■ ■ itfT'; itonk 111 llii' r.iil' in Itlicir Ir.’insu'Ht cxisiciici' By Tom Tiede ' If I^ee.make? it to the mpon, (»t, ftnpliJs m riil Niul tuns Itu* k id s ' Ha I li i.i;f(l ot I U' la Is sa v ■ My road aalJs m e . surnnu’ r nt.U*7:t fuMt* 00 + the nuiiiUiJ;-.iiOUiliuini; yoiini^s-- he will have to exist there for a E a s L ■tlill tnHtVwKf-ttmi-i-nuii incri'.T^M «r:rm :il^iilr. yeai, alune%i-a lunar aheltcf . South and North chy us ever' ly 'm the last^ dcc.ulr" Tn space, with regulations and Most foads.J^Bid m e __ «gi ri -ILi Jiut_mill.c like >lays ■ Kor aw luU ’ .i.i' 11'*' orders far behind hirfi, Lee Is' ------hQmBW&ais,.-My r o ^ ~ l>V: pt‘ r-tt.nti jii- 1 tr?r .1+1 "n vm - ht-Rift— leads m6 forth. l o o k a 1 ‘t‘nsus count i>l hohtis they w ere m ostly Jiist joy- jnecessary to save the mission. : boxcar grattitr- hul It is'Jikely rticro ^iro tcwc-r riam g. .JM.uw ' Wmiaii Conrad. Jstart of today than say . .durint; the •J " ' l O 3 1 - ^'2- . tramps, 20 LM years, old H ^ OGDt:N. Hull - ■■^annon" on the Network, was Depression when Hallelujali ' - T POVICC arhkthodoes t- ' verv' ditJcoiiratjing If the kids V“‘ executive producter of the 196S It looVed like a sct'nf out uf I'm a hiim " becaiuc a cry of Lt» Alfn uoe pN noooe4 ,|,iUv'-t-4am., the w'hulii-hirti.O ---- (he Depression Three l:il- -i4liiaU4e.di,'ipera tuMi' _ - . 3 WORK FOR A N«»AL thing would ryentu.illy dii' Warner Wan BroS. release. tSiffiert tered men sitlini; around a ‘i ON TW6 AUeWT Also, the vagabond oppor- o u t " , Altman 'directed 'from a ■ campfire on the banks qI llie 5 lAW doesn't CABE luriities are nu longer so uiin- screenplay by Loring. Mandel, _. Ogden River — cookmn meal- (a TDWM OKr To.Jje. sure. Ihv railroads ple as thev once were ;^oinpll- 7 kiwD VNOrAAKl bails over a slerno can A wi»li the tramps would die ''baseci’Vn the noveI~By Haiflf"" icrired railroads and more 8 T6U.T6U- A 3AC 4TOSTORY hobo jungle, complete willi 9 wEUL.GmRDfDE HL.GmRDf out. Ogden o ftic ia ls . pijlnt ,mit Searla. ' ' efficient law enforcement has faed'rolls, a lean-to and a man ID S».FF CAAW>5nE- this is a mauor rail inter ' taketi much of Uie mystery iX nice. 11VC4HFRE change point 'and wel h;ive gy dogJuirning iiis niliciin-Uit;. “out w Tfre expertmce urn*'re- cooking pot ______^ ^ __ 10. OOCToB- T K £ i i ? rto B o ts trouble enouglt*as it i s - ^ tfeout -pfw only a fi’5” forward. In 1960, in broadcaster on the NCAA SHORTS. B aylor In Njew B«.tk«lball , Tournament ij Kainc against the Knicks, he Regional Champion.ships. scored 7T points, at the time a Enduring Dranvtngs recuril perfonneficc, He .al.so Analyist For B aylor, who live? in I ^ Leonardo da Vinoi so accu Angeles, attended the College had 17 rebounds and seven ra te observed apd drew Basketball of IdJrilo -for a year and then assisl-‘< in that gam e. In 1962, in plants "that his insights — the champion.ship playoffs, he transferred to Seattle, where the sun-seeking twists of NEW DIET ftPSI scored (il against tthe Elgin Baylor, star forward he played two years (he lost a flowers, the thrust of roots, CeUics, another record the"growth of'bark— -endure vn'th the IjOs Angeles In k ers vear of eligibility by in botany ,today Tastes so great.. -4 or 14 seasons before rctirin^uiL- tra'fisWrrlilg). Hg-broke nine- - .-fu.irfar.HiaatHL,. i l l - P-CCem b e r 19U, during a 10-day period N o v e m b e r 1971, has been .school records in scoring and yorimo a vi'httn the Lakers played Liberty Bell Crack _signed as the anali'st for the rebnunding and made AIU\ ______Despiie. popular belief, the TJa'trm^a^ Basket-ba+1 Am’ericaTi^ WsTJroufffl^drntt; - tron -seven^amesr-hii-jicoting- Lit>erty Bell did not crack — flouWe4ake^ -As.iociaXitifl games, -tq .be njiures.:were,i.504jy7, rlioiw oftht! lJaker»rh e w as an ' ^ w ncn ttrr - P g d a r a t w rn p f In — 52 and 52. He aUso avcFafeedin broadcast on the CBS instant star in the NBA and dependence was read in reb ou n d s,^ d .seven assists for Television Network starting in Rookie of the Year P h ila d e lp h ia on Ju ly 8, 1776. OctQlxr, the seven gam e s . It cracked 59 years later He is'the third leariing ■■ •oMUd und»r fh» oufhorl^ Baylor has broadcast a in NBA- history, with oyer -.,^-when it w a s rung fo r th e oTPSpWrCo., N.Y. funeral of Chief Justice John regional college basketball 23,149 points, and the fifth M a rs h a ll series the past two seasons and leading rebounder, although for two years he was a - Sunday. July-ff. Tifnes^News*. Jw in FaIJs, .Idaho 2' - Poverty: It’s Wot Even A jS'ice Pldie To (£ 11110 ^ 4 PcfiarUi^ irom. rputlnji rieulum. a Untw «r»ltff- o f Utah-aum m j^ i ___ — health ditvr recently Inoyed frilo the iireitto TiTaTTSTfiWrpI l«rT«nrH ttritrhand the coin- ►xttlea^ ol-b ein o-p oor In A merica. Thirty^ three participant*. Including »tudent«. Utah and erdinaryxrWre lowed 20 cent* a day lor hour* bl “ghetto llvttig." Tohi TIede wa* there t4 record the foliowlrtg observBtlonsT)— ------ By TOM TIEDE -- example of the poverty - -SAtlTT.AKE crrv (NEA) - worker’s point. M a rri^ three .There was a touch o£ -social i:hil4£en.' Jie„ .recently left ..yoyeurism about the entire, Texarkana ( “There wasn’t any affair. Health professor and work th e re ” ) heading north. “ I Kreuter said at the outset that couple of gasollrle credit cards. ne w as aisiressea uiui lua aoSo tuiuuiabout theuic timetuuc wewr, got tow. he was distressed that his until morning when they would “ IfmTrgodd^t^drunk” said— be h erded, miahayen and filthy, iis “nlaVinc zoo.” He did not getting eettine hunery hungry as fielT"fielT rescue; inia3torr-ts ' pointedly as “playing zoo.” He did not to-a judge, who Only Mad to want either watcjhees or L e w is stopped 'at a.S alvation more interested in men’s souls tht indiaiLJsith' the goiter to glan ce at them to kno\y they Army in Green RivW ^ave_a was a game. Participants wecfi thnm thrniieh a.n forever; The realities of »puldnM.:’__:__._.l_._ . .1 , The roiidr, then,” is even tough an inijiilsltlon." -life break the ne’er-do-well’s participants became at>sorbed TTie liCwis family traveled on in the'sTufhs. ( ‘ l h a l e tO"l)iiry“a '— “What do-you drink-?” ask f^ „ routine. The vagrant is run out enough to forget the realities of to Salt 1-ake .City- hungry. ■wino,” said Rev. StinsotTT: the student. of town, the marginal worker .it air. Here they were, secure, "Many times we felt like •‘what can you say over a •'Anything.•' robs a store and is sent off to jnostty—middle—class—people -Btoppinf. “ l.Ike what?” ___ pi^ison. th"e aiconoinrcontim icff TVtlu iiiiglit sympathize with the and k illin g a ciow and eatin g the only place for many poor to go. ••I lik*i ¥^iFTom c best.” hi.s abuse, as addiction. (lamn-thinH raw " Tbere. at least, the grubby End of questions and of specialist Simpson says It, comprehend their Fortuna’tely, l>ewis got ,a and lieaten-down transient can answers’. Kventually, of course, ■ until he quits^ d rinking, goes wretchjedness. ' break in Salt Ijike. His family hope for work. Work, that is. of .society comes to grips with the crazy or dies.” Were it not for. ______.Some- of the ipiafticipantg^ ^ „ was .ta k e n _ ia _by the tpwri'.s a peculiar sort. Oni Salt l^ke Thti;------naturat weeding- actiiaUy > were downriuht dumb sloazv sidd Rescue Mission. He Mission worker, BilT^yers, - (lert‘ircls, the transients, the ( incIuding^, to be sure., m en who or even callous concerning the found {i job, Talked a realtor believes, the. sWd. rows 'o f skid row wanderers. Mostly, jjet lucky, get ^jobs and get conditions of iJoveHy. One 18^ ■ out of a home, with a delaytd • America run modern day society puts them in jail. going 1 Ameftca’s' skid rows ^ year-old iass, walking, into a first month’s rent. And is now ••^iave markets." Well Saturday night in Salt Lak e City’s slam is comeuppance would be vastly larger blights. ' .r~»!r:*escuc mission dormitory, apparently on the wfly to better meaning jwverty agencies or As it is. the nation’s skid seeing rows of threp-tiered living. church-affiliated, groups scour time for the have-nots. Officers rows are bad enough. And bunks waiting for the evening's But the !>ewis story could the cities daily for job openings round the bum.s up. for such despite the transparencies of derelicts, gulpetl hnd said with just as easily have gotten and theh pass them along to the things as vagrancy, wobbling the ghetto live-in workshop, 1 feeling; “ Oh. thisis very nice.” worse instead of t)ctler. Said n eedy. down the street, or overdue despite the Pjseping Tom Another participant. . on la u re n Sim m s Of the S a lt l>ake “Blit the jobs usually pay nature of such s -peripheral ■ ------witnessing a-drunken Indian — ~ Koiicue Mission: "George has about $1.50 or $1.65 an hour, so not unlikQ^many U.S. clinE i — study. ^several pa^^ticlpants with a massive goiter, a trade, he's a mechanic, so we a guy still can't see daylight. nicely designed and manicured were shaken , by,, what they cracked: "What's that on his . had somelhinU-lQ w fict with. A They work a couple days, or 10^ on the outside, facing the jjubiic, but ,erig|neered only for witnessed. neck? How uglv " lot o f others com ing through 12 hours, and they’ve earned . One uirl assigned to sleep in Yet for the drawbacks, and (lon'f have artytmng g tail going iii.ijb e ' .Vlismmfort oft»-the -fn r lw u night's lu d giiig-rftrfew inslcti‘”wliLTU tlie publti. i.aiinot tin u lc o liulic i e lia tii l i ta ttor)- center woke up screaming at pf ,the study (students and, often am bition. A m erica 's bucks more for food. And .see. The study group spent one imaginary intruders. An older K!ribed tlu traosienta too often get on a considering where most of ind man these people stay. they may get nTfflt seeing what ’ the public participant, approached in a “.Soul Food" cSfe by a whore four-night workshop was them, said Simms, can't get rolled for the r^st. So they're does n oT ;~ A T ru n lf in a locaT with a "missing tooth,-ran out valuable in that it was oii. ' right back where they tank scrcaming.at)out crawling ’ TVvrgngl In king fnr work, nr greener lil apla d ,'------worms. A—l;irl, arrested— Lon— botora paling his gritftj another student, black, said he was of haves took a peck at grass, or whatever, hundreds After a few years of this sleeping nude In the park, telling everyone he was Jesus denied the use of his thousands of have-nots. The of thousands of Americans cycle. many wanderers succumb to the inevitable: Christ. A young man layirjg on hypertension pills during a occasion afforded a rare wander from, town to town in an glimpse at the desperation M almost vectored course of boioze. i ^ a cot, b le^ n g at the nose and nigt)t in jail: the lotreat forms of. American futility. TMeV arrive, s^y in Salt / •It works," sighed,addiction forehead, rnumbling about •■Whbt if I would h ave really po<^ — the transients, the lake City, only to immediately^ specialist Jeffrey Simpson, "if police brutality, A man in a Ix-en sibk afid needed the trtlls? ' dercbcti, the nonreaWen^, the— -search out 4ho »lum.s they drink enough they soon ort coal implying he had 1 could bave died for all'flie nuirginal workers, the ne'er- Why the slums? forget how miserable they f en arrc.sted in error, that he cops cared. I bet people do die t^d not belong with the others.' in th e re ." .do--«veUs. , • •Hell, I can’t go 'downtown, " a r e ." “We don’t get the cpmmon said 29-year-old Jairo Utah" has at least 29,000 A m oss In the com er, moaning, Indeed, people do die from ______s ’U h a ^ alcoholics at present, the comirig down from LSD. neglect is Jails, just ^ th§y do worker explataed to me in for sure. I ain’t got no nation more than seven If Uiey had money, they in slums. And seeing it. or at good clothes. I look like a bum. million. Only a small, e_ould have legally bailed out le a s t sen sin g it . w a s th.e workshop. “ Most W the people ------t — f f I» 1 here are nanreaiaen& anFSC T dohi even got ^ iroor.^*^- p^;rc'^Mltage o f th e -w in o s wind- -But-they-dld-not-have irwney. sipTiiTicancc or wxc vTiiw rai*j —Wccitia g tJlam andeZ [.VChicanO^, iip on_ the~ sTreel: BUT The That's part of the cj-cle Thpy of LOaFrsTrecl worlt^op.. live in a town and have .hard a handicap he believes “ is URe statistics of tho^ ^^o'doh'f do w ere in b efan se they did nol Pointing o’urthal one m eight have money, they stayed in times you generally know climbing a ladder with one leg. not detract from the fate of Americans is statistically t)ecause they did not have where to go for help. But what ’The only ones in these towns those who do. living in poverty today (less money — g yomlont live in a town, don% ^ -Salt l a k e ’s M cA rth u r P ark . than H iO ft income annnallyj,„, ••Money," said one, ' that's live anywhere? What if you Ye Ev^n skid row does not is crowded with druiJcs in the and that many o f them, such as the answer." a migrant or a passer through? always accept freely. Help and summer. They come to lay in transients, are outside the -AJotoltheae-peaple can’t even compwionship in the slums the shade, ^to relieve So they stayed all niRht, 15 protection of society, workshop -m en to 10 cell bunks, in a-room find the publTc urinals.” often attached to sWTngs. In themselves in the opeir-stall - dtroctor Kreurer concluded that reeked of vomit, waiting George l wealher. The mysterjious blob Theirt) IS By CEORG® ABRAHAM boltom'of the plant, proceeding should have this guide before in Texas was a helpful dime form and Is due to a lack of ' h o l e s i n LAWNS; What upwaril. the pickle season begins. mold (Fuligo spetica) sufficient light. Now for Uie causes “thousands of holes” Not enc^ugh potash; Mottling, WATCH OUT FOR BLOBS! 'distributed world' wide by nasty job of ' trying to one-half to five-eights indh In spotting, streaking or curling You’ve r^pad about the “ blob” airborne spores. straighten wO. the correct diameter) In a lawn? We’ve ■' of leaves, starting oh the lower ■ whicii girew In a gardener’s There are over 500 species of names of these plan«. gotten ^ s quMtion often,' and levelSr Lower leaves-scprched lawa^u-Texaa. Ih eJ D ^ she slime mold and , . .The_.,:r_term ‘ispllt4©at„ - the sn^vyer b not very easy. or. burned on margins and tips. tried to kiU it. the bigger the are -hen'efitdal scavengers -of pfiiTodendron" is Incorrect, a it -These areag may- fall gut, Blob grew. This story hogged __H al% “are a few, possibiMeai— bacteria and otherralcroswalc tas hoiesTn^eleptres, it’srpal - ..‘-‘locust emergences,’’ cicadas. leaving ragged ^ges. the headlines. tHe?i''aT:wtrV- „rvrgHni^mH- M any are (ound In name is Monster?delldosa, or - beetles, chafers or even “ P rem alu rS T?5SrT)r leaves. ~servjce”plclced^tTipr-^7 ------ut;cb«cot ^ manure piles and rubbish' M. pertusa. falling ’dowh b efore Result? Many homeowners -earthworrhi. Pnhaps its birds___ ElapJs -A- maiurity^due—U>—poor- root— -suddenly______, decided they had exjjlorllig tte turf for-insects. swtss— cheese p lan t. One thing we’re certain of — ' development. I blobs In the yard. The blobs get it’s not slugs or snails, since' MAKING PICKLES; Last larger and largeri assume a ^ d c ‘ in d e brlBi Vinde t ^ year many a batch of pickles gelatinous and foamy ■ form, Stones and—other -thinf?s. wff n t-sour - orw e re dumped foF andchange ^orstro Vitamins. Did you know that We’ve seen wasps drill one reason or other. It’s hard to to reddiW lo yellow. say what went wrong, but we If you see these blobs in your different parts of vegetables holes In the soil, so you see but don’t call it a spUHeaf are determined that your yard, don'f wjiriry about them. differ in nutrient content? it can’ b/e a combination philodendron. Just call it- pickles will be better thii year. Tjiey,, are a slime mold, and^ For example, the leaf part of - of things. "Monstera,” if you can. • Before you start making theremere areaic many-iiianj- kinds. T exM------' collard greens’, turnip greens ■ Hop6 some readers will write Home gardeners will never does not have a monopoly on------amj-kale-contain much more «"ii '"h a f pickles send us a self- ■.a/i»inp} >hfl II r-hangi»_in .>KTS.Jiam---— eg-- addi-£s^, sljamp^'enVetope T K r ^ lo K r * '‘ ^^‘" ‘‘‘' = = r ^ ---- A thMi~ ttaais ■ W nnd rail it Monsera tnstgad pf BE' YOUR OWN PLANT ®ur illustrated booklet (32 ^umcSome aicare ' species ot - midribs. If^you remove—the -• -^ > 0 eTORT-Phmts^ovr certain------pages4^^r^-ealiU»4— ! '^Quick-----ungi _ , that hunger signs. The latest Kckling.,---- the.natu ra l^ a s y ------develop- in periods of j wpather following heavy rains. The outep-gF*n leaves ol bulletin of the Men's Garden "'ay to preserving. ‘ differonre' white, gray or yellow slijny lettuce_^j{re coarser than the aub of Amerlofl has some good SU'de lists^doz^iw J»ow. ■, . .. , , masses grovy up and over i?rass inner jeaves, buf the coarser- hinOs. to h elp d p t e c t - -of.fecip^ which tell how to It's o popular foliage plant • make pickled eggs, pickled surfaces in'round to irreRular leaves have high calciumv Iron deficiencies of* major soil with, a . vining growyi habit beets,'-IclclC pickles, sweet , patches. ■ and vitamin A value. Use the elem ents: which can be trained to grow pickle chips, zucchini pickles These masses dry to form outer leaves whenever you can; r^ot senough nitrogen; on a tree-fern totem, or cedar- and dozen'sof otKer tasty pickle grayish, dirty yellow, black or Produces a sickly yellowish bark slab. - white powdery growth'. When you trim cabbage, use cMoit- A dlstlijctlj^. slaw- and dishes. , , _____ ^ Train the cordlike aerial ...Whether you like ynnr - ' Slime: molds ^ littlfr harm the inner core. too,.The core is dwaffed growth. Drying up or 'roots to grow into the polting— pjckles sweet-or—sour, - you . -and will disappear during dry high in vitamin G-and-so-are "firing*’ of leaves.'It starts at mixtfire or mossed pplo. as cabbage leaves. they are organs of a^rptlon . B-TT. PfTranscnr -hl{»h-y»tamin-A-than-the-8b»lk%^ - .7n.wcr .. broccr te.,es m U * r . »hy not ... ^ W W j "tfiigTYrr 4Iicigh< azaleas together?’ moist until you can' prepare Yewfc,have their n^dl^es or them- 7 foltage turn yellow naturally , ZINNIA TROUBLES: This nniv ^pfipefially on the inside of favorite llOWer gets twu tree) so it’s nothing to worry diseases; alternaria blight and about. powdery mildew. The first However, if the foliage is fiicAaqp c;.nises Clowers aria Hart . . . m ' . IfrM U dir^hlS^ iarsom eUiin^on,. Benton .--oth^plants^coatsthe^^^^^^^^^ L T ^ S ^ ater around thT Tu'bstanc^. Plants the corner tJf a blH «tng. near a Gen. William W. Quinn. U.S.A. and dusty. A new co-anchor team for He has also reported from the rain spout, or in^ a poorly (Ret.), who was commanding Control; Use one-half "The CBS Morning N^wa" — ' Caribbean. Africa, the Middle drained area, wet feet can be a general of the U.S. 7th Army tablespoon of benomyl in one Hughes Rudd and Saljy Quinn East and Vietnam. Many of hiS problem . whfen he retired.Miss Quinn, a gallon of water. For first class — had been announced by reports have been seen Never plant yews among graduate of Smith C ollege, virill zinnias, control all diseases by Gor^n Manning, CBS News TCRularly on ' “ The X:BS_. azaleas and rhododendrons b eco m e a . ' C B S ' N e ws TBtng—two tablespooBsful- of Senior Vice President .and_ Morning News," "The CBS wHTcfTTi^ acid' soil. Yews Correspondent in her new zineb or nrtaneb, P L U S one-half Evening News” witH Walter^- prefer u mor».alkaline soil and assignment. tablespoon of benomyl In a CBS News Correspondent Cronkite and the Saturday if among azaleas, leaves ot Townsend, former city editor ^alion of water. H a g h co R Mdd, .» h n jn in ^ l the priilinn flt " T bfc .CBS E v e y De. vews will become yellow due t^ ol me— mrw—Tcrrtr- H yrE XTCn N D E A N B E B T l JBi organization in 1959, and Miss NcwS'.^’ ^ chlorosis, jriiirnaT-Trlhiine. has been CBS On a sunny day look for orange Quinn, a “style" section Boi-n in W aco, T e * ., in 192L News National Editor since egg clu s^f underneath the , reported for the Wa^ington Rudd studied at the University of ....— Mis.'imirl.-'— SLanfQtd September I96fr supervising a ll leaves ofl your bean plants. Crush thejn with yout-lingcr to «W™ei30THrWSid « . “Tor .prevent an outbreak of the " in July at a date 16 be------nrgpgftCTrgggftCT torfor tliBUie Kansas City ------N ew Y o r k H egdauM.t^r^^ ,m 9 r h p a n hpetle. the pest to this assignm ent he w as night that skeletonizes the foliage. announced later, ‘"nie CBS Star (1946-50), was editor of the news manager of CBS News. Sevin may be used as a Morning News” is broadcast Rock Springs. Wyo., Daily Rocket, wrrote for H arp er’s Townseijd wm chief asslatfiHt " -spray. C over" l30th“ t0 p -an d Monday through Friday on the city editor of the World- Esquire, American Magazine. bottom sides ot the foliage. CBS Televlislon Network. TcJeg.ram and Sun and was Paris Review, The Saturday At the same time, Manning with the new^apec.from 1961- annoitnced-thjIt-Liee Townsend, Evening Post and other 66^ile was also « reporter for QUESTION 6OX CBS News National publications. He is married to - the liOng Island :!tar-Journal QUESTION OF THE Assignment Editor, will the former Ann Greenwood and (J955-8I 7. H e w a s e d ito r 4n » WEEK; E. D. of Twin FaUsi become executive producer of h^s- a son, Jon, a student aj chicf of the ‘W ily Spectator” "Please tell me what causes the daily hour-long television Swarlhmore CoUege, — 'MissOuinn.bominSavannah,- at C o h ^ b ia CJolteg'e. - the brown spots on the edges of ~news broadcflst. Rudd ancTMlss "Quinn' Wtll Ga .. on July 1. 1941, has been our split-leaf philodehcfron: Rudd has liv^ , staged and succeed. CBS ...... N e w s vrith-the^WadljLnKtqn ^ost an ce Also, what’s the reasoiMor^ the reported-in th » MldwesC West^. CatreSpondehts John Hart and - June im a>e4»s worked as a Jisayes not forming h^es?” SoiitK "and E a s t-ta n d -.is an- Nelson Bientoh in jth c anchor feature writer and general Poor drainage''o£ lo t. much award-wlnnlng author of chairii of "The C ^ \loming assignment reporter covering water cause the lirown spots, stories about America and News.” Both Hart and Benton politics, the arts and society or yellow foliage. Use a m ix of Americans.Americans, Henc has covered ^ __ - will be reassigned within CBS naoH. PvpnLs around the world___ and has specialized m s ^ ia l__ one part each sand, peat and —News— as -^will-- O irk— .ClflrK i . forjCBS having &CT infer^ws In "the "style"- former, executive produc tc r^ for drainage. Moscow Correspondent and section. ■ the m orning television neWS Bonn-Berlih Correspondpnt. - Miss Quinas father is Lt. "Solid” leaves (no holes in broadcast. Somtor. Juty-8, 1773 T»m«»-Newa. Twin FaM». ' ____ In ihm H rit 6 M o n th * o f 1973. Ftf i t F^ t o I no .MCutOtion, no worry. AI 5% « high o f '$5.962,032.10. 'in in Iho tlrH lix monlhi of 1973. Once ogoin. the qc h "ObvroOtt^ thT»V'^W i»orT - why %o y I <^ sovinft* institution in _ 'Valley people place their s^thgt ot First Federdt. Mogi; voiiey The>e w h» heiMe-iiMed lh»oU^h^ hon9iA9.4imat .hnow whol. o it i* to have money d«po«rad wKere they'con count on the earnings oi <&ure Oft the tun ri»e« . ■ . Where t^ere U no ritk. Twin Fall*, l«»»ho Soi»4tov, July §, 1973 ^------. ------^----
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