The first day of the new year came in with the same gray Times-News drabness the final day of 1974 had departed in Kingsport. It was '74 Awards a day for the birds, and sobering football fans. Announced A man who built a fire under Sullivan County that resulted in the establishment of long-needed volunteer fire departments. A woman who has spent her life working with • the young and who now, in retirement, works helping adults learn, and a woman, confined to a wheelchair, who is determined to help break Times-News Ptiolo —Charles D»< down barriers to the handicapped. These are the recipients of the eighth annual Times-News Awards announded today. Wednesday The awards go to: Wallace D. Pardue, Sullivan County Civil January 1, 1975 Defense Director, who has won a reputation as an Kingsport, Tenn., 37662 organizer and doer in a little more than a year in 61 st year, number 174 the job, Mrs. Kathryn Penland, retired direc- Phone 246-8121 tor of the J. P. Stevens Community Center, Circulation 246-8129 And Mrs. Evelyn Russ, prime mover of a drive 4 sections, 44 pages to make life easier for wheelchair victims. Price 15 cents The Times-News Awards are given annually to from one to five persons who, in the opinion of the Times-News editorial board, have made sig- nificant contributions to the welfare of the com- munity, as private individuals, as members of service organizations, or as private public of- ficials. Each award carries a $100 check to be given to 1975-Year Of Challenge the charity of the award-recipient's choice.
WASHINGTON — Worldwide from for all the tasks to be tackled." —For the first time since the Great He prevents disasters economic dislocations, chronic commodity Complete 1974 The problems of recession, inflation, Depression, Americans were allowed to shortages and political uncertainties will year-end stock taxation, growth, capital, market changes buy and sell gold. An anticipated rush force Americans la start adjusting to al- report on pages can no longer be dealt with in domestic failed to develop, and gold prices dropped ; through preparedness tered lifestyles in 1975. terms but must be handled "within the sharply. The style in clothes and cars will change 4a and 5a context of our newly contracted world," —Raw sugar prices dropped 2 cents a less often. Do-it-yourself will become more the study says. pound again to 47.50 cents in New York in During this area's severe windstorms last April, Mrs. a necessity than a hobby. More people will "We've lived like there was no- a continuing rollback in the raw price that Marian Moffitt came home to her trailer on New Season seek to work beyond pension time to make tomorrow, and tomorrow is here," the RIA had sent retail prices to nearly $1 a pound Well Road and found another trailer partially inside it. ends meet. report notes, adding that 1974 "will go a month ago. Consumers cut sugar use and The wind had picked up a neighbor's trailer and Life will be "leaner and meaner" for it; down in the historical record as nasty year retailers sold sugar at a loss. slammed it into what was home for increasing number of people, scrambling new year and beyond, RIA say s that, wiiile one." herself and her three children, for jobs, markets, living space. "Scarcity" the future prospects are not "pleasant," During 1974, prices rose 12.2 per cent The report says that Americans feel an David, 16, Joey, 10 and one-year-old will become a household word and the "sinew and muscle" of the U.S. overall. Certain commodities, such as unprecedented sense of impotence in the Suzy. dominate the American consciousness. economy will endure, as will the nation's sugar and oil, cut even deeper into face of such problems as shortages i.a fuel, But don't despair, says the Research In- reservoir of skills, knowledge and capacity pocketbooks, soaring 400 per cent. food and raw materials; rising population Around 4 that afternoon she called curves, the battle to uncouple inflation Wallace D. Pardue, county civil stitute of America, a private organization to create. As 1974 ended and 1975 began, there which provides economic analyses and in- However, the RIA staff asserts that the were these developments: and recession, and the effort to regain an i defense director. Her trailer was a equilibrium in U.S. economic growth. total loss, and her family had telligence to the business community. "new era is here to slay," and the —Starting today, middle and upper in- problems it poses consists of "which parts come workers get a 5.85 per cent cut in While the "picture of hopelessness is nowhere to slay, no relatives in the "Our society is not going back to the hand undoubtedly overdrawn," the study says, | area and Suzy was ill. pump, outdoor privy." of the economy to keep growing, which to their take-home pay with resumption of Social Security withholding. More On Page 8A, Col. 1 While Mrs. Moffitt was still on the In a staff study on the outlook for the be curbed; where the capital must come WALLACE phone, Pardue had the American PARDUE Red Cross on another line. By 6 that evening arrangements had been made for her family to Ladies stay in a motel and have their meals at a nearby restaurant. first Pardue has this attitude that if it has to be done, it has to Virginia Industry be done immediately. For this attitude and for his ac- It was ladies complishments in 1974, he is being honored by the Times- first at Hol- News. ston Valley Principal among those accomplishments has been the Community formation of three volunteer fire departments in the lower Petitions For Gas Hospital end of the county. Wednesday Residents of Bloomingdale, Lynn Garden and Colonial Cutbacks of natural gas allocations to The federal judge's order follows Tues- Heights stood by in shock as six homes were struck by fire morning when industry have spread into Virginia, caus- day's Federal Power Commission approval Jami Dorinda within a ten-day period last spring. Four of the homes ing industrialists and factory-workers of emergency natural gas allocations to burned to the ground, and only the walls of a fifth home there to face a bleak new year unless keep four plants in Hawkins County open. Dean became remained standing. the "First suppliers come up with additional fuel to The Natural Gas Utiltiy District of More On Page 8A, Col. 1 keep the plants open. Hawkins County had asked for the emer- Baby of 1975." Danville city officials and industry gency supply two weeks ago, when its The Deans were representatives presented a petition to supplier, East Tennessee Natural Gas dancing the Federal Power Commission Tuesday, Company, announced fuel curtailments She touches lives asking the commission to insure Danville's that would have resulted in an 87 per cent at a Moose Club major industrial plants get enough gas to supply reduction. New Years avoid shutdowns that could idle 10,000 The same supplier provides fuel to party of young and old workers. southwest Virginia's major gas supplier, when Jami And a federal judge in Roanoke Tues- Colonial Natural Gas Company of Pulaski. decided it Mrs Kathryn Penland has devoted a lifetime to serving day acted to lessen the energy crunch in The Virginia State Corporation Com- the young people of Kingsport. But, her deeds have also southwest Virginia by limiting a gas was time for supplier's proposed 55 per cent cutback to mission in Richmond asked to have a Mom to go. touched the lives of many area adults. More On Page 8A, Col. 1 She stepped down in August as director of the J. P. 45 per cent. She debuted Stevens Community Center, after 15 at 4:57 a.m., years of service in the Borden com- weighing 7 Ibs., munity. She still teaches adult education classes at night, which Ford Winds Up Holiday, 1 oz. Delivered include basic courses through the by Dr. Paul Allen junior high level required for a GED (left), she is the diploma. first child of Mrs. Penland raised three Mr. and Mrs. daughters alone and, according to OKs Unemployment Act one of them, she also "bought things Raymond J. Dean Jr., 920 Afton for other children that she really VAIL Colo. (UPI) — Gerald Ford, his ing polishing and giving the State of the couldn't afford without our family and some friends rang out the old Union address, in which he will outline his Street. KATHRYN knowledge. She knew we'd probably ideas for tackling economic and energy vear _ that made him 38lh President of PENLAND fuss at her." the United States — and rang in the new problems in 1975. Her children are Mrs. Miriam Jean Wright of Daven- at a champagne party at his ski chalet. He also has to prepare his budget and an port, la., Mrs. Connie Nolen of Morristown, and Mrs. Penny Ford planned to return to the ski slopes economic report which will be submitted Jones of Kingsport. She has fo jr grandchildren. and also sign more bills today. He is wind- to Congress over the next month or so. He Watergate Jury Listens Mrs. Penland is vice president of the Council of Social ing up his 11-day yuletide work and ski is preparing with Secretary of State Services and a board member of the Mental Health As- vacation and plans to return to Washing- Henry Kissinger a state of the world ton tomorrow evening. report which will outline foreign policy sociation. She was on the board at the Salvation Army, but goals. now works with the Girl Guards thinking she's "giving Ford has 96 more bills to act on before a By early next week, Ford is expected to To Crucial Tapes Again more of myself that way." midnight Saturday deadline, at which make a statement on charges that the When Mrs. Penland had a class of foreign brides, she time his failure to sign any of them would Central Intelligence Agency spied on WASHINGTON (UPI) — New Year's which the alleged cover-up began to became their "mother away from home." She counseled be a pocket veto. 10,000 anti-war protesters and dissidents. unravelnravei. them and taught them things they'd need to know in a There were indications he would sign He has had a 50-page report, prepared by Day is another working day for the Wa- strange country. But, her students have helped her in the trade bill giving most favored trade tergate cover-up jury — perhaps even a The jury listened to the tapes in the CIA Director William Colby, responding to longer one than usual. courtroom, which was sealed off from return. status to the Soviet Union at a special the charges in his hands for several days The jury planned to resume delibera- public and press view. More On Page 8A, Col. 1 ceremony Friday. but has not commented on the subject. He signed two major bills Tuesday to In the coming days Ford is expected to tions at !1 a.m. EOT, a half hour earlier assist the growing number of unemployed, announce several Cabinet changes includ- than the usual court starting time, and to now fi million persons or 6.5 per cent of t he ing the appointment of Housing Secretary continue the entire day unless a verdict is Inside Wheelchair awareness nation's work force. .lames Lynn to be budget director; and reached, a U.S. marshal said. One of the measures, the Emergency Edward Lcvi, president of the University The jurors have deliberated 9 hours and Unemployment Act, will provide an addi- of Chicago, to replace Attorney General 35 minutes since receiving the conspiracy tional 13 weeks of benefits to workers who case of five of Richard Nixon's closest one of her projects William Saxbo, who has been named am- aides. are now covered by unemployment com- bassador to India. As part of its deliberation, the jury pensation. Other bills Ford signed included: spent all of Tuesday afternoon listening By propelling herself about in a wheelchair for HK> past The other will create 100,000 new public —Authorizing him to call a White again to tapes recorded on two crucial days service jobs in addition to 170,000 jobs House conference on libraries and infor- 25 years, Evelyn (Mrs. El-win F.) Russ of Mitchell lid. has already financed by federal funds under in the alleged cover-up of top-level invol- compelled Kingsport people to bernini- aware of the aruhi- mation services. vement in (ha break-in at the Democratic A suer takes a look al what's in I (Mural barriers to others confined to wheelchairs. She has the existing law. —Continuing appropriations for National Committee in the Watergate unearthed the fact that a newly-passed Tennessee law Ford said in n statement that he will federal activities during the I97R fiscal complex on Juno 17, 1972. the stars for the Kingsport area makes provisions for public buildings and streets to promptly sign a $2.75 billion supplemental year, including $150 million each for as- In a note signed by foreman John Ilof- during 1975 — and advises inves- appropriations bill to finance these two sistance for Israel and Egypt. provide access by means of ramps and wider doors. temporary programs. far the panel first asked Judge John Sirica tors to hang on to Eastman stock. After the birth of their second son, Mrs. Russ contracted When Ford returns to Washington, he —Concerning the title of»,()()() to 10,000 for evidence pertaining to March 21, (Page Ib) polio, leaving her ability to walk im- will face a mammoth load of work, includ- acres of limil iu Nevada. Miircli 22, and April 14,1SJ7S, the period in paired. She kept house from a wheelchair and reared the boys lar- Area News 211 Movies «: gely aided by her husband remain- Classified ftt%9C Television 71) ing active in church activities and Kingsport Truck Driver Killed In Crash City News IK Sports KM (IT serving us PTA president. Comics 71) Weather Map RA Deaths 8/V This Week »A Two daughters were born liilcr. wlls tic fiber over tho hillside. Drive firm, he had been employed with Editorials «l> Women 3B-SB With the boys living nway from IIK'KOKY, N. C.—A Klniisnort<"«" Mason-Dixon Lines, Inc., liobinson killed curly today when his truck ran off The accident happened around 11 p.m. Freight Lines and llolston Defense Corp. home and the girls not old enough to the i-oiid near here and tumbled down nn The Highway Patrol said It occurred on drive, her hu.shiind lnul u knee- state route 1H, about two miles west of He attended the Baptist church. operation that put htm on crutches. embankment, Outside KVKI.VN She re-loanicd to drive a cur Frank A. Kaley, SH, of 2202 Maxwell SI., Cookesvllle. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Hoxlo RUSS equipped with hiind controls. She died nl Ciitawhn Memorial Hospital here ill No other vehicles were involved In the Stiiriu-s Knloy of the homo; one son, New- found that she could drive horself nround, hut once she got 1:40 a.m. He was n driver for Hie Hoy H. nrctitonl. tlio Hlghwny 1'Mrol said, man Kaley of KliiRspovt; two Cloudy, windy and turning ««•!«•r with where sho was doing she "couldn't get Inside the building." Moore Truck Linos Inc., Wilcox Drive. gnmdchlldren; four brothers, Taylor occasional light rain today, ('lor *kl«« and Kalcy had been n driver for Hoy N. Kalcy, Charlotte, N.C., l.tm Ealey, colder tonight. Thursday moilly sunny Out of experience, and after seeing special facilities and According lo the North Carolina High- Moore for almost 20 years, a spokesman and cool. High yesterday, 54; low thl« treatment given p»-nplc In wheelchairs lit Kxno In Mon- way Patrol, KMcy was thrown from his (JreVmwlUc, MUlurd KuU-y, Cookevillv, with the company sn\d. and .loss Knlny of Kingsport. morning, 4». High today, low «0« and treal, sho persuaded others to Join In her "whoclchiilr truck when II wcnl off Ihr right side of the railing; low tonight, middle »0»; high awiircncss" campaign. roiid In heavy fog. The Iniclor-lrnlh-r rig lie was born In (iiTcne County and had rolled over several limes as it dropped made his homo In Kingsporl since 1042. Arrangements will he announced later tomorrow, middle 40*. Probability of rain Mnrr On Page HA, Col. 1 down llicK-inhankmi'iil, (lumping synthe- llrfore his ciiiDloywcnt with the Wilcox by Carter's (Impel Funeral Home. Is HO PIT cent loday. ' IA HIM* / WcAMMay, JM. 1,1174 800 Detroit Homicides—'Murder Capital USA' Among the homicide victims were five He said his prediction was wrong lie also warned that New Year's Kve • DETROIT (UP!) —i Detroit ended 1974 policemen shot on duty. with a record-breaking 800 homicides — because while execution-style homicides traditionally brought a high rate of shoot- dropped significantly, killings involving ings. In view of that, Bannon said police Figures compiled by the police depart- and police predicted the rate of fatal ment show that roughly 80 i>cr cent of the shootings, stabbing* and beatings would two or more members of the-same family helicopters were scheduled to be ground- and Homicides considered "justifiable" ed for several hours early today to protect victims were black. Over 75 per cent of the not diminish in the new year. Identified perpetrators were also black. "Society as a whole is becoming more increased significantly. police from snipers. Police Cmdr. James D. Bannon warned Police killed 29 persons in 1974, includ- Handguns were used in more than half violence-prone," said Police Chief Philip ing a 25-year-old breaking and entering G. Tannian, who last August predicted there was little likelihood the killing pace of the killings. Knives were the second would slacken. suspect New Year's Eve. The man, iden- most used weapon and shotguns were there would be fewer homicides in 1974 tified as Cornelius J. Mitchell, of Detroit, than the year before, when 751 murders "The sky's the limit," he said when third. were recorded. asked where the deadly trend would end. was victim No. 800. Gold 'Rush' Slips, Prices Drop $200 an ounce on European By BOBBY RAY MILLER "There is no gold rush. N.Y., bought a 2'X>-ounce field, Mich. At 12:17 a.m., she plunked down $52.79 markets in anticipation of a United Press International It's more like a funeral bar of gold at $192 an ounce large U.S. demand. In Lon- march," said Samuel Weisi, just 30 seconds after mid- for a quarter-ounce wafer at night. Trading closed at the Gold and Silver Coin Co. don Tuesday it fell to The great American gold a major New York $186.50. rush turned into a casual wholesaler. $182.50 and Buckley's gold "I just like gold," she said. 530 W. Center 247-2661 The reaction of Gwen President Ford summed stroll. was worth $23.75 less than up the feelings of most "It was a yawn," one "This is a good show to he paid for it. Bennett, a 65-year-old Salt IViKY TMUtSOAT Europe that Americans are Lake City widow, was Americans who passed up broker said. the chance to buy gold. "I'm Americans for the first not as stupid as they think," In Los Angeles, actor typical of the attitude of Big and Juicy Weiss said. "Gold is still a Dean Jones bought a two- many Americans who not a speculator," he told time since 1933 could ounce gold bar and newsmen at his ski resort in HALF FOUND legally buy gold Tuesday. good buy, but not at these decided not to buy gold. prices. The public is tired of promptly bit it to see if it "I'm more worried about Colorado. CHOPPED ROUND There was an early flurry of In gold-rich South Africa, commodity trading. Banks getting ripped off." was good. He left teeth paying this month's light with Baked potato marks. bill," she said. gold stocks dropped in and brokerage houses Several dealers reported value. Gold mining stocks reported a lot of inquiries selling small quantities as One of the first to buy Before the glittering me- 49 tal went on sale, the price of also lost value on New York Countdown to but few takers. Prices curiosity items. gold was 14-year-old and London stock markets. tumbled. Sen. James Buckley, R- Carlenne Brown of South- gold soared to more than Thousands of joyous New Year's Eve revelers crowded into Times Square last night to watch the 86-foot descent of the 100-pound Mrs. Benny, Daughter Get Fortune ball atop the old Allied Chemical Building. LOS ANGELES (UPI)— and to the Los Angeles orchestra said the It's the traditional way to welcome the new Comedian Jack Benny left County Museum of Art. Stradivarious could be JANUARY the bulk of his rnultimillion The amount of his estate worth between $50,000 and year in New York. dollar estate to his wife, was not disclosed. The first $100,000. There was no sister and adopted probate hearing is word on the possible worth daughter, according to scheduled for Jan. 24. of the Presenda. New Year Gets Warm Welcome probate filed Tuesday. Benny directed that his His widow, Mary .'.livings- The violin-playing comic, Stradivarious and Presenda tone, was left a specific By United Press been considered too long who was 80 when he died of violins be turned over to bequest of $100,000 plus an International for other reasons. It had cancer Dec. 26, also left the Philharmonic. He income of $10,000 per been highlighted by infla- bequests to the Motion Pic- earlier had donated them month in addition to their Thousands of revelers — tion, recession, joblessness, ture Country Home and but had retained them for home, its furnishings, au- Lams Selection of Girls' Winter undaunted by chilly rain — war, natural disasters, Hospital, the Los Angeles use during his lifetime. tomobiles, jewelry and per- ushered in the new year at famine, and violent crime. Philharmonic Orchestra A spokesman for the sonal effects. New York's Times Square, while others paid $99.99 for DRESSLS* SKIRTS •SLACKS a "bargain" evening of en- tertainment at San Fran- cisco's Sheraton-Palace. Many simply avoided crowds and relaxed in the BOYS' comfort of their homes, throwing small parties or dozing in front of the WINTER SLACKS • KNIT SHIRTS television set. For alcoholics whose troubles may have started SUITS & SPORT COATS with such traditional celebrations, the festivities at the Salvation Army's Harbor Light Center in Chicago were low-keyed. The new year was marked Girls' and Boys' Girls' and Boys' with a cold-cut buffet, raffling of wrist watches COATS and a movie, "How the West SHOES Was Won." and Regardless whether the year was brought in by merriment or prayer, many DOORS OPEN... JACKETS looked to 1975 with hope for solutions to world problems. When the clocks struck midnight. New Year's Eve Sale Starts at 9:30 A.M. revelers had lived through a year longer than most — 8:00 A.M. THURSDAY THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 one second longer, to be precise. Timekeepers All Merchandise is First Quality, Name Brands throughout the world ad- ded an extra second to the last day of 1974 to correct a time lag caused by the TOTSOTEEHS earth's rotation. Entire Stock Of Fall & Winter Fashions... GREENACRES The year 1974 may have FAA Official's Nettie Lee's Car Strikes Parked Plane • COATS SEMI-ANNUAL WASHINGTON (UPI) — A Federal Aviation Ad- ministration official res- ponsible for all ground • DRESSES safety at National Airport blacked out on Christmas SHOE night and drove his airport vehicle into a parked jet, it • Famous begins was learned Tuesday. Bernard McGinness, 55, an operations officer in RAINCOATS charge of ground safety and personnal at Nationa'., drove his airport travel-all vehicle into the fuselage of 8 A.M. THURS., JAN. 2nd a Northwest Orient 727 jet. • ROBES The airline said the plane, which had no passengers, has been repaired and is Hundreds of Pairs Of Leathers, Suedes and back in service. An FAA spokesman con- • SLEEPWEAR man made shoes to Choose from! firmed the accident and said McGinness on March 19 had been sent home for reporting to work under the influence of alcohol, and an • FOUNDATIONS Valley • Florsheim • Amano • Famalare official letter of reprimand was placed in his file. Joyce • Viner • Cover Girl • Easy Street But the spokesman said ...and others! the accident Christmas night was not related to • SPORTSWEAR drinking, and thai "McGin- ness' supervisors say there is no job-related drinking % problem that they are aware of," McGinness was not available for comment on SHOP THURS. 8 AM.TIL8 P.M. 25 ™ 65 OFF the accident Northwest Orient gave no estimate of the damage, REG.'10.00 TO'33.00 but the plane was patched OFF! up in Washington and flown to Minneapolis-St. SPECIAL GROUPS... | Paul for more extensive repairs. A spokesman for $ 81 $ 90 the hospital said McGinness was released after being NOW 3 ,o 21 treated for minor con- SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS! tusions. Ihf Klngsoori Times (Evening e*cept Saturday and Sunday), The Klngspact News I morn I no oxccot Sunday and .«*•/* •• Open Moil. & I'Vi. Nights tilO, OA AI,I,SIIOI',SC,ONVI',NIKNTI,Y DISPLAYED ON HACKS Monday). 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Continued From Page 1 Exporting Countries (OPEC) "may be son, 87, of Route 4, Rogera- tie) McNuII, both of Hll- the "output of gloom must be taken larger than the combined resources of all Accident vllle died Tuesday morning tons, Va., and Mrs. Tom seriously.'1 the major industrial countries." at her home after * short (Kate) Carr, Kingsport: The traditional "sense of progress According to experts cited by the study, Injuries Fatal illness. four brothers, Charlie without end or price" has begun to disip- President Ford's goal of reducing oil im- She was a member of Porter, Mack Porter, Bordie pear, it notes. "A new streak of pessimism ports by a million barrels a day can be met Spires Chapel Baptist Porter, all of Gate i, and is appearing in the American character. without serious economic disruption at a To Mrs. Milhorn Church. She is survived John Porter /rior, We're feeling poorer, frailer, no longer saving of $4 billion. A U.S. government by two sons, Fred J. and Neb.; five " .Jldren, indestructible, immortal. We're running analysis contends that "we waste as much Mrs. Billic Joe- (Mary Gary H. Lawson, both of four great-g. ..^children. scared into the future — and have every energy as Japan consumes," the study Alice) Milhorn, 37, of 161 Rogersvllle; one step- Warren Funeral Home is reason." says. Milhorn Drive died Tuesday daughter, Mrs. Volura Law- in charge. It singles out oil conservation as clearly Despite the difficulties and the doom- afternoon at Holston Valley Community Hospital as a son, Eidson; 14 the top priority in the industrial world, saying, the study says, "no iron law com- grandchildren, 44 great- Rita Byers emphasizing a "frightening mands 'roll over and play dead.' Bad as result of injuries suffered in prospects seem to be, there is one asset — an auto accident Saturday grandchildren. Mrs. Rita Louise Byers, rearrangement of the world's wealth" as a Broome Funeral Home in 32, of Route 8, Kingsport result of the flow of money to the oil options, realistic, alternative courses of evening on Fall Creek Road. unwIAIMIIOIOCMI* producing nations, which has assumed an action for these major ills. None is A native of St. Charles, Rogersville is in charge. died at 8 p.m. Tuesday in painless, cost-free, or easy to manage, but Va. she hud lived in Kings- Holston Valley Community During Wednesday, rain will be forecast in the Pacific "unreal 'Alice in Wonderland' air." Northwest and widespread from the mid Gulf coast In less than five years, it says, the they exist. Any failure will be a failure of port since 1943. She was a Robert McReynolds Hospital after a long illness. exchange holdings of the Oil Producing nerve, not a lack of alternatives." teller 'at the Colonial She was a lifelong northeastward thru the Tennessee Valley and into the mid Heights Branch of the First DUNGANNON, Va. — Atlantic states. Mostly sunny skies should dominate the Robert Lee McReynolds, 77, resident of Sullivan County rest of the nation. Maximum readings include: Atlanta W, Tennessee National Brank Rt. 1, Dungannon, died at and a graduate of Ketron and a member of the Gray High School. Boston 48, Chicago 35, Cleveland 39, Dallas 47, Denver 35, United Church. Johnston Memorial Hospi- Duluth 22, Houston 55, Jacksonville 76, Kansas City 36, Virginia Industry Survivors include her tal, Abingdon, Tuesday Survivors include her Little Rock 52 Los Angeles 66, Miami 80, Minneapolis II, husband, Billy Joe Milhorn, morning following a stroke husband, James R. Byers; New Orleans 73, New York 47, Phoenix 56. San Francisco Continued From Page 1 10,000 lay-offs become necessary. three daughters, Jeanie three weeks ago. He was a one daughter, Miss Debbie 55 Seattle 46, St. Louis 36, Washington 51. decision-making role in the Federal Power The FPC's Jan. 7 hearing originally was Milhorn a student at ETSU, retired miner. Louise Byers; a son, James Commission's upcoming hearing on the set at the request of several East Tennes- and twin daughters, Kelly Survivors include his Stevie Byers; her mother, East Tennessee company's curtailments in see industries and the Tennessee Public and Kathy Milhorn of the wife, Mrs. Blondie Stallard Mrs. Anna Bell Faust; three public meetings Virginia. The SCC also urged the FPC to Service Commission, who charged that home, her parents, Mr. and McReynolds, of the home; sisters, Mrs. Mary Vicars, include Danville's gas supplier, Transcon- they had not been given sufficient notice Mrs. Lon B. Shuler of four daughters, Mrs. Nan- Mrs. Joan Steadman and THURSDAY nie Stansberry, Nickels- Mrs. Ruth Johnson, all of tinental Gas Pipeline Company, in the of the supply cutbacks. Kingsport, eight sisters, Kingsport; two brothers, The Kingsport Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. hearing as well. Mrs. Hr.rry (Jeanette) ville, Va., Mrs. Sylvia Davis, The petitioners also charged in their Coeburn, Mrs. Gloria E.D. and Charles Faust, January 2 at the superintendent's office, Dobyns-Bennett Danville's industrial economy, already hearing request that the curtailments Williams, Dayton, Ohio, High School. Mrs. G. B. Doretha) Bailee, Stanley, Lenexa, Va., Mrs. both of Kingsport. hardpressed by over 12,000 lay-offs, could were being made in an attempt to Virginia Powers, Dungan- The Kingsport Beverage Board will meet at 2 p.m. face even unhappier days if the additional influence the regulation of gas prices. Mrs. Elaine (Elizabeth) Hamlett-Dobson Funeral ( Morgan, Miss Peggy Shuler non; four sons, Hazelton Home is in charge. January 2 at the council room, Kingsport City Hall. of Kingsport, Mrs. W. E. McReynolds, Roger (Jane) Schreiber of Sat- McReynolds, Ballard Funerals FRIDAY telite Beach, Fla., Mrs. Fur- McReynolds, all of Dungan- MILHORN, MRS. BILLY JOE The First Tennessee-Virginia Development District will Kathryn Penland man (Barbara) Mason of non, Thaddeus (Mary Alice) Winston Salem, N. C., Mrs. McReynolds, Coeburn; four Funeral services for Mrs. Billy Joe hold a wastewater treatment management meeting for (Mary Alice) Mllhorn will be held area chief local elected officials at 9:30 a.m. January 3 at Continued From Page 1 dollars. He needed it. John (Rebecca) Hood of sisters, Mrs. Mabel Craw- Thursday morning at 11 a.m. at ford, Coeburn, Mrs. Maggie Hamletl-Dobson Chopet with Rev. Kingsport City Hall. Offi;-i;;ls from the counties of Carter, He asked permission to wash her win- Oletha, Kansas, Mrs. Jackie Darrls Doval in charge. Burial will Hawkins, Sullivan, Washington, Tenn., and Washington, dows to help earn the money. Mrs. (Glenda) demons of Selma, Vaughn, Church Hill, Mrs. beuun East Lawn Memorial Pork. The She has even fed her students when Audrey Maness and Miss body will remain at the funeral home Va., and the cities of Bristol, Tenn., Bristol, Va., Bluff City, they've arrived early for class. Her Penland examined the coat, gave him the Ala., six brothers, Dixie May where the (amity will receive (rlends of Pennington Gap., Va., Ethei McReynolds, both of Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. Church Hill, Elizabethton, Johnson City, Jonesboro, daughter, Penny, explained, "If she five dollars, explaining, "You can come Hairilett-Dobson Funeral Home Is In Kingsport, Mount Carmel and Watauga are expected to back and wash my. windows when the Harold May of St. Charles, Kingsport; two brothers, charge. doesn't have anything to worry about, she Everett McReynolds, attend. hunts for it. But. she's very emotionally weather gels warmer." Va Lon Z. Shuler, Jack H. LAWSON, MATTIE Shuler and E.J. Shuler all of Kingsport, Ora Funeral services for Mrs. Mottle involved with the Borden community." Buying gifts to cheer people up out of McReynolds, Coeburn; 20 Lawson will be conducted at 2- p.m. her own pocke'tbook and looking to find Kingsport, Thomas B. Thursday at Spires Chopel Baptist At Christmas, Mrs. Penland has been Shuler of West Palm Beach, grandchildren and ten Church with the Rev. Jess PAcMurrv known to box up her own food and send it trouble so she can help out are everyday great-grandchildren. and Rev. Joe HicKmon officiating. Dykes Being Considered things in the life of Kathryn Penland. She Fla., several nieces and Burlol will be in Baker Cemetery. Body to familes who are without. She still writes nephews. Estes Funeral Home, will be taken to the church 30 minutes letters to one of her "boys" who is in the thrives on the enjoyment of doing for prior to services. Family will receive others, but shuns publicity of any kind. Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Coeburn, in charge of (rlends from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the penitentiary. "When something tragic Home is in charge. arrangements. funeral home. Broome Funeral Home In For State Regents Post happens to one of the families, it's like it Since her retirement, Mrs. Penland has Roaersville Is In charge. happened to her own," Penny said. moved to 906 Lament St., but the children 8RENDLE, HARVEY U. KNOXVILLE (UPI) — 1975, at which time he will Orgie Lee Strickler Joel D. Martin U. have been at Kansas for two A recent incident is a good example of have followed her. They still need that Brendle will be conducted at 1 p.IT Dr. Archie Dykes, former Mrs. Penland's anonymous deeds for special something she's given to so many BEULAH — Orgie Lee COLUMBIA, S.C.— Joel si Chancellor of the Univer- years. D. Martin, 42, a former Church with the Rev. J. C. Chooman and others. A lad in the Borden community before them. And, Kathryn Penland? She Strickler, 70, of Beulah, the Rev. Carl Strlckler officiating. Burial sity of Tennessee at Knox- Tennessee Eastman Corp. will be In Happy Volley Memorial Park, wanted to buy a second-hand coat for five still has a lot to give. died in Johnson City Ellrobethton. The body will be removed ville, remained today Memorial Hospital after a employee and Kingsport lo Ihe chgrch one hall hour before ser- among those being con- resident died at 9 a.m. vices. Friends will be received from 7-9 As alive long illness. He was a life- Wednesday evening at the tuneral home. sidered as Chancellor of the long resident of Sullivan Tuesday after suffering a Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is In State Board of Regents. County. heart attack at the Carolina charge. Dykes, Chancellor at the asa Evelyn Russ Eastman Company here. MILBURN. HAZEL University of Kansas, has Survivors include his Funeral services for Mrs. Hazel Mil- reportedly turned down the wife, Mrs. Sarah (Lucy) Following his graduation burn will be conducted Thursflav at 2 memory. Continued From Page 1 byterian College (now Eckerd College), fro;n the University of Ten- p.m. ot the Mayfoir United Methodist offer once, on grounds that and Fritz received his doctorate from Car- Strickler; one son, George Church with Ihe Rev. Robert Wilcox and That's what beautiful Strickler of Route 1C, nessee in 1959, with a B.S. the Rev. Glen Milburn officiating. Burial he did not want to leave Another of the projects in which Mrs. negie-Mellon Institute. He's assistant degree in chemical en- will follow In the Mllburton Cemetorv. Kansas after so short a stay. (lowers and plants are. Russ has been a moving force has been the professor of marketing in the graduate Jonesboro; one sister, Mrs. gineering, Martin was The body will remain at the Wilson Sources indicate he may school of the University of North Carolina, Annie Doran of Blountville; family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 reconsider in the spring of And we can help. Just restoration of Exchange Place. From its three grandchildren; employed by the Tennessee p. m. Wednesday and will be taken to the beginning, she has served as chairman of and co-author of a recent textbook on Eastman Corp., Kingsport. church one hour before services to lie In stop by or call. And let several nieces and nephews. - state. In lieu of flowers those desirein the crafts sales, prodding, promoting, and businesss. He served in various en- mov make contributions to the Mavfoir flowers express what planning. She's constantly seeking to en- David was the national Voice of Gray Funeral Home is in gineering and management United Methodist Church or to the Mil- Name Omitted charge of arrangements. burton United Methodist Church. Wilson words can't. courage and .upgrade quality crafts Democracy winner while at Dobyns-Ben: assignments with TEC until charge. An obituary in Tuesday's produced by local artisans, and to provide nett, and is now marketing director for the last year, when he moved to Times omitted the facts an outlet for their work. new Tampa, Fla. professional soccer club. Sidney Leffew Columbia to assume the MCREYNOLDS, ROBERT roseclose Susan and Carolyn are both students at position of plant protection that Mrs. Hazel Milburn • Among her other activities, she has McRevnolds will be held at 1 p.m. was the widow of the Rev. rJlonil C ani/xiiitj served as president of Church Women Eckerd College. Sidney McPherson Lef- manager. Thursday at the family home. Rt. 1. few, 80, of 1612 Pineola Ounoannon, Va. with the Rev. Charles J.E. Milburn and made her United and with the Interfaith Council, Her husband is Trust Officer of the Martin received a M.S. Ruff officiating Burial will be In the home with her niece Mattie 108 W. Chorlemont St. Ave., died at 6:50 a.m. RoblneMe Cemetery. The bodv was and retains her interest in church affairs First National Bank of Sullivan County, degree in mathematics Milburn of Rt. 7, Church Ph: 246-6108 at Preston Hills Presbyterian Church. where Mrs. Russ founded the Talking Wednesday at Holston from East Tennessee State from the Estes Funeral Home, Coeburn Hill. Valley Community Hospital University in 1966. He was a All four Russ children were National Tellers, a speech chorus. She drives to following a long illness. Merit Scholar finalists. Fritz and David Norton, Va. weekly to direct a similar member of the American were both graduated from Florida Pres- group there. Born in Wythe County, Institute of Chemical En- Va., he had resided a por- gineers. tion of his life in Pulaski, Survivors include his Va. and had been a resident wife, Mrs. Nora Martin; two of Kingsport for the past 20 daughters, Nancy, 14, and Wallace Pardue years. An employee of Donna, 13; and one son, Continued From Page 1 Department is in the process of putting up Kingsport Foundary where Steve, 10. he had worked until 1958 For years homeowners in the lower end a new building and will soon receive its Dunbar Funeral Home, $5,000 allocation from Court. and had since served as a Columbia, S.C., is in charge had relied on the Sullivan County consultant there. A of arrangements. (Blountville) Volunteer Fire Department, "I can't tell you all he gets into. He does member of First Christian located 20 minutes to 40 minutes away and what he's supposed to do. I don't have Church where he was an Sara Kerney two subscription fire companies. Elder Emeritus. anything but praise for the man, myself," GATE CITY — Mrs. Sara The bizarre chain of fires convinced said Lake Barnes, chairman of the Saftey He is survived by his these communities of the need to start Committee, Pardue's link with County L. (Sally) Kerney, 83, of their own volunteer organizations, and wife, Mrs. Crecie Caviness Route 4, Gate City died at Court. Leffew of the home; one 1:47 a.m. Wednesday at Pardue was standing ready to give^hem daughter, Mrs. Robert E. the direction and help they needed." What Pardue has done since taking over Holston Valley Community (Frances) Frost, High- hospital. He was instrumental in obtaining the the post in September, 1973 is revamped point, N.C.; two half-sisters, state charters for the new fire depart- the county's civil defense plans. With Miss Thelma Hudson and She was a lifelong ments, organizing training through the state help he is trying to revive coordina- Mrs. Audrey Quails, both of resident of Scott County State Fire Marshal's office and gaining tion between the various governments in Huntingdon, W.Va.; four and attended the Not- fiscal recognition from County Court. the county to deal with a natural disaster. grandchildren. tingham Church. As a result: the North Kingsport He has developed sec-^dary '.varying Hamlett-Dobson Funeral She is survived by three- Volunteer Fire Department and the systems, including agreements with the Home is in charge. sons, W.H. (Jack) Kerney, Bloomingdale Volunteer Fire Department Sullivan County Sheriff's Department and Gate City, Carl Kerney, have acquired equipment and garage a local broadcasting station to stay on the Mattie Lawson Kingsport, and John D. ENTIRE STOCK space and $5,000 each from County Court. air throughout the night on an emergency Kerney, also of Kingsport; The Colonial Heights Volunteer Fire basis. ROGERSVILLE — Mrs. three sisters, Mrs. Nannie Mattie Ella Markham Law- Dixon and Mrs. Coy (Mat- REG. $2.99! Unbelievable! Beautiful patterns, multicolors, snlids CHAIN and more! Many reduced from SAWS $3.981100% Polyester. 60". 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STAIEY'S A C fit.A ((*,,.'_ SYRUP OO POUND 36 01. i i tt iriM»*rt Tim* I W«d*e«Uy, JH. 1,1*71 Kingsporter Sought By Four Counties JOHNSON CITY—A posting bond in Washing- Fall From Scaffold Kills Kingsport man posted a ton County. $1,500 bund on 12 bail check In other Sessions Court charges and had a hearing action, sentencing for IB- ETSU Mini-Dome Worker set for Jan, 14 In General year-old Keith Sholcs, 1100 Sessions Courl Tuesday, Hillrlse Blvd., was deferred but found himself in deeper JOHNSON CITY— A contractor's A spokesman for the Ambulance pending a probation report trouble while signing his after he was found guilty of steward removing scaffolding at the Authority, which was called to take bond at the Washington ETSU "Mini-Dome" fell about 17 Williamson to the hospital at 11:25, assault and battery by said witnesses reported the victim Judge Stewart Cannon. JCPenney feet Tuesday morning, got up and walked around, and several hours landed on some plywood stacked later died in the operating room at below and got up and walked Sholes was charged with Johnson City Memorial Hospital. around. assaulting 17-year-old Christopher Kirk, on the Marvin Williamson, 53, Rt. 2, No one else was injured in the ac- cident. night of Dec. 3. Witnesses Chuckey, was evidently trying to testified the incident oc- free a stubborn piece of scaffolding Williamson was employed by B.L. cured in the drive-way of when he lost his balance and fell near Nicholson of Knoxville, the general Kirk's Camelot Circle the main entrance ramp on the west contractor for the project. He had home. end of the building. worked at the site since early 1973: County Sheriff's office. Ray McQueen, 929 Chad- Sholes and defense wit- wick Dr., Apt. 3, was held in nesses claimed the younger custody after three other Kirk suffered a bloody nose counties advised the and a cut mouth after he JCPenney sheriff's office he was told Sholes, "let's get it Second Neighborhood Fire wanted on similar bad on" and grabbed his shirt check charges in each of the front. The defense attorney Pixy other counties. portrayed the fight as being Destroys Coeburn Residence Deputies said McQueen started by both youths. was wanted on bad check COEBURN — A Tuesday afternoon fire The residence, located near the inter- portraits, ^ »» charges in Sullivan, Unicoi, Judge Cannon saw the si- four miles west of here destroyed a section of Highway 58 and the Tocoma and Hawkins Counties. He tuation in a different light, residence not ,"00 feet from where fire last turnoff to the High Knob road, was just was released to Sullivan however, and found Sholes week consumed another home, according across the street from the home of Daniel County authorities after guilty. are enough to make to town fire officials. K. Mullins of Tacoma, which burned last The tenants, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morgan Monday. and two children, lost all personal posses- Firemen reported Tuesday that last anyone smile. sions in the 5:15 p.m. blaze, believed to week's fire, originally thought to have have been caused by a faulty flue from a originated from defective Christmas tree living room heating stove, firemen said. lights, may have been set by unknown ar- No injuries were reported, and sonists. homeowner Bill Deary of Coeburn had no Later investigation into the Mullins Only 1.69 estimate on the value of the house. home blaze, firemen said, have revealed thSt an unidentified object was reportedly for a 5 x 7 or 4 \\ailet sizes of same pose thrown through a living room window in natural color. Farmer Reports from a passing car shortly before the home was enveloped by flames. • No appointment necessary. Come in". • Age limit: children to 12 years old. Tobacco Theft A neighbor, whose identity was not • Choice of poses from as many as 4 or 5. A Church Hill farmer reported the theft disclosed, told investigators of the in- • Two children together. . . only 2.98. of 600 pounds of tobacco from his barn cident, according to authorities. The • No hidden charges. Sunday night. Clyde McCracken, Rt. 3, Mullins family was not at home at the • Mail orders: just slightly more. said the tobacco, valued at $700, was time. If, you have a second or third favorite packed in baskets and ready to go to the The object may have been a firebomb, pose, take them, too. At these special market. according to investigators, while no con- prices, in either size. The thieves left the empty baskets, nections have been made between the two Your second selection 1.69 McCracken said. blazes. Your third selection 1.65 Your fourth selection 1.55 Your fifth selection 1.40 Lee Turns Down High Test Beer JONESVILLE — Lee County voters Stickleyville precinct alone went "wet", SAVE$2.20. r. according to election officials. Our $6.97. Girls' Pod Tuesday defeted a proposal for the sale Boot. Brown Suede-1 of 6 per cent beer in the county by almost Uppers. Lug-sole. Si a 4 — 1 margin. A petition circulated in November in favor of the referendum was widely pro- 8'/z-12, 12'/2-4. Tuesday's referendum, which came tested by a citizens' group headquartered $477 Photographer's Hours: after more than two months of arguments in Jonesville. The group had charged that among citizen factions regarding the is- many petition signers were encouraged to Thurs. and Fri. 10-7 sue, failed by a tally of 3,144 to 878. sign without being accurately informed of Satutday ,9:30-5:30 Of the county's 20 precincts, the the petition's purpose. Men's Shoe Clearance. Big Selection. 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Baylor memorabilia in the form of wearing East, meelinu Texas — oops — make that Baylor, the apparel, banners and bumper stickers can be found in Joe Paterno: It's our Coaching Offer liard-to-believe champions of the Southwest Conference. every shop and store and no self-respecting Bears' fan can most exciting bowl The Nittany Lions will be about a touchdown favorite. be seen without his green and gold "I Believe" lapel but- game because of the Penn State will be making its third trip to the Cotton ton. excitement generat- Bowl and second under Coach Joe Piiterno while (In; 12lh- " "People sure are stirred up," said Baylor Coach Grant rated Bears, as has been widely publicized, will be making Teaff, who won UPI's National Coach of the Year honor for ed by Baylor. their initial journey to the New Year's Day battle. directing the Bears from a 2-B record in 1974 to the 8-,'i STEVE SLOAN championship season this year. "But our players have their heads screwed on right." NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Vanderbilt coach Today's Cotton Bowl game begins at 2 p.m. and Steve Sloan decided late Tuesday not to accept a can be seen on Channels 3,10 and 11 in this area. the East before that game," said Paterno, who is taking the tempting offer of a high-salaried head football posi- Niltany Lions to a bowl game for the seventh time. "There tion at Texas Tech. That set of circumstances came about when, for the first Cotton might be some carryover from that game for our squad. 1 Calling it the "hardest decision I can remember," lime in half a century, Baylor captured the conference title don't really know. Sloan said "Vanderbilt has been good to me. The — ending a reign of six consecutive years by the Texas "We are just excited about playing Baylor. We wanted to people here gave me a chance to be a head football Longhorns. Bowl come here as champions of the East and play the cham- coach. Anil because Baylor has done what H lias done, the 1975 pions of the Southwest Conference." "I am turning down a better job. It's a job a zillion Cotton Bowl appears to be generating more excitement Penn State made the same trip for the 1972 game, people are after but I think I have a good coaching than those of recent vintage. drubbing Texas, 30-6, and in 1948 the Nittany Lions played job. If I wasn't convinced we have a great chance to "It's our most exciting bowl game," said Paterno when And for those not familiar with Baylor, which includes a Southern Methodist to a 13-13 standoff in the Cotton Bowl. win and continue to improve at Vanderbilt, I lot of folks, the Bears will be the ones in green. A note of trivia from that game is the fact that the two wouldn't have stayed." It has been 11 years since Baylor has been in a bowl game extra points missed were attempted by three-lime SMU Sloan said he fell he owed the high school prospects of any sorl and nine years since the Bears have so much as All-America Doak Walker and by current Penn State- already signed some loyalty as well as tne fans and Comments By Baylor been on national television. Athletic Director Ed Czekaj. the people who hired him. Now that their big chance has finally come they will Although this will be the eighth bowl apperance for The 30-year-old UPI Southeastern Conference likely have to put up with foul weather since the forecast Baylor, the Bears have not been to a post-season affair Coach of the Year had been invited to the Lubbock calls for murky skies and a chance of rain for the 2 p.m since the 1963 Bluebonnet Bowl. And most of the years campus after Saturday's 0-6 Peach Bowl tie with Tailback Upset Lions (EST) kickoff before a full house of more than 70,000. since then have been exceptionally lean ones with Baylor Texas Tech. Sloan flew there Sunday for an inter- "I just want our team to play well," said Baylor coach averaging only two victories a year for seven seasons view. DALLAS (UPI) — defensive end Greg Grant Teaff, UPI's coach of the year. "I'd like to come off previous to this one. Tao vacancy at Tech occurred when coach Jim Baylor tailback Steve Murphy. the field and have people say it was a good college football "There are two ways of looking at bowl games," said Carlen announced he would take over the football Beaird's belief that Penn "I never find it hard to get game. Lord knows I want to win, but my first desire is that Teaff. "First there is the idea that it is a reward for the program at South Carolina. State could be beaten by at upset at the other team," we play well." players and that there should be as much fun mixed in as least three of the teams the Murphy said. "And it's Penn State, in a year that was supposedly set aside for possible. Then there is the thought that you are a Bears played this year has really not hard to get upset rebuilding, turned in a 9-2 performance including a season representative of your conference and should do your ut- bothered some of the Nit- when you read where they ending 31-10 decision over Pittsburgh that eliminated any most to uphold your conference's reputation. tany Lions. think they played three doubt as to which was the best collegiate team in the East. "We are going to try to do both — have fun and do right Baylor and Penn State teams that can beat Penn "Of course our people felt like we were the best team in by our conference." Tide After Title meet today in the Cotton State. Bowl game. "What they didn'l men- Continued From Page 1C Beaird, the 5-6 power tion was the fact that they Open Daily 9:30-9:30 Sun. 1-6 THURS. , FRI., SAT., SUN. runner who in 1974 became didn't beat those teams, been inconsistent, but I think we performed up to our the first Baylor back to ever either." pre-season predictions. We lost so many players that I don't gain 1,000 yards in a single Oklahoma and Texas think anyone thought we would end up 9-2 personally. And season, said last week that A&M defeated Baylor, but when we lost all those players over the summer I think he thought Oklahoma, the Bears upset Texas, everyone thought our season would collapse. Texas and Texas A&M — 34-24. The Longhorns, "Even with those losses we came very dose to 11-0. The three clubs the Bears faced however, did little to help two games we lost (to Purdue and Southern Cal) were by this season — could all whip Southwest Conference pres- quite a bit but both games were more closely fought than Penn State. tige by falling flat Monday the final score indicated." Among those who took of- night in the Gator Bowl fense at that was Penn State against Auburn, losing 27-3.
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Twice 'already this year, the opposing 1966, but their previous best against a U.S. coaches have been pictured with a bowl trophy. college team had been 114 against Furman in DENNIS HARRISON BRIAN HALL BERNARD KINO looking at each other as if to ask, "who brought 1956. the hack-saw?" this year until speculation began about Coach To reach their new pinnacle, the Vols shot Houston and North Carolina State will each Carlen leaving," Texas Tech Sports Information 67.1 percent from the field. The Vols' record have possession of the permanent Astro- Director Ralph Carpenter told me. "Then when book doesn't list a single game field goal ac- Bluebonne Bowl trophy for six months, while he announced he was going to South Carolina, curacy record, but that must surely be a new Vanderbilt and Texas Tech are each getting a the sales almost stopped completely." mark. "Peach Bowl Champions" trophy for their Losing the final two regular-season games It must also be one of the few times the Vols EVERYTHING IS trophy eases. But hopefully, before the Peach and finishing 6-4-1 didn't help sales, either. have shot better from the field than they have Bowl Committee sends the trophies on their 6-tftftr-tt at the free throw line. They made just 17 of 28 way, they'll put an asterisk after "Champions" The heroes of Saturday's game were unlikely foul shots for 60.7 per cent. and an explanation at the bottom that says "al- ones. Bernard King alone made 16 of his 17 field most." Vanderbilt's Dennis Harrison, a freshman, goal attempts. didn't start a game all season, yet came up with "He could have set a new scoring record (50 Another change that's needed is in the a couple big plays in a reserve role Saturday and 5O% OFF points)," said coach Ray Mears of King, who bowl selection procedure. The NCAA at one earned most valuable defensive player honors. finished with 40, "but he passed it off to a man time required the bowl committees to wait until underneath five or six times when he probably Nov. 15 before selecting teams for bowls, but And Texas Tech's Brian Hall, who accounted ORIGINAL RETAIL PRICE dropped the requirement this year. for all the Red Raider points with two field could have scored." goals, did so with a wooden leg. EXCEPT JEWELRY, INCENSE AND SMOKING ACCESSORIES The result: All hell broke loose and the bowls He lost the lower part of his right leg in a farm Tennessee has landed its 26th football signee. were all but filled by mid-season. accident when he was eight. As a consequence, some good, deserving The Vols Monday signed Tom Seaborn, a teams (e.g. Pittsburgh and Texas A&M)- "I didn't consider football for a long time," 6-41,4, 210 pound tight end from Cass Tech High stayed home and some not-so-god, not-so- says Hall. "But I tried kicking and found 1 could School in Detroit. deserving teams (e.g. Georgia, Oklahoma State, do it. I kicked during my junior and senior Seaborn caught 27 passes for 613 yards and Texas Tech and North Carolina) got bids to years in high school and decided to try out at seven touchdowns this past season and re- SHIPWRECK Tech and made the team." turned a kickoff for another. He has 9.9 speed in various post-season "classics." KINGSPORT MALL But if Texas Tech was in the Peach Bowl for During the regular season he converted 22 of the 100 and also plays defensive end, where he the money, it back-fired. The Red Raiders 24 extra point attempts and 5 of 7 field goal averaged nine tackles a game. promised to buy 6,000 tickets as part of the tries. He's a teammate of Harland Huckleby, signing agreement and got stuck with 5,500 un- Like many place kickers, he's got a gimmick. another Vol signee. sold tickets worth $41,250. By contrast, Vanderbilt sold its first 10,000- JAN. 1 AND 2 ticket allotment, asked for 2,000 more and had in excess of 20,000 fans attend the game. NO EXCHANGES / NO REFUNDS / NO LAY-AWAYS It was a weird scene. One side was solid with fans waving gold and black pom-poms and the Dickey: Davis Was Winning Edge ON MERCHANDISE BOUGHT DURING THIS SALE other side was life-less and all but deserted. NEW ORLEANS (UP1) — The Florida only 12 yards rushing midway through the As one writer put it: "There was no doubt coaching staff knew what had to be done third quarter when the Nebraska defense abinit which was the 'home' team in this one. to win the Sugar Bowl but the Gator stopped a Florida drive just a yard away (Steve) Sloan introduced the Vanderbill crowd defense just couldn't handle the job New from a game-clinching touchdown. when he stepped up to accept his half of the Year's Eve. "We got off to a slow start, but we felt trophy and the roar and the. black and gold Taped to the wall in a quiet Florida like we could do it all the time and we just pom-poms made identification easy. Carlen in- went out and did it," Davis said. "We SHIPWRECK locker room was a picture of Nebraska troduced the Texas Tech crowd and he stood up running back Tony Davis with the words didn't put in anything new at the half — Kingsport Mall and sang a verse of 'San Antonio Rose'." "Stop Him!" written across it in blue ink. we just ran at them." It was the second consecutive standout It really was that bad. The Red Raiders left Davis rushed for 126 yards and was everi'their band at home and, for apparent lack bowl game for Davis, who opened 1974 by named Most Valuable Player as the winning the outstanding offensive player of cheerleaders (or fans to lead), clanged an seventh-ranked Buskers came from obnoxious bell all afternoon. award in Nebraska's 19-3 Cotton Bowl win behind in the fourth quarter to beat the over Texas. Want Ads Get Results The Peach Bowl people should have known Gators 13-10. Senior quarterback David Humm also from Texas Tech's track record that the Red "He had to be the winning edge in the starred in last year's Cotton Bowl, but Raiders were poor risks. They went to the Gator game," Gator Coach Doug Dickey said. things were different in New Orleans. He Bowl last year with a 10-1 record and a Top 10 "He outmuscled us himself in the fourth completed only 2-of-12 passes and threw national ranking, but attracted only 1,300 quarter." four interceptions before giving way to followers. Florida was leading 10-0 and Davis had backup Terry Luck. ' "Actually, our sales were going pretty good K MART'S ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POIICY Oat arm intnitmi it ta hni nirv untrtlstd Ittir. Ia* pvcchM 4tf* to Mi, Kmtrtwill InioiRlinChickonrtqunt I bt purchtwd it in o, will ttll vow a raduction OPEN DAILY 9:30-9:30 SUN. 1-6 THURS.,FRI.,SAT. FULL4-PLY e-r». BELTED DELUXE , STRATO STREAK CHAMPION | 4plyP Roll of 25 FUSTIC 1INERS ANNUAL WIG SALE INTERIOR PAINT STORAGE CHESTS 8-DIGIT ADDER Our flea. 7.88-29.88 64 96 Our Reg, 1.98 One-coat interior flat latex All-purpose, fiberboard. Electric calculator with 25-Pkg. leakprool liners dries quickly ;matte finish. 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Dunnis By-Pass *»•*. tai-oni 143-4411 •C KlMfupwt HM«« / We4nei4ay, J»n. 1,1075 Steelers Made Local Sports Highlights For '74 LMoi Htnttt nppABTMENT OF THE TREASURY mTERNAU REVENUE SERVICE HERE ARE the highest of local athletic MY BASKETBALL GLOSSARY with a lot Holies Ot PULBIC AUCTION SALE highlights from 1974, the year just past: depending on an individual's own prejudiced U,"tr ouinorHv conlamw In ml on Super Bowl 63™ ol Iho Inlerngl Riv«nu« Cod.. Ihe —In February, Coach Buck Van Huss won his polnt-of-view: Drop" l» d.icrll)«d b«low li« bttn SSrt lor nonooymcnl ol dellngu.nl (iOOth career basketball game, a Dobyns-Bennett Team plvyer: A player who passes the ball to ".null revenue lo... dw Iron, romp over Lynn View. , inc. Minority Enlerprlie Corporollon The oroo.rtv will l» >old ol public oucllon Despite Injuries —In March, Buck's old pal, Charlie Bayless, Ball hog: A player who wants me to pass the "nmcordoot. with Ih. orovliloni ol This And That Mdlon UK 01 Ih. internal Jiwnuo took Happy Valley to the state high school ball to him. Code, ond o.rllnenl rMutalloni.1DATE OP SALE January Hi 1V'S TtArtfc Or PITTSBURGH (UP!) — Early last September a championship in Class L basketball. SAL! lo-oo™V PLACE OF SALE writer walked up to Pittsburgh Steelers coach Chuck Monster: A player half an inch taller than me. I03J E Sevler Street, Kingsporl, Ten- —In June, former major league pitching nessee DESCRIPTION OF Noll and asked about his team's chances of making it great Iloyl Wilhelm assumed managership of Little man: A player shorter than me. PROPERTY One (I) 4 Drawer Steel Executive Desk with woodgraln top, to the Super Bowl. the Kingsporl Braves' all-rookie baseball team. MeFerrin, who has not even indicated he All-star player: A player no better than I am, One (D 2 Drawer Metal Pile Cab'"."' He later chose Kingsport as his home. wants to leave Central, also has a couple of other Two (2) Swivel Secretorv Choirs Noll smiled, perhaps amused by a question that who is allowed to gel away with murder by the (Greenl one (I t Group Miscellaneous attractive offers. referee. OlilM SuSi. PROPERTY MAY BE seemed premature. —In July, Bob Feller, the huzzhall pitcher INSPECTED AT: Place of sole from a bygone era, paid J. Fred Johnson Central assistant coach Tom Pugh's name is Referee: A blind idiot with an unreasoning between 9'00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. an "To make it to the Super Bowl, not only must you January M. WS. PAYMENT TERMS: Stadium a return visit as celebrity guest. He had being linked with the vacant Morristown East hatred of me. Full payment reaulred upon accep- have a good team but you need a little luck all the pitched here in 1954 in an exhibition game with head coaching position, recently vacated by Dale tance of hlOhest bid. TYPE OF way,' he said. PAYMENT: All payments must be bv Cleveland against the New York Giants. Rose. Pugh, a Morristown native, may have the Defensive star: A player who can't shoot. cosh, certified check, cashier's or treasurer's check or bv a United Stutes "You must have a lot of things going for you — like —In November, Dobyns-Bennett clinched its inside track if he actively seeks the job. Bad pass: A ball that I fumble. costal, bonk, express or telegraph monev order, Moke checks and monev lack of injuries." first Big Nine football championship in more Rebounding: High-altitude wrestling. orders pavoble lo "Internal Revenue than a decade and reached the state playoffs for Service." TITLE OFFERED: Only the But the Steelers had their share of injuries and Fast break: Fancy name for a stampede. right, tllle. and Interest ol Minority the first time. SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE commis- Enterprise Corporation In ano to me still made it to the Super Bowl. sioner H. Boyd McWhorter has issued an ad- Fumble: Another player's muff of my perfect property will be offered for sale. For —In December, Gate City made it 2-for-3 in its Information concerning sale Contact: Running back Preston Pearson missed five state high school football berths. AA cham- visory to university presidents, athletic direc- pass. Undo Corded. 204 Sunset Drive John regular-season games and the playoff against Buffalo pionship Cor the second time in their three tors and head basketball coaches on crowd con- son CHv. TN. 1T601. Phone 978-8374. trol. Switch: What you holler on defense when you James A O'Haro. District Director. because of a hamstring pull. Franco Harris was out of playoff appearances. have no idea where your man went. 11:1-1-75 the first two games because of an ankle injury. NOTICE The tone of the advisory insinuates that the Good shot: Any shot I can get off. Sealed Proposals will be received bv Rookie wide receiver Lynn Swann missed two the Sullivan County Purchasing Agent THE CENTRAL COUGARS went 7-3 this past coach himself is the most important person in until 10:00 a.m. for Sullivan County games because of a fractured ring finger, yet the No. Bad shot: That taken by a teammate. Purchasing Department on articles football season, and T. S. McFerrin's coaching insuring good crowd control. Spectators take specHted under Ihe lollowlnp condi- 1 draft choice from Southern Cal made a great their cue from the coach's behavior on the Crazy shot: Basket made by the man I'm tions. Prices quoted must Include all comeback and distinguished himself not only as a must have impressed the right people. guarding. transportation charges, packing and bench, McWhorter says. drayage. Proposals must be free Irom pass catcher but as an adept punt receiver. McFerrin, who bled the proverbial turnip to Cry baby: Opposing player who complains to all erasures and signed In Ink by In- Linebacker Henry Davis left the team because of tie the school record for most wins in one season, If a coach's action is hostile to the game of- dividual or firm making bid. The the referee. Purchasing Aoent reserves the right to an injury before the season started. His replacement. reportedly could have the Virginia High job, ficials, it can do nothing less than incite the relocl any or all bids. Address bids lo vacated "by athletic director Lawrence crowd, who will then also be abusive to the men Fighter: Teammate who complains to the Sullivan County Purchasing Agent, P. Jack Lambert, was chosen on UPl's all-star American 0. Box 26, Blounlvllle, Tennessee Football Conference team. (Bun-head) Bradley, just for the asking. in stripes. referee. 37617, with requisition number Running back Frenchy Fuqua, counted as regular PLAINLY MARKED ON ENVELOPE at the start of the season, suffered a fractured ankle REQUISITION NO. S-903 BID ON Mop and did not play after the ninth game. Rocky Bleier Heads, Lamb Skins FOR Schools was an able replacement, starring in the 2414 victory 1975 Proposals Including specifications last Sunday over Oakland when the Steelers won the will be mailed to supplier immediately AFC Championship. following publication or will be availa- Bleier Knows All About Courage ble upon request. For the first six games Joe Gilliam, a third-year RAYMOND W. WINTERS, JR. Sullivan County Purchasing Agent player, was the starting quarterback, relegating By MILTON RICHMAN scared. It was dark, I had no weapon and I It: 1-1-75 Terry Bradshaw and Terry Hanratty to the bench. UPI Sports Editor couldn't walk." Then Noll switched to Bradshaw, using Hanratty Fraternal & Pittsburgh Steeler Bleier was flown to Da Nang, then to a mili- Lodge sparingly. Every week at the Steelers press luncheon NEW YORK (UPI) —Any way you look at it, tary hospital in Tokyo. From there, he returned the inevitable question asked Noll was "Who's start- running back THERE WILL be a called meetino of this story comes at the right time, not only to the States and another hospital stay at Fort Slnklno Creek Lodge No. ing at quarterback this Sunday?" because it's a happy one dealing with the New Rocky Bleier Riley followed. Noll's inevitable answer: "We'll do whatever is best Year, but also because it embodies all those fine Before the Notre Dame-Southern California ^3^ January, 2, 1975 at 7 p.m. for the team." got lessons *\£p^> fcrring the E.A. degree. old virtues like courage, determination and game that Fall, Bleier was asked whether he Members urged to at- Finally Bradshaw, who Jed the team to the playoffs resolve as shown by one highminded young during a tour would address the Irish at a Friday night rally. the two previous seasons, regained his role as starter fellow with a fancy little moustache. He weighed barely 160, and walked with the aid order of in the Monday night game here against Atlanta in in Vietnam RovCrussell, WM For Rocky Bleier, it's automatically a Happy and is applying of a cane, but he consented to go to South Bend. Ralph Crowle, Sec. late October, leading the way to a 24-17 victory. He New Year already. He can't possibly miss. Tears crept into his eyes as he spoke, He said was outstanding in a 28-7 win over New Orleans and First, he's going to the Super Bowl with the them to a lot of things had happened to him since he left ' Lost & Found in the victories over Buffalo and Oakland in the AFC rest of the Pittsburgh Steelers, and that means pro football Notre Dame, some good, some bad. The good DOG LOST: Black mole Toy Poodle. playoffs. a shot at $25,000, with a guarantee of $15,000 things had to do with some of the friends he Dlountvllle area. Answers to "Andv". The Steelers won all their six preseason games for even should Minnesota prevail. made, he said, and the bad with those he lost. Reword. Coll 323-8712. the first time in their 42-year history, but that did not MISSING: 9-months old Samoyed (large, To get him off on the right track for his trip to "1 ask you not to win this game for me," he long-haired white dog). Lost from move Noll into making a hasty prediction for the New Orleans, the Steelers awarded Rocky said, "but for some of my comrades who are left Brentwood section Morrison Citv. Super Bowl. The 1973 New York Giants also won six . Answers to "Nloakf". REWARD. Bleier the game ball after Sunday's 24-13 After Sunday's game with Oakland, they lying back there on the battlefields of Vietnam. 246-8977. exhibition games but finished the season with a demolition job on Oakland. Nobody earned it asked Bleier if he still remembers Vietnam. It Holder of a Bronze star, Purple Heart and two MISSING Silver-Gray Poodle. Medlurr 2-11-1 mark. more than the 28-year-old, perpetually keyed-up turns out he does. other citations, Bleier has had three operations Returning from Oakland, the Steelers were greet- Bleier, who gave the Raiders fits by going for 98 on his right foot. When he runs, he places all his Skyland Drive area. 247-2675. ed by 10,000 cheering fans. When the team leaves "We were out on patrol and ran into this yards on 18 carries. ambush," he said. "I heard the shots, and the weight on the outside three toes of that foot and $50 REWARD Greater Pittsburgh International Airport next Sun- Now here's where that courage, determina- moves with a weaving motion that makes him Lost "Yellow Cur mole dog. Lynn Gar- day for New Orleans and the Super Bowl date a week first reaction I can remember was that I was hit. den Area. 2«-0014. tion and resolve come into the picture. They threw me some sterile gauze and I extra tough to bring down. later against the Minnesota Vikings, there will be no Rocky Bleier was a good running back for In 1970 he played in only one game for the official sendoff. wrapped it around my left leg to stop the Auctions Notre Dame during his three seasons with the bleeding. I didn't wanna look at my leg. Steelers and only a half dozen the year after. He Allegheny County Commissioner Thomas Foerster Irish. Not a great one, but a good one. They was urged to retire for his own good, but Bleier FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE AND said Steeler coaches and players indicated they did AUCTION NEEDS. Richordson's Real elected him captain his last year, 1967, and the "We were in a fire fight near a rice paddy. 1 felt his leg would grov; stronger and he'd even- Estate. C. Worlev Richardson, Cl not want a sendoff. Steelers drafted him in the 16th round using tually be able to play. Art Rooney, the Steelers' tlzen's Union Bank Building. Rogers- But when the team returns here the day after the dropped back with a medic and was lying on my vllle, 2?2-7lOB or 372-7100; Church Hill him on their special teams his rookie season. He side when I saw this grenade rolling toward me. owner and a man with compassion, recom- 357-7180 or 357-6100. Super Bowl, there will be a motorcade from the air- never played at all the following year because mended the coaches not cut him and in 1972 port to downtown Pittsburgh and a "Welcome Home It hit our company commander in both legs and JEFFERS BROS. AUCTIONEERS. Of- he was was called into the army, assigned to the me in the right leg. Bleier played i'.i every one of Pittsburgh's fice 753-6771. Res. 257-3021. Jonesboro. Steelers" parade. 196th Light Infantry outfit and sent to Vietnam games. 121 W. Main 5t. where he was thrown quickly into the fighting. "What was I thinking about? Nothing. I just This year, the stocky, 200-pounder from Twin Hills Auction HAUL YOUR UNWANTED 8- Rocky Bleier remembers the day he got it, wanted to get my sweet rear out of there. Two Appleton, Wis., teamed with Franco Harris to UNUSED MERCHANDISE to us on Aug. 20,1969, and the place, too — 30 miles west guys carried me on a poncho liner to a claiming give the Steelers one of the most effective 1-2 Johnson City Hwy. to be auctioned of Chu Lai. Shot in the left leg, he was lying on area where we had to wait for a helicopter. We running combinations in pro football. every Frl. ft Sat. at 7p.m. Glassware, the ground with that wound when his right got there six at night. The helicopter didn't It has been his best year by far. The one thigh and leg were torn up by a hand grenade. show up until midnight. Yeah, I was a little coming up could be better. Commercial Notices SAVE on cigarettes and a complete lln< of groceries. S & H Green Stomps State Line Market on Weber Clti .Qbc) southeastern TZ Virginia Tech Whips Vermont Highway. _____ Instruction & BLACKSBURG, Va. outscored the Catamounts with 8:13 left in the game. 10 School (UPI) — Russell Davis and 14-0 in a 4y2 minute stretch The victory raised Tech's GUITAR LESSONS AVAILABLE tn your reserve Duke Thorpe com- to take a 36-16 lead. Tech's record to 7-3 while Vermont home. Call Clifton Cox, 239-8153. STATE bined for 54 points Tuesday largest advantage was 86-58 is now 4-3. 12 SECOND BIG WEEK night as Virginia Tech's Personals 1 Gobblers rolled over Ver- I WILL not be responsible for debts mode mont 107-87 in a college by anyone other than mvseU Robert L "FREEBIE AND THE BEAN".... Conkin Keeps Scoring Lead Galloway, Route I, Bethel Drive, SHOWS a two man disaster team — they're basketball game. Kingsporl, Tennessee. 2:40 here to rip Kingsport opart with Sullivan West's Mark average slip a bit last week REWARD, JSO for arrest ond conviction Davis, a 6-6 junior for- of person or persons responsible for 4:50 laughter" Conkin continues the scor- to 17.1. 7:00 ward, hit all his 15 floor The race should heat up Robertson Street (White, 1969 Ford), ing leader in the Upper December 13. Coll 2J5-9837. 9:10 Above all...It's a love story. shots for 30 points, and Lakes Conference, coming this week as teams come Thorpe, Tech's sixth man, back from the holiday added 24. into the new year. 13 Special Notices -*1-0 Conkin has an 18.5 point break. The Gobblers blew the average for a narrow lead UPPER LAKES CONFE Plover, School! Cm Pti. Avg, Janurary Clearance WALT DISNEY,,^ game open midway through over Lynn View sophomore Mark Conkin. Sullivan W. 1 222 8.5 Save 20 to 30 percent. Monv Items holt the first half when they Rodney Arnold, L. V. 1 206 price. 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He works for the government. sible about this calendar business 2,. He travels a lot. The results were thrilling. I wish 1 had 3. His job is ID meet people and get in- had it done ten years sooner. than we by marking each new year formation. FLAT NO MORE with the coming of spring and the 4. When I asked for some identification, return of life to the land, or as- he said he didn't carry any, bsides, it DEAR FLAT: You have more bosom sociating it with some other impor- wouldn't be correct anyway. buddies than you know. tant seasonal event, such as the 5. He is obligated to this job for at least flooding of the Nile. two more years and cannot get married DEAR ABBY: I am a school teacher who It is only in relatively modern during this time. is very tired of being put down. Recently times that we have arbitrarily 6. He is licensed to carry a gun, but does someone called me (and my fellow school selected January 1 as New Year's not. teachers) "glorified babysitters." 1 Day. The Julian calendar, which 7. He doesn't have an "address," but lie I sat down and calculated exactly what I began its year on March 25, was, in does have an answering service. would earn if 1 were actually a babysitter. Abby, if this unbelievable story proves I have 42 students. If I were to charge 50 fact, used by Great Britain and its to be true, I would like to continue dating cents an hour (which Is the very least any American colonies until the middle him as he is good company, pleasant and babysitter would charge), I would ma'ke of the 18th century. well-mannered. However, if he is lying, I $21 an hour. will end the relationship immediately. We could argue that January 1 is Allowing one hour off for lunch a logical choice because it conies How can I find out if he is really (although teachers seldom gel an hour off shortly after the winter solstice, employed by the government? And if so, because they are required to have lunch- with which agency? supervising duty during their lunch that point in the earth's orbit when period) I would get $21 times five hours, or the days slowly start growing This situation has me slumped. Any in- $105 a day, times five, or $525 a week. Or on longer in "the Northern formation you can give me will be very a four-week, 10-month basis, $21,000 pel- Hemisphere. much appreciated. year! NEEDS TO KNOW However, this is purely happens- Babysitter's fees look awfully good to tance, and anyway, for those in the me. Southern Hemisphere it means DEAR NEEDS: The F.B.I, and C.I.A. UNDERPAID SCHOOLTEACHER just the opposite, that the nights both advise me that all bona fide agents have names which they use In their work. Everyone has a problem. What's yours? are growing longer and that (Some have several. But each agent has For a personal reply, write to ABBY, Box summer is ending — no particular credentials in the name he is using.) Since No. 69700, L. A., Calif. 90069. Enclose cause for celebration. this man refuses to tell you what name he stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. But New Year's Day also falls Is using, you can consider him a phony. Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail Both departments said that quite a few Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, hard upon Christmas Day. Perhaps men tell girls this story to keep from get- Calif. 90212, for Abby's booklet "How to here is a clue to the reasoning ting involved; however, if they actually Write Letters for All Occasions." Please behind our calendar, if reasons we impersonate a government agent, they can enclose a long, self-addressed, stamped (20 need. be prosecuted. cent) envelope. With Christmas, comes the memories of Christmas past, that good will, that resolve to do better one period in the year when we are warm feeling of good will toward in the coming year carries over for most receptive to thoughts of a new Give 100% to diet our fellows that always manifests at least a week. All the bills, of beginning. itself at this season and infects course, carry over. Let the astronomers keep track even the Scrooges among us, as By DR. GEORGE W. than liquid waler. Perhaps then it is highly of solstices and equinoxes and solar CRANE "Now, afler the first .10 well as a sort of summing up in our appropriate that our New Year's revolutions. New Year's Day, like days, I don't smoke or use minds of what we have done, or Day, which in all cultures has been Christmas, is something that hap- Art rejuvenated himself liquor and I am down 11 failed to do, for ourselves and for a time to straighten out old debts pens in the heart. And in every and added probably 20 ex- pounds in weight, without others during the previous year. tra years to his lifespan! suffering hunger pangs, and make plans and resolutions for heart this day is the same wish: You wives can also beat the either! Some of that sentiment, that the future, should fall during the May it be a Happy New Year. parmours at their own "So lell your millions of game if you will lop off your 'slaves lo those three extra blubber, for then henchmen of the Grim you'll be more enticing Reaper that if they'll vow "boudoir cheesecake." 100% to quit, and will follow the specific prescrip- CASE C-639: Art B., aged tion lo assuage Ihe lobacco, 35, is the high-pressure ad- liquor and food hunger, vertising executive who was Ihey can regain Iheir a slave to cigarettes, liquor "And when I usually took youlhful figure and add Ringing out the old year and obesily. a drink of liquor before' years lo Iheir lifespan!" Yel in just 10 days, he dinner, I now substituted a Send for my booklel cola beverage. SCRABBLE. Va. — Here in the Blue Ridge learned of them did Nixon himself fail to see became a free man! "How to Lose 10 Pounds in Mountains, the end of the year offers little but a and to act upon the need for instant disclosure? "Ils 'bile' gave my Ihroal 10 Days," enclosing a long "Dr. Crane," he exulted, stamped, return envelope, succession of cold grey days. Most evenings we We look into the kitchen fire, and find no "I faced myself in Ihe and stomach Ihe same type sit by the kitchen fire, reading and talking, and answers there. mirror the nexl morning of burning sensation that plus 25 cents. getting up now and then to stop over Ihe collies whiskey produces. Wives, obesity chills a and verbally whiplashed man's love so you betler and bring in some more wood. It is a great time The collies, indifferent to drama, stretch and the image that stared back Ode to 1974 for reflecting on the year that was; and for a yawn. We walk to the woodpile for a backlog to "And Ihe caffeine, plus slenderize, loo! last the night, and see that the stars are out. at me. the sugar, perked me up. (When writing pr. Crane political reporter, the year (hat was; was Wa- "So I marked off my 'No tergate. Orion and the Big Dipper are jewels on dark "For I launted that image enclose a long stamped Come, share a farewell toast, my friends, The one great question that remains is the velvet. The year is past — what's done is done — for being a slave! liquor today,' as written on addressed envelope and 25 And contemplate what means and ends, 'question of why — why the whole thing hap- and the question is whether our country profits "Then I marked down my Ihe calendar. cents to cover booklet costs. What failures, gaffes, and loss of face pened. Most of the other questions have been from'the experience and puts the lessons to day's Iriple resolution on "Al breakfast, I had Use this address:) Bedeviled this weird year of grace. exhaustively answered. From the House and good use. the calendar, and vowed taken a poached egg on one Dr. George W. Crane 100% that I would be a free c-o Kingsport Times-News A year of cataclysms, shock, Senate inquiries, and from the cover-up trial, piece of toast, and also we know the who, what, where, when and how. I am optimistic. Some Newtonian law of poli- man for the ensuing day. carried a couple of hard Hopkins Building Of high and mighty in the dock; The why of Ihe story still eludes us. tics even now is responding to the evil actions of "Oh, I soon felt the urge boiled eggs to the office for Mellol, Ind. 47958 The royal court enmeshed in tape This is not true of most stories of corruption Watergate with an equal and opposite reaction. to reach for my package of lunch, plus some stalks of And courtiers trussed beyond escape. in high office. Ordinarily the why is not in Twenty states have created ethics commissions cigarettes, but I had celery' and a sliver of purchased a package of WORLD ALMANAC doubt: Ordinarily the motive is personal gain. cheese.. FACTS No bombs were dropped, no missiles hurled, Spiro Agnew needed the money, or thought he candy coated chiclet chew- "At dinner, I had a piece Watergate totalled Nixon's world. needed the money, and there is an end to it. But James Kilpatrick's ing gum, so I shook out one of steak, a head lettuce Magruder, Colson, Dean and Krough what impelled Richard Nixon and the men of those and chewed salad, and a banana. Copped a plea, but 'twas no vogue. around him? Hundreds of thousands of dollars conservative view vigorously. "Meanwhile, I limited Bob, John, the "Bit Enchilada" floating around. No one took a dime. "At the office, I also myself on liquids, as per Went for broke like dice in Nevada; The usual answer that is given, when the stretched that rubber band your famous 10-day Stonewalling may be one way to con question of why is asked, is that the president or adopted laws to promote full disclosure of across the back of my righl dehydralion diet 'Cept in the court of 'Maximum John.' and the president's men were motivated not by campaign finances. One of the retiring Sam Er- hand, after first looking it "When I stepped on the the love of money but by the love of power. This vin's last acts was to introduce in the Senate his over my thumb and little scales, I was down over two is the Greek hubris, a special kind of arrogance, full package of Watergate reforms. Many of his finger. pounds, so I gleefully A promise blew in from the plains and perhaps this explains a part of the tragedy. committee's recommendations will be adopted. "Most of the day I kept marked off my calendar To end the nightmare, ease the pains; Yet in any rational view, Nixon had all the For a time, at least, our elections will be cleaner. entry of 'No more than But then the pardon, right or Wrong, power any man in public life could ask. trying to work that rubber 1,200 calories today.' Gave volume to the skeptic's song, It was all so needless! Those who admired and It is the tempering process that makes good band, off, using only my "Well, Dr. Crane, after Suspicion gained an upper hand, supported Richard Nixon keep turning steel — fire and water, hammer and anvil. The right hand. three days, my slavery to Conjoined twins are re- Put Ford on defense 'cross the land. forlornly to that view. There was never a need enduring message of Watergate, as President "It served as a dandy cigarettes and liquor was ferred to as "Siamese" twins. For wounds evoking mixed emotion lo extort millions of dollars in campaign con- Ford said in taking office, is that the system outlet for my former urge to broken. The name was derived from Compassion is a dubious lotion. tributions. The risk of bugging and burglarizing works. Our national character is not broken- it wave my hand around in "And my stomach had conjoined twins Chang and the Democratic headquarters could not possibly is strengthened. Our Constitution still sails the art of smoking. shrunk till I now felt Eng Bunker who were born The species is a curious lot be justified. The dirty tricks were moral through the night as serenely shining as the "And when Ihe desire gol reasonably full on those in Siam (now Thailand) in Engaged in dramas none can plot— wrongs, to be sure, but they were political polar star, our compass and our guide. If our extra strong, I'd get up 1,200 calories. 1811, The World Almanac Liz and Burton went separate ways, blunders also. The enemies lists were witless. institutions can survive the year that was, we from my swivel chair and "In fact, I had a greater notes. In 1843, Ihe Bunker Why were these things done? And why when he cannot fear for the years ahead. Iwins married two sislers, Patty Hearst joined the SLA's; walk around the room craving for water than for Sarah and Adelaide Yales. several times, thereby cigarettes, whiskey or even Chang and Eng fathered 10 draining off extra muscular food. and 12 children respectively. Peter Lisagor's energy. "So I poured my day's ra- The brothers died wilhin •'That night I was still a tion of water inlo an ice Iray three hours of each other in capital comment Humor shortage in '75 free man. so I marked off and while home, I'd suck on 1874. the entry about 'No a thin wafer of ice, since it INEW.Sl'AJ'KIt KNTKItl'KISK AS.SM cigarettes today.' satisfied my thirst better CopynRhl® 1974 Knievel in a motorbike dive WASHINGTON — I had calls from the Los tomorrow. But no one expected 1974 to end so Proved that Barnum's still alive. Angeles Times and the Boston Globe last week miserably. Now people who used to laugh at For dialect tales and ethnic cuts, asking me what my prediction was for the anything aren't laughing any more." There was the team of Brown & Butz. humor business in 1975. I had to regretfully One of the reasons for the sharp increase in inform them that humor economists were humor according to Sheik Oliphant was that What is staple-puncture? predicting a great shortage of humor for '75 and most world leaders have become dull. "It takes Once established that he was rich, the cost of a barrel of mirth might go as high as Rocky made veep without a hitch. twice as much effort to produce a barrel of I heard somebody on the radio say that these stunts, there is the requirement that $14. laughs as it did a few years ago when Charles de she had a button placed in her ear to help Hail Hank Aaron, a man harassed, A year ago a barrel of crude, laughs was selling you also cut down on calories — which'^.'of Mighty Babe's record was surpassed. Gaulle, Lyndon Johnson, Gold;! Meir, Gamal her lose weight. Please explain. course, is the basis for all weight reduc- as low as $4, and it was difficult to give the stuff Nasser and Ho Chi Minh were in power. You Miss R. E. T., III. tion. Ted quit the game of hide-and-seek, away. But then Watergate ended, Nixon have no idea what it costs to produce one car- And put an end to one mystique; resigned, and suddenly the country found itself toon on Gerry Ford. Obviously we have to pass Dear MissT.: The Democrats arose as one with a shortage of humor. It is sometimes impossible lo explain Prepared lo heed the starter's gun. this on to the consumer." Since there is more demand for humor now Hans Yoakum, a humor economist, said des- the ridiculous lengths to which some While on the subject of weight ro()uc- than ever before, the producers and refiners pite the recent CIA disclosures he saw no relief people will go in their effort to lose weight tion, I want to call atlenliim to the ar- The land was saddled with a curse, say they had no choice but to raise the price of it from high humor prices in sight. Thn method you refer to is known as for 1975. lificial bulk producers now .surccssfijlly Inflation wont from bad to worse; staple-puncture. Those who arc advocat- used In weigh reduction programs. The sheiks of Araby took flight At a meeting of the Humor Producers Assn. ing it are exploiting today's interest in These are composed of cellulose,, a And pushed oil prices out of sight. in Cleveland, Sheik Russell Baker told the press, acupuncture. complex variety of carbohydrate. The Jerry took to the mountain slopes "The world has been exploiting humor Mike Royko's There is absolutely no scientific validity cellulose is not digested in Ihe Intestinal To clear his head and nourish hopes. producers for centuries. There is no reason for this weight reduc- tract On whom can one impose reliance people should not pay as much for humor as unsilent majority tion technique. II is they do for gas." With the proper use of these com- In dealing wilh 'dismal science?' done by placing a small ixnimls, they can be helpful in reducing The Shah of Herblock warned the world that metal clip in each ear, at the caloric intake of foods by inure thiin !)0 it was wasting its humor. "By raising the price "The humor producers are adamant that the points Ihoughl to be Emboldened by November's poll, of a barrel of mirth to $14, we might wake percent. -•; price of crude will remain at $14, and refined acupuncture centers. Already approved by Ihe Food mill Dflig Congress sought to reclaim its soul. people up to the fact that unless strong conser- laughter could go as high as $20 a barrel. Those foolish enough The Senate lost two sages sublime vation methods are taken we could run mil of Administration, those cellulose com- When Alken and Krvin bowed to time. "We're going in have to live wllh it," he .said to become Involved In pounds given .sense of fueling full. .'; humor by li)84. For too long the nations of (his in a report to the President "You cim'l have a this will tell you Hint by earth have been depending on Polish and Wllh your ilneliir's permission, yi'ii Ford and Brezhnev pursued detente recession arid inflation and expect cheap humor moving the metal staples might try this mot hod of weight reduc- Italian 'jokes as their main source of humor. to boot." in the cars with the Like matchmakers for a maiden aunt Unless other jokes are discovered soon, we tion. II Is valid mid snfe. Nole I lint evii'ii Arab-Israel moves were leaden, Mr. Yoakum warned the President that if the finger, hunger will be curbed Immcdln- wllh Ibis met hod, I he key lo surcossffll could find ourselves in a very grim world." price of crude humor remained at $14 the tely. weight control Is I he reilii'rtlon of cnlorfc They always stand at Armageddon. The shah's warning was reiterated by Sheik These same people arc Just as certain With Dr. K pulling the strings, humor producers would soon be making $.'(5 Inlake. : Art Hoppc, who told the press, "There Is just so billion a year. Unless this money Is recycled It that wiggling the cars will Increase fer- Wtiocin tell what the winter brings? much humor in the ground; and while wo regret could cause grave economic conditions tility, stop alcoholism, nod drive .away the Wlthil, the n«tlon did survive— that some people will have to suffer because of throughout the world. deal re for tobacco. Let's quaff* pint for '75. _"_V'"" C(H,«M«N tan • IMIMI t»t twt thi! new price Increases, we have lo think of He suggested the bent way for humor Before you accept this or uny other MMM CMM, "WHO vn MMM *M* HHMI •MMW ourselves first. Everyone him been taking bizarre-sounding scheme for losing •M citwim." Ptt ttm i HI, tun 11 t«"H M iwi ««4," producers to rccyclu the money wllh the least Mr*, N*.M«mi««mi«i rtwmnin m»Mw« It u«tr 1. humor for granted. As long as tht- economy was damaglane to IhIhe economy was for the United weight, carefully look Into the program. c»n*m, M 0. (litUKWHii, p,, i).. DM nil,, m good, people used laiighterYis If there was no SlateIcs to sel.-Milll theifi m Pun American Airways. You will find that behind every one iity MMM, Mw Ttrt C»» IMIII,, Infill m.n«.n IM »«*W IV / WHlnnriay, Jan. 1, If75 No Rush To Fill Public Service Jobs WASHINGTON (UPI) — Frustrated when reviews will be started by the Labor by local government sluggishness in using Department. federal funds to create jobs in the face of Ultimately, Brennan warned, loca ti.5 per cent national unemployment, governments sitting on money that couk Labor Secretary Peter J. Brennan Tues- be used to pay public service workers may be required to "give up their funds for day issued a use it or lose it warning. re-allocation to other governmental units "It is of crucial importance that these that can fill the jobs more quickly." public service jobs be filled immediately," In pressing for broad-public service jobs he said In a statement. legislation earlier in the fall, AFb-ClO The federal government has supplied economist Nathaniel GoUlfinger declared $955 million since last June for the es- "It is unfortunate that America had U tablishment of 170,000 jobs, but only one- wait for more than 5 million people to be third of the jobs had been filled through unemployed before enough administra November. linn officials became convinced about tht Rising unemployment, which totaled six viability of public service employment as million Americans in November, spurred an effective manpower tool." Congress to provide even more job-creat- ing money as the session waned. 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Add Cool Summer Comfort to Your Mobile Home one-Unit Air Conditioning 28,000 $ BTIH System 549 •Air conditioning equipment and blower combined in one compact outdoor unit 82231 •Attaches to existing ductwork in most mobile homes •If you move, you can take this unit with you Low Cost No need to take up valuable indoor space — this all - in - one system is installed on a slab outside the mobile Installation Use Sears Easy home. Complete ready - to - install system simplifies Available mobile home cooling. Payment Plan 4,500 BTUH Air Conditioner 21,000 BTUH High Efficiency Air Conditioner *98 '299 Reg. Price Will Be Regular Price Will '349.95 Be '10993 Choose from 2 fan speeds . . . • Economical, uses only 115 High for quick cooling and Low hold any volts for quiet night - time operation. Air Conditioner * On-off switch only Kenisan air filter is reusable. on Ijiy-Away *Fits windows 19% in. wide, 7364 Automatic adjustable thermo- 'lil March .'Usl 12V« in. deep stat. PAGE 4 PRE-SEASON Sears AIR CONDITIONING *73! High Efficiency Central Air Conditioning Regular Will Be Includes 22,000 BTUH Condensing Unit "A" Coil and Relay Now's the time to get ready for a cool and com- fortable summer — while Sears puts sale prices on aU sizes of dependable High Efficiency air con- ditioning. Efficient design helps keep operating costs down. Sites to suit most home needs on sale. Low Cost Installation Available Guarantor: For the, firsl yi'ar, we will repair llie Air Conditioner, free of charge, if defect ive in material or workman.* hi p. All Sizes Reduced! During the next four years, we will replace the compressor, free of charge, if defective in material or workmanship. Add Cool Summer Comfort to Your Mobile Home one-Unit Air Conditioning 28,000 $ BTUH System •Air conditioning equipmen54t and blower combine9d in one compact outdoor unit 82231 •Attaches to existing ductwork in most mobile homes •If you move, you can take this unit with you No need to take up valuable indoor space — this all - in - Low Cost one system is installed on a slab outside the mobile Installation Use Sears Easy home. Complete ready - to - install system simplifies Available mobile home cooling. Payment Plan 4,500 BTUH Air Conditioner 21,000 BTUH High Efficiency Air Conditioner '299 Reg. Price Will Be lar Price Will S •10995 349.95 Choose from 2 fan speeds . . . uses only 115 High for quick cooling and Low hold any volts for quiet night - time operation. ir ConilillnnBr » On-oK switch only Kenisan air filter is reusable. >in l-ay-Away »Fits windows 19% in. wide, Automatic adjustable thermo- lil March .'ilsl 12Vi in. deep stat. AY. A WAY NOW! 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Craftsman 36-in Lawn Tractor Mower Regular '669 8 Reserve Power, 306 cc. engine starts electrically. 3-speed transaxle drive built-in dif- ferential. 1 lever adjusts 5- 9697 position full-floating cutting head. Ask About Sears Deluxe high-back seat. Maintenance Agreements *599 Sears Cotton flannel Shirts 97 It's the season for warm, comfortable flannel ... and we have it at a price for any season! Shirts are comfortable cottpa ia a big Mlotuon of colorful plaid pattern's. Men's Service Shoes Square bottom for wearing in or out 2 § Reg. *2199 to *26. chest pockets, too. F Sizes small to extra- » large: •97 to >97 ChooRr. 64n. toe or oxford with comfortable, sanooth leather upper*! Double leathered heel*. '/ ' Firm arch rapport. Abo high top or oxford Meet toe not shown. Beat the Cold With *4t.*ll°8om i .^Warm Thermal ' £•>'* t * Ode Group -Underwear of Men's Trim Regular l«gHUtt»3*9<> ''^' ~j97 Slicks ft* The coldest cold of winter is still ahead. Be 3pr. w« you're ready for it with y»% cotton thermal underwear. Long sleeve top and anile-length pants are circular knit to bold Body heat for maximum warmth. Sizes small Regular *7.97 t« to extra-large. '15 pr. Last Fall Choote from wUda or .fandci In many colon. Arma-Pratt* lor *a§y cara. SiMi tt-M. Shop On br bait aatacttom. Charge Get Off to a Flying Start In 1975 With a SAVINGS PLAN to fit your budget YOl'R SAVINGS KAR!\ FK()>1 DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAI COMPOI NDED DAILY WITH INTEREST PAID FOl R TIMES A YEAR. DECEMBER 31. MARCH 31. Jl >E 30 AM) SEPTEMBER 30 REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS S2,500 MINIMUM • 3 Months Maturity • Automatic Renewals *5,000 MINIMUM • 12 or 24 Months Maturity • Automatic Renewals $5,000 MINIMUM • 30 Months Maturity • Automatic Renewals *5,000 MINIMUM • 48 Months Maturity • Automatic Renewals $5,000 MINIMUM • 72 Months Maturity • Automatic Renewals Lad, Martha Sheet Blanket 70x90 I Blue [ I Lemon ( ) Whi Blankets or K-Saver Stamps When You Open Or Add To Your Foirlane Electric Dual Control 84"x90" Kingsport Federal Savings Account or Free K SAVER STAMPS LIMIT ONE FREE GIFT PER ACCOUNT - ITEMS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITV Federal law and IWQlllallotl orohobil a pavnu-nl ot a time deposit urlor 10 maturilv ALL unless 3 months ol Interest Ihorcon is lorlcited and interest on the amount withdrawn is reduced to passbook rate. ACCOUNTS COMPOUNDED KINGSPORT FEDERAL DAILY Savings and Loan Association and Insured To '40,000 By FSL1C - 110 E. CENTER STREET - 2060 FT. HENRY DRIVE All Am'lH'V of lllO 109 COLONIAL HEIGHTS ROAD lu-dcral (iovcrimionl! KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE TELEPHONE 246-6161 Wednesday. Jin. 1, IMS / Kliigip«rtTlme» 5A Fear, Optimism As Year's Selected Mutual Funds 9.53 5.90 6,20-3.07 Voyage 10.11 6.04 7.16-2.7/ Uld Svc Fd S.S3 4.05 4.33 NEW YORK (UP!) - V«or mutual Energy (vl 17.00 800 Pru SIP I USAA (v) 8.3S 4,98 Putnam Fundi: Ressrv Fd 1.00 1.00 1.00 .- fund Cornpuiilt'i vhowlntl »>e dlllh, '«*' 3.88 4 11-1,42 US Gvt S closlnu bid orlco arid nel chonoc Irom 8.67 5.56 Convert 10.60 7.82 1.38-1.91 Revere Fd 6.10 Eaultlc 8.62 5.30 6,42-1.97 Soleco Eau 8,18 4,?5 5.19-2.61 Vanct Sanwri Fui luil v tor's clow 61 ouolcd by Hie NASD FMtttW Croup Fundt: Invests 6.97 26-1.51 George 14.24 9.07 9/H-4.23 Safeco Gth 3.64 3.81-1.78 Inc. Bonddtb IV 7.SJ V S Com 7.13 BB-2.01 Net Growth 10.15 6.51 7.4S-2.51 Capital 10.71 S.tl security Funds: Special 7.00 17-2.02 income 7.99 6.47 6.69-1.20 2,22 2.45- .91 Hluh Low Close Chg. Contra J.70 I.U 7.71—1,70 Eaulty Vcinderbll 4.07 22-1.66 Market Eyes 1975 Investr 9.08 5.23 5,87-3.16 4,46 4.67-1.27 Adm Gv/th t.01 3.06 3,14- ,VS Cnv SStc 7.31 S.M J.74-1.H In est Vantage 5,97 69-1.20 Vista Fd 9,78 5.80 6.84-2.71 4,10 4.42-1.65 Adm Incrn 3.51 3.71 J.77- .67 Dally Inc 1.H 1.00 1.H ... Ultra Fd Varied Ind 3.45 2? 66- .71 Adm Insur • 7.61 5.B1 5.81-3.07 Jollonat Secures Funds: Destiny 4.73 4.3J 4.13-1.33 selected Funds: Viking Glh 5,28 91-1.24 Adviser Fd 4.35 3.77 3.34- .90 Bolonc 8.41 5,72 5.81-1.68 ElMX 155 4.* 5 ,, 3 70 Amer Sh 4.73 S.M~1.« Wai) Grtti 6.99 32-2.56 NEW YORK (UPI) — The slock market, than any of the automakers, dropped 8% Aetna Fnd 7.61 4.71 5.07-7,33 Bond 4-7* - 3.70- .84 :i:j Evtrtit II.IS J.I 7, 1.34—3.73 Ooporl 5.30 6.10-2.52 vvtiiti Mutl 11.75 69-2.54 Aelnu InSh 13.29 10.60 IO.B6-7.41 DIVldnd 3.6) 2.55?.61- .69 reflecting the nation's severe economic to 7y and Ford 7>/ to %- Fidel Fd MM V.I7 11.13—3.3 f Special B.60 10.63-2.23 Welnun (vl 11.00 13-3.55 4l 8 Alutur (v) fl.96 4.69 4.98-3.60 4.55-1.29 and political problems, in 1974 suffered its Gold mining shares were volatile and Puritan T.71 *.IJ 7.«—1.7 0 3.66- .75 Sentlnl Gw 6.0! 6.78-3,88 Wellington Group: AGE Fund 4.80 3.53 3JB- ,86 Stiltm 3.71 1.47 2.**— .PI ESS t55 is Sentry Fd 8.70 9.03-2.9-1 Explpr 41 59-7.24 Stock 6-" <-*' 5.12-1.27' worst loss since 19U7 and enters 1975 with ended the year mixed. Campbell Ked Lake All stole 11.71 6,19 6.91-4,13 Trend 21.17 12.lt 14.11—7.02 (vest 63 K-2.87 Aloha Fnd 11.54 7.30 7.97-3.33 Grwth 4.» 3.63 3.93-1.94 Shareholders Croup optimism tempered by numerous fears. Investors Group Funds: Comstk 2.4B 2.80- .66 Moroan 10.94 58 11-3.57 gained 4. But Dome Mines lost 7%, ASA Amcap Fd 4,64 2.80 3.00-1.3! 3,62 3.84-1.86 Trustes 10.75 35-3.24 IDS Gth 6.20 1.17 3.69-2.40 Hew Ea« Life Fds: Entrprs The Dow Jones industrial average — Am Blrthrt 9.90 9.SS 9.83+ .05 2.75 3,07-1.04 Welslev 11.57 84-1.56 Ltd. 13/4 and llomestake Mining ifa. 8.51 5.59 6.05-7.2H IDS nwD 5.41 2.93 3,42-1.91 Euultv 17.26 10.46 M-53-i Fletc Fd 2.22-1.47 Harbor 5.90 6.25-1.34 Wellatn 10.41 73-2.53 Am EaultV . 3.0. 7 3.26-1.77 IDS [jroy 3.73 1.98 Grwth 9.96 5.68 6.44-1 the most widely followed stock market in- Bullion prices soared on foreign Mutual 9.06 6.296.91-2.0B Legal Li 4.17 4.86—1-64 Wstmln 10.60 03-1.00 American Expreii Funili: 14,92 12.50 13.OB dicator — plunged 234.62 points to 616.24, exchanges in largely speculative trade, Stock Fd 18,5? 11.54 12.74-5.4? 15.17 8.98 10.04- Pate Fd 4.95 5.79-1.05 Wind s r 7.53 25-1.39 6.7? 3.94 -1.39—3.31 Weslrn Ind 3.03 56-1.11 B.48 6.3? 6.78-1.33 Selectv 9.31 8.00 . 8.27- .99 8.96 5,59 6.42- United Funds: its worst point loss ever, surpassing the anticipating American entry into the 4.72-2.70 Accuml > 3.9? 4.62—2.00 Wslfld Gth 7.42 B3-2.20 In st 7.67 1.53 5.94-1.55 Vor Pov 7.59 4.20 5. 3 3.71 4.10- 4.02- .74 B 5 5.59 6.24- Bond Fd 1 6.24 6.49-1.26 Wisconsin 5.40 72-1.54 183.57-point drop to 758.69 in 1966. market. For the first time in 41 years, it Spec Fnd 7.23 3.93 4,15-2.97 Inv Rcsrcti 4,84 3.95 Con) Gwt i 5.72 6.41-2.76 Zleuler Fd 10.61 80 .18-3.01 7.31 4.43 4.95-1.98 Keystone Collodion Funds: 13 7 8.63 9.00- On a percentage basis, considered the became legal on Dec. '.11, for U.S. citizens In Slock Fd Cont Inc S 6.50 6.B1-2.31 Weekly Funds: i—Quote not 'allable. 6.01 3.28 3.34-2.12 Cust B 1 18.75 16,44 14. J 10.40 10.82- Income 3 7.49 8.32-3.80 v-Net asset value. x-Ex-dlvldi Am Ins Ind 4 68 3.17 3.43-1.11 Cust B 2 19.29 15.94 2 7.36 8.05- most relevant in evaluating performance, own and trade in gold. Science 5 3.B2 4.45-1.89 rluhis. d-Ex-Dlstrlbullon a-Funds 5.33 2.90 3.51-1.58 Dlsct B 4 8.62 6.43 12 4 7.27 8,13- Amlnv iv) Vangrd B 3.11 3.50-1.95 dcmptlon price. the 27.57 per cent decline in the Dow was Am Mutual 8.42 5.72 6.35-1.73 Cusl K I 6.96 5.33 5 12.25 12.51- the worst since the drop of 32.8 per cent in AmNot Gw 2.26 1.53 1.59- .40 Cusl K 2 5.65 3.35 1937. In 1973, the Dow lost 169.21 points, ctiannlna Fundi: Cusl S 1 20.63 11.99 Amercn 1.29 .84 .91- .36 Cusl S 2 10,23 5.79 or 16.6 per cent. Bulanc 987 672 7.52-3.33 Cusl 5 3 7.48 4,23 Bond Fd 9.05 7.19 7.37-1.53 Cust S 4 3.87 1.91 Only 176 stock issues managed to gain EQlV Glh 7.55 4.57 5,32-2.19 Apollo 03 3.43 on the year while 1,859 lost ground among Eqty Rrg 2.99 1.67 1.91—1,06 Polaris 3.44 1.98 Fnd Amr 7.70 -1,58 5.28-2.3J Lndmk GW 7.20 4-5' the total 2,100 traded. Growlh 4.70 3.96 3.41-1.79 LDEdieCo 13.94 10,11 b.Ti 5.08 5.33-1,3? Winter Clearance Volume shrank to 3,517,742,638 shares Income Mass Finan Prov loc 3.88 3.75 3.78- .78 MIT I'l.Ol 7.04 7.60-3.14 1 80 1.03 1.14- ,65 from the record 4,053.201,306 traded in Special 11.73 6.45 7.39-4,37 B.34 4.30 4,85-3,35 MIIG 1973, and was the smallest since 1970's Venture MID 13.01 9.76 10.27-2.26 Charter Fd 8.86 7.32 7.67 MFD 12.68 7.35 B.25-4.20 2,937,359,448-sharc total. Dreyfus Group: MCD 13.92 8.51 9.07-4.11 Other averages also reflected one of the Drcyf Fd 1093 7.T5 8.34-3.33 Males (v( 1.84 1.10 1.12- .49 Ealy Fd 3.B6 2.95 3.09- .71 Mulricr (v) 10.01 5.94 6 30-3,02 worst market years in decades. Standard Drcvt Lv 1501 9.54 10,44-4.09 Wild Arner 4.94 3.30 3.35-1.38 Drvf LAS 10.02 9.98 10.00 .. Money Mkt 1.00 1.00 1.00 & Poor's 500-stock index, a broader in- Spl Incm 7.33 5,59 5.93-1.34 MONY Fd 10.21 5.91 7.12-3.96 10 16 6.14 6.84—3.04 SALE dicator than the Dow, lost 28.99 points to Third Cn MSB (v) 13.69 8.32 9.22-3.B1 E &E Mutl 3.15 2,20 2.43- .67 Mutl BnGr 9.20 5,59 6.20-2.88 68.56, or 29.7 per cent, its worst loss since Eagle Gth 7.73 5.00 5.27-1.76 M I F Fd 7.BB 5.42 5.74-1.91 NOW IN PROGRESS Eaton Howard: Hi 1 F Gro 4 07 1.11 1937, Balncd F 9.20 6.15 6.96-3.54 Growlh 11.65 5.52 6.26-5.44 A timely opportunity to save on a The New York Stock Exchange common 1205 6.87 7.65-4.26 There was some concern on Wall Street Income 6.02 4.58 4.90-1.16 stock index fell 16.69 points to 36.13. Snec Fnd 7.36 3.97 4.10-2.86 9.92 8.97 9.40 ... wonderful selection of fashionable coats stocks might be sold to buy gold, further Stock Fd 11 63 6.25 7.38-4.41 12 13 7.76 8.47—3.32 • American Telephone & Telegraph, the 8.27 4.51 J.06-3.16 EDIE [Vt 18.76 11.11 11.74-5.91 most widely held stock in the nation, was weakening the market, but first day in- EGRET 11.93 7.43 8.16—J.49 7 10 3.93 4.32—2.76 and dresses. the most active issue and one of the better dication made that seem unlikely. Elliin Tst 14.81 8.83 9.64—4.76 7.99 5.18 5.51-2.28 blue-chip performers on the Big Board Watergate was a rnajor market depres- despite a 5^-point loss. It closed at 44%, sant. Washington, preoccupied with the with volume totaling 26,940,800 shares. demise of President Nixon, failed to take On Nov. 20, the Justice Department steps to stem inflation and the building Year In Review recession. Save filed the largest antitrust suit in U.S. his- By United Press International Am Hm Pr 145806 447/« UVt 33'/4-6'/« to off tory against AT&T, its Western Electric From the day President Ford took office NEW YORK — The year 1974 In re- Gulf Oil 163754 2S'/« 16 17V.-6 Aug. 8 (and proceeded to proclaim infla- view: Occdntl Ptl 162194 I4*A 7Vs 12»/«+4Vj manufacturing subsidiary and Bell DOW JONES STOCK AVERAGES Sony CorP X1S4850 10'A 4*i S'/B—5' Telephone Laboratories. Wall Street tion as public enemy No. 1) until Oct. 4, Open High Low Close Chg Vo Elect 148323 15'A 6*/« 8W-*' Entire Stock of Winter 30 IndS 855.32 891.66 577.60 6U.24-234.i2 Std Oil Cal 147377 36V» 20'/fl 22'/4—12: reacted almost with anger, criticizing the the Dow average plunged 213 points. JO Rails 198.20102.45 125.93 143.44— 52.75 Avon Prd 146029 65 18V« 28Vi—35 Ford's pardon of Nixon did not help mat- 15 Ullls 91.23 95.07 57.93 6B.76- 20.61 Fd NM Mtg 143613 20=U IIV« 16^+1' Justice Department for filing it at a time 65 StkS 274.93282.51 184.24 m.71— 72.77 HmstkeMnx141444 69Vs 29V* 36 -f when the nation was in severe .economic- ters. RCA Crp 140798 21'/> 9'/4 10J/«—7; off The skid was interrupted after DOW JONES BOND AVERAGES x—Stock split In 1974 net change od- Coats 30 straits. The slock actually lost little Open High Low Close Chg iusted for split. ground on the news. The company main- President Ford on Oct. 8, announced his 4D BdS 72.73 73.50 64.13 66.14— 6.61 All soles In hundreds. 1st RRs S2.SO S*.S8 «.« 47.63— 5.27 Famous names in the newest styles tained its dividend and increased earn- economic program, aimed primarily at 2nd RRs 66.4B 68.36 61.28 61.50— 4.97 YEARS MOST ACTIVE AMERICAN ings. inflation. The oversold stock market, Utils 90.B5 91.70 78.52 80.60-10.20 Sales High Law Close Chg and models...Luxurious 100% wools, relieved at least something had been done, IndUSt 80.70 80.82 70.61 74.63— 5.99 Synlx CP x!4,522,2 63 27V* 39%—18'/i Westinghouse Electric was the second Inc RRs 51.52 54.26 44.07 45.02— 6.46 HOUStn 01 x 9,628,1 nVt "V. 26%-3'/a soft supple leathers, fur trimmed and most active issue, off 15% to 1-0 on exploded with the best weekly rally in its 1974 volume 3,517,7«,i3_. B GtntYlwkn 6,772,3 27V* 7»A 10 — V* 1973 volume . . 4,053,201,306 ChompHm 7,556,4 SVi 1% 2'A- 1'A untrimmedl 26,752,700 shares. Weslinghouse an- history. The Dow gained 73.61 points that TftXOS mil S,W6,» 12'/« 3% 6V»~ 5V» ANNUAL SALES nounced plans at year-end to gel out of the week. This Yr. Yr. Ago Imp Oil 5,185,2 43'/i 19Vi 21V4—I8'/J appliance business at home and the eleva- But the rally lasted little more than a N.Y. Stock Sles 3,517,742,638 4,053,201,306 Mrndq Mn month because investors grew deeply N.Y. Bonds (4,052,123,400 14,424,67IrSOO X4.704.2 5V« I'/B 23-16—11-16 Select group of winter tor business in Europe to save money. It American Stocks 482,173,297 759,840,245 Day Mines 4,010,5 19'A 3V» s'/i~ 3VB concerned about the recession — which American Bonds 1256,845,000 1457,940,000 BuHesGas 3,730,9 34'/» 12 ISVs—ISVj was forced to lay off thousands of Midwest Stocks 216,850,000 236.355,000 WrlflMHra 3,633,4 3 7-14 I W.-7-U employes and cut back production sharply the White House seemed reluctant to ad- Rsrch Ctrll 3,555,2 4.4 37/« 5 —33^4 % New York Stock Exchange All Stock Lak Shr Mn 3,495,8 6*A 2 9-16 3V, in 1974. mit existed. Sambos Rst 3,206,4 » «Va 7V.-S'A Index lor 1974: Dresses . . . 50 off The Federal Reserve Board, trying to High Low Close Chg Roblntch x3,203,6 34'A 20^i 21%-t- 3% Texaco was third, off 8Hj to 20% on 7 53.37 32.89 36.13 —15.69 TsrPtWlS X3,195,0 15^ 4 /e *«— 6VB 25,602,900 shares. Texaco was one of the deal with inflation and recession at the Ksier Ind 2,850,4 B'/i 4V» 4V«— 2V« 1 major U.S. oil companies comprising the same time, stirred hopes late in the year. American Stack Exchange Market Value CmpblChb 2,801,8 10V« 2 13-16 3 — 2»/» I index tor 1974: Bowmrlns 2,643,1 24',i 3 SVa-lSVuiI Bold patterns and bright colors Arabian-American Oil Co. (ARAMCO), by lowering the discount rale it charges High LOW Close Chg ASOmcrCp 2,621,0 16'A S'A 6V4— 7Vi | member banks for loans. A similar move 102.01 58.26 40.31—30.01 LowsTnwlt2,S46,0 IVt 2'/4 3'/i— 1 in the seasons newest head- which Saudi Arabia nationalized. Terms Am Hss wts 3,538,4 16'/j Vh 3V»—lOVi I helped stem the devastating market WHAT THE NYSE MARKET DID Grt Basin Pt!,478,0 3V« 1V« 2%— '/«J have not been reached. 1 turning looks and fabrics. Adv Dec Unch Total TerroCtim 2,399.4 l7Vn lO'A IS /* Olher members of the consorlium also decline in 1937. 1974 176 1659 65 2100 Cons Oil Gs 2,395,2 8^ S 6Vj— Vj Most of the year, particularly in the 1973 237 1739 108 2t64 x-Stock spill In 1974 net change adlusl lost ground. Exxon fell 29V4 to 64%, 197! 994 B71 150 2015 for split. California Standard 123,4 to 22»4 and summer, the stock market felt the pres- AII sales in hundreds. sures of the Fed's tight money policies and WHAT THE AMERICAN STOCKS DID NEW YORK (UPI) — The 25 most Mobil 17 to 36. Adv Dec Unch Total octive slocks traded on the OTC market j All Sales Final The energy crisis, a 400 per cent soaring interest rates. The prime lending 1?74 1601093 72 1325 as supplied by NASD for the year 1974: rate banks charge key corporate cus- 1(73 97 1190 87 1374 Sales High Low Close Chg. increase in oil prices and the resultant \972 6BQ 469 116 UBT money outflow jolted Wall Street and the tomers, now around I0y4 per cent, had Am Exp IWt'j 48>/4 1744 26 —19 STANDARD & POOR 500 STOCK INDEX Pnn OH 15.314,9 10Va 3% 7 1-16—2 7-16 Open Monday Night Until 8:30 nation. The Arabian oil embargo, begun in climbed to a historiq 12 per cent high in High Low Close Chg Anh Bch 13,771,8 3B1/. 20Vg 24 — 8V» July. There were hopes interest rates 425 Industrials 111." 69.53 76.47 —32.67 Penn Life 13,550,1 2'/4 Vi l'/j— October, 1973, generally ended in March, 13 Railroads 47.3429.3835.59—10.21 47 Vi 23>/« 31'/i— 14 but prices did not decline. would decline generally in 1975. Cit So NBk 8.V73.1 2Q'/i 4V* '/4— 13'/4 A major 1975 uncertainly is the Middle SOO Stacks 99.80 62.28 6S.56 —28.99 FstMtSS 8,535,8 23 Vi Superior Oil was the biggest loser of the Pabst Brw 8,188,9 IS'/j Il'A 16Vi— 9 year, plunging 123 to 172. Some of the East. Another war there could cripple the YEARS MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Val Ret Ex 7,789,5 66Vi 33'/« 37V«— V* market. And the Arabs and Israelis each Sales High Low Close Chg ComblnsA 7,557,3 11% S'/B 6V.~ 2 'A other oils and related issues had a rough AT&T 2S9408 53 39V« 44V«—S'/» Intel CP 7,437,6 84 IS 22Vi— 29Vj year. Halliburton lost 56Vfc, Natomas 35%, have said war is inevitable. Wstnghse 287527 26 8 10 ^-15*. Kloof Gold 7,003,8 30Vs 12Vd 13—4 Institutions, which accumulated money BlyvrGldM 6,947,1 !&'/• 10'/> 11'/B+ I/J 7'/i 8Vi—7H Tmpax Inc 6,670,9 60 22 31 —26 ready to invest. The question is when. GvtEmpIn 6,517,0 42 Save DRASTICALLY REDUCED! 20*. 50' Off Reg. Price Every Piece Is Tagged For Savings For You! Come In Now! Suits 46 Years Of Dependable Choose From The Finest Regularly $110 IN OW $55 tO Name Brands In America! Service To This Area Regularly $225 NOW $112. to $180. • PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE • KELVINATOR • DREXEL • CUSTOM DRAPES • SELIG Other suits reduced proportionally • CLYDE PEARSON • BASSETT •SPEED QUEEN •HERITAGE • DRAPERY MATERIAL • THOMASVILLE • AMERICAN TOURISTER • MERSMAN • REMBRANDT LAMPS • SIEGLER HEATERS • CRAFTIQUE • BIGELOW Sport Coats • BRAN BRANDT • HICKORY CHAIR • DIXIE • SIMMONS • LEES CARPET • HEYWOOD-WAKEFIEID • HEKMAN • BROYHILL Regularly $70 NOW $35 to $56 • HENKEL HARRIS • SEALY • BARWICK • LANE • TELL CITY CHAIR CO. • HICKORY TAVERN •CABIN CRAFT Regularly $H5. NOW $67 to $108. • MEADOW CRAFT •LA-Z-BOYRECLINERS • STANLEY • PHILADELPHIA CARPET Olher sport coats reduced proportionally • WOODARD LAMPS Drastic Reductions on OFF • Jackets * TABLES 2O% * PICTURES • Car Coats Open Monday Night Until 8:30 Look For The Big Price Tags! Convenient Credit Terms! BAYLOR-NEtMS FURNITURE CO •TRI-CITIES LARGEST QUALITY FURNITURE STORE- PHONE: 245-4159 Open Monday Nights 'til 8:30 125-131 BROADST. BIG JANUARY ParfoDowntown Kingsport Your Happy Shopping Store Closed New Year's Day — Shop Thursday, Friday and Monday Nights Until 8:30 P.M. Thursday 9:30 A.M. [MEN'S FASHIONS - STREET LEVELJ [LADIES FASHIONS - UPPER LEVEL | *ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S SWEATERS *ENTIRE STOCK LADIES FALL & WINTER COATS— Asst. Colors and sizes. Values to $80 *ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S WINTER JACKETS Unlincd jackets not included *LARGE GROUP LADIES PANTSUITS- 100% polyester, Assorted Colors and prints. *ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S HATS *LARGE GROUP LADIES DRESSES- dress and casual Misses-Junior-Hall'Sizes *LARGE GROUP MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS *LARGE GROUP LADIES SPORTSWEAR inc. Long Sleeve — size 14 1/2 to 17 tops, jackets, pants—Junior and misses sizes *LARGE GROUP MEN'S SPORT KNIT SHIRTS *GROUP LADIES LINGERIE & FOUNDATIONS Long Sleeve — Size S-M-L-XL *LARGE GROUP LADIES ROBES Assorted Colors anil sizes. *LARGE GROUP MEN'S ACCESSORIES- Including billfolds, gift items, robes, pajamas, etc. ILADIES ACCESSORIES - STREET LEVEL BOYS FASHIONS - BALCONY) *LARGE GROUP LADIES ACCESSORIES Inc. handbags, shawls, jewelry, cosmetics (gift sets). *ENTIRE STOCK BOYS WINTER JACKETS GIRLS FASHIONS - UPPER LEVEL] *LARGE GROUP BOYS KNIT SHIRTS *ENTIRE STOCK GIRLS FALL AND WINTER *ENTIRE STOCK BOYS SWEATERS OFF DRESSES ORIGINAL *ENTIRE STOCK GIRLS FALL AND WINTER *LARGE GROUP BOYS DRESS SHIRTS COATS *ENTIRE STOCK BOYS CORDUROY JEANS PRICE! *LARGE GROUP GIRLS SPORTSWEAR AND AND SLACKS LINGERIE Girls sizes 3 lo 6X, 7 to 14 and Chubby *GROUP BOYS JEANS INFANTS DEPT. - UPPER LEVEL Solids and fancies—Boys sizes 4- to 7 and 8 to 20. *LARGE GROUP DRESSES HOME FASHIONS - LOWER LEVELl MEN'S DEPARTMENT - LOWER LEVEL & SPORTSWEAR *LARGE GROUP BLANKETS & COMFORTERS Infants and toddlers sizes IFASHION FABRICS - LOWER LEVEL] *ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S KNIT AND WOVEN Reduced 25% DRESS SHIRTS *ENTIRE STOCK FALL & WINTER FABRICS REDUCED.. Men's and Ladies' PLAYTEX SALE MEN'S SLACKS DRESS AND CASUAL SHOES One large group. Dress and casuals, cuffed 18 HOUR™ NYLON LACE BRA 18 HOUR™ NYLON LACE MEN'S SPORT COATS Selected groups. Assorted sizes and One large group. Polyester and wool, Size and flare models. Values to $20 WITH FIBERFILL ADDED MACHINE-CARE BRA colors. Values to $28 38 to 46 Reg. and long. Values to $75 5.95 usually 7.50 5.50 usually 6.95 Discreet contouring for the in-between Self-adjusting cotton-lined cups, framed size woman. Self-adjusting nylon lace with sheer lightweight elastic for freedom $ off off original original cups framed with lightweight elastic. No- and fit. Rounded contour, smoothest-ever Price Price twist stretch straps. White. A 32-36, B 32- even under clinging fashions. No-curl, no- 40, C 32-40. twist stretch straps. White. A 34-36, 44.88 Men's Fashions — Street Level Fashion Shoes — Street Level B 32-42, C 32-42. Men's Fashions — Street Level D 32-42 usually 7.95 6.50 Ladies' DD 32-46 usually 8.50 6.50 Reduced From Stock... MEN'S LEATHER BELTS 18 HOUR™ BRIEF STYLE . DRESS AND CASUAL SHOES 18 HOUR™ LONG LEG Dress and Jean, sizes 32 to 44. Wide PULLON STYLE PANTY GIRDLE MADE WITH SPANETTE* Selected group. Assorted sizes and • MEN'S SUITS and narrow styles. Values to $ 10 selected groups. Wool, wool blends, colors. Regular $12 usually 14.95 8.95 usually 9.95 11.95 polyester. First quality, fall styles. Easy to get on and off. Lets you reach, You get strength, softness, delightful bend and stretch in heavenly comfort. coolness. Control and comfort for hours Stretch-all-ways Spanette*. Sizes S, M, I. and hours. Won't ride up. White. Sizes $ $ off O $ original White. XS, S, M, L. W 58.88 68.88 Price Sizes XL, XXL, usually 15.95 12.95 Sizes XL usually 10.95 9.95 Values to $80 Values to $1 20 Vt 6.88 Men's Fashions - Street Level Ladies Lingerie — Upper Level Men's Fashions — Street Level Fashion Shoes -- Street Level NOW IN PROGRESS (K Sale Ends Saturday, January 4 These and other Values in our Home Furnishing Dept.— !B> Lower Level ENTIRE STOCK Our 'State Pride' 'Forget Me Not' 'STATE PRIDE' DRAPERIES Ruffled Coordinates Including solids, jacquards and beautiful floral prints, SALE 20.88 linings of insulated foam and cotton sateen. Lengths of twin bedspread • usually $26 45", 63", and 84"; widths in single, width and one The print, the look, borrowed fr6m half and double. grandma's boudoir. Soil, ecru-linted challis scatter-print With,liny posies. Touches of blue, rust, gold or green. Machine washable, no iron. Off Our lullspread, usually $30 sale 23.88 3 DAYS Regular Low tier curtains, 66x36" long. ONLY Prices usually $5 pair sale 4.22 20% valance, usually 2.50 sale 1.94 BLANKETS SAVE ON TOWELS 2-yr. guarantee MATCHING TOWEL SETS Polyester/acrylic blends in regular and 'State Pride' Aster Place electric blanket 100% cotton terry, Gold Crest by Cone. thermal weaves. Slight imperfects of a Sheared on one side, thirsty loops on 'State Pride' fashion color famous maker. Assorted jacquards, plaids and denim look other. Rich, lull-color print nccontod no-iron sheets made with KUUiCi * with lenly motil. 100% cotton in gold, SALE 17.44 Double bed size, Reg. $9 ..$6.44 solids. pink, or bluo, Mndo by Mnrtox. usually 20.50 24x44" bnlh. usually 3.25 ...«»!« 1.88 SALE 2.47 72x04" double size; sinnlo control. Simp- 16x25" hnnri, usually 1.80 .. .t»le 1.28 Queen bed size, Reg. $l 5 .. I $ it corners, Mnchino wnshnblo 00% poly- twin flat or lilted style Bath Regular $2.30 1.57 wnshcloin, usually B9« tale 58f ostui, 20% nciylic. Oo!d or nvocndo; $ From this top mnkor In long-woiuing blond ol 50% matching nylon binding. King bed size, Reg. $15 ... 8.44 Kociol* polyostor. 50% cotton. Mnchino care - posi- HarvJ Towel Regular $1.49 $1.07 tively no Ironing noodnd. Hnvo it in your choice ol Home Fashions — Lower Level lomon, spearmint, aznlon, sky blue. Wash Cloth Regular 79c 57' FABRIC SAYINGS lull, lint or lilloct ••!• 3.47 Luxury Acrylic quoon. tint or filled ••!• 5.47 pillowoasos. 42 x 34" ••!« 2 lor 2.37 year-round blanket FITTED QUILTED pillowcases, 43 x 46" •*!• 2 lor 2.97 SALE ON PILLOWS yd. MATTRESS PADS Dwnn" pelfetttt. Non-allnrgonic, dull and odor pioo). 2.97 SALE 5.44 FILLED WITH usually 3.99 yd. Bath mat-lid cover sets Durable 100% cotton cover. At this saving get pillows usually 6.75 DACRON-88 FIBER from a famous maker for every bed in your house. Fancy & solid coordinates So-soft moth-prool, non-nllorflonic mn- standard, uiuolly 3.99 each rah 11« 4.M double-knit polyester chlno wnshnblo ncryllc. Gold or groon Long-lasting 100% polyester fiborflll. quenn, uiunlly 4,99 inch Mb 1 hr 7.M with wide 4" nylon binding In mntch Nylon tricot stretch-on fitted shirt. Ma- SALE 3.88 MeMed (eon tat«« In wanted telf-ventllatlng pincore Tho mnklngs ol nn ontho now wardrobe 72x90" Ills twin, double. chine wnihable. Stives your bedding. lor Spring 7SI Nont chocks, Intricate 100°/« nylensl Polynntnt nnd niyon construction. Zip-off washable cover, twin «lze, usually $8 tale 6.44 ynrn-dyod Innclos plus n lull rnlnbow hlonris! Floot-lmflqino, bnoks tor standard, usually $7 each 1th I let 10.77 ol ciopn-loxlmnd aolld colors. Every Cash — Layaway full size, usually 9.SO.. . . sale 7.44 anlci lootino, 80x34" or 21x30" sl?o; queen,usually $10each (•(•!ter 1S.77 yard machine wnsh-nnd-dry-ntid never queen size, usually $14.. sale 11.44 mntchlni] olnnlirijod liil covers. All tyna, uiuolly $14 each »le Her $11.77 n mommtl'd lionlnnl All 00 Inchoti'wlde. Belk Charge king size, usually 17.50. sale 14*44 mnrhlnn cure, quick-drying. ' , Jut. I, !»'« / *: mei IA TVA Report: Nuclear Power Plants Cheaper KNOXVIL.LE (UI'I) — designed to avoid* a possible of coal were compounded by ^1 In its annual report energy shortage this problems of higher prices. ^H released Tuesday, the Ten- winter. But the agency noted that ^f nessee Valley Authority high priced coal was not the ^H snid that, as far us fuel costs „ '" addition to the call only vosl probiem for the • are concerned, it is cheaper for voluntary curtailment e|t.ctric power system. • to run nuclear power plants of l)0wer us°. somK of, 'ne „ . . , • than coal burning plants. actions included making "Construction costs for •• emergency purchases of generating and transmis- mM The report was prepared coal and renegotiating sion facilities arc rising at WM before the na'.'on-wide coal existing contracts for addi- the fastest rate since World WM miners' walkout. The report tional coal, contracting for War II," the agency said. ^| said the cost of fuel for additional production from Aluminum conductor cable • nuclear plants is only about TVA-owned coal 'reserves, was up 70 per cent in a 10 to 20 per cent of the cost bringing court action year's time," and copper for some recent coal against some coal suppliers conductor was nearly purchases. for diverting coal under tripled in price since 1972. contract to TVA, working to "Present conditions, par- obtain additional coal cars, TVA said the average ticularly with respect to the purchasing power from operating cost for produc- rapidly increased coal costs, neighboring utilities, ing and distributing elec- demonstrate more clearly operating oil-fired combus- tr'nnower in the Tennessee OFF than ever that it is now tion turbines for additional Valley region increased more economical for TVA to power production, moving from 7 mills per kilowatt- construct and operate coai from S0me plants that hour in fiscal 1973 to 8 mills nuclear power plants than have less critical stockpiles in 1974. coal-fired facilities," the to plants that have very low The agency also said that NEW GROUP OF MEN'S SUITS agency said. supplies and operating the average residential nuclear units at highest rate, up more than 20 per The mammoth agency nossible levels " cent in a year's time, still said that while building ' was 40 per cent below the nuclear power plants is TVA said that shortages national average. once in operation, they are $ not much affected by fuel to costs. TOTSQTEENS 130 TVA said that much of I the cost of nuclear power is fixed at the lime of the Semi Annual •I Regularly 80.00 to 195.00! A nice looking original plant construction, collection...right from our current stock of polyester and and that this cost is not • influenced by inflation dur- • polyester blend suits. Styles includes fashionable wide ing the lifetime of a power • lapels, fancy textured patterns plus business-like solids. plant — figured at about 40 years. The agency said that the D-32) Men's Clothing, Miller's Klngiporl short coal supply this past SHOE year had forced TVA to take a number of steps • UJtAIUANJIi^ll 1R llf^i 4 ^JPICF I Two Shots Fired 1 Into Nashville Choose From Hundreds of Pairs 1 Police Station of Fall and Winter Shoes ... Oxfords, Straps, and Buckles 6.99 NASHVILLE (UPI) — Two shots were fired Tues- day by a sniper at the Metro • Police Department's West 1 Precinct Station, officers LONG SLEEVE said. 6°°,. 1 0°° "We had completed tne Reg. $10 -$19 detail shift change about 30 ARROW SHIRTS minutes and there was five of us in my office when we heard two shots," said Special Group of Fall Keds - Police Captain Thomas Ed- Regularly 8.00 to 13.00! What mondson. Brushed Nylon or Corduroy savings! Scoop up smart fashion One of the slugs dug into Arrow and other name shirts in the wooden framing above -in the station's front door. JLOO polyester/cotton blends and poly- Police have been unable to Reg. to $10 fj ester knits. Stripes, solids and prints locate the second slug. ^^ in popular colors. 14'/2 to 17; • "Some of the officers ran outside, but they didn't see ^^^•^••••^» sleeves 32 to 35". anyone on foot or in a car, mfim^mWM^m^ ^fl^ *tf wf V^ ill ^r Edmondson said. • • • • ^ mU 1 •• f mm ^ D-35) M*n'sFurnlshlngi, Miller's Klngiport Police said they knew of 1 \J 1 *J ^^ • •• mm mm w no motive for the shooting GREENACRES episode. OPEN DAILY 9:30-9:30 SUN. 1 -6 THURS., FBI., SAT. 3.99 ,„ 8.99 19.88 SHIRTS AND SWEATERS SELECTION H I 0/hko/h Sport shirts; fashion solids and prints for easy living. 2.96-6.96 Handsome colors and fabrics. Sizes S,M,L,XL. Regularly 6.00 to 15.00. 5.99 and 8.99 Sleeveless sweaters; just the ticket for keeping warm. Orion*1 acrylic in navy, brown, green or tan. S,M,L,XL. Regularly 6.00 to 9.00 3.99 Vee neck sweaters; nice on him for a sporty look. Natural wool cr acrylic blends that wash in a trice. Range Qshko/h of colors. S,M,L,XL. Regularly 14.00 to 18.00. 7.99 D-33) Men's Sportswear, Miller's Klngsport 2.96-6.96 TWO FINE GROUPS NATURALIZER'S CHILDREN'S SHOES "CHESHIRE" 21.88T '17.97 30 ,. 5CT II.97 WOMEN'S Reg. 15.971 We've brought back MEN'S, WOMEN'S OFF the basics...fine leather comfort, 'K-LINE fashionable flair and mid heel. All OSHKOSH LUGGAGE! Boys and girls! One very good at a sale price! In black, j.~ LUGGAGE group. Broken sizes. navy, camel or red. 3.90 to 5.90 D 63} l««e>' Vioei, MIMer'i Klnfltport Reg. 10.99 to 20.001 A great group Lightweight luggage travels Sturdy polypropylene with me- really reduced. you smartly! Selection of linen- tal-reinforced handle and pol- 5.90 to 13.97 look floral or vinyl, Save! ished chrome die-cast locks. 16"0vernighter 2.96 Lined with acetate. t>.<«) CMMiWi MIMI, MIK.r'i Kln«t«ert 17" Weekender 3.96 Women's 21" Pullman... 17.97 18"Traveler *•£* Women's 27" Wardrobe . 21.88 20" Companion 6-S» Mont 24" Black 2-Sulter, 19.88 Copynoht « 1975 l>y S> 3 KnCSOr Company OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY 'Til 9 P.M. OTHER WEEKDAYS 'til 1975 A Return To 930s-Seer BY BETTY BEN KEY chemicals. Investments will increase subs- Times-Newt Women's Editor tantially..." According to Mrs. Harrison, from Apparently Kingsport psychic Ruby Harrison's and government economists' mid-1975 through '76 employment in Sheriff's Department crystal balls are picking up different wave Kingsport will drop to a minimum. Only lengths. The local prognosticator's picture Tennessee Eastman employes will escape of 1975 is far less optimistic than that of the unemployment lines. the economists. Of course, they didn't "While everything else in Kingsport Upheaval, Bond Vote score well on their predictions for '74. will be on the decline, Tennessee Eastman Mrs. Harrison sees no mid-year upturn Co. will be on the uprise," she explains. in the economy as do the economists. Ins- "This is because of government contracts tead, she sees the economic situation in involved in the project I saw back in '73. Kingsport (and the United States) as That's why I advise those who consult me Approval 'Seen' In '75 worsening, reaching its lowest point about about Eastman stock to hang on to it." mid-year and lasting throughout 1976. The spiritual - psychic doesn't see the economy stabilizing until 1977. Un- "It will be the most devastating period til then, "food will be more scarce than There'll be some good news and some bad The new Roller Woods mall will not be the in the history of Kingsport," she warns. news in 1975— but mostly bad. success anticipated. It will be stable, but "Kingsport will not fare as well as she did it was in the other depression resulting in MRS. RUBY HARRISON many business will drop out of the mall dur- in the depression of the '30s." an increasing number of people suffering . . local girl sees bad times Here are Kingsport psychic Ruby ing the first year and a half. from malnutrition, even starvation." Harrison's predictions for the coming year: Since coming to Kingsport from Miami, Many small shops and stores will go out of Fla., in 1973, Mrs. Harrison has been a Survival will be uppermost in people's People who're considering buying land There will be a real upheaval in Sullivan business during the latter half of 1975 and guest speaker at civic club meetings and minds, causing "the banning together of today and selling it at a profit tomorrow County Sheriff John Bishop's department. '76. Only the large stores will survive. has appeared on local TV talk-shows. small groups of people—neigh- "will be sadly disappointed," warns the This will result from someone outside of his borhoods—the buying of more guns for psychic. "Land value will go down and it organization trying to influence the way the There will be an increase in UFO sightings Many of her predictions have been filed protection." will be virtually impossible to sell. People department is run, or trying to incorporate reported in the Tri-City area during mid- with the Central Premonitions Registry will not buy because they'll need every another segment of law enforcement in his 1975—even more than were reported last in New York. Among those is the one filed Mrs. Harrison says the purchase of year. penny they have to survive. Besides, they area. Oct. 29,1973, in which she stated: weapons "will he curtailed by stricter laws, couldn't afford to do anything with the but this will drive the guns underground, land if they did buy it." The biggest jewel robbery in the history of Kingsport residents will vote for the $2 "President Nixon will not complete this creating a thriving business in black- Kingsport—like nothing Kingsport has ever million bond issue for expansion of Dobyns- term ... well step down of his own accord Blame for the present economic situa- '. market guns." An attempt at passing tion, and that which she predicts for the seen before—will take place the first half of BennettHigh School facilities, but any plans ...will not remain in office to be im- legislation "to confiscate all registered 1975. for comprehensive high schools in Sullivan peached. His reason will be because of next two years, "can be laid at the White guns will fail," she says. House door," says Mrs. Harrison — "but Holston Valley Community Hospital will County will be put aside until 1977. health..." Those people who see their salvation in not at the present administration's feet." undergo reorganizational changes. It will be There will be a change in the present food Another premonition filed with the Every attempt is being made to halt the operated under a different set of standards the purchase of gold "are being stamp program this year. This will not be a Registry occured Oct. 28, 1973, "while ridiculous," she says, predicting there will depressing state of affairs, but, according and rules. Funds will be coming in from a state change but a government control chan- driving past Tennessee Eastman Co.," and to Mrs. Harrison, "it just keeps snow- source other than the present sources. be "a drastic devaluation in gold. It will be 1 ge—an alternate system necessitated by the has a direct bearing on the economy in worth no more than the dollar in your balling an. , there's nothing that can be There will be a replacement of a judge. large number of unemployed people and the Kingsport during 1975. pocket." done at the present." This will happen following the judge's death. demand for food stamps. Mrs. Harrison, who says she "will not "A building already in use will be taken Mrs. Harrison says "people aren't doing generalize" when making predictions, but for a new project—classified. The project themselves any favors by stashing their will be "either 100 percent right or 100 has already been outlined (but) there will money away in savings accounts or in percent wrong," is more optimistic about be some changes made in the original Swiss banks." According to her, the plan...requiring revisions to modify it to the outcome of this "devastating period." III the current situation and update of scien- "money won't do them any good because "The end result will be positive," she tific data. Something to do with warfare. there'll be no products to buy." says. "During this period, people will ••i "Within two or three years, there's go- begin searching inwardly, finding their Ti III "New employees...majority will be men ing U> be a new currency," she says. true values, seeking friendships and from other states sent here because of this "They're not going to make money spiritual growth instead of materalistic particular .project. Impression of anymore." gains." L- Wednesday, Jan. 1,1975 / Kingsport Times IB Solution To Office Closing— From left, George Gibson, Claudine Hequembourg and Paul 'Don't Let It Happen Again' E. Vaughn. By JOAN ROESGEN he said, "because I got so much static about after running through several alternatives: Times-News Staff Writer closing." —dock the pay of those employes who had the extra two days off. This was rejected after What to do about those extra two days off Both Groseclose and Mrs. Duncan are consti- several magistrates said they thought it unfair some Sullivan County employes received while tutional officers elected directly by the people to "punish" the employes for following the others did not — and therefore not technically bound by the order of their bosses. County Court resolution. Forget it this time and take steps to see that it —count the extra two days as part, of the doesn't happen again. (County Judge Lon Boyd said Mrs. Duncan employes' vacation time next year. This was This was proposed Tuesday by Magistrate had told him "it was just a mix-Up" and that in rejected also as being unfair to the employes. First Tennessee National Wilbur Hendricks of Kingsport. His recom- the future she would abide by the county —give the working employes two days off mendation was endorsed unanimously by other schedule.) sometime in 1975 to even the score. This was members of the County Court executive and Several other county offices were open rejected because, several magistrates said, "it Selects 3 For Promotions budget committees at a joint meeting called es- Thursday and Friday but operated with skele- would cause too much confusion." pecially to resolve a holiday vacation problem ton staffs so that employes had extra time off on —prior to all holidays, send notice of county Three promotions made by the directors fices. which had arisen over the Christmas schedule. a rotating basis. policy to all officials and to the news media so of the First Tennessee National Bank Vaughn 698 Sherman Place is a native A 1972 County Court resolution specifies that The meeting of the magistrates Tuesday that everybody will know exactly what's ex- were announced this week by Armistead of Kingsport, having graduated from all county employes have off only on Christmas resulted mainly from complaints by citizens pected. This was accepted and will be done in Smith, president. Blountville High School in 1958. He Day and the day before Christmas. who had gone to Blountville on business and the future. Named first vice president was George completed four years active military ser- found some offices open and some closed. vice. He has been with the bank since But this year trustee Clyde Groseclose and —at budget time each year, make all depart- P. Gibson. Paul E. Vaughn was promoted 1969. At present he is manager of the ins- registrar of deeds Mary Lou Duncan had their Judge Boyd, who presided at the meeting, ment heads agree in writing to comply with the to vice president and Claudinc R. Hequembourg was named branch tallment loan department and is in his staffs work until noon Tuesday with the rest of said the situation had also caused "friction and county schedule. This was accepted as the "the fourth year of study at East Tennessee the week off. irritation" between on-and-off co-workers. best way to lock it in" because those officials manager of the Stone Drive branch. Gibson, Emory Church Road, a native of State University. Property assessor Bob LeSueur had planned The magistrates decided to accept Squire who refused to comply would lose pay raises for Mrs. Hequembourg 2108 Tallwood Dr. is their staffs. Norton, Va. is a graduate of East Tennes- to go along with that schedule but backed out, Hendricks' suggestion to "forget it this time" see State University and received a BS a native of Bluff City, having graduated degree in economics. He has been with the from Bluff City High School. She has been bank since 1970. At present he is head of with the bank since 1970 and has been the Commercial Loan Department and acting branch manager since September Kingsporters Indicted By Grand Jury administrator of the Kingsport branch of- of this year. Two men charged last month with burglary day, however. Sampson was attempting to arrest Epps on a have been indicted by the Sullivan County A burglary charge against Wendell Mullins, charge of public drunkenness when Epps at- Auto Rams Parked Car On Stone Grand Jury, while a third man charged in the 29, of Rt. 4, Kingsport, has been dismissed by tacked him, according to the indictment. Epps case, has had the charge dismissed by Sessions Sessions Court Judge George Garrett on the was also indicted on charges of resisting arrest Court Judge George Garrett. grounds of insufficient evidence. Last month and public drunkenness. Drive; Driver Seriously Hurt Tommy Moore, 29, of 602 Reedy St. and Earl Garrett bound Mullins over to the grand jury on Donnie Robinson, 19, of 185 Cloud Apart- Despite the combination of holiday Feagins, 23, of Rt. 4, Kingsport, were indicted the burglary charge, but then reversed himself ments, was indicted for forging and passing He was injured when his car slammed Tuesday for the burglary of the James Justice after 63-year-old Fanny Feagins admitted she cheer and wet roads, area motorists had a into the rear of a parked car near Madison residence at 4000 Glen Alpine Rd. in Sullivan had lied when she had implicated Mullins in the three checks, each for $127.38, last October. relatively safe New Year's Eve. School, according to the Lifesaving Crew. Gardens. burglary. The checks were forged on the First National The only serious accident occurred on He was alone in the car at the time of the According to the indictments, the two men Clarence E. Whitaker, 19, of 125 E. Sevier Bank of Rogersville account of Clyde Bowers, Stone Drive inside the city limits around 4 accident. stole a rifle, a pistol, a shotgun, binoculars, a Ave., has been indicted for making a false bomb and Bowers' name was forged to each one. They a.m. Wednesday. Gary Dawn, 25, of 3924 The accident is still under investigation radio, a necklace, two watches, a silver dollar, threat to the Kingsport Safety Building on were passed at the Red Lion Package Store, the Bond Dr., suffered cuts to his forehead by the Kingsport Police Department. and a 50-cent piece from the residence Nov. 10. Halloween night. Oakwood Market, and the New Street branch of and nose, according to the Kingsport Elsewhere, there were two minor ac- Moore was also indicted for drunken driving Whitaker did "maliciously report, suggest, or the First National Bank of Sullivan County, ac- Lifesaving Crew. cidents on Dale Street and on Lincoln and reckless driving the same day. Kingsport imply" that an explosion was about to take place cording to the indictments. Dawn was taken to the emergency room Street around 12:30 a.m., Kingsport Police Patrolman Maurice Gragg stopped the two for at the building, according to the indictment. J. D. Riner, of Blackburn Street, was indicted of Holston Valley Community Hospital report. No one was injured in either of reckless driving on Gibson Mill Road and The call was allegedly made to Dispatcher for leaving the scene of a March 15 accident that and later transferred to Johnson City those accidents. allegedly discovered the stolen items in their Jenny Steffey. allegedly injured Larry Duckworth. Memorial Hospital. The Tennessee Highway Patrol and the car. Jerry Epps, of 1193 Dorothy St., was indicted Billy Harold Depew, no address given, was A spokesman there said no condition Sullivan County Sheriff's Department A "no true bill" was returned on a public for assault and battery against Kingsport Pa- indicted for disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, report was available early this morning. reported no traffic accidents with injuries drunkenness charge against Feagins the same trolman Jimmy Sampson Oct. 20. and drunken driving Oct. 31. Dawn was still in surgery. this New Year's Eve. some experimental work with solar heating, we lives in Virginia. But the company's represen- City Takes Over didn't find much locally either, so when we tative assured us that now your payment has VWP^ came across a news release about the use of solar been properly credited to you and that your energy for cooling and heating in a suburban policy is in good standing. Light Maintenance ACTION LINE Baltimore school building, we requested more Q. My (laughter's Social Security checks have information from the York Division of the been delayed some three months. When will Borg-Warner Corporation. The response was Aside from being the first day of the year, today is also Action Line solves problems, gets answers, they come? No Name, Kingsport. the day the City of Kingsport assumes responsibility for and cuts red tape. Write'to Action Line at the A. If her check hasn't come by January 10, the maintenance of all traffic lights in the city. Kingspnrt Times-News, Kingsport, Tenn. There I'all your local Social Security office. But we is never any charge. The work had previously been done by the Kinnsport understand that her payments are scheduled (I. Could you please print Ralph Nader's and that there is no further problem involved Power Company, which informed the city several months — just patience. ago that it would no longer provide this service after the mailing address? I need to write to him. Dully prompt but discouraging: "we know of no one first of the year. Reader, Klngsport. offering such units anywhere in the country. The city lias bought a bucket-lift truck. Delivery is A. You could try. Ralph Nailer, Center for There are a number of federally funded And a«l»rr«l ferric. expected within the next two weeks. Study of Responsive Law, P.O. Box Iii:)(i7, programs underway, but nothing outside of The maintenance work will be under the direction of the Washington, IXC. 20030. But don't count on a these expe.rimenlal projects." York's Public- Safety Department. Anyone noticing a malfunction in a personal reply or individual action on a Relations representatives suggests that in- fvnUr InformatUn traffic light should report it to the police department. complaint. You didn't Indicate in your question dividual components (such as solar collectors, just why you waul to contact Nader, but if you heat-source air conditioning units and storage SIRIine, a service for senior citizens, provides The city has announced that once it receives the equip- 'have a1 consumer problem, you might want lo tanks) can lie obtained lo custom-build « system information and referral assistance. Write ment, it will begin a preventive maintenance program contact the Belter Business Bureau, Box ;i(ll)H, but the expense would nol justify the fuel sav- SIRIine, 1200 K. Collier St., Kingsport, Tenn., or which will Include inspections of all 56 controlled Intersec- Knoxvllle, Tenu. 37(117, or Iho Division of Con- ing. call Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until tions in the city (Including flashing beacons) and 25school sumer Affairs, Box 40027, Melrose Slat ion. 4:30 p.m. The Kingsport number is 240-2444. zone lights. Nashville, Tenn. 37204. The loll-free Tennessee Q. Although I paid a six-months premium on The toll-free number for out-of-town Tennessee number there Is l-8(K)-:W2-H:iK5. my Insurance In August — » month early — 1 Roger Clark, traffic engineering planner, will be res- have received letters from the company saying calls is l-SOO-352-0200. ponsible for the technical aspects of the work. my policy has expired because of non-payment. I have written the company several times In the past few months, pointing out that a different Q. Does Medicare cover the cost of an am- policy number had been written on my check bulance and emergency room treatment? Steed Enrollment Reaches 639 A. Medicare medical Insurance can pay for q. What are the prospects for gelling solar while It was In the company's hands. Rut .still Stood College, Klngsport Center, announced enrollment f\T had no response. Can you help me convince ambulance transportation only If (1) the am- healing apparatus for homes? I've asked a bulance, equipment, and personnel meet of 038 students for the 1975 winter quarter. This brings number of people around here about It but the company a mistake has been made? No Steed's total enrollment at I ho three centers lo 1,858 for haven't been able to find nut anything about Us Name, Nlckekvlllc. 'Medicare requirements and (2) transportation ttw winter quarter, in any other vehicle could endanger the pa- availability. There mu»t be many who ire A. A mistake, indeed — your payment had tient's health. Medical Insurance can also help The Klngsporl figure reflect* substantial Increases In Interested then* day*. No Name, Klngsporl. been credited to another policy whose holder enrollment with each quarter slnco the establishment of happens to have the same last name, and also pay for emergency room or outpatient clinic. the Center In March 1H74, according to Rugene Sploss, A. Except for H Times-News article about . Klnrjwrl Center director. , >. i i Klui.MrtT.sMf IB W«toe**iy,Ju.l,lt7! Who's Whose Stephen Brim Woodird, son of Mr. and Mrs. JacK Keith Woodard, Sr. of Route 4, Blountville, Dec. 20 at HVCH. weighing 6 Ibs. 15 new reasons Tin* Burehfleld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burchf ield of Route 1, Church Hill, Dee. 20 at HVCH, weighting 6 Ibs. 14 ozs. James Bradley Coffman, to save son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry James Coffman of Route 11, Kingsport, Dec. 20 at HVCH, weighing 7 Ibs. 10 ozs. Jamie Nicole Bishop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bishop of Route 9, at Home Federal Jonesboro, Dec. 20 at HVCH, weighing 6 Ibs. 14 ozs. James Steven Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Get your choice of a free gift or a terrific Albert Thomas of 2152 . Netherland Inn Rd., Dec. 20 at HVCH, weighing 8 Ibs. 4 bargain every time you make a qualifying deposit. ozs. Travis Lee Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Zimmerman, of 128 Shuler Dr., Dec. 20 at HVCH, weighing 7 Ibs. 9 ozs. Krlsten Beverly Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Toy Earl Simpson of 3605 Reservoir Rd., Dec. 20 at HVCH, weighing 7 Ibs. 9 ozs. Sherry Ann Frazler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Edward Frazier of Route 6, Nassau Apts., Dec. 21 at HVCH, weighing 6 Ibs. 11 ozs. . Jason David King, son of Mr. and Mrs. David A. King of Route 2, Jonesboro, Dec. 21 at HVCH. weighing 7 Ibs. 5 ozs. Jason Carl Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunt of 116 Rock Valley Dr., Dec. 21 at HVCH, weighing 9 Ibs. 2 ozs. Tina Diane Coftey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gene Coffey of 413 Northcott, Dec. 21 at HVCH, weighing 8 Ibs. 4 ozs. Paul Abraham Loyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Loyd of Route 1, Chuckey, Tenn., Dec. 21 at HVCH, weighing 7 Ibs. 7 ozs. Robert Lance Wiley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wiley of 2008 Hutchinson Dr., Dec. 21 at HVCH, weighing - 8 Ibs. 10 ozs. Lori Ann Castle, datsgher of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Castle of 368 Gibbs Road, Dec. 22 at HVCH, weighing 9 Ibs. 7 ozs. Amy Lavette Light, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer R. Light of 6324 Murrell Road, Dec. 23 at HVCH, weighing 6 Ibs. 10 ,ozs. '! Timothy Allan Rhoton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby iLee Rhoton of Route 2, •Clinchport, Va., Dec. 23 at 'HVCH, weighing 7 Ibs. 6 ozs. ' Jessica Chi Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Gale Moore of Route 3, Rogersville, Dec. 23 at HVCH, weighing 6 Ibs. 15 - ozs. ' Charles Neelcy Lawson, I son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emmette Lawson of '• Woodhurst Subdivision, : Kingsport, Dec. 24 at HVCH, weighing 7 Ibs. 9 ozs. Rebekah Ann Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Keith Barkerof 5144 Springhill Dr., Dec. 24 at HVCH, weighing 7 Ibs. 12 ozs. Bryan Adam Tignor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tignor of Gate City, Va. , Dec. 24 at HVCH, weighing 9 Ibs. 3 ozs. Eric Stephen David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stephen Davis of Route 3, Church Hill, Dec. 25 at HVCH, weighing 8 Ibs. 2 ozs. Christy Dawn Marshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Marshall of 228 Post Oak Drive, Dec. 25 at HVCH, weighing 7 Ibs. 15 ozs. Rebecca Paige Christian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Christian, Jr. of Route 6, Church Hill, Dec. 25 at HVCH, weighing 6 Ibs. 7 ozs. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! Heather Nicole Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. To Reevlva Elliott Smith of Gate City, A OKI SubMqiMnl At Home Federal, you always get the best deal in upper east Home Federal's Brand Name Deposits ol Va., Dec. 27 at HVCH, Now Deposit Ol Tennessee on your savings. But now we've made it even better. weighing 6 Ibs. 13 ozs. Gift Selection $100 ~$Soo $1000 $5.000 In addition to the No. 1 interest rates with the No. 1 Cassle Jolanc Born, to to or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. $999 $4998 More yields, you can choose one of the brand name gifts shown John D. Born of 205 Fon- Oin Qroup 1 here every time you make a qualifying deposit. And you can get 1 Dynftwaro Family Doublo Roaster FREE FREE S3.75 tana Drive, Dec. 27 at 2. Regal Whistling Tea Koltlo FREE FREE 3.75 them free or at real bargain prices, depending on the HVCH, weighing Bibs. 5 ozs. 3 Regal 10" High Dome Chicken Fryor. i Clastic While Teflon FREE FREE 3.76 gift you want and the amount of money you wish to deposit. QIH Group II So look over the gifts and the chart at the left. Pic'n Pay Shoes 4. Rogal3 Pioco Stainless Stool Mixing Bowl Sot/w rings $2.00 FREE $6.00 i Regal 3 Pioco Gourmot Sol-Pollshod * Choose the item or items you want.'And bring your qualifying Store* Everywhere Aluminum, Todon 11 2.00 FREE 600 6 Dynawaro (1 piece Utility Sot 2.00 FREE 600 deposit to Home Federal Savings. Open 7, "Lady Osier Ladies Shaver 200 FREE 1 600 am Group 111 You'll be saving money and getting a real deal on a nice gift item. New Year's Day 8 Oormoyor fl spood Hand Mlxor $7.00 $500 FREE $ 9.00 W*dntttf*jr, Jmuwy 1(1 0. Rival Can Oponor/Knllo Shatponm 7.00 500 FREE 900 10 Schlck Mon's Electric Shaver 800 800 FREE 1000 1 1 Schlck Family Slylo Oryor- Mon's. Women's, Children 800 6.00 FREE 10.00 Oin Group IV 12 Rival 3 1/2 Quart Crock Pot 111.00 $ 900 $ 3.00 $15.00 13 Pruslo 6 Quart Cast Aluminum Pressure Cookor 1200 10.00 800 10.00 M. Waring 1« Sp««d Bl«nd«r 1500 13.00 9.00 1700 18 Waring 3 Snmrl Vacuum Cleaner 1700 15.00 11.00 21.00 ONNIMT NO IM lim" MIT TtNMMd Home Federal , ,irul l.o.in Association ol Johnson Cily, ("rtrencvillo, Ko>;ersvil!c SUN. 1 tot Wednesday, J*n. 1, UTS / Kingip«rl TlMt* M 4 Good Old Days' Not So Easy Folks Say And Folks Do For The Pioneering Housewife By KOGERS WIIITENEK perseverance. The fireplace was a necessity for fast. The odors from the kitchen driving through was often a way to tell a good cook from a mediocre warmth. It also provided a means of preparing the cabin were enough to rouse even the soundest one. A good cook could tell at a glance if a handful Modern woman, who often feels imprisoned and meals. If she were fortunate enough to own a sleeper. of flour was sufficient for her meals. A mediocre otherwise put upon in a man's world, would do wood-burning cook stove, it was the center of all "The noon meal was usually the largest meal of cook would measure by the cupfulls. well to look backwards occasionally and see that (he activity in her kitchen, and her pride and job. the day. Men and children hud been working hard "If one compares the life ot the mountain indeed she has come a long way. The task of keeping enough wood to burn often since breakfast. Plowing fields, caring for cattle, woman to that of the modern housewife, the Household chores alone, according to Mrs. Jean foil to her hands, at least until the 'youngins' were the constant building and repairing of fences ami conclusion would soon be reached that today's Tripled, of Banner Elk, N, C., were nough to keep old enough to chop and carry wood. clearing land required lots of good food for the woman has a much easier life. She pushes a button her busy from dawn till dusk, much of the time workers. to turn on the heat, instead of building a fire in being spent in the preparation of food. Mrs. "Water was usually within a short walk from the kitchen stove. She turns a dial to regulate the Tiiplett describes some of the pioneer the cabin door. In the early morning the mountain "The housewife started preparing dinner al- oven temperature, instead of having her hands homemaker's responsibilities in the following housewife could usually be seen with a bucket in most as soon as the breakfast meal was over. conditioned to tell the temperature by holding paragraphs; each hand, going to the spring to fetch enough Leather britches had to be soaked for hours. The them near the opened oven door. water to start the morning meal. quantity of food to be cooked and the slow cooking "In the 1800's until the. late 1930's, being a "The preliminary tasks of starling the fire, process of most of the foods required many hours "The modern housewife goes to the grocery housewife in the region of Appalaehia was eer- carrying the water, and perhaps milking the cow of preparation. Some of the most popular foods for store and buys her canned goods as she needs lainly a full-time job. A woman had to be all things taken care of, the mountain woman would be the noon meal were: leather britches or other them, instead of spending most of the fall months to her family — wife, mother, nurse, gardener, ready to start the morning meal. Grits were beans flavored with fat back, potatoes, spoon preserving food as the mountain woman had to do. laborer, and, of course, cook. Her day began before poured into boiling salted water. While they were bread, wild greens, such as poke or branch lettuce She goes to her freezer for pre-packaged meats, sun-up, and often continued until after sun-down. cooking, coffee would be ground and put on to and pies or cakes made with fruit. instead of tb the smokehouse for a country cured She was the prime example of womankind boil, then the lard, buttermilk, and flour stirred "In preparing meals, the mountain woman used ham. producing above and beyond the expected and together for biscuits. foods that were readily available, and bought a "Modern technology has certainly made doing it all with a spirit of love, kindness and minimum of products. A trip to the store meant improvements for the housewife, but there are thankfulness. Fatback provided a bit of meat, and the grease stocking up on salt, sugar, spic"., soda and coffee. times that many women would like to return to left from frying it was the basis for a big pan of Matches were one of the few ot.. T necessities that the 'good old days,' if only for a needed link to the "The crude log cabins, built with.sweat, toil and gravy. The addition of a hall of home churned had to he purchases. past." love by her husband and neighbors, were trans- butter, some molasses or honey, and tall glasses of Please send all materials to: Rogers Whitcner, formed from crude cabin to lovely home by her cold milk make a delicious and nutritious break- "The ways good cooks mc-".ai, ' ingredients Box 376, University Station, Boone, N. C. 28608. Let Him Help, Mom; Virginia Couple Exchange Vows Dinner's Done Sooner At Park Avenue Baptist Church Dear Heloise: the back of the card. Here is a hint I have been Now sit yourself down In a candlelight ceremony, Miss Deborah Sue Davidson with Venise lace and attached to a camelot cap of lace. She testing for several months and sew with long stitches and Giles W. Hall were united in marriage on Nov. 27, at carried a cascade bouquet of white roses interlaced with and it's still working, so I on the sewing machine, 7:30 p.m. The ceremony was performed at the Park white velvet ribbon extending into streamers. thought it was worth pass- five-eights seam along the Avenue Baptist Church in Norton, Va., with the Rev. S. E. Matron of honor was Mrs. Donna Powers, sister of the ing on to you. upper edge of the card on Strong officiating. bride. Maid of honor was Miss Mary Ann Banner, and My growing son was driv- the side you folded toward The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard bridesmaids were Misses Cherri and Terri Brickey, twin ing me crazy with "When do the back. Davidson of Norton. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and cousins of the bride. we eat, Mom?" While I was Your card will never slip Mrs. 0. W. Hall of Nickelsville, Va. trying to fix dinner, so I put out and it's so much easier Miss Wendi Gibson was flower girl and Dougie Powers, him to work. to keep clean. A program of wedding music was presented byMiss nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. He started out peeling Erma Brutaaker Gwen Mullins, organist and Raymond Mullins and Darrell The attendants wore white polyester knit gowns potatoes, graduated to Stapleton, vocalists. complimented by bolero jackets of royal blue velvet with salads and is eager to learn Dear Heloise: The altar of the church was decorated with baskets of attached hoods of white knit. They carried bouquets of gravy-making. Not only do I Does your TV picture white mums and white candelabra holding burning white white carnations and pompons interlaced with royal blue get the dinner on the table seem dull? Check the tapers. The windows held a single white candle surrounded velvet and velvet streamers. faster, much to his satisfac- screen. by greenery, and the family pews .were marked with white Best man was Jerry Fields. Ushers were Jerry White, tion, but there is an added Our TV was beside the satin bows. David Mumpower, and Bill Kilgore. bonus. fireplace and, boy, what a This time together in the mess! The bride, given in marriage by her parents, and es- Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was kitchen gives us a chance to Sure was a brighter pic- corted by her father, wore a white satin-faced organza neld at the Old Dominion Auditorium. Miss Debbie Moore do some talking that we lure when I cleaned it. gown fashioned with an A-line skirt, a full chapel train, kept the bride's book and Mrs. Terry Gibson directed the would not sit down and do Mrs. G. Neidenhach empire waistline, mandarin neckline, and illusion yoke wedding. otherwise. He tells me what accented with Venise floral lace. The long sheer sleeves After a short wedding trip, the couple will make .their is going on in school and Dear Heloise: were gathered into lace cuffs. Lace motifs were appliqued home in Nickelsville. let's me in on some of the Another idea for old on the skirt with Venise dot edgings bordering the hemline The bride is attending Clinch Valley College and the things going on in his head. socks: Wash them and give MR. AND MRS. GILES W. HALL and extending around the chapel train. bridegroom is employed by the Scott County School Sys- When the time comes for them to the kids. They • (Miss Deborah Davidson) Her floor length mantilla of while illusion was edged tem. him to go away to school, he make perfect sleeping bags will know how to get around for tiny dolls. in a kitchen. Since so many Barbara Ordons young people these days are in their own apartments, it Dear Heloise: .will be to his advantage to I do not use a pillow when be able to cook for himself I sleep at night but 1 do use easily. a night cream. Keep going, dear heart, For this reason I always we all love you. May God put a small hand towel the last timeyQu heatifWE Will!"? sleep on your pillow ... under my head at night. Modern Mom This really saves the sheets. Mrs. B. Smith everything possible to say, "We Will!" Will- And many God bless you, In a world of "can'ts" and "won'ts" and Dear Heloise: "well, I don't know's". . . there's still a place ingness is a people kind of thing. And from wise and modern Mom. I needed some rubber the president on through to each and every Heloise gloves for a small paint job. where you'll hear an enthusiastic,"We Will!" I came up with using the teller, the entire staff has reaffirmed the Dear Heloise: Unless you're already our bank customer, ; A word of advice to those plastic bags that carrots you should find that refreshing. pledge of customer service on which our bank come in, with a rubber band was built. Come in today, to bank or just •who have prescriptions on the wrist. When you come to us for service—check- filled. Ask your doctor what These throw-away ing or savings accounts, loan or credit serv- to visit, and see how refreshing a positive the pills should look like "gloves" worked fine. I also attitude can be ... at The Willing Bank. when he hands you a use these bags for other ices, whatever your need—we're going to do prescription. Color and size, small jobs, and my hands capsule or pill. stay clean. I had a prescription filled Mrs. Irving Hadland FIRST TENNESSEE at a drug store and was c handed the wrong pills. I Dear Heloise: NATIONAL BANK knew what they should This fall, when my Willi have looked like since I had daughter got ready to go to taken them once before. a football game on a cold or Kingsport/ Bristol I brought it to the atten- damp night, I lined her coat tion of the druggist and it with plastic. A FIRST TENNESSEE AFFILIATE j5l took me quite some lime to Use either plastic bags or make him realize he had plastic wrap. Turn the coat made a mistake. inside out from the lining This was probably an and sew the plastic to the honest mistake, but it could inside of the lining. have been'a very harmful It is a great windbreaker one for me. and can't be seen. Phyllis Goldman Mrs. J. B. Dear Heloise: Dear Heloise: Now that the holidays are Use a recently opened almost over, why not clean can (for example: you out your recipe box. I did tomato can after it has been and mine looks super. emptied) to hold the flour Buy inexpensive index and water you want to mix cards and reprint each one for your cream sauce! that looks dirty. Slip the After using, just throw card into a plastic index the can in the garbage and cardholder. If the length of save yourself the task of the plastic is too long, cut washing a sticky bowl or off the extra; if it is too cup. wide fold the plastic toward I.eilha Slavin Miss Rule To Make Debut The Board of Governors 1500 Watauga St., will he of the East Tennessee among the debutantes to he Presentation Society has presented at the llith an1- announced that Miss nual Dogwood Ball. Tin Amelia liule, daughter of event will be held Saturday, Dr. and Mrs. Hugh W. liule, April IS) at the Coliseum in Knoxville. LUNCH MATES CUP OF VEGETABLE SOUP COUNTRY HAM BISCUIT HALF CHICKEN SALAD SANDWICH BANANA BREAD COFFEE OR TEA $1.90 Skoby's World now offers hinchciin reservations. 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If FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES! you are not completely FRESH, POTATOES satisfied, Kroger will re- CALIFORNIA NAVEL place your item or refund >v BROCCOLI ORANGES NEW YORK WHITE —VARIETY LETTUCE CABBAGE 2 29 ENDIVE, ESCAROLE FRESH or ROMAINE KALE 39 TART, JUICY LEMONS 6 49 29 Hunter See 3C Sloan Staying, See 2C Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1975 / Klntfsport Times 1C —I Late Rally Nets Nebraska 13-10 Sugar Bowl Victory NEW ORLEANS (UP1) — With 7:30 More impressive, the Gators had inter- Nebraska got only 16 yards passing to 97 left in the third period, il looked like a ho- cepted four passes thrown by David for Florida. hum performance and a Florida shutout in llumm, the hot pro prospect who had been Florida quarterback Don Gaffney was 5- the 41st annual Sugar Bowl classic. Then intercepted only eight limes all season. of-10 for 97 yards and one interception. seventh-ranked Nebraska touched off its After the Nebraska goal line stand, The Gators' highly regarded split end, Lee New Year's Eve fireworks. Coach Tom Osborne replaced Humm, who McGriff, caught two passes for 52 yards. On fourth down at the Nebraska one, hit only 2-of-12 passes for 16 yards, with Osborne said the Nebraska game plan Gator running back James Richards ran Luck, a junior who had seen only limited was to run Davis more the second half, left and then tried to cut inside toward duty this season. "because we felt our guards, tackles and another Florida touchdown. But corner- "Dave is a great one, but he was having a center were starting to handle them a little back Jim Burrow stopped him at the one. H hard time and sometimes just changing bit. was the- end of one game and the beginning quarterbacks will give your team a lift," "When you feel you are going down on a of another. Osborne said. sinking ship and then you pull it out it is With Monte Anthony, Tony Davis, Mike Luck, with all but a few plays called from really gratifying. Outside of Oklahoma, I'd Coyle and substitute quarterback Terry say this is the best we have played." Luck providing the offensive punch, the Oklahoma beat Nebraska 28-14. Cornhuskers went on from there. They Nebraska finished the year at 9-3 and drove 99 yards for a touchdown, scored all Sugar Hth-ranked Florida 8-4. of their 13 points in the final period and See related story, Page 5C turned a 10-0 Florida lead into their 13-10 Bowl triumph. NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - statistics of the Sunar Bowl football game. Anthony scored a two-yard touchdown 'Nib. Flo. and Coyle kicked 37 and 39-yard field goals, First Downs IB 13 Rushes.Yards 60-30-t 55-178 the clincher with 1:46 left. Coyle worried the bench, directed the Buskers on the 99- Passing Yards .- 16 97 about the final field goal. yard scoring drive, capped by Anthony's Return Yards 43 B9 Passes M4-4 5-10-1 He said his first kick was wobbly and he two-yard TD run that turned the game Punts J-37 6-32.5 was afraid for a moment that he had missed around. Davis accounted for 59 of the 99 Fumbles-Losl 3-1 3-1 the second. yards. Penalties-Yards 2-17 5-dl Passing: NebrasKa — Humm 2-124 16, Luck fr2 0-0. Florida "After that first one, I overcompensated "When you have four interceptions, you -Gaftnev 5-10-1-97. on the second. I got under it too much. I begin to wonder if you should be putting Receiving: Nebraska -Westbrook 2-16. Florida -McGritl 2-52, Darby 1-32, Brlnson 1-4, Green 1-9. thought it was going off to the right but it the ball in the air," Osborne said. "Then Ruining: Nebraska — Anthonv 1^64, Davis 17 126, O'l.earv 1B-50. Westbrook 5-46. Higgs 2-2, Bane 1-7, Luck 2-9, Florida came back in," Coyle said. when you find you can run, you just run." — Green 14-73. Dubose 17-64. Brinson 3-16. Richards 6-22. It became the sixth straight bowl victory "The backs were running tough and our Galtnev 13-minus 7. Fisher 2-minus 10. Nebraska 0 o ° 13—13 for Nebraska since 1969. Florida seemed linemen were moving them out," Luck Florida 7 3 0 0—Jo headed for a relatively easy upset with a said. "Florida was tough but they didn't Flo —Green 21 run (Posev kick) Flo - FG, Posev 40 first quarter 21-yard touchdown run by show us any defenses we hadn't seen." Neb — Anthony 2 run (C.'vle kick) Tony Green and a 40-yard field goal by Nebraska's ground game rolled up 304 Neb — FG. Covle 37 Terry Luck cheers as Cornhusker defense stops final Florida bid Neb — FG. Covle 39 Dave Posey. yards compared to 178 for the Gators. A-67,890 In Orange Bowl tonight Tide Seeks Revenge, National Title By FRED McMANE national title, will get its primary incentive from the club's Orange Bowl Rosters UPI Sports Writer desire to send coach Ara Parseghian out a winner. Par- ALABAMA (U-0) seghian, who coached the Irish for 11 years, has resigned 53 Dovld Mclntyre effective after this game and a successor, Dan Devine, has No. Name Pos. Si Mike DuBose MIAMI (UPI) — Alabama and Notre Dame, two of the I Rod Nelson K 55 Ronny Robertson storied teams of college football who last year played one of already been appointed for next year. 4 Alan Pizzitola SS 56 Neil Collowav 5 Duffy Boles HB 57 Conlev Duncon the classic bowl games in history, meet in a sequel at the Notre Dame, 9-2, also will be out to prove that its final 7 Buckv Bcrrey K 56 Rand Lambert Orange Bowl tonight, and while some of the frills of last 10 Danny Ridge way OB 59 Svlvesler Croom game of the regular season against Southern California II Gory Rutledge QB 60 Tom Bouch year's contest may be missing, there is enough high drama was a fluke and not indicative of the team's capabilities. 12 Robert Fraley OB 61 John Rogers 14 Richard Todd OB 62 Randv Hall to inspire another masterpiece. 16 Jack O'Rear OB 63 Greg Montgomery 17 Roy Bolden S 64 Louis Green Last year when the two teams met in post-season action IB Rav Sewell QB 66 Dick Turpln in the Sugar Bowl, both entered the game with unbeaten Tonight's Orange Bowl begins at 7:45 p.m. and 19 Ricky Davis 5 67 Fred Dowson 23 Mike RHev SS 66 Gus While records and Notre Dame emerged with a 24-23 victory in can be seen on NBC, Channels 4, 5 and 6. ill 24 John LaBue HB 69 Richard Bryan what many critics have termed the most exciting Sugar 25 Russ Schamun SE 70 Larrv RuWn 26 Randy Billlnasley HB 71 Steve Patterson Bowl contest ever played. The extra excitement provided 77 James Taylor HB by two unbeaten teams will not be present this time since The Irish led 24-0 in that game but ended up losing 55-24 Friends 28 Tom Nelson TE 73 Lorry Kennedy and many of the players, especially the seniors, have 29 Steve Ford DB 74 Ronnie Joe Barnes Notre Dame was defeated twice during the regular season. 30 Willie Shelby HB 75 Jerry Washco dedicated themselves to erasing the memory of that con- In a gesture of friendship, Alabama coach 31 Mark Prudhomme 55 77 Rav Maxwell However, there are enough other motivational factors 32 Mike Stock HB 79 Buddy Pope test from the minds of their fans. Paul "Bear" Bryant (right) loaned his 33 Calvin Culliver FB 61 Jerry Brown around to keep things interesting. Alabama, for example, "We have about 14 seniors on this team, and they'd like 34 Mike Washington DB B3 Chuck Newsome has four big reasons for wanting to win this game — to gain famous "hounds-tooth" hat to Notre Dame 35 Rick Watson FB 84 Joe Dole Harris to go out winners instead of losers," says senior All- 36 Rick Wnoo LB 65 Paul Harris the national championship, to finish with a perfect season, coach Ara Parseghian. The friendship ends 38 Johnny Davis FB 87 Thad Flanagan America wide receiver Pete Demmerle. "People say we've 39 Ronnie Kuykendall FB BB Georoe PuBh temporarily tonight. 47 Ralph Stokes HB 8? Rick McLoin More On Page 2C 43 Tyrone King DB 91 Bob Baumhower 4b woync Rhodes 47 Woodrow Lowe LB 94 Steve Kulbock 48 Andy Gothard DB 95 Bobby Mikel Orange 50 K.J. Lozenbv C-G 96 Dewey Mitchell 51 Charles Hannah DT 98 Leroy Cook 52 Sid Smith C 99 Colenzo Hubbord Bowl 48 Jim Stock No. Name POS. 49 Stan Bobowski 1 Kerry Moriortv OB 50 Greg Collins 2 Tom Clements QB 51 John O'Donnell to avenge last year's defeat and to end the humiliation of 3 Mike Oslronder DB 52 Vlnce Klees 4 Tony Brontley P 53 John Llkovlch not having won a bowl game in seven consecutive tries. 9 John Rulo HB 54 Marvin Russell 11 Rick Slater OB 54 Marvin Russell "Winning this bowl game is an absolute must for us," 12 Frank Allocco 30 55 Mike Ploszek says Alabama coach Paul "Bear" Bryant, who has become NOW IN PROGRESS! 13 Jim Chauncey DB 56 Ken Andler 14 Reggie Barnett DB 57 Elton Moore deeply distressed at his teams' inability to win in post- 15 Russ Kornmon FB 58 Tom Laney 16 Randy Payne DB 59 Mark Brenneman season competition. "I guess I'm a poor one to be talking 17 Michael Banks DB 60 Kevin Nosbusch about how you prepare for a bowl game, since I've become 18 Chuck Kelly FB 62 Mike Kafka 21 Ron Goodman HB 63 Calvin Balllet the losingest coach around." 22 Mark McLone HB 64 Steve Neece men'/ /uil/ 23 John Sautnar DB 65 Andy Rohan This will be the 16th consecutive trip to a bowl game and 24 Al Samuel HB 66 At Wulciak the 28th post-season appearance for the Crimson Tide, 26 Tom Lopienski DB 67 Pat Pohlen 27 Mike Parseghlan HB 68 Ed Bauer both national records. II will mark their seventh ap- Values To $89.95 29 Pat Sarb DB 69 Bob Sweeney 30 Woynp Bullock FB 70 Steve Nlehous pearance in the Orange Bowl but only their second since 31 Tom Maschmeler DB 72 Gerry DliNardo 1966. The Crimson Tide is 4-2 overall in Orange Bowl 32 Kevin Doherty SE 73 Bill Arment 33 Ron Culllns DB 74 Don Rodcnklrk competition but in their last visit on Jan. 1,1972, they were NOW 35 Jim Weller FB 76 Tom Frericks embarassed by Nebraska 38-6. 36 Frank Bonder FB 7B Frank RutkOwski 38 Tony Novakov LB 79 Joy Achterhoff A victory by the Crimson Tide tonight will just about 39 Tony Zappala DE B1 Dan Kelleher 40 Terrv Eurick HB 82 Bob Walls assure the team a second straight UPI national cham- 95 41 John Dubeaelikv DB 83 Doug Buth 42 Tom Eastman LB B4 Don Malinak pionship. Alabama, which takes an 11-0 record into the 43 Doug Becker LB BB Mike Fanning contest, currently holds the No. 1 spot in the coaches' 34 44 Eric Penick HB 91 Robin Weber 45 Drew Mohallc LB 93 Tom Fine ratings. 46 jock Lloyd LB 96 John Galonls 47 Joe Pszerocki LB Notre Dame, though probably out of the running for the 99 Pat McLoughlln EVERYTHING QBs Hold Key In Rose NOW ON /port coat/ Values To $75.00 By DAVE NIGHTINGALE Chicago Daily News Rose Bowl Rosters SALE- NOW PASADENA, Calif. — Forget the Rose Bowl coaches for OHIO STATE (10-1) a moment, if you will. No. Name Pos. 54 Ken Kuhn I Tom Sklodanv P-K 55 Anron Brown MUST GO! Woody Hayes' teams have won 202 games, lost 61 and 6 Tom Klaban K 56 Run Avers 7 Cornelius Greene QB 57 James Sovoca tied eight over the last 28 years. John McKay's Southern 8 Billy Eiio QB 60 Ted Smith California commandos have a 118-36-8 mark over the last 15 9 Ken Thompson LB 64 Dill Lukcns 1! Tim Fox 5 66 Tyrone Harris campaigns. At one time or another, here today, Hayes will (7 Steve Wormon OB 67 Eddie Deamon COMPARABLE outcoach McKay. At another time, McKay will outcoach 19 Dave Purdv QB 68 James O'Rourkc 19" 70 Neol Mldlam S 69 Dick Mock Hayes. No edge there. ?3 Craig Cassadv DB 71 Pele Cuslck SAVINGS TO 24 Rich Parsons S Ti Knit Schumacher 'Also, if you will, forget for a moment that each of the II Tim Holycross WB 73 Scot) Donnellev combatants in this 61st edition of the grandpa of all bowl 38 Doug Plank DO 74 Louis Plolrlnl on 29 Jerry Davis S 75 Nick Ounoamlcl games has a registered, certified all-universe running 33 Pete Johnson TB 7ft Garth Co* back. 34 Jclt Logan IB 79 Chris Ward 36 Brute Ella LB BO Doug France 37 Brian [lowers LB 87 Dave Haiel 38 ClianiD Henson PB (U Rob Brudilnskl 47 Arnle Jones 1.0 fl5 Larry Kaln • CAR COATS 32 43 Bruce Ruhl S 86 Joe Dlxon Rose 4.1 Ray Gilf'in WB 87 Mlko Oortosiek 4S Archie Grlllln 15 88 Van DeCroc 4ft Steve Luke DB 89 I en WIHIs 47 Bob Robertson TB 90 Pat Curio • ALL-WEATHER Bowl 48 (Irian Oschnarl WB 91 Jim Cope 50 Mike Datlsh C 94 Dcivc Aclklns SLACKS S? Stove Mveri C « nick Anplooato 53 Douo I'orlor C COATS Most assuredly, sometime today, Ohio Slate's junior SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (M-1) f Values To $25.00 genius Archie Griffin (1,620 running yards this season, NO. NAME 51 Eugene l.nwryk 4,(KM career yards) will break loose (in .something like a 7 Oennli Thiirmnn S4 Dole Loaic • STADIUM COATS B Vlncr Kvarn 5A Mike Snillli 2!)-yanl touchdown run. And USC's Anthony (A.I).) Davis, 9 Rod Artolnh 57 Dnvkl I rwh LB $50 runnnrup to Griffin In the rceent IMsman Trophy voting 10 Pnl Hfldi'n 5fl flon Mcrnftrrv C 11 Chrl» l.lmnhrlu 59 Mario Celotlo B NOW (1,354 ynrtls rushing In '74,11,057 career yards), will break IN Dovr roinirr ISO Clnv Mnllhews • SHIRTS )A John Omiwrll Al Dannie Hlckninnn loose fur somelliiiiK like a 10()-ynrd klckoff return. Nocduo 1R Rondv Slmimtn A? Oreo Bearrt I here, ell her. 19 Junior I re W Pol MorMi 1 Nope, the decision will KO lo the winner of the individual II Allnn Carter A4 Jof Onvls 72 Dwlght Cord ftS Mr-lvln Jockion Save. Save! hookup between old "Flam 7" and Hie "Kid from Oxford." 3.1 Ron Bint) M Bill Holn FREE 34 Marvin Cobli ft? .lefl Flood Or, In other words, Host- Bowl I,XI shapes up as a duel Ji John Mrkay Afl Mike Cordftll 36 Shdtnn Dlggt 70 Art RllttV ALTERATIONS! Ix-lweon Hie quarterbacks — Ohio Stale's Cornelius Green, 2(1 Anthony Dnvli 73 Roy PetPri (No, 7), whose Grand I'rlx license plate benrs the 31 Rurlorrt Torvff n Ortg Marrtfrian .11 RkVv Odom 75 Vlnnlc Vnrt DvKe nforementloned "Klmn 7" because, In Cnrny's words, "I'm n M Mail Tatmui H Marvin Pnwell flnnihoynnl dude," and USC'.s 1'nt linden (No. 10), Hie firs) .17 Kim flrav 77 Sieve Kmitnon 40 Jim l.ticni 71 Dili Pnftt nlhide of note to win H Hhodes Scholarship (to KiiKlnmi's 41 Sttv* Ktnton TV Gory J*1*r SORRY- Oxford University) since Hie New York Knlck* 1)111 4) ftlckv *dl 1C td Dnnny Rette 1.1 Richard Wood IB Bridlcy In KHH. 47 Tttl RitMrton IS tato Mltrh»!l I.» NO LAY-BYS For . 7 Million OWN DAILY 9:30-9:30 - Sun. 1-6 THURS., FRI., SAT. NEW YOKK (Ul'I) - set. The only thing you can the Yankees will be Jim Hunter, the man with do is give 100 per cent each challenged in court by the $:t.7-million arm, slenud time you go out there." Finley, who believes the ar- with the New York Yankees Lest the jaundiced media bitrator, Peter Seitz, overs- "for more than money." suspect that he had bought tepped his jurisdiction in Admitting "my family a "Buster Brown" from out declaring Hunter a free has been set up for life," of the past, Yankee agent. Finley already has during a hastily-called New President Gahe Paul lost the first round of an at- Year's Eve news conference promptly jumped in with an tempt in court to get the at which the Yankees an- explanation. pitcher back. KM200 BUCKWALLS nounced his signing to the "If it weren't for Yanks made Jim Hunter baseball's richest "This is a happy night for player record five-year contract, Hunter's altitude — his me," Hunter said. "But it is 2 FIBERGLASS BELTS the 28-year old former competitiveness — we not the happiest moment of Oakland A's pitcher never would have signed my career. I was happiest money deals, and when his ment, it would be advan- PLUS 2 POLYESTER claimed, "it wasn't so much him to a long-term eon- when I was pitching in the unfortunate suspension tageous to the Yankees.' the money as where you tract," he said. World Series. I never was invoked, he told me This is the policy we wanted to play. Both Hunter and Paul CORD PLIES thought I would make this 'any time you have an op- followed in negotiating for Ot/r«.o 26.77-C7S»l3 . "I always wanted to play refused to reveal the money kind of money but it is not portunity to buy the con- Hunter, and I am personally in New York," explained package but UPI sources everything." tract of a player for cash, I thrilled to be operating Hunter, who signed with supported the belief that "As a Country Boy, do want you to go ahead, under a program that per- the Yankees at 8:25 p.m. the pitcher had not accept- whenever, in your judg- mits us to land a 'Catfish.' " EST, Tuesday night after a ed the best dollar offer. It is you really understand how hurried trip from North believed that the Kansas much you arc going to Carolina and three hours of City Royals, lor one, would make?" a newsman asked. negotiations which began have gone even higher to "Maybe not," replied Spurs Clobber Pacers, 140-105 on his arrival in New York obtain Hunter than the Hunter, enjoying the joust- at 5:30. "And now I have Yankees did. ing with the press. "But achieved that goal along Informed sources told when I get finished playing, SAN ANTONIO, Tex. boards with 61 rebounds to with other things " UPI that Hunter's contract maybe I'll sit down and (UPI) — George Gervin 29 for Indiana and raced to The other things include: is broken down into a $1 count it." scored 27 points and Swen a 41-17 scoring advantage in —Making Hunter, a million bonus, $200,000 a Hunter was escorted into Nater grabbed 27 rebounds the third quarter for a 106-66 advantage. four-time 20-game winner year salary for five years, the Yankees' office by Paul Tuesday night to lead the WHITEWAltS 2.44 MORE EACH with Oakland, the highest $50,000 a year for 10 years at about 8:40 p.m. Tuesday San Antonio Spurs to a Nater scored 10 points, paid player in baseball his- in a retirement plan, a $1 night, wearing a Yankee 140-105 victory over the In- and teammates Rich Jones had 21, James Silas 19 and KM20 BUCK WALLS,4-FULL-PLY tory and possibly in United million life insurance cap, a blue sports shirt and diana Pacers in an NYLON CORD States sports team history. policy, a $25,000 policy on blue checkered pants in ad- American Basketball As- Donnie Freeman 15. —Fringe benefits which each of his two children and dition to his near-handle- sociation game. Charlie Edge and George include the endorsements $200,000 in attorneys' fees. bar mustache. McGinnis each scored 15 available in the New York Hunter's signing with the "I am delighted that we The Spurs dominated the points for Indiana. advertising market which Yankees ended three weeks were able to complete nego- escaped him in Oakland. of feverish negotiations tiations to bring Jim "Cat- —Making the Yankees which involved every club fish" Hunter to New York automatic favorites to win except the San Francisco as a member of the call the professionals the American League's Giants. The negotiations Yankees," said Paul in his Eastern Division title and, were touched off when formal statement. "When fv perhaps, the pennant. Hunter was declared a free the Yankee partnership 36-MONTH GUARANTEE On hearing the news. agent Dec. 14 by Commis- was created, General Manager Bill Virdon said in sioner Bowie Kuhn because Partner George -CRUSHED: Springfield, Mo., "there's Oakland owner Charles 0. Steinbrenner publicly stal-. BATTERY SALE no question now we'll have Finley allegedly had failed ed that everything possible - STONE Our Reg. 26.88 - 3 DOM Only would be done to provide a ottery is quality engineered for to be rated the-pick to win to live up to the terms of lasting service in cold weather, the pennant." Hunter's 1974 contract. winner. He further told me Sizes to fil most U.S. and foreign The "Country Boy" from Hunter's contract with we were not to back off in cars. Installation included. Save. Hertford, N. C., who nego- tiated the historic contract, was a low-key figure when COMPACT 8-TH 4-CNMNEL he faced the communica- STEREO TAPE 8-TR. PUTER tions media at the news PLAYER SALE conference. WITH SPEAKERS He wouldn't even let the New York media make him say that "winning is CALL US FOR everything" — a motto 3 Days Only popularized by former DELIVERED PRICES with (tat, recessed Matrix quadraphonic Green Bay Packer Coach knobs. odel KZOO topeployer.withslide Vince Lombard! and cham- 323-5111 Stereo Lock Mounts ... En. 4.77 BS54PFSternoSpMk8rs,Pr. 10.8B controls. 5" speakers. pioned by others. SILICOKE "I don't believe that," 16-OZ/SPRtr OR OIL Hunter said. "In Oakland, I LUBRICANT TREITMENT had a sign over my locker AMERICAN Our Rug. 1.66 Our49'-l.l7 which said, 'Winning isn't 12-FT. BOOSTER MILES DELUXE mm LISHT £0. everything . . . wanting to 3 Days Ourffeg. 10.88-3 Days Our Reg. 6.94 -3 Dayi Only M BANMMUKMtD" 3 Oayl is.' Easy-on spray Single-lead __ Precision-built I 5-02.' oil "I am setting no goals to 1340 EAST STONE DR. LIMESTONE helps stop tangleproof 19 mm lighlwithre- treatment. OPEN DAILY sq mote control 1 2-oz.' gas win for the Yankees. 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But if Pat calls audibles like Bradshaw "You sir, I think I saw you raise your hand. Do you Three Mississippi assistant coaches have resigned, Hut it fears Greene — especially on the heels of Corny's did Sunday in the Stcelers' AFC title game victory over Have a question?" asked the Notre Dame coach. according to Rebel head coach Ken Cooper. MV1" performance in the 1974 Rose Bowl, where he Oakland, McKay will be more than pleased. "Yes, I'd like to know," the questioner began, "if The resignalions of junior varsity coaches Ray S. directed the Buckeyes to a ridiculously easy 42-21 victory Elsewhere down the line, both teams apparently will Alabama had the ball on its own two-yard line with Poole and John Hovious and backfield coach Taylor over the Trojans. come into the game in good physical condition — the thinl-and eight, what kind of defense would Notre McNeel are effective .Ian. 31, Cooper said. "Griffin is a problem, but he's a marked man . . . Buckeyes (10-1), perhaps, the best shape they've been all Dame play?" everyone has their eye out for him," explained Art Ililey, "A complete re-evaluation of the season and year. There was no answer, only laughter from the press (he USC tackle who used to play at Northwestern until he coaching staff has precipitated these changes," said As for the Trojans (9-1-1), an inexplicable 6-point un- corps. The questioner was Bear Bryant, the Alabama- Cooper. decided to go Hollywood. coach. "But Greene is the one who really can hurt us. He makes Offensive line coach Larry Travis was "terminal- the difference in their offense. It's possible to shut out a ed" by the Rebels Tuesday and trainer Wesley I. good runner like Griffin. But it's difficult when you have Today's Rose Bowl begins at 4:45 p.m. and can be Broyles Extends Knight announced his retirement for Jan. 31, leaving to go after a quarterback like Greene, who can both run seen on NBC, Channels 4, 5 and 6 locally. Cooper with five vacant coaching positions on his (790 yards in '74) and throw (846 yards). President Charles E. Bishop of the University of staff. "It's lough on a defense when a quarterback can gain Arkansas has announced renewal of Frank Broyles' around 800 yards like he did. And he throws everything contract as head football coach. off-balance with his scrambling. I thought I had him nailed derdog here today, despite their fantastic 55-24 win over Broylos has been working under a five-year con- Thomas Resigns twice in the last Hose Bowl game, but he got away from Noire Dame, they've been fighting the influenza bug for tract. Bishop's action extended the contract through rne." the last week — and apparently have won. Dec. 31, 1979. His overall record as head coach of the Baltimore Colt head coach Joe Thomas, who look "Two or Ihree of my players are kind of shaky," said over in mid-season when Howard Schnellenberger Haden doesn't have Greene's numbers on the gridiron. Ramrbacks is 129-51-4. USC's McKay. "But I think the biggest flu casualty on our was fired, has quit his coaching job lo devote more But, obviously, he may have a few more numbers upstairs Broyles, who also serves as athletic director, was — which is important to USC coach McKay. team has been myself." criticized this year for the Razorbacks' 6-4-1 record. lime to being the team's general manager. An alleged flu bug enabled McKay to duck out on a "No man can do a good job handling both fulllime "I've never had anybody like Haden," said the Silver Bishop said (he university "is deeply appreciative Fox, as McKay is modestly known in Tinseltown, "thai couple of Rose Bowl promotional lunches Ihis week. jobs," he said. "Something had lo give." of the outstanding athletic program Coach Broyles great an athlete who was also that great a student. But he's Come lo think of it, maybe thai does make him a smarler not just 'smart,' he's also 'football smart.' coach than Hayes. Bears Hire Jack Pardee CHICAG. (UPI) —The his Florida home prior to Chicago Bears have hired Tuesday's announcement. Jack Pardee, who guided Finks said Pardee is "the the Florida Blazers to the type of man who can lead No. 2 spot in the World the Bears back to where Foolball league, as head they belong. I am not coach lo "lead the Bears closely acquainted with him back to where they belong." but I am familiar with his background and have heard Bears General Manager nothing bul best reports. Jim Finks announced Par- dee's selection Tuesday, but terms of his contract were not disclosed. A news conference was scheduled for Friday. Pardee's financially troubled Blazers lost 22-21 GREENACRES SHOPPING CENTER to Birmingham in the WFL championship game and S ^^ Eastman Road posted a 14-6 season record in the new league's first place in the NFL's Central year, despite going without Division. paychecks for several "I am proud that I am to Ladies' weeks. Pardee's ability to be the new head coach of lead an unpaid team into a the Bears," Pardee said in a championship game made statement released by the him a contender for vacant Bears. "They have the Quilted House Coats National Foolball League greatest tradition of all in coaching posls. professional football and I He succeeds Abe Gibron, am looking ahead eagerly to BLOOMINGDALE Many beautiful colors to choose who was fired afler three the 1975 season." DRUG CENTER Sizes 10-14 years of losing seasons. The He reached agreement 2900 Bloomingdale Pike Bears were 4-10 and in last with Finks and flew back to 288-4812 Open Daily 9:30-9:30 Sun. 1-6 THURS., FRI., SAT. Reg. *69fi Children's Fleece Lined ALL NYLON PANTY HOSE CHUKKA-BOOTS Many sizes, styles and shades Non-slip soles TOO • Moss green Roses Low Price PR. • Sizes 11-3 • Reg. $3.88 MODESS FEMININE NAPKINS [SAVE $2.00] with deodorant piiitcclion 12 per box. Regular anil super. 88 REG. 73c 48 V •'V[! !-,'•'_'>!'Jfjff« !»,.! ,1? 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I. pet. g.b Denver 31 5 .861 - Son Antonio 21 18 .538 ll1/: Utah 19 20 .467 131/: Indiana 14 IB .438 15 San Diego 13 21 .362 17 x-games behind based on 1st place team Tuesday's Results San Antonio 140 Indiana 105 Tonight's Games ELM HILL SWEET SMOKED VALLEYDALE Indiana at San Diego NHL Standings PRICES GOOD PORK WEDNESDAY HONEE Philadelphia THRU NY Rangers PICNICS Atlanta 16 15 NY Islanders 14 14 TUESDAY 6 TO 8 LB. Division 2 WIENEES w I. t. Vancouver 32 10 5 Chicago 17 IS 4 St. Louis 15 1, Minnesota 11 20 ^ Kansas City 5 26 d FOOD LINER Division 3 PIUSBURY Los Angeles Montreal HUNGRY JACK Pittsburgh OPEN TODAY Detroit Washington NEW YEAR'S DAY BISCUITS Buffalo Boston 20 10 Toronto 11 IS 6 California 9 23 6 Tuesday's Results Detroit 4 California 3 Los Angeles 3 Chicago 1 KRAFT Tonight's Games |>m £» I DALLAKU HILL DIVUJBROS. Chicago at NV Rangers BALLARD Colllornla at Toronto Philadelphia at Vancouver 16 SLICE College Scores 1 Clemson 92 Flo. Southern 73 Virginia Tech 10? 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PEPPERONI 99 99 Connors To Win FREEZER QUEEN Aussie Title MINI-MEAL $100 IPINTO ,3 $ i MELBOURNE, Australia DINNERS (UPI) — Triple TURKEY - MEATLOAF - SALISB. STEAK . Wimbledon champion John I IBEANS <»< • Newcombe staged one of KRAFT the greatest performances SEA PAK of his career Wednesday to PET REAL win the Australian Open INON FAT tennis championships from 20$O99 defending title holder PERCH QT. Jimmy Connors, battling DRY MILK BOX MAYONNAISE 100-degree temperatures 3 for two hours, 54 minutes before winning 7-5, 3-6, 6-4, WHITE HOUSE LIMIT ONE 7-6. LEEPERS COUPON CVO In a match which had APPLE BUTTER everything tennis had to RAM .^^ .^^ OR MORE PURCHASE offer, Newcombe, who VEGETABLE exchanged verbal blasts 28 01. JAR with Connors in the days ~ ^ SPRAY '3 58 z before the showdown, FOR COOKING « - NESTLES sounded a warning to the CAN brash young Californian he LIMIT ONE COUPON is after the world cham- EXPIRES 1/7/7S pionship. 2 $139 as*** QUICK POUND "I've set my goal as CHOCOLATE DRINK CAN 1 Wimbledon this year and JUMBO that's what I'm working ARMOURS TERI-TOWELS ROLL towards," Newcombe said. 8 "I guess I have to be psyched up these days and SOFTEX after long five setters com- LEEPERS COUPON 12 ing into the finals, I just TREET oz had to forget I was tired and LUNCHEON MEAT CAN 79 FACIAL TISSUE 200's get on with the game." FAB 38 Newcombe, making the STALEY'S TWO PLY championship for the LAUNDRY ULTRA-4 BATHROOM second time in his career DETERGENT 36 8 paid tribute to his rival as $119 the controversy of the pre- PANCAKE 00' ROLL match verbal battle died LIMIT ONE COUPON SYRUP BOTTLE f f * TISSUE PKG. 1 away. EXPIRES 1/7/7S "Connors played the NEW SERVING KINGSPORT match like a champion. 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