Snowmobile Curbs Begin POW Relief Continent

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He succeeded Ray Bliss Chotiner, an oldtime Nixon lack of "mutual confidence” Hickel, but the plain-spokea, on a CBS television interview: as GOP National Chairman political strategist, played an and announced he would self-made' millionaire from “If I go away, I’m going when Nixon took office^ important role in t}ie. recent nominate Republican National Alaska has been in hot water away with art—arrow in my ' jThere was "general agreement mid-term election campaign.' Chairman Rogers C.B. Morton with the White House since he heart and not a bullet in my on Capitol Cfiill that Morton’s Morton, too, is said to havp as his successor. sided publicly with protesting baL'k.” nomination would be easily expressed interest In the Presidential Press Secretary college students following the Morton, 56, Hickel's proposed approved by the Senate. He is Interior Department —a posi Ronald Ziegler said Hickel was U.S. intervention in Cambodia successor,- is a four-term widely liked by both Democrats tion for which he was summoned to the White House last May. Republican Congressman from and Republicans. considered when Nixon m ade where Nixon "requested the Hickel had said previously Maryland’s Elastern Shore who Morton had been reported his original appointments. resiRnation and accepted it" that the only way'' he would Snowmobile B 'lic k f l^€>m rs ild . « ■ ^ Before the mission American curbs begin nUEEN BERET, just back from volunteer military experts expected 50 per cent of the rals.iion into North Vietnam in an attempted volunteers might not return. Enemy resistance By BONNIE BAIRD JONES The prohibition, Hoag said, rfscijc ol .American war prisoners, gives his to the mission was lighter than expected. (UPI) TImes-News Staff Writer will be placed in effect for the TWIN FALLS - The U, S. remainder of this season to Forest Service announced prohibit machines from Wednesday Magic Mountain Ski Operating on areas designated machines this winter. surrounding^ the resort. And Twin FaUs County of Enforcement of the closure ficials announced Wednesday a will be enforced by ‘ forest crackdown on illegal use of the service officials, he said. m achines in th e South Hflls Sheriff Paul Corder and area. county Commission Chairman Robert Hoag, recreation staff Heber Loughmiller • said officer for the Sawtooth beginning Thanksgiving Day National Forest, said an order one deputy will l)e stationed In has been received giving Forest the South Hills area to enforce Supervisor Ed Fournier existing state laws governing authority to post a closure at the snow machine operation, Magic Mountain Ski Area. A second deputy will be ROGERS C. B. MORTON WALTER J.HICKEl, stationed in the area on weekends, Corder said, Corder said many complaints Aspirin had been received that the machines are being operated on the Rock Creek Canyon 'road V ixon VOWS Skeleton most and that many machines were not licensed. hints lost Corder said citations will be issued to any operator not effective complying with the laws. Corder appealed to snow POW relief continent WASHINGTON( U PI)-M edi- cal experts have indicated that machine operators to comply “Thfeirs was a mission of plain old aspirin is still a better and encourage fellow operators WASHINGTONC U P I)-P re s- CHRISTCHURCH. New Zea mercy —a chance to rescue 4>uy4hiin-thfrn^lilUons o£-doUars’- to comply.________________ ident Nixon has promised to do land ( UPI) —A well preserved some fellow Americans being worth of fancy remedies sold He said increasing use of everything possible diplomatic- skeleton of aI cynodontcyno believed held under barbaric conditions yearly to relieve ac/ies, pains snow machines in many areas wlly "and in other w ays” to to be 200 million years old has in North Vietnam.” he said. and common colds. has caused problems that are free American prisoners of war been found 3S0 miles firom the Over and—ovay in dalaUod yrowintf out of control. in North Vietnam. south pole by U.S. antarctic Although tne camp had testimony before a Senate Corder said state law requires Nixon’s statem ent cam e Wed- program sdmtlats, a spokes- already been evacuated, Nbton subcommittee this week, the all machines be licensed an nesday as he decorated fpur man said Wednesday. said the rescue-raid was-i'a. ■messase- was th~r~same: No nually by Nov. 1. NewTHaehines members the—commando The 10-lnch lone-skflletoDr- m atter how it is dressed up, must be licensed wiihln li days tBain tli^t raid ed -tlic Son T ay ■ a' nim ilw of war have not been forgotten inexpensive aspirin is the most of purchase. prison camp last weekend in an the Institute of Polar Studies of K.IREN LEAK and Roy Culver, both 8, Thanksgiving In 1621 when pUgrims gave and we will do everything we effective ingredient in costly He said use of the machines is unsuccessful attempt to rescue Ohio State University, was ■Sail I ms, Calif., recall the real meaning of the thanks for blessings of the past year, (UPI) can at the diplomatic table and over-the-counter medicines. prohibited on public roadways prisoners. considered an important link in in other ways to bring them And, half a dozen doctors unless the roadways are closed Administration spokesmen scientists’ efforts to prove the hom e.” testified, sometimes it is the to vehicular traffic. also spent much of the day existence of a lost supercon Air Force Brig. Gen, Leroy J, only ingredient that works at He said machine operators Wednesday answering the ques tinent. Manor of Morrisonville, N,Y., all. are responsible for damage to tions of congressmen about the Cynodonts were fbur-legged commander of the overall Witnesses indicated that as trees shrubbery or other raid. Sen, J. William Fulbright, camivoro)is reptiles with dog- operation, was given the pirin —the yardstick against property. He said cattlemen D-Ark., blocked a Senate like teeth. They ranged in size Distinguished Service Medal, which similar f>ain-killer8 are have reported fences cut by resolution praising the com firom a littler l ^ e r than a rat Army Col, Arthur D, Simons, judged —is about the best mild careless snowmachine mandos because he said it to aboU the size of a wolf. the guerrilla warfare expert analgesic available for home operators. In addition, he said, might be construed as Senate Dr, David H. Elliot, leader of from New York who led the and hospital use. summer-home burglaries have approval of Nixon’s war.poli- a team of paleontologists md actual landing, and Army Sgt, 1 They also ' testified that been committed using the cies. geologists of the institute, said C. Tyrone J, Adderly of popular antihiâm ine cold ta m achines. In a White House ceremony, the team has found various Philadelphia received the Dis blets do nothing to cure colds at Snow machine violations are attended by several wives of bones and fossils which could tinguished Service Cross. T. all — that it’s the decongestants misdemeanors, Corder said, American prisoners, Nixon help scientists establish the Sgt. Leroy M, Wright of Little and aspirin added to them that punishable by fines up to $100 praised the commandos for exikence of Gendwanaland. Falls, Minn,, receivcd.the Air dry up runny noses and ease and-or Jail sentences of up to 90 their "incomparable efficiency Force Cross. aching heads. days. and bravery.” “Carefully performed and fully controlled studies show that antihistamines ( alone) \ i x o n neither shorten the duration or reduce the severity of the common cold,” said Dr. Philip to c u t A. Norman, associate professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University. e x c is e s As for aspirin. Dr. William t . BeavCT of Georgetown \îversi- WASHINGTON ( UPI) —ifce' ty in W adilngtor indicated It Nixbn administratkw has struck works just as well as buffered a dear with -the -aiift and , and APC compoonds available telôneîndustries to allow a over the counter and, in slow death for ekcise taxes — standard doses, as wtU as but House taxwrlters are not- oodê-and -siintlar prescript betting K wlU stldc. tion pain-killers. A Ugh Treaswy. bEIIcial said„ the administration agreed to M rs. Nixon ask for no further etfenskms of excise taxes if Congress ap heads relief proves a slow, rather than fast, phaseout of the taxes. WASHINGTON (UPI) -P res The House Ways and Means ident Nbcon today annoww^ Committee approved the plan formation of a Paldatan relief for a phaseout by IHl after committee to fonnd vi>luntary voting Wednesday, to caatinn contributions to tte-vfctiins of the existing 10.-per cent the Nov.

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