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S p y 81l i b s - t o iiibii t i l E ™ d iscloK ! ieteE : *Wild iiiDn' to b e creir e m a t e d BUSHNELL, FJa. fUPl) -• TheTh body of the sokehlmselftodealdeath. . ■sevenlles.atleaslloursuchyipswips were known lo be tn operation^: .. ^ rjpciudejwst-ahd presw tJi ^ ^ bers ol Uk Nallonal Sectirlly Coune *Hom§* N abley diese n a t 7 5 and Central Intelligence Agency,ncy. a t ^ that mudi of tbe loA- •; vi NEW YORK (UPI) - leUlgence gaUiered by UK submmarines arl can be obUlned througft - 7 T: Funeral se r v ic e wUt tx ty ld ■ oUk t MMS .- Sudi m MiteUites U y il — which are far les»'.--:V^ teifi^ltlntarceptlnh ------•^%>ynlftart Bapiw Churdilor ~ ■'J ; ^ S e o llB n u i r ii U M tlo n wtKUieiether wch Int^igeiMe o p w tk w f^ i^ ~ ~ l ini7C any plaw In tht'^rrrr"* .tmn«rhi^i!rf detente between tb r r - ^ r g Mabley. the "raunchy old United States and the'Sovlet Union.nlon. . ' • U d y " whose toothless grin and Many of tbe critics acknowledi*ded«ed that they.had'agreed. to, ..bawdy..tk bumor brought her' discuss IM opentlonin Ow lid^K i^ <

* * ■ -- ^ h U P I ^ P ^ b \"^ Ho^Iw, rii^had a . .- ■iniipfnmanw w i a r ^ ffil^tt?arm * ’a owner Lpallent tocaljLwe^Sbe-W M ------~ - k H er death w as a ttrib u te d to ' fiatui^causesr-— ^— ,------

« B I B ■ ^ “ ■ TOKYO (UPl) .i4‘¥ U j^r PrPrime Minister Eisaku Sato, co-' - winner of.ttemiNoliblftHete ftf t r Peace, rw nalned hospitalircd - ' iDacM^Safur^altersufterir(ering a strcdie Monday. •, TWIN FALLS V- ’A nlne-memlnem ber coroner’s jury ruled : \ BsMoUngofErwlnLcRoySquirc*. . : ...... ~ n-«aminatlon of his brain waves cidmlal"dMlhlntheMay.l8aM ^ acUvity. but unlit he regains - r ------Tbe-jufy-deiaw ted«4*;puwwij t f i t :iolteM n| l f « ^ lnquB^------i SdSJi'SwSwS stiller!li critical. :... FridayaneriMohTiwer**™rnlogtteverdlct. i;'^ l «,>' e Jlkei Medical University hospital Squires died ajtoHo«fttWMb ot] jutdoMulfmOeavicst^FOer . ;9ato;,«'WittbvcdtotbeJII ‘ B yC R IC K E T B m O :•'* ofasingle.arifft«outidU\tbevi ’- i ; ^ y ^ 'a Tokyo restauraruranl where he collapsed while al- Ttm g^ewB writer iSKORS^rannerpartywithtjusItsuslness iM ders;------— ^ • r - ' An lnveiU gatl(< N t% tjcte,y^onte^dygrest^^ ficlals here have brou^t Die man was shol b : ^ ii^VgfO saidt^ikuiif*^^ misdemeanor charges against County Coroner C I w e * ^ |w Chnppai|nlddlck. *o*onliaportaiil* a Twin F a lls m a n fo r dum ping do*edlnqueslwasgl\^lfti^^ _wllnes5es. .-j. _ ' J E W YORK!tUEXJ.=A mn ajoa jk lly .o f 520_American yotcrs f i ^ — - several tons of papeHn(oRock _ " ■ ■ Hirsafl’tatlmbtvTnfficaiaieatbeim I gglrthad beerttoget-^- little or no concern overrS«in. S( Edward Kennedy's Chap*>• Creek Canyon. __ : pracUdng with the small .J2rifl'Zriflepriorlotheshoptinglnckknt paqulddlckeqwrtence. a Newsiswsweek survey re trie d Saturday, Gene Hamilton, who owns Ah argument was underwayay bib^ween ber parents, wltoesa^ ------JVoroen-sbow a llttlft tnoreji)■g^ympalhy than men tow ard Ken*I- the land'and taccs the charges. r said, aod sbe had climbed ltoTSrar o ts oTasn^tt«nnth Ibe--^ nedy's part in the IK9 Incidentm t 0on M artha's Vineyard, in which a claims the paper was dumped' vhen a car driven by Kennedy wwtIt as part of a land-flll project young sett-etary drowned when I h»flUUuuUltfldihaBUftapTOwharlan^tlwharrt , le ■ th e canyon floor. tin te d loward the familyTwmewbmAe^^ T)on Tt>ose surveyed w ere abouliboul evenly spilt on whether the hy. ______-X lily-police. Friday-Served JlJ l ------, ------ftfiiachusiltnjerhim rwoaiflrooidmalce^ good president.-'-':------warrant against' Hamilton, b.. (hegundlsdutrged. . owner of Hamilton Insulaton lii Edwards said lhe girt testifiedUfiedshedldnoiknowherfatberiud -- from the fall'and started tpward the . L e b S M R l e a d e r sHhip h l Nbtfts ______and Roofing, charging him r been shot unUl.sbeBOiaJrom . wllh“ 'duTnplhg -|n-,-an ------1 7 ^ house. Squires was reportedlydiPilberdborw li ■ 7 BEIRUT (UPI) - unaulhortied area. Thecha^e ____ 7. Lctlaiiion’s new militaryy c arries a flhe of $300 a n d ^ r ad ------Edwanb'sald a Wood alcohdohcd Ilest was niaide on Ite victim.- but^ 7 ;' ( govemmeijt moved swiftly lo0 days In Jail, with the penalties ‘ reportsoftbeconlenlbavtnolbnol been received. ' • / • " assert iU authority Saturdayy repeated every day the Both the giri and her molbtt'thM*testlfled'8be loved her father and - bul renewed flghllngtroke outIt unauthorised action continues.5S. ' ' ' ■ ■ ’ ■'>■' >■. '•• . ■ptf ^caKade'dowD.'Roek''' ' ne .Q.mntiw, ^ ______- .wa^hfi^andsaddgedbyhi p-.Inwm epaitsoltbecapllal, Tbepaper. vIslUe as a wide ------Cwdt-CwjoBcbOff* i»e^ ...... - T r a s h - : Witnesses re ^ a e ffly T ^M m w ^rm iii; iiiprr— ? The new cabinet of Brig,{• white fan spreading down thet chargBtlOrtbedampli 5qulrraby.U«vM m. ' . i ' Ogn;~Nareddta-r Rilal»-iefl..U-.^ r - ^^deofthecanyoa-tlowastream: ^UgdjUlj»pJ^ I ordered internal securityy from Singing-Bridge., was™ =™ spiI1w a?iy==S^?2S&-t e canyon floor. ■ -••forces lo remove barricades» dumped' because it got wet,^ t. ______' ' ■ set up in Beirut streets byly H am ilton said. T h e land to the ------^ ^ ■ b-attling right-w ingg middle of Rock Creek is his I Phalanglsls and Palestinianin property. S oviets orbib i t ...... I " . guer^taseaHlerthls'week. His alrn W to fill Die cahydii i i g ^ recalled ______j rea-jnouBh.tb-gastruct-jfi Goodiii -— a^osntonauB U t s ------■ m i leading'to. lhe bottom. icli , ' GOODING - M a iy o rteo RiceRlc was recalled Iv ' 'polnimwl. willw be necessary lo fill th e council D|>«f probe r^ an ei e s t e d Hamilton said. The city streel le said. Tliere are four councilmen and Gooding vblere In a apecial titttlo n F rid ay .. ' poalttonqbes ____ — ^------MOSCOWJUE(UPn - Two coamwinihi blasted ' W A % j^N (UP!) - INTOT Congrenmen have asked the . department Is aiding him ir ttnthe.GoodiagcUygovemmeDlr-— L,JJ___Jte.was ousted by.AJL«fejr^jnargin^Of the ftM ' ^mayoEhi 1^- oCf-Wo earthrtb «o^SatuHay- to'thTSw R T^ te-^rflesi-thal-a««perimeotal-drug-r^ g ------tb e ?pru]w!t*^t>y^bringlng':dln iilar city council election in Novembei ___ vnips rant, siti siippflrted thttti^recalland4S4were '- 'Tltewflula cdattcnpttowylveost^ ity ka.; .. ^ and death among patienis beingling ' . and sliwl sw ^ings to belj de lo rt^ eleillW l iil u uiajioi' and Uw aunl5riikipn^'tutleriog agaliistlt. • V- -' \ ^ - triu ^ide HwasleamedSatufday,. . •. bury the mountain of papei . treatodforilJ^dttct. Jtwi Gooding Clly CouDClJmemlsmberswillliamean ' .fllllng^ttaeItae tsuncQ vacancy If a councilman li 9d and,Drug Administration officialsiais Bcraps. hesaid. ayor a i^ runs for mayor’s posltlois: ------S*?* Ai lQ e''u^'ttiK ^f^ < „ „ Interim mayor to aeiyb:imlUntU tbe next general 'Bamedibayi m al City M a n ag e r Je a n Mliai dtacIoaM ^ .•roA iA ai-.bk,.liMn. astol lo approve mltoMl j;j elecUoninNovember<:;;,\‘ : ,/ v: , • . inNowmbeiber. fcrnllM d Jonn ol p»p«y« )ul« calltdHed ' said Friday even thougl l UiuMUai u m ta Uii. p m ) u t} i ooii ~ ...... • 'such' massive duinplng.'l l^'nivort Ior the^-i^tsandtidtuni»«.Mrerboriiy»iJtei:oo»o » o i . £ S 2 ™ S ^ , : a g a in s t .tb e , c i t y sanltatiOi ,:ttowo«appo( -:' -IM 'U U airi ^ ...... --Ortilnaoce.-...... ______- ' d ip p in g td]l& in ib e S u a - '“We’ve warned thra. 'u* UlK______- g * » — weW»vartBciinuapi«riflB I g y •' A U ^ t y j u i m^ ^ iQ iet;.thto"tatkad-eaie..of.'o f " vac^yaiSliBfflilM *pteresi e a sM x t wtflnth WlU be “ be tw ein SO'feod■tod ;.tb>:r’d better ac^lt.tq> an " ilnJuwwj!^ • gettt'putoftbeM iBdnotdodo It, • Vf I £ '.J Sus/riSHjM :

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^ ^ V jf J)ni«»:N.ew#, T^_n_F*JI».Jdaho_lio_ S u n ^ y . f^ y J5 ,JW 5 ______r - 2 4 4 d e - w g e n e y — ...... - ' •*; ; i ‘ ''T .' ■; S t a t e d e nidsti^ t l36ar .... ______^ (U P I) }o b Ap- Becpnd.derk aU?,5$2,590.67. the rm tliig^'ot un-___ ‘ piprapriatlona Commlllee approved,ed, ao audit ■ needed olfice space.pace, estim ated a t $1,000 and ~ o f P a ni ( d b r a ’s ]b o x ------I-icport'crttical t of tbe-StalrBoard-olI-of DenUstnr--^- mlscdlaneous unnee(nneeded travel around Boise In - - - StSaturday, as the committee's memeeting con- the amount of $10i$100 w ere c o n sid e r^ "un- ____ deluded In Boise. " ' necessary.'^___.___ ^ lalrmno of the clcs,_ . ______,B0ISE-roJcction of expenditures of the He said one of those employes?cs nowr on leave •' missing documcrimenls and accounting records. In salary payments In excess of authorized Joint committee's«'s programs| to June 30 and draw s a sa lary of 51.795 per monlhinlh and Is inking They sa id statlstlillstlcal samples indicated in some am ounts. approved the 1975-7675-76 program s. a six m onths leave o( absence, A spspokesman for expcndlture^catefrategories up to 18 per cent of the The items have been turned ovei>ver lo th e at- The legislatorsrs alsoais received Ihe reports from the department later confirmedled ^ U P I the accounting~enlrl(nlrles may nol be supported by tom ey general's office for Investigat:gallon. the legislative audllauditor and the legislalive fiscal employe Is Mark Litvin, formerlyrlyndmlhlstralor n documents onn file.fll The auditors for som o in- The report said the hiring andid ]paying of a offjcer. ______of field opcrallons. form ation hadd to resort lo the Stale Auditor's the department files, The auditors recommended the Double honor slop paying employe educationallal expense.se lhat The audit foror thetf period July 1, 19C9, lo June a re not directly related lo Ihe emplimploye's Job and 30.1973, coveredred theI first year of admlnlstrallon GARRY Bird modeljd c ls th e gray double-knil suit ll director, Ja m e s Box, and look In reassess the need for grantlnintlng extensive by the present dir his m other L orettaI EliBird made. The suit won besl f o r th e tran sitio nIS s of ol consolidating three agencies place In Its division at the bells s e lf educational leave wllh pay. of show and first pli Wedding Rep. William Roberts. R-Buhl.I, coco-chairman of tnlo the Departipartmenl of Environmental ond Idaho grange sewingng P- Foincr.' camera settings .,, Pat HaferT hardI: at work In clly hall .,. . Kidd and Mrs, Golden McMurdliurdle. Twin Falls; Paul, Nancy Churchman, Jerome, talklliking about coming rodca,queen AlllED VAN LINES D UmlsseJ ^ 'and L I s a M o ly n e u x ^ W^yneSm!iSm lth. K lm beriy. .. editipn SIj e t contest ... Bclh Wickham workorklng on holiday weekend ,.. U U TOU* LOUI. D lim lssed Preston Craig'raig, Jim .Moon. M rs, K ingslon'W csf ■ Ken Shew”bringlng‘dlnncr to county tru sty . . . William Aomr.rii.r^ ------_ Delorcsaauslng.Mrs.J.T.Loi.Loughrldge. Mrs. and Raymondind Card.( Burley: John and Debby Tlie Tim es-News wllLpublishh itsiti annual Father’s Day spccial. .Chancey and Harold Lancasterr cconfcrring on sidewalk outside •r Noble. M rs. Lec C a rly le, Hcybu:jyburn; l^la Hanks, Rupert: Mrs, Children in three age groups, William M rai and girl. Esthftr N( edlllon on Tuesday. June 10, C of county courthouse ... Ann1 CiCovcr looking forward lo busy W adea'ialorr !ll, Murtaugh, and Fern Whittle, . Henderson, Oiet Hansen, Mrs.i.MlkeVeccraand Ml John Pickoll, ranging from Gycars.tl^ough 111 aai rc invited lo enter Ihb F a th e r's weekend ... Barbara Hcnscheld3ld com m enting on long dream ed ill Bum ikel, R alph O akley. . Inralt«r«- , - . girl. Encamacion Salinas, Gail Bi Day contest by writing a letterr of 25 words or less telling "Why of opportunity .. ..Gene Ritcheyicy and Vic Cum mons comparing 1 giri. Clay Meyer B irths Critcs. Mrs. Kelly Davis and gir I'm Proud of My Dad." Accepta■ptable letters will be reproduced notes on muddy fishing waters5 .... and overheard. "The wind _ W » n o v o ' ills; Wilma Henry. A daughlcrer wv, as .bom to .Mr. and M rs. Orlin and Toni Parsons, all Twin Falls; ' and published in the special secllocllon. alw ays blows on M emorial D ay." ^Murtaugh; Ronald Berry andid tlithe Caswell In- H ad ley . Burieyiriey and lo Mr. and Mrs, David W inners in each age group G-7,8•7,8-9 ond 10-M, will receive a new _ ■ Ifant, Filer; Tara Conanl^Welli\’clls_Jlcy.;John ___ Hammes, Burklurley.,,A son_was.lw.rn_lo .Mr. and...,...... watch-and ronners-up-wlll-recc•ecclve-free-passes-to-the-TwIn— ^ Okelberry. Haielton: Mrs, Janan (Comstock and Mrs.ChariieClce Clark. Rupert, Cinem a. Molor-Vu o r Grand-Vu,u, U t a h n i a n •:glrl. Paul; Mrs. Stephen Armstimstrong and giri. • Lcttcrsshouldbewrillenorprliprinted, preferably in felt-tip pen. Burley; Miis. Glen Henlnger.ir. BuhlE and Mrs, on one side only of a white sheet:t ofol paper, R aym ond A, Johnson. Kimberly.riy. The name, age and addressI andan phone number should be In- k i l l e d ______^ B irths SIS i . ll(>ncdU’lv on eluded on all entries. Boys andnd \girls entering the contest may PEIe o p l e ^ H '^ = ^ ^ a u g h le rs ^ -e re bbm “lo“Mr-”Ir.’ aand’M rs rD e a n ." ------; ~ bring- tnelrlettcnrto-the-Tlmeim«-Nc%«-offlce-befor^8-p,m,-. ------Greenup, Twin Falls, and Mr,:, anand M rs. Samuel Jerome “ '■ Thursday. Juno S. Entries maynay also be mailed to the Tlmes- irrtersttrte DeLucla. Hansen. Sens bomss lo Mr. and Mrs. ^ ^ E A E L Yr P l R E F E R ^ wood Grimes. Hagerman; Mrs. Earl News, P.O. Box S18. Tw InF alls.s. ItIdaho8330l. ~ _ :l<;ary Monroe, Mr.,and Mrs, Ed\Edward llcll, Jr., ® Charles Race. W e n d e ll...... - POCATELLO, Idaho tUPl) -- Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Shepherdland an( Mr, and Mrs. ' ""-xi : ALONE ”1 - Dismissed - A Salt Lake Clly man has f T O B E t s . Ek{win H ajper, all Twin Falls. M rs, Marrclla arre Phillips. Carey; Mary Ann D u s l s l o r n111 kills o n e died in a one-car accident this ------L e tja - H a ggerman:-Mrs.-Mlchael-Buhler, fr n .Mrs— — mornlng-on—IntorsUtc—IS—- I ^ N J H E I E[RjG JaiEE.‘L _ |_ - A chaln-reaction collision ilTa GunnerSkolllr;oIllng.sbcrg and M rs, P eari O verfleld,d, ROBERTS, Idaho (UPli - A between McCammon and rst.-itp IS ono-half m ile soulh_Qf____ ^______a lU e ro m c ___ — Inkom, ■ ' makfiS the pain harder I ^ , MrTfirihyJlQad-kllled one manlan Salurday and Injured at least ______BaiinQCk_C ounty Sheriff’s • Cpmill^Severc and Charlesrles“ W est. R u p e rt; ------— to4)earr-That^h>why-VDii ,shnuld_g o _ J seven persons. D eputy W illiam DavIs says the B _ i___ ^ JIelcn_G6nzalcs_and_Sylvla_Ba,_Bail’ey .J lc y b u r n ;______1 ______------T he Idaho-State Police said: th or sympathy ------'d a u g h te r. R upert: Rosa Lo|Lopez and son, M rs, Fredrd Fuqua,Fi G oo^ng._____ . Winds up 10^ miles per hour ollce said. A truck and et leasl all 21 years old. w ere a p ­ H eyburn. D ism iss^ causing the collision, Slate Pollc \ t it, too. parently driving lo Idaho F ^ ls Births “ Mrs, Emmaima Mcfnloch, Vlrgll Thompson, Mrs.s. passenger vehicles were invol\volved. The victim was crushed k. o fficers a t the scene said. loday. The driver losl control A daughter was bom to Mr.■Ir. aand Mrj. Randy ClivePopeand;and Mrs. Waller Harris, all Gooding:j; benealhthewheelsofthctruck.o of the c a r In a rocky lava Scvere. Rupert, and a sonI to Mr. ard Mrs. Maxine Neal,cal, Hailey and Mrs, Rex Bariogl.i|. Visibility w as so lim ited th aIt t rescuen personnel were unable lo ■ Francisco Gonzales, Heyburn.n. ______B ] is s ._____ sec more than two vehicles atIt a time. Idaho Falls ambulances outcropping shortly after 7 R e y nn < o I d s ------iransported'sevcnpersonsto-Idir4,<«WCnllcJInEpltar_incliKllnp n a.m. jJils morning. The driver and lhc other passenger were fam ily of four from Twln.FaHs,s. VM any others w ith m inor Injuries ■ w rebrou^t lothe hospiial byyprlvalecars. pi ...... — ...... Injured...... ■ F u n e r aII l G h a p e l -.

JAMES C. &PAUL

{ ■ LIMITED 1 J J . NATIONAL (ONERwblBEL biRECTORI AtSOUATION .W * ...... 1 5 c t l \ ' ' RRiiml)o i ______. R e e d , r y H uu n v im ^ mi HAZELTON - B ert C. Reed,>ed, 70. a H azelton JE R O ME — - Former Jerome resident M rs..___ a re a pioneer and (arm er. died•d at his farm hoijic • B elly Lo.uI Ramlx). Rai 53.- died early Friday mor*r* ENIM E M E r ...... Saturday afternoon after'along'tlng'tllness. ‘ nlhgalSl.l.u, Luke’s Hospital, Boise, after a long Illness. ______B om June 21. 19M. O leroiCoimly Co' C.lo„Mr Mrs: llan.l»tmlxi was bom Oct, 11. 1931 in Bliss.iS; __ : rood came to Hazelton In 19 SliccamcJoJl,to Jerom e wilh her p a re n ts In 1928 ond Esther Boyd there on Oct, 12, 1837, Mr,11ccd „aduj,iKli from Ir Jerome High School. Shehe served on the Hillsdale-leejgatcIpUon dislricl, lhc ,„„ricirArlil.UliL* Rambo in Nevada In 1939. Thom Poc* hoi-bMO-o mv»ktan-oll hli III*. Hazdlon Cemetery board and or »lnc«nc« og t of i«v«n whan ho lirti and lor years was . The Ramtambos lived in Ncvada_unlll h is d e a th inin_ InIQ g lha plMo. Ho i» ilill 01 ll .l ,.. c-Cieeiiwo«y-Cu,N- i® . wiicnn shesht resumed 10 Jer'ome. M rs. iiamuo i W t ffluiic chon'(i^'irtir«~M irK r^ ~ m unity Sunday School. Mr.• RcReed aflcndcd me aker, Oro-, for the p ast nine y e a rs, ...... b*gon copyingig tha iryla of tW «off#ol.|»pv'of - ,« ha moiurad o» 0 compoiar. Thom .. F ire t C hurch ol the" Naza>la:arcne and Ihe lamba was a member of ihc LDS compoisrt, A« ' btgan lo bitndtd lhaI baouir powar ol cloitlcal . P re sb y te ria n Valley Church,a, Hajellon.'Hi - Survl on6 lurvlvors Include two daughters. Mrs.rs. . ^ mutlc th«la (oppaol ol popular muilc. Ha wot lnda)-Clappcr, ijG rande.-to^-and.n d _ . ------j 8 B ___ MUctadJo.wrlliirlia-oflcl.parfofmjht.inllrftjnuikgl__ . SSvlvlrig besides hl's>vlEai iley (Pamela) Resnlk, Baker, Ore.;; a ■% . ' Kora lor Sun IntIntamdllonart currant Illm THE UFE W. Beed. Nampa, and Kenneth F GRIZZLY ADAMS . ! J. Rambo, LaGrande; o brother Max':ox' % ■ ^ v U H AND TIMES OF •. lon: adaughletM rs, VelmaW ' 'Thom hoi r*ciracantl)f complatad hit llrti 45 rpm an Francisco, Calif.; her mother andind _____ “ r~jr:Caljf.zIlnTe brothers Rmwi R «lnflt» tooluHngIng lha voftlciati'ng. B urial will b(rtn lh c Je ro m e ..*.*•"*, ------T-'i-uw aay a t w m te 'Mu itu jiyr j.t^ .c ta p tl lAitli Hvv, e em e ieryi. . h'rlends f Wfly -CUH Ul tlfu d u p u l ■ Joicpfa Chastain and Rev,I. GiGeorge Hlrose of- Sunday evenl!vcnlng. Monday and Tuesday llll l:M:M wr-CI^II . b u r l o L ^ ; flclating. ’ Buriia v^l be&e IIn *the H aiellon ' p.m t- ' ^ A t T h e Twinli FailsI Z - Cepetery. - I A t.v .j C HOLIDAY C e m e t e r v; Prienda may call ^ t^Ihe W hte M ortuary ' T IV I .i.-Mooday-ftpdTuesday.'niefBirfamily suggesisjiw i ____* \ _ P hones 733-0931 a M -BUI" MailedilaM.Pnt.wdMgr. . ____ I v , AmemorltU be made lo theIhe church of one’s (OrOr tuse our tolWfree lines') - — i n n '^ h <3JAtoWAwnuitnurC. Twfn FoHs. " li :>'choice.

♦ 1 ■ ■■ Sunday, May 25,1975 Tlmo»-tnes-N aws, Twin Falls; l^ lio ^ B id o p re niTng:set onnncpimty^p;

W IIJFALlS-BiK'wlirbe ' nj.supporl! il witl also include seccecond, dislricl Judge was acconiccommodaied by b« lormer . ‘ opeoedJube28at3p.m.ir(tbeor renrem odding o( the current first ordercd r d by the stale probairobalejudgearea. dldtstrlct'court rooms on thc floor (loc w here the prosecuting. . leglieglslaturc and the county told CouCouniy, Mmmlsskiners say. : 1 .proposed jKconstruction of the attorney att. and three m agistrate to0 provide, pi sjlace, there was no .i^vemevenue ttiaring funds,:wltt— -i*: Judlclalbuildlng. 'ludJudges will toafelaln'offices— ms{na g lstrate system . Space was provIirovlde - forr-ihe^-bulldltS" -f- •--A call (or bid has been issued amandcourtroom sr- • ------proi>rovlded (or the two district -progrtrogram,-whlch-wlU'gel’Utt ' b'by the county commissioners • JudgeJ -Reed P.- Maughan. Judjudges and (or one probate—-derwilerway this - summer' and - : - . (0(or construction of a second w wh ho handles traffic CAses, has Judiudge. Police Judges and hopeflopcfully be completed tiy^ ! I ~ 8toTy on'the-elght- year-old—nm :U8tlcos-o(-lh«-poaco-wor«— eorly. Judicial building. This will because be< of a lack of spacc In hanlandllng the lower court Architect Art Hclndcl- hai'. ' i'- provide - new district court ttwth e „ n e w e r building, ..which mnatters a In communities plannplanned for ain all new ex te rio r' ‘ , i ..^ace and expand me present. 3RdivldiilhecoU rioi^ritlloh.------^ ;hrough(j(iiiflftefluniy. ' 'forlor iir»i tw o m ory ■BunBing,------^ —m a^strate^rt-area to«llow—— ]PlBne rnll far m.lrwnHtig tho ■There T are-now three covcitovcrlna the present two -all of the courts lo operate in district dli Judges and their court ma;magistrate. Judges and their - colorcolors of brick in the p rese n t' ..... one building. rorooms to the new second story offloffice staKs-whlch-cannol be strucstructure. • . ■ • . and remodcllngthcloMtrlcvcl TheplansandspecKlcations, (or more m agistrate spacc and ^ j a prepared by Richard Hcindcl. office space, The District f arc h ite ct, m ay be objlalned court clerk’s offl,ces will, T F aides tour (ro m his olfice in th e Lynwood also rclocalc :on_lhc second ------.--“ r r r S t W r r ^ H — - ...... - • - ...... Ifloor. connty landfill ..... Work -will Include con­ When the judicial building struction of a sccond story with wwas erected, under an TWIN FALLS - Cou:Countv Com m issioners here , i exterior pillars for addlllonal cmcrgcncy c measure after a toured the county'sI's nmain landfill Friday af-; ; i tem oon to inspect1 new roads which have Jusl ' [ ; been paved Inside theIheflll., f I ... Chairman Meri E. LLeonard said the paving Is" completed ahd givesvcs ttrufcks and olher vehicles ■ y sues ■ a good ro ad system which will ' IQmberly using the land fill a goc nol force them to drivedrIvi Ih ro u t^ m ud o r dusl ifi variouswcalhercondltondltlons. • ParenlH w ait ■' party.’' ^------:— —— — Weed- ond ■ Mrs^-D»aooa— • Preceding the address, Supt. ' GOV. C ecn A odrusUS congratulates Jerry unknown assailant' attacked Baxter. George SUudahcr presented^ Graduate!, AtUnson, left, aenlor daasapretident,andUo)xl a i them (rom behind, Joseph Al the first, meellng Thur- valedictorian awards to ...... W alker,.stud^ body.pr.piealdflit».at-Twla.Eall8______------Martinei was^knocked.lo.lhe _-_sday-lhe.membcr». d lsc u i^ . Shawna^ Allred, Sharonm g r e e t e d HigbScboolgraduatkmeaezerclsesFridaynl^t. . ground, be told: officers, but projects, received books and ------B landfoW rrC«'‘<*®®®-'®'’»’«yr. J V------—:------J — ------was-TOrt-stabbcdrThrincidCTt—— qlecled-oftlcers—They-:are=^ JCathlMB-(jQj|emai^atd Melva/a ■— ------occurred aboul ll:25 p.m. ., presidenl Bonnie Wood, vice ______iJIuuaauia3linevC*adert-j« ______u ______^ ------F riday:------• * ...... --^resident—Renee.... - Siolteit;— Ueyier, "^assfttanl superin­ secretary Connie.^ Calvert, tendent.' recognlied .Shelleyi^ Gem trialf Doctors sueds 1 ■ ! ■ tre a su re r T am ara tte x le r and Charlton and Karma Florence, group reporter Wilma Mlt- co-salutdtOrlans.' B unker H ill TWIN FALLS5 • - A $75,000 dam age su it has ' ' chell. ' . ; GovrAndrus told lh e senior* M atingsJiill be.heltevery ------^been-m «JlnFl(ltIfth Ju dldalJ)lsii1ct..C purtJiei:e_____ "as you move from theS lawyers— — Thursday-aflernoon.-and— .by A rm ando Mortlnez. art agalnsi tw o p h y slc ia n s.. _ • younger'generatlon to thc‘now “ T^cTs praiserzT- —projects-lnclude sqwlng. Armando Martiirtlncz has filed sull against Or. generatrori’ you will ffnd thal cooking, home Improvement, •d a n d D r. A. C. Truxel a n d five ST. ANTHONY, IDAHO although ea^ member of thc H. W. Craw ford f woodworking, veterinary he elect Indivldualsofanuin unnam ed corporation. (UPI) - Idaho Health and FEUmBE ’ younger generation may haveve sclcncc and small engines. Welfare Director James Bax ideas ahd standards which . .The plaintiff[ a! alleges May 20. 1973. h e -was ch TWIN FALLS - Al a lun- said Friday-Bunker.HUrisr.'’ - va ry from those ot som e of m y nh — injured and thee defendantsd failed to remove a Qy— cbcoajacdlni_QLthQ_ynjL_ ------.M D gjolngjjool.;obln genefaUon,- only a sm alP ' '~*num l)er of piecesxsijf-glasfrfrom -hls-fooL-A -ycar------District chapter of the Idaho meeting envrlonmental — Water skiers------p e rc e n t* ^ ol ihese a re U klng la te r he had ththe foot X-rayed by another • ''8 Trial Lawyers Association standards. ^IA IIIIEilH ^ p a rt In^ tbe riots and other IqI physician who (foundou and rem oved thc glass, paint facility ‘®r held Friday at the Colonial He said the North Idaho forms of. destructive demorf ,o s Thc plaintiff seeksse< $1,800 In loss of w ages. $720 House, Jay D. Sudweeks wos mining firm has made "a KIMBERLY - Members ol sU -allo n t^ lch occurred a few m edical costs for fo Ihe sccond treatment arid I IN ONE,, B’*’ • elected prtsid en t for 1975-76. bunchofstrides.'’ ' the M ilrtau^ Lake Waler Ski y e ars, ago in p a rts of our m . $75,000 generalI dadam ages. '“»• E. Lee Schlender, Ketchum. •‘Anyone who says lh a l Associating met Thursday to ------Country.-'-"" ------is vlce-presldcnr“and~Rogcr~?cr------u - -B unker Hill hasn'4 don© a g o o1 d___ - palnt-lhe_.Senlor_Cltl2Cns___I APPLICATION “These young people are , Burdick, secrctory-treasurer.:r...... job is nol aware of lhe facts.'-' Building. - asking queslipns_lhat m atler. ®'‘------Discussion Included rcccnt-enl------— ------— • BaxsaldwhileinSt. Anthony. The use of the bulldlng-was' - Questions which my ''y Idaho Supreme Court p i c k u p Bax said Gov: Cecil D. donaled by the senior clllzciis — generation should have asked }JJ R c f t u l n r |> a r b a |{ c p l decisions and Ideas (or Andrus wants a fine en­ (or the club’s regular years ago. They are rightfully “*y programs for the coming year. r trash collections will be m ade_ vironment In North Idaho) m e e tin g , TUe first m eellng al ------skeptical-of-a-soclety—60- TWIN FALLS - Rciiular li — pasrpresldenrMontc-Carison- I------w itH o tit-ie B p a r d H i n g - t h»— e - presided over the m eeting igjjj' D epartm ent. The collection sChSJule sCl wlll not be set back one• cco n o m y o fth e area .------measures a man by what he The next meeting will be held ______earns, rather than by what he on June 27 at lhe Colonialnial day. ______. — contrlt>uios,"AmifQr5aWr-;~~ ^ house. - ^ “They are properly per­)cr- M t O W E R S ^ = turbed by values so'dlstorted ■ TF homo ransackeie d that we spend more cach year T F E m a n o n A ndersen, 249 3rd St. E „ told of- on llquon.lipiHck and tobacco TWIN FALLS - G ayleen Ar PRictHAS - than public education. They ficers someone entered her• homehe ond ransack^ the house, — taking tt0in-cash,-9ome softt ddrinks from-lhe refrlgerator and— believe tt hypocrllcal to preach c l u b . m e e t s ALLMODELS ' equality and practice other ilems. discrimination,’'tie said. Mn>,An(lersene.tta»lolUiehe loss and damage at $75. . TWIN FALLS - Emsnon INSTOCK - Tbe speaker was Introduced «M aub met Friday at the homele oof f by Ronlldjleath, senior class Mrs. J.T; Anderson wilh Mrs.Ii4rs. T - N P h o nnes t 733-0931 ______3dee phsldent. with Miss ..WHIRIWIND . r ^ ------Margupritf -Kmill M co- ____ - S w a n no n nOiHn . J _ (O r uw uurj 4 t n e s> ------, ^ . ------leading the pledge and Jerry G. Atkinson, class president, *S( bAB6ER ■ giving the final response. WE HAVENl GOTSOTEVERYnilNG,BinW EIIAfAVEEVERYTHIIISELSL-"] BUHDIHE&FmiM SUPPLYf; • a l i i i i i bon. Rota t Ronr s e l l s BBBaBBBBsnafiaBiiaBi ______BUHtf^-;Mr. and MrsM n. A U CABIliCT HAKDWARM RE I! 3V COMAL POltS- nEFW rire" lo ,,o f______t M A • ^ ■ W A T E R - T S a r Thousand- Springs, Trou T S ~ i » ...... roul “^ “ 'rw iE K ONLY SniTCIOM ' - F a rm s; Jn e .,‘ h av e to ld theli L " asg ...... : ...... l o s o f r o m ...... remaining Interest In th. \------operation ;to Inmont Cor o lh e r in4 n i a n ^ i ...... W . T K - ^-w ill-w lthstandU SOO . Ib cM trbTd^JbdwDd .Spring H IP . . . , ; / ■ * :r w jw F:~::::::.~irfr ! .TrwLL«fm»USCu.jnlW?^ > MOabllHKHMiMB M r.andltrs. ErU ttspIi^En!~ “ONIYT. _ move to Bliss, and io devotevole 5,^^^ _:U )rir llmlClo''otK«r't«|tnei _ ’ ~ V i"4kl SHEET ROCK interesU, lliey will eooUnue I act as consultants lo Tbousan5 . s t( ^ w d o o r s' Iwiik rric*-U «t. «■ . K y h nJ!S ir ,« i fr iltS r Pi Jl ■ -S ^ ^ b iC m a ttA ta Inyolvls “r - — :;vi-.(ii.iauasBwt:.'...... trout:------— * J l s - Ralphj Pitm an, vievlc« u-.fr ..w. presldsnUli Inmont Coip. ai p. *»1 'M dnM innc.-.

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Derofed lo llip rifizrn.sritH o f Miifiir ytilIvY 'O f p g i r a a c ■ William t. Howdrward. Pubtishor ^ I.,..- , i' Ilf— ...... "RlcKoraG7High7M<7 MeTnogTrfg E d » o r ^ r -^SundayTMay'M‘8y25.’lS75 - ' . ■ ...... :M «m btr ol Audi! Burtou el Orewlotcvlotlon arid UPI. Olilciol Clly. ond ■ ■ 1 KILPATRICK - Count* N ewipaptr purtuont lo SMtlortSMtl 60-I0a'ldoho Cod«. Thun-' ' ■ i« htr*br (TaiienatAd a t t)i«» doyd» ol lh« w«*k on which l*got E; (ll»h#djioily_Qfid-Sundo¥j«opf____^ Saturday. o> 132 Third SirMi W«ti,V#»», Twin Folli. Idaho 83301,-by 5 t i y - m o o n b i dft-os^rujwJi/:ko-killedL,IJEK Atogic Voll«y Niw»pai>«rt, Inc.:. EntartdEn of »*cond clan mall H -— mo H.fnlli..lrioha fllini,,____|j •______ufid«r th* ocl or March fl. IS>9. _ d a seven-man investigating top;o p revent Uie thiU i from com ihgdiHt^They ?! w ani'—-discount Uw swomitomilesUmony of baUlsttes.ex*------WASHINGTON - John F . Kcnnejntdy, had tic Jolinson oomtd I - ■ pcrts. Uie evidencece ofot Oswtf tl's ^ g ^ rln U , ai^ I____ R h o n a Ju3-09ai_':_ J 3 - _____ ------;___ — caded-by Chief JusUcii-Eari— thiiJipinyestlgallon reopened. r ' lived, would hove been 58 on May 29."S.- — — ^------commtelon,-liMd( li ommlsslon made its report In Some s br Uie critics’ arguments strtaHlcTfne'^aS— thet^inonynf eye^eye^tnessear^-^^^ ------^— He died, a s w c know, nearly 12 yciyears ago. tlic Warren. Ttic comi ers ask too -mudi. ,-The . -1. Xhe report advanced these perpersuulve. Soine ptirpbrted ballisticsics evidence. The dissenters victim of assassination. The annlvciivcrsary ol tils September. 19«. ' x p e ri^ «f. Walergale may ______If.cIf c re d lb le ^ v ^ ld _ a p |c a r lo provideeconvlnclng c ’ disillusioning experi Secrecyy h e lp s -birth oHers-nn-opportunity-forir a few-ob- conclusions: (la tc rim lM l-c o n ^ lra d e sc a n b e ------I question In the mind of ony p'rwf prt that anoUier rineman wasis“ rnvblved.~“ : wav^uglilTBUiarci scrvations on Uie burgeoning demanca n d s to ra n c w "T liere-Is no q« places, but Uie bugging of at ■ m em ber of the co:commission that all Uie shols Many Ma puzzling questions^ remain untunanswered, formed In high plat InvesllgalionIr of his dealh. el lo swallow Democratic ehalrmtilrman truly cannot be equaled only.ithele g u ilty IP everywhere whlcli caused theUie P re sid e n t's and Governor B Bui ut It ta k es a n acconim odaU ng gullet t ___ These demands arc cropping up « I my presenl wllh Ute slayingIg bfbl a President. The gauzy- sesrlniiopulnr— eonnnlly's-woundiinds-wereJlred.lrom-Uie.sb(lh _ ihUic.consplracy.theory..whole, e apd m ly m ay h a v e ^ b ^ n unfair - In C ongress, on cbllcge'cam puses tli Report:------speculallons-that-llat-Ue-ta-Gordon-Uddy.-E,- -- . , Unwittingly, somebody r recently con- floor window otol the Texas School Book incinclination Is tostlckwlUi Uw Warren I « magazines. Robert Sam Anson re illgallon, Uie H ow ard Hunl,, UUie Malfa, and ‘T e x a s to a la-year-old Filer girl•1 wwho reportedly shot and * n s nn cKcllcnt Depository. Thele shols... s were fired by Lee iDuring the coursc of Its investlg tributed lo New Times .magazlua a >52 witnesses. millionaires" havelave no more substance than kille^l h er father during a1 faifamily fight. • ^ Dnjceturcs and Harvey OswaldI... .. The commission has found com coi m ission look testim ony from 552 round-up of lhe many doubis. conj. ews and sub* mtwnbeams. was held Friday to In* g ilergnlc lell a no evidence thatst elUiere Lee Harvey Oswald or T Th he FB I conduclcd 25,000 Inlervlewj A coroner's Inquest wa suspicions that have arisen. Walei 25.000 pages. H a fresh InvesUgcstlgation wore lo be made, who lor the Browing Ja c k llu b y w asppart a r of any conspiracy, domestic___mlm illed 2,300 repo rts am ounting to 25. vestigate th e death of thee 4-!44-year-old father, Irwin f,fertile soil behind; it Is just righi for 50 Interviews ' would-Tnake^l?-T^?-The-doubtersrwould-6com-a ------taken root, nnd or lorclgn, to assasisasslnale President Kennedy.”' ThT hc S e c rc rS e rv lc c conducled l.MO —J:____ • ...... 0of covcr:\ip,lheor|es. T h e « have lak amed by President Ford (he ------SqulresrFH er.-t— Tliesc concluslouslons were strongly atlackcd onand m ade 800 rep o rts of 4,600 ptpages This commission namei Ihey a rc f!owerit}g. ply cannot be’ -served a sa congretngressman on the Warren Com- Unfortunately the inquestie s t w as held In secret. As (Is suffered at when the W arrenen RP eport firs t appeared. . tntremendous mass of material simply Kennedy died.of bullet wounds mission). A congi»ngrcsslonal commission also a r^uU, the cbr6nei'’s junjury’s remarkable finding ^ wasridlnglna Atti:r a few •years"ye of quiescen,ce. Uie con- diidiscarded as so much whilcwash. 12:30 p.m . on Nov. 22.1963, as hc wa :y theory, one would be esUiblishmiishmont-tainted. At this la te d a te ------before 2 p.m.. troversy now has[las been revived. Non-believers In o rd e r to believe the conspiracy I ___will be vjewed wiUi suspicloicion. rm otorcade in D allas, Shortly bcfi ! parties to a a new grand Juryiry In Dallas seems unlikely. The Pollco-Ofllcec___ contend Uial KerKennedy was slain by a con- mmust bclleve that all these were p: t h e ju ry rules the fallfather’s death was “ac- ffoilowlng-the-falnl Rhooling of-Po lon m em bers, d isse n te rs thenosel'mselves are too icalousiy com- H:in.'cyOswald spiracy: thatOswi)swald did not acl alSne; that the glgigantic-cover-up:-Uic-commlsslon J. D. T ippll. police arrested U c H:ii n PrKldcnl’s milted lo Uielrcon!'conspiracy theories to have any ------: cidental.” ;s.U ‘ssthnn4R ullimalely fatalal shot was not fired from a ththe commission staff, the slain 1 ______Jestimony_durlng-thej.inquestj in County' Coroner___ iand chargcd h it^ ilh bolh crimcs. successor in -appearanceofobjecobjectivity ...... ^______s'slaln by 'Jack : building behinda theth President,-but from a point, brbrother Robert; the President's su ‘'hourelaferVOs^W himself was'sl th e CIA, and Y es, the criticsIcs h£have rals n l som e troublesom e showed (lie girl hod been In front of hisis limousine;1 that the Warren ofolfice, the FBI. the Secret Scrvicc, \i Cloyce Edwards said, sho Ruby, a nighl club operator. real crimes Inevitably produce ioidlng -a ,22-calibcr rifle • tton.- P r e s id e n t- - C om m ission collaiillaboraledJoiLmnsslve covcr up lh th e D aliiu police. T h at Is for startersers. One must doubts, but great • r-sU tln g on a Tooftop-hoid ■ bnejweek afler lhc;assas.slnattoi - ...... - -.-:-:grealdoubLa..WholiWhole schools ot scholars still sift_____ ' ’ ~durlhp ah argument betbetween her father and . v . the assassination,lion of Uncoln. You can hear m other. '' arguments on1. . Uiuie role of Brutus li^the ------eolncidenlanyr the girl b-rlbcgan-lo.slip.0ff-the.rD0f____ A • assassination of3f CaiCaesar. a-g-lW nilssenlcnrforthe-w ortd------at the mom ent her fatherr eren tered th e house.'As the ^ ------:------1 wouIdnTga-g-lh lys to pursue truth — but for the itly fired a single shol into wc ought always t< girl slipped, she accidently wSf moment. I wouldwouldn’t buy the hyped-up con- the m an's chest, killing himHim. 8 8 R - ' “ r ------jMiurcfi they'reretrylngtosell: try ------There’s a lot of coinciIncidence there. Still, un- ' eW ashlEashlngtonSlar Syndicate doubtediy It Is a true pictiiJcture of the man’s death ^ ro iief's ju ry —- whiclrhad . acc^s to the testimony anand evidence — rules the death accidental. USSI•R, China Unfortunately, the publicbile does not have access to th e ju ry ’s inform ation. So5o a tru e story suspiciously hanging together by coimolncidences is made even g encoiouraged mnrosijspidnusbvthecloa:loak of secrecy. An innocent girl whoho already has Tuffered p - - — G a t d -1 ■ : ]{1 b traiy ironic, Decau:ause-lh"^C0Y0))er'had:or-zr7: EibDdians=^ - -dered thehearing-closedIto^protect-thejuvenile. to . , “’I w a s h Tn g tr o o i WT - Bolh Uie Soviet U nion and ^ )lic affairs almost always ., Such secrecy in public C^mmunjst China^ina seemed lo be "egging on the - ■ bacKf il es; H=usuaily^undendercuts-theJegltimacyjit-— - theactionorrullnginvolvelived. — " w ___ seizure- of-UUic-Amcrlcan- ie- m cr^n t vessel Take another case, thehe inotorlq^us secret inquest ■ M ayaguez in internationalintei walers, according lo -*— probing a latcniglit drowrcwning on Chappoqulddiok------W a high officiallln In UU.S. m ilitary intelligence. ^ H MWT ? ------'I'hli MUrce.6. WHO WI nas flniiy ui'i'i&ii ui rvpuiu.— Island. on messages} bel between foreign powers by the Conducting its businessless in secrecy, thal coro- J y A ______code-bn:aklngIg nonational _security agency, said . -ner’s lnquest exonerated5d iSen.-Ted-Kennedy:of;ali:--::r prrrzf— 11—'sovoralcommunlmunkaUonsdlspatchcd.by_cadj.o.to._ _ I Irom Moscow and Peking h a d been ------b u tiriv ia l“t)f{cnses-re!at€lated-to-a-young-woman^s------g :a i ■ ______P hnom Penh fron ------drowning;------Intercepted by)yU,b.spySl»CllllW U,; ...^...'. - ...... ■ But if Kennedy is innocclocent, many say, then why the righUiess"s" ofo the Cambodlon action. Hc has the Inquest recordd beent locked- away from added; "T hee tonetoi ol Uie messages wos cn- . public scrutiny. If he is; inrInnocent, the secrecy of the couraglng — almost, you might say. inquest make him appear]•ar less so. congratulatory."»ry." Hc declined commcnt on „ ,;j_There is a crucial pubpubljc function involved in ' ;ue person]inel office]i/X wheUier Moscowscow and Peking offered a ssistan ce : Job ri'ules plagi ...... to lhe-Khmer-1tcr-Rougc^-'I can only say Uial— 5. investigations of deaths. nothing In the1C messagesmt carried any suggestion The coroner’s jury real■eally Is responsible to only I filled for several years. But whatIt dod I do when a uy,t ijjp Camboimbodians should back down." he ©1975, Los Angeles TilTimes handleappwl(l pcop!e for „ ‘'.Thal makesik c ssc n se /' ' ’ ’ _ Ju ryhasnoobligatlonwhavhat^yeL lo_th_e killer^______£viy:cll.Dollop^a.friend vlio.li ;------"Bufthc-handlcapped-personm ;mlght-be-the— lehislrouiilesihe "At the sam>anic lfm e,''’Doirnp'said."“llie com -'’ M ANDREW — The interests of both the dead and the public are Ozone Aviation, was telling me h er. orthe.persoii. pany Is a mcml)cr m< of National Alliance ot( most qualified, or the ex-offender, And when a suspect Is truly o th e r n i ^ l . - from Ihc Spanish-speaking commnmunlty. In any ■H H iQ H H best serv ed In public. Anc 1. "The law says Businessmen.'n \ which supports the hiring of ex- also are best served by an ‘i ’m going crazy," hc said. ' case ho m altcr who I give Uie JobJot lo, Uic other H I T U L L Y Innocent, his Interesls als lhal when a federal contract is awarded lo a offenders whoH o Ih avebcen released from jnil." people ore going to sue us for- dldiscrimination. open hearing. com pany th e em ployer is rcquirciired to d raw up an ' ; Our legal fees are inorc than the jo ' Only the guilty are prot(rotected by secrecy. hiring, which i from 'tuch a high and previously •aflirmallvc action plan’ forIT "Why don'l you advertise for a — jpTneans-hchas-to-showhewill hirelire-mliiOFitleK-aiKl ------pendable source, Uils revelation p ^ - A R T — ------— wh'oTgt'ygaitnnirarmcdtorccs, sp women appropriate lo the generacral skills," - T o u g hi on I I orim o has some form of Infirmity, wouldoldlUaitogelolf ^ S Suicr r ' the Red Ghinese orUie Russians— V g BUCHWALD ••W hat's w rong w ith lh a t? " 1 as w elfare and did som etim e in Jail." to m ediate lheIhedlspule. dl ‘•Nothing except thal the law,w ;also stales lhat H R V Bshin^on appeal. Uie Soviets replied i s n ’ t e i Hn o i i ( f h ‘•They're not as easy to findnd as you would TolheWashin firms with govemmenl contraclscishavclosiilimil ould not Ittlcrfere in the Internal af- f,nHf»rt g ro u p io pick from ." I1 think. Besides no newspaper willwii allow you to “’ey could Science Monitor------^------reports“ to“ tho -government[■ on-how-manyd ------ii-Voo-havc-a rSdvcrtlscTncnt— -4H>ldlng^to4he-D«mocr.atic------put sex or color In a classified't ttntlon age authorities saw to It Uiat a brief report by Uie are involved wllh a prosram inaiI— % e~ also a re rwl pc fm tU edt»m ent nomination (or his fall's PhilPhiladelphia elections shows the ••We also an ivs agency T ass on U.b. ailflCKS on------_ "S o ? " ] can say is lhal there are Job opcnicnlngs. Once Ihcy official news a| tenacity of the law-and-ordcr• Issue.Issi ^ "So.” said Dollop, "weeliminrlinnle male whites encourages; theth e hiring of tho disadvantaged who t naval vessels quoted some 1 welfare rolls, for-one reason or..r__ _apply_IJia.^ ^w ced them outt Itlo foll6W the af- C am bodian n ------::TheM ayorhad several thing.-!ng.1 igoing ag ain st him in this week's - over25yearso^^e toslart with.'■tt,,"------. ------are.„Dol-Oii-Wi ------■•Western repor•eporta" assaying Uie M ayaguez m ay — Id ngrrnvl tn giveg tlrrriativeactionplan.'*' ~ id"failod'ti'lt(nJet(?^onesi iaci' a ■ ------D em ocratic prtm ar>'. H irtnid'fj i------"W y^vcr^carsnrage?’*— I "11 sounds like you have to) playp uod evci‘y~” h3>wbeen8rtp 8py y sh lp :------lerally supported Jobs lo memicmbers of the Spanish-speaking bribery chargii. A memberr of his cabinet was indicted for "Because there Is a feden d a y ." H o ld Dollop. : ' -In Pekingng I Uie Chinese foreign ministry awarding contracts to political;al contributors.ci And the Mayor was program to promote the hiringing ot youlhs and community. / good gelling a refused U> InteIntervene on lhe grounds Uiat Uie \ : "There hardiardly seem s to bc anybody left ." "Well. 1 was doing pretty g I of a spccial 33-men police force: . we’repledgedtosupportil." nol our concern." Cambodia's Prince embarrassed by disclosure of ention lhat I’ve also been ordered to0 favorable mix until I got thiss nolicen from the matter"lsnolo "S o w hen it com es lo a job."'1 1: said, ••you have' ‘'Didlmenti who lives in Peking In Uie Peking u se d for political cspionaKc. irsenlorclthens?"- , - - F a ir E m ploym ent -P ractices CoC om m ission Uils . Sihanouk who :al handicaps - and at least ironic your choice of women, minorlllelllcs, vetcransand Jlndworkfora . "Could you embassy ofDf UiUie Khmer Rouge reg im e boUi There were serious political h forgot." I said. afternoon." Dollop read it to m youlhs." •■Nb.youfon S. requests for the ship’s immediate for a law-ond-order candidatele andar form er police com m issioner... iec the problem. I have no difficultyy please Ict us know how many M£ erlcan Indian Ignored U.S. re “And handicapped people. ThThe low requires “So you see But in the contcxt of (rustralicration and worry over crime In the lite malo nonvcteran walks In myy wclght-walchers you have on yoyour payroll and release, employers wilh government conlonlraclslomakea when a white om whal Uie Intercepted messages s tre e ts and robbcr>’ Iri hom ess anrw hatii>al ifcflAlngon—^ ^ lematlonal sq flt approach has always been to test R iao’s Republican chailcngernger takes a similar iaw-and -order ------States. That JH *0S Washington’sm’s vwill to react to such incidents. It stance, “ r m Irom Ihc streets.s.too,” to< heboasts. of new fedei;ral measure hasoftenworkc(forked to Com m unist advanlage. Such lalk. given the tragicL' levelslev ol crim e In clly and suburb Lobby]>?ists target o P re sid e nIt t JohnsonJO flunked Uie test when Ibe today, may be understandable.)lc.BuLltlsxUaappoinllog. I . . . g definition ol a lobbyist as somemeone who elUier. . North Koreanseans seized mefl>y.shlp jhieblp oH toe In W a^ ington, House Spcalcciak er Carl A lbert and others warned le Senate Government Operations 1 ByNEAftLondonEcooomUllWNewsServlce ' man of the 5 g spends a certain amount — $500$50 a y e a r - on p o rt of Wonsa'onsan on Ja n . 23. 1968. O ne ot tlw al black caucus s^ io n lhal crime » - The National commillec which wl has Just finished holding .this week at a congressional b e WASHINGTON - (LENS) - 1 lobbying o r w ho Is paid Uial mimuch to lobby or * - vessel-s.-C-ma3-man. crew_wa8.kll!e4_dwrtng Jhe, _ •his su m m er, largely because of nal Right to Work- hearings onn lobbying, li believes that the IMG might rise dangerously this J Rine Association, the National Q who contacts membtirs of Congress Cc or the seizure, andnd UieUi rem aining 82 w ere confined in Is "unenforceable." II Is also vague unemployment. "You can’lI have ha law and order if you havec Committee, the National Ruralral Letler Carriers’ leglslatlbn Is “ executive more than eight[ Itim es It) three. Uie N orth KoreKorean prison for 1! monihs. clecled Morticians aiidworstofal'if alU allslodcflnea lobbyist, people who cannol gel Jobs lo f(feed Iheir families and children,"- Association, th e National Sclci o .- m o n th s .- • ------—Rlchird'NixI'Nbronrwha-had'Crtltefe^-govem— - e m e C ourt ruled In 19M thaflobbylng M r. Albert said. and Uie National Soil Drinkik Association, h a d T heS uprem t OTbeEccnomlslodi(T/mdr>n ' m ont i n actiotictlon after Uie Pueblo incident, did ------beltef4 )« n v 4 h elr4 o e& ^^ ^ noUiIng whenten North1 Korean MIQs.on-Aprll-Mj— is on pending or proposed federaltl T hey and all other lobby grou]roups are the target of Coogzcss ( t down a Navy EC-121 electronic ,” yel much lobbying goes on.im-.V. . "Vory im prcssi^m .'chiel.-A nt^ydyoudldnJ_d™ t^-19^^* ______of several bills now going ihrohrouRh Congress to legislation,” ] >plng plane, alU »6gh-the.3lJnen—. slrengUiea the federal lobbyinying law and keep dclecled behirehind |)hs scenes and'oflen indirecllyy "' ^ ...... ‘ a - o n e r; -I aboam«lldtal died when Uie plane plunged Into th e .. tercampalgns. stric te r la b s on Uie private Interitcrest groups, from ihrough letter » a of Japan.lan. ■ , - Exxon io:iho Governors of tluthe Knights of Ak- - -.-Most of thelJte'bills befo re Congress would widen -...... - P rv sld e ntil t Ford- learned— from— Uiese— Hlon ti> -include lobbyists of UieIC . r______! Sar-Ben.”whlch Iry UJ InfluenceICG ipublic officials.------Ihls - dennltlo: MIS. He acted.prompUy to riiow.Uie_ Invnctras-wellr-Senr-EdwaRUKen:- ^ .uislegisiauonioogoverduirKH------— wecotlveijra 0=------' wijrid b* wAiitwniiMn't tfflm tT w halin* i t n — has gone virtually nedy, D-Mas:iass., wants to take this one step'P ' - r - • • ^ Up until now lobbying ha: arrogant aclact cof intematlonal law-ftreaWng. Be­ Btlon, Introduced In ' fu rth er andd ftforce members of lhe executive to unchecked. The only legislatlc Invoked hisds pcpowers under Uie Constltulion.and j-to rcgister-«lU»er-T keep-open recrecords of-aU U i^who-geU n Uiuch_ ------1946rrequlred-all-lobbylst5-t« — wlUiln-mrllinrllmltsimposed-by-Uw W arPoweri— 1 of Representatives with them aboabout Administrallon policy. wUh Ute a erk of the House of ^ A c l lo use5 fortforcc for Uie proleclfon of A m erican ^ o r Ihc S c c re tary of Uu: %;nale and to f ile __ Tbe^lriving;lng forcc behind lobby refdr^ is the H e r — ------iivesjndpropiproperty.-T ...... —-- utlons lo Ih e lr cau se c llite n s' rlghi{ghls group. Common Cause, led by quarterly reports on conlrlbutli r ' O n Uie heels heel of Uie VleUiam de b ac le. Ford bying. -John GardnerIner. G a rd n e r believes Uiat now Is Uie a n d expenses entaihxl In lobbyii B S ' in te rp re tedid thUie Mayaguez seizure as ao eariy . i teeth. Afl m oliy a s rig h t Umee - while Uie posl-Watergatc al- B ut Ute legislation lacked te effort by a CotCommunlsl nation to see how fa r Uw 1,000 new lobby groups reglslt:lslered fo r Uie first m o ^ h e re of iclean governm ent still hangs Uiick'■ h M IV a U.S. couldd be pushed. "Had Uie President not he n u m b e r'lo h a v e over W.ashln{ilngton — lo show the general public Ume lasl year, bringing lhe reqKmdedasId a s he dld,’^ said a W blta H oufd aU e, H.YelmanyofUiese wholaspendlending time and moi^jy to buttonhole reg istered sin c e IW 61010.691, ^ - H . “U wouldI be Ilike turning killers and muggera ind even more who whjchpubllctlie officials, need nol have re^slered and g m ' -looseonourstlur streets and telling Uwm to ply their should have done so. have not)t bothered.b -Opponentsnts of the reform say that the Jn . trade." - Those on the register spentit $1$10 m illion pushing resliicliohs-^is - ^ ig h l .Bbridgc' th e F irst Am'en^:, -'The'reiult'w u tn'awesomriattplay-orbmr- polchock'fhUiethlrd menl r1^lIII toI petition Uic govemmenl, atid -. th e ir in le re sts ln I973;'in& spot quickly andnd e!e lfld a U y U.8. pow er c a n re a c t to a q u a rte r of 1974, lhe G eneral)1 /Accounting Office - result In motmountolnB of paper as lobby groups ' c risis, ^Id UIhits bolB' a wamUtf lo'poteaUal '- found lh a l of Uie 1,920 lobby>y irep o rts fUed w llh delaU theirrgolngs-^n. gc X enemies and a belplBf of reassurance' to tbe C ongress 48 p e r cent w ere IncoiicompleCi ttmTM p e r S im ila r bllU, bil sponsored by R

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irs uran iu m h a s risen from ' S7 to $20lapound, a { ' Nobody knowshow^muiv^much, or how lllUe, bUief 1 enridimenl fees from (35 lo (50. UraniumUr energysupplieswillcosticostUien.ToludgefrnmUie’' W e a g a i i i sst N-poswer groows, , S»unts for only 10 per cent of the« 1 B mllllnn hflg.h..enimeiit hc* and the latest M ------a t r A m e r i c t o S G D i:^tav»BeeffSftond'‘-itnca r o ■ 100,M>,flfli>tonaa,yMr.by laas.S nlhpsr rriipn : 1s mat S8.8 billion more wlU Ibe oU Crists in la te 1973.j. , bedeide pleledby tb e mid-1990s. (lale.1974) estim ate Is Ui la rm lst 16 beneeded. Finding, of course. IsIs notn producing. B ul th is OfDf course, it Is as nonsensically alar 5umenU againsl breeders, • re su lt o f 18 m o n th s 'e•xploralion x p l casts a harsh sayy tlhat “uranium will nm out lhen".a!’ as to say The safety argumei nn. ire much stronger Uian IS ------IJgffSnehthllsiaoflfonrorn u d e a rp o w e r.------tb aatJiolUwlUJio,ouilJ»Ul»utUiesani U ame Ume. which use plutonium, i bTM of both UtweagalnsfthepresenresenrgMeralidnfifMirctors:------The pECD expectsg - and hopes - thal Fewiw geologists doubt lhat new reserves txrride-15-per-ccntof-the ------w U111 ll becom e avalW>le If the price Is rightght, ...... I t th e A m ericantreedeieeder.proaramis.cartied out------^ of plutonium Is not exacUy West’s dectrical generale ralin g c ap acity b y 1985. BuBut the comparison suggests that urau ranium Is in full.- 30.000 tons of p WlUi a half-llfe weU over a ------com pare wilh 2 per cenl«nl today. Some countries noir)l really a surer longterm bel than oil.ill. by Ute y e a r 2020. WlUi ^ = = lutonlum is nol ecacUy easily ■ i ^ t t J (France foremosl) arere aiminga for 25 per cenl. EvEven supporters of nuclcar power agagree Uut Uiousand years, pinion! breeders will bring m assive" Some cf these ambillonlions are receding as the . thete curreni< generation of reactors Is loow er.. s ta tio n s . . . offu ui ra n iu m . . . . . _____ absence of bixic wasKwastes. Bul most sclenltots do - ►______^ . . commeroial Utermonudear g e n e ra te elec tricity ail l hihalf the cost of oil-fuelled . nol hope for a cor OUT<■OFDfiTE?^ ______p ro em be fore UweyearSOOOr- yea ------iT------plants—at oQ'spresenlient price. ; CanwedowiUibutnbut much more nudear energy.;------Second, uranium, uniunlike oil. Is more wlddy |With 'the iiuiuntrial . until U jeycaraoooTHi0? There are 170 reactors In the found in th e industrialll nations,ni so th e ch an c es of tcorld harely ntarted on h a 73.000-megawair capacity. ‘anylhintnikeOpec’squliquintupllngofollpricesare ------• _ world today, ^ Ih a ’ ic lc a r C u rren t plans coulduld quadh^leq U ia ic a p a c lly b f'------slig h t. plantf to quadntplo nucl 1980. B u l som e of UUte money to be spent on T hird , nuc le a r p^rograigrams will allow countries ^ nudear power wwid uld; probably be better on.» . tti reduce th d r dependsrndenceonfordgn-supplles— -/.poicer capaciT\\a Ktronf,n p __ _ ofen e rg y . ca»o can he m ade thatf tt^ht> soiar jn j geoUtentbennal ehe^^are feing exv Fourth, commerolol;lal nudear devdopments . * ground for thermonuclear nuclear i reactor i* alreat•adx— -plolled loday on a snsmall scale, but only In ce^'' are a vlUl testing gro tere-sourm -are'-'most eaaiiy± _ . . i - ... --fusion, whidj cbuld-e’l-eventually-solvc_a11 Jhc_ -...... — taln-reglons-where- • economically ohKolete.• —------tawedr-A-rfew.-mir.-mllea^- under -ou r-feetx ^s— ~ world's energy problerMem’s for all lim e - v e ry . • e v e r y w h e r e - isI a layerla; of hot n»ck: Utere Is nd, cheaply indeed. ason why we should not^ ______The argumcnt-agalnsiinstJLnudeaLbwni.are_ai,_ ____JTheJastII breeder reactor. .In U ^iry. - can ex- .Uteorelical reason iuginisslon ^)l»MlCMlyj6xplo least equally solid, ' traract c all the energy avallablTlhrou^ ar officials. The British goveigovernment should Initiate,a k Firsl, in the publiclc imind at least, come the tediechnology. No wonder that nuclcar w of Uie cosUy and ddayed \ real risks thal radloacoactlvlty moy escape from whoirho m e t in P a ris Iwo w eeks ago, putut avid em- Utorough review of :lors as Uie nudear opUon. FraFrance, wim few-Indigeooos- ~ 1 • power planls and nucleidear-waste containers. phahasls on devdopmenl of fasl reactoi n u clear technology Is e asily onljinly solid nuclear allemative to oilI andai gas In energy reserves.L, Isia aalready sel b do Ute same.'' I Next, “peaceful" nuc Congress Is coBstanUy reviewing: m — Wft wwpftiaponry:..UMLln<» a n jiu c le a r______ihhe c jforeseeable future. B ritain's Atomlim ic E n erg y Ttie A m erican Congr r e a 6 l6 m i------ana-HowlnrAmeric # explollon a ^ e a r a{ago, based Initially on AutlLUlhortly h a s estlm aled th a t a ra s f r e l lal know-how, showed lhat. costre Uian Uie p l e ^ e a l a n d raUieraUier InefUdent way. In West' - “ Canadian commeroial \ eUtelarg^percapllafpendlni - -r sound economic reasons for lighighl-water reactor, bul fuel savingsss •would be Germany, where Ute Third, there are sow n-ta the worid to planned; public^ uclear energy can. must, or sub:ubstantial. II a fast-breeder programamcouidbe on nudear power tal doubting whether nucU igtowhatltmeans. ■ : ■ “ • •' should satisfy the growrow th in w orid en erg y needs broiiroughl on Une tomorrow morning,g. a unit of oplnlonlswakingtON i«rid, Ute sUge may be set for a 1985. B an k ers rcckon th a t nuclu c lea r energy m ight cost only aboutu t ia Uilrd a s AU over Uie vrorid, between now.aiid 1,^ w and cost/benefit analysis of .5'‘lrilllon would have lo be mmn u c h a s oU-f ud le d power. Utorough review ar b elw een $1 and S1.5' li It w d lm lp lead to scrapping^ ------fcpent between now;-and-tbe-eariy4M0s-lf-al] ar ------B b ree d erw U l of rnaiyr pro)ecla.Is. andar divefsliin of thii inuiiey tu present nuclear ambllliblllons in the west are lo be fad[act, 11 looks as If the Brillsh fast bn ire.Ute.early^ long-term research,ireh. andtobuybiRoU and gas...... fulfU1edrAnd-capltal-«al costs; bliarrely. are out------notnot be in use on a Urge scale before. ______e i b e E o siripplnff^neral'tnflatiflation. bighl'^lerfeaclors I99i1990s.- — — ------now -ln-servlce w ere-thnlU riiiHng n( Inw InflatVon. on tbT B aslsisis'of wdl-wom technology. N ew sta tio n s nre costliDsting wildly m o re lh a n th d r | ------teiim a icsT jn d taW niglonger B lt to build:------g — 1 i ...... Thc-cost-of:nudeailear fud Is rocketing. Pre-_ T t r o l T T T r ^ crisis forecasts assiassumed lhat the worid’s | EroKibitic J on O f cont ______d e m an d fo r nucle a r fuelfm by 1980 w ould be around g

Uranium reserves and enrichment faciUtlesare | 1 c o n ce n tra te d In the• IndustrialInc countries, but lhat... | basic •“ issuile, p robe; finds—f ^ ------ri------T • has nol stopped rapidpld price rises. In Ih e p a s t two ^ ----- flft-hBw-covert.«>eratloos were r; By NICHOtAS M.TKJRROC irttattieadbarehasli.” , j- • ONew Yoric nm es Servlet trch pointed oul Uiere to no,''eiif WASHINGTON - The basic IssueSemerslns Ind«d. Qimch atlo ra o rtli;: : pUdlv:anguaie.ll^ . i n the:i974 j!rt ) - ffrom r the-congrwlonal Investlgatli ect intdllgence. nol lo nwnllbn the Unlled States Intelligence comi \ Ul !ISSritylS»igagelnespktnage. . . . J • ■ wlw helher to prohibit covert espionage ; role was lo marshal covert Ilh ■:'f f...... erentlrely.or.8imply..loierea(e .some r Wants jchqicec - .... i t a l ,.m «han.m ____^^Wt sj2 bad been coilecied by bUieraaoU.------^ ______J ______: ...... - J-iorleglslatlve.control. o ______fiedandeases^f^^QycbtaM, . V The Senale Investigation of AmO S c iH ca T \n-'------couldbM iall^ CIA was auUtoriied by ute irt? tdllgence apparatus Is wdl along,ng. IU select TbMgh Ute CW E d ito r, Times-News: te 9 was not In Ute center arena. Tbe Pendulum1 needs somne help committee on intdllgence has hdhdd lU first aken iU first «»ifl^U»ee arjarmed forces under-tbe Departi------j . O ur statio n Is collcd KMVlMVT. - hearing behind closed doors, take mes-and-8nyone-who-argu«s------ise^butUitoj»asj»Qt.Uie.subJect«(f ,_ j : a lot of static. . ------theirrotten schemci ■foriiranatlmonyrjoustedTBitlrtheW^ eWhltrHouse ------m e n t ofTVfm Wr t F ro m which wc got a lot lUor.Tlnes-Newsi ' mostcongresslona from the agalnsi the dominoM IItheory Is either very slupld ^ II Is not alw ays a s It should««i!^be, According to the latest bullelln fro and put IU staff out Inlo the fldd. passional bearings Uie quesUco.ot. wmmunlst who thinks wp an-______IvMeofwesometlmeadornot W r - — ------AmTierlcan'SecuritrCouncilrthfr-Unlled erl le d -s ia u s ------ocJje!8_a_d«mb.5Pm — ^The Housc-lnyesUgatlon,alsQ bd n j ------Relieve. I. e. M r. C hurch o r his j,, W i S — nA^wfld'Conaui t ui>eiaUuns wi* ------r ■‘Please Stand B y "-bbut u tl for how long? IS jjfallen way behind the Soviet UrUnion In stu p id enough to belli by a select commltlee. has mad ilclolsUn.A, never dtalt^thwlUi dlrecUy. Several htotorlaitt ^ On something else youcon can also bet. progress. II hasjust selected a chid llltary mlghl. This could very well m U-seems that manyma, of our politicians these ' P' «d Uut most of Congress did net T he audio will b e gone ncx fference belween asking them or idling S e a ri F ld d i a young law yer a n d fon d in e n th e ^ l day., rather tlu.nl.n being dedicated to the con- | 'ru :« n l” ccnU^atethe.nUte massive secret operaUons Uial - -r— Once in a g rea t while.,e. The only way we can coexist wllh th Sen. Lowdl P. Welcker. R-Conn. Bu «I5^nv UnuallonofournalKlallon a s a prom inent le ad e r of » lenUy been conducted.' f The progression or thee (llifilms will be out of text. i lunlsts Is to be stronger lhan t^ y aia rc . Any jr ^even as a free nation, are begun b lo collect any evidence or data assig n ^ to Ute CIA under Uie law For (Urns we have no10 chchoice. Neverthdess. the Senate comr J « r way m e an s eventual defeat for us. rather dedicatedJ loli our country’s untimely a S S md vague, ll Is Ute flfUi duty w hkh .. ifatureAudlcncesOnly’’!______^ vestigation has already, though by I______Due to subjects for ‘‘Matu W ecan’l afford to continue this suicide _____deml.W ^P-erbaj)S,lh ul what many bellavaariU hf. Ihf limructedto'lieriewnsiMhnther • Tome Itisalotofbaloncy - the legitimacy ol covert e^lonage oncy, wre ec can a compromise with cancer. . We can do somethjethlng aboul this If we will, by d duUes rdaled to tnteUlgence af- I O r Is KMVT say in gi aa n-mature audience we're { We can’t trust tbe communists but The commlllee. chaired by £ Sf^nHith supporting our gootgood m en and sorting, ou l Ihc naUonal securily:as Uie Nattooal - ' Churoh. D-Idaho, has pallenUy aske notl epend on them - to continue their ■ n.llSione.atcl«UocUonllmelfnothlngdse. ^ ncllmayfromtlmetoUmedirect.". ^ Wc can turn theT.V. setoffset 0 poiiqolicy of devouring the weaker nation could very well start to swing . • House,t and each Intdllgence agencji s S S le dlrecUves from Ute p r « l ^ ,i ------:------^------^ O r w atch vrtiat ison:—i: :------worriw ria 3U5t as' cance r and-othcr

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■■ ■ "fa\ merely will treal Ihem In a lURRY HAWKINS N E I ) K A T Z FRANK WALKER T O M n O E R K r.ORDON STANLEY SCOTT BURNETT mer _ KICK MllKRAY ; ■ ■ nownondlscrlmlnalory mtimier. ------:-Miss-McWilnneyr*aWrabe ------... ______...... wasw as.glod.m ^a exposure of her bank had m^de some ' Dietrich S(sets ,5schanges on credit In other flMfinancial Inlltaitions^ but said •‘long-held preludl.ceiare tard ____ _ . to change..., and m atiy criedli-.____ public he{saniig- - w £ orthy women a re still tu rn ed O do^down‘for personal and j H U ' i business loons., - ; DIETRICH - Public In thc general fund (23,000 is hus \ .hcarina.foE.the.Diinual.budgcl_:_foJ q r wages, *5,000 for machine of th c D ie trich H ighw ay fufuel; *7,000 (or repan^r*3,200 f l - district dl will be at 9 p.mron fo(or rctlrcmenl 'and Mcial . Ju n e 2 a t thc highwoy olfice in scsccurily; *2,250 for insurance, I.[ t h T c o w )"" Dietrich. aiand *900 (orplckup h ire. | h — - J W: .—Accordlng.lo Riilph-Towiw:.------— Tbc-CapIlol-ouUay-budgel__ I chairman of Ihc hi^way Includes tr *2,300'(or equipment Iff dldlslricl, persons wishing to and ai reslroom s and *15,104 for i hear or' cnler"a‘''prolcsror:" nroadandbridges:- ...... - •- - com m ent on lhe budgelshould______AdminlsltaUon_j;xpcnscs__ allend the m ecling. IrIncludc *2,245 for (he com ­ ' B H B r ' j r l l ' ' y H i I mmiWmmrn ^ V U D ^sTm lg Thc budget calls for a total missioners n and clerk, *300 (or cxpcndilureCJ of $62,000, *3.296 - lclegal and audit and *750 for-- SMAWNO MAY fofor admlnlstralion; (41,400 In 0offlccandsupplles. IM ItLCIXHr) c r a k ; m w .s k n J K F F R (» N K DAVID ARKIN(;T(>N IflIhe general fund a n d $17,304 In -the^iopiloVouilay^und:------

SUNDAY S H O W n M U iim T F L e g i t s 1 2 B o y ss State del;legates 1M em orial i h • |}|2S-2|SI>4:4S K m ^ion selects K _ > } 5 5 -tiO S | \ M ritcs'set " • and received lhe most pro- it delegate and Is a member ot ^ , TWIN FALLS - The Twin PRepublicans. YMCA camp i in com m unity Catholic doc- d mlslng young actor award d Inlcroct and Iniernallonai RICHFIELD - Memorial :F oI1s American Legion Posl ccounselor and Key Club • trine. He plans a career In li —Cluba.- Hc Is an Bnele-gyout:------a-!>ciTtccs r V''t»~txr ubseTTcd - a t------has I clccled" !^ Uoyr~5tan;—— rifcpr»!s«>iuailVG, HO IS an Eugtn— I iiii’Oii'iin; or Bnvcmiiii’iitr^ ------G a nim bor of Key Club and He plans a carcc r In den lislry , il delegates (or thc 1975 session. SScout and has been awarded '< May. son of Mr. ond Mrs. I the Richfield cemetery at 11 received the Eagle Scmil God j . Doerr. son of Mr. and Mrs. a.m. a on the traditional day. _____;, Thc delcgalP-s.arc.CfitlfcJ.—thp L Orrlor nf Ihi? Arrow ' James J. May. enjoys playing ----- ^irndX6unlrrAwiirlQns-tfr-cureer llt-- Ica d crin 19?J Iind is a m em lw r — j s s IB m :------‘career^ln business-ad-—-— p resid en t. He plans a e a r w r in—^___ business.______—.oLlhe_Prcsi>ytcrian_.CIiurch. W PORTLAIRNOJQSE_^ I i m inistration. forestry or law. Walker Is the son ol Mr, and He plans a teaching, and ' 1 Mrs, Lloyd Walker. He is a J Kal2. son of M r. and Mrs, B u rn ett is th e son of Mr. and c oaching carecr, ;Ben E. Kati, is a member ol.I. M rs. P a u l M, B urnclt. He iss member of the Catholic H aw kins Is lhe..TRESS-KATHAnif« HCraunN ■ - f - Join us onee one( of these two ' I collecllnR and music. Quonim (or thc LDS Churchfl ling and hunting as his in- is Interested in model building Istamp n^ANAVCOCMSASnillM ' ' A i ' _____ LHc_is_ft_nicmi)cr_oi_jho?___ and enjoys debate and drama,I, terests. He is junior .jrtass___ and molorcycllng nnd repair. ______e x c i t i n g Jct o u r s f e o t u r i n g : t _ J {Dcacon's Quorum, was vice; He lias liecn a sludeniI presidenl. pep band vice He serves as group leader'fiir *jpresidcnt of lhe Young? govemmenl rcprcscntalivee presldenl. Hi-Y-VMCA Ihc Methodist Church and he Tour No. 1 president and a mcmlKT nf hns been symphony band Fully Escortod Interact Club. He parlicipalcs 'scc flo n leader, Yi-Y-YMCA M Ooluxo M otor Cocloo c h I IHeUONINWlNTeR ^ Roso Socioty Shovlow j \DUP holdsIs closing MOVIE RATINGS FOR R FVWEIVTS AND Rosorvod soots fo r Porodo Ooluxo dinner VDUNaB P E O P lf______O RJhLAiXDOmON D ------^ ^ ------— * W«rH«l£VlN€»~-. rn* oeitci’ifcl 111 itungi >l jf~sr(rc[Fon---- “f^reROTOoien ol /"S.p* ccwinni?»ie-„.»,-'jOri"»'' h * - Tour No. 2 fc, MtrsMnicrA ■\ SPRINGDALE.- The Sarahh (prmanyycjiry.":-^ ...... iM B inio Olympic Ponnin:linsulo j I IM-3:11-SJI L l lYeam'ini! CAmp • ol thcrCr __; Camllla’~?ronson was also Ship lo Victorioio ~ la-l* |\\ ______n : ^ S i ~ ------^------‘ D au^ters ol CiaFTi'oncers■s honored with a glil ol \'ofumcp — Slgntsooingxndn d -eu c h o rl-G o rd o n s------\) me I held iis closing social meetingig H ol th e P ioneer H erilagc. She CUIMICI WCtlJIM - . ' ...... S h ip to V oncouvluvor - ...... r j and d{nne^paFty-foF4h»«ta«>n— rnn/nri ai.- ct'rrr.I.-iry nMtm:: I ' iP f^“ ' Slghtseoing in1 VVoncouver 7, W .W l h « ji n « ’5 5 0 k U , ' ^ mu»kandrobUn«iilUDg«Utioctt-\— - I Thursday In Ihc Slampi’deIc cam p. — r : . ------DBluvp-Dlnnar-S — ^Ortve■lmr------^------Irc n tT -C a rtrr-p rc sc n tc d —n— — _ L ------E obulo u t sig hIts ts ofJAl. Roinior- •______” \ ‘ \ ‘ , C apt. Cleora M artindalc w aIS. s . report on the national con­ MITIIICUO I In c h arg c of lhe p ray er and thcic vention of the DUP In Salt Coil £ll*«n fofr bbrochuro and resorvotions ■P« T I blessing was by May Hursl.1. U k e C ity in A p r n , ! Chloey Banner and Ireneic __ ; Carter led lhe singing and the ^ T he lesson, !-By Their Works ; pledge to lhe flag w as led iIUHOMIfABkinW They Shall Bc Known” was ^ by Thelm a Gunderson. LucHa / ■ Backml957,w. presented by Ocea Collrin. A w ^ Buckley was honorcd wllh .a — /-loved bub^tuTwcountry-musk ^ lour of lhe Cassia Couniyly ...... gift of Ihe 12 editions of "Our 7 3 4 -3 2 1 2 I’' Historical Soclcty Museumm Ml 0 ^ AW [g3 n nLMSMCtlveTHlSrEAL^^ I Pioneer Herilagc" by Kate 160S Addison Ave. Eai concluded Ihc mecling, or TH{ MO now wctuw ccooe Of 8ci/-mouuT)Ow.______; Carter, Sail Lake Cily Mrs. — -— i-BucJtJey—has—TCTTcff^hc— . organization in many oflk'cs m s ^ i V m j NSK ATTUnKMI! lIQ H . Ifc UST 3DAYSr^ -tMBoWpdwrfbe "111 'i I) OPEN 8:15 \1 tboMiiDieil«tfai|iini > 1 1 W BRANNIGAN-9:1S \m I ® AnEvEvent... I k M mmmoI III f > HUY» UtOO « — A U . ' ' / 9 h aSUBMUMP^ :

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•. WASHINGTON (UPI) - bbylngbyutniQicompanlesand fig fl u red GOP vole erosMo since bll! Rep. Morris K. Udall, D-Arlz.. alalemenl^ a by the ad- that tt time vres large enough to .nec^ryvotesfortheJunelO ,ne< Sa.lurday asked ad- ' nminlstratton (or a turnaround prevent p a successful override veto vej override at^mpW ,|’ 'be ;■ w mlnlstratloD ofdclals to In b House sentiment, especially without w Dcw..efforta of-their .sai lustily, under oath, statements amongRepubllcans. a ovm. o He 1 said reports indkaie the' ' >;■ about adverse effects of Tbe strip mining bill would Udall alUcked the predlc- pricc pr o( coal has gone i^.b y tu ; ■ federalstripmlnlnglcglsiatlon set s federal slandards for lionsusedloflghllngtheblll. tl mu^as50petcentthia.yeac;..- mi ~ a -^vetnt^hyPrM lrtanUTflnl.,. ___ i “If. as 1 suq>ect. those “ It would'seem thal the . I ------in-artetler lo Ford.- Udall- “•iS^w -i iS'ffcrtfeTof T -*-#rhii> til MmiiP i till’i'^llllllllg i ■ ^ - asked tbe President to “ make irccIaimln|.lheilUuili«IIan

Amerirican s stre‘earn from1 Laos----- country. VlRKlTtANF. itlP tI — The•he the huge U.S. Accncy for In- th e rest p rlv atec ititen s, li irrthe fKtrorantt^American^ Uniled States burned officiallal lematlonal DevelopmentM in-otian sourccs said bolh a demonstrations which have documents and evacuated'cd' compound. ncij'.alisl Premier Souvanno - Communist, and dissident;nt Pbwima and Foreign Ministerm- 400 A m ericans have icfl U olos, s, muvcti quickly into the void, ^ J o i u S * SQUllCM m \ - -JI IC Saturday, and two more 3 .bassy for several hoursurs cutting the number of left by the departure ol the ■ M H . st chartcr flights left for ff-jynaiviing . their pay^-OPtLand____Amerlcans.st)ll.injlie_cpiintn!_try most powerful rightist e m -- demetils and now have almosT5T^n-»oK ^======^ 4 students' and C^mAinlstlis t to about 650, about 500of them - )c - A sm a ll num ber of U.S. p - i B • '--troops continued to surroundund officials and th e ir fam ilies andand total infiuence 'over the, officials and their (amilles left by crossing the Mekong Itiver.’er n » f ^ ,------spokesmaiT^atd:------A rab coil importts climbzz______Buscs-_cari7 in£_.departing1,;^ E X C L U SIV E Americans from the housingtag A U T O PO R T A BBLE«' I compound Ho the Vientiane per Uon to support h l^ oil priccs. ACTION-RADIO" RECE: e i v e r s ©N.-V.-nmBSerrtce ports com pared with 10.6 per airport avoided the center'Z of SCANNING "Al The Caracas goveramenL said WASHINGTON - Arobtab cent, ,. • the city and look a roundaboutout ______^ P R O - 1II 1 VHF-Hr~ ~ ^^ uelr In the fourth quarterrSaudlludi— on May 7-;-lhul-productlon countries increased their Inn w o y acrb^toftT i'.' Three m^eTs'-eachih $30 oil! Conliniiously sRareomsronfrn'iJbreinlHeriH r^snipm ehts-rose - ta-wo.ow,0W— would-slide-lo—2J-. million. ______1 ilR -1 7 4 M H ?^V VI H F HIGH ■ barrels day later this year ' ” monH0rant3*visualfy . -flr»t-three;jnomhs .of JWS,1975, borrelspdayfromeco.ooo. :hannels for police/fire. nevrty eomplled governmentncnt Im ^rls from Canada fell11 to — (rom 2 3 m llilo a in 1971.______crvslal-controlled chi niaTinerNslionat-Weather— ^ figures show/-, 768,000 b a rre ls , a day fromrom' Americon officials said -em ergency. taxtB, ms ...... Unpublished datn“ madelode^^.OOO.-cutting'her-ahare-lo•"lo— these- developments -showed'Wl ------' Service reports. Tnobobile telephone-v/hlle you- per thal the United Slates might ■ R ^ . __( by_the Fedeyle ra l 13.2 p e r cent from 14.8 per 8ht T r y drive! Mounts under­er*dash,in any 12VDC rieg...... iced- become- increoslngly-depen-e n - - -• « ' V 'Energy 'Xdrn'InlsifoHoiiHoii” 'cent: Ottawa has announced ground vehicle Or,•, vv^ith optional carry pack • orts deni on Middle Bastern 9 9 . 9 5 i S aturday s h o w ^ th a t A robb oil thal 11 will end all oil exports 3m vehicle and take it wilh rt to producers, especially the (below) remove from 'I accounted for 22.7 per ccntIt ofol by 1962 a s p a rt of an effort to I. O nlylX x5x6?tf: There's’ Saudis, and perhaps Iran.____ ;______you. Crystals extra. C • - |- lmporta. compared with-17.9-17.9 a ssert th e p rim ac y o f dom estic ’ in- • Thol dependency would J can iindTrrTT Radro ShffCK! •' per cent in the fourth quarterirte r . needs and lls increasing In- only.one place youc dependence of the Unitedlited become more acute If Imports ______o U J 7 i ._ _ i ______------rnncfco^lftsiead-ofrcmaminR Saudi Arabia, the leadingiding States. CARRY CASE/ PRO-12 VHFHI-LO3 PRO-13 VHF-H1/0HF " exporter, accounted for 13,4 Venciuela’s shipments also constant. —— (due- B e c a u se o ffe a ro fa n e w U ,S . BATTERY PACK FOR per cenl of first-quarter lmlm- fell as she cut back produc- 30-50 MHz VHF-LOW 148-174 MHz VHF-HIOW • ' interruption of foreign sup­«p- ^ UTOPORTABLE SCANNERS” . 148-174.MH: VHF-HIOHH 450.470 MHt UHF n ~ plies, consumption of energy AU1 Adapts your Reg. 119,95 . 4 and encouraging dom estic oil, / . )ur Reg. 109.95 31, natural gas and coalo o l y j ■ ^ ^ 9 9 autoportal3le for Ford eneiergy talk set 1 " ^ 20-158____ o u t ^ U c a w i M ^ 0 0 9 5 ^ - nuclearpowerplants. WASHINGTON lUPi)) —- consumerproducts. ■- anywhere! Batteries lent \ T a H 5 7 .- President, Pord has ordereilered But administration official:icials To inhibit Im ports, Presidenl e x tr a ^ Ford is expectcd to announceince , ^ K e ch w rile rs to d raft a mnaJor ajo say the higher prices ^ ■------the energy message, apparent!:tsntly would reduce consum ptionnand an( Tuesday an In thi lance special fee on imported crudiTide announcing a » per bamlarrel diminish, the nation’s reliano -m hike in th e oil Im portTarnroivfTHiSa on foreign olJ. hoTdHinp^ attacking Congress (or fallur]llure the Initial tl tariff for thal tha -. President had an energy to act on energy legislation.lon. a p u rp o se F e b .t. policy meeting with his ad catcd—-T-SattinJojmnOTnlng-PoriPord— vlsers-at-the- While -Hous. c h — ------W h lte - H o u ^ ^ W e 'in d ic a tc ____ ONTHEMAU- • Ttre-preiiaent-plans-tis-to— emui'gency-lndochlna-refugefuge* ' - i deliver th e a>eech Tuesdaylay 0on assistance act, designed t the eve of nls departurere fcfor replace depleted funds fo -Europe,*lde»»aid ------• resettlem ent o f -m o re Uia ^ • M INI" AM-FM DIGIIGITAL CLOCK RADIOj • -""Boo8nii^,njcoirimpornsriisrlff— 100.000 -refugeerfronr'SoutS' o i u t hi - . n c i M to 12 per W it3 would.raliraise Vietnam andCambodla. L L e s s th a n 4 .h ig h I .L ig h te d .. '^InC ^H ces a penny and a T b e P re sid e n l also set'apai numerals. 24-hour alarm half L sa llo ii, ,Increase other othi two hours for a briefing b f Re®. OQSS'"" setting, snooze bar. s^eep!P 3 9 .9 5 1M 4 W ' petroieom product pricesis andai Secretary of State Henry i add sllgRUy to productionHi andai Kissinger in preparation f( ------duwBuu»v«^' T n m r“ _ht»EuiuyeaiJtiiiJ.------i J i t J k U L . V . WITHOUT THEHE EXPERT, PERSbNAliZED ASSISTANCE FOR3R RESERVATIONS AND DELUXE BATTERY-ACc TAFF AT sS ? e 1 1PUBLIC TICKETS BY THE ST^ REALlSTICs Dl:ASSETTE RECORDERR C/ . -_ R e g .- 8 9 .9 5 A 'lofdrrecofder" ic C a r p e t for little m oney! tMoqw J w Pushbutton controls. _ J full auto-sto^. auto^ REALISTICAUTOr o weatheradioj ' - -djo^ level recording^ — alher-j— — -'R eg-Z ijsqr; r - HARDm m f i )hdehsernilkerdi9iiai-counter5r~ Hearinstan^^j:S^Weath< ^ burkeV Be^nictnlet Corp^* wkhes to field te*t u iienew « ' - . l m w e t e -- _ ite lone/volum e controls, eiectct Bureau reports in your c ----- 1- otooKtrie hearing inttrnM nnneniintbeM rea.— —■ ------f earphone. AC'cord: Batteries'0S------Plays mrough'AtvlradiorJ io rE a s y ------# i T i « r ■ ' th r ' TWIN'FALIS 73^-r<^1668— "BURtEY 678-21 S r s e p a r a t e •1 1 m new initmntnim entt nt comnlMelv iiwkle (he - . • - e x tr•a. a . hookup. l2 .V p d s ./n ejg.ground, g .j ” ear,,«n4 indlvidaaIdaaUv conttnicted to the oiometrketrie 230 Shothon*lE. E, M 16 O verlandsr- rBttorTWithe — ^ -r ^ l^ iiie n ta of eachch patlMp l'i hearing deikleney. ■ TbM are buill to lhet eiatH ihape o( each Kin't: COSTS n o t h in g\: qbo( y ^ jh g _ re g u ! o rjowe.si ^ z s i m m - ^ ELfeerffONic— to panklMte.wUI be rcqnlred lc . JATXKY=ftC p-evanlated-and xqw rt ihetr-m• nlti n h r - — W E -R c .R IG H T i H E RE. am RADIO/PHONO -^CHrnow agraTEw (nittnmeniLxaclLJUickJoE-AJhrsih r w _ > _jp:,9oti]ng_p_wopie £ In and out of Magiit a d i >dyc a Me n rity Jep o « lt.______^ ^ .. Vallfly-arflq^Ly — ---irffiB fifthliplit perioii,- partid]»nb may mrchaH 7 W R E TMPARTlArU"^INDEPENbENT!-T-r th^'InA nik^tiifihtf ibeV M dctirt, at a nduceo charge the client. Not tied to on^ Oihcnrlw, ibere b no chargei «hal»eeverrwpartlel|M i ^ wrylng you, thi Improves mlIeaQe,.8laftii i . „ ...... ■; ,.. : - .i . carder.— _____ fc .; JSreat for sumi^^aLOUjlpg^9 ^ --combustionlln&tflHseMi ^Ltghtw elflhl. snap-omcover :gfd..v8filcle, •lo take pan In thit field lett mu*««* EXPERIENCEOr-SIISm C t -1958, but^tlh tlii Fortfny-lZVDCneg.gW J • Requires batteries 7------IgtesnchM tjItiltr^6 nd-fore»-ot-our«flngef . n m M d n S w i C ■ the,fight CONTAqs^q™ 1 - tlp». W«.^hove, ,1 St w i n o * M(M:*(lie*;JULY;.Y; iOT4“tu T j* (iw aw iiin ^ ------:7 " V- fe ; co N N E aio N s* I luM otHjKCKiM in (ipiirsEiw K Et L I - . . : , I m-iMMoiHitia, - ■ : i M E J u a W f -an. -• - . - . ■ 1

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DAYTON, Ohio (U PI) - A Smith, Str 28, shot and,killed his ' proceededpn to take her over to sonwniebody. He shot'pe^le on Smith St shot ali four m m ^erir-T^V4oge girlfriend Saiurday G Ga atewood, Ifi, on th c c ity 's her h e In front 'of toe emergency. .. theihealer. He shot a six-year old ofIf suburbansi TrotWood who had' “ front of tbe D ayton yM G A and and then killed another w om an . West W( Sido after on apparent room,” nx said Kavy.. - -'/i^UdUd. So be Just wenl down (be: pulljuUed up lb k. theater to pick UienIhenW dhapeda'BrtM wrcir" T' ' and wounded nine other per- argument. ari He then shot and Paulette 1 Couch, 25,. of lintline. He shol a family in a car uptip their son who was an usher. wherwhere she was sitting wltb her and Just as officers were trying "The , man came but to In- • boyfboyfriend. ; ' . sonsSOI In an aimless rampage of w wo ounded Joseph Pickett, 29, Miamlsburg. Mi a Dayton su ^ b ,. and murder, kidnap and rope and an O d e C urry, 27. was w j killed when Smilh “pulled toiU> shoot him, he shot himself, vest;estlgote.’’ Kavy said. "He SnSfflltb then went to imotbv _throu'gh-the-City-lhaL.cnded Smithi 18 an_cx^onyict_^P ___ u£ He killed him self," ■ ' sholIhot the'man. llien shot thc area and stopped at. a house ififp TSii»nT3wTnu»T?Tt^?nr?i!3 " ^ ? g r " " " ' wfrcnhctook'hlsTjwirlife:------hahad-been-on-porolM lnce IB7I— a n '.‘Some monloc went nuts," after aft Bcn'ing a term for first Kavy Ka sa id . • - ...... GG e eorge. C hrlstopherson... girlIlrl._Sbie ,js. In c ritica l con-v wpmansawhehadaguhiabis wpm .. Daylon, Iri' the" shoulder ‘'dltlilltfon;** ;H c‘8 te i^ 9 r ih e '6 o i ir 7 ~ hhand^e*'rtflinmfirtwr^^ a n t — ' sold sa Dayton policc Sgt.'-Slan . degree dC; mansloughter. “It ' storted'bf’f on the west Da following a near cblllsioh on Chi[Varies Jr. The daughter was> Kav; K o v y ...... " '"' H e ■ shot his girl friend sid e ," said K avy. “ Then he g o l. loll Kavy said Srnitb then fiiU two...... ehMBthmiighlhwitnnr ' ■ ...... Kavy said Russell Lee around an 1:30 a.m. and then UP up on the highwoy and shot Intl n t o l » l « .7S, ------^ _ l ! t e wHtflthcLAho. -Shot

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RUSSELL LEILEE SMITH , ' f[Fwhlontom o^P^-1. ^ Mlim* Sties ] H H IR « ...k ills 2,I w - About 300 Inm ales of 99 p,m. Friday during the ------1BRIGHIfiANDAI SPORT!rSWEAR SPOl the Iowa Slate Penitentiary lockup io and count in Cellhouse took over a cellhouse. held a 1919. Hardin said inmates O urR eg.68c ------2J)ays------j a a ^ 2 2 44 ------guard-ix»laBo-^oly. in c h o ice o f c o lo n . Saturday wllh tear gas. HiHardin said. I ossortod lighi solids. ^on/poly. No serious injuries were A boul 45 Iowa Highwoy - I reported in the disturbance. Patrolmen Pi were hurried to the I put down with thc aid of slalc. prison, pr as were Lee County | M lliJililjl 3.771 I * w im ysiia'citypaiiccofnccrs.— sn Inmates detailed complalnls Madlsonpollce, M I ____ about-vlsitflUon-rules-and-r.^ ■^ThTinmatesTjjtjke u^fur*- - | parole procedures lo newsmen nlturc . in thc cellhouse and 1 in a short confercnce afler lhe m ony wielded broken pieces of I prison w as quieted. woocUas clubs,. Hardin sold,___ I - - Spokesman Jim Hardin aald— p —Someplumblhgwaa ripped out— 1 Cellhouse 19, the scene of thc . and^ windows.were sm a sh e d . I disturbance, sustained con- B W = » Merable damage and was Hardin said olthou^ there I — empty suiuftiuy witiryrisOTiCTs—— wun!w Ott pimjni'ft ill tli«— I I B ■ " * ! - transterred to another cellhouse, ci "It wouldn't bc fair — to-say-oll-werc Involved,”'He mKETAMRAI I t o w e l s " L E A T ! YOURCHOICE— ^ ------iT h e adminislTflUon Is going_____ ^p i d prisoners h a d com plained — Our— m ^ . tb en d ea v o r to keep th c there tl was a Jock of com­ Reg. 1 ^ 2 - ^ program of visits operating as munication n with the parole 00. l ^ S I Ro“gV usual so that Inmates' bboard and Ih&t prisoners ^ 8 8 M . 7 7 1 .5 M . ____ — •TtUUves-may-'vlsil-oveMhe—— sBervtna-U(a tentcncw .wcrc------; =AtK §fa>llabli:H r-cotton-towfila^r-^Vtomefllfci — TaKe~yout.lav6rit^ound-wiiw H F T y o u n Z ^ ------IfcpalQied^laitioQ-^Bdga'rJgy^rti. Shirts ossi. stripes, _____ weekend, as. though -there—— iupsel-becausc the siaKTTiaa— f j T Our Rtg,4.97,33''>j'lX B S "...... 3.77 Ihonginar Carry strap: batteries not incli c iu d e d . hadn’t been an . Incidenl." irecently taken away their ' I antiqued leather. |hor7s*orts osst. solids. ‘ Hardin said. iminimum security status. ” KilleFHis(scloses ' 2 more mmurders ADRIAN. Mich. (UPI) - ialtogether as Gcrmond’s 1 Gary Addison Taylor, an (estranged wife. Helen.' I escaped mental patient, has Tayior, 39, an cscapedI rnfnnnil IB 1 have nol been positivelyI menial' patient, is now a identified, bul he wasi suspect in a l le ast 20 hom icides reasonably sure they were^ in . Michigan. - California. those ot Dct)bic H cncm an. 23.. WashlngtonstBle-andTexas, a o d -U e -F ic tc h c r, 25, both ofr An autopsy w as scheduled al , Toledo, Ohio, thc University of Michigan He said T aylor told policc InI Ho^ltfll in Ann Arbor on thc ■f.v v ir o M i Houston thal he picked the lu-oI ___twi?J»dlcs found at Onsted- ’ young women up at a bar InI believed to bc those of Debbie Toledo in March. 1974 andI Heneman. 23. and. Lee Flel- • brought them lo his home ali ' cher,2S, both of ToIm o , Ohio, PICNICCHES' R C O A L M A R S lc5 ’U.S.FtAG Onsted, Mich! The bodies of the women I^NI^LOWS^ Though he did not rule oulI were dug up. in a subdivision thc possibility of more bodiess six miles northeast of Onsled . Our R«g. 1.68 V V ^ - 4 4 < 5 z at lhe Onsled site, Germond1 ~“ on Thursday. The search was5 2 Days Only | 0 1 | 6 l ^ ^ I 0 - 9 M T B 2 Dayi B i 2 m 9 7 said he lelt It ist based on Information givenn a f •yti T T T 3.97 ig, long - burning Roast 'ei 3tton flag with 2>piece, 6' ^ ^ “queslloaablc" that therec Texas authorities by Taylor'ss Polystyrene foam ches.t hasas 0 Fast - starling, b riq u e ts. 20^b'lb .‘‘ b a g ...... th e m p la'em over the fire, or eat Cottoielal poleand hardware.*.... were tour bodies burled therec estranged wife, Helen. ed - end handles. 33-qt. capi^P_?city. _ _ Olain11-lb.*bag. melal;

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~ lHaya^M FsiHItHlcd- i • — ; olUlcs of Southern meelleetlnfli at which voiers wiu anen cooflM a t o r . i&riMr' WASHINGTON (UPI) - pol iwleltSmilhofWeslVIi^a Geor^or^andRep.M cM emocral8. b ee I Imnted to. qwak l o g t _ UUnderk the management of Hewli 8ANFRANCBC0(UI TTerry e n Sanford, one Of the first Den He hopes to make his Impact- Usuctsues and o((er. proposals ior Jein'^esiwoOd^-Ut'aJi-.-wULc a t ILcooUnue.as cbabrman. o r. of. ArbAriMoa^iiSr.an'juiMHHB < - cspUlD (d.tht c o nlUIOBT tiln ibtp U tstria m oo( f the "New Soulh” H< [) lhe 1076 primaries by solutolutlons to problems. Sanford. ' DemiimocraUc national. com-, ..thes 1SanJord(atliens Com- caodidiDdidate,.'’,;. ••V^SSS ------iconedtatUiniilllJJitbyoM otUiBiilp’ioIIICBi Democrats, Thursday will In llrectly challenging Gov. , —or-or whal his campaign mlltellleewomanandfonherbead mltleIttee and BarturaV orgah. a WalliWallace is ex p < ^e(^9 of flodinserias tbe crewcm ^.•eodlflg tbe vessel. bccome beci the sixth (ormal dire ack Democratic 1 national beconucome (tae^enth am d U B {eorge C. Wallacc o( litcrite ra tu re describes a s “ one o( oftbctbe nattoial commlltee. the black . a i m "to reap otceaalve candidate for the parly’s 197C Gee Into huanlout water in (o rd (Cam paign h a s comnmmilteewomah (rom th e. candkLndldaIe\lf 'Ju D e.i^ * - prejpresidential nomlnallon. AlaLlabama, who trounced hisis (closest associates” -will San( profiU^I^ „,ii ;anford In his N °rih a ttertte^ltoai^M lestoll^ tabllshed headquarterg In -Dtet^strict o( Columbia. wUl bc BlrcRIrcii Bayfa o n g l a ^ f l i j j ^ ' Hit. niBd S u B c r t g r - ^ ,Thru Sfl-ypnii-nld-formcr___ IB ------Jaroilno-preskJenuaHknBSEJtllllojdl ■ nd-ServteennC T T O H ^ Pt- ' TJMITCTTinmr'BCfvenmfrTWw Nor ------c a r . ------C b a rta iT . MDtarr'W fUi flf th f , presldent-of-Dulcc-Univeisity-^-JbrfnmycarsnBo::::.'- -The-Sanford-campalgn-will— held«idlater-to-liy-o«t-SfliKort’6— andrid regions: ------~ ■ ______ihlp-dow-ta-CwnWnbodla-b«aoae-ol-«arUer------Tamecair tu promlnence~in~the ' 'Tl k happier n«w yeir wni DtSiSI» iroposalB to deal with - -- FoiFormer Gov. phlllp Ho(f of Benbmtseno( Texas, (ormer Sen. ' warnlDSi by AmericanMnauthoriUea. I i%c1%0’s by repudiating the bek)C keyed to a series of "C itizen p ro i Vw CUssIlM^^ iroblemsralfedln the original Vern•imont will be campaign , Fredred Harris of Oklahoma,' la s m w im w M s m s w s traitraditional scgrcgallonlst AssVssembllcs'’ -r open. public prob

\- ...... v v . 5 | ‘ r UHR W m o n w r I - ...... ------•--OP-EEN-5m-9LDAlU L Y — - I 2 j qX J ^ U N D A Y - control ITempti o ^ LISBON (UPn - The I government gave lhe workers I UPJ conlrol of Portugal’s biggest I BLUE LAKES s E ______w . ^ g . l . . company Saturday amid I B u c k •ING CENTER - reports thal the mllllory was ■ m t L If studying suggestions to create I S A v m m m ^ r n a "dictatorship o( the I I p ■ H ■ B C U P AND SAV •Inch Portable proletariat.'’ I I I Saire27%wrrHcoup( GridHI Is adjust- Three parties allied lo the I able.le. Perfect for Communists callcd for the I I I :nics, O.M, coalillon government to bc I I ! Foam Cups. replaced by a m ovem enl of the I I I 51 cups per bag. P r^ i c i c e C u t - popularmassesiinkcddlrcctiy , I lo lhe m ililary. I ------AW ut” 2:ooo” lc fr-o rc c n tc r "1 r 1 I " R*g.2/1.3B LImilJ , P ^ - i , Iw 57- Popular Dcmocrals countered I J. 1.77 ^ I h ■ ■ ■ REDEEM AT TE(TEMPOHHMH wilh a prolesl demonstration I 45^0M Milelie Glass- - -against .Communist innucnce I - Belted Radiidlal Whitewalls in the govemmenl. ' I ------. H av e le s sI rcrolling resistance, use . "Down wllh dlc(n(orshlp.” f “ V A ______le s s g a so linIlnel Sm ooth riding. » .nr : b — they chantedr-»‘-Thfr-p«>plo— I - -y-~Save-*5< don'l want minorilies In I B R 7 8 -113 3 WHITEWALLS | power.” I y 8-HP Rotary Tillerler with a — “The parly's leader said the I { super-povt^erful B8B&S engineV C h situation did not look good (or I 9B ^ -2 forward speedsIs Iplus re- Westcm-style democracy, but I S verse. 14” diamet(leter tines. thal “1 am keeping my fingers I . .. . JJ.M6? ___ 5.96 c rossed.'’______;______.. I _ ; plua2J7F.ET. . M It J T ^ ______7“ ______R w .f ftW P l rE B The Socialists callcd a pro- I REO. I SALl FET |V I ^ h H ^ ^ E T Z I — te«traHy later inlhff day------1 . PRICE" T R lC a ~eACM~------^ -The -govemmenl announced— I - t 9 9 — - E ^ m - m - m -— ------b r7 » .u --47,S I- 3».«e 2.07. ft/J thal govemmenl officials and I Reg. $35w c o FB7S-14 S S .t^ mA.2% 2 69 DU j p - ^ H P g l workers will take over the I M m ORTI-K 2 SB I? v h J zt ORTHS t2 ! S P ^ E - 3 1 2 05 U management ofthe CUF group I HR7l-t9 e).is T. A .e * 317 X ___ of companies, which ranlu-as— I- 3.u im i N I >ove'65.9S V Western' diplomats con- II firmed the proposals after I large segments of them were I S ^ R ^ .2 M .9 5 publlshed.ln the independent I

-The Armed Forrces- I w h a r f f | B | | R Movement last Tuesday ap- I proved In principle the Idea of I a mass civilian movement lhat I would help il govern through I J ' 3Vj-Hi-HP 22" Cut Rotary has handle-rle -m o u n le d committees, But, It was I lb ■m g^egg|gpvt«a I k I OU»«tTj| 'Ottle. wash out port, xn.r rcpoj^. the I Dll Dq .H Y (H I W ^ ^ ^ ______2 0 ------SpartrPlugs-ijs-fo r-a ------PannzaiUyiQlQLOll s i ^ Ruetprooflng'Kn ___ ^.thcpolitlcalpnrllcsaltofiethcr.. _ l ______—Smoother^enjjngine. lOW-30.1-qt. can, ------w ------•W l - - tern Fuel b u rn s'^ -I— S M 4 . 1 0 ______J S m '^ 3t4% 4 ' S a m clean, evenly. I

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CHICAGO (UPIl - o w j y / S A ^ 4 1 » / i i Editorial cartoonist Blli ______.. SPIN-ON T --'- I M auldin's nose for news got a 3'A-HP Rolary Gar( broken Friday when hc trie d lo 'Tiller has rugged 1 OIL I photograph som e 20 -ca rs ■ s l a s h e r l i n e s . FILTER I illegally double parked ncar a \%IP building where a party for the______S a v e $ 1 0 • Quality proleclioSK I • son of Chicago Mayor Richard I ^ \ ■ • -57-73 Ford vA'iSTm I .J. D aley w as In progress. • Easy to tnstaHiff4»S I Mauldin. S3, was treated for M 8 9 facial cuts and a broken nose ^ Reg. SI 99 al Chicago's Henroiln Hospital. ■ I The cartoonist, a Pulitzer prize w inner who works for the Chicago Sun-Tlmes, and his a c k ^ wife were visiting the home of: Sun-Tlmes executive vice- 1 8 t C I - lo 690/^ p resid en t J.G . T reie v an l when ^o' w m . policc arriv e d to do'som ethingg I Reg. to 59C ------about-the-plloup-ot-Uloaatly— ------r r ------r - r ------^ ' p arked c a rs on the sa m e blockIk I --Qarden vegeiabie 6 e _____ . jusl off Lake Shore Drive. I large selection! Haveave fun .’ -Reported Chris Mauldin, his £ Grass Seed in I w ife. "P eople w ere getting Intoto. I and save money! M.>. I j large 2-pound bag! ;ihe double-parked cart.s. • I - ' _____ y ( A llpuipubu. — ______L w anting-to-m ove them . ‘Dili—IH— I 'took a picture of a guy gelling . I X ^ S a v e 1 9 % . < into a white station wagon. Hc . ■ 11 — gave Blll-lhe finger-and-was - - smiling. Bill continued takingfig I r i ^ 4 4 — pictures. ^ Rag. 1.79 • "Then the guy walked tow ard Bill a n d said. T H give I SA V E 1 .4 0 you something to lake a pic­ Aulo Console pro­ Splash Qliardt riSBb I ture of.’ He started shoving «s . I vides handy stor- of polished stalnSS I him, then ripped the camerara I \ ■ Light Bulbs — ^ • f ------a9e.space-in c a t ------_____lesssteeLRm*. IS? .1-' : off Bill’s necK and th rew It in I . • Soil white,.glar.lare- '' . CordlMi Grass .4 0 lb. F o o t M o t s — tacta cariaJtnlahCSS. I - - ^his (ace. and kneed him in Uh«m —- I - l o o w a i t : ^ : ^ S s 9h«»™ h a s 3 " n o n -' - Rugged plastic. - (ree,6p/75710( ’’ Is^mplolely or- •g ro in .” I 20-5-S Lawn Fertll- slick blade. Instead ot nppr^jending the ______irw , IW b. .WH- i —-.—Z ___ aanlcl.^ .. _____ ~ — !iT8inrahl~paice“ begarr I ------S a v e 3 1 * ^ S m w — , 8 a i f » 3 3 % ! questioning Mauldin and fitked f e . him w hy J)e w as ta k in g , pic­ tures, Mrs. Mauldin taki. TlieI 3 . 8 7 r 1 3 . 9 7 -rm i^ |M O «l*tP*T^ I — mandaparted ln« taxL ...... -- . 1 r*b -4-’ » 9 9 t O M M J I I l l M i i’ ; T he c a r btloiaged to Chicagoigo I sy iay ' i^TOS' n I i r'— poJlceeapt. E ug^A . Nolantan I u ; who wa* attendlag tbe party.ty . . . - ■ -.i - _ ;# ; ______- S 5 w ! 9 ^ H ^ 'ff^ ' A Kos* Duiti5 P i H f ^ s 7 ^ - ' Ortho Sytt*ritomic ' HuLM ni||U J u i ii i i j | ^ -i^ T E m e i 5 w l t x « r ? 1 " ^ Hid- - ■ 1 % ^'^DlrectoT’s I ------Licorice^' Care _ Chair ^ I lATERMELOl ■ or „ ■' • ■ - ?lick tl»el tram* '. ■ IMS « with white piMtle ' ■ . mm - - ■ m M Plantfoc[foodwith ■ ' ’ ^ rair„T^^|.t ■' 1 G al. Si>ize in Cherry 'H ;^BH 3 Initdl>*ctteld« ■ . . ^^B 'l^B O l Laiti upptoiW to Mki ^1. Now Only ■ _ —Stixs— ^ B.I2J__ ■ . i-OlCO - i r l 9 P% I $M # Jl l b . ^

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T)efcnsen6KiT5rJTcNnmora ‘ higlhighly secret N.S.A. unit was . rQift r i $ r (ConUnwrtfroip-i) "~~t)c oboard Ihe Pueblo when I t ------, All lhc sources agreed lhal under um lhc dircct conlrol of the ob( wascaptured. th e SoviGl Union w as aw are of Chief Ch of Novel Operations. Ihe wa —Inside Ihe Navy. the | the Holystone .proRrain, four-star fou admiral who heads — Ii Holystone patrols aro con­ 'oUhough perhaps, not the the Novy. Hoi sidered a source of price; specifically of when and w here At y various times during Ihe sid< •Pentagon—ofthHols—recftlled-:------rmhc-taats-wgmoajatgii...... " Vietnam wafr~orncnnr~ni— p ct w w W Adding to me odjccuoiu. io -W-'!ha3hi'] I ^ n' fcp(H4«H»— »hii clcarances-for' the operoUon ..'^-- • •.ihc 'm U sIoa'5-raised by the . .delegated .del responiUbillly- for-- clw f — ond thot offlclol knowledge of critics, according lo many missions mi to lhc NaVy admiral and ■U -ouU ldo-lhc-«cvicc-w as-:- — formerhl^levei-govcmmcnl—-In—charge-of—Pacific—- In ll - limited to a tew high-ranking rard weatlier!''Wh'afiar~befter * officials inlervlewed. has been optoperations. Tire end'of“ha the number of accidents and ' (Control over lh c program - civilians. civ: The program still Is under ^ q y to' celebratate tha n with d sofsoft' shoe. » near-mlsscs Involving lhc wnwnsopparentlylightencdofter T the direct control of the naval — submarines'._such_as. Jhe . North No Korea .seized, the U.S. ,.. the Intelligence command nnd Is ' ------S a fe w a y stocksks a b u n d le - snsneakers, “■ following; sp;spy ship P ueblo In 1968. Inti -Two known collisions wilh soisourcessald.ond theschedule known knt a s O PPO 099U Inside sandals, pull-c-ons in differentIt colors, ,'i Ihe Navy. There Is no sign of Soviet submaries. _ _ of.of Holystone missions now lhc -that officc in- the- published — -:.Thc groundihR" - nnd" ■'have ha lo' Ui-approved every - the ------styles-and sizeteSi Al I - Safew ay -evev eryday Pentagon telephone directory, eventual escape — of a m(m onth by the 40 Com m lllee. Pe llolyslonc submarine wllhin thithe high-level Intelligence ,nojnor is Its chief operational low-level pricedsd. All Safeway guatjarante^d J Ihclhrcc-mllelimllofflhceasl rereview panel heoded by ■ offofficer. Capl.'Jack B. Richard, - ' time you shop at ScS afew ay, i ! . coast ot the Sovlel Union. S Sc e c rc tao ’ol S tate Kissinger. listed. llsi quality. Next ti —The accidental sinking of a • The senslllvlty ot the program Is dramatized by tho look for tlie (canvas footwearr (display, ? ' North Vielnamese mine- Navy 1 sources familiar wilh pn sweeper by a submarine th th e p r o g ra m s a id t h a l fact fai th a l the Navy h as set up a . OPEN TOOMORROW Examine a paiiair, you'll like theirir :summer 1- , ...... on potrol In (he Gulf ot Tonkin HHolystone i Involved a separate sc channel for • i d u rln g lh c Vietnam Wor. -minimum -m of cost bccausc the recruiling re ihe .seamen for lhc ' Monday,, IMemorial Day feel,-Jheir yjnjnrimer look. The S afew ay Hoiyslonc missions, according ,-Thespllc a geor gc nnd a speciol unit from A /I tten d s scorch by lhc Sovlel vessels. lhc Ih National Sccurlly Agcncy m eet J me submnrine. which suffered lo lo turn Ihe atlack submarine domoge to ils conning lower. into in a reconnaissance vcs-scl. TWIN FALLS - James , : fscnped- RcRosenbaum, administrator of ;h ild ^lu el e . ._The._Nnllonal„_Sccurlly „ M;Magic Vajlcy _Nlcmorial r li ------Furthermore.-many_formcr------officials say thnt Ihe Hotyslone Agency, Aj wllh headqun'rtcrs a t Hospital, Hc has returned from progrom raises qucsllons Fori Fi Mcnde. Md.. near Chicago Ch atler atlending a about Ihe government’s over- Washington, W serves ns ' the national nn m eellng ot Blue Cro.ss aUlnlelllRcncereconnal.wnnce major m source for inlcillgcnce organizations. or, . Roscnbaunr was oneof three- — programs-and-theirconiroh-^l~a'ffg~TingrTn;pm m=cpm ^.^=^i askeJtbaall which Ihus far do not seem lo munlcniions. m II aiso is in Idaho Id deiegales attending Ihe .' ______be a major foclor In lhc charge ch of developing un- annual an meeting. Ho «as p j ^ — cahgrussionaf-solcct—com--—- trcakablexodes-fortleclronle-tr —--recenlly-clecled-swretary- re­ ------m lllees’ Invesllgallon of In- transmission tn and breaking tho treasurer In ot the Idaho Blue _ __ lelligcnceoperatlons. _ cocodes of olher. nations. A Crossboardotdlreclors. Cr i Shoes Il could not be learned hbw often penetration Inside the Sizes5,6,7,8,9,10 ------<<0 1 ^ three-mile limll was made, not . could II be learned whether NTRODUCTORY ____ - ...... / t V U T O ^ - y^i/»h p o n r lf n lln n - I - . : INT spccial clearance. All Ihe OFFER ------—

f e i - ri -.... : TWItlEirBOr'MIltS- Ml ^ ^ p o i r 3 # j Holystone missions had 1 3 8 repeatedly violated the EUeicic. Ston*. i : territorial waters of the Sovlel X ...-I' whMlOfoinMili Union and other nations. / It now ovolloblo ------One source-taid-lhaMhe— 7- Blu»-Ba(k«>twli:ii:.II ■ suDmarines wert alilc'icrpjug ^ — icfcciBfv— — ^B oys^o1 1 ^ ^ —Size»-l-Thru-6-----pal into Sovlel land com- ^ munlcalion cables strewn - m M across' the ocean bottom and ONLY... If ever a pipurchase of %gkg%C Blue Bosketball thus were able to Intercept loes-foils-to I U w 9 .S|ze.t6Thrun. pal ____ high-level, military- messages - Sofewoy Shoe M ien's Shi and olhci^ communications GUARAHTtED $ pleose for any oi reason ^ ____ consldcrcd.loQjmi»flniiUQj}i!___— S«mKh*ck-or— ------whatsoever, lust |i. tell us- g Blua Tennii------sent by rodlo or olher less Mon«yOrd»r - We will refund ref your ^ nTIinilj secure means. jmpHy cour- I^MissesSli [------AToutHncd'^ylhe sources, ~ Hand C r ^ iH o r M onuoroj!rdperoflo^rTfi^$fi*1rar I ' m oney " prom'i ■' ' Holystone was authorized In ■ » leously. lh c e a rly ISBO’s. and Us A N N E T T EiNTERPRISES N W o m ert't Blue reconnaissance operations 101 Yaklm pSt., Bex 200, Filar 83328 ■ ■ 0 Size>67hru9 pal _:_wcra_placcd.by_Secrclary. o t.., S iBoatShoi / . , MMade a in U.S.A. T h i s T i mle e A round .. • Low.ow -Level Priced ' &( Backed Be By Our ■ _ I I Wonmen's Whjiite afe w o y G u o ra n te e ; BUYLL A W N IBOY! AmImpriru’s l\o. 1 M omivor Why would youI bubuy anything else? You wouwouldn't after using mis Sho>es . LAWt^WN BOY for ]u st o n e mowing/In g ll • I feni Sizes 6,7,8,9

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TRADD E T O D A YH! ! W omen't Fortcy______— - -■ H ofier-30 days, you-ou-ed____ t l * I Denim Footwear ' ^ Ik }dium. Large, - B — . J y o u r lo s to n e ? si ~ 1 i g b t k i s s^ ------— p a ir 58 2 >1^ On* Day Service . . . — . ^ '. O u r g e a r Is to service -y o u r L a w n th e — •; 'Boy th e towe day you bring It — lAf --- - I : ------PRICES & ITE^TEM5 EFFECTIVE* ;j;_ IN THESE IDAIDAHO TOWNS:.

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______n e u K . ' i g g t - a l l e y s — p e o p ir - ...... ARMY Reserve vo/ijvofunleecs-v^O modt-..V^l— Ihe new Horrlson School Scl ployijraund- a ______L i l i v i n g r h s t a l l .re o U ty , In sta ll o cross_-•OSS, b o r In p re p a ro fte ri t V for Ihe addlllon ofi swswlngs-or-rope$i^t%y ^ concept in playgroi[round ' maybe pushing your y best covers': 'The^i(B*Tleservca' MH'' ’ tocWoadeoad«. aW IdehoT»owM.“ - equipment' (or elemcnlicntary friend off o(. ling manpower and whichI donateddo used.-power ,7 schools is now being ulillicliliedat There ore crossiss bars on equipment ununtil the recent poles.. WU WUIs- C onstruction Co. • ;.-i Harrison school, much,t. to th e which s w in p , ropes«s and rings ------conclusion ofof the -tt'ork. - The ...... and.Tayloraylor-RCTtal.Equipment,. .Jj - ...... -delight of the children. - ...... will bc attached andnd oversized...... commiltee-plaplannttl seme-600- - -— and-Reni-Rent*All-al60-d0nal«l^—J - 4 | ...... T h e com m unlly ef(ort■t wl which sandboxes- - . . f a L j f logsIgs. bul...wcflther...... m ent. began by a group of scschool Parents met to to discuss prevented' corcommittee mem- “Wee Mlered« thS' prbject parenls more lhan a yearcar ago additional plajiayground bers (rom cutl:uttlng them. They wilhhigh high hopes and nol much ' Is now complete except,ept. for __eqt^pment needs andan' decided were purchaseased and cut into . commonnon iseiue," Mrs. Ndaon il ------grass,-someswlngs,'n)pespes and - ' to go imo somethingD gdiffenm l------correcilengthsIhsArilb-tbebelpof------sniri,_____ • added the committee ______■ other metal alU^hjnitimcnts Rgbcrt ^ n nclle^^ d lslric l______thePulllnPost»t Mill at Hansen. She adi wfifch w lllbe added in lhhefall. e f ^yslcai educationori d irec to r. These wereere treated “anJ' ------feelsT'the K e' unique'pl6Jfgi«QHB'-'"' i Jie physical needs o( the » Children are alreiready . was contacted andnd approved inslalled by>y the . Reserves, (ills the p swarming over the playay iarea plans drawn- pup by Max parents andid much jlonaled dilldrenren andi also chaUenges ■ v SI creativity in play. - ^ during recess, after schoollool and Mueller and Jonnn Hutchison.I • equipment. Sa'^^^^ imd concrele culverts.s. 1Ideal Thc Harrison PTOTOagre^to thesummer. School a _ , . • for children to crawl lhroihrough. (Inance the -project»ct a n d w ith ------O thers— heihelping make th e ...... - -earmarite»arited-abouVll4,000 for li-other -nie-neip-or=n={hc-^82lst - ■— projtK f-no a nd- - - g ' "‘.1 LOGS, c u t lo vorli/orlous lengths, are Inex- fildc in or chase eacn o •gc logs. E nj^neering BatUIalion ll of Co. Regoi Homestes which donated ' costsi^at at the MW elementary . tnd equipment, bul lots ol through. There are large 1 *tr • p e n s iv e playground tru ck s ahdd earth moving sdiool.^ - fyn-fof-youngtlersn .i.ta elimb on. »i( 0". or fom w - t h o t c h t/d re n pfny------— They ore port of I (he h e n e w playground con- lo t work cept compfeled w(twith volunteer com m un- -- — ^ ^------— — ~

^ e e marjrital counnsellng ------!■ ■ ■■■ ' • li il I ----- — - 1 . . . . ------? 1 f e r W e e s; Jplanned’in i TF ______K, " ByLOMVHEO.SMrnf l T H ...... - - -pancflsts conferr'lerrThcy can call the couple back • j pHnffitrctiggtKlI^U ona as lo (urther action to help n n N FALL2 — P la m are u niderwayinTwin d e r ihc marriage.!. If lhe results d( lhe discussion counailing clinic . indlcalc the neeneed (or medical allcnlion, thc P w to launch a (ree marital cour ■ .....p ...... w i n proponents say will cut thc1C ddi iv o rce ra te in doctor w ill makcention.exp1a!hediiied how the’plan "so that nonc of thc panel members could be ' ~ oint«s..^ a:, meeting in theie Bishop1 Rhea accused-of seeiseemln^y trying lo "drum up A tftortim Tlnrsday nl^(. Hee saidsa Oklahoma .. business” In'theitheir own fleld. The attorney who .O m O U a;^ cut IU dlvorcc ratelati in half wJlb^ . .serves as modend e ra to r will n e v er take lh e divorce. , ttaSnpIementatloa ol this planI whichwhl Iw termed case, U, as .aomiBometlmes does happen, thc final *‘J B l m pli» iom # piKipU M y It WOI separation Is the best answer. ____tbn clergymen.was.lnrttumenlDentalJn »tting_*l:Jhew»?pIeldeaIdea o fjh e Is to s e r v e j> ^ I e , ^ ■uctfa clinic sUrted In Hood RivRiver, Ore., and- not an Institutionitlbn. Rev. A llen sa y s. alA elped-w ith the esUblUhillshment of the He said InI MsMa observing o( tbe program In — TiiJMIffiiuoaiue-bcre-r^u grsyiw>i^hTniii===0«BtemgqtyB i^ -MMUnteer: panels, consisting« oof one-person:.. partldpaUonI inIn Hood Rlv?r, Jt o(ten worto out * «^from -:(be~clergyr-iM dlc«ileal,-leaal-and— tbat-lhB4iaa¥UifL m em bera “ c r o n dl8clpUnes'2..in biB fen Adds, meet with aiiyliy couplec having their counseling,ling. ■ problems who wlib to taketa k e'ad v a n tag e of . A m inister,'. (or(oi ex am p le , m a y sh a re w h a l h a s thnnfessloD al services w}Uch(siliwlUibatcoet. ^ been helpful to himt and hU wlfb In their checks f & . [Alien sd id In m e town^rwn with such a ' book proWema,ms, while sometimes the medical .;pr^uUbejnKtlnguzBJttldJl ye speaks to the need of spiritual I n S local boapltil.:Panel men — ec&tr»ieated-arbuoil'a-elrMircuto^U M ef^r^nttvr^ttnM Tiaid-we-baM c" ingrrttear^^fisK «vM e((ort Is made to create an iatmosphere of - { g,tu ^ a maHtal 'clinic .'^It ' lte e o A r^ and rdaxaUoo to counteinteractthajdeaof . w ilU ntft^oIio l a t ^ D o m b w o f p e ra o n t ia (be . . - :i^Jii;i^^V beaitv'ft]e0d.e^eueiS-IZ~..s~ p t^ ^ rfM dm 'glvff1Krtr41roe;^dlier^ •. attioneortbe.maniagepwpartaert- ta tfven ‘ aebeoity- li. oi o rJwvproW Ji g emand.; - which‘&e^cli gdatM thwiiig ^ ^ g a j p W - l< Tlm08-Ncw«. Twin Falls, Wahoho Sunday. May25.1975 JJu n e d a te ^ H -clu b ~ i^^-holci^ nie e t L planned ' TWIN FALLS i^TTieHappy | H H d ..Co-liiclty :.4-H-Cl#janel .. BUHL - Diane Partin, • - T 'n ltu i n d a y a t . 0>e. b w v .i p t 5 t e y ~ | AngelaGroeger. ,.,n„a _ do u g h tc ro t Mr. and M rs. AIvls' A” z f t Tbe Oag salute. _Partlii.P l Buhl^ ha» announced'' ^ h(her engagemenl nhd'pending— jTAJlene Smith, a« t ^ marriage to Clarcnce Covey. . ' Hi Hatthew8leilthe4-)lpfedge. ------^By=AbigalL __ I ___£ouztetlea.aLilKJ«HM nd-::^ _Mra..Emesl.Covey,.Buhl,.aDi__ Is currently farming in the “ ' A'ddnmulratlon on')mwfm ve the most ottentlvc husbond DEAR ABBY; I must hnve t B u hl wr o n- Hl»'? ___ ■egg-boaU w»» dven.^ffi-fc^tss______g rad u a tes this spring from the Groeger> I, and h ^ b M ii w iih m e'scvcn _____ gl Ho retired loat year nt 64, or Buhl hfgh schooFThe couplc w ------T h tL p ax t-m ac tln g -w llL h e ■ ay ever sincc. days Q week. 24 hours a day c plans a June 7 wedding In the Thursday al the ot Ho drives mc to tho groceryery store. Hc drives mc to the ______Buhl Church of Chrisl.______Klmberiy Grooms. ■ ...... -'-beauty parlor-owl-waits to0 .drivc.mcdi home,___ _.. ^ He drives me to the docidoctor's and dentist's when nccessary. He drives mo to myTiy Ibridge club a n d com es bnck ______to dm c mc home. DIAN£ PARTIN • -r*C o n f e r e S but hl9 excusc is, "Something ------^ SHOSHONE ~ T t e » w m 'b e ------: Yes, rknow how to drive, bul ... p/ons riles „ may happen to the cor." Alfrusa n6 Sunday school or priesthood . He is driving mc nuts! ------^------Jfmeeting at Ihe Shosh6Hi^'tDS DRIVItIVEN IN DAYTONA BEACH Church loday due to Rietitl^d Award given . Ista k e confercnce belng^eJrfln lan needa a hobby. Has he ever receives ; DEAR DRIVEN: Your man i HENDERSON. Tenn. - CCarey'.’ ...... tried driving a golf ball? Michael B. Stapleton, son ot Elder Joseph AndertOfC'in Mr.'and Mrs. Otto Staplelon, aassistant to the council' ot awards !Twin Foils, was awarded the iTw elve. Salt Lake Clty.<^H- cfudSl ah award~ot ’mc>li tor ^nd-tove;^ - thing exccpt going to schoolwl andi church. gaining 10 new members; ______I fwt chnt if they have atrcadrvady given th e ir wo rd c ith er to______third place for p r o je c ts participate in some group nctiwiitiwtyorto bnbysiETlhcy^oTlld publicl[^lHITJ~place for Uhp be oilowed to do so. My huslhusbond feels thnt if they ore Mamie L. Bass competition grounded, they should foreg(irego ALL commitments ond and flrsl place for overall ly that they connol participate . on This -nctivitlcs. ond phone to soy tl is Special ^ ^ publicity on general m eellngs. becausc they arc being punishnished.- A complcle resume ot ihe How do you feel o b o u t thls^this, and why? conference was presented DISAGREEING PARENTS MEMORIiWAL DAY!! along wilh goals for the en- S .._sulng_year_Jan-Reynolds - — BJ. 1 "jsn — ^ should not be allowed to go{0 t< to p a rtlfs juHt becausc they r - « c re p tf d -th rin v lta tio m ------' ATl»flrloUl^Tpram,ccj.lng^~ However, 1 would not Inblstiblst that a babysitting job be HAROLD o n d WoikVondo Cox. Garden Is se l for Ju n e 5 al Ihe hom e ot meeting. I'd flip a coin because IIINorma Henlnger. president; DAHifs Y U EE N T i: cancelled. For the scout meetl Grove, Cal/f., will disfdisplay tholr. scenic all b usiness m eeting Ju n e 10 at ol Fit a Foshlon while it builds character. It's alsoi fun. -poJnHngs -June_.26..i.Jhrough_ I July 7 In ______V _ X "H om t o l F • the Colonial House and annuol - - . ------lo r largrgertlzet'I er ______... D i s p l a y Barton's Conventionlon Cenfer, Jockpof, ■: nFARABBY:TcHrPcccnt:ent in D.C," I know cxnclly how ’ report meeting and In-___ ~ ~ '------NevTRoncher-orf/sftoi-toRoy-Hoflowvllreiisj;------UOJAolnJW ft^Otih _____ she feels. 1. too. am 23. andd havehi b«n on my own smcu I stalladonol officer JuneTCll -- o n d v/lfJ o ijo s h o w T was 18. planned w ill bo f h o /r hOsf, orrc his the home ot Margaret Walls. I was o' secretary up untilmtil aboul a yenr ago. 1 then p o ln H n g s. _____ • jiiflmverrd 1,.could, more money being o cockloil H w oilress. r 1 hadn’t given much thoughtJghl to people's altitudes l6wnrd soon discovered ^ u l most men '» mfltliiil wnitfesscs. but I 8001 — righu.'Abby.--a personJrndH.di!_digniiy to th^job. mil vicc ]H V g i r l s MUbtf I wos li cocklon'wm Cress: r ~ e i i m f seemed to assume that becaus __ vcrao. o3-my_customcra haveJililfDunil' b u i .' . . 7 ...... ^ — r was uutumaticoUyoirthe:m8 ------HArPriN'-HOUSTON ------U O ISE— - —T h re e — M a g rt— ------f-- My mother would like-toi-io^lhink lhal my job, in just _ ___ Valley girls have graduated ■ temporary, something to tide mc over until 1 lind a nicc, DEAR HAPPY: I'll drinkt loti thnt. lAnd moke mine n from iTie Boise biaic= - W E l I •’decent" iob tn an office. . Shirley Temple.) __ Universily drnlol assistant's U 's true thal some cocktaikiall waitresses aren't exactly of program . •> the ^ st moral fiber, butll Ulhat can be the case in ony Receiving diplomas and • Everyone has a problem. WWlhat's your8? For a personal FRESH CU? r occupation. I know quite' a fewf cocktail waitresses, ond I denial ossislanl's caps al a reply, write to ABBY: Box No.No 69700, L.A.. Calif. 90069. . ' o p iE N J j •-can tell you that mostt ofol tnem are decent working ..Iradillonal copping ccremony ve hifsbonds and children-whoI Enclose stamped, self-addressessed envelope, please. lEMORIALOAY-.. . prls'-som c of ‘whom"h'aVe 1 were Janet Parrolt. Twin ke lhc best living they can, Hate to write letters? SendI SI to Abigail Van Buren. 132 f arc simply trying to make l Falls. Rosalie Behr. Rlch- MEMORIAI dif. 90212, for Abby’s booklet ^tOAY “ffl ’ : Inspiteoftheseattitudcs.les. I don 't plan to give u p m y job. UBky Dr.. Beverly Kilk.-CaUf. FLOWERS OH II Occasions.'’ Please enclose a lield. and Janice Shepherd, I make good money, have> ptepleasant working conditions and "How to Write Letters for AUa C F iler. none of the pressures of tho:hc “business‘ world." And you're long, Bflt-addressed. stamped<1 (20<|( envelope. 8 A.M. TO'10 P.M. SALE sfl NOW!!

C o u p l e l A / K e f f i ^“■you're worktkttrg~ln-the- yard or ggoing on a picnic, pi here w e d s i n are just aa few "Holidayay Specials" „ ___ B o i s e ______To help m ake your^ holiday a^ y , ------HANSEN— Ur^am LM rs^ o n e . . . ______Keith Rhodes. Rl. 2. Hansen, WSR - -pleasant o announce the m orrbge of their son. K. S tuari Rhodes to d L f Sharon-Welkef-Wft>--ar^ ------= m « = = Boise. T he couplc w as honored withith PONDEROSA INN ^ ^^^=~=Bin?peirhonse*Mayi~af their" \ f ULSnr i home. The bride Is Ihehe 'I ■ “^urleyndalio ...... - d a u ^ le r - o f - Mrs. r - - a n d Mrs. OR FRANKT t f t S ^ e e r nz Herman Walker, Spokane.ne. A CAK ' Wash. The bridegroom is 0 o — — facilities p lanner fo r MounFalnsin ’ -- « BelL Telephone Co.. end theIhe V 2 Ib. 'bride Is employed at Retailsit r Credll Co. as a fieldId ^9^ll i; representative. They a rc m aking th e ir homn e * at 3315 Easl Fronklln Rd..d.. ^ ^ Lorg«__ ; 'Meridian. m a x W ell^ VV USU lists 1 f f i t nih w c H ip r —^quarter ” S P R I N G *CLOTHES r n A ^ 2 * y/ \ ^ ilionor roll J % O F F d L ___ ^ a n d F ■ ' LOGAN, Utaji - Severale ral iMONDAyONLY“ “ • 'oreo students were on the I PRICES EFFm r w m “honor roll for the winternte r m m !quorler ot Utah SCotcro te ^ U niversity, Logan. J • H U IIMPRESIOP ------j- F r o m B u h l was'GlcndffRntliRnth— ------^ — —^ S P E G I A I F = ^ “ — :— i;Hlllcr.‘'cducatlomtnd-Brend«enda— ■Meyer, engineering; Hansen, l O l E W rtO lT Pw i c E s e jC ari Edwin Crockett, science: RACKS-TTTTi fJerome. Lols K. JenkinsKins, * hiunaaltlos, a rts and socia!ocial - Kjmberiy. rSIIMMIER I ihM . ______■ _ ^ m m I NEW fHUlegas, humaiiliiesi artsla am w T isoclol sciences and AileiU len ‘Hamilton Smith, science;ne e ; . S T A R T S T1 H U R SD iA I •jaB» R E H 0ttlRS l Murtaugh. Kelly Wayne WolU'ott*. ■ ''ag ric u ltu re; P a u l, David AJtoiMton ' ■ _ tHansen. business; Rlchanih a rd - ______^ I MON.lilHRUm.1iAMjlllili 10 PM ' • r Eugene Sheen. ^M aUonani1 an

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i i , u ; : . x ,.RRaft Rtver HIA Scb()oLhave ..numuqlridMOlorgaidztiioiuBnd v:i6oi aiannounced Gidida will . programs.pr WaiWard.A)roo. ^ w b IM b y ■be1M valedlctorlafi' aiflV ^y ‘ TwoTlifl'River ■ :dclcgates ' ' BEUxilMth- A U ^:: daugHv.'-::^ 'fipW Hl.'fttvtral- Senfloe'nt'' Pw llli:'soa Biitte' EElisdn salutaldrlao for the I97S haveha b ^ chos« ’for Boys' 'of 'oi lMr. and tfii. Reid A llrS T /d Burl«r Freewltt Baptlit1' Drive;..';■ • r.v-./ _ . _dClass.! " , .i-'.-!-'. .State, S t They_ar?Jorn_Ward._ _jriU ---- -_ i------jrilLrepresenLlhe. jchool n€®*ob-June4^^Evetyone------H A N ^ N " "M Is s J o S B H ffie a iu g fite ro f son «o onrtr..and Mrs.'Charies GirlGirlsSUte. ■ . ' ' T ^ S a n ^ aOQ.bf 14r;'aDd l ll r s .' M r. a n d M n .’ Glenn Jones' attd • VallCT . tfemorial. H w jtolI p>omM~8aaaet»":HMiie'n. ,, M iy Ellion:sj)tiryitf flw Mr.______s a s a i s f l l~ — fM U -9 -4 a ii—tu -2 rlf;iD.—■- A ll“ ' i membersariewdcome. . -0E25£lSi^2S^L- Workshop- ^ . -TWIN FALLS -■ ^T rip le-• • W addngtooStat^m^ty, . 1 ^ . TnW 'FA LLS*^ board'.1' Tuesday-at- the home ot(T^ c(^p*utul^iii^hV i.n8 mwUpgofUieUriitedPatrloUc; Margaret WatH, Laiy JI examinalioiit for tte sute of. iuper Streaking M O S C O W -A w o r k ^ for TI • Sup< O^fiM tKw ot women wa»I Court Space aTAim clie:—:— Nevada,-beH»lU-to-eraph^— ^ , typewriting >8chOT, will t>e I iinilffostlng------y r .l^-tW edBM day l'it' (be' kahs are welcome. ' hyaN ev^velerina^. ', . -hdd aUh€hUnjvers»HMdaho-^ R»i(i!toa Coffee Shop. June 30 throuj July 18. ' “^ r •~Air.Waving andimi^'^yirhg Crr“ — PmtikDt-AnrJoQes^rtshied:—^------TWIN-PALLS------Tho..nA V/ S h o s h o n e - j ^ h n b: Johnson, the son ofW r.' «id 1 . ■ • STYUSTLISTS. - ' ■ ‘ • .ortJiSi-v' . Auxiliary will sponsor a dance: ■ riKajTrnsppfM??.!— tvuc-r:«f-ruJ-,t------JiwnirjBroh.------■ — / Mrs. Howard Johnson, $10,860 g rant fro m 'th e S tate . I lIW lN: FALLS ^ The Orderr a t 8:30 p.m . M ay 30 a llh e P A V ..... Board . for vocational I 'N.IUb)'vmnVllln .. I o(i)Hw»-Eastem S tar, O iapterr HaU. There'wil] be live musicc .....Shoshone, has been awarded a I educallon. Attending from I wUl m e el -niesday. $175 scholarship to the byArchlcTumcr. Magic Valley'will tie Dianne. I •M ajr»r at'8 p;mr at theJ .. ------...... University of-Idaho.-Jphnson.— ParraTir CMllcforabout standing rules ofif Auxiliary will have a meeting g --. was awarded Ibe John B. Counly High School .and HimoElalandFather’sDay. - a t 10:30 a .m . Tuesday fo r a MartlnScholarshlp. Margaret Chaney, -CoUege-of...... 1 1 I TT ' 733-132!^||»^ . social and sewing bee at the e Southern Idoho. IVin FnUs. F A U 5 - T he YWCA DAV-HaU:-Members are askedd —TWIN PALLS ~ Melva Center book studyy lo bring a covered dish andd . Nussbaum received the 19TC t o ^ meets Wednesday June* Ihelrownlahleservlce. Bickel School Parent Teacher n al7 :3 0 a l the YWCA-YMCA Organization Scholarship, (d dis'cuss "Women -andII JEROME - DonaM Royy - ‘ Each year. Bickel PTA gives y by Phyllis Cheslcy. Glffo^, Jerome, has rccclvcdd a tlSO scholarship to an out*, a Doctor of Denial Surgeryy - standing: senior', who attended ; : ^| S e a r s | ?1.: TWW-FAU^ - Silver and degree from Creightonn . Bickel School. Miss Nussbaum GoiduCliibi w lll-convcnc...“ UnlverjIly.-OmahOi------plans-to-.allend.i.Tcxns-- Monday at 2 p.m. at the Sun-1- Christian University at Fort E t t i u s W ^ jim lffL C M irtgJlecreallon Hall!! ------PM NJALL.S- Hal M ai^r- W orth, T exas and pursue a ■ ' for * no-host meeting. Each n carccr in social worlT —J . G ett.p c f f a t ■ftlmQt» on ft'eraonqlanqlliod ___ ' " shall, Twin Falls, has been " m em W ls asked to bring a “___ listed on^lKS Academ ic Honors•s ------, ^ r q p < iperiM.'slIpcovort and upholiliolttory Irom— — V -T O ckr 0~— TWINTALLS:vTwa:Twln '' List- of' California -Slate ir* Custom Shop. . . no obUobHootlon. ." % -r Polytechnic Unlvcnjlty forihtit— Falls-students-were honored • TWIN FALLS - The Snake w in ter q u a rte r of th e 1974-75rs .last week at a spcclal awards y; RJverLlonsClubwi)J^>onsora° school year.______a ssem bly at the ColJege ot ^-donkey •bafleba{i-«Bme-at-7{a(^,------IdahOrCaldw«ll,-ConnioSmilb— : p.m. Wednesday at HarmonfJ GOODING - Judy Annn received the Laura Moore . P a rk . P a rt ol the proceeds will ^ ~ ~ S e 2 n r 1 ' . Gorrell, Gooding, placcd flrslsl Cunningham Foundation sultants -V \bie contributed to the eyesight” ia tbe junior division of thele scholarship and Gordon Graff ^ foundation. annual hair styling contest fbrir rccclved aw ards In music, Special saleB s e t cosmetology students at the-le- MT''", ’ ' 5 ’ I;. TWIN FALLS - The Senior Bl TWIN FALIS - Robert R. Br Idahb.SUte University School ...... CARL G pSSETSfrff treoK/rer of the Bfue ___ [ISocijl.-Group . of-the -F irst-st— of—Vocationai'TechnicalII S lw n . th e son of M ri ond-Mrs. Charles Sloan, was graduatedI - loch H/ghionderJers Ibogpfpe bond, ploys in' ■ tr'-iilSAlRlnadayYoraTei^f^i f - - - - - M ayn6 from~MnttnDTinitiJ. ------.ourhennc—n Oregon. Sloan holds a1 Shoup qnd Horr^o^rison. to rolso money for : »w m FALLS-The Mentoror accepted at the University ofof bachelor of sclcnce degree InI equipment. Doneonollons of flems for Ihe sale _dB^yf|ll imeel_at 2 p.m^" ^ . -Wash*ngto_n M edical School.)l, psycholo^ which hc earnedI are requested.J. F For pickup, coll 'Gossetl at from Boise State University. 734-4929. P egg]iggy Dovls al 324-5728. or ------He4B-a-1969-graduate .of-Twln—*— ------R o b o r rlf lJ c fir fio FollsHlghSchoor,*' d u c te d fao'lfTHoTj'oTT/fbm lO o.m. lo lOp.m, —

i y TWIN FALLS - -Ross S. Pralhcr, CLU. wllh Mutual ' : DIANE B p W E ^ ,_ ::CARLJ»0RION____— .TftRRITOmftp'^ - - Life of New York. Twin Falls.' Raft R iverr stuident B^^^dayl^oldcn Aiinivcrsar^ _____ Development Juhdconfcrence — 1 -held'Welght tridBT ‘ “ /- cetsJiam e^ — L e t ^ 5 Joei® iiBS«£i!!Ee > NORTH «M South sncmld have made,ijj' the MawnPa.'™ ° * 7 5 4 3 ...... -contracl.-He couW be-eertain MALTA - Student bodyjy treasurer. Lee Carter; ¥ K » 4 . er reporter, and Greg Martin, that East didn't hold tbe ace of MOSCOW - Lisa G raybcal,I, officers elecled for Raft River ♦ J 9 J Your nm e.lo Lift sp^es. He had dealt and passed High School In Ma lta next y ear sentinel. Kenneth Hutchison isi You; Brit Y i ! ! ;'* 7 ^ ------r------Annpltc P i ir y ,.. ------8Bd1howI^Hp-wlth-a-Iohfr«lub H-— 'pnsadent; ofTKBTlodeo- a u b - • : ~ WEST EAST (D) r < Kim berly, have been nam ed too’ are Tom' W aSrpresldenlf" >■' ' A l ’Se b T T w r f ia v e o psrofesslwal r e stolf Of Uicorali«9.«x;i •J^SrtawfiosJr^lTis' ■ suit headed by the ace-kSig. • III . w ith C la r k W a rd , v ic e A A JB A Q 9 6 There is no-^lnt playingIg aB participote In a two-weekk Greg Martin, vice president; - to help you plan the decorda of your home: You'll recelvic e lv t free, no-obliQotlon. d,, president and Pat Parke, m an for a c ard he c a n 't haveeso so “Women In Engineering" and Elizabeth.-A|.Iredv 'help In everything too plonning | your color Khemee to chboilhg new slip- Va secretary, ( .♦61 ♦ » « l( w as up to SouUT io l i ^ fo r ahan prb^am 'afthe University ofIf - s ^ r e t a r y . - - he ‘ ■■'Art'Oub officers- w ill-bef . _._coyers.forypgrJflfTi)|y;rytrpopufifo.^-_____ ! (Am AAKJlOaJ)S3 ^ play. Fuctbermore, sincelw» Idaho. They are among 166 Senior class officers for the cv Jeffrey Jones, president; ! *'^soimt . West almost surely held at least Idaho high school womenn coming year will be Rickey I ■ ...... t ^ , » K i o r ______—- h*ftrts all that was k . Harper, president; Jeffreyey Craig Tracy, vice president $ I V A 8 5 _ iid— afldDebble-Yates,-8ecretary- summer computer programn Jones, vice president; and ♦ A K Q 10I7 trump break. y Officers o/ Fu.lurer """TYSiifll®8)raliiipi^~if1>e^ » rst >>une 9-20 before lhe sessionm Sharon Klmt^r, secretary. miHeolirar— ^ • South should win the first Homemakers of America will h e a rt In dum m y and ru ff a club.:lub. begins. T hey w ere chosen fromTf -■ Leading the junior class will be ~ Both vulnenble an be Susan Booth, president;; . •Yoi6etQOuality YiGaKiDepaid On • Then a trump to the nine, ruff 39 applicants and will receiverc L e x T ra c y , pre8idcQt;’N athan In - nd Kathy Harper, vice president; 5 ' . . _ _ the lasl club, and cash acee of >80 a week for the four-week>k Gardiner, vice president; and •y Lola Barnes, secretary; Well " N w th E tit SouUiI trum ps. :------SUS&n ‘Bo'oth, secretary. • Professioiiioiial Installaiion AvailiAlii Bolh opponents will follow.low. S^hom orc olflcers elected areinl ElifabelhAllred.W8l9rlanand_j J _ Now South cashes ace of hearts, cy r^rterandDebblcSundberg. uarantees You’ll be Satisfiedied V -J C ' Paji I ♦ !!£l POCATELLO - Bccky;y Lee Carter, president; ^Icy • Sears Gua - throwsiWest in w|th_the third ^ — recreation chairman. P4u patt s* :♦ - Worsencrofl. Twin Falls.s. Cahoon. vice president; and h e^ and smiles happily. . »e us todaY, you'll be «i ' !V Pau' )4> Pua ^ 'Studying sociology at-Idaho10 - -K aren Bodily, s fx re ta ry ;------H eadlng--lbe-O fflcc-e_, __Drop in_.and_«e LiurprlsodlPt.tht":' Pan 3 4 Pais Pau Ice 'Education Gub will be Kerrle a State Univcralty. was one of.of Pep Club olflccrs are Shlrlee _ _ L Ban______c quantity and quijuallty ot wrvlcet wg hehove to offer — 31— K im ta r . p K s id c n i; s u ran— a i r Fowlea - pw ldenN —GrhosIs on the pertonolI touch.to ^ " O jjjittulod-4* sorority sludenls- at ISUiU Booth, vice pnaidenl; andtnd Martin, vice president; and. PA Ileite Ward secretary. Ser------_J ____ The.hlddli^.haa been: 24 tlgng Warr. gpcretnrv. FFA >QP ving as varsity cheerleaders lasting party'at uie home of 6f)icers for the coming year » SHOP AT SEARS AND 6A\ SIAM — TWIN fAUJ nf will be Kerrie Lynn Fowles, ... WfcH North. Eait S55IKr ~Mrs. Charieije uravcn. ... - j J 'Nic^ ^ ttree^iamond. bid. M Audrey iSunee, apa ueoDie bid, . ___ Pocatello. ' ___, ’ ; ..Nathan Gardiner, _ vice _____or.VwrWowyBoc* | s i ^ «r.~- .Yatesr.7Mascfit »m 'be“ Klm- — • ' ' K b o w e d a 50-polnl profit due*« toI® Pass I ♦ Paw 1A secretary; Dallen .Ward,rd!“ W e e . — - K Riy honors and they would have‘“ve pto , N,T. Piu • 3 4 moade three dubs.'' ' . Piu 3N.T. Pass 7 I \^V 'A ve^ nice bid," repliedP 'j« You. Soulh. hold; i S * AJC .Q A ejjr_ A .f M > _ A J B7_68 7_6.______9^®* Whal do you do now? j u S i T u Kdn'iteasy I I ■ _ . A - P a n . Yoo lav* fb«wnra al ai ‘ I''*’ le ad II black cardi. T ra it yoor yeai '

l ^ a TODAY'S QUESTION ad a Instead of refalddlng one Dotrumi E u l h a d la k e n doe clui>Ilia and d " yoor pirtnef has refaid -twD dS. o b t ...... - 4 htUfted to Ibe jack of bearUI was What do' you do now? K ^ t b b a d ^ e a h li M «. playe<... ------jiB iw er Maaday Atel of trumps, led i [rh u irb dummy's Uw abd i ' p^petobbM rnkln^eslliac j : W u c e d tbe a c e and South wai i k . . - '•r.y-’Tlflll i T ^ i ^ < - : V # p r i n g b ^ I ..%r\ W ■ Get movin', Jlatfopt,t, in; big' ‘fb(5l)T(; . .••*1 __ \ .burly stylo from Foeo o tn o tesi -;rrThsftfj:ilowK)na-|r 8i ■ wHh the sandoi »et. soo qi eM n o n . ' ■ It wriy with the, ^irtliy type .1 ~ T ------P P I M P i f e rh^aSfVorJlotJealhetioIin^BaluEZ~~ ______S 3 ai; Riigged Ginger, or ot Brown A - ' TWO I •leather. l l 'to SBsE m p !,.

<.artfaorty . Sf«). G Ired ».Ct»o»»(rom acaon! c< de^ J : : j h e j Srepiod!tc|tanK..liif^^ | v i m t 11 Give a WOK o(. d \ - Sprtn^gp^.;< ^ -.flwartrep ; 16-Tlmin.NCT™rT*F»ll^j,M.ho Sunday. Su M ay25.1075 ' ...... - G3 F m i s s I■ ■ H H Sl t u m m e r j j l f l , reece/Ves ■ v e d d i n g

i t i p e n d I ^ ■ ’ Pf ' l a h n e d I rWIN FALLS ~ Mr. ^ I OUENNS FERRY June rsk MUford M aitii, Twin., ^fia}lm c8ScbQlushlp^iL^ gagemenUMheli^^^ ------— lhle e (GiennBF«rry High S cbooll-^H e E lle n ,to B ri8nT;LuDdy.------3:-., Sen!enior awards Assembly Lundy is the son of Mr. and ' . '______Wedj^ e d n e ^ a y . rs. James E. Lundy, ) A ■ , \ . “-snraiBo irtv wim givun « Kiray7^onner-Phoent»?5^^^B EJ..L J - - ...... B o ijlolse State ynlv.erslty. . -Ariz.,iz./resldents. '...... P‘l“ . Voct'ocallonal Scholarship and a MilM iss M a rsh I s ' a 1975 1100100.00 Student Council gradiaduate of Twin Falls High ------^' T[l:^Wl{ - J — ------Scho 4HX>l~Lundir~ts::=a=lS72:=^H . recee cclved a $240.00 t r u s t e e / ^ H aduale of Mackay High ...... ~':~rM~^''''~^7jj ._ TulTuition Scholarship at the Schoiihool and I s ’ em ployed ot — Colli>}|legc of Southern Idaho, and H amalgamated Sugar Com- SUEVMARS^^^ < 1 S500.00 A.P. Rouch And my. j — — — lou*i^ulscRouch Boys Foundation— -M/SS HVMAS— — TOT h c~ < :ouplc~ plahs“fl‘~lnte------r-^-T^engaged-^, ------^und, im m er wedding. ______I,: ' u i , Rac Le Ann. Gravatt . . . sel5 tJa.fe ' r•ccclved e o a $400.00 4-H ■ W ' - ' ^ kholarshlp from the Union _ Filer student)t elected!:!^ Pacific R ailroad, a $340.00 A Dean’s Scholarship from • A u g u s t ■POCATELLO - Patrick Fall:Palls, Mlnldome conrrai 3rl^am Young University. ^ And.nderson. Filer, a Junior board; boar Dorothy Peavey. Twin 575 scholarship from XI Alpha x lajorin^ in general studies. Palln, Falls m tm b e r o( llio,-C4m- \lpha Chapter of the Beta as been named student body munlcatlons mun board; Ste>^ r e m p i e McLaws, Oakley senlor;-tH ...... - sigma Phi and $75.pO Foreign I prciresident at Idaho Slate McL LonUinguageClubScholqrship.- • ~t Inlverstfy, P o c a tclb ______- flnfinance. a r ______, . 1 • Elizabeth El Gray received a Q Other Magic Valley area P * K A tiy STEWART and MichIchof/o Devanoy. $90J90.00 Ralph Thompson ' ^z l ^ e W 3tudents cleclcd or appointed piiinziBi'sciiiira'C p tfonding from lafi, and ChrisrJs/y Wonfworfh " ' MerVlcmorlal Fund Scholarship, 0 various government , -_ j ' _ . ^ . TWIN-FALLS-.— Mr. and--JJsj f9 U,~ahd-Cfliahri-Sp6ch l~7r/ghi,^sl6ncfing rl ' . ’Bovacv c rly H all hscclvbd a 5325,00 - oslttons include Don Burdick. ' 'IFUBIITIlK-CtBM I-; drea Kufhonok, Tullrulllon Scholarship to-Mr^-r- »1r8,,0on.R. Hymns..Twin.. Twii'win Falls.-a -sophomore S , t# o m o r Shom pocj L o n Ihoir heads, and Andn '‘alls, announce' the DonDon's B eauty Institute. A *■ ® najorlng In finance, student \ c o n fe r, prepare for ihe DcDonna Mauldin . :ngagement of their daughter. ; D o n e e C oa p a d e s se t 150.00 B oise State U niversity ody vice presidenl. and Terry donc/ng Schoo/ Oonco Copadlo d o s o f 1975 lo »“ •' CARPER i/ocatlonal Scholarship went to Jathcrlne.toErlcD.Ray. Kra':ramer, Castleford,' a Junior -5, ty^jMhe-CoMegd------— ------^ 2 £ ^5ttdrrLQLffiiufl«»j.,;. ____1 ------cf'SovthorrrldBhu-ftnv-Ans-As-Ai;c/»for/urn.------—uJ)^'.CUon— •ecelved a $100,00 Mr. nnd kirsrCallRay.*Graccr~ ninlstrativeasslstant. ------M\trsr-Wllbur-Wllson-Scholar- rs ------MIss-Hymas-was-gradualed-—-Others-from-this-area-Tire— oi — ship nnd Chris Johnson a rom Tw in F a lls High School In indrew ' Rafkind, Kelchum, — || FURNITOit-J “ “ ship -B u h l______TwlitEflKisi.i .. ------— — m Idaho S lale U nlveriify------970— -She-attended 'Rtoks— 5^peclal gradua»“«od«H-lir ------^ 'allege ..and ,no)u^.altcnds S43-425i 73»49l»-: ____ ------• - Ciul:iu b Scholarship and a $100.00 - ,rt. -Transition Gallery - -- Jrigham Young University, gjiajhalrman; Don Burdick. '^ In Twin Tops I nve th e opening thought al oms, and how long docs ll take y Award.” presented by the S c h o l a r s h i p . fldilion again? Are Iherc any sym ptom s thehc last meeting. Mrs. Scoll . ~Jogennlirihirconaittonrsnc-harh3(rhadw bloodin hci^ool:—■■ — ■■ vas p rogram 'chairm an. MrsT" AuxiHary-of-th(r-V:F;W-Po3t— w l n n c i ------■lelenDohscgavpareadlng m\o»t loM-rs al a mcclInK ul TOPS cearned ai the mosl leltcrs and whiwho applied. She Is the ' V i f 5 No.N o .» at a mcctitiKat llic Itamvol contributed the mosl lo lhc daidaughter of Mr. ond Mrs.--— - w— ------.Mf«.Uorottwa.S»oalimliti,Mr ______Mrs.- Marvbcintowm.- tcatJcfr- -9*’^-^ihletlC'pTTJgram— Marfc has- - ;wWnilam r RupprKhfan^ls this-- “Vigilance ^ and Mr*, txjia Vlnynrd ri’pork'cl on Caiearned 11 loiters, lour in year's ycj valeijicloflah at Filer lhc slale rccofinlilon ilaj’:------foeroottjall,—th re e - in b a s k e lb a ll- . Hl^-Sehoolr—h I( She plans Iq___ It was reported thal U'na Itotirn andfourlnlrack. SlcvcShrum attend alt th e U niversity of Idaho. — and Mr,s. Sti-vlsmJlh non- U'sl received a $100.00 Student M( 1 i irtsiTS ul Ihe incclitii; lla- un-k Moscow, .and major in U'fori-. Mrs SCirlsmilli is a KOP.-? COCouncil scholarship and • Ed engineering.’ eni ' T he idea Is to avoid a condition severescvi enough lo ever w arran t \M InualllnK WlWlcher received a SlOO.OO a blood transfusion, and this requiresllres continuous vigilance, SllStudent Council scholarship. — Pernicious ancmin Is commonn al her age. and It is usually causcd by an inability of the sy:>lemcm loI absorb vitam in B-12 from V a l o y iW F D te S P E E D Ri l ^ N G C C O U R S i ' -the-dlg^ivc-trart. Consequently.tly. your mother ohould have . . - .pcrlodicbloodcountslodctcrmlnehcle her status. ______Week's.Recipee \ W /h n er _____ . ^ 'a tn llT r c 'h tT ’docloT would arrangi■angcrorfolldvv'^'Up'btiserVaUon: l E T A U G HI T T - I H - 4 ^ - LaRAE JEFlEFFS TOBI She may also require periodic Injectijecllons of B-12. and. perhaps, iron supplem ents. CToser obscrvaticirallon of her ealing habits can Box 117, K/mlim ber/y l R E A ! ■:£ help avoid the recurrence of a sevciicvere anemia, a condition lhat 9465 //.■■■•X# TWIN 1 F A L L S A l GERMAN LIVER Spoon liver Inlo boiling beef cannol always be diagnosed visuallyjnily. T his kind of attention will 3408 // : •: i { r DUMPLINGS b ro lh ^d cook unlll dumplings rting per week for 4 ■.• Jjc necessary [or the rest of her life.fe. 1 0 -2 0 I The Ufoh ReadingI Lob, of ing I Bvenlns 1 pound Iwef o r pork liver float fit to the lop of lhc broth. I It is difficult to tell how long 11il wouldwi lake for her .system to 4 week short weeksks you) can read 7 to 1 onion S ' erve a s m ain dish w ith beef Provo; will offer a ^ I develop such a severe anemia. Itit 1:Is oflen slow in building up. I faster, concentrate-^ in^ 111 leaspoonsall- broth. I’'' Season as desired. ding lo o 10 times fas fSlnce her rcfusjt lo take her usualual walking\ exerelse lipped you course in speed reodii D ash jM'piMT S Se e rv csslx . I comprehend more. •">' 1 off Ihe lasl lime, this might be usedsed again'asI a Iwllwether of her ilm lted numbeT~of qiQiTdl i t i e d " - b e lte r o n d coi PAIR i:p the graceful,;,,.i„-Icup flour ______are a student whir^'' ~~ — r^eneraUlate«l hMlthagaiiK------^------bbo^^-ttcd-JniKel .im r .n u innii- I q u a rt or m ore l)CfI broth “each ea m JJOO ies of free, one hour W, and agoln at 1:30 Tiundcslrablchain. " 10:30 AM. I Aglandular deficiency (Ihyrold)Id) canc Ix'Involved, tion lectures hove bee I two Hnol meetlnfti If your hair is reasonably abundant abu inol wllh regard lo uled. At these free led leld on M onday, June lenglh)^_doublJhal therejs muchuch you can do to affect things. course will be ex pic J? ______J ot-4!30IOi.EJA^nnd-flflPln^ I ~ •slncehalrnl^rtinni^'irmMi'iVsViMi-unlly.a malli.T.of hprlflll'y------— ■'------^Jnin ttie gxtriTina-^na-World of.Bcauiv------n : ; ; I A slt^pe test is 16 examine1C lllhc'end of a hair under a with A CAREER ININCOa^ETOLOGY i r 3 0 P j i > , ThThet* FrM meftiiui g ' [nllylng glass can sufficc for this. classroom procedi>res, leld in the Club R o ^ S ♦ m lcroscopc, and a regular m agnify riiT "III >>• t T he end of lhc hair should be poinle)inled. If it Is blunt o r spl.it. this is y ' Earn j Degree in Hairdejiilejign-MakC'Up-Skin Care tion methods, class} :schedule , of the Tfwlii.--Foils fi prob.ibly Ix'cause of loo vigorous tt Evi'iy beauiy spccialioialiy taught liy cxpcrij • a clue lhal it has been >>rolten, prol: and a special 1 timele only in- y^icA ,1751 17 ElUabeth BM ., g ? brushing o r because of exposurere lo an unfriendly chemical in a 1 inoutmodcfidern classrooms troductory tuition tha I halrdyeorsoap. V r Twin F a l«, k Idaho.I. f S than one-third the cosost of sim- ■ *•' S. Many' women fail lo rinse ihche veryv ends of Ihelr hair after, Y ' , • Com plclee AAudiO;Visual I • ;-wdBhlVig.-Uius conlribuling lo0 IheIh spliiiing-off process. Voa* ^ Lejrtiif^g Resource CeCenter fo> Our Sludenls ilor courses.,You mus> u 5 t.atten d If you dre di a businessman, ' mlghlIryabftofextracarcinlhis,this, and see if U doesn't help, only one of the freeB 1meetings , student, housewife ho or exc^- i-hiitructiort-T«hr»tque5------— — ~ j~ A gbod deal-of-mj' mail care concconccnui hair-and nail problems,—• ------Nrw-indmrtualtrcd'hi ■ for complete details." ( courserwhlch toot?^' . ilcd-WlllLmore atlenlion lo com-______ottend ony of the meneeting for - - -yegrB of-Ini-Intensive-researchl-lo-*- — rmonsensemcjhod9ofhyglencnnd(Bndcosmellccare. ' ^ Basic-lrirtTmedratrate'^dvonctd'CourtM ------— — In fo rm a tio n l a b o u tT j h e T w ,lf i___,_^deye)qp,;rV is s d must. You"can^ — . ; ^ Copyright 1975 FieldeldEnlcrprl&csilnc. t - -•* y lull.y jccredited b y statestat and federal agencies , SSS G.I., State and Federal,ral,Loans and Grants Available Falls classes. ' T ” re a d 7 • 10 . times foster, com-S FtetiWorldwiiJwide Placement • T h ese o rie n ta tio n s d'rcfre open to prehendJ niore, n concentrote | - « "back 'ko'ni' " ' ' the public, obove age.je-14. (pet_; ..better,.andancL,remffpberJ.PJlfl?/--| . ------^ ^ 3 1 WE WEICOME e A Pivoi F^oint ApiApproved &hooi WIIH HER USUUSUAL COOD % - O ' sons under 16 shishould be Students> arare offered on addi- g • T w SERVICE AND wWOUID o UKE TO W / T ■ INTRODUCE EIFI'n.FI WHO HAS 3 -h f ;___qccomponled_by a..j..par&rit.Jf_____ tlonoLdiscoiscount..This coots.e_con f t , . ------VEARS-Of 6WVI«VICE ANO IS V - J - - COLLEGE-— . EXPEHIENCED0 IN PRECISON ■ ' ‘ possible.) — ... be taught;ht; ilo industry or. civic | ^ c u ttin g i BiovJlOW COMBINO - ^ • - If you h o v e olw oyilys wanted groups.at "“G ro u p Rates'* upon _____ .-*UH1PERM!UlA SYSTEM _ _ 0 F „ _____ , i KOHIIOURN E iF iw m slow to be a'speed i;eaderir Ibut foiind ^ request.. HAIR HAIR CUT SPECIAL . . . . g s o the cost prphlbitiv*v e or th e 6« ltu r«re tot oHend whichever JUNE 3 THRU JUNE 7 ...... DESIGN course too time consUsutning..; free orlenilentdtibn 1hot~lttf~ln- LYNWOOD MAIL how you canh^Ju'st tty attend-- •^ ydoriehedteduie. : ;"’•==" ■ BONNIE'S SALOlON OF BEAUTY . PH. 733-7777 TT' ; '“-Itt Emit. HorK orynran:::-- ■ ■ - ...... — i— -^------p—, — r ------5— — :------^

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^jwONGTON (UPI) - “M“Mayague: should not' bo' Mate ver^nnallzed: II was lm- ortanM hal-U»4;nltedStat«8-— ------M mMHaU -_S f f i S j S i S a ! i t e : . :olnt S bevond which 11 cannot a i w l i y a a d tbe much-tomed: bepu« p u sh e d .' |- = ± “It was a usehil thing to.

Ueli create conditions ^ l^ » ^ r Nld^Pr^drat . nece:lecessary. to correct thc . Fb^ffi&ould d ^ wllh;these' s; i11 l u a t i 0 n I h a v e 0 -u n c< ttiin tles-« m o n t-m 8 n y '— dlflcrllflcribed."-— '------:...... "... S i i i iy -12 I S II "TOttrmallerewfienbe allends''------JT Kissinger, who retum edJate, o-NATO- Bumralt-rioJerencer— '■riday from a European . ncxt'week at the start ot his iiplomatic venture, told a weeklongEuropeanlour.' lews. conference that Ford Similay&MoDdyg Sunday & Mondfldav y f " 5 e ii6 v js * n t f li e f fi iiin i ru ie ------Sunday &MonJimday ___ _ x KisslngnalsosaldFordwants Middle East “would be a the United States to play a. :atastrophe to'all parties majorrole In bringing peace to Save 20% On 'M :oncerned." He said the V th e Ml|!dle E ast but wUl nol I’residenl intends to pursue'a 20%offAII ^ » Impose a settlement. He *'5n lops Shorts i t. I'S:),. • sailave 20% On legoUaled settlement between ' ^ denie;;V - n Men’s and Boys’ ' iOlo «n accomodation w ith th e ^ ... a “impose a settlement'' on wSale 8“ to 12“ R»g. $4 lo $5. Solod Arabs. hcMiddleEast. RiR*g.$nto$16. ^ from postoge stomp / .> “ SwSwimwear ___ :-Regarding..the. NATO_ lihBOSBiromouMwo - ^ W V l I w V . hoholters- i lo-_kn» -torik • ^n iim li.v Kissinger M id ,'‘it is -4(1:-JtlaUigerMldUKPrtsldeiil— aiO^tfo^lPM... piece iook from the to p s o r s HoM s le e v e i^vlous In the posl-Indochina willwill lake inlo account a letter r Ug. to 7.98.^^^^! barest bikini to skirt ropolo l, style tops. J >HC ' perl^ that certain questions hele recentlyr recleved from 76 Men's trunks, ^boxer' „looks wilh built up. £ CoordinotewHh —riavcj^risen with r^w ct'lo— senasenators expressing support of"*' " ityle, double knits ondV ^^^H tops In exciting shoshort or short - . l^)w-iho-Uniled States will. IsraiIsrael, and aif other vievs-polnts prints ond colors.' -■— - — •- - shshort o shorts. f ta c t to its setback" and Ford onin theUi Middle East question. All quick dry easy ' S g S ■ All li^eosy will deal with these questions ‘■The "1 United States Is ''' cofo fabrics. M lsses^^^^v*^'t^rw ^ ■ corcore fabrics. __ -H p his talks wilh theallies:------comr/Linmlltrri-ln Ihc aunrh~n1 of —— Sale 1» to 4“..,.. - ^ l i t a s ^ n d ______M isses sizes'.' ^ =4T3lWlVundflrTioosttontngr,he— IsraiIsraebasrpartrof-n peaceful— fV.J^ / " ' ' ' II Iag_U U o.S6.-B6yall^H | -woman.Sires; ipia""lfiere are qiiesUoits In seUlwUlemen[7’“Kl8slriger~8aId. iwlmweer—of- double”’ ---many-European—wunlries — *'A-“A-maJor American-role Is knit, woven Hdwollon ' .l.about the impacl'e—of—Ihcsa^—current-rea8sessment-*^f- cun the— — h%^Off— — T = rfo rM v n ------la ia a ie E m I sllmllon unlir~ _ z „■ ^i|ijnalwi-KlssliigeEanld:______Ihosthose mecUngs arc.complctcd,^ . .. —M » — lodiiddlers^ ------— Girls and Waiits'7 ' U iS trip e d -^ ------7 rfSsfel------Playaywear Orig. 2,f« to 3.91. PolyttUr/coHen Swimwear. ^ comtoriRiton ond ooiy cart. CheoMl d M Sal!ale1“to»3 & or grtot colon ior lumnttr,' c a i hV * J ^ lla c e al t U c m k s — - IJ, J2 (o 3.75. Cbor. : Sade£to£. I d innote o rlbed tank tops, )lyester nylon shells - _ \ . M _____ jsWBPnHWMTT^ \\ or crew I neck nylon ' 2 ^ ~ crepe bikinis with nediar- — f >lo5 w ith b o x e r w o ls t - S w elastic bock closing, |n ■or’ i h o ‘ n e v r h o lt e r " o n d ‘ “* MSSBB i atiBsSal^^a ___ iortS-_ of.-polyester. - v T >?EN 's a COU, Fla. (UPI) . .H He singiied out li e New York ring bra style. From JiSgeft/BSSSSSSS^K i B oxi>xer wolst slacks \ ' i4'iJa. Gov. George Wallace Times Tiff and Washington Post ■ ftSIjTOMBj InI d denim*iook polyeS' 44S"Saturday liberals In for criticism, saying the two S ize s Vi to 1. 3 to 6 x « ■ e e s a Q, •r. s iz e s IT to 4T. gflW imenr '■iud‘:tlSe*'ne\«' TncM■hew%pa^ w W among the' ond 7 to 14. w m ^liliav^ade’Uie'Uniled” ■'56iTsl*tm‘"\rtio-we«rsoffon "56 ------Sf2&i> ^'i^fe" and w m e"crir"crime at'home and favorable vISI&ircriminals should be put to C ■•©3era‘)aUfioiisraiKl h cnn' • W V allare^^ke'shbrtly. afler- o« ; ' ,-' ______aboabo.ut 200.w h!lfrrol^ k u W J l ■J/iaMix maTe a tough law kiansmen- Kla marehed through ^ and order speech to about 3,500 downtown d 0 Pensacola, j northwest Florida supporters retracing reti the route taken I attenling an invltration-only Friday Fri by Soulhern Christian " luncheon honoring top Leadership Le Conferencc ^ policemen and firemen. mam archers. Save I\ Savei \ Savre! Scrve! Sca \ ^ ___^-l-vfijiad.U)ej(* s'lslrrs In . _lJa6illacc.l_w ■ V lio_. sw ept - th a - tell me that when somebody 'Florida 'Flo Panhandle as an In- • fl shot somebody and robbed dependent dc{ candidate for * them that, well, they did IU - p^ldenlpre In 1968 and carrlcd — A because Ihelr daddy didn't u thc ie district overwhelm ingly a s Sonde ^ ay Virlo C T 3 i@ carry them to see a World a aD D em ocrat In the 1972 Florida ^ Series baseball. game' when primary, prli told the crowd, “It's they were young or they did It • people pee like you thal are going Sunday & Mlondayoi ■ & Monday ^ ^ C Sunday & MomMay . because their mommy had to lo straighten : this country out slappW Ihelr daddy when they like lik« It ought to bc straightened ' were-fhre- years-old'and It outlnthencxtioyears," out ------' - - J — wclghed~on" lhem all-these—:— ^ ^ Wallace-ls-«xpecled-to-an— r —^^-fiirls-— — — years and be Jusl had to shoot nounce no' his presidential sdmebbdy. Well, that may or candidacy car within'the next few Selected Halters (Coordinating J ___ m a y , i}ot. be,.th e .triith.:_ 8 a}d___ m sonths^ '______^ Sav(ivtm ------JHofkoloftes— W allace. -Knit^Tops^Hl-Sliorts— - “ B ut the fact Is those khid o f '^ iBoys’ !Sale 4" Shin. - people musl be taken off of On° y e 1 “ tB r .. sociAy and pul where'lhey— R E D S L v b ° | l - : : BRI rJC T M -leaniins • — Sale ! 5’^poni.— belong under a Jailhouse not in WE BUY, " ■ / colton bolters' In one,"hesaid. bright prints: sleeve- Oxhide cloth w lth ^ ^^ ^L ’ Wallace, who was paralyzed .; less crewrteck shirts I. 9.77 to, 4.$f. Rugged wMj. jJ>«nn>prest.®—and— SELI.JRAPE J iit'le'leoni efnofron Do-?" In art-Ms«*8lnatien attempt In— 'In' eosyrcore' knltsr^H sell -release.------l” B | A Cfon# polyoilar'cotlon. Round ! -_ L a u r d . Md.. May 15.1972.jvas__ tonk tops in summer Oxhide cloth. Is. ■ — • ' / * # W «of» bollom, Novy « td « ih * f - — —' su^oded al the speaker's GUNS!- w el^l. Combine with tightly woven, _ 31SSH0SH0Nltr.l.. ulof tolof*. S ltti 3 to '7 ond ! podium in a cavernous Iroyed denim shorts, s 10> 3c30. Slim, regvlor. ond huiky. Icolors s'tay. Vrighf warehouse by a leather strap - boy cut-xip-ror^t In-^H after( washing. fastenecniehlndhim. Novy or Wnite. 3 to MI achine - wash-' -■6x ocid 7-to-U ..------1 ^ ------1 tumble -dry. No­ ...... Iiro n . I i^ASPHAU PAVINGIG CONTRACTOR . ^ .

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“ : T ^—T" .T" ~i...... ' ' ' "" ' " ------_____ . - 4______J______J ______^______/ *. y;"-V®iafcd e y iv fea fe c^ . - m ;Tdunber:2 i!(lr«lfiage aboVe the dilpxxouUflII.the.reseryp!.r. ^ .'.-i-, - ; . BjMVEBOaOUN - ’•-•-~Butiiie«Bli:aW-tni water was tum rtW o -^Stan I bera-devdop^andts-belng-farnt^ Tta.»;Nn»»tller - " C a h ^ Saturday. .a«!aod the reservoir was not had b ek goes right Ihrou^ Burley,,be said.: Before, a storm aSdft addi new snow- on-tfie ' ' T" . r«.nr.,r,ir nillng qulto80fBst.. ■ •c re d ti OAKLEY r - Walor ,to lie baU oy r ivfl defense director, l^m an : - . a k l ^ iast w ee k ..tb e .sn o w ,.: Cassl# County Civfl ic c (^ 'to '8 t^ ,‘:^'6tt!ey dkr bad rlw n t«o lert Salurday. pulling« ItI wiihln Martlndale, saidbe he Is concerned about the ^.7;^ ‘‘“allLSJ! P«ck and moisturere content0 were already. r i # ' ^n ine loololgolnaovK-llie lop ol Uie dam It betw een 19M and » U . .Stanger’a r reportedabovenormal,Siial,SUngersald.- - /V . I'". • nine itlon. He and a Bureau o f But the flood Um al bad leu en ed allll^lAhvUw; ' 'OaWey dam sltuatlor IW th e w ater to (ip ^ (he dam In 1921, Hartindalesaldoincli^ Bl lltUeby.the Reclamation officiallal w> ere to visit tb e rese rv o ir , crds were’kept of'aijy''damage. Sine inclaisaw.alwiwa^^g**'® ' File r ielg'rItM cool, dry wealberSalurday. ' . : Friday. -_Martlndalelale was not available for • R *nW ver. I Goose Credt cbinnel has seen ever ty h e a wy," h e s a ld ; V, . ■■— ------— niJit^MmioHi ^ 'w TicesTerrtttbecondactedatlta;m .------lervoh-jdistrict boanl, of ‘ the Goose Creek channcl - .Tbe Oakley reservo H o n liy U tlK ^ 4 B ^ tte dlrectk)aot.tbe.:_i^^t4waterAirn-IIIIIng Ibe 13MooLdeepjs«jeservolr-on- - ■ - But; earlier he s ^ w aqfgrnidiniisi^^ ates, ‘twe^ - - d lr w to r r id m ^ I meettag at-l:p.irt;T ue^ ...... FllKM w)»U|i»v . - ; • ~ ■ - GeoGeorge Creek: laaler iban lliould be let out. . , beIowtbeaam.w t>«ck in the Gooseri;«s8tftlog:io1betbe servicei tncIude Raymood Reichert. BUI Rude, E d c ^ jo«lln,PJWPaiil l Brown, aancySbowers, ^ Qlisslnger. Jobn M idCay; Maxlax 1Danos. Bob Slatter, Ralph “ SrniyaicbardTudSTW ^S^JirilEi^Karv^axson.. . ■ H ^ o U e g>e c rodeo f

Jtolse wom an hart i n T F ' ; : I ■ ~ TWIN FALLS A Boise womannan remained in serious con- '■ Hospit^ bahirtiAy (onowinri------■ thU ugg VaHey Memortal Hos ------Cowboys'xiys and^eowglris-froin-llr-;--: - i GoodlngcbufltytralUeaccldenL . coUeges competedI ta final ompetltlon'bere: — ^ Edith M jiSiil^t,’62. was transfeinsferred to the Int^lve care H . Saturday idght In the. Ia n n u a \ l l ^ MounUta: unll hew tfnm St. Benedicl’s HospHjspltal In Jerome Friday with ■ Regl(mal CoUege rodeo.9deo. ‘ ‘ 5 sptaiand ^aceinjuries. fractured ribs and chest Injuries; ■ . Joining the CollegeUege of Southern Idaho In She was ooe d six persons injured Inju in a Gooding Counly ■ qionsorfng .tlw-event■vent w as .th e Boise SU te t trafllc accident Thursday gening.ng. FourI othen were reported ■ ------Unlvenllyrodeo grwq) vere hdd FYlday night ^th j tjeliig treated In the Jero m e hospitalItal ands one had been released.' ' ■ Initial events vwre ------OOodingThemrrotncemnvestiiestigatcd'ihe“accraenirbut a ■ ^ ^ ^ H ^ ^ an ^ r pertorma^mce Saturday afternoon and _____ flnflli Satii'rdflyviflght. iflgl ...... report wa^not ayailj^^tiffday.y-______. 1 ^ Contestants aree roicompellng in tbe regular • • rodfo yiy tta .tachxti.chxUng_Mddlft.. bronco_aod_ ___ D A V nnlttovisil - - barebadc bionc rldiriding, calf 'roptag. steer : • led American Veterans Field *1 wrestllngandbuUridinriding. •' TWIN FALLS - T he D isabled Those conq>elinggin in lthe Filer evenl were from .. . ntown Twin Falls moU May 27 ' I Service Unit wUl be In th e downtow ■ ^ 1 colleges and.unjvertt-er«tl« fr6m jhr0ug|wutjbe fromlOa.m;toflp,m; ■ Rocky MounUin slatesiates.-'nie'pbtais lh v earn^-- -- DAV ofncials said th e unit >-UIill b e ot 160 Main Ave. W. and I during all tbreee -pi pe rform ances h e re will service offlM rs will a ssist veteransrans wllh problems and answer' I _detennlneibeicdiancinaiw« fnr pflrtirlpflHngtnthe - -1 . National .ODUege_Rod.R«ktt_event-l0-be;j»ddjn_ ------1 A meeting wtll be held a t 8 p.m.m. . May 27 In the DAV Hall on I Bouman. Mont., laterlaterthlssummer. , . I Harriwn and Shoup Avenues. Scrvikirvlcc officers will also attend I All contesUnts wertwere required lo matauta .g^ - | the meellng. | H B mtaimum of 12 creditsedil hours per semester,and ^ . S.n least a C grade averafferagetaadditlontobavtagtbe - |:n tn Ihe arena.______~ f j l l — TF-wom an-ploadK-innii n o c e n t ------1 ^ ------abll lly tfl pprfftrm in Ihi B H B Fair ground officia[ficlals said good-crowds-at*------h l j TWIN FALLS - K athy W est.. 24, Twin Falls, has entered a _____ ! ■ B R S tended Ibe evenUU andai some excellent per-... {jll plea of innoccnt to embezzlementnt chargescl and a trial has been | W BfflSi Jormanceswerefeatuieaturedwithmuchofthestock . 1 set (or JulySinFifth Judicial Dtetrlcstrict Court. g belngusedherehavlngBvingnational flnalsstatup.. . .! jl Miss West Is ^ rg e d wlU^ml:em bezzling $1,336.11 from her e ? i a n C N l h c d U N t . P hofos by Lou Freed em ployer v4)Ue working a s a reSCptJeptjonlst for D r. Ja c k R. Smith B areback rider btlct ------from N ov.2a.l974toFcb. 19.1973.■j.Shclsfreeonbond. St ------• ^ j ----- 4Tsflir6irfiti*llre ------IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (UPI)I) -~ T here vs-ere 44 electrical e • woriters still on strike in Idaho FaUsPalls Friday after three weeks of i- strikes by police and general scvlccvices personnel. j So far, only tw ^nyjloyes havelave decided that they will not t

Police Chief Robert Pollock: toittold KID-TV news all but one i ilgnmcnt after a four-dav grace f - period.andlvewigned. The city ordered pollcc back: to \w ork Monday ond 47 officers i reported a l th a l tim e. T he city thenthei extended the deadline until . to a.m. Friday and and an addltlonitional leofflcersshowedup. 1 City 0{{lcial8 -e r ^ stlli-niegotiatilUating with-workers.of the In-. _ | ternalional BrothertiQpl(i.,of JBjecBjectrlcal Workera still are on ' strike. ' ' •

VS faces th reat BOISE (UPl) - William R. CChandler of Boise, the retired . presitol or tbe Trans-Arabianm PPipeline Co.. told TTie Oil H eat- ; - ~ InstituteTn-Bol»MtQfaasrih«ihJrine^Jnlted'States facer^'a...... terrible threat to lU future economiceco( and nalional security, arising from pur increasing dependencedejx upon foreign sources for our energy lifeblood." Speaking al the institute’s's annualt convention In Boise. ^ ___ Chandle r said the potential conseDnsequences from the dependence ' ■ onforelpreneiywaajmmatched

EdncatloM i TV laudl u d e d BOISE (UPD - Site coordlnn-dlnators of Idaho's experimental Satellite Technology Demonstralslratlon were enthusiastic Friday over tbe project lh a t ha.« beammed ed career education programs to rural Idaho high schooi students.nis. The satellite since September)er hash beamed the programs from B oper loops a calfI o< n w a y : t o w i n n i n g «t i m m e . ' - ' Denver studios to the Idaho studs ju ^ n U ili Chains. M e Cali. L ap; ------~ B ider and bronc ptpart company- • wai, Salmon, St. Maries. V^livueivueandOsboriie,

J T A udit ra ilp s e x » a id e tased today 'an audit that one V -^lvy v/ll-C lX nan for — BOISE (UPIIPI) - LeglslaUve auditors release* the form er adm lnlstratk)n of tbe law m aker callc a “damntag Indictment" of the fc to k ick habiiM t ■ , 1 ■ • • stale prison.' ' roAHOCTTY.Id’.Idaho (UPI)-Bafore tbe twa - — r —— — ~ — It e ittd & Reuuiye B inmate ttu p a. uwmiganff • • ______■ tiricM jiuU w a t r y • u i i n i p i i t g ------:------aooountlngyju udrman of tbe joint W rtW ^ '.------T D unday Dlgbt.t. (be (t judge found tbem guUty, Sen. Rlchanlard High, R-Twln Falls, cochalm mlng Indictm ent o f the p a s l ad^ .;. I, aeito ced tbem to a night b j aH runs a“plaflt whlch'he says can Appropriationswis Committee, called it " a damning anedtbeml»0,aR (Continued from pp.l) . l ~ “—HamlltoiTnir to five million pounds of paper a loflheprison. and a day or UmBworkdetaO.' wo ______Hamllton_clalms. he. i8..buiyiylngj?§pej:« li not re p r o c ^ upa to ______m inistration of Olten M B.tr^toldck tbe habit------«ih:rn^ating;-rrt^ia-ce-iogs-ancr- fagner. D-Lewiston, agreed. He saidi?rw it' tf*‘u»ioQBiestTepqrt-i:Terr:rt: ...... - -EiihleeniiMtai dumping It. 'i don’t think there’s thi any law year, foruse li Rep Joe Wag is Id ah o CUy. SloeiStaee tbtiy signed a pledfs May 1 #n property." other products,;ts,' . - - - ever listened1 to"to during nine years ta the leglslatunlature. _-_i8alnslbualngp.«>eronmy()^ 1910 June 30rl974 wben Raymond— -.l. - - D^'to'Uto'wI'w tterTw f!, tom^bave-been- y 's t i ^ l s 'd e p a r t '- — "W e're gettlnttlngpaper oftibeslreets and outof ------The‘BUdirco\ coveriedtheperiod from J«jly li 1M9 lo. aifford McClure of tfie city * oftbepenItenUary..Hewis8«>- caught «Dd tauiaeoOed Into tbe town’s kangaroo ment said loads of dirt had been«n broughlxjo the dumps In a1 good, gt useful product,” Hamilton M ay w ks direcrector of correction and wahlen of tb ^ 21.1974. court.— canyon rim and pushed over to covcr some of said. . ceededbyDon;on Erickson aa direclor ltalleast$6,000rromlbelnmate " ! ‘nteK ttloolliuin u n d a y nlgbt waa a t O 'L e a ry 'i C laim ing heh e 'wants to fill the swampy area In‘ Theaudilmors uncovered an embealement ot at I I -and -‘^get-rid of that-smell." _ • Clyde Koontz said the attorney------Stsak House and Bakxm. Tbe trial was b e ld --“ V TSmrprolectlsdeslgnedtoburbuildabasefora tbe-canyon-a ' tru st (u n d l)an accoUl«.^eglslaUve•Audltor Clyt 00 court judge Jack WQUanis, tbe «es his dumping as being a step In a iiiploye responsible for ihe shor- > before kangaroo o . road. Hamilton said. With a road Into the Hamilton sees general conduid u c t^ an InvesUgatlon and tbe emplo to dean out the community serscrvice project. tenced to prison. Boise County sberliM ritt. canyon, It would b e e a sie r to I Uge was chanlarged wilh embenlement and sentence ht^gtiw .u - Harwell, the Released on $100 bond, h e plans to plead not le to be “rock botlom." that lh « ; r bottomland. 1 T he audit foifound correcUooal officers’ morale to I <>detaidaQta,t«(iueiq u e ^ a jury trial. But tbe a e ^ filled and build a guilty. "You)U betchab I'm pleading not guilty. 1 recllonaloincerUandlhatby41 “We're trying to get this filU • . . w as a la ck ot screening and training for correctk iM o - 'aad ooeooe man'who paaaed judgneot Uld clean up that don't thinkk I’ve done anything wrong." road down Inlo Rock C ^ k and d Inmates escat):at)ed during a two-year period, ...... ibow pdlltU emo erc e r ^ . "hesald, Hamilton said.aid. ' i f I w as ju st walking aw oy nnd j diesel pum ps w ere left unlocked soggy mess that's down there.” h Koontz saidlid tbe auditors found gasoline and die ‘nelSOOfloewl]a wlU 0 ) towards a (aO'tiihlng trtp I, It w ouldbe a different thin g ." Hamilton said hc hadn’t coi It an d lh ey b eaieve lle there are material shortages, lotteOregoacoa, coast. Ib e y 11 b oura In tb e I said hc U no "villain.;’ and adds il iil2aalil.b“ulpolmedoutOieal^,., ,1,1 about the feasibility of using ps 1. , “ We thinkk It is a substantial shortage." Koontis Idaho City laO1 aubelsUng iut oa c n d m '^ water = " S i 7 S ■& c l ^ 19 an'area like thifclinyon. the papers had “got all soft Jan X e U n d ' l h e le ofrecordshastias prevcnled determlnatten on amouninotmU. . • : 1 a n d th e y w ill baviba v e to w ork next w eekend a t tbe : wave a magic wand and get II done ,r management by the SUte’’ and w ere worse than a sponge. I h..dlogellbcmoul a d - . W agner aal

’s 3 r 6 ^ o ih s e o i T lH E W c l le n ts. The ' proWemJusl'becateecause thw a re b U in ^ ,^ d |;; ^111 make an efforta6.get:a .cutcurriculum for,,C.hjcano sludei mcntedSi?t'rtiiaJ^l8iierOT "U■‘tenor of . • . he and bls-staU will lytijesecwtd notbeplacedtathe1 the special p r< )gca^l*< ^4^.:A ^ BUHLEY-TlieCn»l«lala County sbool board's >llmen llDopcraUon. H^efully,.he curc urricula mu8n>e linplefnWted bjrt operaUon’J_ i05lafned fa_the dijjistrlc t’s plan s u b m ltle d ,^ In ^ b ^ ^ a ^ t e l yI setserved'through regtiUr^j,-,; ------rtMonie to HEW charge.rges of discrimination are .-i-cooper tiave some recornxnendattonsi— setsemester.. • - . l .--;.— vocne. Then sbe^went on to, lay iSelen e ite r ii------'said; his sCaff will hav. curriaum,shesali: UMCctflllil«U)HEW. . . thowand - for the June 9 meetingta g of th e school board...; _ ...... 2 aif-. 'D iscipliningV chlcaiio. studM In D enm bcr. HEWw iuS.(I p.i>t .or HMinh ";^»«Mi^ lai b ie beeauarttlaUeil to state hc nnly w ith’ Previously • BleuerKsr h a d sU tod HEW ch arg es freq u en tly l and ■roore . s e > ^ t y t h n todelrimenUi to the Itf> « c S ^ ;;5 i EduaUMi«lWdI»«)d»)cli»jM tkftw einla W w lwM Hnttedlstrtct would.valunUrily compl ■ • are“ ’: ^ H a I i r n » Al^-wl& acunutej^iunbedis i;t4io.are^an^:;NwW ■ KtaoU, primwily tlK*HW to B irien.ut com- • -IhoclveclvQrlghUact Kin^. aald *to be acc^table. the dlidUtrlct's cha^esl coneemtng Hct;murt;>*ffMalt;; l ^ t ^ • ..... i ’i - -jT-r--- 'lUSlgtiW toipedtf^atlon---— -- *VW'iivBii»"il«y«!lo;' ■ iotloritkM) ittip s a ia .im e lr a m e B to t c ^ p l urtber.: iba. ia ld .J^ ..pl«nj L & e .Uri- _ , c l ^ . ^ndtrilwhaUtwtwould - Flirito Vf-""' .r .v'. a ig iaaarvrith i m i t i n o r i S w i y BW denli'areaS>5”lo iJ^latiuKiiicattonlS-Vv nitootllytfudoilv ■ laSpX-cM plySiii>IUl Ite law. About'. pimx ivdbp a curriculum.meetings ■ slu iU b e m onitored Jo r the, fd k w ln g thPreeyearSLlV M \l) Falling {b dWd laa«»i?Nb*. ’ . U at'yw ^.'tt] . * I|9 , -'HEWt ia | > DId ^ tOrlfotWHctV.npto,;tl ■ xW h I cultural,needs-of ,Chic^-.v.v-!‘l*..|ao|uage louotog dlirtU W cto be district baa 60 days lo submit on,nM nt^m^' - Ihe ltagolsUc aM c i j S m a U v ^ ^ HEW. inort Mc.nl Wl*Ml«%Mlu«m»dopu(illc -- ■ I W m t aaid. Ibo dMrict-njuH dew5i5fcvei.. * V . , . ttOB^'Klnerin^sW says tbe district m ust b«gln.\ j igitiidenUto becaunaaooa^ IjyUxKSoolilli^.- lin ;", ' '■■•.I. 'i •* . e n t" d u rln g th e llrs l se m e s te r • fealtte.-Hdli^ . u F B E W ’. - WSi^i, Blaiw aaid Ibe mMlBcniUnli \ u m j o i g e

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WASHINGTOmUPI) - OPEiPEC (oU ejtporting nations) T he:he major leverage placed the«' «semln|ur~bir''i®i^ W '^ American policy planners .conlonlt«IoUandwehave-nolyel byUif tbe'growlng American food “powepower of food.Is•« potent • have ool yet (ully weighed tbe begiegun to think through"the powemer, he said, would affect instnuiglpiTiopI nf pftllpy.'* M power the United States can impfnpllcations,” Brown told relataaUons wilh big nations FoieFoley, however, wid be wieldwK In the future because of rep curba administration efforts- - develo ■ States s ta Is already the world’s ' “sci'scale down" Its confrontation to> useti American food as, a “ PeriiapsPe 50 or 75 years f ro'm BMBIiigMa^BSigaBBS leading ica grain exporter and Ita wit!dth the United States in d o II lltlc a l In stru m en t to now,ow, our malor cbntributton ^ lead wui~grow in the years nialnalntalning mllltoi^.powetJI___ prornunoU-forelgn-poliby-goals.— m a y ... ahiah ea d . ' . 'Skjvlct o v iMders realize they Conlongress late last year eftectlffectlvely we carried out our •'This is political power. We ma;n a y h a v e to depend on ado{dopted legislation requiring leadesadershlp in food.' Our controlcor more food than the AmAmerican food In the future, thathat no more than 30 per ccnt agrldigrldultural and food aid off FoodF for Peace aid ship- pollcliollcles may be more lm- nents be earmarked lor portaiortant than our mllllary o lltic a lly o riented aid pollclio llcles," he said. H H _ i (jQtregoh fii gegm ent? JlK e J h o sc, with______a m iL y S;oulh Vietnam'and other U.S. , ..... alllc ■ ■ V In the future. Brown said, topst comppetition 'the question Is not whether HIKSI: n hc politics of food will be. ■■ ANIMALSII iperatlngJLwllJ-.The guestjpn —VWASHINGTON (UPI) - A • ageigcncy for" farmers who s how we use ihls power... and HI €*U.k^— - ^ ------•MallnrOrer-famlly-has-been—M a can!annot~get' loans’ from com- kt .deserves i more attention H namedna i winner of,the Farm me:n e rc la l so u rc c s,. . I INIERMATtOIULI J .: han it has yet had.” ' H■ j T*»lnrotli...7m83S ; ...... F ai Famllyoflheycarcompcllllon BBolh Ottoman and his wife Chairman q Thomas S. Foley, ' H o cor conduclcd annually by the hasla v e ^ n active In com- 3.-.Wa8hM_of„the_.Housc___ ‘AgrlcuIlure’A g Dcpartment’^s mununlly affairs an'd plalTlRelf \Rrlcullure Committee, told m/fj^ WAYNE BARNETT, Drighlon., DIn i., Is leading fFarmers s Home Ad- fan[arm ing budget In Va firm Boutbero Qlinols fanners In a proiirolest against . pihp ilnlstrallon. bellxllcf that the land Is not to bc ^ higher costs aod lower profits. H e Ib urging fi L o ^ d ss protest ] I Agriculture Secretary Earl cx[i2xpIolted but Improved for farmers to reduce production Inn 1an e ffort to *L.■L. Bulz today onnounced the fullfuture generallons," officials forcef a rbein UKprtceatisuiipiudiTxhict5r < U P « - , . sellselection -of the James R. salilaid. - - ' OttomanOlt family as natlonfll; Four F other ramilics who wwir inners of Ihc aw ard follow ing' rercached a Ihc finals or the ______a.aycarrlongsclcctlonproccss. y ____ .corMmpctltlon rrom-which the- rrrrrr7~ -= :tivest dangerous to yo^r health" Maricopa. Cochise and Pima _ . ______Convenllon.Co Butz also said hc ------ai*50rt-40.30-40.70-39.90 40,60 —-2 2:1 :1 5 ,------stalom ont—r«quir-«d—00— — ERAL UNDJANK— ^------^ “"w5Dnties. JT .lell lhal health-warnings,on.— msa ^ D e c 39,40 39.70 39.00 Altemoon (Ixlt]gl73i0 down . . clgarettc packages;3ulz said:' _- W i^o^2;assurances" of G v F o i i p e y e s —clgarcltcs 1,'iJ may actually have ASSOCIATION OF: _Jt»-39.M .32gjeb..w;i7ji).34_-L?1.35. ------—walerr growers wlll-b^uhable— —— ...... V ------r-- • « ] Sa.7S 39.10 38 .8 S m PARIS (free m arket) 179.24 to obtain the credit they need • sumption. ama n d those.pcople have now gol k Z feed er CatUcAug 33.00 33.50 downO.08. dc tr office sliifi “ to flnancc a crop, thus . ••As_long_as tobacco is not thithis little, thing on every-- StOO 33.50 33.00 28Sep 32.95 FRANKFURTl73,9Cupl,20, y, O O O D I N O I TW IN PALLft threalening-thc-slato's.third - d«)arcllnoH ■ ■ M JO 44.60 388Feb 44.00 44.50 ' p'rice.pi lab'rlcafeB gold 178.25' ArUona's agrlcullurc drdramatically as a grain -i— | WE0.-1UHE-:4th10:30A .M .-:LL&RDAIRY-Bulilrhlrldalio-^— S - down 1,38 per troy ounce. g, t4 l7 0 44.40 44.10 123Apr 42.00 d< am ounted toS1.2billion in 1974, trading tr: ccntcr, |I 4mll*itououth, 1 mill w ttt Vl mil* touth ol Buhl. Watch for Sel* mork*rslgirs lg n i. | '4Z.40 42.00 42.40 42.2010 includingIr $(»3.5 million from The association has been ■ ' S o n g of Uie O o ts W D { S ire s ol Shell E ggsJun 42,35 42;i5 Silver Clcro p s. An av erag e 22.400 -he•here since 1917, ■ es Of Cows ft Heifers I ' ! OVER 200 Hh E A D O F A,l. Fullton Wo» lironho* l*tltlatlthluorlBSS | ' 31.25 41.70 4255 183 Jly ------people w ere directly employed Association Executive Vice I NEWY6RK(UPI)-Hondy ^ M a k « r IW 44.S0 44.50 45.00 - A u g 47.00 in farm ing In arkona, he said. PiPresident Merrill Salhcr said | and Harman Friday quoted I REGISTERED A N D G R A D E Mowry Ivanho* Princ*rinc* 18(0 I r47.25 47,00 47.25 47.75 2Scp 53,25 a Hinlze also said his own IhIhc rapid dccline in grain | Form t Or*«n«* 1S741S7 I silver at W.6B5 per fine ounce - ^ .2 5 - 52.10 52.75 53.20 3740cl sl b ank lent $212.1 m lllloa to ttrading r offices here began in ■■ HOLSTEINS5 S E L L I N G W*it$ld«ABS«m*tam *n ! down 7.5 cenls. .J - l*RDo1rTU»*d 680P.D.cf '81.50-51.50 51.50 51.50 52.45 I d fa rm e rs in 1974. 191968 When the rail c a rrie r s J Engelhard .quoted a silver------■ ------IhaJoUowIaoxoaiLarsiUla^Liad o tio Cow Numb«t...t«gUlar«dc(.Cta ----- =N0V 53.20 53.75 53.20 53.75 54.20 - Jacob' 'S. Stephens of eleliminated Spokane as an I S tad * . Days In Milk . M Uh-faf . ------1 — : — base-prlce-of-M.€8&- _ No. 3 1 ^ 1 1 1I Ragliitrvd -75 • 2990 • 130 • Op«n>«n — No. 37 ■ R*gltt«r*d • 343 ■ 9930 ■ 31317 ■ 9-31 • 9H1960 — No. 30 • R*gltlar*iiiar*d - 37 - 2340 - 96 • Op«n — S ■73.45 74.75 73,00 74.50 74.95 I No. 61 -Rtgliiirvd-340- 10140-10 • 336 • 11.13 . 39M1948 - No. 304 -• CrOrod* - 101 -5640 - 314 -1-13 - 29H188! :ilS 2 F e b 69.25 70.42 68.70 70,00 Caiv* — No. 331. Cfod* - 346 • ■ f e . ------— ti ; — No. 358 - Orod# - 377 • 19340 -6081-11-07- -1 Poul - No. 360 • Orod'i* 316°6- 16840-739- U 10-31-epul- | — J B .30 SOOMar 0(h8S 09-*r*d• 199 • 13750-471 • 33i330-16930- 530• 9-30-9H1879- N o ^ id^=t»0729TR»gni*J*d“ 2SO"15nO^IT2B7 - 9-03 • 9HT9'/S'-^ No- 31 - RMl'tt^*i»t*f*rT349 • 30130 • 642 - 349^ Z I 30130-643-Fr*ih«n«d — No, 49 - R tgltitrtd -363-13350 • 463 • 7-3939 • 39H1948 - No. 53 • R*gl>i*r*7. 290-1I130-397-304-139BO-290 - I , Z 10-09 ■ 9H1948 - No. 93 • Rvglittrttrad- 181 ■ 10430-353-461-30390-75'759 ■ 1-06 - 39H1962 - No. 95 - R*glil*r*<•l*r*d-355- 11730-433-430- ■ I M314 - 695 ■ 10-03 - 9H1960 - Nd.Nd 337 . Orod# • 35 - 3610 • 103 .306-161-16720 - 516 ; 0(>*n - No. 338 -Grod*la-47-3340- . 4; 117-331-15350- ■ — B utter and Eggs^ TWINE I _ .S 4 1 ^Op*n - No.259^0fod«-- 28 .•.16aO.-.6fi.JBB-ia300 -J97.- O p#n^.1.______. I 3rd LACTATION-No:0, 35 • R»glii«r«d • 97 • 6990 • 373 • 314-3'4.31390 - 761 • 1-36 • 39H1960 - No. 4040-R • f *glii*rad-69-4060- 179 I ^CHICAGO (UPI) - Bulk ■ •237-H350-379 -Op#n-No.4343 • R tgitltrad • 343 • 16950 ■ 553 • 343.143-16950 ■ 553 ■ Ffathantd - N o . *dI •. 9*0Ul*rad. 97 . 9380.355. m ■lening prices as reported'by I 298-33160-747- 1.37. 29H1679-9 - No, 46 - RiglM«r*d - 33 - 3640 - 1031 0 3 .334-16960- 659 • Opan - No. 2)3>19 • Orod*< • 338- 15040 - 496- I m Gatit 1Yours While Diere’s 306-18469 • 633 • 8-17 • 29H19603 —- No. 314 ■ Grad* -348- 12940 - 444 • 1 UlSOA: 4 . 10-35-Poul - No. 330 - Grad*. 303>3-l6550-573- • ll 13-39-Pou1- ■ ^ » I No. 347 • Grad* • 66 - 54S0 • 309) •:- 398-15930 • 540 • Op«n - No. 354 • Grod*Grc - 171 - 10170 - 376 - 300-13960l-5t3-)-31-39H1885., - 3i: ' 5 ^»^Butter-prlces paid delivery ■ I 4th LACTATION-No>. 443 - R vgltitrcd. 359 • 13380 - 437 • 316316-18915 - 600 - 8-23 • 39H1964 - No. 47 Chicago unchanged: 93 M „ P’len^ i e To Go A rpd!. lo. 47 - Raglifarad - J d t ■ 10790 • ^ m I . * U . 385.1*470. 509 — No. 8 3 .• RvgltUftd - 330 • >47)0 • 544 - 400-)^0-)9690 • 763 • 10-26 • 9H1879 - No., 6686 • R*gitt*r«d • 353 • 30660 -— I ~ . SM re 69.19; 92 score 69.19; 90 S 718-7-17.39H1933-NO. 91 • R*R»gltt«r«d • 334 • 13930 • 405 • 9-19 . 9H)8799H — No. 93 'R*g!tl*r*d • 409 - 314731470-766 - 409-31470-766- ■ ■ Frtth»n*d— No. 301'Grod« - 14E jficoreuncslabll&hed. Eastm an W R-180 m ■ 146 -J0150 . 377 .,347.-16120 - 561 . 124J12-05 . 39H18e5>- No. 306 ■ Orod* -169t69-t1470.35B-.29MB630- • ...... r r.-^88s—prices paid to M j j -■ -683-n-18'39H1885-NoV317:i7 : G ra d t. 296 • 19460 • 671 • 454-19355 .650• < - 8-04. 29H1693 - N o . 218 - Grod*•rod* - 330 - a 1960 - 756 • 8-30 • ...... ■ Poul - No. 333. Grad* - 307 - 131 i 'delivery unchanged. (P lastic) 3100 - 454 • 308-16630 • 60 0 . 10-13 • 39H39H1933 — No. 335 - Grod* - 66 - 3390)0- -1 117-397-16160>880-9-31 ■ -Poul —No, 334. Grad* • 143-919140-335-11-37 . 39H1931 - No. 340- ■ ■ 10 - Grod* - 85 • 5650 - 346 - 361-104000 - 33330-1.33-Pout-N o.341- I- P ric e s lo re ta ile rs (G rade A. Gfodi - 36 • 3080 - 79 .'SeM 569090 •- 613 . Opin - No. 346 - Grad* -33-11- 1490-61 -399-15940-46S-Op*n — N( ■ - N o . 349 -G rod*-7 9 -4 8 5 0 • cartons delivered): extra I 164 - 396-14030-- 499 • Op»n —- No,N 351 - Grad* . 73 - 3510 ■ 94 - 288-118-16760 -6 1 1 - Op*n — No. 353 • Grod*-od*. • 388 - 15^90-556-8-30- 't a r g e 4 l‘/4*52; la rg e 47-50; ISAL BALING TW INEI E ■ I Paul-No.3SS-Grad«-33l- 16016060 • 574 - 9-09 - Poul, ; nedlums38-4i. — I Sth LACTATION - No.!0. 55 - R*gltt*r«d - 95 • 6890 - 371 .330-1100 5650 - 557 - 13-30 • 39H1963 — No.lo. 565 6 . R*g1il*r*d- 13 0 -9 7 7 0 -' and BAtW G WIRE ■ ______5 3S6-304.163e0-60S-)2-)6-39H9H1893 -N O . a9-R *gitt*r*d. 169- 103!0350 ■ 434.337.16930-617.1-36 • 29H16:9Hie79-No.303.0fod*-40 I ■ 3160-61 *350-14040-513-Op*!'P*n - No. 305 - Orod* • 130 - )0470 - 46146: .388-17470 - 61 6 . Op*r> - No. 210M0-Grod*-I61-I0430-403- ^ H . 303-17430-679- 1-13 • 39H34177 -— No. 306 • Grod* - 46 ■ 3670 - 'l351-415-35460 • 4 - 1065 ^ O p * n -N o - 31919-Grad*-367- -C 15550-463- ' ' ~ GiO C O D SUPPLY OF 387.15550 -463- 5-36 • 39H19544 - No. 239 . Orod* r 79 . 6000 • 239 • 395-194202S - 594 • O p ^ - No, 243 • GradaGra< • 134 • 8970 . 387 • 314.. Iff 11650.497: l-19..god------I 6fk LACTATION - Noo. I 59 - R*gltf*r*d -'130 - 9760 • 393 • 366-1963036ii - 680 - Op*n - No. 212 - GradaGrad • 104 . 8330 - 336 • 370- EM AN^Atfl ■ 30040-791-Op^n. "oSoCosTcrowR^ I TfhLACTATION-No>. l 100 • R*gltl*r*d - 76 - 5980 - 363 - 317-117-16540 - 731 -Opan.______— ^ lM d * r BACKHOE —I - l -w iY -cow t^Tirir.-^J O U la ^ d U 2L . l 6taQ ■ U jL, Sflm*.2i c - - I .«il2.TTNo.20?rOfW#.-375^W:0430,-.702.-.Som*-4^,Df¥-5-3D.-No.226:26. G(od* .384 -1006a.443-4em a^ . Oi — — lood*r Bockhoti------4 0ry-7-03— ■ • 404-31380-735 •Sam*-! . Oiy4ry-6-30 —.No, 253 - Grad* • 348 • 18360'60 • 642 . Sam*-1 - Dfy-6-03 - No- 356S6 • COrod* - 333 • 17590-598- • O n * n « w )4 i6 IH I $om«-l .0>y-7-tO — No. 3 6 1 -Gro';rod*-301 - 13160 • 430 - Sam«-1 .Drv-67-6-33 — No- 363 - Orod* - 396 - 15380-^180^63-Somt-I .QrvT-ll - _ 5 f TRACTOR with cab. o- - - . ^ _ _ r B . , S s {W inraH T ^ 7 3 3 -8 4 0 5 OFFICES AT - 4 J iln , Idibo Tvla M s. IdIdibo . KlBb*tlr, Idaho 5 . f c s a nI7I I7U ------r r - 7M4M3 • •' m M . ■ ^ \ immmmmmmmmrnmm ...... ^ , 1

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...... y o i t t l tL s lu in h a ^ r d p i - ' “ “ B O W — A toUiTSfl^liW foil TiSfasawelght-' ' I c m WM oM d fo r praccM ed ' elltoW lpbtaiacra (atfarmlng-plustbelnvestment. diarse dia of populatkin research duitintries, were beinning to noc} concept o( the family as a- 1 nnodeslprolli^- o 3 e """^— 'r'~ ~ ! I n t to Ibe IddM} C rap a n d ■ , ^ ' p o ttb m . M 6 ] c a a c eWS,Chlea«6 Dally News - - was out of line; Kim- for the, U.D. Department of dlspl^ilacepeople." unitdll a s ( a r as work goes. They . *‘Bi“ B ut I can understand why - ! UrtockRiportfaUfitagSdnriee: ; Ed Dubas had the makings gated ga land in DUb'as’ Agriculture, Agi agreed. WlWhen the Irendbeganlo lum dldnIdn’t undersUnd what goes manyaany young men Just c ^ 't mMnd«,ias.OOOcwt. wtre- , OfU»toM proc« of an extremely successful area an is selling for more than "When " you talk about the- in1 1970i - and \rtten" farm into;itoproducingalivlog." Intonto I farming." he said. ■ "It M>Ki> g m n i pflftitwatoea a o d 5,919,000 c w t w ere fanner when be Ilnished high . (400 (4( on acre.) I’ve got four farfarm population, kiep tn mind vroduct n t prices wenl up lem-____ BBulthedeclslontogobackto i takesakes a big operatton lo . ; giowDlaottMraUtM.itefc ______- «„ h o y n 4 m . younger y o brothers, too.-and-at—ihat-thc—blrth-Tate5~are— tha ponwpiirBW utnwtryears-gyo ihTV€"fahn wasn't one S “lnv porTiM rt m ore lhan one fam ily. In ; a» pwW-ltT W . Im feneufUion-wBitatffatay— dee uto^r77^oafi=Mrith»aBBA.>in.-».add>t ■ed..otirUch.4J,057.000 c ^ ., , : ;_.^caSS S3 community. Dubas had ln-farmlng.--U's4o-hard..for In pecpeople bom.onthe-farm now „ to9 :t :thlnk_aboutJ^ing..BS a ___ agriculture._and_ g rl an. M A.Jn __toio” .6 belnnZaccotm laii,I3Li-- ~wereUibo (rownifOUUm.— pot - — ...... ftraveled r extensively as an andnyohe, Indudlng niy dBd,'to thanlnl^,”BeaIesald. tha conareer^ he added.- "But they - Jouroumallsm.- had originally left — mechnechanlc-And a laborer'lO'M ------_awan^Dningi;ulurc fnrm rr ' .start-roora-lhan-one-son-in-—— sti r ifere-stlll-iirobably-femem-— the-he-fann because hr~dldn*t— guCRHiCCC86(Uj:"Sgm e people 'lust------T mmimmmmssmsmsiA a\ “ Y ou c a n ifiTd e n tir e farm in g .” tering how thclr fothen have thinhlnk th ere w as enough money .ddon't o n 't think the Investment ft tow nships w ith farm ers In family of successful farmers Farming. Dubas said, is an " , nmplalned about the lack o( iniln il. worliworthit." > ; their SO? or 60s who have no with a reputation for hard "up a?)d down business. It's a 'etum (or the investment "After I got out of college sons to take over thc farm. It's bean work. * Already. In addition to gamble g( and It moves fast. “ * jccessarytofarm.” andmd the Air Force, I Just Calif orriia 1 easy to find men who don't « working with his family, Most M farmers know whnt ®“ Beale said he suspects, too, cou;ouldn't see going back lo even know what's ^olng to PLANNING : they’re doing and they know {■ :hat there are some families fan[arming. My father wasn’t Dubas was running his own' lh happen to their place when ,u„ cow-calf operation, (arming there th Isn’t much room for Lhal le fl th e farm and a re now eve6ven close lo retirement age. TOBUIID? i " hanged S they die or retire; there jusl ' prices unch retu rn in g to it.______ancand 312 a cres usn’l enough to______1 600 acres o( rented land and m ir istn k es." -aren’t, as-many-young-people— ^ -REM ODEl4NG^-5 — — '’ThW wcfe-an6rorSuy«~‘ ~PfiU a ^ Judy Jones (ll into sufsupport two families, (^ e — acquirinff-B'fini -line-orejp ------able lo make the (Inanclal STOCKTON,.Calif. - Most I17.25-17.50.17.25-17.50,29-30. !pensive m achinery. wwho graduated wilh me ond that category. Last year they USDA US now says 640 acres commitment to (arming any C aU fom iir^ prices showed ' Washington small reds, 2S- ■ who are up working at homo on “ gave up the security ot a memakes an optimum grain ^C a U ... 5 But. three years later and \ m o re." little chati^. .Trading activity 25.50.2 no quotes: pinlo - , 32. ^soonafterhewonanAmcrican the tl (arm. .Of all o( them. 1 regular paycheck and moved lat(arm .) To get sta rted on your POPEftSCHEELE^ was again teascmlly light, rno quotes; pinks — , 27-27.50. pFarmer Degree from FFA. know k o( only one who is sllll Beale also said the (arm back ba lo the larm near Nash- owown, it should take a sock full CONSTRUCTION ( C 0£ P lan tin g o f t h e : 1975 crop no r quotes. IDubas quit. He moved into fanning. f: Alotofparentsdon'l '- mmechanlzatton has accounted vlivllle, ni., where he was raised. of money which he didn'l • « FARM . continue* .Jo_Fi#ke...good town..and.began worklng.as. .. e v e n try .to .talk th e lr.k jto .in to __ (0(or some movement o(( farms. . "We' were tired of living in. ha v e." '•comtnciAL 2 . progress, .according,.,to lhe _ a ssista n t .c ash ie r - a l a - loca^ -_- stas y in g on the farm any more ; "1" in l960.-w e were sUll ju sl thithe^city' (Des-Moines)-and Joncs^fatherir88uowrw— t - . _ .t)ea n m a rk e l news. — ------b'ankr, " IIherejust Isn’tenougjfroomto bib e ^ n ifln g T o “ mccHanlie th e feeling fei jammed up against •Phli Pt hns taken over the farmr— - Bean prices for dollars per Agriculture officials arc support s more than one piproduction o( some products other otl people," Mrs.‘ Jones TlThe lirst year showed a 100-pound :bag (or this week, worried about moves like ((amily." x p ec ted to be 6cl(-su((iclent In I'ta O A Sav.BUHi Y .! Feedlot satales listed T h e young(arm er have be en . ■ Canadian g r o w e r s bo b o v e - lh e - 18.1 million cw l bfrpwvkw y ^ ^ reasons. Many think'It's iusf | NORTH SALT LAKE. Utah Sheep: At lam b pools choice bean prices received (or the rccord r production occuned in — too-expenalve-lo-get-into-(ar------\ (UPl) - Utah, “Idaho and i 1973 crop and planted 160.000 ~i9«7wh'cn'20"MIl6nWWol5— i | ming these days. Others say ' eastern Nevada range and 1slaughter la m lis' 49.46-49.68, a c r c s In 1974, 27.000 more than produced. j Growers planted I they don’t want to spend hal(o( | (eedlot sales for week ending net 1 weights *afler 4 per ccnl In 1973. Yields were down 1,65 1 m illion a cres in 1974. 18 I ev ery y e a r working 80 hours a | F rid a y : shrink;- conlracled for late slightly, but a rccord crop o( jp e r c en t m ore lhan in 1973. I week gambling on thc (ickle j ‘ Slaughter steers steady to June Ihrough July 10 delivery, 93.000 metric tons were ' Abandonment v amounted to 4.7 I ij»vi»rnlTihiiiHi\nrt~~chotcp~10&------wealher-Dtjci^ilag-WllhJliC ___ ; m U h govemment’s~''irttervcntlon*' I k.OO higher advance on choice; 110 lb range Idahos 46.00; (or P roduction In thc Dominican 1m illion a cre# for harvest — 15 rI s with the markets, \irt»alfiwK« rfoMnlnntng nn R e p ublic increa sed over 50 per------—] pe l cen t more than that of I9TO:— I “1 really enjoyed (arming,~ good grades late; slaughter Wool: Moderate weight cent. No imports are projected Produclion ot pea beans' and I still.help oul my father I heifers steady. Instances 50' graded wools out of fo r 1975. The Dominican R ep­ (navy), the largest'class. In- . whenheneedsIt."Dubassald. I pigher. Trade somewhat more! warehouses on a clean basis ublic has been a substantial creasy 42 percent over that of___ I "But when thc bank o((ered MSI active this week; the _dellYcred cast grade Ws IJO. importer ofU-Srplntobeans in "■ '1973.' Air other major claw s I K THESE Bl ; me this job. 1 Just (elt that the coming" non^sUughlerlngl '" ‘ 6042S-1.35. 608-1.2S-27.-58«ts------recentyears, - —showed—the—following- in-— I cost o( produclion In {loliday on Monday a factor inI 1.22, . Mexico's crop was severely creased frorn a year eariler; I Ddi.tloned:liH:taHiHiit^ _____ ^ late maritet,-Fecdcr cntUe— f ra d e ’^slowr few soles steady. I eisughterjambs at Idaho lamb> . T O itA R V iSiTWIt I — 25-50 higher; c ontracts r Idaho summer lambs S tea d y lo 1.00 higher, advance it bn th w to be delivered prior - lo m ld-Juiy. Wool tra d e firm . .Confirmed sales this week on '3.545 slaughter steers and 750 I r 1973 Recomnditioned Lockwood Super vf ; heifers; aVerage price and tlir B acquired tlthe facilities St 'weight of choice steers this WIckeies%lciijt V,«ek 50.23 and 1,083 lb, last I Field Ready n i ^ s o o i — Sfia^d:47«ro2flrtMrye5r--~ f e n d e l H w i n j^.06andl,l27. ; -oH ie MHBean-eompany-o nn-May-Hn^e : Slaughter steers, high good i n d m ostly choice 990-1.200 Ib Mark VI ^.00-51.50; moslly good andi Falls and BeBellRapiils. lyfeilReconinditioned Lockwood M jnlxed good and choice . il.0001.125 lb 49.00-50.00; good - I Field Ready ^nd choice 1,200-1,450 lb ly--- ^lstelnS44J)(MS.O0. . We arei new in the MaIagic Valley ^ tt old in the ------i-Slaiighter heifers,-high good ------ftndTn(BtJy-cholce-e75-97Wb— rf7.00-48.50; m ixed good and B raig-hean^- ikwoodjtandaitK ------;cholc84&.0047.00.------heairhusiniIness— -since-iH915--^oper • Feeder callle. scattered dnnH . mnchnWCCgJK | t • ------fiaja-com pam l to $8.25-last-a s t— ------; Iweek; - Yellows -at*|7.90,-up- I V-'-..... OSNUSEDCQUlPMErlENT------fcfrom 17.65 la st week, blacks, « the s a m e 'it S6.90 and lentils. t;$20.G0 com pared to $19,15 lastast 1 } B E F CP R E Y WB l l i Y f l I ' tw e ek .

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- : BOISE (UPIIA s ls 'inle in n jX^TIieii..you:S i m S j m SHie largest ■ team of flour millers and I baUng Industry officials from .... sell daho! yintlla will'tfluf Noflhem Idaiioalio n r fn t anHand___ UacUltiesJuae4-7. , i _ ‘ ..... ------r-Hwdd^BtTBdmlnmi-lloF iig H a.w ker,(right) ‘ of the Idaho.Wfieat Com--1 ^ 7 1 ^ ------P a i i r W esBt s t ( l e f t ) w ill c o n j i i u i e or m uunugcr n of scp'iccii ond Craig t m ission, said tbe t\x v^li driverive ' • will be genenlerul.m unugcr. Thc)'.nrc dctciicr^ihed lo^o.)he bcfil-possiiBsible job (or you,, Tto Lewiston after tours,. oof t_ _ . . .. .t h e - g r o w e m•*.______...... ______(.wbieaf tfoHifi and Sporting sperulcM 35 clcvaton of i I h oDwn w ond hos a ready, steadydy m arket for seed' s n “"B WickcHope \ facmUetln Seattle and For------beanM lo ncrv

-='";G rain = ^ ^- p i PORTLAND - CasJ ^ gralo:CoastddIveryl>uisF"'v - i ■ I M i y «K U : 9BBIa n a w n a m B fo r thB.he.M J. Bem'Cc/npany :il - i W hile Mm f SoflwWte • M7 It ^ _ _ _ _ _ . •- B i r t e y l i m m* l» 0 \ 'y s. ’ V ■ * ' ' h Tlmos-Nowsi Twin Falla. Idaho0 Sunday.May2S.1B75£ • _ 'I'*, l i t M a g i < ------1M u rk y:: . . b i t i n g - w n d Cl

“V a f le y i c o r p ^ i y 2 5 p h. 23 hours and .2 per hour.' . ^Chapman was student body presid'Csldent and a m em ber of the have been a lilllc cold, but they w eren-cn'twindbuffellcd. sasold th e lorge population undoubtedlylly resulted In too much food ToTolal Magic catch. 138 bank flshermei:rmen, 123 rainbow and .23 ' • national honor society for two yearyears. The (H forward was ha 3f the Idaho Fish and Game cocom petition with a resultant lossof ovc)vcrallslzc, perte r hour and 41 boat anglers, 12 fish, 85'vM'v hours ond .14 per hour, ' IScondinthcthcSCICineonfcrcncesice scoring with 15.2 poinls per The aerial and ground survey of t Biologist Bob M l, showed a The largest fish seen was seven pouMunds. And. another rarity, Somom e 30 of the trout weighed a tolal of 22 pounds, indicating the ! g^me and also was runner-up for rctx)-oboundlng honors.' Department, coordinated by fish Bio totaltot of 1677 cars and 35G boat.s inn uuse last year on the same mimost of the onglers were taking ihelr:lr limits in numbers of fish fishish al about ihree-fourths pounds each.each Their cokitlon was watersWi that Saturday morning boasilasted just 1441 cars and 132 rorather than pounds, descescribed os good.. -MaladItlverrl5^nglccsJlralnbowan(m.inH j Uth pnphmir _ —j-Bowyo^onored— - b o a ts ------^------___BcLly-Slewarl-oUJic-BuhLCount^-^-C lub^cportcd-‘.‘paId.at;------M . Most of the boat reduction could bbe e tra c e d to Magic Reservoir tendonce" tei at 900 on the Clear fjikcjkcs. As usual, they- started BlBillingsley Creek, fC anglers. 38 fishih ondom 1,4 fish iKrhour. : Dennis Bowyer. Twin Falls MG to|top scorer-rcboundcr for the which wl was hit by winds up to 40 njlUijilcs per hour and whilecaps oitiving or about 3:30 a.m, Hi agerm an refuge totally. 125 a n g lec rs, rs,: 265 trout, 329 hours and i spcond place A*1 basketball (camim hasi received an honorable ththal appeared In the lhrec-fool area•ea around midday when the _ A , problcmprcvcnted the departmentcht from gelling personnel to .8i perpc hour. One seven-pound troul ondnd oneon four-pourri bass were * J mention In the St. PctersburR., FIjFla,, times high school all- wlwind w as at Its b est - or w orst os theh e c a se m oy be. 'gather ga fish-catchlng-rate on Little WcWood reservlor, Fish Creek cho

“trFllly^ets Witherjmirm ark...... - =8ta$^fd^p=€CSI - ■ NEWVO'HR(UHii-Sar»amwamuini! Ihu fln.tfiIlrtox#pture------1 P Ihe J50.000 w ithers Stakes since:e 18881 S aturday when Willie I ^ Shoemaker rallied her to a two) Ierlength viclory over Uramie cage clinicic C T rail a t Aqueduct in the lOOlh ninninfmlng of the race, ^ Sarsar, the 3-2 favorile. was keptcpt InI the m iddle of the ISiorse _--VlctotKclly,pcrhaps College o^Sout^Southern Idaho’s fan all-tim e____ foi*most of the o n cm llc race ns Greek Answer led from the 'fa\Tjrites7andsomm>f thctopflffensivcnsivcTicfcnsivircoachcrinlherr”^ — •j'^ltminthTsliTrchTKWre-ffldinsr- ...... buslness..wilLbC-lhc staff^ol_Coachoach- Boyd. G rant's sum m cf ■ ■ -. u . LaramlcTrall bursUrom fifth1 placepli hcadlnii Inlo the slrclch basketballba camp. T lo finish two lengths behind S a rsaar r. . S5 a rsar thus becam e the llrsl ■ The camp, which will be held atIt CSCSl' gymnasium, will run In S fUly lo capture th e sta k essln ce Biggi)lggonel, Ihrcc weekly sessions of June 2-(5. JiJu n e 9-13 and June 16-20. G rade school youngsters’ sessionI will be 9 a.m . to noon. Junior from 2 lo 5 p.m . and high school fromjm7tol0p.m, 7 : :fSninls sign pair “ Fee is S35. which covers cost of thelhc cjcam p plus a jca so n p ass to . CSI basketball game, awards, tee-shlie-shirls and insurance. Coach c backcr Mike l^ m on of Kansas f NEW ORLEANS I U Pl l- l.ln c b a ( G rant said. * P and running back Jim Upchurchh otof Arizona have signed ihclr Kelly will be part of the flrsl two.0 so;sessions as hc returns from ew Orleans Salnls. a team ■ rookie contracts wllh the New his final year of collcglale ball at Uniokcsman said Saturday. lo his home in Washingion, D! C. HHe e' will be on instructror the-— r __ 1 Lemon was a sixth round draft•afl choice and Upchurch was ■ ^ — ^ lInti a lii'ft ri.iyg nf Ihn firct ins.and .1 Ilrsl.two.dw-s.ofJbe ____ ^ --•xJratted Inihe tinh roundr- ...... second. Time will not perm it him tolo slaysta longer. • The Saints said Lemon played nose guard a l Kansas bul would Olher featured coaches will be Keithd. a ssistant at Univereity of Cards switch cnmp:ups Denver; Fred Trenkle. Wood Riverver Ihigh school coach; Jerry t ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Ixuis Uu Cardinals Saturday an- Koester. who led Buhl lo the sta te A-2A-21 lille ond now is headed for £ nounccd thev will switch their foolhnnlb n lltraln ln ec am p to Eastern . Pocatcllo.ond CSl assistant Jim WalkiA'alker and Jim Blalsdell------. t Illinois University at Charleston thlssummcr.this "Wc feel with this excellcnl stallrnfinrv,-ecaii lha do a creat acai in:— ^ 7 Oub officials were know to haveave been upsct with officials of helping (participants^ Invrove Ihelrlelr bskills in one week.’’ Coach im ra H a st-y ca r-fo r-faiH n jr^ o ------=flrant«Id;=----- 5 prevent slrlkinfcNallonal Koolballall UagueI Players Association Further Information can be oblaintlimned by calling 733-95M, ex- ^ Cpfckets from approachjng Cardinalmal rookies al camp. The team tension 300. A beld Its cam p at Norm al (he last twotw oVears-

-...m - - ■ ______I S^a^ren injured Gilkey, Hilunter 1 ^JEW.YORK (UPD -Pole vnulltaulter Bob Seagrcn. In town for S ao exhibition prior lo Wednesday'd a y 's ITA pro track and field 2 competition, strained a hamstringing muscler in the exhlbitlon.and ■ tuldheisdoubtful forihe meet EARLY morning at Gear LaLakes found the \score poii]ints in M iScagrcn was giving an exhlbitiorIlion of vaulting ot Rockefeiier parking lot from tbe golf clubhousju se lo lh e a c c e s s ------• Center when he Injured h a m sfim road plugged with cars and boboaU w ith iltUe a t'-ing muscle In his left leg. Ice r o u r o w n B r i n g > < more foom. A tolal of MO an{anglers took ad- . S packsu-crcthenapplledtohlsleg.g S The blond Southern Californianan saids he wasn’t sure he’d be vantage of the lake’s (Ive-flsh1 pper hour catch ^ - J » s l a n d o n national rmeet I r o c k l o f ; able lo compete In the MadisonI SquareSq G orden m c c t-th a l it r ^ . ■ r would take a week for him Io rcI bat'kinshapc,b a d _ HOUSTON - Doug Gilkey and John Hunter placed fourth and si:sixth in their specialties and the milellie relayr leam grabbed fourth in the finals of lhc national Juniorinlor l-ollcge track and field ' P ele slill lalking • I championships Saturday night. 1 NEW YORK (UPIl - Brazilianlan socceri star Pele. currently Those were the only places garnercCicrcd by Caoch Jim Blaisdeli‘s £ negotiating with the new York Crosmos osn In an attempt to reach a T o p r s e is e d e d R l a n g e r ce d g e s - :Golddn Eagles in the meet that hadlad i:120 schools represented by------: c hert Wednesday lo loke In a' 5; conlrocl agrccmcnl. wlll arrive hc over600alhlcles, j j Cosmos* .hom cgam e, vlcc presidentdeni and general manager Clive Gilkey was tim ed in 47.58 in the: quaquariermile. less lhan three- J Toye announceil Salurday, tenths of a sccond txhlnd winner JimIm TiThom as of Llncojnland, III.' m The Cosmos will hosl the Vanco\ncouver NS'hitc Caps In a Norlh -It was Gilkey’s flflh quarter In threeurec days and hc had tlm «'oL _._ m A m erican Soccer League contestit lhatIh; night al7;30p.m. C S I 4 - ai i n J C t o u r n a ] 47.8 and 48.0 In working through1 the preliminaries and semi- ' , s P rio r lo his arrival, Pele will trav e l lo Mexico on busines.s ond ------■finals u inlo ihc'flnWe. — jtlhc&'torVancouvcrto'tie’inaucicdctcd'mio-thc"Cariadl!mlIairor— ^ . always with a couple ouls so wqjxjululdnIc t try lo force anything." In doing so the sophomore'from1 BoiseBoi: picked up considerable F am e. GRAND JUNCTION. Colo - Top-op-sccdcd R a n w r. Texas u se d . . j lew w eeks visiting places lllte. . .-*1— ... a three-run homer by Brown In thehe top of the seventh Inning to Coach Walker'said he would go0 eellher wllh Jim Rogers ond.____ olottcnllon and will spend the next few 1 gam e.” — l.-"T[•TcxaOnssourf.BYUa'ndTCU. ' I ■ ■ ___nl^ *1 College of Southern Idaho's Gn »r»rly )pad whenn 1Hiirrls twat out a drag bunt , Hunler. 'a frosh. was sixth In in tlth e steeplechase but {he------=5=N;CrSlaie ffinais fii ------■ ah. throwing error aM SoSa's-— 7i ___ - — - - - ...... ^ d-C a y ...... - ...... - — nn a Wild pHoh. — ; | ’'C0LUMB1A. S,C. (UPI) - NortliJorth Carolina State scorcd two brown's homer, which hit o flukeike spot In Icftficld and had lo Single. i • whenw he hll by a side aeht.*. Hc> hunhung on for sixth-but'Coach . 5 un^nicd runs In the top of thut! nitnlnlh inning Saturday night to - (co rry only 301 feet, wiped oul a 3-1C;I CSl lead thal had been built in After that Bills held them easilyiily In check but C^I couldn't . Blalsdell B felt he would have beenI thinIhlrd br fourth iflhesldeacheL ■ 2 defeat Tem ple 4-2 ond advancee lo Sunday’s final round of the ^Ihe sixth inning70n homers by>y Shawn Jenkins and_Jocy. score : untll lhc bottom ot the sixth, " had h; stayed awayr • ------; M NCAA South Atlantic regionalII bibaseball tournament' against ..• yelasqucz.\ Shawn Jonklns started that withth a 410-'fool hom er and Jack The m ile relay team , which hadI th e iseventh fastest tinte going fi South Carolfna.- Coach Jim Walker's crew takesles the field again al 10 a.m, Fandl stroked a single. Then on o0 \hit and run play, Veiosqucz Into Ir th e n iee t. cam e up wlUi a 2;1G.M16,1 -to claim fourth. However. 5 T he Gam ecocks, a 15-0 winnerr overov( Tem ple In an earlie r gam e Sundpy « to mc-elCommunity College;ge of B allim orf. The loser will drilled his Iwo-run homer. UIheyshallcrcd the school rccorcj wllhwliha3:l3-flatlnwIn5lnglho S Saturday, a re undefeated in^ourn.1irn am en lp lay a n d ca n w ra p u p a ' ibe out in the double elim ination tounlum om enl, SIserhl’floals fsriday, In lhc finals.;. Bn B ruce Cooper Wl 49.7.-Kevin - ■ V trip to the college baseball W orld■Id SSerle.s ih Omaha. Neb,, with a “1 was really proud of the klds,ds.". Coach'Walkcr sa)d. “We M rrriim ir 9 . Sc. l-<»ui>uU 1 ' BBlalsdell 48,1. Neal M cIntyre 49.5 andond Gilkeyi 47.5. ■ - : J*. w in over the Wolfpack. ' (outhll Ihem 10-^ and R oger Billss llthrew o threc-hitlcr al them Y u tu |# *), W r«iiTn1 lilllMII t Frosh Rondy Collier gol olf a coriecareer best of 14-« In tbe pole, through seven'Inning8.,Llstcn lo thi:this, th ey 'v e got a 73-32 record. i.ouixhiir)', .I.I. IIndllitiinn- 0 Vv ault to'wind up elghih while longg ju mr p e rs Kevin Blaisdell w d " ' . ly ls «i«mi.finntii Blalsdell was - They scheduled 150 names and ptajia y « riU 5 of them and have 103 . V- Kiiiigor.T«;.'<.C.SI f^^lTffdrse-napper cauaught I ------— jfull rides (scholarahlpsi. They,/ 1have 12 pitchers on their ' elghihe at a -li'i - wiih fifth beingng io2>1. Thompson uncorktfa ; jlacc bul an on-the*ands-and- ■ I . LAUREL, Md. (UPI> - Marylaryland .Slate Police arrested a ttraveling team and they've got 2Ciploj^ershere.’l pl; ■ - f - -— ■But'RMgfcfebounded ln Iho sev.wvehth. With one oway. Sosa leapU lhol4noved him inlo third plocc - . ^ m a n Saturday, for, trying to cxlortftort'CCW from the owner of a - •.• ^'TTieylrprca^lr^naaive:!^, ma-n, N'n g tilllP^lhPi^lilt Jt aHalnfld.-lw’.dJC r»lrM wi.lbfi------r Ctboroughb^ race hoi^s^ •n’frbm a'stible at Laurel Race «and qieed and exdute extremelyrw wi ^ ll." W alker co’nlinucd.'“ W e ~ "“ ^ ~ ihe three-run liomer. , ■ • ' , r - • ''lakcoif.‘HelhcnflrJshedm IJ “ \ _ 5 'C ourse. ' ^ _ \watched them work out yesterdayoy (Frlc^y) ond almost didn’t - ____ Stover rcllcycd.wllbsbut&ut ball11 bbu t CSl d id n 'tth rc a ta p f ga in i-...... ,--^The sprinijelayleamwaaellminattinated to th e K m k ltu Js.-;- -8->r,P(d|ce say-they (oun^tbe-horifi«iero2-yW M ld colt named ■' jshflwupfw th(rgame.-’lumTrtIed.— unlil the ninth. At th a t point, Scoltt B ecker drew a woik w H ffW r' “ T “Iwasi^iypro^ofliM kids. •tbeyTbe; ^ f ^ e d very|wtifani3 ^ % ; ;Pbtlem, “mired bdly deep lo aI swiswamp” behind the track. Using ‘■But our kid#i.rtally balU ed Ihem.I Ih The problem.was w c ------a n d CSI gained anolhcc- lifet onor aiLcnnc-la.pul.runoeri.aL_ --carae-up-agaiiM -c, 'lhit’ national ~con-corape!JUon:wtlli'-Clair -b eir ' jia p fiiDBrottlqtt rewued the aninlmal.'wtiicb m suffered only minor icouldn't gel ogr'kiiid ol game gogoing. We had a lot of baac- rsrsiandaeeond. But Ranger then pupulledalfi-gamewlnneroutor times." tl Coadi'BlaiideU uld. .“AU t Jninncps - 1 Ih W ro o e or,Iw o in JuiJust about every Inning — biit , the but y n who retired Bob DePasqiuqualetoendlt, ' ^rUycorforCSIihasH’?"i • S u i,d a j.M .,a ,H 7 S Tlme»-Ines-News,TwinF«Ils,i^ho g S i r e f i y C H-stro k e ]Mac Phail postponesi decisiond |||

^B V B i^'N D '-aiPD r;;.. i .btft o f W il-n » H » 8 " U — OHfltrhirnyi ' • " i V,...... M "‘7 ' ^-i- • . . ” " 1 - — -■ • -AmAmerican League Presldenl main a d e ;■ M acPhaU said. ‘‘Our "We "W Ulked wilh Frank and -ffl J •j T K l Lee M acPhaB J r . Saturday offli>ffice w ill. Issue a sU lem ent discudiscus^ whal w had Ib biil _ p o^ poned fOT"34 hoO fTliU — S6naittttimffStmdayinfflfffvcni— held-held off on‘a dccl^ori'becaotc~ P T x i i elassie-^— . ^ l e a d - o vr e r r f i e W decision 00 Whether lox^hold pr6probable that Frank will pliy we wantv to try and make as •. a three^day suspension and (in the double-header againsl fair a decision ir p i^ b lt) . .- H m Ml Hum ' frJ«-r^l Al tMmw J*»J»^I m$250 fin e against G eveland OalOakland) even If he is MadMacPhailsaid. - ^ , MEMPHIS. Tenn. »J7..M Bed t tim______n y j - M » Indians Manager Frank sus ------JotirrMahaffey. who got-tib—got e aw ay from mffBud l h a d to — JiJotaed—10—ether—golfers—al — ^ rtTii f i m ______—jyVJi.J’!___ *01 213. ______o«OMy Qo«t 7}-n.n-Ji4 t« R obinson for h i n S a y 17 F “bad rouiri out ot the way.” chijp c up. Then .1 2 I W U.Z, ____^ p qah lBg a nd r t eivtag . m atch— Hm T W I * - • <5 m . / - ^ ^ ''5; rvnj)-}u- -JlJ«1 !«« jjn-ji-HwllwilhumplrcJerryNeodecker. - until, unt after his appeal -was .¥ .... :hawy.'^tWM:wa^playc7HW1I **’ U t TrrM Jt«-7W1< * with, the .umpire,” said Moc- slxlh six inning of a night game >' Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Nlcklaus said hla game, did t CM rv.qu « nvit-tit Qliy 0 Onh 7>n-7M1l Wt Ba, <■.««» . J1.J4.7M1S Uwlon U HKk J1.7J-JM1I P hall following a 90-mlnule agagainst the While Sox in ^ Classic. . nnot Improve greotly after thc • ? CurUt J1.J1.JW1I Mi. t d ^ c tM meeting wilh Robinson, tribe._____ Maha(f«y, who has been thc sslow start. "From then on It- o -M -n u B f l ia i______71*W «___ .Tl CMCH JBWIf ...... I Fi«* btfm . "VTce"" Vl P r e sl'd e n I'-'G en e ra I ■ T ------^ leader or co-lcoder since was v 0 ’matter "of -some ^Rif nori *IH M J jS? i ...... - n -n-n^i f Bat«| UdchM JM^rj-IlS tnn CMmi OJKI-J1I Manger W Phil Seghi. bick VORUtSOHLTnOWEUIIt.; shooting a 65 opening day. had modlocrctobadgoU,'’hesald. r jjehA uu« »n n-in I HM( Swu , J).n.IMll *" aL-under-par71Salurdazfora ______'i really wasn't real sharp •. 'o»T • flM>wd *»JW 1i . ^ I >H»n-Jii Butler, Bl supervisor «f umpires News Tips ^ : __ ^ tcMM...... ----nm -'H M M --...... 7WWW»— wllh the'putter (oday-nor (ovy uccsrt n n u ^\ —Ury-WMW \ ------1 and“ Indlans--prcsldent-Tcd— - 54-hoIe total of 204. LltUer. who v Ourr, ClhwU J»J>1Mll ^ 1 1WH a ' 'W srsscssStr: — r began the: round two strokes >with the driver again,” . j flo, (V* TUMWtJ ^ * t o n im-n-tit vit ' Jt-JiJV-w Bonda. » bS. \ Tm Ennt n.J1.n-« I i51i*Trauo-iiomim j- Nicklaus said. 'The Irons ‘ atk nortn 7^7].J}•J1l ‘•I Ju sl «?anl to be sure to get 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 i back,shola69. I • OM ttocuon , * J f J « »B a Hd*od«< .. I .UNUMKHUB'nOMt. V w eren ’t so very good, ellher.” r s . vma 7rn.?o-flJ ’ f non crrva# w w iva all the facts and have the I Jack NlcMaus and Tom > •£tf toM ...... J1.Jlfl.JH , ; DM ,. ■ , „ 5 '» « -2 ‘ Golf'sGoldcnBcarlaughed. ] Bab mate* M-Ji-J)-Jil B»6 s m ...... Oj opportunity to .^llscuss. this— k IJ "VA Welskopf both shot l•ove^por Uut Him V.TVJI^i 0 ^ H«rf J>*J*-J1I Tirt, M JVTHWW ^ 73s ond went Into Sunday's “ I don't know how I sit here Chgrt ciuvm , ■ ■ ,n*I»-J1} ' final round five shots back at iand laugh at 73.” he.sold. 209.’ - - - " I t ’s rea lly nol funny. - - - “ L et’s sec. I've shol 67, 68, •'However, I’m Jusl five 69.” LIttler said alter his shqU i back and I've only got ------^ ro u n d :“ '* I f - I - 9 h o o t - 7 Q —___ two I guvs in front of me,” he lomorrow-I don't know where isaid. '‘You never know w hat- - thatwilllcaveme.'' w ill happen.*' M ipiaffcy. wllh only one Mahaffey said he discovered viclory in four years on thc after Friday's second round tour, said his charices of taking that the iHaft was about to fall Ihc (35,000 first prize are good. out of his driver. He took the “I think I've got my badI club lo a local shop and had a round oul of the w ay-at leasl I new s h a a Installed, but did not f f i ------hope-80.^lhe-a7-year-old-pro—I___ have.achanco-topractlceairllh— OM 'nrrpaiftr^— " Ihe drivcr before the start of HDffiNmnrsKrNaei s a i d . ______WRANGLER L itlier caughi Uic dim inutive• hliroiind;...... »••••••• ______^ MEN'S ' 1 ; ‘ ...... "I was kind nf nervous th is -- ______:______■_ J U B B E F ii "■ (5^ri50VT^ahalfey'6n’ thc a ------flnlshlng-bolo wben he sank a— I*------— J — SCHI:h r a d e — — p i nr ^ = : ^ B E I ^ RANCH the coileader said. "But I 2'i fool putt for a birdie. ALDEN w H n = = = a i & i ! drove well on the back (lilne) f HYDRAUtIC . Nlcklaus, playing In the same ^ jfi • WAI K;— BUCKLESS-^Wellington-n — L jjjiifjilj three-footer that would hove: of nol trusting the club.”i r ^ A C K - 1 0 G «nuine brought him to even par andI Mahaffey left after his - f l r i - K M ! P o l y « t * r ; I 0 ston lol (It Sllvir I j left him all alone tn third1 round, however, to spend llme BOOTS Dtntm.lonk . '-I | place. on th c prac tic e tec. I 0 capacity . Top grad* o1l “I wasn’t happy wllh theB "1 c a n 't .blow It now." he $C25 . tan Uothtr w ay I played, although I did n 'tt sa id . D % Front... " '• pu t the ball In any real,1 Dave Hill shot a 69 Saiurday O f f H * 'S 0 $ 0 495 said. a 70. a t 210. Gil M organ and ------Nlcklausr

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lt!lDIANAPOL!S,!nd.(UPI> pcnalllallies that Include fines and back-toK-to-back races. In addition guaranliiranlee they’ll be around a t -I ~toaw>to.^flngrflnl.,ln-... .loJllL^Iii. vnitnvich Sr... WIlber------theflnlsltlnlah."_____ ^ _ >uld'rcaeh'i60 dep’^ o h th e-- frscllelliohs. - • ------Shaww-won - in i939^Q^MaurI . H.you[.you 8o.by-Tifeiilon..Nj.— . phaltribbonofthesp^way . "GciGet yourselvM off safely," • Rosee InIr 1947-48 and Al U nser tn -— a s tr o tc a rc« fc foreeost for Sunday-'s 59th Blnforford cautioned the 33 1370-71).71. ' clobaudbaudo, however "Foyt’t -r^r J ninnliinning of the $I million In- startlrrtlng drivers, "and take "Therhe prcssure has been on chartirt IndicatesIn no aspects of 'i ^ ------dIanaanapoll5~»0—aulo—racing— careoeoHheTrther-guys-Wolch— .ii-flutherford odmlts, luck.k^ TheTf position of Marsin ; class!assic. eachh otheri to Insure a safe "Lastisl year 1 h ^ lo chargc to Hl5“ ch . -Tb'Tbe weather bureau start-rt— and God bless all of the frofront after starling In 25lh conlacUlUclri by*^!ti' t i r i ------^predl*•edlcled this wpuld-be-lhe- you:"t:" - T...... — p la ce:e-ThIs r time, If It's easy, -meanshanshewillbeljieaten;“— ------^ — >Uesl race day In U y e a rs. p u»uane a "Pancho" Cartccls. I'll go ifor the front at lhe start, Instesnstead, the astrologer secs ' ithoutsidearcatcpiponittircs starttrrtlng-BiatuslsBiIll Indoubtr- but 1“1-d o n 't-ln tm d -m a k in g -n - -• th eI stansta r fttvorinr»69-wtnner— ^ — ^ ------hoveiw erlng n c ar 90 degrees. T he T h e} condilionc of the car he seriou;ious move until lhe halfw ay M arioirlo Andretti. A • forec.recast raised the possibility 'crackieked up in Thursday’s mark,rk. You don’l have lo get up "‘Hlslsthelucklestofcharts. ‘His 1 • , of ususing relief drivers If any carbuiburellon tests win'not be ' therere untili lhe last lap, so why His> MoonMo( and Neptune at race regul‘gular wheel jockey feels the comp!npielely certified until wastesto yourself and your car *tnre”nTe'relate perfectly to the- i I^B B V «S^3 cffecifeels of the heat. Sundaiday morning. If Corler unlll1111 11 counts." positionsition of Jupiter, which — In 1953, when the lale Bill cannomot start, first alternate - Poll'ole sitter A.J— Foyt. meansluuisluck-Thepositionofthe - Vukoukovich Sr. won lhe first _of___Rick:k M other will be on th e s c aarching n for an un- driversivers on the tra c k at tfte tim e Is back-lo-back Indy races, grid,d. p reicedented c e fourth Indy of the the yellow flag, - possibly nly seven drivers went the' Therhe winner will receive a trlumijmph after winning In 1961- causcdused by an oil ^111 (also ~* i>flPw riA *s^^iiH SSM B i» ^ 200-la■0-lapnKitcwithoutrellefand purs3t.Ihx ; ■ iW B B K M B e ] i) cause one fatality among the becorcome the fifth winner of pretlj2tly fast and I can almost m m rivers. Carl Scarborough IRATE Joe Frasson, Goldenlen Valley, Minn., ’ sue* i - . _ ■ ■ > uccummbed to heat takes a Jack handle to his Ponilac P< after he p^slrostralion two hours ofler he ------po6ted-a-spc«d. ot -I4fiqa5-i!ujiuting_flH{ill{ylQg______w as- Mira tradde set B it7 P o iitiac!— 1 T ake th a t S aturday for th e W orld 600. It was too slow to is car. cra ck tbe fjeld. Too much heat would tend t o ------•_ t______- ______------To JACKSONVILl;Er“ Fla. '-m erljcrly known a s the S h a rk srin — slowlow the pace and create (UPiIPI) - Tho Jacksonville cxchtchange for several players hazalazardous conditions caused ExprWortd-Boul------TaU a b ta e-ni^iire^hhn!- - A - ^ l o o p t cG p r e s s -fM. O F ------seracramble drlver-crew star- i^ineingham Vulcans that will playcayed la st y e a r In BIr- , ■ tegycgy. There is a 50 per cenl g^ndnd quarterback George Mira mlngIngham, Is o University of | t‘» e r S f e r chhance a i of thunderstorms to theih Express, team officials Mianiaml^ graduate who has hittiililtingtheareaatracctime. said;itdSaturday. playcayed for the San Francisco y |jK ^ i d Drivers received their final Kay Ka Stephenson. Jackson- . 49crsers. Philadelphia Eagles, :S' " • Insltnslruclions Saiurday from vlllelie's director of player Baltialtimore Colls and Miami ( d i v i s i o n1 1 i n ai l l l s p o r t s chie :hief steward Tom Blnfonl. pers:rsonnel, said M ira Is being . Doiploiphlns of the NFL before ------— wvho-wamed ho them of possible —tro'di0-de(ri(niii>^xiittf5s:-Tor-— moviovinpttnhifWTT::------^MISSOULA. Mom . (UPI I - ina>making progress again." and Division One sta tu s would ' 197575 presidents also will go_ ploivlonships will te held at_ - looking lo lhe N C A A ^w w iy* ------ppucsue-DlvlsIon u n Onc-stiiUisioE____nlonrrima lo i anIm fiusj)L_wit,h_ Flag — ^ ^ n i e F miish-K-\biirse i elf------" —6 f;^H ln g. costs—of-Hn------ththeconference-ln-alhiportS: e i ------fltWetle-scholorfhip&-ba6ed-«nalhl ------2Fh<^gu#lUlrsUulUttatoii-_Tti ler^llegiatcalhletics. AAttending the NCAA neeUa6a ------oun presidenl Joseph BlsHop, who UL.awrcnce w Walkup of northern unilateral unll action on this thele besit conference records at - ‘W m nm sr'”------Arizona. John Barnes of Boise quequestion by the Big Sky Con- thele homt e of the reg u lar seaso n 4*« f 014\t’ I r ts Uie c u t t i n g chairm an of tlie Arli house fo iliii. Automuic r»- ~Big“ Skr pi^dentsV siild” Stfl1State and:Emest HaHung of ference fcrt or any le ag u c x o u ld .be___lejader. a d M arch 5-fi, Coin flips ig>nt oelionil tl.ti- , ...... — Idaho. ■- -______-dlK■dleattro u a — ...... williiil 1 b rw k any tio'hr~ tra Mlt. Prim ll^■ ------"‘ i dud*d>Hi«-*u-.omina.inftrnn —b«seninthesurvWnl mode long sTshop-sald B .they._want J o _____T ,ThC JilSSOula _meeUng_Mt_ _TfT h e next conlerence m eetin g ~ ’' “n ” -■ W w . ___. ei^gh. We want lo start make ma the conference solvent, datdates and conference cham- will,’lh be held Dec. 1-2 in Boise. Mik.-I,sl piopioaships for next year. The ' Idalijah o . S'.imr.i. If THE FINISH-IT-YOURSELI:LF HOUSE: Today's solution to the high cost of ^ housing • QUALITY COr0NSTRUCT10N • 79 MODELS'S YOU CAN MOD- ■ ; | w C s e (3 e k s l e g; i i s l a t i o nI t o IFY • FINANCING ASSIS;IISTANCE • LOW DOWN PAYMIT^ENT. > S ■ ■ * Send for your free full coii:olor catalog orcall your C ap p S l E J ' p I. . Representative. i pMoew* 0«pf lO-H • - H eiitiui Blvd. royal gark ' pwiufld.0). Oieion 97219 r e d u c e a t h l e t i cc b u d g eB t s 120 N. Moinlnolile Diive I lUNh mt >iiur Nc* floirx H IdiriQ FJllt. ld)hoB3401 I I I Idol fkV oilh m. C.1M ot ■ JM . 208.S22-6789'“ -:: I 104-FAGEnJUCOLOLORCATALOG ■ ■ n*b«reu*M«nt J ■^BBOCK, Tex. (UPIl - coacoach Cleburne Price lo m maj ay o r m ay not be som e public Invinvolvlng finances Is a national N\MI.______Alwar*P*rin>MfitMn4 Southwest Conference olliclnis meimembers of his squad. anntd till* SfilCOO the .number of scholarships, conconference lo administer He violation viol Is not se v ere enough wllwill take some sort of-acllon.” ______/l»’._ ' ____ r md # loot !.(•• T r t J P cut the number of coaches and detdetector tests to coaches, to vwarrant placing an alhletic ____H o m e s sharply reduce recruiting Q(hathletes and backers of an departm dep ent on probation. activity. alhathletic- department —there ■ " A spcclal financial meeting • SMINOSVIAH-ROUKOtp\ ' BuL Incom ing preB ldent - waiwas no apparent sentiment to ot tthe NCAA Is scl for August MMlYrUNWITM -; BRUNSWICK'FAMOUS HOMI — K«ftf>eth—Iterrlok—of—T«xas------feseindlhe-rule.re» ------In-GIn-C hlcagoand-al-thatjnccUng------—- neciienTtOHTAstes------! Christian University said the "WTiat we a re doing now Is lhe the SWC will propose th a t lhe cdtJerence could not pass such .speUlnR snc out specifically wji.il; totntotnl numl)or of scholarships to le^alion on its o» ti unless - carcan be invcstigaled. saio • be' thcNCAAdldso, ouloutgoing president J, Nells reduced red to 55. thal a foolball _ ■ I'iWc a re not golna to Kcl loo ThiThompson of the University of staff stai shall have no more than ' -fv-oul of line with Ihc rest of tciTexas. "^ght elgl assistant coaches, that a IM’ NCAA." said Herrick, "We are n o tg o in g lo Infringe basketball bas coach shall have no F O H E = “ BF = T O ^BRUNSWICK' ■‘^ a u se we have found lhat an an Individual’s 'personal more moi than one assistant and Ill R AlAMBASSADORS" ’ wecannotcompeleirwedo." r|^rights. We will have guidelines lhat iha all olher head coaches .OuflowtitpilMdOlB 'M lls annual spring business gp Hm I I > w U Ualchtd, dow*i*d, $IM I|(lD J. tokecp Its controversial memeellngs . thal he'felt the The- T -conference will also I I t n l I '*0r*0iii*rtd ii4i(. Uv»- i T f V ^ ' - -il •11 fuWJif eutMoni. #.loot ' . f ; -----^ p3vy5ph legislation adopted poi - m b polyi^aph rule has helped suggest sug that no school may 0''’: JoSl D ctem ber.. but look no rcdu e lhe number of visit vlsi an athlete more lhan f o r „ ■H ■ I public acfibn concerning rccrccrultingvhl.'itlons." th thn ree tim es and th a l th e period : Seefi I t t m \ a^eged cash payments made iThe le?gue apparently gave of of off campus rccrultlng of l l | l | B | l - * - ^ e ^ j B IT bf^Unlversity of Texas track __ pa private reprimand In the foolball fool players b c llm lted o n ly ___ UriUniversity of Texas con- lo toF Fridays and Saturdays from - •’ y o i i r s e l f cemlng violations In lls track Augau IStoDcc.l. program. Despite i: lhe urgent need for • S ilvcrbci’}!: B u tex ecu llv esecretary C liff fiscal fisc limitations, the con­ anuNswtcK* ' Speegle said the school had 10 ference fcr officials fell they could K) COMMANDERS days lo review Ihc action ta k en not no pass such drastic w t i y y J| H O P . BmrnwlekI aiANIy -.•< ■ voted IN AIA by lhe conferencc'and al the legislatioh leg themselves. end of Ihose 10 days, "Ihcre “Because this situation hOM»combbid.7or».lool .T c o a c h a w a rd WI*. Our lo»pr)c« kM*r. s h o ulid l ^ ARKADEtPHlA. Ark. ' — -(UP1>- - Bill Silverbcrg-of - ^ 6 9 ® ^ Eastern. New Mexico - Universlly Saturday was n am ed the I97S trac k coach of ~ b 1 1 - o w n oo n e . CMom lr«utl*»en the year by members of the i n r i Alk M iMul flrwACUit, ------__ I ■'------• - < brSllUNSW>CXHM•^ _T5rack Coaches A blation of I RKTNUori M mM*; "'U s n Aia t - ^ - - " ^ ^ ------— BSUMWICK't .Hoover Wright-of Prairie ^ \Hfew University. >ex., z H I H trucks— igpsidebt 01 liie coacnes yster» lift ti M ociatba made the' an- “lEAWllUTr—-IIKVYillfTY- ^ muncemenl al the annual I w * .. iflAlAHjlloIFamcbancjuet. •• ailverberg, a former PLASTIC SISAL -jffA m erlea al the Unlverslljr ^ Kansas, took over the CONTINENTAL HARVEST I KING ■^Cffeyhouias-'in '1969: He ' IJ ■ ' 9600 FT. 7200 n . ^=^lf!Uit--«ul a y 1 [JSG’s 4 /4 0 r e l a ;ty c l o c k: s s 3 l § i

MODESTO. Calif. (UPI) - wonron with a leap of while diartiamplon. won the discus with. In Ino: olher cvenU of nole, sieve . I 'refontalne. who holds ev^, I 'SOISouthern Callfonila's track MI9:119s PoorclM ked 2.06.9. a tthrow h ol IIM while Ppwcll, Prcfoi B l u e • o w n I Southern C al's 440 rela y wfho ho h a s a pending world m o rk ' Akmerlcan m er distance tixord. ran ' I l a k e s c r c 440 rela y te am se l a m eet So iwoy w llh the tiA-o-mllc )h ' I rec o rd of S9.3 s e c o n d r ond t teuim ar was mode up of Randy of.2f .226^. did only 216-11. Ja y ow ay Dick S«pa and Del R up^, to U share the first-round lap Third ' place in the overall J llvester, uho holds the listed 8:36.‘:;36.4; American rccord ' I PelPenlU Kahma of Finland b eat' WVllllams, Mike Simmons. Ken - -Sllvi leading. Of co-leading in both prize p wllh Ace and Dee Han* standings at went tb Bob ■ w rld n ia r t a l 224-5.. finished holdelolderKathySchmldtwoiflfie' *''* I woworld record' holder John Ranlandle and Guy Gilkcs. They, wor ___roimda. j|gin-the.flnnual,B[uc— a ioat.«tually.Ilnr trnmi fmm fni»nnrthwHhatrslntaH-7, Dave Croxler. Pocatdid; at ■ •Puwd i by m ore Uian-twu ' feet— b«ai L akes ..Country. O u b . tw o-m an w ith diy eight under 61. w hich Di rennessee and Arizona Stale Don D Quarrle. Jamaica, who Jack!lackson took the 120 hurdlesin . .. . 124. -while pe re n n ia l con- ■ InlInthedlkusSatunlaynlghtat.. Ten —- hMt hfltl Invitational Saturday,——shared «i lap nyn^-wllhjcTbe duo termination | n o f m e e t flnetlmeoI3;55.6. counlry club coursc well. They pulled ] him and Thlescn Inlo a Bob E Soran and WaU Grlnsham ^ , jfinished it 16-untopar UO. posted a iO-under 59 T hursday shareoftholapprlzc. i I MEMPHIS,-Tenn. (UPn— tobeldentifled. to - Members of the the "Hc didn't take a telephone Standings >Professional G olfers’ pl II 8 01 i • •s I PEKING, China (UPI) - "1 Jove ''e m ,” hc said". ! Ot.*u»d u » ja I )ye ar, could be In dongcr of players’ p division ellmlnotcd But the Chinese athletes • ' '- For thcilrst/Ume on this trip, "They’re nuts about pole ^ being fired, sourccs said. tlthe amjual • Tournament • of D o o r s . . . ■ have shown competence even ' Ihe U.S. track and field team .is5 vaulting and every time I OtklM n H » - "W e aren’t .questioning h is C ham pions a t C arlsbad, CoIIf:, • We do Installing In losing, enough so lhat many \ beginning trfworry. com e down, from .Uw bar and T«Ut » II .«C I'l authorllr. I but we ore following ft the 1975 event last of oil types of VPI am ong th e U.S. contingent feel ,Kvm Cd| n If M i'> . , » hit the mat rpurp<^ly do a * questioning the way he han- n d o o r v — theycHTrand-wlH'become-an—.-tLoMVUI j ______. ... Chinese:.have_?avedli.hcir__.r coupleof extra flips. P u l it on a Ciuvrw n fl SCO ]■> — I^die fWwiHflillll> Mwynl . bul bccausc they’ve beenli ‘ ouloflt;” ; — a»ib«‘ rc3«.«-»------UQ^U lUIK.ninB a u u a TS milled lo compete tn • the Ca i Bltimrt <. nt.M ...... CrtiiMs1 ...... n » » J'l sponsored Joinlly-by-the-PGA— See Us To UianKe“SmcHcan performers— fi«.Ko n n » « s now Is considering lhal u» are starting to feel they won’lI Ihe Americans swept 64 of 66 IHOAil-UieM ...... — !s » ongo------n » .u« * sand the Tournament Players - decision. AW-U » n « *'. I be In lop shape for either Ihee events and figure to win the »r IMM n«M kMmKMl Division. S a w t oo ( o t h _ : "We don'l feel we've lost [Mt IHMI0« IJ Jl n 10‘> * NCAA championships or thee final meet here as well,- .. 1. pct. #b. SMrin-i AnuM Beman. a former lour anything at all in these SVI rflKlKO 10 1 I national AA1J championshipsIS allhough the Chinese will have performer, succeeded Joe Dey p r e - h u n g 1 meets," said one member of f l u S ' - . Nto Yoili S nawu 1 f.pl • g doors ^ 4 when they get back lo th e U.S. far more of their national ttemtuf ] Hcuticn i r>gM ‘M a rc h 1, 1974. a s c o m ­ the Chinese Athletic 20 1» JO i T he NCAA cham pionships Inn alhleles In this one thon theyI Sm 0*8« 5 P1I1UW9K t . n.SM jmissioner of lhc PGA Tour- 151 Maxwell Av«.,TwInFIn Folly 734-7770 Federation, ‘^tte tecl we have U. tM» I lot ] ffl , , ------hflrt ih c — lo had In the previous two, S“ T . i! j! S i ' nament Players Division. r~"'wonTfiOi5itnTinnr!cm!snip‘. ------! weekend following Ihe te am ’s■8 . Since these three mecU arc J and lhat means much more to ______return home on 30 ondid strictly good will affairs, no }— i a than-winningeventSr^'------only a handfurTi (he iTSis;— polnrscorcsnrcbetngkept and— There Is no ^question the ------athletes-compellng -now -lnIn— - no medols are being awarded^-___ :NiioiiJi±|HiiI Z Z T T Z z i l i> Chineses have won over the rz:zzzSilO|i: MemoriatDay: r. Aclually, the meets have rSmnlapintlil China arc eligible to par- 1 U.S. athletes wllh Ihelr llclpalc In them , but all theic tunned into a huge clinic with Q___ genuine warmth and ------Am erican perform era-on-thlB—ilB___ thc-Chincsc-lIstcning nvidlyJo___ y hospitality. ------irlp can engage In th e nationalal the lips being offered Ihem by [J______Linda Cordv. a 2l-year-old -—- a AU— ehamplonsbip*— In—In ihp Americans before nnd^ ...... 'Brooklyn-sprlnter-wllh the— Eugcnc.0rc..Junc20-2l. . a fte r cach event. ve From lhc start the Chinesee women's leam. tells of an ______Prauimahly.thaLtfQUld fclVC y— CkptirUjnK' blif lijJ Im- them enough time to workrk have malntatned they ore only r '"I S e a r e m ediately following th e m eet themselves Inlo prime shapepc Inlerested in wionlng the Jl - In Canton a w c k ago. ------e x c e p flh a r s o m e tim es pooror Americans' -good-will, --not- is "Right aller the meet was ___ habits are;hard to break andnd necessarllly any ol the events Uv— mw Is. They rcp eaU h silLIr ^ over," ^ e says, "this Chinese^ in "girl.' 1 don't know-n^rTiainer^ ------|7been^^nocklng-^homsdvcsJlUl_ml motto over and over' again t.— hugged^mCr-}usL_lhrew_hei:_r _ - _ . ... J or breaking any rccords In thehe every dayT^Trlcnashlp-first.— ■ arms around mc like this, and two meets here so far. competition second." . ' ‘W e're getting a whole lot:of of One U.S. athlete, hearingtg , lifted me clear off the ground e. although she couldn't have good wlu bu l we’re not gettinging lh a l for perhaps the sooth tim e. the goodicompetlllon we needusi laughingly turned 11 around to been more lhan four pounds ■ fof somelhlngllke the nationalnal • ‘‘Prlendship first, competencece heavierUumme ...... - v ...... champlonshlp.s." said Terryrry “The tears sUrlcd coming to my eyes.'I couldn’t hold them Porter, the lanky, long haired S |> iiiiiiii'(l back. I’ve been In Martinique. pole vauller from Ft. Worth. In Rio de Janeiro. In Europe. Tex'...... ■ |.|,j Ic'iids m ccl France, Italy and England and------"It’s no joke cither. The >1, S’A-edcn also, and I n e v er got nationals are very ImporUnta n t SANDWICH, England lU P Il ------lo’aloiorguyBonourtcanvflnd'and— =TitjmuerBnllestcn)sxfSpatn-— ihefeellnglhavebere.------"These people have done I B ' Jf som e of the lim es they’ve beencen shol his sccond stroight su\>- ‘.everything'humanly possible doing againsl the Chineseese p ar round ovc;' the wind-swept H ' r ' to show Ihelr friendship, and wouldn't be good enough to Royal SI. George's seaside III . n I'm sure Ihey’re being com- M al m ost junior collcge teamims s links Saturday and clung to a ■ I backhom e.” one stroke lead at the halfway,av plclely sincere. I can feel 11. You con.'l fool th e hum an ■ I . Porter Isn't faulting the point of th e - l l20,000-pcn(old h etfrl. Chinese, though. PGA golf championship. HI PICKK-A-PAIR.. — — ANDDlSAVEUPTTOS75 ------w n r t r y w rrboy^nrtfohni)eirrBlcycle b o ------■t th# reguliilulirprkt, a«l50%otl \ on iny ttcon»cond bicycl* of tquBi valus or leatiM t. 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SAN D IEGb~'(UPir‘- ” “early; " Lefl■cftha n d c r R a n d y J o n e s WlrWlnfield hlt hU alntb tome ^ S . t / F - . ,url6d hls*second consecutive runTin ofo: the season In th e fourth____ C u b s f oo r s i x t h I w i n i n r o w ‘huthutout, his^ fourth of the Innlnjnnlng making 11 2-0. W cason, and Dave Winfield had rw»i1 « » » |- ’ . tmOm '■ ■ I ! ■ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - rinttitt oflseunoeMj oioo brbreal^ii^a (Ive-gome Expos’ - || R oyal.s ra lly ______^ wo hits Including a home run , ArkH ..Bgobby Wurcar drov» ln.«U. ^ ■«I1II lo- ;aturday-nlghUo-U)ad4be^n— M M C^ : "itl runs with a hom er ond a (rljilc OttM m n n i » - t * gagame winning skein for thc past p j Orlo l^"" ____— )lega.PfldrK to a 54 victory Oftxt _____ta«ooe-* T, : _ 5 ‘-?e s w c t __ .4 o o ,o ,i9 ^ i_ !!:;jiJ !____ ~ t o - I c a d -U ic - Son:- Frandsco— “Jt-ofit. t*M)»mns I, Oiwtoia I ^Aslroa.'------— ------^ ------' T J ,,.. J,. IL., -X - -oveirverlho P ltiS u r^ Pirates. ------~KANSASClTV(UPI)-Hol ' Giants to a 10*3 victory io(LOa«lUM 7. CMTfIM I kto Jones lowered his ERA to .pwtnr McRae’s three-run double VtnH 20l0Kmil( 11(0 ------Saturday-aflcnioon-ovcr-tho— \ U " ^ l.M.58 while winning his fourth lOMJb J«0tFM*>*t2k ) n i cappea a lour-run ninln inning ~ t t m u i — Chlcogo Cubs, the Giants' Oufhr,oj\ aow«f Coo T n o ^ r \ y " ...... m l sfratraignt game,' nitining~htr— ^ 7^ Ip h r • t t M Utneulcl Utx )21IC«)«wcl 4 009 rally Soturday night, giving ' ! Jtviip rT ioo Jwrtp ? 0 M ^ t]xUi straight win. _ I « -' ■ f / seascason rccord to -6-2. He 'fiot-"!*liOtinMn pTi 10 9 0 Bh.i J I i S I 0 JonJorn^'Wie JflOOHHlunlb 4011 IhClhe K ansas City R oyals a 5-4 ] I - \v . W MmtrfP OOOO .. M urcer’sth re o -ru n hom er In h«HinMA I 4 0 9 1 0 d,nDi.m«»rt 4 0 2 0 &wrt 3 0 0.0 callercd four hils, walking - rM»«t IK M 4 8 .(-« -« -» ----- r«i viclory. over the • Baltimore [MM aitiTtt* -am _:iilhe_fourth Inning was the_^[^ -e»ir-«-____lOOtMirc 3 0 0 0 - S acquired high scoring onlynly one and slrlk ln g o u t one. nabwi -IWJbW------\ 1 0 0 0 0 fou II 4 0 0 noiSTTB— i m — Ort'Orlo|cs:------—______BOSTON CELTICS , « iB « » .i ..crushing blow to loser Bill fUU Se • J1-3 5 J . l #_J*._J^. -DmaMk---- ;■««« _ ------guanC2EirlK3SldnairrmBru»y-on«— “-Johnny-Orubt^lcd-off-the- Jo T..?’ — B o n h a m .'4-4. ond:=cflppcd-fl-—1««■ IlM-i H----- r flugwIU* flog !— I MO J9MCTTH— r m ------'------'-t e iM'o t '' —------—PBitt — ~ ~trBaid'a^yrf»w tfterlePtioenlrStins for reserve - “ffrst NtilvtA 1 S»A Oi«9j 2 ■* '.five-nm inning that scnl lhe OUom IJ I I J J 9 ^ U.E&M'n A 9 0 0 9 Butltr ' >M S 2 } 0 I Bg-Wrj II ... 4 120 Pllek II <0 29 Paul Westphal and twitwo future d ra f t c h o ic e . a1 lineIln double lo Iclt centerf leld. 2Mtvtt Pinit. (I,- J. /o«w;t(>iO JOOO HtmiBMi. Rtvii M t .Giants to a &l lead. Thc for*, unURocht I t 0 0 0 9 Uirt6 9 9 9 0 S«U.U (il 9 0 0 9 (UPltelepboto). EnzJnzo Hemand« Mcrlficcd BM pittN.J 10 J in id, Tjb NoftWup 4 0 2 1 VrMtt; 9100 * k I «r » M mer Yankpc olso tripled with. » ToWt II 2 7 2 laUli « I 4 I Rtuil I M > T I } I I Kmuiw pKcM to i batlri ■«!<», toocncDi-i CMbm Cl 0 0 0 i Ol.| tl 4 10 0 ----- ______. Gru>rubb to sccond and he scorcd R*vii ■ th'e bases loaded In the seventh HoM h» piKrw) lo 7 tttiii'i n la H HououMn tneoioco-i Oimon 4 0 00 14cAi«il 4133 onin a ground-out by. Bobby • Ot>Mrr .1 .« I I e I KBPfty Aicn (tunjoi E' ftHWlI . 4 9 0 9 M C>«A2k 3 0 00 Stil 35 4 1 J 0 thc lasl seven days, although n « « » n j L 24 II.J r 2 } 2 4 Boston blanks tH Itonionft 4 7 2 9 WtMIO.0 tl 3 0 9 9 ILOS ANGELES, (UPI) - clul:lubbed a two-.run hoifler wilh he slniggled through lhe first DuAUrc ni2N .K «.;r. lit. Rookie Keith Hernandez drove ;wo two outs In the seventh inning few Innings. Barr slammed C alifornia 6-0 toirefP OOOOIWilrc 3 9 9 0 FUiPFUinoUip 9 9 99 B>J«tp 0 9 0 0 IntIn tw o runs w ilh h is first m ajor :o to snap « a M tie. E a rlie r the > Into Cubs catcher George BOSTON (U P l) - Rico | | iCuUnd p OOOOPiluip OOOO Iad OPEI league home run ond added [^ordinal Cor first ba sem a n singled Mltterwald to tic the game at linghGS w ins TooiiTM xniiToiiit aioi, Pclrocelli and Rick Burleson . Ow ovt Ul n.r.m ,rf''»" C CO nrdinal!!w er the Los Artgele.'; • Ken K Rellz, who had Ihrce ■■ MmoumiTi M,:ni, JB- i). 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B ut you'll com e tot appreciate it over ancJn d labor costs getting highererand ai higher Sox ontlast: ••Wnj«.l 0) , IH 4 } } J 0 Brow< 173 t I S 1 4 ' ' y o u w a lk in th e 1 ' the years—when you don'tI't have to pay a lot___ alM111 ttiejim fc------Detroit 10.8 Umtirst. ^ 2 J 2 0 0 0 9 , ll;::uN aiuT ioii-^-'i ^ — _____ front-door4t-H— i \ ; of plumbing bills, becauseise sediment won't W hat ab o u t interest rates?es? I'm nd expert, J- CHICAGO, (UPll - Bill Ul, “ It,] 2 I 9 ] 9 'n»o. W 14 11.3 I 4 4 2 4 jiist d o se , it seals. j build up in copper to cause;e Itrouble like it d o es in but)ut people w ho are say that the;they’re Melton and Pde Vamcy. wllh WOM i ' 0 1 0 0 1 0 som e other kinds. three hits apiece, supplied irw 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Magnetically. i '1 I: abcibout as low as they're goingg to get. Right now. • , . enou^ Datiing punch~(or (he 22S MSiU ------Sc^lrdoesn't get fn ■Tl«. whole houie li wrapped In Chicago While Sox lo survive a or out. liuulatlon. I: riot )uit Ihe celling, bul the walls and the floor, too." --'wven-nin-Detroit seventh Redlegsedge f — F a d is, a Boise . ‘ i- innlngSaturdav and defeat lhe * i Tigers. I tthe^osHnsBlated^nHI= * DM* CMagp ever see. E asy to Keep w; ttrlH MttiH CINCINNATI (UPI) - Joe warm. Or cool, , unotld 41,10 Mt,r1 4 00 0 . Morgan's IJ two-out single in the A nd that helps (leep the 1 < SOMrMb' S110 Ceww rl 1 90 0 , le bills down. Mighty s j n - i i n . I!Ulh Inning.off Tug McGraw Important-these days.- ‘ . Evm th e w ln d ^ are Iniiilated, 7 .HenondK s t i i u n R }I90 sccrwJ u C esar G eronlm o to give [ f V I . . As you /! with double pane* of , , :■ ePMItP 40I7IM W A 4 n t ^the Cincinnati Reds a ' 3-2 Blast In slldino I' fMiwe 7«tteuoMtaA« )U] vlclory Vl over the Philadelphia walk around, aluminum I ! : ; i s r s piPhillies Saturday night. you'll like the I U cM tl m i D t n u <110 A single by Merv Ret- way th e ho u se h B w jf CetMMLS.. tOOOVimrrc 1230 tenmund touched off the Reds' 4 _ l« m m p SBIt.BiHSMtit SOIO . . , . «Mwp teooupvnp «o«o ' winningwl rally. ” looks, for sure. “ThlTlioneoltlieSlrBiiratford te'riei. Ail'd the Bolje Cajcadee peoplepeo have ' Ce»Mmtp 0010 MMKWpM OncMAM . But som e of the S ', - 30 olher beaulKul modiio you can choose from* * Ti 4 1 2 9 Bom 36 19 10 best things about it are 0*a9» m tstii-io ^ SiMl II ' 4 0 0 0 t*j.j«. 76 soil And w hat are Boise Ca:wascade Homes made Sure see m s like this would)uldbeagoodtime ------C4IAM. LOftD*«o.l I CNW U MIrilB ^ 4 0 0 0 brcnc 4 2 3 2 things you can't see. Like IMM. UfT«. U»H> »0>U HR Lutmlid r* <0 11 fr*i IB 4 00 0 ■ of? Kiln-dried lumber. It’s lhthe best kind. Mean's - - toito find out what Boise Cascade.ade h as to offer. . OJcMtoA 141, UehMi tn SBOn, Hvmon “ p> 0 0 0 0 CoKnc-' ll ! 0 2 9 what you're walking on. , Vn*,. IW . u ,, Nrnw &.u1 1 0 9 9 Sooon f 10 0 0 built.it sounds like they she;hou!dbe pretty-forForthd^brochure. It's free.’’ UpM* « 4 J J 1 0 Cl(iK« 2 p 2110 OtMtMfl ^ 1 0 1 0 . stronger,lesslikelytowarr ST OtfMiM JU 1 9 0 9 J jQfntlim ? (fl 1 9 0 0 U u«0 P 0 9 0 9 expensive. Well, they aren't,Vt. S om e m odels cost J UpM> POCAM 10 1 WtlM rm &Vt«> " p 0 0 0 0 A>ffi*r»l. 19 9 9 Csi e 0 0 0 0 CanoB p 0 0)9 stare two layers of s o little you'll w onder whyy youj haven't UmHtVMwU. Itl MB*!*, C«MUn Hyflcfl “ [K 1 9 9 9 rir«i fn 1099 I 2 id down, but glued down ; i i a . .A-aJai “Bone 1990 — bought on e a l r e a d ^ ^ _ . t p h S2riToaii m tti ' • M T« out »^n •-w'S r>n ills are.) So the floor is MlltBBtO-l- b n , ; A’sfop'S-run ' QMmi ; n a i m n - j . /arp-or squeak-later IJJltn- D»«NUM«hii ■ t, lOB- 1 Boise Cascade Homes B : deficit to win PlPM*0«ipA-« 19 CmcnMD 12 *lt't bulll with Win-dried lumber. P.O. Box 8358 I I CLEVELAND (UPI)-Billy „ IBAew Oiut C>«twri. Cotxtpccn. Won't warp or splli llhe green MftBtiXA 2 III Otwn f TO ursfcthey^niiptn ------j|-^serldflho-837(P— _ ] ------1 ------»- r - r » K - g ------. wood doei.* . . . 1 . 3 t 9 3 I___ . bigger, fancier mO'nodels. ^ - 223 ' color brochure. * itlief Saturday to pacc the 0«T o 423 4 J 2 1 4 contrary to what you'nI'might be thinking, j * • . Oakland A's to a 10-5 come- ^eortiOA 2'.} 1 0 t 0 2 _ 2___ S_9 0_0_t___ ^pL-thls-l«-good4ime.tQ^ ■ • ironj-behind vJctory .over__ . c « > 2 9“ » 0 .} tdQ4LBecause4hings---- }— ...... ------1 - ^ - IbeClevelaodlmiun* WP4kC>M I F a m e tJ20 ______•...... I.,' - I I - | - ~ *(kH «iktt - j A ddress M l t l ' tlltSrtk IC»iri» nil ^stro / s in 9th I Cty ■ ^ State ■ ■ ' . - .[ : • IliiMMO Z in ite6 B « n » n i l _____ HQUSTON (UPl)..-=^Gary_ . "■ {iygkii-tiloS^'it' ITn Carter < stroked a game- C i a s c a d i -r— 'C M c « iH ,~ t::a wnw«>— TOt« winning'j^crlflce t fly in the | ) i o i s e ideHiSMesj^^i • ■ Onvft IIIOBniiMfa lt20 •, r « Mttia in anythir]_yWnfllw8\______\J ;...... - u ,-iMfM - lo a e ■ ninth ' Inning and Steve Rogers p HdiMmpi lilt Wdi^ Mil hurl^ t a four-bittw Saturday S^'IMwk tllJHoMi IMI night, , to ^ v e M ontreal a 2-1. s* tkMi • IIIIWOKip IM I 7* HMiMp lli e b A tT P ; OMI \victory over Houston. ■ '______- V . . . •______------...... ' \ v.'- - T ■■ —------r - - 4 — ■■ * ••

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, LAI^VER,M(i. (UPl) AnoUier Warrior victory on Coach Al AtUes cautioned yard,"hesaid.. yai ; , four (our minulos-lo g? when He’. V'- .T^:>£^Eng'GTanclscd"ran 1 ujcir p'layoll- w; i w t n h e i S i r i K l t t m e n ‘in'1 0 ^ ' gameaw^. '______;______^ J)a^«?-l9_pla>L,inJtMaLJMCk -percent pc 8urti_wccanwln this— ^Johi .L . 1 • ■; seseries, especially now that In Ir addition lo his high point.^' we’recominghomc." tolatotal, Barry was credited with Bul Iho Warriors won the six assists, five steals and four A - e r f r W B — ^ — illtakes4C4^ Washington’s - _'couri . last .HHe also refu sed jo clo lm llv?>- !. - WILLIAMSBURG,' Va. *J'jum p wilh a 7 feet. 1 inch ef­ “Itricdtocnjoylhcraccand - SiSunday, coming (rom 16 points chainpionshlp cha for the young' - ' (U P I) - SiHon H ail c ap tu rcd f i o rt. look I< at U)C spectators and Ihc b(behind lo win. 101-96. In Uie team teai which didn'l even make. ' -:rlbe last evenUof-lhc .day,.the—.-^..yUlonova was led by Enmpn ^Uicrrunncraasl.wcnl o around flret game_before Iheir home „ th the e pl.ayoffs a year ago. “ A lot, - - mUe relay, with a m eet rcc o rd . .Coghlan.oLDublln, . < Ireland. Uie 11 track." Coghion said. "I fafans on the West Coast. Uioy of people{ say things tod soon." . 3:08.9 Saturday (or a comc* ^ who< won the m ile in 3:59.3 and wanted v to keep niy mind o(f nrallied from.-a 19'point deficit--he- h e Commented, -'^Wo haven’t (rom-bdiliid victory .In Uie ionly an hour later took the Uie.racer^-didn't-even-want-to— i -towin91-80. 1« ------ddone « a lol of talking. We jM tgft nation's oldest track and (leld th i re e - m ile wllh a 13:38.8 Uiinkaboutbcingtlred.’' I On ’ Fridoy. Uie Warriors outandplaybasketball.idon't out m e e t,'(h e 99th IC4A outdoor performance. | M aryland’s Billy Goodm an clchanged Uie pattern, taking an makepredkltons.'’ m t . , ,, . cham pionships. - C oghlan. 21, who finished won \ the triple Jum p w ith a leap ceariy. lead when Rick Ban? . The.1 Bullets,, who r were; • C harile Joseph of Selon Hall third lasl Saturday lo Filbert of < 50 feel,. 3 Inchcs a fte r »scored 19 of h is 37 polnls In th e pre-series p r favorites to. d efut; • - won lhe-100.yard.d*sh:in-9.5 Bayl’s world record 3:51,0 nt placingflfthPri.dayinthclong i (Ifirst - quarter. The Bullets the Uii Warriors, were obviously ’ ' seconds, took Uie 220 w ith a . Kingston. Jamaica, admitted Jum J p. 8struggledbacktDmakeltxlose shaken sh by lhe turn of events r — : ao.8 and ran the second log o (., he was tired when he cnlered The Tcrps managed lo hold gentering the fourth quarter, but bi vowed to make "at :? ' the Pirates’ 440 relay victory the three mile less lhan an their i eariy lead unlll Vlllanova ^but Golden State pulled to a com co cback. "W e're not quit* ’ to pacc his iMm, .which also hour after winning the mile In lied i 11 a t 71. Scion Kail then I14-polnt lead and it w as all tcrs," tc Mike Rlordan said o( U« ^ • ' won Uie high Jump. 94 degree heat. Bul h c said h c took i the championship wllh the over. ( situation. sil "It's definitely hot. i The school from .South' d id n 'l think aboul It. ______;m ile relay win. • ______Jones signalled the end with overon ycl. W hal 1 hope is o v e r is ' ■ — OrangerNrJrr~whtch"carllcr— ------• ■ . - . .------UiUTcwaywc'veBeTOplaying.;’ . ,;r - th is spring ,won.-U)e lC4A in...... door .cham plon^ ips, had . a MOH., TUES., W E D ,'-'" total of eo points. Vlilanovo SHOP DAliy 10-10; SUNDAYSSI 11-6 ~ ~ SUN..MC was second with 75 and Maryland had 7 3 , _____ ; " " " > William and Mary finished ■ \ i S f S 8 ' n (ourth w lU i. S2, p aced by ■'Charles Dobson, who won the high hurdles In ,13,6 seconds. . “Pcnnsylvnnla-w as (ifth w ith 49 - ' points, followed By N a^ wllh 33.5, NorUteaslem wllh 27 snd - R utgers with 28. | ■Mai^larinednhe' foaf^ayr“ meet, which featured nearly 1.000 athletes (rom CO schools, Wilke» reboundsds for W arriors until the final hours. But Seton Hall's mllo relay team, composed of James Lewis, Ira Presley. Alfred : I I ______■— ::|i^ |^ |...— ■ Daley and Howard Brock. broke the old rccord of 3:09.1 I ^ \ /^ — 8et-by-Vlllanovfrin-i%8rgivlng— the Pirates the championship. p Y t o r c d R r ~^The-Plrale-440.yard -relay- team of John Chambers. Joseph. Daley andj Reggie.-^ h B L A C K p L L S m t i o n — f l H — s p e e i aJ ] c scco~nds,'a tcnlKof a ^ o n d oli S=T5DfW 17^^rTOtT3=■3= = ^>S5fesfe Uic meet r^ rd sel last year ~ — ^SIHNGTON-(UPi^-^ ------owncps.—will—discuss i the __ K------de-veiop-nu n t Bt ■ NI*!:— -Qmnntead AstangtoF - r “ I prtIKtInB7 thnr;;;t^e'-ov,TCrsrs hcadquarters-ln-New—York—r k - ______: I Vou Own Your Car .!! i hove failed to’ make'a $4M Clly.' ■■ ...... 6 . 0 0 x 1 5 P l O l E rPT i mtllton payment inlo the1C Tho pension paymoni 1.54 EachK h HJP. MUFFUR^r: I *~pcnsfon,fund, has summoned a twcamc-an-issue-rhirjng-last— -18.88:12° IHSTALUD ^ special three-day mocting of- year’s players strike-'whlch- 6.95x14 ■ 1.87m MQUMTED RtU team • rcprescntalLvcii_UiIn ___„ cndL-d—^ ’ithQul__ fl_:conlracL_ Our Rag'. 20JS 4 f i 6 8 ; . .. .. m--^lro-Twu}H^^^lEa««^o—------^—IntWW IV *-7-7 Minncapolisnoxtwcck. agreemenl. However; thehe M ^ 7;35«14- ^^19J8 ~ '1;98 . Z>nc coaled. doutX* w iappM ;. i ■ “Tho sessions wtll convcncnc owTiers-beiatodly agreed.-to-to — * U t IbES p m F.E.T. ___ 1__ Thu'rsrinv nnd ponllnuoio make the S4 million paymenttnt ca/S. . . . ^ I Ihrouglj Saturday. Ed Gan-cy.yT for in th u prCT'ious— 8 . 2 i » 1 4 T z \ m _ ± m^ l Jil8T8*Y"‘iaAR0Etr* j execullvo diroctor of the NFL'L _ conlraci, .. 1 . , ______■ I players association, an-ri- The playbri us^latlon hasla s'' GnanntBBit Af loBrArYonOiifn— ; nounced. Court proceedings in been demanding thal theh e H - . • ' ' Y ottrCar' I the association's antilrust suitnil annual payment be Increased«d ■ I challenging the Rozelle rulelie ioS6.4mllllonaycarlokeopup j H.D. SHOCKS 1 will resume in Minneapolislls with cost-of-llving increasesxs J Tuesday. bul. Garvey said that at thisnis INSTALLED — !.|------G am y—M id-thc - player—cr——polnl. alloasUtio-mlolmum-oU- )ur Reg. 10,94 ^ A ; rcprcwnlatlves from the 20 ii million 'should be rdt~ — . rd on firownn!! ^ [ tcoms will bo brought up-lo-to- thcomlng. a I iNsfAUED f i “ r f e . . ^ t 1 date on the trial and on Ihchc Part of Iho confusion arises ^ ^ a v e up to )m shockil Wa wiU in st^ tteavy-duty I bargaining sessions with thehe out of the new federal employe ocki en most U.S.' cars, 1 Mi' sit* pis- ‘ I owners on'a new conlracijcl pension protection law enacted;s i. tfiple-wekled mounts, n'^.shan. ' J 'HE'^^1 :i [ which reopened last monlh. lasl year. ‘'Everything is up In \ m to $75 o n ^ ^ U B ^ ■ ; In addition, Bill Currj- Is_ls_ tho air al this point," Garvey S I p r u n in g M 36-MOIIW.^^ [ expected to step down as sold. "Wo have asked thelhe ____ 1____Prcslflpnl nt ihP.unlon^toJxu iho.-M ^^^jM > ' Sflve UP U 1 replaced temporarily by firstrst same^untrlbutlon (or 1974 osOS ■ on potio0 flfurniture I vicc president. Kormifn il they did for 1973 b u t Ihcy have)ve ! A lexander. C u rry h a s in- refused. We have reduced ourlu r I ' n t Bmt i n o r ilii u u , W « CHOICE , . . NO EXCHANGE N 6 C 6 8 8 « V : I —dicatcd ho is retiring as an bargaining-proposals butQut.. ■ niltHli. b||il..M ilIi-flllH ------1------acUve, p la y er w ilh Ihft. Grei-nW gppnmnlly Ih/. NFI. k mnr ' Bay Packers, the Baltimoreoro ilnuing to pursue Its hard lineIne I m M tiiW i . cars. Stipend save at Kmart.. 1 Colts, the Houston Oilers andmd ■ approach to bargaining-". ‘ ; the U)s AngelaRamsr _ IMHaffHttiall . . ^ V V /V ^— i- -- Garvey eon(ended~ <4iat- SMiij ir$ iMTi a a u i- ^— fniiitm of thp owners lo makeake rcccnt weeks under the .Bafds'heU liquid, ' I Iheir annual payment raisesies auspices o( the lederaJral ■ Uiuuf. serious questions aboutoul medication' service' but no w K f l n H : 'w ix goes bn aasy ior a ; • whether the player • pensionlion signs 6( a break-through are ■ V i m TOP g r v J H j a - ta > i^ shirw. is -o t.' 1 -(und Is-being contlnuetL He .apparent...... B p M-6 AmOMATIC W AX K ITS B M ; said that .an estimated 12S Oarvry also reported thal , J active plnycrs In their fifthifth the national labor rclalions ■ K w ieiiiieuw :' /.^, ■; i I year may not achieve theirleir ..bQard..lhl8_w-cck refused a " - ■ IM S 'a l piMmliBt t n svflnf 1 vetyng righu. Jn -the. tund-und— -re q u est by Ihe ow ners to allow T ' f t S S c M . i.aniMaMKMiMK * ; under the currcnl situation. ^'Commissioner Pele Rozelle to BSJlKiiui J.I.JF, ■ Restore colo^J. and _ I — “It U uncleanvwwhcthcr.:her. - Impose (incs (or players who: sKinal CKdoss- from a ' j I there is a continuing plan) or come off the bench to pBr<> neulral or blacK lop ■ I whether the plon camc toI an ticlpatc In flints on the ncld. ~ Umllcd Offtr I 'w a x . 7*02.' • - E - ^ ^ 5 ).' tid. luuM |juA C 35l r BAU JOINTS I ' end A pril. 1 .", G arvey com*om*' The NLRB struck down a' Co«» b n J Sow.! ''UCUIBUR* IB Saf , AUOHMEMIi': .i, . m enled, *'A special m eetingig of general league ru le a y e a r ago s A v e M « " 1B-0Z.-CARWM 1 the Jeilremcnt board has been»cn .which coiled (or a mandatory calltf on June 18 to discusscuss ___Our.aM , 43J„ thfllTiucstlon'.'' The lea^e then arguedlhat P o r ^ s t U.S; com psd«.'itvi- ' - T h e board, consisting of four Rozelle was cntlliod to levyr lI T s s dard cars. Torwon bars axtra.- qiokesmen and four such fines u nder his pow erssas as .iliinlliMd. I 3 . 9 6 A«rCond.lionedCor8$2Mora. ; II Top of ma Turtle* wax totoo. o . AAA S # B Y o uir r Participating ' ; i Sayiuetss isights (- "TM Alio Bga btlf.P»ol«r . Jv; p I h^MMOVER-— -an r- 7 ■ : ** ^ * ' O orfl(^'P»* * H O S M M«J'S YAMAHA...... ■ t___ >- ' I. tiieter mapk- . .‘ 801S.UI, Mncoin» ^vronia I) - Bayi broke Jim Ryan's mmllc ile- ^ ' g 7 7 g ^ ^ ^ -rtga r ' T * ’!; ■ i ■■■m'll lll j l i IHMIiBi'i VI‘-the— MB rccortlbyone-ienin&iaBAWEl , I ggftii'wuu iiindii.'800 inrtenetera last wwk in Kingston,tism l l a w u w ttr « r .iii...... ^ . . I— — HSi3rW §55rdi^enOTtnow Jamaica, wilh a 3:».C•SIO ,.t*93 ' f c ii p e ih w w h e a ip k ? - j'-- . clocking. H e. described' UKUm FARMtCrri t y distributing ,.. ' r a c e as-^^not-yftry t ihtt * R ; , T.Miii>ifty.«i^k*^>v;^-- : 55^ Tamanlan Mldlw« In In* said h e c o $ 3 3 n a v e ; cl4)pe

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28 T lm es^ ew s, Twin Falls. Idaho Sunday, Su May 25,1975

-r—Idahir— ~ “ N ational ., i i d i e d — I'einperatures tiU jttlraH tiififtj . ; ------;------______r ByEDWINDARBV _ yearyear. Intel Isrnow In the TOs'’ 'beenleen pfiThglng Inlo the ' - ^ a o o “ • © CU ciff»8un-Tlm e* nfleiafler being only S24 a share at semliemlconductor stocks arc now Max. Hin. Pep. 30.: United PrealDteniaUooal People keep asking: How the Ihcl beginning of the year. So It worrlvorricd about this y e a r’s sa les Boiseise 54 41 H I Lo Pq>. . ... come , the slock markcl Is goes. goes andind profits. Or even next Buhlhi ______41 i a A ± o ra g e c y - 56 42 ...... booming In the face of evcrr ' In the past six weeks, major year'-ear's — ' Burle;riey . . 50 40 ’ a n u s y -88 68 ------^ oom yeconom lc news? flnaifinancial publications have W Wh hat h a s them excited is th e Caldv,Idwcll 42' , slonsy 85 58 .... The simple answer Is lhat carried carr stories dumping cold possltosslbilily down the road of a Castkstlcford 40 / —IHvatore^re^b«»nB=Dn=ttio=KaiigmtiT-mi-thp-FBiTipanfcs-and— wholivholc-ncw enrof-growthT>nd— Emmam ctt ^ — m arietiMiS&sy=Sti^5======ic ag o U ' 0 ^ .0 2 ^ flu tc o m e ,-S lo c k s - have, been—lliclLj>io llicli c k s..Jh e..W alL S tr« t ..deyellevelopmenl In the technology FalrfiIrfield - — _34- -______./ . ------Chicago ao -iJairBsc cheap, ballcrcd down lasl TourJournal and~Barrbh‘’s bolh ' andmd llIhc u ^ 'o r ihatiechnology.------^0353}bdihg S3 4o I nvercy 7S'-40-.... ycar.andremalnchcapof-1976 hnv(hnve questioned the present ThiThe amazing growth of cranjangcvlllc 44' 28 .03 X D enver sM olneepc------eHfia-rrrr.------: ______,• elettilettroolcs - the transistor ‘Hageiigerman '4 4 j troll ts 83'« 2 .... adlo-lo-computors------In-th*— HomeTOcdale------= i,> Tanfrahcibco YotNW I f L J f f a i Honolulnoluluf fllu69».... ■ Comodity nows wire«tro reports lastast 20! years makes it seem Idahoiho Falls 42 iianapolispc 88 .liA .... Courlesyof/o f ■ ImpO:mposslble lhal there arc new jcronrom e 42 // ___ y Indiana KflnmgosasCilypc-...... 77-.’!62v...... 1___ worlik'orlds for eleclronics lo Klmbmberli- 54 43 / ;tlcR ockpc '9 0 fi9 .... SINCLAIR & C(CO., Inc. conqionquer...... — - K lnngH g l ill...... -.•«•'------, ^ L O B 73 3 ,6 0 1 3 , Toll F ree 1-81.800-632-0807 HeHowever, we've alreody Kunama 40 . V ™ . liisIwaukeets 80"=»'.,..' '______^ seeneen one almosi overnight McCa:Cnll 4J 29 . . H f Mlnneanneapollsf 7 9 ;> « i .... 1*** Nashvllishvillepc 87- 67 .... cnsationi Thal's the personal mi iJIoh m c ______K U 2 ______. 1 Snd'mturJTTJfnhe-scmtcflf?— ^51^ . Is going lo be a year o( nnd’ alculator. and the mini- ^wlsw lsto n . 56 41 ' J— I — ^ — ------New•wOfiasiispe— O r B9~0rT,“ ------increasing business acrlvlty. duclor due companies find HICHIM IIMPERAIURK V y ' ■ \ O kla.Ctlo.Cllypc 77 '«4' .... alculator. T oday's $20 per- parniirm a . 43 ' \ ^ NEWORlEAHft good wages- and-lncomcs. Business Bus Week has Just -g(,naional calculator will oul- pocniKrntello 59 46 '» V i MIAMI phUadilUadclphlapc 89 >68 .... devoted considerable spacc to ond lower Inflation. ' dcvc lerform yesterday’s $100 Rupeipert 40 j V Phoeniloenixsy 95 61- .... In the stock market, take n “ A “A gloflml9 r__forccast for pn!ctrCctro-mechanical adding Solmwers Motorola's stock, for in- eslli stancc, sold as low as S34 a (he (hc electronics< manufacturing In the years immediately . Twin Faiiiii.. sh a re this y e ar and Is now S20 a association: asso plants opcraling ahemihcad, the Industry people sny, TwTwin FaUs, Burley-Rupert 50’sI’s 1and Monday In the 60’s. and1 Monday. Windy but Windnd gusts a.s high as 50 to GO . T ies per hour were recorded share higher. National al al 50: per ccnt of capacily, thehe technology is going to andid f northslde areas: Variable Lowsows tonight mostly 30’s. warmirmcr Monday. High's today miles some sections of eastern 1 Sem iconductor’s gain hns been worldwide worl sales for the entire marcnarch inlo induslry, com- cloudoudlness with chance of a ’ Hailey, Camas Prairie upper)cr 40'6 and lower SO's and In soi remperaturei€ l iho.—Roxburg-had—an ------“ evcnmorc’spcclaculai^fronfa ycnrprobablydown‘17 year per cent— merencrccrandtonsumerproducts— few~w-shower8“ todayr‘Partly— anduKlT5>per Wood R lv erV alie y :— Mondinday-mostly-ln -the-50's;------Id ah c ------HijPltOW “ low o t alm ost $9.it has Jumped despite desp nny pick-up in the Inal:n a hundred guises, expanding cloudoudy tonight and Monday. VarliarlaWe cloudincss with a Lows!«s tonlghl 25 to 35. unoffi)fficlal report of 68 miles Vcslcrcslerday H 43 hc^clectronics-mnrkrLmany___ ^Wlndindy—today-and warmer— chanilan cco f ra in o tsn o itsh o w c ra :------Symynopalai.Wlnda.wcrc. gusty— P«r_ll*._hour^_Cold_alr_aloft_ls • Lagtyjis t year- 76 46 established a ncFhigh for lhc But Bl the investors who have fold.old. , ■ Montonday. H l^’s today in the toda>■day. P a rtly cloudy tonight overfr most 1 of Idaho Saturday. tiowlwing over the IdahO' Averaiverage ’ 75 43 panhaahandlcan^Iontana^^^^^^^^ V a l l e y bb i e a n s B uilding ini du stry mn u lled C a t t l e fF u t u r e s ^s o a r G reat northerns: average 13.21; I dead e ale r a t 14.25; 4 dealers at now.” a s h C o u rte sy S lo d alrltC o . now. as hard by the housing slump 3.50; 10 dealers at 13.00. (C(CourtesySlnclair&Co. somenc swllch Is noted by ex- AlAt ththe close, crushing again If thal view is correct - ond asas rmay -be the ease, an ex- p, NEW YORK ~ U.S. business II Pintos; average 28.14; I d e ale r a t: 30.00;30, 4 dealers a l 29.00 ; 5 CH:H 1CAG0 - A no b e tter porteirte rsb a c k to U.S, beans. overwl^erwhelmed the markel may be losing Its strongest It isi supported by most lend[ended period«of higher than^. . hlch closed mostlyl.30tol.70 onlrn; nl K nfl- 4 donlprs nl 27.00. ______itm3nstcady.cashmarket aj failed. But3ut Ihis was countered by which 1 M ong t e m w m poticm 'a mi a— (rous nnrnrai’joBipssTTPsnsTJossiDtc. „ Sm all reds: average 21,50; 7 dealerilc rs a t 22.00 ; 7 dealers al to ddampen cattle trading USD/;dA’s unshipped export lower.w er.' Cash'"oil' b'asts'Tierd —rcplacomcnt—in—Icnns nf___ noLonlydoU will th e a clual dccilne . -Thc.lmpilcalioiLlhliLhas.toi: Th ____ 1:00;------^------F ridJid a y a s futures underw ent-a— sla,(i9t}o9.whlch-flhow«d-an-8;6— tis steadyeadyatTScontaovar-JulyJoc ------employment growth ond In In employmente be felt in the fedefederal budget policy as well ^ Idaho Pinks: average 8 dealers alI 23.0023 ; 6 dealers a l 22,00; 1 fraintlc n l late session short milllclilion bushel reduction in Juneme sshipment and 100 over dem and creation Is nowhere in economy ecor but the Increase thal nsns businc5s. planning are jly for baiancc May ship------lealcralSl.OO. _ - ' covcivcring'raUy which pushed week!Ck of May ll while the ac- July f view. ' hashas been coming from widewidespread. Yet. to this point icnt. Six dealers not reporting. th ee nm arket well over 49.00 In lualal exports were oniy 5.2 ment. While there are no recenl residential resii construction will mosimost csimates of government Corn futures resisted Quotations ccprcscnt offerings of reportingrep dealers, courtesy June,,ne. mlllicIllion bushels. C o n figures, available for the s slro tro . — •___^ — ' _ _ _ 5£spen^ng c i and -economic PTtcral gclllng_iFrldav. - >T-Wp^prTrRpntrDpjltTs-ATOgdntion-lw rln cT-PrlcCT^nre-netfU^S. Al-Al-lhB-tatno-llmCr-lho-back . —-CaiCasl^soyboan basis is.3 ___g c n c r —numtjci^filriiis andTmplcjTs ' tconomlst5*^nd Ei bttlldet^ grovgrowlhpi>eem-lo-fl»3ume-lhiit— onths tacked on abouPSS lower«r^t"CHlcFgo“a'nd'^6l«i~'sh0W lOwlng’bctterstaylngTw lr w CT------housing will once again be a 4o. 1, less Idaho bean tax a n d storage-c charges.cl ^ engaged In construction and alike aliki see a growing number of hous centsnts, June lending the gains nomlimlnaliy 5 ccnts over July.' than&lan soybeans and w h^t. The homebuUdlniL no one doubts fam strong snur.______. ollime of CxDccled cOm- ~ ------thn>>b ccnls ndvnncc. alsogo 3 c e n t s l o ^ i l the Gulf nl voium the m a rk e f a s Incom es nuve ^ th a t .th e re has been a sub- IRe" How much of a long-term ThiThe lead month reacht'd the 27 ccnts c( Over July. Soybean merciilercial hedging never ’’.(jld failed to keep pace sufficiently sUntlal decline as first the falli shakeout Is in pro.-spcct cannol hlghtghest level since shortly meale ai u n c h a t 120per lon------mlateriallze a ter although hedgtag ...... - w ith cost increases for savings' ^ ^ J flrancing and Ihcn demand for wltJ be determined at this lime. "¥] a fleler i the June contract didId mmi ake.an appearance from lo produce down paym ents in a [.rhouseshas dried up. lop But. certainly the longer il r mated .trading last year. . ______‘ tlmme eti to lime. ! reasonable period of lime. ' p— EconomlsiSTiowbcllovcihai— rca: takes to reduce lhc present Bank reduu c e s :^ iming“wlthln“$i.oo“ of'*ino— ^— -mOOO-bushels-^of-corn—-~ If a long-term change in '' a slructurat'change Is in store H half-million or so units' of scasiason high. — B r i e f r — Icarcd the port of Ch|cago|by r—for the homebullding industry demand den levels is in prospect. 'argOH U hc_fort:]^t ino______ovcrliami lhat bi-sald.lu-Ui.Un:____-"I- :^ume.conslslcd.moilly-ol------.jyTWIN-FALLS— '''clvu-and-^^J^ Tircin»th-lhe-dla^non' smaller number of better direct din Impact on overall i t o “ T % . - s ly lake, appeors sorricw-fiat likely- many firms are to- - loan rateK if cbmnilhion house orders loj^ola and Howard Jensen. V’"eapltali2«M, la rg e r firm s w ill' crhployment crhi ond coiisurhptibn . lisappointlnglo longs, ' survive. so cam c stre am in g in I Qm-j,uriey. have been awarded the i -replacc lh£. prollfgrallon of levels levi could be significant. NEW YORK (UPI) - nrsl wilhvith the start of business nexl jm o v e r showed neariy 8,000 , Diaj,Iamond Key by the Neo-Life Cas!Cash com in Chicago uncji ot . l^^l^k-laklng small en- For F lhc present at leasl. WWhile federal assistance NatlI'atlonal Citv I3ank-ofaJMcw weciveek. Banks will be closed ades. Feeder prices. were . comompany of Amcrica far-thclr 2 ccrcents over July fo r hoppe rs. _ Jl'tr^reneurs thM has l6ng‘~thc:■thcrtmoornot-appcarto-be— pinrplans have helped make iwme Yorl'ork Frida}' slashed Its in: MonUonday for the Memorial Day ‘ gherlnlighttrading. outsiutstanding sales volumes. ■ ccntsov'er forboxcars. a tlh e ch arac tcrlicd the induslry. . solisolid enough growth patterns inroinroads in this backlog, the terc:LTCsl rate for big business holic.olld^y' “g,' Cash firms led by con- h e Neo-Life product line 8^11.;ulf. ■basis steady at iT cg n ts • Last week In a gemeral inin any area of business to sales sole pace has been anylhing borrorrowcr.-; a q u a rte r point to 7 TJiThe reduction in the prim e is dental brokers put wheat Into {pd,icludes natural vitamin. • iverJuly. economic discussion, Richard warrant wai optimism in terms of but bul (julck. If the general perer ccnt. Ihe lowest in more aI rereflection of a lessening of J"'®" .e m arket. mlineral ini and protein products, . Scolt, a vice president of long-term lonj employment grow th economic ecoi picture brightens . thanrtan two years. ' loanoan demand as well as a . Cargill also an important lodegradablc cleaners. ------Chemical Bank, said that "a that tha might replace that lost in despite dcs| the continued housing ClCitibank. - sec'orid largest rcdu■eduction of Interest rate s on jr® LEGAL NOTICE iller Just ot the close. Futures comomplcxlon carc products nnd InrgP PTnriiw nf hiilM fn; nut nf___.lh(iliousln£arca_l h t ______dep; '.anklnjhc country, madc. th c^ , iv p u p about-3 cents-and w ere— foodjods forlong^tcrmstoragcr------~NOnC€OF9Atf------On lheconlrar>’. if suppliers, cm i eiiucllon In U s-prim e-nite-"seai . the housing Industry has been 0 emphasis on turning the - retli jnerally unable to mount Noiicc IS ncrebv Qlifcn mai . underway for over a year shi|shippers and retailers arc hit ' situ rom T i per cent effective On Or Thursdoy lhc F ed eral ^en*; Norman Hunl. Rt 3, Turn Falls. situation around, fron istained rallies. The crop has Resi«cscr\e- Bank ol New York ' ^usti Idatio will »«ii 10 Iho highoSl &>ddor ;cn slow to come off fields bul ono 1961 VciVsHaoonVanlOf536207. said>aid loan dem and al leading N ew s O f SOlds *.111 b« tocelvod unlit May 26. , iven sunny weather over the New\'cw York Cily banks was 1975 ng’memorial day weekend, Tnn ajvorilso' (osorves ino rtehl dowjown $315 million in the week • jlting is expected to become servicemen . lorcjvcianyorallbhls eended n d Wednesday, The - , puaiPUSllSH MJY 1*. IS. IB. IB <9. ?0. ddecline, e d added to the decrease cavler next week. 21.J2.23,&J5,1975. This w as reflected in the loss ^ nU P E R T - A irm an 1. C. i l J ! oof f $$333 million in the previous ‘}; ■ NOnCCOFSAli .-hasls-for.hard wheat at rile L. Runyon, son of Mr, '_ Nolicg „ . Is hgrphv nhipn lh«1 Ojinny ------weetwkrput-the-drop-irrbuslneas------nd-M rs'Damii'-Runywi;------g S w hicago which is now quoted al Bannorx. 621 SliTSlfooi. Filet. Waho, boriborrowing a t $W8 million in the Ch'c ■upert. graduated from the will soil lo ino hiQhesI bWdor ono pastlwowccks. ■* ^eicents under July, off 6 ccnts. “ “p 1966Cho M (ocmeciali$l course and is being 1975 '975 tianccdilnce.tlifli,class Wheat, ■ Lir Ml h*Kl» ; • .i ^ c m [is wife Nan is the daughter of the prime took place last har.arvcsted. the Ir. ond Mrs, Ralph Thornton. PUBLISH; May 22. 23. 25,26. 27. 28, M arch 28 when It cut the ra te a CaCash basis now 5 ccnts over ?9,30,Jun«l&2,197i Mai luriey. -:-j quaquarterpointto7Upcrccnt, Julyuly. Gull wheat basis 2 cents NOTCeOFVOLUNTARV i(Jierat32ccnlsoverKCJuly -Most..ma]OL-banka_tendjQ hi^ ^T-wiN PALLO ■ /y iii n s r ^ — w ndnvpieseiil!. ulwut U 7‘a'Hl NOTICE 15 HEREBY Thai .arry D. Bratcher, whose by Citibank or the Bank of' advjdvance over the past few Idaho Hanch. Inc., haa filed wllh tho by >-ifc, K endra, is the daughter ciorkiClerk ol Ihc Oislrici Courl ol Uw Filih America of San Francisco, the day;ays, reflecllng delaying 7 ^® f-Mr. and Mrs.- Ken H uribert, Jj','},'*'Judicial Oisirict Ol me Siam ol nation’s largest. hana rv e st rains InTexas. idano. In and lor Ihe Counly ollwin 'win Falls', h as com pleted Air Fans.' In the soybean markel, p " Falls. I volunlacy ApplieallOft lor Iho ‘orcc basic training at J”®'ifissotulion ol me Idaho Ranch, In;. onalnalystG Friday felt the crush , Any limo wllhln a ponod ol Ihlrly (^) cport for .the month of April jc k la n d AFB, Tex. He wili 5»x8davs liorr ihe dale ol'ilhis fay th ere tor security police puoucpubiicaiion any peraon may lli« hit $15 hillion S'as about a standoff with a - ob|octiona lo tfie Applicalion (or ihe rysh of 57,3 million bushels, raining, vSlunVolunlary Dissolullon ol .Idaho RanchRanch,Inc.SaidoUeclionfhouldbe - - - - ormal meal takedown of • filedtiled 1wilh mo QeiX ol the Dielrlci hill sUtlUul ibout : 81,000 tons, oil stocks —€ou'1Cou'l ol Ihe Filih Judicial t>sUlcl ol motno SStale ol Waho, in and Iw Ihe I WASHINGTON (U P I) - A bulIiulldup of less lhan I million ___ County ol Twin Falls. . . )S. DONi o f n forget” the' u t u e By-c-CLEO ROBINSON, ■ $15 billion apprq)ri8llon In- lbs. )NESI Intull i tundy doo) pull oo . . [> dueeluding' money which states CtCompetilion Irom. Brazil ' ■Oul Kfoon Of storm doors al a HH4?o'‘l()'Lanca8ier.ae«V- need .to pay unemployment appip pcarcd som ew hat less ond fevjiBvellusiftQtitioiyoufiillliiQntsia— ■—— olollhoOitlflelCOurl— - ' t ------■ — ••:------■' f'oaceach.- Saves »ou hundred! ol jclor Ihe Fllih Judicial '' benefils -was, left' hanging #lepllepa.SivO limo #rx3 riionoy lo 9Oislticl. '• ' ' ■ A i i . . ■ ' ■...... ■ ' T ThL hursday a s Congress w ent on ' • it»op Uic Oassiliw) Adj Ioi oood PUBLPUBLISH: May ia, 19, 20, 21.:*, 23. vacation.vac Tl K.ys. 733^1931. I H I - 11 was brought to the brink of JBankers j a&20,ig75 V1 iW te a ;* . passage, then put off in a EXPANSION into agrlcultunld buUdiogs’lsI dispute over whether lo give pitnoed 'by officials of the VaUey Va Home railroads-47(»-mlUlon. io_lm:____| - | 'BuildOT, Twta Falls, ■Here the't 1 « -three-young prove their raUbeds. , - prom oted- If i M i m il i i l M . execuQves ot the firm, Uoyd Jonesnes, BIU Beaoe stu d y^ plan s ' , The House approved the CONSTRUaiON EQUIPMENT;NT & ROLUNC STOCK- aoda JoD W estover, from left, look ov cover plans for overall appropriation 317 to 34 ~TWIN FALLS - MlchacI W. ^ BY ORDEK OF OV ____ 'aanewstnKture. "witwithout the raUroad money. :haney and Larry L. Walker, " TiuThe Seriate refused by a vote of torrorm er Twlri F a lls residents, VERL'S CONSTRUCTICTION COMPANY 45-to^l6-lD-approve-the bill— havilave both received promoticns— :rzrTr~:-CH -- A RlBTO N , t M bouUUndwnUbeblll back-h— imn-I(UH)-Fim^«lloii»l— - SATURDAY, MAY 31,197, 1975, 10S00A.M. | TF firfrri□ e x p a H i d4edns$FU ^ €iincis to 53,(XX) bushels of m mi aintain a c o n stan t lem - business. bui TTbe bill, which Congress will hadlad been Installment loan SSS'WciMpy. Si Cit f£ (u building dislricl d dealer for Braden. gliglance WUl tell Ihe former all AH' / three associates of the to Social Security recipients, nanmmed loan offi^ al the; ai L^jJtf;ngg^]MlVdJng-Cu«tp.n> _____The^ Braden commerclaL l9is going acccrdlng_ to the _ flrrnfir have had.about.lO yearabulbut-.tl)m . was^Qo .iodicaUon— banlank'i.Capital «ffi£e..3oiae. . £! -V rftrudura, remodeliflg. ad- - buildingsb hc said, are custom. '■■'scltingsr-'" sc ------^ ...... • exiexperience In the buiiding '^tlM V had hrtfn asajgned.to-the,.. X WASHWttTeH « nw i w j w w •'; dlUoM, garages and Farm bbuilt. 'Chcsc structures for .Braden iiasbeen In business .^ field.fle , . . vowouldac(ajdIybe

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^ • • 1 ' * ' 1.* 30 ■nme*-New#. Twin Fain. IdahoI Sunday.£ May 25.19ra Vlassacre——CLASSlri^lNf - N D E j e - ^ ------H'» 'usy to (ind Ibfl Outloo (o yourww r M nt or need In The i|Elmore reeports - Tln>»ajjm ■PxiP'g-Wynint Ad.Ai coltWKW. lilted ------^ . : ■...,.i~. BRbgk fet^ “ M«rVetpMO. B« ture to R«ad indmd useU the*e colutnna fequtifiy - You’n pfolil in ao many ways . I ;; MERCHANDISE jBoys estate•ers ANNOUNCEMGNTS ^•fcaOwweutFofSaM' ' sislated oi-nofni» J?Iw 2 f-GLENNS FERRY - EEgusqulia. son of Mr. and . . W -tM Il Found J J-WanladleOuT I5 5 ■ Douglas Slron and. Richrirt _. Mrs.Mr Rufus Eguaqulza.- AMERi'CAN FALLS - A £gusquiu have'been namo]'' Glenns Gle Feny, placed first In ^ '*MMassacre i Rocks Ren- Oft-PWHfUll - f c f S ' d elestftes lo lhe 1975 session of slate slo debate competllion. has____ ezvous” featuring o black ___ b s £ ‘“S' "■■£= Bova^SgcT^^^ - tobecn^clfvelrrb~and. playlngTri T awdct^ocM igSlsln'gAa^ - — E l 'x «-lklU Winifred Slron. GIcnnsTcrry. " tlclpatcd tic ‘In basketbaltr “ l-to-cc!rtrale-the--10th-an— ------AWN:F/Sn»«GAnOElJ“ .‘S : ' and E m il Slron. Nampo., He Is baseball bof and golf. He has nivcIvcrsary of Idoho State president of the Honor Soclcty helped hei younger boys with 'or k s . ______f^%m»!Tfw5lhfui» ! : .nr,./. ond thc sclcncc club and will b bof a seball and is activc In l-F«(liliiettTop&ori . w w -- ;■ '..'M l5;fflSKr.S“"- gig]I—fatmSMd . . ■T>e-fittfffchn)bay"vrce presHeriU scouting, sco ^ nd 22. culm inating wllh an ^Hay.a>*«l*(U»» SSiSS'2. I J S - .'vt-- Who In A m erican High School £ mnark or the anniversary of the 'JO—Auuiwi ai—Swt Burglary ■ Jl-lniuiinn U-StK}-sI>»eti ...... Sludenls.^*^ nam ed an "Oul- tote park system, created in J-Poulliy&nabci* BUSINESS SERVICES^? 4-UmlotkWanlM " —Etandlng_Tccnager_of ______965,______• ___ 4—fatoiAfUncl'SupcJiM _ ' •____ America" ond hos been o ^~~oiO ther sla lc porks will hold UllKJUnaM0ui.n«»4 «=6-r»imirr>plofnerl» r»' " S«tyicolo«RTo«nHouM* «»-0o,»-^Ooilt&Uatineli(ir> station i ;t-noaJE>UlaWanleO TD-Sa placcd first In thc open division . discllscounl from, regular cam- . ' »-fwmj»n»reh»i »-Sti of C l^ B debate^for the s ^ e ____--j TWIN.FAIXS -A burglary - ^ ling fees for Idaho residents, ...... ^ A u ^ i L o S " '/ . .. 73-Ttl ond hos played baslTctb’oll ond lenlor clUzens and'Uisaljlc'd: . '4-Omeeti-- -...... was reported early Friday al - • • ’S-MolotMome» : J>ecnontheStudentCouncil, . the Blue Lahes Amco Servlcc p>ersons e r on social sccurily will »-Mol.l«>lomo» 7»-Tt>.t —Touii Tiaiiot Paiki « given ,0 50 per cent discount SHStation. 306 Blue L akes Blvd. DEAN JACKSON. Salmonnon, in^ts a cluster ^ ( RENTALS AUTOMOTIVEfi . •,,, rom regular summer com- N. ot gas-fllled balloons be foufound caught in brush ilng fees al lhe slate's 19 7—AuloS« City policc said Marvin . M . v s l e r j ' n e ar Uk Salm on a irp o rt.. Tbe1 yellow, orange, P ‘"f jJlf’KhedApia.iOupie.ai " *5tAcc«ltOarks. r»-AuIoW»nl«l . . . ' jJ-Unlu-n.inMApij &Oui»eiet Hunl. owner andTomWritJht. - pink, blue a n d green balloonioons had no Identifying AuloJIotRenI . t ana n employe, reported thc markings and were attach(iched lo a network of »lM0WleH0TO1 aO^CirW-CyclojiSuotXiei ; - b a l l o o n s Se-WUeiOuiinfiJ ei—Uh...... • - buibuilding was entered through string which oncc held abouto u t 100 balloons. , — j7-RonuiAgeiv:tej O- mo B-Want*-lfLntm______]TWIN-EALLS - SlciCT___ ^------FRE:RE8H FLOMEflS, lor - .New New iBaumont..Book ol Mormon. told police a number of guns ^ Kehn and Debra Huelhcr. bolh j md Memoilal Day, you can allord. ChurChurch History NOW lold In aWry Department of Highways, said1 i Krld.iy the dcp.irtmenl is Re IF YOU PLANT.IT "'I lortn, eaty lo raad and undaraMnd, aarc re m issing from his hom e. He . Twin Fulls, w ere aw arded $250 '^arloM8‘8Flovrtrj.j4SSoir)(S.7M- beginning study on construction ofol a new bridge over Silver Tw 1021. b«tiJlllullrUlutU*t9 -• AnAmerlcan-Lcgion.PosLal.iha______I 3rd when we reopgi)en__wjtb_sQme:,of.: 1 -.-(Q -^J^P*T^VgPRAVeBUM£3a^j ^ ^ ’ . .^ - “SU Suoshone ccmclery ’ n~nTm. Pro'spccllvcenlrarran ts m ay ki.‘1 applications by ' |■ the he's! buys you cor:on find anywhere : ■ ^ M onday. May 26. - FREE MAKE UP LESSONS. Ovation otAlDIAL-A-PRAYER, TXHVO ~ w rlllng'B laine Counilunty Art Festival. Box tO(i-A, I • on some models of C o l o r T V - S t e r e o ; I CoCosmetics 734-4678. _ Veterans ore asked lo lla lle y .______^mrornr. ou,.;/! JJ' ' LOSE WEIGHT salely & lasl wllh X- 04 Speclil NoUns 11 Diet Plan J3 00. RbuC E E ic n s . ' ' 10 a.m. for assignments and • Surplus from llieie (ive( dollar entry fee and 15 \ ; tors and amplifiers. Fluids wllh X-Pel W OO Pennywlse WE ARE BACKI Netl Auction, will Dru(D^uq______• rehearsal. Doyle Bcnnelt is.in ------. p e r c e n l sa les cunin:[«niission,will uu (u.a fuuil for . ^ U r - --bO-JoM8lh,-P6G6V-,&-ANTIOUE8. S - cuarge of arrangements. lh e a rts In the BlaineineCountyarea. > ...... 51: Sl3Easi Avenue H.3?4-?46i. Now Leclihini CMer Vinegar!- 881 Kolpl In double slrenolh VM*. Members of the American ^^"^^^■*0000 LECITHIN!L£ Vinegari' M' Kelp' Now capsules, Osco Drugs. _ , Legion Auxiliary will pincc a all lou' lit one capsule, ask lor VBS- ...... ' CaCapsules. OSCO DRUGS. _.KICH,\UD.EGUSQl!|ZA w reath on thc plol (iedlcnled (0 , TEACH ME~HOW lo drive. 1 hour oach aMotnoon. JoAnn Vann 734- the unknown soldier by Mrs. Save ti.OO' VBit caosuies now . oac ... (I('lf[;nt4* th avaiiabig in convonioni 700 capsuio. 88K8810. Reid Newby. \ 33 day supply. Osco Drug. ^ A r a a ir a -. PARENTS-WlTHOUT-PARTfiEBS______*«dOic—V»lier-T<»'*-‘Maflt*ti*«------733-»?90-73*^?4«7^?33 ------: ------: TEHVISrONI ViEWIHCrFOinrSM HDftYrM AY; Assoctahon and Magic Valloy _ _ : - . CeCountry Music Asioclalion. on „ CABII CKANNEl i bobohall ol Latty Ek. wish 10 lhank 07 Q7 Ms Of iiterist Kail I F ^ b Trails cor•nfab CAIIC CHANNtl J CASU CHANNtl 3 CABIE: CHCHANNtl 4 CABLE CHANNEL S o t CHANNEl n oveveryone who donaled door pdios. — ------.. m< monoy, baked loods or iheir llmo lo TgiTEACHER, part time evening teaching position avallabla In Twin IVOO Con.CtMliOn»itnD< •• ij - f eu:»*c'^5F,,, , p „ 5i.. CB5Swotl4Spocl*ci.!ir Vl*«» ^ fTWmake ine La»ty Ek Benelit Dance a ‘o* auccess.______PalFalls and Burley. Nol aales - smalt 11.» Aniiquing I I AnhQuir.g lnueiandAij«er> ' #u )l NQAP:i,-Ol! ToOoAnnouncsd ' classos. no homework, M, A. 1?00 WCTIern.s j ; VcjionOn OON-T TOUCH THOSE-drapes, lo t' degroo and psychology or com­ slated at SVt t2U : V.Jil)'5V;ot>WottLMC;. ! .. VoVoguo Drapery Cleaners do It all. -munications ' background prelortod. "ICO I I , ViilL-t WoilQVoiiQ W.ei Woriaol0>sncy ’ 565626. • ' r SASALES^CLERK-Apply In p^cr'aohal ..‘.'Citizen Involvem ent in Ihc possible pi and the program will $M Filin T«mj)'»Cnoi( ] 6M VViiaKmgacm : ^ ; yi'Qiiiui’iVj,\viy______i ______Troll System.” according to nol ni include ali lhe many Jobs ------■Ma.,l,l..UJo7e ^ -e x c B e w r ^ ' p a t r ' ^^y------aw355 Addisor) Avenue Wesl Romj{ioi.v'Tit):c ■ Wallon B«ll Vitjralors. Spocd — ------B w id -Wr PBiBcr ldaho-l^tter:—jlrijjdy ff cxccuicd by cn- I KOiJk SiiM,llionOo(la'Man ^ GET AWAY FOR AWHILE. Ntftdod ~ " 700 Koiak ■ E»efii"fl«lS|i"pr'an, Bikos Action Cyclcs and Massago p= __ .and Leroy Lewis. Areo. Ihuslasls, U the chairmen said. ■ 7M Rrtlpfs. 81 Banner Furmiurc. 733- immedlalely persons to live'in log ICO McHiliinjnd'.^>lt i] McWilIjnjrjnjridVMc Alhn the Family lrH}500 . . . I tf l. caicabin 81 aecluded hoi spflngs ijsymposlum cMliolrmcn. I H«ie'piectTh«jiic ^^cJctlc(Joni roaorl. Temporary, poasiotyiortgor Thc sym posium is sponsored IX ! (orsuiiabloporsont. 734-87M.: . i — ^ -A-Do-host lunchcon Is slaietl . - 9iC ...... 1 CB5Nc*sScccui by lhe recently formed Idaho ' :wit Ihe Challcnger Inn and G rey “ 9M t I Fiti/iOliW ‘ i TEACHERS ai all le«ois Fordlfinind Nt«j ANONYMOUS “ I .“LRcyndds. superintendent of Trails‘ Council. Previous tooo Ne*i Ne«j Oomeslic Teacheia. Boi,il083. meetings have pointed oul the •• 1015 C A L L : 7 3 4 - 5 5 0 2 vaVancouYor.Wastiinglon. 986».~ ;Jthe Sowloolh National " A/lC5»rM3l4'»(i! *BCUt*4 CBSNo.J need for a single organization lOX Take? - .^fRccrcallon Area, will talk on I utaSsujJ css »<«>■» which can unify trail efforts as 10.35 • >new developments and '* 1045 Mo.ic'THeMotioMak{'" Q<04 . SuciajlMcis 04 M ^ SpwiSui - - • DonjMj - ie g ls la llo n conccrViIng th e '-well " as sllmulato *clllzen 1050 1100 Ha.i«-HciliJ'oiH«rMJ" I : n r a . Pparticipation in development ‘ I ' j W.deWoiliWoiiaSpecul I1:M [ * Trail development and and ^ maintenance of the irall sy ste m s in Idaho. T he C lassifiedd A/ d v e rtis in g ? .. jmalntcnancc projects In Idaho, . IC - DAILY PROiICRAMS MOM. TlfHRU rwi. -will be discusscd during the' An ouling Is phinned fur - TV YIEWIMC ______CAIltCHAMWIl-*------Department^WIIA/itI B e G losfed” ^ 'vaflcm oon, R e p o rli wjtl b e Sunday. Si Ju n e 1. bul bccausc of ; - - CABtf CHANNtl J ““ i1"“C*»t('CHANHtl 3 '~ \ CABUrCHANNEl ci i " ^CABU CHANNEl 5I OtCHANNEUl • - ~ : ^ a d c on th e tra il cycio projcct "■ thc U Talc'sicasohrdctailcd plans Monday7 Ma^\oy 26th, In ^In the Twin Falls area, thc will w nol bc announced until the 5 2^ 'horsemen's historical trail sym s; posium . SK Observance Off M^ e m o r ia l D a / ; « 6c; A M f.;, i ' H A V E A G i ' ' ' ' GOODS TcOJi §©[Twk® JK C.iT-.; SA FE AAEAAOfDRIALDAYl !!5 JM .8eaOeai Parroll, Twin Falls, graduatedJ - l?M GoTl.M'jlKjhl HO.OOOP|>»mi3 ^ from lhe U.S. Air Forcc air- IJM Ooclivv Si.cr-5’ ;. , DjcIou)i: ‘ Hcai .&g^howdQ«n ' >• ___ ^______Anuim-tVc Pt.COljR'tM GenciJiHoJC'iii

____equlpmenl specialist coursc otI . . ..:.a kvi..--toif<-i«.v.- Ui.s.c , ;vnuulc!filclFeila.-j;. Uo.io UonayMi:* * >• . Lowry AFB. Colo. She Is beinge . J30 • Ecwiin:-. ' M.kcDou;Doujiai ' As1h*W0(1(jT«tfl| , . assigned to Mountain Homee 3 00 B...icnea SiitiLlcPtcn'Ct OgiClungingCommunlir I " JM Flinislonci LiMt YoSWfidYou (IggsBuftiBuftf'r . ! Eao«olNi9hl _ ~ AFB with a unit of th e T actical ■ SDOllifihtFc.c '■ ! 8HBLLEY CHARLTON., AirCommand. <00 lOreimoUbinme ,V.lllAI«sr*' ' CilliOin*An tliUnO Dinah AndrGnlMA _ ” dn«Uer of Hr. aad kin. ' rmA-Otaritom has been T mUiaHlB|l.UWE.K.H6or«5------T W IN -F ALLS - - Allllu ii— 'C0. f d R i t a n ^ tn p h y ^J . Michael H.Bostron. son of Mr. A- '•d aetttoo-ter-w om a In tbe) and Mrs. Relnhoidl Bostron, ^ =WoHWN*l^l»tfJet^Mlu—i__Iwltt_Eall£r^wUl:=wa!lva— . 7 CtnttOB jio i to tttend tbet technical training In U.S. Air I Force' aircrafl equlpmenl; 1(73^ ^1 B maintenance at Chanulc AFB. 1 111. His wife. Connie. Is thc .. I dou{^ter oLMr. and Mrs. Jay 0 9 ^ ^ " r; -.mogrtiolW Bpn-JM Kalu ^ ^^3-0' G reene, Twin Falls.

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0) M nH itnstlblitFnill n ^ . u s H i i p 10n f n o K l k l f SIM D E G IA ^ E S 'byGltlFox— a ...... - ...... ^ ' F o r S i H - Eipbrttnctd cook*b«kar. Blua EXPERIENCED tRRIOATOR and ■ ^ Par -llm a makl. Apply In panon. rio ffl«N^inodesl-»-b*droW ------= ■-OWNER i wtfrown-nenn -^ " - ^ ' — WfWtl..flg«rWlU ^ -yw*a-oeHs p le au : tgyMtimbarlv ‘ “ __ GOOP. COOPJrtOME , j ^ f l t r lot, neaf’wmwn Par« ^ • ■ tnpwaytn UUWn b e d r ^ . tgra e llvlnofMm wirtia'nuTiHB'i -'COMfllNATtON-BODY-MAN- ~ \\- rltT— ^iliaei e MCTWMir - g 81'^IoC patio, Ireet. garden. riTce^IceniBchenrtull .bosemeni, -' Kiinee.'dusl t>a' willing to Iramler. WANTED. WA Eiperienced only ne«t u . In link (encOrOwtw,433-40*7:------gar? eluyard4n' levtiy nilghberhood.'*----- r-^ An£qu>.Oppo,t.,.tyffrclOve,. ^ 7,500,7n-9570. . , -i ■^'ey^SlaS^nl^i^K nP “c2fcfifon (lm covertng dMlert'aod -1 < SALE BY CONTRACTOR - loiiwoj#f;ONlY^»8.0Q0V- ; , WORKERS NEEDEa Iwnert and McOura, Uc eoneontriciort In Idaho, Salary plut ^ quo cedtt apjlt level home with oineri, In procewing pSnl. Magic _ ' ■■ COffcomtnlstlon. Eipentes and car. I »q- (t- linlshed with two car H Sptlngt' Trout Farm. Haaorman. FARMHAND, FA tractor driver, inlgator ' Send Sen retume to Box N-il. Tlmes- sge In choice N.E. Subdivlsloh, ■ ■ I -.applylnparaon, (or toe year around work; House NevNewt. udBaitadsctslnQ. atuilltncQS.&i__ avallat)le,423480Sor423-S040. I i) carpel,nel'Save $3,000% on your 1975 ATTENTION: THE VILUQE INN In MAGIC VALLEY COPY PRODUCTS St. Sale-price (45.700,00. Call -m M Challlt hat an opening (or a lull or ______hashas opening .lor l .aiperlencbd " I I >»e>- r V mv/, T rai-572-5724 or 734-4201 evenings. 734- H ■ ~ part-time cook* II you'ro lired ol FIELD M A N WANTED atletman to call on local ^ T . 'J (.. 4874dl -.-bvtinatset to tell copy equlpmonl. living In tho dtjr. hero'.* a chanco lor A . loM ettobtlihe'd'Ferilllter-'' ’ a good fob In a amall town. Call 87»- * a ^ supplies,excellent ground Voconi 3 bedroom, lull bose- '« - r and Qiemicdl dealer In the - noo INCOME MINDED—______H _ _ ^ j L ! ! i i i s . 02i.« j:n ii!t# Jd # te------—Magtc'Votleyrwtshai-wtilroJ ------afe allowance plus eo^lssio^™sT7o7 __MOt^Eyi ~B a Field AAon. This Individual concomplete conlWemial Inlervlew, -Voconi...... i-b e d ro o m .. brlek. _____ DO'YOU RUN OUT ol monqy twtoro '~rr~m uil hove agriculture bock- PhcPhono 734-6219, Ask (or Tom I unlit, monihly rent S340, I. newly newl decoroied, choke toc^ you run oul ol monlh? Turn Iho ground, g ond enjoy working FriiFrledloy. . or only t34;600.'Y ou'con't------’ ' . ,■ I -tion.tlon.S36.000. -'in „• '0 tables with Bilra Incomo (rom In- with w formers. A degree In \ I lo batter than Mogic Volley Weil-oslabllshed Ctievrolot. Old- BAIW K ItEAlT^r: »30 . Awes, bote ground neor'l?.' '-j lerotting part-llme work. Wo show ogrlcullur* o Is prelerred. how '" ‘t toolty. lorry Jones 734-4090. Wendell. $20,000. ;! • ^ j ^ h w , phone lor appotnlmonl. ever * oihers with ogricullure , tmoblle V"' dealer It looking (or a * ■ ' \ 1 4 ts.DuihQm.Eve^jaJSB(Lor______experience will be c^slder- ^- young.-aggresslro-aalesman who - • — ioTsrc»e»)T~ ~tO~Actet', i 6ulh-orTwinToltC.V~ :~ ' wants lo make a good living wllh a •S35,ooo:------.V — NIGHT-CLEANING-. PEOPLE... - •ed. Send complete resume In- **guaranleed-aalarv^Wlll-rtram.": . — HOWES ''NEEDED. psnMlmo'and (utl llmo '<1' xtudingi'oge. Mucdtlon. mori- Conlacl Jorry Klrtloy, Hanzel Motor , 7 Acres'.Bob Botton Hlghwoy.-^------toi ttolus ond work exper- (v. Counlry living. City woter. QM - 7 S « S S 7 ~ - - I poalllont open. Jtnllor and waxing K Company.6urloy,e7^2221, Ihli beoulKul 3 bedroom $13,500, eiperlence helptul. Pay Scale $2.25 l 'to r* r y'EVp6 fi® ''cod o u to m o - Tuesday ihiough Saturday. 734- ** 7M2, 734-4271. Skylane Mobile Park ExExcolleni income, boarding ' $100 A DAY PRK:E REDUCTION lorge |or. recreotlon room. 3 Ij . goroge. • 'tive - bookkeopor. Top UNTIL SOLDI Exceptional prestige LUCKY si hohoute in Mogic Volley, toom botht ond lots of sloroge. I New 3 bedrtwm home loeot- ABBIE I home with secluded wooded el- A . good . buy ot $47,500. ^solo’ry- H o rb a u g h M o to r lor IS boarders. In good con- mosphere, 3 bedrooms, lotmal '■ ed on 3% “dc>es neor Hho’ " r: “Com'pony. • Goodirig, -^U R IG U E N _____ J13 l Sltialiiiis Haliil _*diHen. Would be nice hutbond (){n|i Yo YOU ^Jerome GoH Course. Car- • ' “ TdohV. PK^o’934-4n2.; ------ond-wife-b«ir.est.-$45.000.— ss,-;s.s-;ss^ ,r- .Ni*t«t.--firtpfocir'd»jliCTP^ri' Jen Garden roto-iiiling. Arnold Moin. Owner O' will consider ex- Call Ruth al Western Really. 733- Morningtide Areo, 3 bed- ioi oppllonces. Thls;^home js e ll^ 'EVbhin^a, 934»4062. osV ______ibL C ______-Z»ji32...... — ch rooms. 3 flreploces. b u ilt- ____ an *lor Myron or bert. 712 Moin Avo. s. jS In opplioncet, double cor ffi be Wanted: Sioady, elghi-hour A M E R I C A N mNEW LISTING 2-bodroom .homo L", ' housowcrk. IIOI 000 oay a wcek. Call. . - . r«>«l r * « p p r« b i« l coniplelely. con romodfiled. .Excelleni.. s!:, bedroomt. 3 botht, ond fom- ' 423-<3n or 423-194} ar>d loavo lor tellred or small lamlly. Looks *''' ■ J lHy room with oliroctive fire- ' S e c r e t o i y ■ ig 734-5650 Iff 11’ FenaliNp ™ ______0«»«VdII>^.0. S'okw JJJOOtJ Ukoliko a doll house - call anyllme. ■p(dcerDeluiekIli:he;rWlth"oir:^------jST oli ■ Office Manager — Will walch youi house while you Ahi0A *' « ...... 7])04«t Quick Qul< potsettion $16,500. Twin built-in opplioncet. Cenlrol "■ Tlie TtmerHewi-'Clrttflotipw------^ -watlon_aMay-w.weolu-Adult.------„»«..,U'in Tsanst _ f*h olr conditioning ond oulo- :S35Ea“ “S ^ J= r|-Releronces. 7J34096. - u • ...... 714 j m ' F*m5!! ssrr— IS E3g ------Oepr trwoktngTrrwMurCT'------_ iwi Co>...... 79J.30S0 lo tell-norter lo' begird - Waitress W» wanlod, Nlghl limt) work.- tMkMWrn.. 7}4.}«M MUST MU SELL, being irensrtfrred, r I ».iBO<»t . . • ... 7SKI01 III • 1^1 lor your Comlori ond conven- ••-ifoining \o iok*^y#r'iirii* ■ Muai b^ ty o ro ia a r. ' Appt r ai------lawn?Callr 734-rtB3 ask (or Bulch. " y - 1 ST FILHl' . Ti W i a i i . '.t; (uncllont In a |ob ihot li both Maxlo'9plMaolior4pm. Ma Sawtooth aroa. Cathedral ceilings. || _lencB.Joke_omln.^e^^ — 16 Mon) to Hai central ™ air, 2 car garage with 734.5803 ANYTIME Oi r^J'8ll*,'’9‘''g ond vorlobU, — ut show you this lovely home, 66 Member. Mtrfllpe«ettotf wanied “ (or gonoiat ofllce work. Valloy8ica,733-ll44.- Va . LOLOANS AVAILABLE lor business. appliances in large kitchen area. ^------beildei knowledge ol botjc Musi be at>le lo typo and run ______COconsirucllon. mortage. _veoiute. ..fj,,.Flroplaco In veryJarge living room ,- - - .1. . . . lyp ln t------„ealculalor | and adding mochlnos, Palnl Pa now - PAY LATERI Palnllng, ceiupllsl. Individual. Iranchise and SO Laundry (jn is upstairs.’ Many olher "NW HWE'cfTrW OA^ - Prelar somoono 20 to OS yoars ol decorating. do Free esilmates. Quality (01(orth. JIO.OOO ICL JSO,000.000. Catl plush pi^ lectors loo lenglhy lo list. For YOUR OW N I^29,600 - --Ponoromic view ol'. vall«yj> , tIobI* Individual, you con ige, ig, Miftt hove own liansporiation, i .work. ,wc RoaMnabio prices. 733-2513 JBW JB Assoclales^uiiey, 676-1309, appointmeni ,p, call 733-3905. . PRIVATE WORLD "lotlo ". house for 0 liltle . .otul'mountains, Po S bedrdbiM.'»^— ^ -_w«*iLQ.g««Luloiy_lf!![j?:____.1-ta l-JoiuiBun-itLfiBjn-Goodjyaaca------Oi73J-J26<01. ______— KVbollis. spuvluut iiiuSiei'ti«d«S — ^ — 1 | . ------^This outstonding *'A' « r e money. „ .Lovely , while brick___ - -Wroom, lomily room, den tWo*. ‘ ROOF PAiyiNO by -8m;ith“ a sa—; MS; • -Bram.- ciedit union'. «nd a UUnches- B^717. Wendoll, idaho, W -18- - — ^ ury feoluret l^ ju d e jX c tric ______- - rock-Hfepiowsreteclrle-wolty,.£* <»ciifB (iiliif^-u.;ih— prime oreo wilh o beautiful j locoied In oreo of tine horM*.a--. NEED 3 or more girls to hoip in r«-2924Jwln 32< Falla. 7J4-7CT "**’ PRPRIVATE DRUM INSTRUCTIONS by II view of the Snoke River '■heot oriaTvullMn^ opplloncws;----- — fo VoiHpony.'Colt Mr. Woyne ^1 ______pr< prolessional Instructor In Twin ■ The kitchen it ultro-modern loi$69,7so.'., MtWfllomi (or on oppotnt. ■ -SIprlyaiebii»lne9s.734-487B.______Canyon.Ct Crystal Springt. ond PAPER HANGING, painting, FaiFails, For inlormation 734-6827. 369- Nlogro Springs, Wllh 3300 , with convenierit snoek bor. S6NEW fiOMEVNonheosri^l^^': ' meot today. 733-0931, Ejperiencod E> waltiess, lull or pan ang^ero in Iho Magic Vaitoy. 324- OuOulncy. Sp 3 bedrooms ond 3 boths. See ..^1 lion on Cenio Orfve, sppc^wtaC - ^ ______tin time, apply In poison Rogerson fji Splli-Uvel 3 bedroom. 1 boih sq. ll, ol.living oreo, this oil 'flm 8urant;-Atso-need-attemoor»-- ” .home'.wlih.flreploca.ln the .. brlch br home e fle ts-3-bdrm t,.‘ - ii~you'lllikelil . Ik ’ X, £NG1NEEB.-EST1MAT0R...... "A' Morningtide Areo. J 34,000. 3 rfp.in^ke eiilmole», prepore ^ ______YARD YA WORK,. R « e pruning. 19 M s lc L n s n s 3 bolht, guet) room, formol — *»lh-builM nr-lflt\g-ili»dt-r~t propoioli ond odm lnltlercott___ ground .preparation.. Ilowet .plan.— ... -.Ill- Duplex, Dl good locotion. $38,- ^dlnlng-roomr-den.' fomlly------NEED GIRL 10 tend beer bar, eoo 0“ Hl-l'M KENNY BAKER WITH A $0 room. rec. room. S a 90 nwster bedroom, room for: '.' conirol bn {Ixed price [obV For NIckatJIm'sni, Place. 733-B7t t , ling, lawn mowino. 734-2644. HI gorden on • t35,'«l50* loi.I ’ rapidly expending controcioi. SPECIAL SUMMER OFFER OF A nolurol tofi woler well. ROTO-TlLLlNQ~and blade work, THREE Th MONTH BEGINNERS ">‘'1 ocre lots, underground t$77,500 ; with otsumoble "Imprettlve 3 bedroom home Sowloolh go School Dltrrlcl; J^ondllnp mulil-mlllion dollor PART P> TIME HOURS lull time ear- .$38,750. . . nIngs, Instruct ottiois in Trl-Chom gardens and new yards. DeLoy GUITAR Ql COURSE -AND A- ’ utlutilltlet..poved streets. Good ., . morloge. - wilh * full botemeni..Spacious So "^rninerol reloied induilrial |jl' Vngham. 733-2429. POPULAR PC MAKE GUITAR FOR lo through- liquid embroldeiy decoralmg. no living room with t>e.w .corpet-.. .$33 ACRES: 4 bedroom s.. V' ONLY $79.00. Many ol you know Ing. Huge recreotlon room lor . I Faat oIllcienUawnciowoLan^jvnall__-maraltaadr- a t- a - repuiabla -and-- « « ^O0D-LOCAIlOhL=.-= po'rty wliK^iufncieni oxpor" JJ -ongIire“ fdpJIi:----- WSsTTrdaTson------„ eniertoining or pool table. ^ 451B. PI capable perlormlng guliailsi, I have --.lorge-gorogr-A-fore-flppOfi:;^ = i.j t » n tn o ouum e roiponilbllily ” Phillips 66. 734-5985. an “ eitenslve leaching background ^ ; A MUST? ;; tuniiy 01 thit low price. Don'l ^ minimum atii*ion«e. xE as well, and am ollerlng my talents Then thit It the home for Double^gorogeplusdeiach^ TELEPHONE SURVEY. 4 people MMATURE MAN SEEKING as WOlftOfflll - Qj Submit reiume ond lolory needed rt( hourly rate, work (lom my pPOSITION. Experience: locally loi lor the llrsl time .in­ youi Only 2 yeors old, ihlt 36x36’ shop/born.- lottd- 7caaul»emeni» tp - Presldeni, ollico ol ot your homo. Call lor ap- warohouslng, and related work, dependently de as a teacher, wilh a 3 bdtm,. 3 both home with scoped, mony extros. norih . foloMACCC, Inc., P.O. 8ox polnlmonl p< bolore 2 o'clock, 734- p,purchasing and buying, heovy .relreshlng .re' tpproach lo lessons and single cof-jwoge ond lenced tost tocolion In SkyliOfAcr*!,. ! - . , J 264B, Grond Junction, Colo. 6592. 65 ______o(equipment parisman. Write Box N- Instrument In ownership thal bacliyotd it locoted In 0 greot U A M L E T T »CedorConlempotorv Design.-^ , - 81501. An Equol Opportunily NURSES ji AIDES needed at Hazol i3,Timos-Nows. guarantees gt. a betler deal lor you all oreo. [ust 0 few blocks from . m a r k e t i n g - J Employer, Del 0, and Sky Viow Manors. Must bo 7______the th way around. Summer Ui schools, tloret. • anvlhino . GRADUATED INTERN PHAR- enrollment or sU nt immodlaleiy and I i R e a l t y r _ 1{ IS years or older. Applications „ vou moy need. All this A C otsocidtet '> - -tattemronictrwrnmngrWO-FiroT—- “ MACl5T-wlih- n 00-hlo 1BEST AREA IN TOWN, at. *' b ia in e*NIiE »!ON :. . _ —------Jl lodoy! C' PEfOONNEL pT aCEMENT CEN> aummer.734-6S20. and ar Olher guitars.all at comparable 1moil on ocre, 4 bedroom Residentiol ond ■ savings. And 11 you aro Iri iho Ibrick home, rec rom. goroge, CommercialII ...... 733-1647 ■ EdH. B u ilt.,...... ;734.3443'.'’ I^H!' 53? Mam Avonuo Easl. 733- _ SECRETARY cCUSTOM GARDEN ROTO-TiLUW ^ ___ « - rf s l t /*l I - c, •M tkeStmr.v.T..—. 733-2749------ana lawn renovating and' mowing ,, -----w^lUkept^ord on Mln, View------W t t rtMt w o '. r r i IISLEH.^ FUllMER...... ask aboul our BUYING SERVICE lor Dr. 539.900.______Tecnmeal oxecuti'vo search. Ail petition open Immediately Ronchet...... 733-8633 ~FQJMng..«((ffwt c*uie*^V'^roOT~. bella.e. REALISTIC MUSIC EN- or*&h#r fi!'^Phipps,^-«^^^ ^ ALL-EIECTRIC borne on corner Aa SPLASH T H E R E ... c ..home.Sbalht,garaae.lencedwB.' • sUe company lor secretory 9 TERPRISES HANSEN. IDAHO 423- lot, NW locotion. 3 bedroomt, ^ DAVE HAMLETT. BROKER -J*»l' with above overage eXice ’’ '-4560,'.4! gorogo. newly dug non-com- ihlt 3 bdrm. home in belle- Consultant* ond -cuESTATE SE^E733-14H .’ A pprolser...... 733^079 • |" skill. -Must be willing lo 7 pleied botement will giy'O vue *'■ could be the home you ve _ occepi responslblllly ond 14 M FaraWorltWaat^ ~ more room .S3l,$00.- wonted « ' for yourself or os on — poiiess locl'gnd discretion' a ■ M m , -lr>r«im*«t^foperty.—With------“ ~ SoTO^TllLiNQr-small-oaTdeti*:------= REMODEIED OLDER HOME , > V1400 sq, ll. ol living oreo. oil tEFRIGERATOR ; : i ^ Fringe benefits and salary . lawn •» mOwiiu], Also lanltorUI SATURDAY.S) June 7. 11:00 a.m. j h l s home needl is some out- ■ u rvlce. 734^440.______0|Open consignment. Consign now In good neighborhood. 3- -^ur' 0«lco Will Be dependent upon quollflco- . ^ - bedrooms, formal dining .side "persorwllty" to moke =TFiti|r;i^3n* of our N*w *> • - lions. Phone 73)-23t2 lor ROCK F CLEARING - dilches and -Z anything valuable. 733-9226 or it come olive. Coll now • ond Closed For Vocation: ponds cleaned and dug. Larry 733-7689, Addison Avenue and room, immediate possession, " W ll)i t h * P u n h o t * o f O n * Easliand Drivo, opposite K-mari. • J25.000, try your hond ot_^creotivilyl )F PAYING RENT? J ;; ■ ■'Thursdoy. Friday S Mon- ■ S ARE YOU TIRED O FI -sfaiV^-Moy 22nd. Moy ------AAR CUSTOM FARMlNOrPtowIng''- « --ASSUMEFARM'HOMflOAN— ^----- > 0 ^ S May 26th. Stenogropher discing, 2 and toller harrowing. Bee^ 22------; ^ g o m s F ir S i li - 3 bedroomt all electric-in ^ M«II«>T>I>*W' ...... T»4JTT ' ' Pramlneni law lirm hot Ihlnning, hay swathing, and baling, ^ Flier. S2S 500. ■H ...... w s w 324-^,324!^. For Fo sale 4 bedtoom Gold Medallion • operMng lor competent »teno. ^ Home, (ully-carpeied. large ' • W M lf ' I gropher, Sborthond ond typ- cCustom plowing, rDto-tilllng, rol» basement, ba large lamlly room, ____ Ing m uit bp. n e a t, ond . h harrowing..and discing..Denver., dUpQHl di: and dishwasher. Baih and ^ _Ejperleneed ^rotc8«wnat:Jlllllicr.r:-1:. —'OCturotecR»nnonefli--posiiion r ------F Flne.32W63HH§er------w 'Modm dairy with automatic with opportunily lo odvonc*. cellar. Located In northeast section WUODEL REGAL HOME I detachers.. Releronces (oquired Modern oir conditioned ^CI KSTOM Pl OWING. 3J4<«V 0o(* Jerome, Call allor 5 p.m. 324- 36S Moln Ave. E. 1 TO-Tia. ' oKlce: otlroctive benellii, • 4618. 3bedroom s. Pleote tend complete retum e ^CUSTOM PLOWING WITH or ^ A lew LOyOSCOME LOANS El^QtRCNCED body man l.ota Ot Including educolion and )wilhoul Anahydrous Ammonia, BY^WNER: B' Two-bedroom. Full AVAILABLE Also VA. FHA TMufSO • woHr40tViM...... ■ Meaaenger and'Lewta. Call r a - basemeni. b oarage. 633,000. Aco 'R.Q. ^ W f tr n llh . BroVer...... -:u_. - ' ■ 'l-'fll- Rrttly.TP-sm...... M anure' apeadlag Lillibridge-'.- tI IThree M roonr. near Shulby'a ^ W A NSITED 1Cuatom Farming, Ptwrw 73X383. _ I .[ J22,000,ACEREALTY.733-5«7. FANTKSnCR^/ Cu1t(5m P L ^N O , April , R k tS IW'qiljrMila^^ nnSffing ~ o w i m i i r^fctfWlH K w ti* * ** •; 3 .. .<^'j^aa.324:40e8._____ j ____ - Any Horn* Contro*^ -tvtaaMfl, 7SM3WOf73M0a,— —- T "^ANORWCJMAtTIktrWi'TFrOWNXAR— ■ ^ M ^ m o r t| c o | - p 0 y — :------, Cutlom plowing and roller SSia.utltul- Qeltf- Medallion, All' • ^ ; d e l i v e r b u n d le s l&10 carriersc In Twin Foils ttanowing, or 324-602 '•!'•laesrle tiMml. 4 tMdroom. Sale or- ■ ^tim e. . ' 'V ; JBjW9lHrh?mfJ»4S44j 9 ; 0 0 t o >5:00 H p t TDK151MN ■ ■ 5 ■ BBN'RERBiaoETppLcXfioiis" "S level, two bathe: Two llT B ^ e r' • mo«litiu|iirl|Mllr. i lu s M i l e a g e l o r ln f an-Aboitoi-----— t- i N iw lo d S J I H n t I n iu re i mc . ^Jth 'WI m m 1; t o 5 : 0 0 P .M . ______j ’ R E G A L M O DD E t H O M E h : li T m i T i i o w ^ l o p a y -to r ' . MONDAY THRUTHI FRIDAY - i Mautllul~Qem Medallion, all , . 36SMAINAVw b ; e a s t tlwirie trVlen), 4 bedrooo. Sale or ■ B S S k STJ' iradelocemanartwffl*. 7»23M. .S o B i JT.« tw*l!.»n»Jo ■ 12:!ibA ;M,;tb5;06 .t< A.M.. ^ ' ■ W* Wiih To .Think: : SUNDAYMr MORNING. . ■ gg!*U5S»r.,«»iNo..,aii, J ; * KRENGa'S T^Y /«WUiilE H A i m W A R E ^ "

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------^ m w s -25 -g------r- fmn t teto- aa . Fims t HiKte CARNIVAL ...... - byDidtTllnwr 3^!3. IMmilstaj.l|ils.(bpl«us « U ...... MlsttIIaiWB$F».SaIe 41,_4 1 ,. \ ...... j.ffim m :'.. ------BEAUnFUL-iirbloclMerJHofv------3095 Acret — good rellteniflni atock 150 i ‘ ACRES: Piimo location berwoori ...... "■ — — = i ------■Twt^'WTV! RIrwm^^^r“ co■f^di[i5^ra?p 'stwUEH w ODLOEN TOUCH’ n'S eW.------BUY homa In oicellont locallon. 13.000 jiD n Sh. JZ5.0cLvritJiJ25.«»j}9wn^ _Ij apartmonl. kilchon appllancoi. ' doo# do< ovoryihlng tulornaUcally. ilg nilui Twin F^la RMlty t Ins., Inc. 73^ oiono now. FirstTmo olfored. Pnyills^ — •Carpqnnraiwgrapod- Wu pols -oi------tag ----- ^ Od d naw tor orw'« 8.-TiRffWgr B ■ ' -Ato. ____ m ?«M :______• ■ REALTY. 733-2623.______“ deposit. Call 733-656^ allot 6 .pay - a o - A < w - ^ - ^ ^ l ~ r tectfte--ooM-- ^ 2 WANTED:-OooO-31l V<..«BdQO------J - 6* d«(«Jr- ~rn “ HXTACTffreTirrDOoaTanoirncntsi------OUlET-LUXUflY-artAUREL-PARtt- -5j|; smill iptrtmoni in b«ck. Fnill (tool lor iq e«ml lotliemenl. ready to go livo ll> stroams, Kimborly Aioa. Choice APTS. - 2 bodroom unlurnishod Norm. 734-8747. Jg J iftfllafDelot-SIB.KIO. TU-iWi. 195,000. Twin Fall# Realty and Ins., North N sido m acro#, woll Improved apt. — all oloclrlc, citpoled,. Usod metal tiorago bulidino. 8' x 9’ 3WANTED ^ used saddles antLtack. Two aaoeutlve homes In Jeromo 733-3992 73 Of Jerry Robblns4ZM439- and ai now wheel linos. Call W.J. . drapod. all appliances, buill m- onwoodonptallorm. 734-5259. tro t with (ull basemonls ind = Pelera, 733-1968, Evonlng»733-621t. ilofago. Uundry laciIitiOS. pool, Woslsm Saddle Shop. iOoedlng. ; 60 Acre dairy larm. walk through Homopbonoafisr6.934Hipi.-)?i‘‘ i llro p lieo s. ELOON HANDY barn, ? open water, 2 modern homes. 100 1C ACRES 9 miles Irom Twin Falls, boauiiluily Undacapod. No pola. Nino-loot ^ wida pontoon boat, two 734-4195. _____rea u ll:. .910 „ 85um_Lliicoliu_ -WI1t-«rTtno«'_w possessiort.—WEST------' - tt>i ^ - flrsin and pAsluro. good walor, Metcury molora. tO-hofSopower vvaN Jsro ^ a 324-43J9. DICK Qrooory. WANTED TO BUY nlghl -crtw lw END REALTY. 130 BrosSway South, near m new ' 9 bedroom Gold 1' I ^ oach. oac Including special hauling lu1940 n 11th Avonuo East.--734>9e68. Buhl.Phana 504409.______MModalllon homo, now: machlno trailer. Call 7334685 or see al 330 opor W Boom Opon 9 a.m. - closed JO"V-m., > • ■ 75760 acres lor Mle. 420 acroa under shod. Now potlmotor foncing. Call -Matlin.-.-.------^------Co»BgSuitqiys77»-3888.-.~~»."- " ‘ - y Cl John Barton 733-5035 or Joo Young MEN'S DORMITORY. Iv's. pool. — cultivation. 420 ahiies ol waler. ^ WORK BENCH with heavy duly jen- EB£||M U|HCSS NNew home. Nortt) of Shoshone. 969- 734-3393 ^ or GLOBE REALTY 733- room, cooking and washing WO TerMw^l^Ublo siw-'.?]?^ ' 2623. lacllltlos. $60por monlh, 733-2543 vlce. vici whoels. contor axle housing ol ihac old Fordson Tractor. Call 423-5544. 3 S FiFARMS ANO RANCHES: Call Elme'r” REMODELING - complolo kilchon . CRj ' ' Sommer wllh Matkotma Associates • "cSmlns. H *y\iu^':^^ ^ Thit roody modo dool In­ 3S Otlittt toslBSi' molot ® cablnoli. counter. 4' sink unit Wost.yff, Opon 9 a-m. - -1 0 . pjn.. - for Iho bosl buy#. 733-MB7 home, or with laucels, disposal, dishwasher. _tlOIOd8llurdays,734-4944^....^,;_.:^.. >ia 734-4675olHce . • cludet ROO acres ol lond, FOR RENT 576 aqusro lool olllco. ^ cropi plonied ond conirocted. spaco and 50 x 100 Commotcial loi. 733^52. — raSQMnillH BEAUTIFUL B GRADE "A" DAIRY omple Irrigation water, lull 733-4138. LARGE LA SWAMP COOLER. Vi ^NIGHTCRAWLERS WANTEO.- -For 240 acros lo grow feod on. hlghl)i ■ •______• • • - • hot#opowor. hoi 2-apoed.* ~complefo .c«mp1slB ,, Inlormation Cau O dnau's t... - -Impro»odwilh6-on-#8lde-t»fn; A il- — Ball Supply.'ei2 ElgtiUi'WBSr'ln . ' ■ ^ - 460 aqgaro foot, carpolod. #lr with wll stand, rool lack, swllch. grills, SHARP — Family *W>» homo , Improvements }J oxcellenl. Good Icoftditlonod. hool and lights fur- pump pui and lublng. Voty good Joromo. 324-8300. Buhl. -84j:6M8. . __ wll^) mony exiroi plut bale- oqulpmoni o $435,000.00 Call Blilr In south conlrol Idoho In a BelwoenB&9p,m. ^ ptoducllve area with a long nishod. Lols ol parking. Call condition.$100.734-6997. coi ______^ fhontr'd6ubt»“ goro9»;''POl*___-_ -Qatoifipyl _C at North Wosi Realty 734- BARNES REALTY, 733-8227. , . JJj . tlble garden. ROBERT STUARI 5t91 5 or 733-5045, ~~ ______gtowlng teoton. Thli fornv li METAL LATHE. 10" swing, ae- ^ CASH FOR SCRAP Merrfiil. •' oreo. Coll oflice or 733-6930 J reody for you to move onto ' '------cossorlos coi Included, Atlas. Hoddor - Copper. Bru».AIufnlnum. 4339 aero# deeded. E«ccptlonal 700- and horvett 0 profitable Building. 40'X 80'. For lease Thtoo Electric. EK 733-1699.______■ anytime. - 900 g hoad cow ranch closo to town. olllces. lully corpotod. 678-9412. — Radialw.Battorlos.Elp;::^ . crop. All ihit con be hod lor I WOOD COOK STOVES, anilquo AlsolBMCards , _. ., Good C Improvomonts. Call Blair Sl.SOO.OOOwilhgoodtermt Burloy. or 523-2383. Idaho Falls ^ ------C Oslorhoul at Nonn wost Roaity 734- organ, citculat- tractor driven daw. Stai or 733-5045. old Ico'box. Excolloni condillon. " H. KOPPELCO. RETIRING .;. » Lou Thorson 879-23B4.- Challis.______; ; 152 2nd Avenua Soulh ; \ ' : LEASE OR RENT . B 2 bedroom, brlch. '•'> boie­ Gem State Reolty ► ■ M 2.513 ACRE wilh ampio OFFICE SPACE LIQUOR CABINET, oars, life moni, lovely yard, goroge. woter. now home, wllh 2 P.O. Box 174 jackots. Ilshing oqulpment. molor locoled on preildeni ilreelt oddillonol modern homei 208-733-5336 AV^LA BLE^ _ biko. 3-biko trailer, bar stools. « M ^ " T liS ! ,. . V.III Kode lor jhofp home or 733-2291 chair#,—dlshos. many antiques, » for hired help. Alio 2.221 c • Furniihod o r ' uhfurrTIth'oH. SET ICE CREAM.TABLE o ^ d . ^ r s , ' cioie 18 down town. S26.500. ____ _ AUM3-fliM_tJghU_ono-til___ __ ydlh nLiltidn tlQiflga Will _*£'■ scales lamps gun cabinet. IlgM_____I]?= liiH tho boil ror>chei In Idoho. be roody by the llrtl. Conloct nmuros, saifdlos, trailbr mirrors. ^ "Lets go out (bnight. George! I loundloi a marvelous new baby ' Itailor toilol, healer, loo many Items Tolephono733480t. . 13.200.000. . a26 Basiness Prpperty Twin Follt Roally and Iniur- ® siUcr who neverr heheard 61 us!" to mention 733-0717. Swenson's FOR ^ SALE 1941 StudebaKor (u'4)(i)p. ? once. Inc. Phono 733-3662. Shop. !?. 2Vi West ol Twin toward Piter. 320 ACRE ronch. good homo. For Fi salo or leaso. Kimborly Road. 734.89e0or 733-9691, ^ model M-5. IM54-568, Oilra bcdind • NORTH WEST ~aood fmprovomonti. Worm 6^6400 square loot cindor block „ HllHiOE-A-BED. rofrlgorator. older fonfenders, 423-5544. , V weolhertlimale. $210,000.’ building on 2 acros. EVERGREEN •“ ""I" ' • diningom. 2 baths, custcm car- — bodroDtti—turmshoo-notiso- jj ------p,]wp(iij3^cnL-i-Quu.whQltJafm_ifi____Pt' money ot $59,500. nlor. Twin Falls area Pleaso call thom Ihi cleaner longori Rent al W|oBGi Rosponslblo party, employed _ H Rob B3701.342-4781 ■bedroom. ,0( IV) baths, air con- i> 5> deportment at VandtrblllS; Wanted ” turnlshbd or partly lur- oak-commodo. shaving mirrers. • ■ r owrilloble. nlthos 1 or 2 bedroom house nt 0ilionlt\g. moiai shed, skirting. 5:: Unlverslly says. « n' library labios. Some cul and other SWAP ^ SHOP anilquo and coiioc------ZONED-HEAVY------BMk-an0.lt0r>l-m«lal-sl«p»r4tsp«(& ------i i— itvox^fo*-g_»-loii ------E jrzJirjlsM iIJK M PItM S^ -PORTABLE—AIR-COtrfPftESSOR;------ConOliion,Phon«7334U7.alKX$i30.“ ------^------—^ 3 ^« 6 ------por runnino loot Financmq $125. AH lack $50 . 734-8649. 5; Chuck ...... 324-8367 1south olJoromo324-!fl22 [ Ot^o bedroom b«somoni .ipertpsnL BOX SPRINGS & MATTRESSES 6 «' .. Good usod ixumpot. loss UioaXIOO^------______JJJ jmJ______------Connto . 324-5B60 Posslblo-HACIENDA H0MES-7U------~ $115'mdnlh•733-3964. ~~ ' ~ -»ol9 $2&-io $75- Babv cnb $20.- USED T AUTOMATICZKJZAG sowing ■ "CtCall 7334503.______\ . ______I Now grade A daitly. 200-cow unll )7568 sttoliors. cor seat, walkers. Nobody „ mochlno complete, portable , Wainui JJ splnoi console 'S^no.-ex- .. 4» « j* E.CoMont call taciiitios. 100 cows Ono bodtoom aparlmont, $135 roads our ada. Chost drawors $25 $29.95. r i23EasiMain.Jeromo ' 40 ACRES Choice Row Crop 130 ' actos. two-bodfoom homu Oul 1972 Dartinglon. 14' . 64' with 8' . complete. Aaultsovcr24 733-2973 (and up to $80) Walnut bullel-large - colloni condition, was $1400 now ' wheel line sprinkler*, pleniy buildings. | Canto cotrals. $250 00 t2'.o«pandc Two-bcdroom Par­ table & 5 solid chairs $95 Sum- Eloctric E liteplace. archery bow. gas $700. $7i Muslsoll. 324-4080. 2 ROOMS WITH large bath, all 5 OntriTDWBHnses; ol woier. lovely 3 bedroorn Located j near Butley. Conlact tially I lurt^lsncd Sei-up. See at 732 mcr's commg. honesi Maybe lawn '• mower, car seat, projection Comblnaiion ^ Ludwig anfl-Gtfttsch . - -hom e.-thoho rool, llreploce MOuntatn 1 -Vodoy Roally. Logan - AdollSl ore«ii326-WM F.tc. -.. Ul'lilies paid, single person only, no Swamp coolers $15 10 $45. Hi scroon, » buMol. swamp cooler, small drum . -sot. Seven druntf.^ Ftvo PRICE 'REDUCED. 19 K roi ofl . .- * oir conditioning. $70,000. — .UUh-Phonc753-2661. .1 1 pots, deposit required 733-35H Florence. Nma. Cmdy! See you at wardrobe * closol. hospital stand,. .Cymbals, r . Hl-haiwiincymbais. Two norlhslde Rupert. New 3 bodroom. 10 X 55 3 bedfoom 1960 modi*:- the SVMP SHOP. 451 Mam Avo.. E., high h chair, woman's 3-speed'6iKB, 320 Deeded Acrei — 1000 1 clean. carpctcd. air Oesi odor o.or One-bcdroom married couple only, ghost pedals. Drum seal. C^mMI 2 Min. carpeted, lull diytlghi GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION. 1 < Twin Falls 734--S65]______boys b bike, girls biko. swing sol, stands. Drumsiattds, Fiber cases looted 160 acroi under culii- acre induittiai. House and shop. 'I7-W1 Allorfi 734,3577 rio children or pets. Deposil baaemenl. with unlimited gitdon llllor. 672 Motningside loralldtums. 1. $1800. 733-0654____ posaiblllllea for oipantlon. Counlry votlon. with sprinkler S ce- trailer 1 hook-ups Altor6. 734-3577 5 requited. 733-3836. Ono Olectric goil carl, and chargor, Drive. 2 733-7145. ______._ to » 55 two bed'oom t%l modd 7 $250. One hang glider, near now. - Ihing wlin a gioal view. M3.9i0.532- ment ditch. 6 octei good cor- - oxpandos. needs work, best ollcr Woalhotod- barn wood. Oiroady NEW N{ YAMAHA PIANOS USED > < ri. . ■ ■ rail, looting theot. iieel SPACIOUS S 4 bedroom home. 4’/, ' CASCADE MANOR APARTMENTS; laciory built. $400. One 196 3 4-door ^ balhs, large kilchon, largo livmi; .^.ctlJM0,a!lSL§_?3ii35ZZ______' — 3 Oodrooms — Carpet and Drapes Rambler Slallon wagon, ae>«, $tOO down. -halL.1 ,x 12a.. good lor PIANOS_t».maha Pli .QVil.*'* ___ All eleclric ihas electric luuill. under 2 years old. In 324-5nS. 324-2734.324-4440. * 5547, _ pooor. Ktengols______- 460 ACRES. Excellent row 2 stairs, skirted, air conUii.omng 4 i GMC pickups 837-4836 P Combo Mixor, Wllh automailc ihyin-, Filer. 133.500. IN FILER. BniSTOL crop. All under iprinklet. j For sale building lot on Ptosidont 12 tipout on living room. £>cellent EXCELLENT, olflelcnl. economical. m, reverb and monllor spoakors. ■ ^ N C Y . 32&-566S or evflnln09.733- condition Parked at Cutty Ttaiicr • GEHL mix-all 1963. Iiborgljts tank ^ Mochine thed. metal thop Strool. ' has wator and sowor t,ip. < 33 .UMslieillliils.tDDpleies $1,000 788-2242 or 733-730i______Diuo Jj Lusiro catpol doanet. Rent $345.4234560. f ______buried got lonki. 3 bedroom 733-4048. Park. I Wesl ol Twin Fails $7500 electric shampooer. Groenwali's. ^ ho^^e. llreploce. 2 cor goroge. Phone 3J6-4790alli-'finn NEW 15 Horsopowor Berkley Electric piano-and ext-„pdwor Aitiaclivo 2 t>cdioom homo. Urge Large 1 bedroom basement acari- Lome with siand. lutnlna toots, syslom. s; Wurlil^er. Older modef but lol. double gtfage. pari-basemeni. Wett ol Paul. $675,000. Foil Twelvo-spaco mobile homo pa'iT^ Olcctn: pump, 3 phase motor $500 I IM acros. Room tor 13 moto ment. very pleas.inl, o«crylhing 788-2242 or 733-7308 motor f Also many woodworking good. gi Spare reeds. $245.423-4560 Icncod yan. I2^000. Clear Uko; potteiilon. MOBILE HOME - included. $110 Adults 833 tools. Boll Sander, chain saw, 326- . Agency.Bui.‘.5<36464. spaces. 12' 160' Fleetwood with S' > MCCULLOCH Chain saw. Sco tl \ Amplilier.- Fonder Super-Six. Ex^ 15' add-on Included Highway COOLERS Shoshone Nottt> 733-29?3 4766.______* ------B I G - W O O O ------Aloino Molol, Addison Avenue cellenl. Never abuied. All -now 'For sale ir> Sftoshono. 2 Dodroom — -froFlago-nTO gBu'tloy, B/B-TOI. ------4800 injtollcd 531 7 Studio aparlmont. stove ano” West.Api 2.altot6 p.m.______~ l . _ lu &eaJ?95 4 23-4560. -• iwoso. FotKed aroa Ior childron, REALTY 5 lo 20 acros south ol 8 jhl Ask tolrigoratot lutnished Aouiis. Novels, by named authors, All. £ .garden spot, garage, cornei lot. •4400inilolled...... S 295 ButrouQhs L-5000 accounting $150 . 733-a6067-9weeknlghts, ^Fender Super Roveb antpliriar. 734-6551 436-3740 about lotms. Call altvr 4.543-408? doming deposit Coioniji Apart- machlno lor salo Programmed Ior . PUyed X hours. $275. OorMi's .carpoiing. paneling, oil neat. ' ments. 734-5325 ’______SQwing machlno. now. lelt on lay- MMuslc247MainA»e..Twm.- - - — OwTiprwfftlnmKwr4-43n. ; 734-344Q _■■■ _ _ all major accountino luneHans will} i r ~ F A M O U S muliipie zig :ag. does everything. ° ^ h e ' v t h ' k h e U~*~~= NICE LOCATION. Jerome. 2 MENTs'^'hVs awlaWo Invorlory control. Excellent con- r PROFESSIONALS; Wan'r'^a ----- bedroom home, BuMI-lns. double BEAUTIFUL 3 Aero building silc FHA FINANCING bodroom contemporary apari- dlllon. Vory reasonable price and List 1 $469. Will sell lor balanco ol ° ; CATTLE RANCH milo Wosi ol Jerome GoM Course $297oroa5ymonthlypaymonti. No REALISTIC f' way 10 buy mo tools lor llroplaco. open beam celling, ttit NOW monts. BuiH-ln-rango. lotms. Contact Mr. Reese at (208| J your trade? I havo tho doil 'foiTbu____ Rainer Dtlve. 324-9620. Approilmoiely 6500 ocrei with one ol the best views in lhc , J2MM1 ^ ...... cash1 needed-Ntiw.Quafanleo. Sco V ----- Vailoyr-Tctms - avampip—>iO:iOO------AVA»LAflt^-AT-rvi------al Morris Appliance. 1023 Blue “ “ inil ■' I'coUid noflirtBriui myisirirri laciiihcs. wator. sanitation, hoat. . Koniuoro.clcctrit.sioye.Jli.years. . -Uk«»N0tth-Z344747, _i . ...illmyyoarsasaworklngmusiclan.-?. - - I- - ii,oled.-F#«J-tol-for-ob^i------— -GemSui*H*aliy,73J^13£------— BTcctrTcityfurni5nc(n»oorav3it3Btc~ Our buying sorvice Is arsllabjo- lo cirtder blocti. large garden, carport. 3000 head. Ample leed mill, Double soil'Cie.inmg ovon. Cost ; BUY i actoi or /noro ol this 55 soon Pnono 733-2138 lor details $350 Asking $175 Porleci eon- WHEEL ' CHAIR. In oxcollont con- ovoryono « needing an lnslrur|tenl- $12,600. Conlact Helen DeViioi, tiloi. pill and to lorih. Will BROCKMAN'S Sorry no puls. dltion. 734-2135. Konnyk Bikor, REALISTIC MUSK; Weaum Riuliy, 733-^95.______acrot^Pick your own site lor only dilion 788-4004. [ corry oboul f 000 mama <0wi $1,500 por acto. Nadino Koopnick. ENTERPRISES. Hanson, Idat>i7423- . MOBILE HOMES SEVERAL CLEAN apJttments. $45 FOR SALE 1 tjoathUI amplinor ^ FOR TRADE: Lovely homo In Bolso- Three good homei. Includet 733-7297. LANDOFFICE OF IDAHO. For sail) no* and usod single beds i 4560. „^viic ., Older person only 734-8769. I17S.1». Otrrirtf 9-100 lurMablos * 1970 square loot, plus largo doublo mochlnery. Ample BLM. ond, 73^0716 . . . “ 733-8525. $160.00 j 2 JBL opoakor*. $300. 825- - garage, large lol, bosl arei, lor personal grating, lulh range , compinMe homo in Magic Vailoy. with obundonco. of waler. All « FHA FINANCING USED STAINLESS STEEL tanks, ^ 5 ______4J « w iT n T S Ideal lor walot (oodcnomicai spray j _____ AIIOfJuooI,WrlloBo»N-tS,Times- . . above connected. Cood deal ^ Vautlon Property. N O W - ■ ☆ NEW ☆ Ono-horsopowor high-pressure- • _ News. fo proper porty. AUMi , whoy, swimming pools, 150-250 pump.r Domestic or Irrigation. 23" 2: Black and While TV,'oouolo. • PANORAMIC VIEW Of Wood Rivor A V A I L A B L I 2 BEDROOM gallons, can 733<060 morning. • guaranteed^ good. 324-5040, Curtis C Mathoa, on legs, iMl nieo. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Clean 1 approved through 1979. For Vailoy ^ - 3 bodroom. 2 level, on Informollon. coll Lynwood , ovoninas. rocondlllonod snd guaraniood. bedroom homo on 2 lots in acto North Fork area 7milesnorlh ON ALL OUR NIW APARTMENTS . ______Kenmore I auloriullc dishwasher. $119.00. •' ______ti-..i/» Shoshon;. SS.900 Low down Reolly- 733-9211. 734-7604 WTE REBUILD Hydraulic jacks al Fivo I monlhs old. $168, New. Tako -ol Sun Valley, $42,500 MARKETING — M OBILI H O M It „ ■ ' oaymant, owner will carry paoori •> -‘or - 774 3323. Koichum...... - '■ ,ASSOCIATE^. 734-4875:------______IN FILER...... - -AeOOn’S'AUTO-3UPf*LY.'-30S- ! — nCA-alatoo. maplO-Comolt-wHnJ___ 705 Easl D.Shosttone— Carpelt. Orapet ond S^oshonoSl, South. - I ______—;AM-FM stereo, radtoi-rocuriUIIMiW • - 3 Bedroom. 2 balh. wood sided, Applloncot MUFFIERS 'installed white-you and ai guirjntood. $99.00. CAWS 7J3-: - ' FOR SALE: 3t)oiomo In Sun All uillitiet inciudod NEEDLEPOINT Ta"pE^Y. ". wait. 1 Complolo mulller' Sonricc 7111.7 -irKluding cusiom duals lor car and : home. up. with 2 bedrooms, txm Valloyarea Call 1-726-5568. alter 9 . SI40 per monih for c^uolilied canvas, ctowel k>ts and sioois • '■ PORTABLE TELEVISONS Io» W)o. ' and lamily room m bascmcm on renlori 1 yoor leoto . PluaM call lor appoinimunl. 733- pickups 1 ABBOH'S AUTO SUPPLY, ^ 280 ACRES 305ChoshonoSl.Soulh. ”Moal with stands. Purpio -S ^ e onc^cie, in Wcndoll. H6-2512 Excellent tiocK tet-up -- and . . • SlOOtecuriiydepolIl 3B04 William Bruley. 153 Nmth : Motel. 1927 Kimborly ' pt.c*d^l<^ telll Only $180.- - , Children welcome — Fon- AvenuoEast '______Shoshone. For u ie by owner, Nice NEW CORRUGATED PIBERGUSS.I *9027. , OOO. 230 octet Ittigoted. w>th M . KotlltHaits toitic ploygtaund. No pen. MOW-A-WAY DED tor tent $8 00 a ' ' ihtoo-bcdroom tiomo. Two uths plenty of wotot oryd good paneling. Western Garden Supply, f m.OOO. Phone 986-22B7.______2 used 8’ wiOu mobile homo* ftom week BANNER FURNITURE 733- Filor and Polk. - woier righlt. ABo«e average 3 2 6 -5 2 9 2 1421. ' APPROXIMATEIVW acre wllh older home, born, corrolt. Ond J2.000 HACIENDA HOMES. 733- ~ F n l l n : V ^ 4 bodroom homo In Jerome FrullI other Improvemenlt. Milk 7568 . • HOST dry deans new lilo into any , For ' salo. bid basis only, miscellaneous household lurniluro troos. garden, trrigitmo «»ier. roule ond tchool but 01 ih«. t^ i w FLEETV/OOD mobile home, 3 T HoliilBKinejs Mobile Hoous . cnrpei — slug, kitchen or indoor-1 ' FOR SALE console slereo. hand ' Harold KoiltUfi*.. 733-24W LAND ' outdoor. Il's oasy. Rent but HOST and‘ oppliances, 14' boat, motor and F >. ^6------( ' Cuilom hom* now und*f-««*'"'' - : and up, ^ ‘0 ~ - slruction. 1700 sauoro loet,. ■ 12- t B4' 1971 Fleelwood inteo- * Pool labios. Alf.hochoy. Fp«enlrvgs 733-1012.73)4X1: _ 27774. - • WESTERN REALTY ' soltlnga. porleci condition. 40 por ' LEWIS . 733-2365. 1958 MAJESTK: io«45 1 bodtoom. now furnace. $3650.733-5864. contollllsl. Evenlna_s.734-3883. j I 4|. Ruperl. 436-6492, All olectric. ospholt shingleiglo roof, house lype siding, 41 ~ Wntodlo^ 4 CONSTRUaiON . . lowellW illt 733-6562, For Sale: IBM eloctric typowrltora. 1950 Flootwood 10 X SO lully Car- b o th & Va . carpolod throhroughout. ,idishwother and Fictory rocondlllonod, 0olh :...... 324.512r- • • Bob McEllreth 734-3650 ad polod roltigorator. awamp cooler. . -gorbogedisposol. • 'OOloetrleartjEiocullv#. Rudy for . ^ 9.3 Monday • FfWoy o rjo. 7 3 4 ^ or 733-0288.--- IBM torvlce polleioi, SUnSard ^ CHOICE inveilm ent 52-75 - For-ialo: 1»5a 8 1 40’" SlTyHno - *MmingComp*ny,1« 8oconaA¥0-'- ' tERSW AW lpf ocret odiolnlng' Kimberly. I NIGHT CiWlEI mobilehomo. Topconditlon.toady N.Tolophono 733-1449. "'I g y rwlbK^IS oil cultiyoted, lour lleldt. • . _^IOOCCUOV. T34r5160, ; tull w aier-shorei.'SI20,000. . '00 (I rOuaE£t£l'sia»Ki> »«»- •. . E o r co m p lete infcnform btlonr-C olTrf » ta o a , 4W mites Itom JerwM .ls•9 Termt ovolloble. 1972 8ELMOnY~14 t 65. skirted, ^ 4 ,>900 own cvpol, pToloailonal rotulla. ^■lertAtfes. no buildings.UOOpw. unturnlshud. Willing to doal. 734- 5f-. ' ' A R«mofkobl« Valt^alu»,Sti»ltTodoYll ’ flori. a CUrfco SharrgMor wiih aen.- STOCKMEN'S R£ALTyil«V:r - JU5T I,STED log ocret, 60 arai. - . ______[ • - SouUi Uncoln. Jeromo. 3J44W'• .- . shorei woter. 2 bedroom USED TRAILER HOUSE towing, “ TiiijtoiTOT^jir'-^^— ^ ‘ ' • ;-O D N E A I ^ O<-«715,J24-m4.324-44<0. home, good oul bulldlr>gi oqulpmoni, complolo JiqualUor bar hookup $45.00. Brako contrtflor - 750-19. Olght-ply-llroi'"^ SOOO ‘ 160 ACRES ALI IRRIOATEJ).;• •• .ooNorlhtlde. $100,000. mlloi. Tworfmaandluboi. tttO.or ’ ;'6t2W wi«t;nt, iferome . tSS.OOO. hay M pailuro, cropi $15 00, two 7 gallon LP lanks 150.00 -bolt offor. Eloctrk; lencor. IJS. , pair. 733-7248allerS:Xwf>okday.- . . . ' planted. 9 turKhlon turn, pipelint'i AG-LAND lOOO^alt chlcfcon broodor, I t l ' 324431^300'-■ milker.tnd bulk Unk. 3 bedro^ R EA I ESTATE. INC. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS. 1971 El«:lrle portabio rMd orfan. S30. ' >V--, _ . hom i.' ImmodlatB potieialon.. -Ooubto-wido Located Itl Wendell. . Marlin 3 M . Scopo com. itulli. or 543-5148/Buhl,ll, bthiwb w * ond f ^ ------tJ4,000dO^.»86-23W. , . - • . 734-5380 - • Musl move 8^ ^ . ■ ■ novtt uood. $110. 734-7869, V ^ :• ..■ , |. . ..,

in..:.,:.' ^ . SIDE.CL*NCFS J.LZ .. Z I S i L M H C ------a w e - B ■-■ V CuMofl aoH.-.akt' AM. Mm WAI ear oM well broke geMing. 423-V HESSTi IW DMra 80 jrrM « ra:. r 4..- • . . • - ' rowmo iMw.l3B.nmM...... , ■ ' ^ ' P \ " ^ 'UMded saddle with 18" seal, like a . s s = » MI-77M: i • •• r»>— -r -» r ■ ’ -BMutM n«*.8p^M ch «tth ■ WAiWANTEO.TO BUY.-hay M th i. . - ^ >t. Phone 4aj407». . . New> H Hoiiand.280beler.-real good-- -.1873’LO73’LOCaW OCDM ARK'S'POttio-'^ W iWI«d«h«lvM.7^Md«yt.733- stumpi tiui Wendell ifw . 53M25I. . - J S :UMy4jTMt oW^ldlnj), sot^el. pe, lual pabtled. See al I'A harveilorveiior.lHCModel86Tba>trwllA -•' tbry/mmotr'-:- -' .■ ^ 30 ton Ihlrd cutting twy tor sale. 733< >apm I t e u i ol Wiahington School. . newm 440 44C knotUrs- In oood oorv-V - - w J SSBTOfW-MBZ. ^ . . -______d . lUrled.'' '^ u tlo 'l JS -a 7 8 , jjwhalIhswe ol'read. 7334051. Also ' dinon.,3tk>n.-,3244r47...... ' . ------— / f Knatlonal M trsctor ln good -- , ipe, good mbber. • ' ■• — — v ' ‘‘ order. Caw ter »ppo“ iItiiesoneKhsIde.7334944.' - pounas «)• h S t f a allTlfitetTlUto 3 •------■ — sm ti oulllla to finance with Eugene ■ ;;;7 o tn p la n le riM row John I— 3fdC«mngHay.753«8r“ “illli •Tiai mars culling horso. Ei- D « ^ 4 7 . - _ - , ■ I h M £I i " • ■ ■■ .1 III » « - h HHogt»«.Jerome324J415,oqI f i t V Sorrel Bto planlerl wllh markers, roady ■ illtnl horse for oipotlenctfd to gogo SI35, 24 tow Gandy ap- V45■35 Bonanu. B< 6 sesli. tun. IFR ' . .58. ■ Firiwrt 5?Big rugged reolalored HeTeiord > ^ ler. 4234894 alter 5 p.m. . plicaloaloraS125,3284872, , . MMi.dinel, dual yoke, ntcaat Bonanza In \ -. f - H f « counlry. 800 toul hours, sell . lro»llrHrcrefr((wr>tor. Exeell«nl Firewood Spoctall All you can haul. built. ^ Urry Uckley Jerome. 324. ' 1 t -PUREI'REBRED ARABIAN STALLION ,YBUSTER'LOOSE hay hauler, • {5)?,^ cc^moiiM.i3T-4tT\ momlm. 2005. ' I illlnletesl. Mike McMurray 734- . f „ lnBcaroraplckup.SM.-423.4J20. ^ RViCE. V x'xdred,' trained! P''**la up round aiackt, ap- J3J.m j] — THOUSAND THO POUND 2 .y e if oU ' ' ^ Winqi. B rtiP tO « . »nd young 1 )xi(nately 5 ton and reload Hack. .- ’_ - t-3464, •------TT Hereford bulT, registered, horned, ■ Y i ' %-IS CTia»ai:nMa». ,,n. 5 7 ------f l i r t W .li» ^ E ^ ^ 'b r e e d l n g . 324-2235. ' le'ftni:Tnt.5«W09e. . . fORSIR SALE: Mistoy Foiguton No. 1 ^ ^ tal5 ttoliriiw "" -f; balor, Oood condition. S700 324- Jgrjir X " ntQM. WfltllnfltwuM. dMuie. PAPnO F ES^N A l GROOMINQ. Stud ^BEEFALO: Mak# more prollttoM, i' Jl lypes ol hortoi booghl. sold, ' 8' Luger nbetglasa boat with Iwin ■ '■ -'•! rtcdAOUIonM tn d ouirintgad; service. ser Vseallonino?' I'll board mlg>urctltle;^ih ^ftlo.CtllOUfy Y j SIded. Good Pack muiaa. Ron ^ ----- ' 4010 and an 45 horsepower Mercury • • 113B.W.^N'S733-TI11.______5Iss nolatU^lllmtUef.n y K ssfojK, ' — - ■ one« IiMSon,^*Nol enowh (wy to Rerrto*f«Wr 06,- M oor, copper. g iS Regitlersd Herelord Built. One or atrantKeepingll. 543.49h, •• 'OR-SALE-Speedliner boet.-14' • - ^ ■ Blsck Ub pupa for saio. 2 mtloi. ; ;naiK>oany, plywood cover wllh ■' ; « rt''(« fc p , reeoftdllloned in d jjsS». . 54W88. > a ' IrucUoadIT Edw. C. Eakin t Sont. !______ouirtnlw8:HT9.95; CAIN'S, 733- = - t Jerome324-5488. ■ . * . i «7t- Fo« 8upot-o ptopeiled • fibotgiIlMtgiau See at 301 Ram a^. 733-' ^ Greal Dane puppies. 7 weeks old. * r= iood qualily woanor pigs lor saio.' hoppet with 471 QMC motor. Wide 8477. h ^-^ : ______i543U62B i l or >43^20, , Fgni't>y,---^------: 'uiebrod Yotkthlte boar. Eiigiblo > hoac...a.isMTO, ______S’M-.39M. J J ______. . IMJ.OO. CAIN'S, 733- i ^ ortoglsirBttorr44WT52.'------afterSp.m.______>1 DDoy old coU et lor Sole. Ooubit 'airbanvt callto scales. 20.000 ' 5^ Dipper Ronch. Soulhwesi o< •OR SALE 8 SOW! lo flirow wimin • pouiMund upaclly.-Mako oiler. 825- backi2 m»n inllalible canoe, gteii lor ^ For talo AKC refllitered St. Bernard he monlh. your choice t» 0 each. 5322 ^ M C k ln g - loot pump, S8S.00. •. y; puppiet. Phone438-5636. • *211Jeroma. 334-8557.______^ ______s m 2 FREE;Small-dog puppiet. 538-23S4, Ne.Need bangt vaccinaiod black bally L ______siaioh s ; 2S~horsQpowort>acotr. Usod n :~ r S200. NoB«ly fM d(Our«d(. Ukt FRE 8 hours in beaiit,.itko now. 324- 12'~boal. 15«orsapower Evlnrude new Mtylio aulo wtthor SI2S. All ^ or tngut heifers with lirti call on and trailer. Sleet ng wheel and - '-i •bov«; wtille. Floor ilvie twamp FREE TO GOOD KOME 2 year old groground, or wllhin 3 monlht. 829- "Play something sweel. to back up the second hall of an un . 623 7 Steep Jm^ ______■ conltols, conlti 324-2802 alter 4 p.m! Alaskan born lemalo Husky, bluo St5 weekdays, y . . ^ cooler M5. O lhen lor le tt. Seo eyea. S43-5e9a.______^ ------Ilkjiy-slbfylv y r Two lemilo gdats lor ultf. 5 '^ewNom Hollind 35-balo haysuckor. weeki you at lh« SWAP SHOP. 45» Mtin Si! FOR sale” rogiaorod Angus mormonlht old. 135.00 etch or bosi Cor3onlacl 324-42«t. Jerome. ■ — Ave.. E.."N;in Fallt. 73M653. .Wt-.WHITE TOY POODLES, rogliierod. buBullsI good seloction. yoarling. 18 olleoiler. 54WS98. - « • ' i5 lool Chtls Crilt nbergJasa boai. ! ------. ------will wll be small. 326-5185. monlht and 2-yoar-ddt w ith. ------Johnson 25 horiepower molor»nd ! W lj^yUY USED? New Whirlpool ~ stretch In tito. Havo ixwo raitod 59 ^ ■ Calllt 0GO Bjfses — ...... OWAiWAtONNA Swalhers, paria! Irillet. InHot See Skyline Park 188 ader S ' Variety ol puppiet tl dl Umat. f'!inthorocks. BrooksAngusRanch. ales and aervlce. Molyneui p.m,Phone7JMJ52. p.m.p -- - ..ia w m m n r ira . New Whiripoot 30" Ui Vofy spini'M Wnny mute for u le or 5 B ;FinitbKhSippI[is ‘| f ; Htrdlon. Idaho. Phono829-S018. LIVESTOCK S lachlnery.733-7?47. . :______BW ^mlliUftjiiJll colon _____ ! tisi 7344323. Rogliierod Polled Harolord , Biltons. Cali 7334060 momtngs; S®!!!owl. 888-7720...... - -.acce&iceesaorwa. SEAGULL M O T O R S :-^ ""q w n i r i ^ -MShor, S99, 2 Holpotnl _ Angu» bulil. Ideol ^ e e d e r i with yrit fU«on mtno ind tall. Good v*"' BuHv Ag* 7 ond 3 year oMi - r conformiUon. 734-2859. ^ivenlngi.______Newlow Hollind twalher 14 fool header SAIL HAUS, *; 382 soulh locual. Twin '« d tv 'S ^ .-'‘'$SO e a c h . U to d PARAKEETS,pa local rilted, and ' lor 0 haifer or o hontng------^ AilMl-Brwdlag- — •TOHAT-15152 -5Uf-Dutibi%-jon:------ubet. Plisllc or aluminum. Somo .Coulkins Troilert ^ >^mirol outhorliad' Fociory ^ ______! ! r i r . boauliguibe: loriel with tu r. good nsw STALLION SERVICE. Regltlerod “ 1BW. some uted. 5434840. JEftOME IMPLEMENT CO. SoU JO to cubic IM rw i- % Simmonto1-polled.hero. EXCELLENT 2 year old Arabian dlsposition.STSfee. dl9 733-9l77or733- J l AOHA. f515Z s u r Dutlor^t ton, -• filloy. good 4-H projoct ond foun-. 9434. 94: ______^______. - Milk>lilk replacer: poruble leed bunks: LOOK — 't'901 S. Lincoln, Jero m e .. ^ err, thV it ond upright*. Slorf- beauillul ^ aorrel wlih tti ^ good ford oppeoronce. yeorling lno_5»| $279.95. In dora Jl- “fJ bull-long toll-imoolK'ion ol dtllon _ brood mare. 734-2873. wo dllleroni sues grain bln r Nuis- 1 dltpotilion. STS loe. 73>«177Dr733. 3 year old rcgiiiorod show gddlng. Mio ' machines: waler.Itough; call 'USED—BARGAINS ------ncM h«, BANNER FUilNITURE. Gallont, Foi bred right. Is brove and will ifiiicr. M34, For sale: Th>oe-yott-oid quarior br :hute; four-lool higti woodon hN.H.. Supar I04B Bale wogon 7M -U 13. ^ Phono 1434393.______V. Slmmantol-Floflon.polor horto J?' Illly. by Smooth Move. Two- PI >tnoli: plailic call leedot bolilot. 5'SI3.595. m yoar-old Appaloosa fllty. ID 6 ^ yoar old reglsleted appitoOM . .Iwo-:wo-gallon buckeit. - 544-24M. NN.H. 1048 bote wogon. T 8 H i t m i k % brooding-well m utded- .papered.. ^ Alutl too to spp'ocialo - a( 59 . ■ Ciltle ..^-•«e«llen|.piflm#nt.dofh-r*t} ^ ' -Ki geldlngrw^I maiKedyind gcflllo. Olel>eltlch. $'$9,995. u ______BriUiitlUldlH — w&asa.______^______5cgood toping and Cymfttana nottu. J.D. eeO tw othat, 14 ouger, i P i d i m V J -8M-42t4r— — — ...... " - j g - " $4:995: " ■■ ' CEdAR SHAKES dltect^ Irom tniir.' bull. bul 324-2106.______“ 7 *>•. lim outin yoarling bull- r: t s ...... “ Fitrhllefeils “ JThaia mochlnei ora Held . N E W im ^ ^ 34MM7 or 3<9-4200. Call tnvllmfl. — 2-hOfto triller. 734-3348. FcFor talo ono POA gelding and ono FIBERFORM 16' CUSTOM •'------Etho.Eteo bfeodlnQ.Q oood JOA-sl«ilaod_cKm_QoMlng_call____ IX teody. ______' or., p rlto J lo s * -worsgrTonaierAtumdHiF^S Jj ^ -f. I Z Z ^ Service SOI age. ConWci Gemtiono altor 5,3244816. R« ^ FronKlin M otors ------• Shonhorni. Sh. Phone 878-2709. 733-7348, ?! 734-7028. ' ' . 1974 E -2iO A D ' . . llm outln 3 yoor old cow r- T;.;i;;;;;m i;^ se T ^iet;;ih ™ - -NawPlymoukh, Idoho • - WIOETRAOCTWaER 'r - : ; T ^ iW eXTERlOR PIYWOOO q C will ho»e Endormi coll. ",HORSE SHOEING, normal and l!brakes and ono studio U64166. 1911972 3-tirtng Freeman toll- 'GOOD BABY and patluro calvot Ol rarroclivo, Davo Looklngblll. 423- - 308 378-3117 Plus... ''3 3/8" C D X ...... * 3 .« sale. Ml All KIrtds. ^no324-41S2or Juno >9. 3 Wendoll.ovflnlngs. ^ptopollod bator. Elko. (7021 738- or 308 378-3015 19:1970 MERCURY 80 HP ENGINE - g S'lTTouchSond*d ,.. i5.95 a4-4C28. r< J e t o m o . ______'5403. Homo. <70217384070. ollice. ; • ------»-'5^C0X-T«u Ply . . . $5^9------= r _J»U0tn.nj8#d_iftyndjJ2_a2£Sl:_____ h; ~BHbr(^orn. yearling bull. Grado. lanibuy. . -MAMMOTH-3ACItrT8{)I»t0r(Hrir “ j ------*' •t3r - MAS5ET~ FEHGDSOW—T4------^ - m ;To«

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S4.9S M - enginen030'CMa-wtth cobr------1 /8 -H o rd b o o rd ....,-. $3.39 T TWIN-MARINE-:— 1 lOin-aXft’t - . ^ ...... $t40/M ------% l E c c n i l Call^Rojidy^or^^^^ ___ ]J ------n 4 - y y » 0 ’»-7-.--rr7T-$150/M----- v g y i: BUSIN RECTORE z t : ------6%ttorri4X8 boih-tlltbiioW— C R Equipm ent ...... , . 4 7 . 9 A « . _ 5••••••••••• V!?f^I*ldPonallnB-$3.99^ M •••••••••••• Co$« Dealer M Pin* COtIng S boM . 8' per It. ^ ■ Paul, Idaho S » ® ANSWERING SERVICE A Contractors ^ s e c r eETARIAL t ) SERVICE Con- 0 ' T d r i i l ^ d ..NORTHWEST i# TELANSWER/TWIN 0 H canj -be j ; X LYNN'S OUAUIYSIOtNQ.d3,daalerln ♦ - ia N0SCAP1NG~~______• IkJinBal.iai. accurale prolastlorul ' A — - PLYW OOD ^ m ^ _ F r * t ^ „ A ------STARK-BROTHEf>4ERS-MUR&£RY;:te------9 ------MrkJCoo ^ Z vouhtvfttOtqusrlusre feel lo rm tree a 2 2 ft. of" S ------# ------o r t r i o i r f oorarrorehard? r * »H*ay------W ------utioftil^ AMwijlpg _ Service ^ _____ 1 ' JO M SPORTING Q000S.:flsl5nD -)j : ^ ------\ # CONSTRUCTWN • I all Jruit treei, 32^ ^ 7344800. ^ DRY WAIC- CONBTRURUCTION. 5 8w ?Sl?5nS? *" . ------< ® SraVICE, R*E^ENci” oR 15' .'Dun.hom Roller Mali — ------—— ------SEWINGlaMACHIMEBEPAlB >1 ' 5 ' ' »Wn.TwftFilI^73Mai., 9 - r ' t m i M u -# « - . BUSINESS. PART OR FUU-TIUE. ... Jjariow il-.. ______------oouMftrtall # EapertlawncarM S’aiO'/i'Disc n FRItUY^.:«f«m 54. Saturdty. M . f i• V 0 ' 844«?1. s s s s s iw sjr-'''«sr3i: * n " Sunday afternoon. 1-S. Furniture. ^ 0 !ruSSM?Umt pla ,inymaka,anyinodel,t4i8. ^ - ( { !) C rov^loot P low . —- = —-----0 ------RlieV CONSTHUCTKMfCO-COMPANY------^ ir^iAIAg^^WIO7WW™‘**0-73»4B0.r’!. V 13Q<:p0bl>r. ' •______I ------^ AND Homo Improvom M S S S r S — ® RtMgerators, wsshera, dryera, U R SYSTEM 5 NEW 532 a 542 FORD NEW-HOURS: Motvlay - Saturday. j yers, V Complelo romodtilno. "fiMncing Fi A LAWN SPRINKLER B a le rs ' BRUNSWICK. S 0iiln0maym^'><^ 0 avallabie. 734-8980.73J-9691*«' X Tired of.tnovlngingtfiathoee? Free - a -"" ______UUes;'kir hockey, tooM M , •».>. 5 25Sl»5M^!*Sl*'lHftA^^ )neer^nUer». Ul W SWAP8H■SHOP Z S :5' 8 6' Rotory Cutlers ^ J# PUANCES REPAIR 73MI67. ______W '^MlLmataa. Plonee cesseriM.' Salat 'and' Servicea,yt2; MOVING SALE: Pickup. Ilreplace.' 1 ____ • ' rdsconstructwh" "______^ ___ A Q*oro*Dewll.7J4.734-7371.423^. ^ BUYIWW(04ELUN0-TRA0ING. Used X MosI Sizes Ol New JafflHaarh.73Ma0tA>lw4«wd'V jai llrejvood. dithwaiher, deik. M^ REFRIGERATORS, Freezerszera, a Homea,--small comm landlaa tnd sntlQuet. Swap m w e e fc a ^ mlKtlianeout llemt. House next ^ mmcerlcal, J r' ______T ra c to rs In S lo tk "® nnoes. washtrs. drwrt. VERN'iiflN'S W ratnodailng. addllkint,I, cablnels.< ^ MAIUNGSERVICi 6 Main Ave. E. Twin Fallt. ^ APfUANCtS-REPAIR, 73M488188 —- ^ flrep U ce a/b rt^ masonry>nry. carpet. ^ Fast, 'accursle 1 ^ • S * ^ 07SFU«f Avenue Watt. le and dependable. # raMww. n~ : ' m iTpiS;:^ 2 Seven days aI week.m Professional Z ___■ ' SWtMSQN REPAIR SHOP muil J fttee. 7344500. . • , TREE SB ------— • LUCICH FORD I v^le premltes. Btoqttl gtrtge • | .APPUANCE REPAIR ANO 8ER- b ^ u d in ^ # Answering Bento _ V I C g ^ m s k W . smtll wd THA l.TnR “ m Evffllng. weekend c^t, t - - m n u t U f i k r^ U ^ liu l w e ^ v e ;' Houieho?d I^ ,Economlcal.Oependab(«:4:X725. 8 OOOJOBS gooA; shop goodt, molora. tlr«s. g 402 W oshlnglon Street .JiEfilLCLEAN. very nice,'13’ camp • ____ 0 7229sndRkkOii>on.734-)4i RELL'B TREE MOVING. . • Twin • Foils • 73-P4T21' trailer.sleeps5.stove.leeboi.and, in loolt. truck, pickupt. lence potjt, J 1 y .'ia'S^ I ^ ______. |lnsink. 4234250. ' ' . mNeil We«l ol T ^ n Fafit trtd Mich "zA ' ^!^*fl^tS.S5.Complit«5 S e 9 CONCRETE ^ntryi-tojsehold .; ^ • tm k« lob, most c«n,SSB.a5.Enaln camper ualler. Road^tunnar.* carporta,----- ^ - setl-eortalnod.-AI*d-have-188H-~ • HUmataa. SPECIAL DEALS Cn*vrolelpickup.73>4^. ” 0 '- ’flNd.,N. . • ' • S S S s * J a t a ^ ' ' ^ I ------S S S S ' » « “ ON WIND- . EMMENS, MEATS, Excellertt i . 5 CUSTOM fARMtNO I PROBABLY THE BEST I AuUJi.»economy prked. youno • ;5 b ac khoe and dump irurt aeJvC;ttvlco. # Hainline Cuttom Fannl ...... ______Heuoni ______S E lE a iO H ^ F - • — o if t~ in d -R o c « r Moving • Fre - # „ .:PAmiWP:r77^ __1RQW EBS^Q___ I------ractLbettf^TH per pound, locker— % F re r— 0 ------Kilnnnt.aSMSBl'------PROWLER IN IDAHO , k beefeOXblo 375 pound earcattet. 4 A Make appolntmeitmenl now lor thla # HAY EQUIPMENT \ whofr. halt, guartari, TU. Heavier % # copYseRvice ------X - r And n w u ii llw wuy. imd '- .-V 1 andMixgraded be«l prtcet on 4 5 - we'ra out ol rootn. Reody to - : ' * rweit^ Phone 73M980 Of TO J . BUaJWO SUPPLIES = • 2s?n!a:w.a ^i2nSM2ii:Hone.S284at. J .. _ 6 Completely Rebulil HESSTON whMl end deol. No reoton-- -. 445 ffOlAIO k a rv e s t:r5 able olfer refused. Priccs oil - — 8-lotkwol nOH------5 -UROVCHRtSTHT&SONSPAINTING. : - ^ - - - : : : 'TVAWTl HARVESTERS ^ - IJ ^,-r Hrtrlne t SWr | PER Y IN. V Interior v d _ exMlertor palnUng. . • -jvAnli^leruia Repair, alao new IntU^ A Ona17Wloot- Ona 18^ loofv’'-; •; CUSTOM. DRAPE - 6 Row Heoth BEET-TOf'-SAVER------<\ B«4Spg plants, many tOndi In^ ' i - STALLATION. Satt tl earvtot, fuH Ume crew. Cue—- - —Twd-mw ‘- OnyWfdttl— ^ eluilUw ..A tle rt. Zlnnlst and 1 ~ - 0 0MnntMd.3M4317.324-s E y ''"-5-S S S !S .^ 5 s s t eDecVonict.84>«43.: 0 1044 Naw Holiond ITwo 20V, lool Tw o23iool , ’ M ar^Tdt.' t 1- t J5 dot. 3 2 8 ^ . i n ic y 's Heme tnpnmm onts. Tin 6AIE WAGON. .1. Two J4'4 foot O f»25leo1 ,104 Ranitey Drive, Filer. ^ « ( MtUno and premlMS. \ri»y M.u # ■ ElgCTRIC MOTORS aJUM CLEANERS A Owolonno93 14' Ona 27 lool ’ : m IS w - - - PAimiNOMiop,IPPAPCT HANGING ' Oersnlumt. SO canlt and up: Egg * rHORIOD dealer lor Hoover. 7 New Holland 905 14- ’ Four 30 loot HIth whaeli ptsMe pepperi and lomatoei. I B t • rn„r:.:n,sslolora and S Tbe finoet In pt sales snd Z ; hanglno. ColorM o( M • f f l . OemcoBeel Horvetters Three 27S loot lllih u m • K S 3 “ Hb(!8Eii'Ei(SSCTflJC,733- • m atchlno.»jjw 5 lockwood Beei Horveiter*. whaali ' ■ ■ . , = I ■ncan - # «» ______0 ,- A.0rlnsted.m7Sssar“'- : & M S P Z OF DAHO. C onw o l. V AUCOMW^TEIY £t»landBlu*Uto«.733>1037. 0 . Moisey Boler eXCAVATIHQ pwDSair^iw : t .- - ' SflF-^TAINIO . v«nM a '.- Backhoe and bsaeman - - - ^ A N C GARDEN-AND U W N '? 1 SJJ^, Conv«y. Iw l.' 7344800^ -—•-fewnuUR-avtfaUa it-KSl^s-- ' ', 0 ‘—o fT S JW ;- ’ — ^a»..za~ = f ' Il's TIME T O fiEPAIRI SROCKAAAN'S ‘ WmbeAy,. • j All ourH tstlon Repoir Ports . z n ! ' , ■ 'nts'ac^SSw si! . -Aralnll MOBILE HOM ES S“5Si • • FA W w a . '■■' ' - - tss next Id Thelsen M otors - ' ■ # 2SS!»ffi«lKS«ISdy^KH4*Si X BlOVATlOmilDMCIIr d a iie • Deoler lor Prowler Travel _____ • LARRY CRAWFORD EXC»CAV*TIN0. a aM M u n . f r } HESSTON^ ■ Trollart. and. Prowler 5th' - A - .-%««peclaUiolnbaaem4 ■ tew pcteee. 7 » « W - - - A - y - IWheels: Concord M otor ' “ H i r I EQUIPMENT CEKITER 5Home*. Govemor ond Tlton • S ': ■■K|ml)«Hy;R.;TwliiFo|U -Mobileii Horh*r*ohd - C t» tl ." T ;: ^ '/on Have { ;••• iV; 7 1 4-4S80; v;. " ^ A .SpF>rihl } I' anw i ^ '^(MmiHOUK -■ '.. l ? { 'u i o o l o r t . 'Plio(» T v b ^ O f :------~ nts; Bowers A ' ' ' '' .— — « - p ■ ~ i ’”, ^^H ^^^aSoE Son 1 t m on Mim v . iM' r3 ------^Business! f: ’ ■ 9 ' . ‘ etiM t; bMiroomt. Im ly “. teiM « s •««»*« w ■ T ______--

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North pn I »P**>««<), m 443o. istn n Ford UHon pickup.. 40 0 0 : B «lOo hBtdquirttrs lor ill your — illM.Excellentco(»dllk)n.7a?^.v.’ *12®£!il00or6eslolleC326-5l». - 1970 90 YAMAHA ENOURO, tuns (I ' n j u r y , 968 INTeHNATIONAl : tecroatiorul venicio n«oJ Equipment Compony ' ' \ TRA\HAVELALL, V-8 engine. 4.jp«od ,973973 Chevy P fc k ^ 4 * 4 8 .0 0 m sucket 'seais. only SUO. Cell Rulh 5:00p.ni. \ lr«ns■nsmlaslon. eood condition, *750 Mrn«rertcti.X.OOOtnllei. $4.1tl0.1]0 ,(733-:>1733-2365. ^ , \ Now Mochlnos ftoody ' j \ : forir 0on# wMk only. Call tiler e or 45,38l3tdAve.E.734«M. Holldiy ViMUonoor travol irallcr, FOR poi SALE: 1971 Honda SL ______For DollvofY ‘ / — \ WOBhBokends.42^4059. ,______1974 Vega QT. Mfdnlgtil nAtstQc — MHnnt. -afpi Blue,-Quart tape ______— • .Bat PIAT2g . t 1S - ■" ___^ ^ F - j74“T«‘'toft-Cnoyonno—aupor:------niir»SfiiSSSn??tr««r»r»^^ cwJBTiTtarwungy ir ^ . 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A ______I wry H..lottnf.PHoneJ33-2043.. 1965 CHevflOLET IMPAU Jor ette. \ ------1------tnoit like-newrtiew tlretralr.candUjDner.______Si& rcnir;^W o; °-19H 125 ZC t550,.E.eollonl c ^ - 940 Whool loodo' I \ I oidoildor’l3‘ Cardinal travol trallor, power Sleeting, automatic, 327 V-8, 840 Whool loader I 734.5106. 21dlllon. 733-7308.______ood condilion. Soo at 806 Mon-, KG IliitosForSalB 3244635.32K380 days.______;.- 816 loodor Bockhoo \ . ' ' / 0®®*»ria,OoodinB. 9344362.______^ ■ 1971974 Bullnco 350 Alplna. laVo ovor, ..- 653 Crowlor Ooior \ K \ / Wl?* FOR SALE: 1970 V4 Muslang with, 974 CHEVflOLET CAPRICE, all automalic, or 1968 Mercury Mon-J,, • M ______Campers p*jpaymonlB ol M4.oa monlh. tOO - .• 700 Fork lill \ - A V ■ / iS#968 -Ford.-M-lOtt...utllHy b « o ','. ixiras, excelleni condition, uko mllos. Can bo aocn al 721 ITih :afflp«r shell, Iront disc braliM jp „>ver paymenta. Call Challis 879- lotoy. Both ears are in eitta good; I ' ' condition. See al 815 Addison. hOTO Sccuniy 0' cjmpor, ico Doi; Sirool str Easl, Jetomo.______[I DAVIS lallon auilllanr Unk, H600. 733., . • 'lurntce.678.M36-’______^ 1972 Honda 70 Irall biko. good '4W, I -2 ! i ______:______West,West. Holiday Molel. < )AHT SWINGER SPORTS COUPE, ____ _ ro n S*'F ’ fninnfit 100 _cacondition. 733.3164 days. 733-6431, ____ ' ■■ 70 ol»t 4 Ttonew.93443K*^ " Impala. blue, with low mileage. 536-;; W4ft34.______1974 tfl] Yamaha 250 MX. encollonl luai Mcrlllco. Call 733^250, 733- I s i974 CAMARO LT, low mileage, M22ii». i^______co'nailloiy UM 734-4930.______5 -2 ^ S w J96., . • SCHOOL BUS CAMPER, J700, oood 5£ RING TODAY FOR itij SKcellenI condition. 326-5322 197011970 Mach 1,351 engine, full power^ eonSillon, Insulaifd campcr sholt, IN IN AIR FOnCE. musi soil 1974 DEMONSTRATION 973 Clwyy 350 ton...Air COtv . 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Disc 1971 PORC« 911 T. wtilie eun tool, i|«eatlonal vohtel# nettft, #W- icrapor, 733-1650______tery cloan, price reduced. 734-4M1. 3264088. 326- mag wtieels. excellent mechmiett- 1973 HARLEY DAVIOSON. 350 350 Coso crowlor.load- btakos. J1900, 543-5915. mornlnfls ^ mag 1965 Ford GaUxie. Four-door. condlilon.. cond Days 622-3323. evening Loai ovgrhaad — Lower pricas', p'Spilnl. tS50. 537-6729 allot 6M i * Now. novor usod. ' Heavy duly, ora (iif • -^1, union.93J.526;! ’ ______■ bockhoos. ^Foi s.ilo Truck mouiMed backhoo. 453 njco. Ic0t)0>. pios3url/ci1«>jinii'sr, — Cnil lJOIwccn-7 p m an0 9pm.423. ______dlllollllon. Tape dock. Snow llros. (4H i lnporl-Spiiils CiiT M M~...... t a m n - s r a , ^ jteel waior lank wilh pump, 19GS 10 HONDA. 1?5, o.collom con- Coll Randy or 1957 Inlernalional pickup. 4.spood. J700;700, 733-5921.______chemical loiiol. OC/AColocl/icily. 2 dilion ^ Call866-7i»a______Gorold Rich. 438-2211 Jf ! l ! ______h “ e a v y d u ly lo n , Call aller 7, 423- ' gJJJDUNG BUGQVwllhConiiaIr onglno. ------d«HHn«-Unkc^.^cU—1800—731.------REWAfiO-iiOOp( 00- OJCH ------_l!iJ______733-733-1222.______8 3 — . ------t to o ______lotmalion lo Icadlnu lo rclurn ol ono C R Equipment 1967 Chevroiel V< ton. 6 cyiindor, 4 ^1961 Volkswagen Boollo, 733-1222. — $ m c i A stolen Trials mtrtoic^clo. 1974 spood, long nartow box. t850 . 837------EiQhi-lool Slutdy-Bulll leliiicuneic Onr'CM C IOt^ pickup. 1971 673 Oatsun, 240Z, tapo dock, wiro deiu»o carTDor. Avocado .ip-, DulUco ^ Shutp.l T. f.etul JQI25 1934 modol. One 1968 't ton pickup. , li*4830 ______1873 733-7MI- ______>h»al4, ona.ownot^prtco roducod— . _ / - - - nilarcns Stancjro lloor pinn.' [i ■Ch^TToTcl------TSTp'riHi^ loot------IK‘ IK S T anchW pickup.' big 6' 3--“ 34-4541. . . I, Spcclal IscKs Cali733'M57 1974 19 Yamah,i 360 MX. luss lhan 25 cnfcnmprr. Ills pickup 487-2440 apood. spe call allot 7.423-4724. 'JL miles. J1195 Phone d,i»iimo lo — .973 MAZDA RX3. 2 door, ono T f o ld in o CnrTipUjfl T rallor W1959 Chovrolol pickup. Long whool ' 1968 196 Chovrolol V, ion. 6 cylinder. 4 Buni543-639'j. ' ttfrr. 1,11. nilnt/'/l r.nfifl rnn- _SDCSDPPg, Shorl narrow t» i /975 B37. O*")wnbOf. 7338051. 483i SPORTS VEHICLES IM Blue lakes 324.2904.37t ______1960 Cnovy pickup, 307 CUD1C inch. 1972 Ford F.JOO hoavyduly pickup.' 1974 197^ AUDI lOOLS. oicollonl con- H {34-5M1. t9?3 YAMAHA 125 MX, 73-1.5114 allot J.-ipoofl. sharp, Eicdlcni con. 302 ‘wllh lour-jpeod. Wilhoul jmofl dillon. dill< low mlloage. 4-door. sl>ll I 1 dovico, 423-4380 und 500p.m,60 WMWIIlgiiMi dilldiIior< $1695 Call ovcmngs. 324- “ undor waitanly. AM/FM maroon. I 578-1798. Burley. ______; t 75 Motor Warn WM______1954 19S V> ton Ford pickup. J350. t9M ^ IN STOCK 1964 Chevy ’ ion p.ckup lor sale or ion ' Dodge, tieavy duly, J700. i 1WJ t o VW Sedan, oood condition. gOR RENT zrmoloi homu. Sloops U S E D I N D U S rR lA L 733-47W , M5Cl850.734-75«7alierfi. Wo now hovo Ihe omojing iiadc 755-2225______!H 0. Ptione cvonlnDs.324.48W. . 1 9 7 5 YZ I25C Yomoho Mot\o EQUIPMENT v VW; anT to buy PICKUP w>ih 1954 195 F-350 F0RD,1 lon, tO' slock 1972 ^ Opol GT. Excellont condilion. r FOB SALE 1973 28' Tlinn Molor Shock' A rovolullonoty now aulomaiicaui iransmissipn powot rack. rac Good condilion. 733-5294 allor |2400._lirm, Thirly-livo..miles per . .. TJO'.STA O '. COROLLA .77 -UH — t o n tc p r - tr r ^ li tig - W II------R H lT H o u g h lo o d o r ------S? ------' ' ------ynanorono. 47J-4:<6a(lor6 OOp m today ol . . - ______19? 5 8 ,5 0 0 fo ■' 1969 CHEVROLET PICKUP, power 1971 TOYOTA HILUX pickup. *■ p i See lf*o new 19’ Tiooa rrl(ii moio* FOR SALE 1966 FORD F-1M pickup. slooring. *io. V-8. A-1 eicopl noods ------lwme-aT»d-n>mp»Tff-oprT>nc)}ont.733il.4?0^ boi be Runs good. 73>W56 ...... amission str overhaul 32^5425 mimllos.ouatanleed 10 50.000. A now cat tor loss lhan hailol a '7 5 .» .000. S^ bn approved credH. . “ fl-ltoW lt»-P»UlMcesI Z SiWMnTarrlield:evenings, ^ TT'S HEREll^------Tl7B3“ ...... — T m ks BB3 ' - ...... ;Tnirts - i -83--- — Tnti — (OR ,SALE IMC 33& Otuaiolul SisE m izzic:■11— I f — n i ~ i i ^ “ Ingine overhauled. |usl like now. Iho Yomoho 80CC CHAPPY B iMp-fiiMrftlm ■ “ no woar Insido, Also 196£ 2'Spccd Tho omojing linlo bike with Doworglidolransmlssion, 733-2186 oulomotic (ron»mi»*ion t966 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT tour ^ I A • PIlBOIlIll 1* ■ DONT MISS rHISI See il wheel dnve. power winch, good [{ todoy Ol . . . , rubber, mechanically flood. Phono \ CENTURY FARMEERS^ ^CIAL 11. ______. - 1**. ^ W I L L fe73 YAMAHA 360 MX. e«C0lirn1 ______236 Shoshonoone Sireot West 733-7S9l\| _,.|ondjlion. J625. or twsi ollof. 733. 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Good CASH ___T O -^ o fM a a tiS I Buchanan.------condlllon.-Aulomallc.cor Elghl------—- rforYourCpr " « ; i * 6 4 7 : i : : l cyUnder. Oood llrea.» » , 734-«t?, im'-'cairnaro wim hoadora. sl<)»- SlHl A C E H A NM jS E N C H E V'R I O L E T : 1969 FORD ■[% plpaa,-wtiMla. aulomallc tran. 1970 IflTC Dodae Coronel. 32 milea per WILIS t USED-CARS M«CkrtoMMi : A ' 7 5 Cr h h e w - • afiiatkin. Rvna Oood. U»-Sfi01 atisr gallon. oa1l< S2.000 miiea. UOS. See at « 7th St. Eoi> On Moln St. Eott - e Is a fun car fo-drlytive GAIAX1E 500 " r=T 6p.m. - _ , __UnliUnited Campgrounda or call 73»-. - ~ 7 3 3 - 7 3 6 5 , ■ ------734-66H ...... • : 1654 Blue Lakes Blvd. N.M. Open Evenings till 6:0010 P .M . 7 3 3 -3 0 3 3 • *4 *door, * V4 engine ond aulo- - 1973 Poniiac LeMana Salatl tuUon • e e iVYVYieawtee*********** wkQon wllh air. eicelleni condillon.. . . . l{mmll»ao«.731-2M7.______. ljs7 Chevrolel In good running C^ndUlon,734-?7n- .______1969 CHRYSLER 300 : 2 ' door hordtop. v-8. outo. ___im jiodika-W om bal__ WUluefld— ------^ ---- . -ffiOiii vilva. will trade lor camper ol brokabrokei, oir ond vinyl top. ' - equalvalue. 734-4Mr.______idtr doupe de Ville Cadillac. Silver' wjtli bla^vinyl top. MTS. 734-, I ; 1975 PONTITIACGRANDVVILLE D l lALEi! llrilth, ' •->* 1970.Oodge Challenger. 3tB engine, EMOS atandard iranamlaalon, mag . ______BROUUGHAM COUPE . ----- «*e*»»7KJrtt43!eovyKiuty air I -iBdioLUt**.______—...1- ;.i! . 7344700. M _ _ H UR I^K . . 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Pult Pol pow er,'fljf condlllonlng. very ■THE CONCISE CADIILA ■ *2-784 T ! >, heoter. elr conditioning, low mlleoM^ iond o very ahorp. clean cor.' The oil new, eWoont Seville It tliedi ^ i o r e i - 1972CHEVROLE' AMERICAN '0 reel n k e cor end eircepixceptlonolty good »irdle wllh tope ptoyer, power leelt! J 9 7 4 p o y lA C GRAND PMXXCOUPE C - I 1 9 7 0 CHEVROLET ^------* 9 8 8 ^ 1 ilbly put on o luiury tportt bulomob .J^973GJ>IC,| ! m m x — ==—------^-»|oiC;iu)(uty-4niwlot_a ------— TTXJWnwHDTW------— * - •gm m a m ng ' flmomaiic, peww n M rmi thla^llofc . liae4^ t«d rodlol l if t:- — . er broket ond r ^ e . T T -'l... r.|i««rlng.olreondllloHlnoe power J^W .iir-Coidttloti^ j : . 7 j ^ o u ^ i I5Im " oioe ...... e/v^fr poifc g^ g : K ^ ...... - -^E3$»5=r! •op-^ . ■ ■ 1971 MIROIIIY ' -M0NI£»EY:4.eil„StPAN~ ;

m m n ^ - ilLLS \ •a544ihAv»,W.,; I . i . . 1 10 Sunday, May 2S,1Q7S ■ . . .. r News b i Seryigeiimeii TF youth I i_!'_ni -' S*-' " ' "HUFEHT'-HSFWrSgl. EEd' dwflnicrt?rM gp ------rDee E. NeiwiBonrR upctt. U s letuinwl'te th» ‘ T ___ of Mf inH Mif M m -tines, son of-Mr.-and Mrs. Armjmando Martinez. Air StatUUoq..WhidbBy. Island. Wash., atter J- ' R up^, has helped provideIdc security and S -W estem PPacific i aeploymenl with Tacticala FalrefaUd Air F orce B asee Dearoei SpoMoe, Wash., k ; ■fliBiwg. - ■ ♦ 35» honore' . : HIHUlman, ctwaplain of the ■ capltalofSalgon,. :ack8ircra(lcarrier USS Enterprise.!• th e Reese A. P . base n e a r Ui . tra c k and cross country team s ■ He Is embarked on a WWestern Pacific powered attad arLubbock,Texat,andS$i ’ , ' ■ tr< tallon. 4lh Marine • Nelson visitIslted :tbe.Phllipplnes, Hong. K ong,-1...... - - -had been stationed at tbe« Ul U ttle Rock Ar.. b a t e i a r r ^ ~ ' a tl Tw in F a lls High Schdof.'has I deployment with the 2d Battall Regiment, and supporting ununits which arc Singapore andindPearlHarfaor.. ______before coming bere on leave.ieav HU wife Is t b e |® / |„ . ^ d lsp atclv ^ 'to aid In tw ev acuaticif lo ir ^ '• • ------dauglitem f Mr:antf M nrrtat.'C j.K aiarw Tjahdt|^r^ :j22iS^^^iC _l ------Navy-AviaHalioftEleetrician'sMatel:CrRodney,y -^^—•• F e rry :— ■■■ ------_ Hillman. _ a . grtiduatlng_ ■ Irjon of-Mr- and Mrs. R. K; Pauls, • smior, was awanied tfie iSOO ■ 'J E R O M E '- Mairtne U riccc c (Cpl, D onald A. K. P o u lfl.-J rj \& relumed to me Naval Air Slallon.J ’ TTWN FALLS - M arineiM PPvt. I.e. JeiTold L. " tenolarsttlp, for-Tithlettc— ■ J ____McEntarQfcr,r«n-ot-Mr-and-Altl M rs Mln M cEn- Jero m e, Tias r y Is the daughter of Whldbey Islar K------W velyrT w ltt-Pall*rha»-bee ' ' stistanding, financial, need, and ■ ta re fe r and i^'hose wife M arcy Is t with Tactical Electronic Warfarere present rank while wrvthg M arine C o r p . | | V desire tocontinue schooling. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orr, allDll of ' Jorome, has deployment v de Base. Twenly-Nine Palm a, C* Hc is (hc son of Mr. and ■ been promoted lo his present ranrar k while serving Squadron 137.37. : participated In various training —M-M rs,Chot Hillman------1 with the 2nd Battalion, 4lh MnMarine Regiment. . The unll p homebosed on Okinawa...... “ exerclses-wWvhllc embnrked aboard the nuclear- ibtl^ J. JverdyV m otja i ______pow ered altaclack aircraft carrier USS Enterprise.c. MrnSMnfSlinSTv^Verdy, Buhl, completed ^ DOUG HILLMAN^-— d eight weeks of, advancedd Individual Ind trainingalS^.,^^ RUPERT - Navy Avlatlo;Ulon Etoclrlclan’s "Pauls visltislled-lhTPhUippiiics; Hong Kong. ^Appointed I th e U,S. A rm y Arm or Center,nler.Pt,Knox.Ky. g al, . . gelH a w u rd M ate 3.C. Edwin D. Nelson, sonson of Mr. and Mrs. Singapore ania n d P e ari Harbor. •„_KURT A. ^ -*Heyburn

i>Twin Palls, bas been a nw lnted 'Jo the U.S. Naval Academy. youth 1 *ile il a.nalloiutl merit semi- J iloalist, memtKf of the « •National Kooor Society. In i I 1 - — SWbo'sWhote-AinerlcanHlgh—Jujured “• y ^ T c . Y ^ i B i m School Students. aadJnA clty ------3TALL >w llng league, tbejunlortrap R U P E R T - A 17-year-old t l u b and b e Is a iu lsta n t Heyburn }], youth' wos Irealed • I... - - i n a n a g e r at McDonald’s - I n - •and .^p released' from Ca5s[a^. w m - - - JTwtn Palls.- ...... — ■ WMemorIal~Ho’spilni"Thursday ■------^------nii nlghl following an accident in wlw hich h is c o r w as forced inlo a ■ B c an a l by an o th er m olorisl. ■Idaho The Minidoka Counly Sheriff's office said Vernon - I Thorj^tQfl^ was laken lo lhe f c J ■.... f.mployes ^hosmnilBjTns parents. “ Tno'sherlfrrTecords-show— set meet Iho accident occurred aboul 11 t w U U Im i f I o ■ > ■ P-ip.m . four miles wesl of Rupert. HEGKm M •■ JEROME - The Mafjic According to lhe report, Vnllcy Chaplcr ol lhe Idaho ThThornton t ^ officers his car — Publlc-EmpIoyos-AssMtatlon—“ wiwas’stnick'onnhc-Iefrfcnacr— Kill meel Tuesday at 8 p.m. in byby another car. Thomlon lost the courtroom of the Jcromc cocontrol of his vehicle and il ; County Courlitouse. ro!rolled Inlo 0 canal olongslde f y o u m l a i n t a i n I a m l n i i m u m i ; R esolullons for R cncral ' Ihilh e road. w uncll will bc read, discussed The other cor did not stop and voted on nt the mcctinR, nnand Thornton was unable to according lo Wallc^ Knsl. dcdescribe the driver or lhe , b? a l a n c e iO o r m xo : r e i n r' Rast said several resolutions reported re to the sheriff's office t-Ol-$30l rftnrom lnp lnpri-n

"T rd iiies“sti]lu d e n t— f y o u m n a i n t a i n I a s a v i in g s 7fwiN~ FALLS - Smral Marla Rose Andrcason, Danny L. Arrlnglon. David Alton Raitow, . irea students have - been ^ Kathleen Jo Calico and Terry Lee * named lo the Ricks College jjIjktham. Twin Falls: Doris Elaine ^rihg scm~csler~honor rail: “ B BelirHbWlitrrtKaTaMQOljtlti':----- _ i 4 «tH ng a t ICMl a 3,5 grode__ 'B"Buhl; ■Pamria Brouti; Carry Alan — Coofnbs.-Cur1is W. Crane. Thelma a c c o u n t : e o l $ 11 , 0 0 0 o r aycragcjwltliaricail.14hotire ■ a t b a l a n c — Elainc-Edgar.-RobcrL-MarvlrL- '^clossworkare; j,Jenks, William t^uls Kershltn and * ■ AAnne Thonian; Robb Kay Peck. • ------^— rtST ~ .1 J R e c e lv e s ,_...... JCarey; Danny Floyd Wo»i. Dedo; - Julie-B unker-and Vern Taylor ■ i S r i w a r d JThurber. Coodlng; Crtgerson C. Hafen, Haserman; Angui Edgar nm o r e . JEROME - Bccky Crane C ana Trisha L. Sorensen. Leininger and Cheryl McCord. K }| aullon: Maria Gonialn and Rnndy Wayne Jensen. »eyl>um; , Jerome, are recipients of a Connie c Barlow, Kerry Sue ! g ! HM-scholarship nwardcd by ■ • Newmann and Slndy KarTolman,— •- Uie Tuppcnvare Co., Jerome.___ JJerom e: Richard Von Hulse, to the Collegc of Soulhem ^H u rf a u ^ n a m e s ’niiron Emerj' , and Don Floyd. Pickcll, Oakley: ’jiT * Idaho for the school year 1975- 3 f y o u ai i r e 6 0 y

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d i e s - m ^iLA H osp ita ------ByMKEROYKO — V - ...... - r : : ;. v a s l ^ if anyone■one had Been her husband. ^ ookeda^l)eiil|l(miayor,JU5t, ,l eUTSCblcafloDillyNflws m . M ost p e o p le looki CHICAGO - Ex tiuriDe shook their beads.ads. Erwin PawdsU pitched-^H SbewentbackKc k to h e r hu sband’s w a r d an d , ov«r in Us home ? ib r a- m o m e nit. t, bet h splril4 xose.. She saw d n a t cIS ~ \^ k s ago. HlsfamUytoofc.^^H .tomeoaelnbwhufluaSSia'slM .. him to the Hines V e(eranS;^H But it wasi’in’i her -h ial^. They had mt. I.1HA jf ^ ] l » ^ b e d a n d h a d _ _ _ ------. -V- - “ M a y w o o d r- p a w d s W r M r ------^ d o m p e d 'h e r-hhwBt>atK^*^^tW>^^B^'^8*^~l*^to ^ a - — had suffer^ a cerebri hemonlurrhBge'and.lt cloeet. j States Armyl y T ^ x - : tt: H er'bnd^ was stUI “~The United^ •Tqookedbad. Thafa right:, - At7a.m.,onM ^2,lbephonenneranginhls ‘ missing but theyjeyhodpuCiwiV^ I longratulatiorm s o n hom e a n d his wife. D e i ^ y . tookpkthecall. •' bed; • tends its Cc n aim. and hchad-beefrgone ------r She thought it mfghi be the li^hos| tai. snc irwimowlln had been expecting word on lhethe result of foralmosl28houitjours, _ ,1 the occasioon of your G C r a d - ' ICK to the Becuniy office to ask tesls he had undergone. ShewentbacKt It was the hospllai. bul. not wllh tbe , lftherewasany«ny wot4. casu^>y I c o n - Pawelski tM probably walked u a t i o n a n di w ishes you resultsoftesls. .. 'h e r thal Mr. Paw Instead, the man on the phoneleaskedticr.a as outoftheho^lta!^ Ita l. i C h i ^ p ^ a ll th e U m e. F y o u r strange question: tinued^ su c«cess„ in all of w h^dL lr,” Mrs. Pawelski "Did you or anyone In youy o u r’ fa m ily " H e ’s In a wh ,j^,.w JL_--jakU i:K a-can’4.u’4-jaovft^.wbeel^^^ ^ " O f co u rse n o t." M rs. Paw clsk’iIski isaid. Why h’lmself." umi.lrt havg taken' hima_oulof ot the. , Tbe guard ssaid a k l h b i i a ^ ‘ifa)o w n t h a t B ut ------e Impurtaiit ------ho^ilal? He couldn't talk, ^ciM d barely neseemeonoian arcafaMT?"’ Those of you who10 ar« >1111 pondeH H g-thr- of the- thlrii^.lhat stnick M rs ------move:-His-condition was serious.-The sert - That’s oi^(rf I Mtt the entire affair. Everyone ' decWon of how toim t achievea your Immedlate-ca doctors had said thal If he recovered.rea II Pawelski about t asual. Nobody had any visible a program developed byr tth e U n ite d would be a very long, slow p rocess c ^ seemedsocasui may be Interested In a n a n s a id. H e r------aensMturguicy.a c y < ...... - ...... — »» Vaitoy>y € • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ------m.lnornearaservlccelevator lhe' J ^ lta l, went to her husbaistand's ward ludttuimhlnirll lO o t h e r c o t- smenU.of Uierbulldlng. sUllt Ily C«ll»fCe, V alveniUIly y •! Idah* and over 900 and asked lhe head nurset wwhere t o In the strai^inhlswlls wheelchair. husband was. Icfteit an d universities. ken bade to hla ward, injected T h e nu rse sa td th a l h e bad beerbeen placed in .■ He was l ^ to counter drtydraUon, ^ ___ ------a wheelchair and Uken ta a IherajicrapyrQoroin..:_L: with flui^ to — , The program ia-calcalled project AHEAD, andJd i t . p r o v i d e r ...... the basem ent of the hospital: Heie hadn’th been given other tests ce undergone brain surgery and- the-dilem m iryouTntty bc'fa«racingrProj=“ bnmghtbBf^i — ■ . Hehaaslnceu j i : reol:alicm Btivrio:ihe pitafscTiucirna. ■•When?" Mrs. Pawclskl asked.Iced. la on u ie hospital «^t AHEAD comWneH* lllhe bent elements of bothth education b«lskl hasj.denanded an ex- ••At 9 :30 a .ra . ye sterd a y ." thwnursesald.- e ni Mrs. Pawdsl and employment. M rs. P aw elsk i w as stunned.i. HHc e r h u sb a n d planaU on, but u t hhas re«aved the VA’s usual ------had beem nissingtora hoursr—------— ------.- :;..- b u r e a c r a tle Treply-sila«e:_j— e p l :------______She asked more questions, but}ut r nobody had ! "I don't seelee 1bow tbey.could have found ______Consider th thexp fpaturen: . answen. They didn't ^ cn knowinbw who had-r '-trhlm In an elevi•levator.r-she'w*- “A person - - on an elevator for 27 hours ta k e n him (rom th e w ard . c ouldn’l b e on ebody noticing him. They weren’t sure where he had been wllhoutsomeboi You gain udmiHsion lo the tl pnrtici- e he was somewhere In lhe ta k e n to. ••I b e liev e h EDUCATION - . asor to guide ...... She demanded to know whathat was being basemeni. Theyrhey k)ck lh a ba se m e n t a t n ig h t • college of your^cr choice, and 'aifocultv advisi Biild ahe,vrould— - -Eo he muM hay.iiave Ju st s a t t l w a ll th a l tim e , — ------done-to-f Ind him. The mirae said " -..youcgijugailq ^ B t^«ireM while.in the Mrvice. _____ call-som e klnd„of..admlnislrilslrator_She ____ _ ...... “ now-what elfecTwiat a terrible ___ administrator was In a meetingUng and would aejiieleaa act of negligent and Ih- rand'total'lack'of'com passion ^rm y -will pay up to 75% ofnf the tuition M rs. Pawelski please wait in a TTV V r o o r a r ------compBence an TUmOH - T h - ^ A n M r«. P aw elsk i w aited for aboutbout20mlntes. wlUhaveoomyI my husband’scondlUon." eoata for course* taken>n while^ you're in the service.ce. llien she walked to the hospltj,plul securily TUs c ountryilry Is being crlUclied by much . offlceandaskedwhatwasbelng sometimes we w don't* treat our own JOB TRAINING ng aalary of that he hadn't known about)ul the dlsap-. cajualtlea much mui betler. yian we do the ing In the job of yoiyour choice and a starting gi.> ■ « o n r rh e n em v . ______pearanca but promised la gel H.'U4.10 a monlh, anventintoacomcoma and died. >. -fifffiflrBEHEH — Free-food, clothinl in ^ , h o u s in g s - Man’s bi>est friendd medical and dentdl carrare, und 30 days paid vacacation a year. finally^getling thike p ill TRAVEL - ym'11ii h o v e a c h a n c e to liv e aiand work in —pla«e>*-louriHt»-«an-o«i>n l v — F .t ip n p # . H nWiwaiL i Alaska,______Que^lon: la spaying a dogztheonly the wayto edaoamixedtftC stop her rrom being in heat? ThepUlahouldould be started within the first Panamuy or almost^\_ aanywhere in the contineilental United the perfect dbg thi^days bfI eatWea heat' and continued for Our little fox terrier U the . SluteM . except for those two timest eaieach year. We e i g b t d ^ . BleecHeeding wUI usually stop within '•adn’n i k e - l h r W ^ o r h a v i nng g ian operation— tefldaya ^lerlerthentpyUbigun.— t ...... - - because we'd like her to> havehi puppies . ii'atnsaletokto Id n e tha dog fancy free unlll _^--^uiablefdh»fat« fih ftlo se s heiL . - jon-disehargei— ------ugh. unless you attracUveoesin to1 mides'and needn’t be T m s E R iSSifiPft^^p. i We'U have .to do It though, > 45 m onths o f G.L Bill beniinefits.to eom« , suggert another; way:. We^e ; can't. stand . . coonoed Moatoat dp9 vUl' Come t>ack into you may have up,to 4 ------ftBO|ther"tlmr^oF'W «dlng--lK-ihrough~ her — hditagaln4toftitoem onlhslater.i— ------— ■'■ ple y y o u r e d o c a tlo>m n y rThiaram oanto-io-4270i(UM>'.a-montR ______••suitor*” aU over the porch. A. aecood opUoo opt In treatment may be for a single Individual.lal. Amwer: There's a n ^ ans«inswer to th e old giving the drugm g fo r S2 d a y s w hile th e d ^ is !------fluesUoiM-Man’abestfriend^tfif^sfinally eeU lng^beliree»beatpeitperioda.-A»loftffaslhedrugl8 ------his “pUi,” too’. On April 21!l theth USDA ap- administered.J.- the U dog will not come Into ■mation about IVoject A HEAD, E / see your proved the flrit “oral contrantraceptive’* for heat. Tbe oextxt beAtb may then begin anytime For more Informi Miof treatm ent - dogsintheUnltedSUtes... — - after cesaatlono local Army repreaentoitotivc^ o r call',733^2671. •Die dnjg,: marketed underder the name of . .. ^ ban (Hageatrol. A c^to) ap- . Oviban, Is a potent proges otiy safe4Nit*sure methods of strongly oppoaes the effecU o leat M 4 pregnancy, were coo- Join the |K(«I hormooea respooilble (or “hi d spaying. Surgical oeuteriog. ------— andM OiM pUon------i'lfeoiBeitaapIurocmJolai.laaty lh atn ay . ' ' - f i n g g «wrT»HiM l«1daho-s"^-J ------

ssoaring My'Moih^-in-Iaw and I have a gmXMl relatloii^pV sHT: alls me Edna and I call her on herer bir^day. Mother’s." YORK (UPI) - Sjy)ay and Christmas. Ttlt «a>- costs a rc so a rin g . . At thc wedding when sbe Insisted ththe e y p u t a funeral flog- ait :-»oriing my way_:------o n u tl the^ender-of-herc*r-anddrwewrwlth Her lights on; l'- - y r t i a p collegc" cth ic will s^j^s; ensed somehow! w ss not what she wowould have chosen for - _ t:ii.g?ear from thc ^niCTcan scene. T h at Is. It_____ ■ Bul-God-lovo-her, she hac a oe ow wse e f hum p r aBfl^' “ v'lLaiunJess you can work ’ omehow we've all survived.-She has-accepledha me-for-^ -- yiiur way into w ealth alo n g yy^gj irhoi 1 am . A m is ta k e . A nd I h a v e lejamedtolivcwilKKer" a r “ UK- May cr unless your hrough the m iracle of sedation. [lu.’Trts prepare for your q „ One of her Idiosyncrasies, however,er, I will never adjuir ", luiure^______Costs oi higher education c h ec k this. I a m d riv in g th c c a r a nn d d 1 ^ l s s i t t i n g beside UTfun climbing sharply, and init tiusiness le ad e r figures I Tbe Ifgrwlirjr CdsKtai ariUiK,aril vsrtB* anBweo' anti V e n e r a t e d Lhal b)-the 1980s. Ihc cost of * tejnAyanparttfttencftkaaliem^BMiniURiaBttw.'Nepal. it f f b Joar-year college course u i d lo be w o rtli t i f E or**tarafit:iBiid..iUnia;.'Gurtdu. r b L-ouId well be S50.000. or N o l d i e r a treope b ro fccn p iiinDXjatmiiln.«fcini. cx awjble today’s already me nc. O ut of th c c le a r b lu e sk y , I beatiear her suck tnller ai^ price tag. breai r^iKgepiacrpatearttlrtlTC.-:-^:!;^^ aflationary spiral, collcge 7^ Gurkhao Y m m mT r ^ b S t t W r ^ The first Ume this happened, I fi{figured (ai .she wis— Tra.wlng him by M s fin g ei^ : o r ( c ) w ewJ w i ere be in g foUowlag -.. , die thatin be a cm 3owler, chairman of the byaiy a tornado funncli nvard’ E»ard and chief executive im Instinctively, 1 Jammed on the brahf jiU ii «r riviiii. Western hurll ------IVJSG KlJNti iVPh -' — BntUft Army aod hare a'epaUfl tte-IElh—— Heoor.H • - ...... — • — ’ /hen-shrwatched1clevlslon or read!id'the'h&w^iapavshe . . loungster atten d s p riv a le wouli ------TtiJCT h e T a lJS T w belrayw l Century, and his suc- Tbe latest was woo In ^ -ould Inhale noisily, freeze, pur her ha n d o v e r h e r mouth chool for four years. nnds ' u*,” a B rin » h a rm y coloncl ceuors grew so powerful 1965 js by Laoce Coropral c,,. nd say. i^liOjpre wUl a p le a s a n t boy’like~DlckCav^flod. lil '. 'urther. it now lakes work uldlnflonKfOmx. Ihey tjegan making in- Rambahadur R Limbu. one to 'ork?’' -T h e m a n ao vcnera t r t i» ;i2mtoS15.000 to send-an corrtonir-into Brjtish • ofTTw^-slieolmanism©I >ut-of-sla(e youth Ihrough ------^ tiie GurUia aoidier, wtuAv colonlallndiatothesoulh. the it Borneo campaign 3 bravery and loyalty are » public college^and oflcn •‘M ’‘Mi ore th a n e ^ r b e fo re, __j | After pcacc waa made ;jsgajDsl_lDdoDesian • * ,>,31 j St S w iES l ^ _ -p art ot the rich herilageof— hat -does not includc ' the0 Importanceli of h i^ er ...... n j |] — between Brttii1n"and“ D>e" 'mg u e rrilla s w ho d a lm c d the cxtbooks. supplies and cduciucation Is being iiiiB«Miuiras », . ' - hla native Himalayan Gurkhas. Britain raised Malaysian u part of the ilothing. plus travel to and recogcognized by students who • "tettaH aja'/'’; . kingdom of Nepal, u lotty ' four Gurkha battalkns to islandastheirown. u rom school. '.focicl a college ibeepskln Is >« < a a th e Bippea o( M I. K veresl serve in thc East. ' Ibe lengthy citatkm said____ ------w h e re he m a fc e i h ll hom e;------f)urtnirthe'bloody~t8S7 “ L -Bowlcr-cxproswd-oo H------mandotory—to—achieve and ------1— ”M"you—itudy-thelr" Sepoy "mutiny in JndE; uved £ his wounded com- ^ lis company continues lo background, you will know NepaJ poured In Gurkha panJoQf. pi carrying them on .• l ook for college graduate why U)cy are lo hrave and reinforcements. Al one hU hi shoulders while under S - alcnt. The same pattern '5 = make auch oxcellcnt stage, the Gurkha king intense in enemy machine ri.^ B O Y w 0i 1 i n . ) M M idien." John Thomlon,-. -himself- came to Join Ihe p its most other businesses, gun fire at point blank t, ' U M K a THIS S U I D : ; colonel of thc crack ran k a , f j » c s a i d , w h e r e («] UVEONAKU ran g e. I-I6. Xld« Ih* O p«i «oog^ vell-educatcd youlh is In bmffTSWa^., *'''•■ '®-’‘ 0.500-man Brlliih Gurkha A bout 200,000 G urkhas Despite the decision to eowboyi« y t o« lh*v rouMOp o m lem and, H riiiade In HonnK ontt. tu ld enlisted In World War I. pull pt out most of its troops ». troll hard* ol cotit«-ihroi^ col 379 iquort. >. -With the projpixt uf------ond (here were no fewer castcj of the Sura. Britain j , loublcd costs i)y th e 1980s, _ iTw^'kitoW h moISS*; ” "lie la a Himulayan th a n 40 tia tta lio n s d u rin g continues c< to recruit „ „ mountain man and live# at W orld W ar II. ' G Gi urkhas. I m lghl seem th a l " th e r e Is -•*% 'sqw"oo|h N o li^ l, and will be - le s s e n e d u helK htfof Iwtwccn 0,000 In Hong Kong, thc In recognition of th e , . Rocfooiroo A roa flt-eresl—fn—eoHcgc . j Gurkhu‘brigade mans the “ Gurkha5i service to the mbit riftoroui and (ough territory's Btralegic border crown, cr Britain doles out •ducatinn."hesaid, •'Bulil rANLEYBASIHRMCH.^fi; ______llv ln g co n d ltfh n i ’'hi»«nirf olnlhelulurc- (a&t)i7MMa "** ^ B q i r . M % ; ^ T h o m lo n h o i apent hl« ••The most memorable annually ar In pensions., lo “ — * t'ntlrc mlJHary carccr incldcnl of Gurkha loyally Gurkha Gi veterans. The training and commandlnK (tnd valor I would llke to ' - incomin e h a s be co m e a m a tn ~ ■ ...... ttso Gurkhai for the OrlMih 1 recalli was during thc sourceso of foreign exchange I ______a rm y ._____ ^______- - p] a r t lU o n o f India in 1947." for fo the Himalayan country:- I “Ixiyalty and bravery Thomlon ; said. “The "W e a re v e ry p ro u d lo b e I aro two tblnga Ihc Gurkha Gurkha i is a Hindu- worklntf wi for the British ■ leam i from his childhood." OuddhlBt, I but when he was A A] rm y. M aj. H a rik a n t Ral, f s a g heBald.''Itlfthlstradltlon, assignedi to escort Hindu a a Gurkha in the Brigade this tremcndoua tradition, andi Jloilen) refugees bock said. sa "Our Vedas (ancient ''I'm "I a mottier, and a homemak ______an d th e v e ry , very h a rd life___ \ ___jrxL/ortlLJjclwecn. India : - Hlndu-scripturee)“andHI our~ ■ 's■and'mv r lougHest'jobVigfi’t now . he la acciiitomcd to, ihot and i Pakistan, none of the concept co of D h a rm a ( Hindu sti stretching my dollars lo covere r mr y heipa him lo become an Gurkhas ( ever failed us. ; custom)cu leach us loyally. extremely well-disciplined One < day thc Gurkha would - We Wi are not b% business family's needs. So I stiop for>r sis to r e ------aoW lor,!:------— ■...... _ be i escorting.,M o.s)em„--pe J3i^A0fi.specials-jnahe newspas p a p ^ ------Thortiton-'ho-8“Tc'H“' irefugees to P'^'lsian. and dli dishonest. 1 Joined th e force You'd be surprised hov^r much:h I save." Q urkhaa in action durinK the t very next day he would because be my relatives were the 1M7 partition of OrlMsh bc t cscortlng Hindus to In |n the Gurkha brigade." TiThe nevk^paper is ah investment . ■ IndU, the Malayan on- Indio."I Warrant officer Dhan- be better living, smarter shopping,ng. I l's tltuerrlUa,campaign, and Tho religious rivalry p pr ra sa d C betri sa id h e did ^ir not an expense. .. it's money i the Burnu reoccupation, between t thc Hindus and nol no think the Gurkha ?V in your ' pocket, • . He ipe«ki a variety or Moslems f was so Intense al tradition of .Joining the ■ ' Nepaleae and Indian thc t time of the portltion B Br ritish a rm y w ould d ^ g e , . . dlalecti,' iocludlng (be lhatheariyamUllonpeople t soon. so Liston to Potty. Th# Hm«»-N»*N»wi '' 1; Gurkhaa'GerUM ll. o c n bolh sides w e re killed o r — Buy IhoM M M nlwit with doll*ra can save you monoy ovoryr y d< o y . ' ' For-.no- yeari. (be maimed t in the rioU. colltcwd ^ by MllinQ non-esMnii«ii p i p i B

And here's something to rem end»t^.w h«i wprUiigliHth;?^ ByGEORGEABRIB RA H A M . r. ^ Quid measures: SO drops e q u al.l^teaspooiu4(CBspooBSv.-M:^^^H -^.-GARDENS WlTHQim.WORK:RK:..To..most_ganIeaier?, 0»»1« equal 1 tabl^qMpn r 2 t^lespoons ^!qualii:/ljlidj»upce, and ;^ w ee d s a re w orae Ip cope w ith ththan a i bugs.:Don’t let weeds. ^ j-xnakeasiaveoutolj^. ------■; .• r ^ ; S J l8JJuW U flww.esu8lJ^ip®.^.:.^ AGOOD SHRUB: If you w ant an e] .. ,In_U>e H rst place, a few w/e eed e d s w on’t do any h a rm . ' ^ lUy-oI-tbe-valJey ^ n jb (fJerto Jail a ^ c a . ' il8b called; 5 * ' >1 ‘ W ei^ come every year, evcteven when ybu ke^ them • A n d ro m ed a ). I t h a s w hltef beU*shap' •; .seeds and-Borae_are_aa_pcrslsl:slsicnUlhey;il.UvcJn the; Ing Plants grow to a height of about 4I toSft*^Wto oom slast^j«^-^; groundfoi;4(n>r50yeart. . irom eariy^clLlaJal^M ay.-lt.qOepj^w ^i^jlo^,..: -cofr«ft'gKxm(te):andivlu do weu in^n p g tsnaae.--DWJW.-t.~-5 have,.W»don% thlnk much of chct like windy sltiutlons. . | ,j homegardwr. __ rthlrumfprMhielngBlBk . | --- Here are aonie mul^ matertate:telsyw^M ake4liw4lno-Bumroer..mulchjm y , . ..tlWd u sts...... ' - — tstnrmraxsfs:.------. In Uie flr^ f^ la u e , duals do leaves imless 'the plants ore motot.-/^ w ash d u st - | - ’ (6) Gravel mulch. Neat aroun^ u h d s h ru b s a nd it) flow er I]------" ■ ' —^-off--off-more:re«dUy-than-6prays^Durt beds.JClds might scalterthcm . lig h t in ^ g h l , db.blow aw ay a n d mu« an InwtlrlrtP a Ldlana;j>n»lei:n.j^jv tothe biacto at least 300 feet awayr fromfr Ihe red varieUes. I " O n o C r o u p cR rtt^Trgei^toiftnr-'i—^ 5 O o H o i r ------— ^ wic for the chips made from logs,logs lim b s a n d s t u n ^ U M 3 AlAlso, when jrouTUse redToTblacic! varieties from certified plantings. Inches thick and add som e hitrogtrogen as you would saw ^ . vs - I - l i Also, avoktfdaQting new slockIc whereV diseased plants ■ Ri mwrniiaauaMnnifiooMoomofio^ bave recendy been grown. Bumn oold’fr^lln g canes Im- ■ S T< r - $ 4 medUtely alter-harvest. Soft crumunbly-berries are a I - YOUR y CHOICE ;. ■ . comnioo problem with red raspberrerries.lhtocanbeduelo | f ; gr©©in] ti ihosalcrBnttaracnosem and'some voirorietlaare’softerthan | ■ ______■ ' y oto th e rs. ______

DANDEXIONS AND BEEE S'STlNGSf^andelions, bare U— fart-and b— tUngs go hand InInhnttH ht riflntV-Unn Best sellllers \ — t. making It a blt.tfcky:t6^g6- ^ b l o s s o ^ to app!& blossom s, m fnPl-.ftibiKhPn'Wpi>lrty^ . ■ 'baiefU uteil In yuuj uw u luiLk j FicU on period. • , >. - . , Tbe Moneychangers-Arthur Hoi ■ ' Honeybees bave a barMd sts tin g e r w hich to a ^ t ’i/32 y in d ; M acD onald______S inches loog-^'JbM tbet.twoieelieetotstinger la laycKvJiead.______The DreadfiilXernohSky --John I Centennial —Jam tt^TM SeneT W hen a bee stings you, it leavesives Its bee-hind t^ ln d -ri^ t^ ______-n-nTbe Prw nls?jfj(*r-^l.eri Druryi r y ; ; ------■ r .TheSe^^<)entSolution -Jol•JohnH.Watson.M.D. '• 'I " ;, H you happen lo'ctoetntoodDiioatKtwllh^A&ness^ ^ ; ' A A tont^Stm lays —John Updikdike ■ I of th e b e e ; t i y 1M l|f.wad>_ jowni-with yourriJngernaD »Dd Black Simday—'nwmas Harris scrape out the stingec. .Don't'tpuU pv it out or you’ll forcefully^ Something Happened -JosephiHellcr H< I . in je cM ^ so into your skla Have some a n a^ u b thto on the “hurt” S p in d rift-P b y llto A. Whllnicy — THemassacrrfiiTanCreeK^esJessamynWcst------1 ------r^ARTLEn'fpfiXt jiV«ader e ad lells us that her husband t ;lnststs that b o ^ veil* musln u st no t b e trim m ed , w hile th e . • N onfiction ' wlfe8a!^ltm BW fattlPuned.Vid. tf^ts right? ■' =r^fnarBirmuda-Trnwglc"^":CSClmfIS^Bcriltz“i^th"J; . u -irijie at ipifiw rol'ittriar sucW .-^6wthJpshouW-be^— ~ Manson Valentine trimned to let 'Il^11^ t inside. Too many pears » I * .. Here At The New Yorker— Bren- ' :' BirthWlthoutVtolence^Fred^r ^ T he Total W oman-Marabd MoiM organ g . gallons of water, causing a strainstn oo your brain. . . ------Strictly Speaking —Edwin Newffwnian • . : : Rebem berthlsruleinilcail ca lU fo r lb . p e r 100 g a H w a oJ .. The Pleasure Bond-W UU^ijlUM ostersandVlr;^... ^ ...... watery- use-1 tafakspoofr perper. gaUoo; ^ pint per IOO ' ooptnpakflt--™ ™ : ------^ ' ; ' ______College Mvther-itt-r - l b t r t j I . costsc ffinds i love

S'soaring My IMoiher-in-law and I have agreaieal relationship.-SJ*;? ' ills me Edna and 1 coll her on herr bbirthday. Mother’s^ • NKW YORK lUPI) - DayjayandCbristmas...... Therhe way co.sls a rc soaring. At |Ihe wedding when she insisted theyle y p u t a funeral flag ^ ^ ______thehc -'working my way ont theth fender o( hcr_cflr_and_drove_wli ^ ^IhnhmuRh collcgc" clhic will sense!nsed somehow I «as ttol whal she'wouwuld have Chosen 1 ^ ~ Jisappcar from the herserson. Am\merican sccnc. Thai is, il • But God love her. she has a sem«nse of humor aiid';. A’ili go unless you can work someimchow we've all survived. She hasm acceptcd me toc'.- youyour way into wealth along whath a t I a m . A m is ta k e . A nd 1 ha v e le ama m ed to live w ith her.- ' Ihclhe way nr unless your throiirough the m lraclc of sedation. ;______------jarcnts-prcparc-for-your------Onfrof heridioayiKrttsiea. however.rrt-wUl I iMvcr adjisr? — lulure. lol,I. I call ith e r i a s t B re ath P e rfo n n a nace. ce ■ Coslsothiglicr education c'hcck th is. I a m driv in g th e c a r a n d ishe is Sitting beside are climbing sharply, and ~ ' m e business le ad e r figures T b e le g e n d a ry G u rk h a soldier, aoli wbgee bravery and lhat by (he 1980s, Ihc cost of V e n e r a t e d loyalty are part of the rich beriberltageofhlsnallveNepal.is a four--yeat.coUcfic.coiir5e, __ 41 Wii's Eu : - I_____jsal

"Keeping pacc with the hcrhcr hand. I wall, but sbe doesn't exhale.Je . . . ______iri Cainkha.a ^ - i n o M a :itJbeUer-}^ . Indallonary spiral.”collcge jjvThe first time Ihls haw )en^ I figfigured (a) wu '-; • _ a tl lleast 10 and a s high a s 12 Icctric windows on a gas statiob'I aitehiihrand'^tt^ai p er c en t." sa y s W. Scane lowli}wlng h im by h is fin g ers: o r (c ) w e wy iw _ b e ^ i i i m r d ’ Bowler. 'chairman o( the . byy a tornado funnel. ^ d i e L t b a r\nJj.e i djcDi ~lnstlncttvelyrt1snimedwtheljrake oKlcer o( Pioneer Western ijurilurilng her through the windsbeldeld, turned around, " HONG KONG (UPI) - British Army and have only o one In our Army who Corp.. a diversified grabrabbed her shoulders, and shouted hyshysterically. “What's .•. — nevar—took sldos and ------(-j-j (1 11 a n c 1 u 1 T B T T T n rs Olieniaucr?" ier Bhanda Mamu Ramro: K’s one of Its finest fighting performed p ^ is Job with organization. "And steeper “ "i; D am it." sh e sa id . "1 Ju st rem e mib b e e re d I forgot to lock ' be(ter to die than be a u n its . remarkable r courage.” {„(. increases oreon the way." myny back t do o r." ^______coward. - • T h e G u rk h a ta k e s his -Thomtonsaid. -T y What today Is considered During subsequent drives. I wai~a“td'Ie«n that «he“ ------A n old In d ian sa y in g h a s— name from the . smoll T h o r n t o n p r o u d l y (.qj costly may be modest by • gasplaspcd a n d g r o a ^ a t g irls in sh o rts,s, rose*i in full bkxm r: " i t th a t U you h av e him o s a principality of Gorkha on displayed d the list 13 o( his comparison^or in the next ubalf-stlck-oLgumjUscoYcrEd-lii-het p ------compftnionryou-tan-face ------~~"thr3lopesT)('ttKrEJverest; — GtirkhasTtiiohavcyon;tnc__^ G ■caltzatlon—that—toHwrrow—was= h — Aimnpuma &Ad DM uuBfff’ '‘ c coveli^'VIcCoria'Cross, the Currently, ^ parents con “1 havcjievcr in my 29 r a n g e s of th e H im a lay a s. A equivalent e o( the U.S. )lrthday. count on paying $20,000 to anedfdh't an lim it her Lasl Breath Perfciri ormance to tbe ear.--^ . years of military scrvicc Gorkha king conquered . . Congressional C Medal of $25,000 or more If a wheVhen she watched television or readid tth e new spaper, the . come across an incident mosl o( Nepal In the 18th Ht onor. yo, youngster atten d s p rlv ale wou!vould inhale noisily, freeze, put her ha n d o v e r h e r mouth ■' whcm hc (ailed or betrayed Century, and his suc­ The latest was won in jgj school for (our years. andmdsay. “ Where will a pleasant boy' like111 D ick C avetl (lad us.’*a Brlllsh army colonel c e s s o r s g re w so pow erful 196S i' by L an c e C oroprai Further, it - now. takes worlvork?:-’. . - ...... MidlhHongKong, they began making in* Rambohadur F Limbu. one ,j)2$12,000 (0 $15,000 to send an • The man so venerated is curslons ■ into” British -- ofo Th o rn to n ’s lie u te n a n ts In oul-of-state gyi youlh through ------the Gurkha soldier, whose colonial India to the soulh. the t: Borneo campaign a^ public , college, and often “M“More lhan ever before. m N v r n m i m bravery and loyalty are After peacc was made ' ' againsta Indonesian (hat does not Includc thele importanceI of higher m f . p a r t of th e ric h h e rllag e of b e lw e e n B rita in a n d t h e ' 'g'^ h iila s wtw claimcd the textbooks, supplies .and eduducation is being ^ •------h l 6 - n o t l v c H lm o la y a n-•-Gurkhas. ••• - Britain raised Malaysian fi part o( the clothing, plus travel lo and rccojfcognized by stu d e n ts w ho - kingdom of Nepal, as lofty (our Gurkha battalions to I |i sla n d a slh e l^ o w n . _ (pj,fromschool. (eel>cl a college sheepskin Is _ stiEn.iMrmfms ' : s e rv e In th c E o s t. as the of Ml. Everest ' The lengthy citation said |Howler expressed cni- manlandatory lo achieve ------During'the-bloody-lB57— I ------where he m akes his home.------— Lim bu' Single-handedly ------^com al rising costs becausc...... suIICCCSS.'?' c c Sepoy mutiny in India, s “If you study their saved his wounded com- his company conlinues to background, you will know Nepal poured in Gurkha p panions, carrying them on |q(.look (or college graduate ^ why they arc so brave and reinforcements. At one his h shoulders while under (at talcnl. The same pattern B O T S i a9 i I I & 8 I stage, the Gurkha king L . make such excellent intoose enemy machine (Its most other buslncs.scs. hImscK came to Join lhe gun g fire at point blank Eu.'uuniti«ssiiiB; soldiers.” John Thomlon. hesaid.[ where ^(!ggM g l. UVEMtKU coloncl of the crack ra n k s . ran r g e . 9-16.-«)o>9«r weil-i^ucaled youlh is In wllh lha cowboyboy* c» th#y foundwp 6.500-man British Gurkha About 200,000 Gurkhas Despite the decision to d em and. ^a £ % 4 H | k w |, troll h«rd* o{ cocotli* throw]^ 375 iqwv* h enlisted In World War 1. pull p out most of its troops ______Brigade In Hong Kong, said- W] llh the p ro sD cc L o f______mlU« c( th»lf Ir »umm»r ofoxing - - o a sl- o f tlHT Sm fi. B r ita in ------* iripi doubled cosls by lhe 1980s. ZT v H I Kof»*boek pock “ H e is a HimalayanI than 40 battalions during . continues,c lo. rccrull . it might seem that "there Is mountain man and lives at W orld W a r n . CG u rk h a s. - a n d will b c —lessened ______R «cfotlon Afoa w. ______

and 8.000 feet under the Gurkha brigade mans the Gurkha C service to the pj cducatlon."hesald."Butlt STD I territory’s strategic border c tTAHIiYBCT ^ |j most rigorous and tough crown. Britain doles out |^,is not so today, nor will It tte *1t living conditions.” he said. w ith C h in a. rneariy a million dollars ^so In the (uture.

entire military carccr Incident o( Gurtoa loyalty Gurkha ( veterans. The r*- training and commanding’ and valor I would-like lo Incom 1: e b a s be co m e a m a in I - - th e G u rk h a s fo r th e B rillshI recall was -during the - - sourceuf a foreign exchange— I a rm y . partition o( India In 1M7.” • .ffor the Himalayan country. “Loyalty and bravery Thornton said. “The “ We a re v e ry p ro u d to be are two things the GurkhaI Gurkha Is a Hindu- working\ for the British I ___ Buddhist, bul when he was. P a t t ^ ______learns Irom his childhood.”'___ Army.^MaJrHarikanlRai./ ------hesaid. “Itlsthlstradltlcn. assigned to escort Hindu at Gurkha in the Brigade this tremendous tradilion. and Moslem re(ugecs back said. g “Our Vedas (ancient "I'm a mother, and a hometni a n d th e v e ry , v e ry h a rd life and forth between India ..! Hindu scriptures) and our ond i my toughest job right no\n o w ho is accustomed.to., lh at...I ...and Pakistan, no^ of the __ concept of Pharma (Hindu stretching ; mv_dollar-S_tCLCQvsfiiBLtrLY ______helps him lo become anI Gurkhas ever failed us. ; custom)c teach us~Ioyally. family's needs. So I shop forfo r s to r e . extxemely .well-disciplinedI .One day Ihc Gurkha would - - We-\ are not big business sales and specials in the newsp so ld ie r.” bc escorting Moslem people, and so we are nol w s p a p e r ...... Thornton has ledI refugees to Pakistan, and - dc ish o n e st. 1 Joined th e force You'd be surprised how mucl-uch I save." G^kKOS'In action during( the very next day he would because t my relatives were th e 1947 p a rtitio n of BrillshI be escorting Hindus to IntheCurkhaJarigade.” i • The nev^fspaper is an investmm e n t IndU, the Malayan an- In d ia .” Warrant officer IMian- betler I living, sm arter shoppio'aing. It’s I The religious rivalry tiguerrlUa campaign, and prasad^ Cbelri saki he did not , an expense ... it's mone\ney in your tbe Burma reoccupation. belween the Hindus and nott Ihlnk the Gurkha p o c k e t, - . • He speaks a vari^y o([ Moslems was so Intense at tradition t of joining the ' Nepalese and lodlant tbe lime of the portitiop B i ritish a rm y w ould ch an g e Listen to Patty. Th» Time ai f N e w s ^ dialect*^ lodudlhg thei that nearly a millton people _ s o « o o . ' o n b o th sid e s w ere kUTed oT— g can save.you tnoney ever Ouilxas*GoctbaiL Buy tno«e with flolUw - - For- 150 year* -the--, maimed in the riot*. „ “Tbe Gurkba.-wa*-4b*'>'M« 1 ^ ; Suriday.Miy8.ii75*** s S j H B s ^ r

And bere’a something to remembw working witb x ABRAHAM , . ; ‘ -B GBQRGEABB fluid roea8urw:-80 drops equ^ .1 teaspoon;tei S teaspoons ^ iRK;iT6:»n?ft;.g?miener».. . . -., G A R D ES ..WTHOJUX JVQIlK; equal I tablwoonr 2 lablespowequ•qutfoancerand. u flB P t ^ tags. Don't let weeds ..w e e d a are . w o n e .to. co p e vrtih tbai 8ftuld6un»equ8l|09»-.- — V - ' make a slave out of you. A GOODSHltUB: If you wanl an» e; e y e c a t ^ ^ g r o w tlie veeds won't do any-harm. ^ ' - In-lhe^^r8l place; a-tew-weei lUy-of-thevalley ,shrub (Pleri8..im cvm.whenyou.keeplhem • Weed# come up evisry, year, cvei Andromeda). It has white, bell-^p" I as about 3.000 lbs. of weed ptOled. Every acre of land bas a In p-acd u l d ^ r ? resembling lUy'OfUteyaUeyblottns. of - | . ^ rslstent they’ll live In Ihe ln| -seeds and some arc so persist P lw ts grow to a hdght of about 4ItoSfU^Uoomsl^ to I ' ■:yeuhdior40oB^earfc=~==^ w H | p i i lm . ■from e ^ y ‘A|wU‘Wrtate^May5-Itr«n| w ^ ' wricri;-you'wir” ' 1^' l i p i - Mulches and the hoe are bes coffee pounds) and will do well In i chemical herbicides for lht h a v e . W e don’t think, m u c h of che likewlndysltuations. ■ • 5 ho m e ga rd e n er. Anolher good Item to grow Is L ^ producing DlnK ■. I rials you can use: ■J Here are some mulch materials ^ Ires aU sumnwr. Plants grow InnfiiU f sun ahd will yif(e.-J;| . ^ (1) Buckwheat hulls. They• anare light and clean, decay wet_g)Ols. Once started, you’U h ha a w ; Ihem si lifetim e. _ | I r ^^6towly>-App iy 3 iB die a th>elc. _ I (2) Cocoa bean shells. Conlaanlaln 92 per cent organic QUESTION BOJ and 2 per cent potash. Has • malter. 3 per cent nllrogen and QUESTION OF THE WEEK: T. T G. of Twin Falb: ■ chocolate i^or. sometimes fromjm whitev mold. “Please tell us which is better aa dustc dr a spray? My | ■ soil conditioner and mulch. J ' (3) Colfee grounds., Good soil husband likes to use dials, and 1 telle ll h b n Utey a re a w aste | , i them Ideal for acld-lovers ha Non-toxic and add, making the -because tbe dust blows Into lh cair,:i ------, ______j U g E i such as azaleas." ” Both a'le used by the home gar{ardener but we prefer 2 (4) Com cobs. Good for roseJSC beds,t nower borders and • more wlddy used lhan ■ spisprays. In general, sprays arc mo vegetable garden. ,kHine^m m er-m ulclvaay_^du sts. ------r s r E v c rg rp e n n e e d le s rM a k H "• ' in IKT ffiy^prswramiBW nor^ila tm e n f flfiulyto-plflnt ■■■■■ beallreliarard. ■ “ leaves u n l« 8 l^ plants are moist.'il.'Alsd, hJhts wash dust ■ ' • iro u n d s h ru b s a n d it) riow er (6) Gravel muldi. Neat arou off mort PuaaiatS^^ause they are. . _____ M— bods. Kids might M atter^hcm. __HlgH4i^0t.doblow-away.andmi_ii«i raud»ofilhisis.waste,, __ ■ ____ jgockl m iU chr ' ■ ,7 "* (7) Leaves. ItroHwirmakegoc I f you a re ^ I n g lo u se a d u s t, b e s u r e > db so w rV ^ ^ ~ , S r T or 5 thicknesses oround . the ; (8) Newspapers, place 4 or I . the morning when the leaves arc ar covei^ with dew. | osslohidepapers.. . -g ___ plants and cover with peatm oa I T hitM nfl I" thf rd a v iis s a; - w a s te o ftli"*' T‘ ~ ~ r ■ (9) Black plastic. Covw eog w ho d u st Uiink Utey a r e d o in g a ggreat r job wheiilhQ' see : * ^ I dear plaaUc as weeds grow ^ prevent blowing. Do not use de the dust floating In air bul acluallyJly th e y a r e doing a poor ne mulch 2 or i in c^ mick. 1« (10) Peat moss, makes fine i ^°You m l^t wonder whal “spreoreaders"' and "stickers*’ , g orm a crust which Is more or -— , During dry weather may form ~ a n fo r w hen u ^ wlUt Insectlcldi:ldes. They do Just whol ■ st from lim e to lim e. A b a le of ai 1 - less waterpr^f. Stir up crust fr the names lmp1y:'“^read" andI “"i sU(:k” the, m a te ria l on ■ lnii=-iltyrlunipy««t6low.lo “ SALE!3 ! I p ^ t Is compressed, sometime On« ynu woi 11. me malcrial thelcoveS;' U ta k e u p m o islu re a t first. One* ____ Some, planto have.5llck..wa»yJsale a v w 'a n d It’s Im posriW e | ^Onm < ^ u p IciHTW ranol'grow-srasraiid ~ . (ili’Salt mafsfiliay Is clean ^ ^ ^ S a t ^ r a stic k e r w ill help d p to get better coverage ■ -y^ t p ! £ r s MM ^ weeds, does nol mat dovm. . and dlstribuUon, e s j^ ly whenten a wcttable powder 13 | ^ (12) Sawdust. Il's nol addd oor r toxic lo p la n ts o r soil. U se ° YOUR CHOrCE... ^ n * \ h il w ith liq u id p la n l food su c h u s ^ . - lt3to41nchesthlck.Dr«KhU We!d like to caution growei s of edible plants, such as- | fui of nitrate of soda for eoch ^ as 2H9-17 or odd one cupful < vegeUbles, Utere’s no need for coc o a tin g th e p la n ts wlUt a | iand.Bwsprytyd ^ ^ ____ «r.« wmidtig it a bU4ricky:lo go i ii P i -P u b lis h e r s ’ W eekly) . back yard during Ihe blMmlng ------______' barefooted in your ow bac FicUon ^ The Moneychangers -A rth uir r FHailey | / rtie d 'stln g fr.w h lrh in alOTl IZ K ------I -^-^^Jiybeesbav«A j>irt«l - - - TbeKeiy?un>eit|onSky-UoEra^PtHncDbhald _ • • 5 - * feei of sllngeFirin yourliead.' i ^ P i = indio long—the other (woi Centennial -Jam es A. M iaewener , 5' ' CTdfliBBiW leaves iisbee-hlndl^tnd-. right W hen a b e e stin g s yo u . it lea> The Promise Joy - Allen Dr%D rury ■ ------tm oyourflesb;— " “ ’ : ' .-"Tl^S^ieerCattSolutloh--^t—JohnH;Watson.M.D. | ■ into (xnUct with t^ iw ln ^ !^ If you happen lo’cito e Into . AM ontho(S»^ys-J.ohnUp.U pdik^' I ■ I - d) down wllb yoOTJlngernail^tad ofthebee.try1H!v.«a<*:d Black Sunday -Thom as Harriin i s ■ . ■ )on'tPuUltoutoi>youni foroeftiUyr «<*fa n e o» i th e stIrBTTi H""'* - SometMngHappened-JosephV h H d le r ------^------J" m on lnio your sl^H ave some ^Indrlf t -PhylB s A. Whitneye y . 1 ^ -a n d daub this on the “hurt" T h e M assacre a t F a ll C reeK —'—Je ssa m y n W e st I | » p a rt. • - * *»■'. f- .^ V e a ^ tells us lhat her husbandI ■ ; I '■'.'"i' d BARTT^rrPgI»j.A3J 18 ro u rt no t l>e trim m e d , w hile t h e . i i p i : NonficUon ' . ■ ■ ft-FUMHS w l f ^ y s ll nm edrW ho la rig h t? — ______^p ------[The-Bcmiuda-Trlangle—7- -^(^ci-B crllm tlU Lj, ____ l _ II of lockcr. growth 11 should be . i f . t i w •lef,li®rin»Ide-TOO many pears, - -Manson.Valenline. . 'Irinuned ot;prunea to let, , HereAtTheNewYorker-Bip re n d a n G lU il-produce'a crop of small fruit, w . b e a rin g on wtU^pr 9 -nte Ascent of M an-Jacob BronowskiBr •’ ' | I tor the'pear. Too heavy a pruning ' som epnm log Is nWcJed fdt HdlerSkdtei:-VlncentBwgl:;^losl with Curt Gentry 5 to grow.- - - wUl cause socket A oots to I Total Fiujess in 30 Minutes[tes a Week -Laurence E.~ j ar trees loo heavily as tt may en- Also, do not Jeed pear U Morehouse and Leonari Grossa The Bankers-M artin Mayer't e . I flTlES: Quite olten labels list , .... ’ ^^‘ p ^ C T D E ^ A N t r f 1 .-■■■ .BlrthW llboutVk)lence^FrtFYederickLeboyer erms of pounds or plnls-pet 100: 'quantities In' u k ' In te rm _■ :TheToU>iWoman-M arabel>el M organ ______ng a strain 00 your b ra in . ------^onsofwater, causing a ,-f • stricUySpeaklng-EdwlnNeN ew m an ■ If It c a lls fo r lb. p e r 100 gallons of •Remember this rule; HI i ■ . The Pleasure Bond-W illlarU m H .M oslen and Virginia Dob'per'gallbo. One # ifp e r. lOO - — ^-wattf.-use I taMet^i^ - E.Johnsoo— : .. 1 > . ’ I F e ar o f t h ee w a l l

I handle better, a swerving car t i h e ’605. Xryannedolan sltuaUon.-Which could you h: Private protection servtces toitoday£«w.??rent-a-cops’'— O WWaahtngtooStar ai orarapist? comprise mor« manpower thatium' th e combined police'^ Americans, it takes no sage to say,ay, - — VioJojt crimes havee a built-in unpredictability, WASHINGTON - An» forces of lhe entire nation, and the;heyarertlirgrowing. a te dogged by visions of V psych(dogists believe, so. thcihere Is no time when a person ofvlolfence. Insecurity b encouraged byly any ntim ber of social i rough and tumble on a televisionion cm relax-trom anxiety. You’ou have to bc in a car for It to They may iove the roi factors, p sy ch o lo ^ sayr Thee iitm o i ^ l ^ of'the cities;'^ 13.000 k i l l i n g a n a v e ra g e child1 is crash, the theory goes, or•slep si< in thc shower In order to s c re e n (w itness th e 13.0 unpleasant living condlUoos, laack d of fd th In t t e Judicial e s tim a te d lo see on TvV txbe tw ee n th e a g e s o f 9 a n d 15). but 8ltp.Murderattemptscantal; violence in their communltes. .’•■f people were "very conaoneemcd" about being robbed at a ------llmevherronJyTnwlmrJriTThandredistwKnrsnillsncarchQnce F ear of violence continuesues to feed a mulllmillion dollar I t is a form, of f e a r th a t m a k esspoople p carry their money of having It happen. •itiK th e ’70’s. th e re h a s been no ., industry in America'. Duritif in th e ir shoes ( " L e t 'e m ta k e mly y purse,"| M attie says) and Generally. nbout8oulan -i ------Take a look at home1C a'accidents: 22 million people were In ju red In th e ir hom es Irin 1973, a c c o rd in g to th e Nattonol)nol ------CcnterforHcalth-Statlsi ■ c ld e n ts cau sc d Im pairmirm ten t — lo s s o f visio n , loss of lim bs. JS r -‘js.o'.ni hearlngparalysls. r l l t C J I rx g itw ^ Y e t w e fe a r th c vlolencle n ce of a s tr e e t a tta c k fa r m ore than;han e siiower. We-kiww.- as the Federal Bureau of Investigationtion Uniform Crim e Reports t<^ us, that-thc chancc of beingelng victimized by violent crime has ------la c r» a » d 3 4 .p o r c cnt ta i lln n r r if)fa nnri m o re th a n M pcr.CTPt I In th e la s t 10 y e ars. So>0 w c a rm o u rs e lv e s fo r th c fra y with everything from handguidguns to steel-barred front doors, " T h e re Is no qucstJiicstion about it." says New Vork In Spite of Inflatkx) RCA psychiatrist James_LurtceXL>100’aEvBrt: U — d«^ly rooted fear todajoday is fear orviolence. A woman ia I .W ilh.Erices G oing Up Dailyiy lT y Buys U ke T h e s e W o n 't L a s t. .. . . HURRY! Stocks UrWted ___ tq rriflc d of rap e . A mnan on w o rrie s fo r h is ow n sa fe ty , for his — :------f a m ily 's^ n < M o r4 b «iafetyaiLhls a f€ possessions. I would saj the average person actactually connecu with that type ol I - SavfrOveF6F$504>n4|ii^ frlghtscveraltlmcsawta w ee k .” Experimental studiesxiles of fear have produced somt»m c R C A X L - 1100 Console bciiitallris theories as to why vlolenolencc is peculiarly frightening: I - . ------.■ThepotmtlaJforboir bodily dam agebelngcquali a [wrsor “-ir'H iijrlW m — will feel more fearful•ful of d e a th by k nlfc-stabblng thar . d e a th by c a r collisionin bb< e c a u se o f th e q u a lity of th e eventvent. • -Thc.flrst prcscnu a1 potentialpd for em otion^ rontact.• 'hth« e M l * a vAa*f th# oufhor- Sjiofaiouf- other does not.' ------— Central to thc expexperience of fear is the degree« U to ____ Television"- which a person thinksinks he or she can handle a glvci;lVCn no ___JlnUkSJlS-E _____ ■D s t a t e — ------— ^yvh»n you— p u r c h 'o i e S u m m e r M odal GT 734

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DIGESTIVE FLUIDSI The wortahop will beje JuJ ly n a i i t i t e ______(REGUBGITATION)—--1 „ - S U P E R ------j 21-g - In -th trlS U F Iiieie-Arts -'A . CODLIvmblL-B— Blot Scrape and blot up cxcess, B uliding, u p e x c e ss, sponge w1th ith dp'-d sponge with detergentJi VALUE ^ A church musr» u s 1 c c le a n in g solvent, blotot with v, solution, blot wilh tissue, ( NOW! M D A Y S P R I C I woricstMp will be heidad JulyJ tissue, ^xmge with water,wal gp^nge wllh water, blot 7-11 u n d e r th e direction :tion of blot with tissue. with tissue. Repeat if Dr. Michael F. Moody, Moo necessary. chairman of the mu music CRAYON - Scrapcap« up EOG-Scrapeorblotup.’, department of the CHu Church excess. q?onge wilh ai excess, sponge withi ' P AUL I ____■ of Jesus C h^t bfj.ioto t up R e p e a t If n ecessary . ceotrated playing, praci APPIPPLIANCE ANDTVSERVK S r 1 i e x c e s s , s p o n g e wi 1V. 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MONTGOMERY, Ala.la. ((UPI) — Alabama smuttyf tlexl books and even who is Washington and Uoyd BenBentsen of Texas by the partyty must; have a platronn cann Gov. George C. WollaoIlace Is betting Uie' r«sponslblislble for Uie Vietnam War. keeping a low profile onI hishi: own stands and support:l ^b ^ e y o i i a ^ ^ ^ i n l h c w u ^ nll hee ------l e a d e r a - o f t l y D enw ca^U r a ti c'Party that his------“ Y our u r iaverage dUieirhas-fought wars,i r s , ------blaming the -Democraticatie-contenders- In ------c a n g e f r - ^ anti-establishment imageage wtll give him Uie paid taxesaxes, produced wealUi, and borne thishis Congress for what is going on In Thetde^leatiiiH jneSaes have come «p «nhh p ^ y ’s nomination for'thebiggestesUbllsh- the country's7 *s burdens," Wallace said, polishingIng Washington, fo rg e ttinIngtbcniMlve!! g dul ol Uielr iUo„m.i. . n^JobinAm erica. h is c a mmnalgn p t rtietoric. “These people can'tin't Several monUis ago WoWallace refused to Wallace! sasj li.ta lo head him oil by urmni!S “Ttie reason p ^ leI tikitike me is Uiat Uiey be e d o u l of ex iste n ce b u l Uiey a rc being talk with reporters aboutlUt thei Issues in the states todJ ^ away, wllh ihelr open primaries,>. know I’m not part of[ Ui«Uie esUibltshmentT’------|f tw in ddtnUjUjcdirt." tn t ' l ‘J76 cam p aig n b c ca u sc “I“ I want to tel those mahy of[w wl h ich h e w on In 1S72, Wallace said. “And everivery time the party Wallacela c e 's stra te g y Is to pu t th c b u rd enI on people in olfice w orry aboul3out explaining their Wallaceice alrcadyiasjnadc speciaHrins to0 leaders try (o do somethnething lo me it jusl aq^lrantsints such as Sens. Henry Jackson1 ofol records away. I’m nol in \Washington now, Tennessee»e and NorUi Carolina wheree reinforces thal image." :.;w : ' they a rc . I ’m not th c onee responsiblere for the teglslatorsors-thrcat^T to-do'-a^ withh ------Wairaco~aIdeS“ Kavc-SVC—connnn«r~iiiB------—• ------mcasthiscountryisinTi:— governor will announceKe his candidacy In *^7 'hr71' l)f‘iiiorriili social and economic iswessue in Uiis counUy is w ait and se e ." he lias said. sal< "We’ve got lo out and ssa a y (to Ujc voters) 'Ihey don't n> i ll i h i s r o i i i i l r y is .1 preservation of thc middleddleclato." tSS lt4 * lookalthedlrcctlonof theele campaign and sec you partiirtic ip a tln g :. you aren’t rm.lurc-L- That theme wilt coverrer ia variety of Issues ' . t . whallheissucsare." e n o u ^ . " '■ that Wallace believes he can exploit ^Iter l>n'sen-(ili)>ii « / ' lh<'H ' ' Insiders have said thatlat Wallacc will be ' Thc Wal/allace strategy at present is to sit1 ’ ______Uian anyone else becausrause of his “populist ' _ V j , - - ' happy wilh no less lh a n ihcviccpresidenttalthe out of Uw« topening round in New Hampshire lmoge'*^lax rcformTTiu"b'iismg. cleaiiTrig up t t l fT'hHt’-rlrixx^. ttj ------:------hoffllnationrwiitace-alrcair c a flrw n te tf c ir ttra t------f o n r r a i(rnitjerorTOuajTBrTHBtrw t r r -

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n e e d si -bu6ines60S-haiai4iiLchcdJnJoJielp. th e p a rtie s pu t on conveniv en tio n ^ —o ran g e ju ic e on th e house for delegates, free useise of( photocopy machines for con-» n- venUon business, fleetsx?ts of new automobiles foCijwrtyIrty bfficiais. and cgnvehticihtion hall lounges sending coni------— plimenlarydrinkMndfocd.foodlodclcgalc&and media.______’All o flh ^ freebiesIS andai discount services how are'in2 in question because the law docs not mention them although limiting contributionss to the parties. Officials of both Uieth e . " Republican and Democnlocrallc parties are In the darit ass tto o . w h e th e r th e C m illionn theyth will get from the government ' has lo cover ail expenseenscs or whether the gratis in-kind se rv l^ tradlllonaliyy tendered’li to the parties as ln="------d u cem en ls for U ielr convtonvcnllons m a y continue, ^ v e n Uie q u e stio n of donating use of publlcly-owncd ______convenU on ba lls h a s Iiccnjticn raised, and aLlcast one dty.^an _____ Francisco, submiltcd1 Its iti bid to thc Republicans wllh a. ^ . *30,000 rental tag on thch e CowC P a la ce . AlUuwgh Uie partiesles aren't expecting to make final • • decisions unUl July or August/ on thclr convcnllon sites, -th ey hav e qu e stio n s thhai a t need to be answca*d sooner. Thcrh e cities seeking the comMnvcnlion usually pay to pul up LABAMA'S Gov. George W allace> Isli 0 9 *cted to an- members of Uie nallonalonal c o m m ltte c site selectiOJUCflHU C a n d uW j r t - v ^ June. Tlie Oorenwr ___^______- m ittc e s w h en U » y v isitsit U lo check oul convention facilities, mce his candidacy for President in J u s his ^issroots.-roU-altabliitnnent- ...... — “'TlitepracUce^soluScoff c o m e u n d e r q u e s t i o n - ^ - - - — r i n = J i i n i n e 1 inlo Uie White House tn 1975. 8 Timo^ows.Tiifln Falls.Ills, M a h p . ■ Sunday. M ay 3 5 .197575 ------;• m p i ^

Addillorally. Wallace hopes. sointo- •■|H been proclaiming his sland on VJctna•tn a m ...... know w hat, th e NNew « South is.-It’s south... .Q | "VJetnam-Mfas-a-greal-tragedjrtly-and-the-— Boston.”------American we.w e. wasted Wallace stsays HeaitUh I not camptmign issuele ^ —

MONTGOMERY. Ala. (UPI) - Three centcrinLaurei.Wd. . . - V years alter an assassin's bullet nearijariy killed *i can'l prove-it,”,hc’’hcsaidrecentiy, “but I m h im . Gov. George C. Walloce is plannannlng his think there's a lot monm ore to 11 th a n B re m e r. 1 fourt^cam paign for president andd insistingIn , get a lot of maH. fromp m dlffcTOLgrou^ond _ THREE yIm a^ au a n u ^ 't ta o eaily killed -bidicaltbi^ouldjKLb&iunajoiJssuc. "There's not a thing wrong with myhealUim j; dlStluals'Vere.' InyolvlreRedTTtie whole U»lng__:.. . aU ng aootber run a t tbe Presideocyicy and.dalm tog his c x c c p t T m paralyiedT ” W allace mays.______tro v s . u b le sm e.’' ■ ' ...... ______My»ltlia!gQlbe,«teuc. i l ___ », The Alabama governor will formally- fo The FBI says It foimdfou no evidence of a -announce his candidaoy next monlh. I ith, but the— conspirscy;-cndsayFilyrjfr&s^letermlncd tha tr*-T- govenemor’s .mansion every morolirolng. in Worid War II. He weanarsahearihgaldand campaign began long ago. . Brem er legally obtaliy»li1^:the money be iised' q>chdiiIding mucH Of.thot Ume talking on the ' . must have an assisUIstant ^'^cpeat most "Wc never shut down Oder 1972," CCharies to stalk first formerer p^dehtp Richard fl. . p h o n e .wiW. s t a t e o f f i c i a l st and.!; questions at press confere n gnlH^»r thff/»ntripnlgn'« nnt Inn nl»1 rilrnrtnr, nnrf saidT ^ a result, Wallace becamere thU e f irs t ..': " B re m er, se n ten csdtoiB ed t years in prison. 'q>tokuJohs that-W has the stamina to lo be appearances,” an aidele said: of Wallace’s candidate to qualify for federal carcam pai^ bas refused to talkk to r^riers about the ^ presbkd d ^ aoi ^ s a ld he will submitit Uto an paralysis^“Wherehewas^as making three aod ...... funds 'by signing up enough smaltmaU'-'cdn-■ "-case;. ■ ~r.'"-.CTarrofntnatloh bv^■‘.’im p a rtia l o h v sicelans,”- ia i fwappearancesadav. h iributors. ' *" . waiiacei paraiyzea"wd Irom the waist down witbtbiIET r g a s j o b e S p ^ ^ ^ ^ ------' ortw o .^' ■ ; Wallacc still has doubts thaU.at-A fihur by a bullet that lodgeidg ed In th e ^ I n c , r a r e ly ' WatUiatUace also' Is.troubled by a heaitearing . “I don't think that willwll hurt. You can't Rrcmer was acUng-alone.on May-l!y -lS ,> 1 9 7 3 r-^ g o e s to h is office befoiwfore noon how^andJtas!— probled^-lw blch.he says, stems trom*>ra- th e - — sh a k e enough h a n d s too be t -president;-You...... : — when hc fired five .38earances. noise.e. Ihe encountered as an Air Force Fc have to rely on the medltidla. In th is c&se, we, Wallacc was shaking hands In aI shoppblgsh He undergoes ph^^h^cal therapy at the gunnerner flying combat missions over JapanJa will be'relylng on televieviston.” ...

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CONCORD. N.H.'-(UPI)- Adveiilty year*. TOe oldestdest of four (he has three chlscl^M^dHS1Snmon'*8Kfe. ------• s i s t m n h e s h wirryounffmarrweat r y . to'wortt a t— And while yean of suM ess'andVl S se c u rity - M. ‘ - now stand between the governoror iof New “The things Jiatthat always touched me about ‘ ^ Ham pshire.and. hlsllean .eariyr ^yi years In roy ialher,!'hisIs sons< Peter said, "were his :• America’s South,'.ooe of tbe nation'Lloo’8 m o sl sto rie s ab o u t liow how be-had to work to hdp ' Hi. 'huH nhanlntoly twt - conscrvatlve"dKt8d'^offlcials-.conU]HiUnues-to- — 'make fnda mfrt, select. -and -n^K.item ..renemnioa lei with money, not evenatobuyshoes.*' to ~

versltyllnger. - aqd the G reat DejDepresston. Hard work aind Thomsop; 62, beads the lConsen a erv aU v e IhetaportmMotiiofsavlng’leftthelrmaricon r ^ C a u cu s , a Vlrglnla4>ltaed g ro u p thiuvatening r e me naturally,*'? hfhp.remembers. "The most ■ to break from the GOP and PresldottdentFoid important thtag'Cng 'd o y 'ia th e r ta u g h i m e i w a s . inl976tofonnatb]ntp^. - tbelimtortaDceofBOf tnrUi to be a gentleman T s Like Thonisoai;(he organlxatkmlion has a In dealing withl yoiy o u rfd lo w ifn a n ." T h e te r m ; ^ litany of coote»itive ^pea: aboutab( the g|»Uepian4i)dUdtla^.'rhadstrohgnieanlngln - direction of tbft iuitioo~4be' thfMreal t of Um IbeSouth^IwiI.WMComingalong.” m -fcderAl octopuiX-.vMfare .cheats,Its, forced - With an ie hi K d ln g tb e d r c u lt.’nio m s o n -.r-; busing and Vice V n s U tuii:~Wgn ir gH— —irtrtD yRrtrtttreUi m teiU > g-tlie m liila n y . H e------r Rockefeller. The group.favora tow'tMcB.low ■ . looktteMetHo^idlst pulpit for one sum m er in . parentaloontrol ovtf.eo WalUtro•ft . . . t o ..-UV.ItQin.the'Unlvenl’enlty:ot'O argia..Io theJate ... ■ ;v '. ;l9 3 0 s h e w e n tta ta work,v for a sub^dlary of a ■ ProsiiU'iU rt»nl. _ ^* :r.>New York-basededlawbookflrm/marriedhis Ij ■ ...... " '"'Bccretaiv and llat lattf'foiroed hto own coin- ~ B «a»s®wnfiar~“ , piny. Sinco his nam iw or«ian t n sccoiecondterm Aftecl6o«flr*.oirs.of'.conmuting five bourse-. 7; ! _ lost loll, Tliiimiidii relaiUesaly ha»a stra t \^ .- day to New York;ork; TTiomsbn cainie hom e to - • ^ 'fl

“He bas a mission to tell,”, saidid sson and island anil askedked his wife: “How soon can *!■ chief aide P e ^ 33. "Someon^ Isn’tisn’t saying ' you be packed^sd' tto head for New'Hamp-'' | w hat he feels bas to bo said." shire?.’.’- For president.r'he ;l>refora•s fociher TWmson movetoved Equity Publishing Co.. to - V ,-;r ADTORatY itatpMd-4b C alifo rn ia G ov. R onald R e ag a n o»r r AlabamaA Orford. N.H.. antand the family purchased a— M e l d r i m New Bamptfilre's.Gov. Biel Gov. George Wallace to PresidentIt FcF o r t.' ■ ■ 2 2 5 -atre fa r mI fotfor 94,sop in the tiny, white and tbe iMaoM remato; HM lesson for ' clapboard New!W E n ^ a n d -tow n n e a r th e s s s » . Self-reliance was' aft' early- • lesi tbe06wwviU hfeaucui,>^^lrglDl»^)«^ed - - ThomsoiC'tlie aoo of an often trartransferred - •: Connecticut BivRiver. ^ miila 'north of d io o U ------Hiuwver-and Dart^artmwEh.College.— — : . clvu «nglnwr?He-»ttenaedi7^d»< - - r — — _ 8imday;May2S .t» ^ ^fjmJSSeiSa;^TMnVtfa.'klaho 9 , don scHledfile' laytiitte' ____ ^.3:55 ------. 3:05------5 - - - - Magilla Gorilla and 5 -S p ootIighlFlve U 48l.6n.li-Password 2b-2b-^evra T~T~^ 7»>- 4:00 4b.7sl.l3-Sc»ameStreet 3-5.3.5.-GuldlngLlgbl ... 8-1I-{M on. and Wed.) Our lends • FarmNews . • -G lU lgan's Island ,.2sl — Fllinirjtslonea 10:30 4sl.6n.ll 4 s l -,«0.000 UWnRWorldiTucs.and - « - Jooks Alive 8 : » . 2sl.7b.8- Blank Check PyiPyramid - Cha' - LUiflS. Yoga and You 2b — Boo 5—Sunrise Semester “ • h u r s . t C a m e o - 'S* ' ikersW ild 2b.3.5 - Search for 4b.4b.l3 —MisterRogers Thi - Hogan's Heroes 3 — Joke . - 6 « . . • toscmar>- Huley tFri.t ,11 - ABC A flcm oon '■ Ti o m o rro w - - 7b7b - Celebrity Sweep- Ros -EdgeofNIght 4sl.6n.ll 11 — A.M. A m erica j . Mews ll — C artoon 48l.6n.ll-SplltSecond • stas ta k e s Vie) Special- -Sesam e Street 5 - N c w s 10:55- 1 2 :» 4 b .i3 - s ______~ <:13______—2sb-Buyer=»Weldi------2al.7h,H2*1 r-r> nctora ------______5 - DinaInah! ______2sl —Changing Eartli ® vnioSllegre ^ 7h,8-News 2b,2b .3 - E d g e of Night 7S1-V 11 e : C '' 3 rc e n Acres 11:00 48148J,6n.ll - BigShowdown I K e y ig V alley 2sl —News 52sl,8 — Celebrity Sweep- 5-5 — N ew s C h a n n e l 7:00 J 4:05 s ta k e s 1:00 2d,7b.8—Today - - :2b-Guiding Light 2sl2sJ,7b.8—AnotberWorld n2»l - KUTV. Sail Lake;e -l C ity , ______Bonanza ------2b * -C B S N e w a ------— 4si:&rir='AUMyChi1drcrr—5 -2bTX5^Prlcc 2b: Is Right;-^— ...... — ^ ------4:30^------^------3,5—Captain KanRaroo 3 —JackLcLane 4s4sl.6n.ll ~ General 22b - KBOl-TV, Boise 2sl - 1IDrenmofJuannieL , .^sl-Hotel Balderdash ' H o sp ita l ...... « ?aml)il 4b.l3—ElectricCompany Hc 3 - KID-TV, Idaho Foil SrOO ■5^=Tat{e:ofN'BhV-— ------H30 ^ Klcctric Company 2b:s-Jokcr'sW lld 7b-Wheel of Fortune 2h2b.3.S-MatcljGame T 4 f«1^ KCPX-TV, Salt LL. u k e C l t v — ■------7t) - AAndvGriffith n . . 3-CBSNcu-s • 11:30 4545l.Cn,ll-OncLIIetoLive N E T S -P B S 5:00 U - T o d a y 2sl.71).8 — How to S u rv iv e n 2:00 4b4 - KAID-TV, Boi«c, I • H ogun's H eroes 8:30 M arrinR C • 2s2sl-Wheel of Fortune > 5 - - .KSL-TV, Salt Lakek c C i t v 2b . i i- - C B S N e « ------2b.3.^------A s - th o —W orld.—,_2b.3^aiUcto!.es 21 ______4sl.6n-n - ABC News 4sl — N ew s T u r n s 717b.8-Somer«l f6n — KIVI.Nainpa ...... 3 - - ^rrulff^^rconscnucnccs r i • • 4b-I.illas.YogaandYou 4sI.6n.ll-M oneyM aie 0.13 — M is lc r K o g c r s ...... -7at - KUED-TV. Salt LukeXity.FBSL . ------.-a u s -----^—- — ;— : ___, 1 ~ j t h c Wo rld T ir*"” ------* g^BOSicas - -r ------4sl—JobsToday 4 h .l3 - V illa A llepre 3:00 ?f> i - KTVB, Boi»e H -I>illI’iirtrid u e F u m liy 8:50 Afternoon 22sl-Bewitehcd ' 5:30 . - *4sl - Enlcrtalnmcnl wllh 12:00 GCn-StonTrdc I8 - KIFI-TV, Idaho Fa 2.si.2D.C:l).Cn.7lj.H.tl-Ncws ' ------28l-.fl— Day&of-Our Lives------iil la ______- N ew s . 8:55 , , , . =l\ndn^rirflin zr: : 4sl — There's a I-iwycr in 1 3 - KBYN, Twill Foil.,ii». ETsipBs 1 — V illa A llegre V. ‘th e House - ScHumeSliyct______. •Tht— n i!urtin n tt) u t...... ■ ■ 9:00 V. " V 2si.7h.fl.n-HiRhnolIfrs . • 21).a - Now You See 11 - . ' G am e . 4sl-B everly Hillbillies •: ____ 5 ^ KomDcrBPQm______^

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'niursday.May29 : • parlyy goersg 1s trnpp^ on - - - lop noor of a blazing.-,...n-M ASl\SH 3n channels 2b.5 at 8 the lop ...... 10:00------= ;n. _ Movie; "Greai skyscracraper. Jolin For-»r-'- c. Joseph Campanella, 2sl.2b.3.5...5.7b.8,U-News rjlte Hope" James Eari sylhc. J ove. AmertcanSlyle ,ncs repeats his Tony DonMeMeredith. 1^7,^''5 Jone: - Video: The New inning role. The film 2 b -“^-TheWaltons «,7sl ' ' w lnn -Documentary ' tows heavyweight 3 - Movie;M “The Great W ave-E ftmbat -r Dram a ...... — ^ lBTTiplOTr“Ja ck —Jeiferson------W hile-f ;n Barney Miller - ^ „ •10:30 -.- ccollision with socicty. 4sl,Gn - ,edy 2sl.7b.8..8.U - Johnny b asUllng lll the outrage over . Comcd; — You Owe It To Carson I hisNIs white mistress and U)c 4b - Movie: ‘'Walerhole forc ' . i ' r - r v in g - B c d ln - w n g - ______^ — ------6:30------— F raa n c isc o ------ed show wltfi Bing . _ a> - A l l In th e Fam ily 4b.7sl,7sl - Bill MoyiTB studded u r n a h ____ International.. . Crosby,Jiv,Fj;cdMlalrc^ ___ - HI—Drugnel- rr Journ Isr - Trulh or Con* Repoi•port ^ ^sMrrTs Il:3 0 ' - sequences 7b.8.8 -- Movie: "Terror on W ide W orld Spccial I b - Z o o m thc e 40th 40 F lo o r" 4 s l - W i ' 4b- 11:40 5.8.7b - llollywdod n-1- n a r r y O ■ ig-Vallov------S q i^ r c s * ______------9:00------&— I - B o l d Ones 12:00 — 7Sl ) —T o m o r ro w ...... - II 11- — K aren • ...... ^ 4sl.Cn r.cH -lIarrj’O ’ ...... , ' 2sl.7b------TM------r —-r-—Tuny Orlnndti ihhI------2sl — Movie; "Terror on Dawrawn 8 - N elew v s 12:10 lh(lhe 40lh Floor" Panic 4b.7sl1.7'sl — In P e rfo m ian c c al IpoUlle spreads as tasl .ts lhe WolfTrap o lf 8-Spo ______,l 2 j « ______' -flames-wlien-»Hlfoup-^i^------11—— .AlUntht^^amlly------______5--T-.NC1,J e w s ______r . f

Rona B ariitt. noted HoUywooivood colu^iiirV isito ihe rstars and Inlcrvlews them hhomes of four glamorous supersta about ihelr lives. loves and mnarrlages. an In an hour-l«ig R o n a - -afiemoonspedal.-"RonaLook»at « satRa^,LUa.Cherand . Ann-Margret,” to be broadcastt WWc ednesday. May 28 on the B a r r e t t j CBSTelevlslonNetwork.

?**. n T h u r• s s d a y T e l eev isio n 10:00 Wednesday, M iy 28 Race” Slapsllck farcc with 2sl. 2b. 3. 5. 7b. 8. 11 - O n c h a n n e ls n a l 6:30 p.mn. . Jack Lemmon and Tony c — CurtB ns rivals in a 1908— and 4sl. 6n at 7:30 p.m .'- ; ^ 49i— L ove. A m c rlc a n S ty le ------ll: road race from New York Jacqucs Coastcau spcclal: ■ en — Gamer Ted Arm* An hour with the sociablelie lo P a ris. ______7sl - USU Spccial of tl^• slro n g ...... dolphins. ______lOJO------^ v S i i a j ------2sl.7b.8.Jl-Johnny 7:30 6:00 , 2b - Movie: "Fort Ulah" ?.;1 T 4 s l . 5 . 8 ^ e w s : ------4sl. 6n — Ja c q u e s C ousteau 4 b .7 s I -B o o k B eat Robert sirauss. JainCS 2b — F elony Squad C ra ig , R ic h a rd A rlen --- — 4b —ElectricCompany ------rll-Pllot-Com edy 3 - Public News Con­ 6n - H igh C h a p arral 8:00 feren c e 7b — T o Tell th c T ru lh 2sl. 7b. 8 — Lucas Tanner 4sl. - Love. American 11 — That's My Mama - 2b-Dan August K S tyle C om edy •3 T- Movie: vBanyon” : A llRhl thlrtles-type whodunitIt 6n — C om bat ■ 6:30 c 10:40 2b —The Jetfersons aboul • a private eye ______(R o b e rt F o rste r) out lo 0 . _ 5-lronsidc 3—Good T im es ______^ . 7 ------. - l l ;«0------— ______^ ^ 4 sl — T ru th ' o f Con-on- "solve a murder'commUted' 3 - Movie: "She Cried w llh h is ow n gun. sc q u e n c c s Murder” Mike Farrell. 4b.7sl-Zoom . 4b.7sl-FcclinRCood }i —Barelta K ale field • 5.7b.8-PricelsRlRhl 11:30 1 - • . • .8:30 Jl — Jacques Oaustcau - - 4si-W ide World Special Podunentary ■ _____ 45i.6n-Pilot-Com edy 7:00 , ------4bT7sr“-~The Bolero - ‘ ll-.V 2sl. 7b. 8 — LllUe House•on on Music . 5-BlgVfllley 9:00 thtPralrlft-D ram a U:00 and 2sl. 7b. 8 - Petrocclll - 2b — Tony Oriando and 2sl. 7b — Tom orrow . D ra m a ^ , Dawn-Variety 8 — N ew s 2b — Cannon * M y M a mna a 4sl, 6n -.Barelta - Crimenc ...... 8 - S p o U lle . 4b T New Improved Idahoaho .. Drama U:40 Jan-Mlchael Vlncenl (left) portiirtrays a young man who Fanner’s Almanac * ~ ^ " i l b . 76l - S t a lin - . P ro llle '5 - N e w s tr ie s tb r e n ^ fam ily lies y e a r s afUifler fie Relped convldlils _ j ______6_____ Movie: "The Grcfltrgflt ‘i l — G unsm oke ------n i i l d i u m ■ Ja lh w .R o b e rt M llchum , of m u rd•der, e i n ' ‘U o in iH o m e ," W ' ' - ^ : . 'V 1T-N Phones 733-0!i i o d s r ■ b e se en (o r the first tim e on televisJoji te: on “The CBS . ^ t o - s t a r o u r loll-fjppe lin« Thursday Nlghl Movies" Thursdayla y . M a y 19 In W I W . ' ______;

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E v e n ts To “ ! . 8:30 7 b'IttaktfA - I i Ttilef 6 n - K u n g F u • 5 — S u m m e rS e m e ste r F am U y B e A n n o u n n d 6i ______;^ 'U :0 0 4b.7si - Special of_lhfi : 5 — B obN ew hart ------— jrOO------;sl- S «sameStreet------8:30...... 41 78l B — One of a Kind: 8 —R 7b — Jim m y D ean N 7sl-W orid Press 11:30 '761- TheCarrascolendas aand V alerie H a rp e r '®* ^ 7:00 Show 9:30 4 8 l- - N i e w s . 7b—Tbe Chopper Bunch 7 : ^ - 3.2b,5 — Jeannle 4 : » — 3 - Minerals - Idaho’s 2sl —-M ovie;:'The Joker is 8 — Sporta Film 2sl.2b.3.48l.5,7b.8-News 33-Bob Newhart f,, 7sl—SesameStreet JUddeoRtsoutCfia------ry 11 - r.iWwr & Ghost—1I— -4b— Cabbages^nd Kings— ■—5 __D im en alo n P lv e______. 2si._7b.8_-_.Emergcncy_ 10:00 J e ainnle n r Crain 8:00 P lu s 4 C h a se rs - 6n,48l.ll — Reasoner 11:40 5-Mary Tyler Moore ‘i-ll.2b,3.5-Ncws 4sl.6n.n - Hong Kongng U :00 R ^ r t 5 4sl — Get Christie Love! 5 —- Movie: "Breakout" 2sl.7b.8.11-M ajor Uaguee 78l — F le s U L a tin a 8.2sl-Movle: “TheUgof ^ ...... - - P h ooev ______i rYlyp^ rti-nm n______JajTlCmes Drury and Kathern ‘ " ‘B aiebS T lr^''”^ ' ' B e " " Aft* — ^ o o : — ■ -— tht p - B la c k - P r a r i“ ~ R a lp h ------Cr 7 :3 0 ' 2sl~Newswatch2 Hayelyes. A^carefully plah- 2sl—Sunshine Bellamy, I Kiel Martin. A ^ . _____ 4sl.6n.U .„- _.New._Ad:kd- n o unced -4b-- -The.Jlace For No d breakout from a ------v c n tu re so fO illJg a n ------~ '5 ~ W»d.-Wlld-'Worid-or—»r— -2b^IFT oua>--w —"yo ; ung ' BtOT'kbr^V**^ • nfiofin'-r u iiin Iff " ' ' Unucs his gandfnthcr’s .St 7b^i&-^RunrJooJUim ------____ n-ljnt^edjggrjd^ ______! -8 -- Good Ole Nashville thwaiwarted by the desperate im 4sl.6n -"indlana^lU r"' 48l-LucyShow ' (quest for sunken treasure. 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His two«> ChUdren by Jenny are ______7s1 — Zoom _ m r l-B a rb r a a n d J e n n y a r e ------10:00 ------1 :3 0 ------C a m c ra ” ~co!um nIsls’ t o n ^ clacking forfo r a decade.------Mollyr3.-and Samr visitation rights, 2sl.7b.8-ThcJctsons 5 —Gator Nationals - 5-PollceSurgeon First there was his stormyly nmarriage lo generous about vlsl " T h e ch ild ren aand r I get together as oflen 48l.6n.ll - These arc> lh(the 6n — Atlanta Golg Gossicsic 76l - Nova: ''The Man1 B a rb ra S tre isa n d . — ABC will provide live*ve Who Painted Caves” He punched a p h o to g rap h e r In the nose. as possible." he• said.& "The kids arc won- D ays and Sam think their big 2b,3.5 — HarlcnI e m coverage of thc third roundind il-KungFHi Five years ago the finger waswai pointed at_ derful. Molly anc ;er" capsized ln‘ brother Is really teiterrific. Globetrotters of play In this golf tour-lur- e :a o Elliott when "Glimpse of Tiger" “ 1 ge t along beste st w ith kids b e c a u se w e a re 7 sl — M iste r R o gjcrs’ e rs nament. 2b - Wild. Wild. Worid off mid-production. I. d a u g h te r of a ll c hildren. B utt sisome adults act ^ w n up Neighborhood 6n — V lr^nia SllmsTcnnisnls Animals ■ He and Jennifer Bogart, i ime pBi^ent5-of— beeause-Uwy-thlnl,lnk-they^houJcW »ehav«4hat------tOT»------ia>;a— fiuperstar-W rasU lng- — TltTT!cto rP aul Bogart, became emarried. way.’ChlldhoodshI shows the m an.’ 3 .2 b .5 - F a l A lbert 4sl—Spo rts World 3-T h e Waltons Iwo children before they were m w e leiuii from o u r c h ild ren . land- 2:30 4b — Consumer Survival1 Last year Gould_Ullllateded gossips by “That means wc 4sl.6n - American Band im i n g fo r u s a rid - w c - tr y - to ------K it------leaving'Jenny to run off w?thth hisI costar In ’n i^ “do”lhe1carn 'Jhpm _l to m y k ld a so ______^ -W h iffs." JeimiferO»Nei»7-^ Altogether, Elliott’s portralirail would ap* they will listen1 loti me. You can’t lalk to Ll. Irresponsible children unless yoiyou speak tbelr language.” man-about-town.- G ^ d ra n a c£ ______l i )M ------m-TPailtyrGould. approach birthday. Is a quiet, serious milminded product pearancc of beinelng a sober, conscientious . of New York who.works hardrd sal acting and parent -a far ccry ry from his sw ln j^ n g pu b lic Iries to bc the best kind of fatheither he can. Image, He neither sounds nor look:joks like Erroll "I'm with my mj children as often-as ^ Flynn, He would more likely>ly be m istak e n ^possible,'’ h e laid. salt "You cah never spend for a g ra d u a te stu d e n t Inb o tanlany. j too much llme wllhwl them . T h ev d e s e rv e a ll He look time out belwo«n;n isccnM oLhte _Uietimeyoucan>injtlvethem..:... . . new p ic tu re. " I W ill, I W ill ...I;;.For Now,” lo ‘The kids haveave helped me leam lo con- nergy and to develop la k e Block. serve • my enet fl I "I'm a very serious manI bcbecause I lake relationship with1th th e world. I ’m m o re open I ev ery th in g lite ra lly a s I tryy tito understand now and thererc are no real preisures 1 life and p e o p le." h e said. b e c a u se I don'lon't worry about failure i ~ - “t've learned lo accept myny surroundings anymore." aSa'look lo rrtalw llfcM caflj:^Sjni5-posslblr ------Qtm jd do e sn'I 't fifret-abbul the«oe8lp«itber^^ ------^ I'm not u p tig h t a n y m o re . ■Tm a hardJ workingv Independent man "There was a lim e whenII 1 \was unsure of who has taken soisome raps along the way,” he myself, Now I have self-assuiisurance, thanks concluded. "Butut Ithen who hasn’t?” ' ■ to the three C s, concentralkatton, convlcllon Bit. Paris:b : Red Buttons has and conlrol. They’ve madele nme calm, cool been added to> 11the cast of "Lombard and I a n d co llected ." Gable" starringng Jim B rolln a s G ab le ...B o b Gould spoke easily, relirelaxing In his Barker and Beltlelen O’Connell will host the d ressin g room h e re w asn’t a t:trace of humor - 24lh annual MisiIlss USA Beauty Pageant ... Gtvln HMUodl. M Hunim rts, »iniily 'pM*» 0» . . Inanythlnghehadtosay. ■ DlmilHSho^'kcBkb^di’^w dlr^rN oriB fll ■ " 1 to n> im o o t h l i U m lly o t nisston to use parts of his B o y (M kbadHI«a)bebopato; Of his romance with Missss (O'NelU. Gould Jewison permls glri»,oo-n»M *ryTykrMr H oi o n ? l « x < ’ S » tiin l« y , M iy 31 says, “I hear the gossip abcabout us getting Elghlh Symirfioihony for the sound, track of I oatbeCBSTctevWoaNetwaitwork. e. Jennifer got ‘'Rolletball." ■ - n e i ^ e d married. That can’t be.^ flF illi.(d ah o- SurA».Wy25.M97B1 9 7 5 _ - :i_ ------— '^ 1 4 • n ^ w ' i r t . d'. t: • ill, ■ i t e i P K l

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