- , - 1 . ■ , ■ UOP 2 2 1st.... 'Missouri 20 Oklaliloma 52-^ Utah 59 Idaho ■ 7 Montana St. 16 Colorada 17 , Kansas St. 0 , New Mexico 14 Michigan Si, c| 6 Auburn 27 Montana 42 Ohio State 28 UCLA 35 ' 18 Motre bame-v 21: -Florida St] Wisconsth 14 Boise St. 28 26 WSD 20 Oregofi 0 ^ T C U ^ : . G ^m film s raise questions (Editor's note: This is the first of several ,, adnhinistration was “doing”', nothing wrong it These reporters found absolutely no evidence sometimes. obtaining it without bid — from dispab;hes about award of fnotion picture ‘might hav^ the ''appearance" of doing of any illegal actions by any state officials br agencies directly under the governor. One of­ contracts by state agencies.) something wrong. He wanted to correct what he privff^ individuals. However, some of the ac- ficial said he later was warned by an Andrus' said-^ might be an erroneous impression. tfons taken and the lack of guidelines for film- staffer about a possible "conflict of interest." ^B y RICHARD CHARNOCK ’ making raised a numtwr of questions. Another agency spent more than $10,000 in and GEORGE FRANK He was concerned because of grapevine federal funds for a film if ordered to “inform the reports about inquiries being made by UPI and Some contracts were awarded without bid and legislature” about one of its programs and then BOISE (UPI) — There are,two things, ac­ another news organization in Bois^ into the ^ e was given to a high bidder. One contract never showed it to the legislature. cording,' to Press' Secretary John Hough, tfiat award of motion picture contracts t»y the state, was awarded by an official who used to be the Still another official Mid he ordered a film — Gov. Cecil D. Andrus wants to avoid — UPI has looked into award of film contracts roommate of the man with whom the contract since cancelled — because hi^ agency had some wrongdoing and the aopearance of wrongdotag. by some state agencies, 'tfsiting state officials was signed. federal funds leftover from salaries for unfilled Recently, Hough called in a reporter fiWfr- about their' actions and requesting copies of A former appointee of the Andrus ad­ positions. United Press Internatiofial jo say that while the. contracts they have signed. ministration solicited film business — (Continued OD P. 33) Good morning . i / ’s Sunday, Oct, 29, 1972 d m e s Magic f nU^ty's Home Seicspnper Evto l«ti lor 69th year, 36 2n d issue 25' C%tr\9r d^Tlvtfy Sign Tuesday, V iet battle p a c e r i s e s How did you enjoy that H anoi insists "extra" hour of ileep? SAIGON (UPI) - ScMtered the ifcapture of two hamlets. Communist attacks soared to Government losses were put at F i r s t s n o w By United Press International would t>e logical for Rogei-s to Vietnam had agreed to take their highest level in five years four killed and 10 wounded. French and Communist diplo­ go since such an agreement part in an international confer­ Sunday, South Vietnamese mili­ In the upsurge of fighting In APPEARING DESERTED, Twin Falls City matic sources in Paris said would t>e signed by an official ence on Vietnam in the French tary spokesmen said, as txith the Ceritral m ^ la n d s , a South Park Is mantled ipore than aq inch of heavy, Saturday that U.S. Secretary of below presidential rank. capital about a month aftfr a Look sides intensified their struggle Vietnartiese Ranger p la ^ n was wet mow wbich twirled down Saturday al- State WiUiam P. Rogers is cease-fire. for control of population centers driven off when it assaulted the ternoon. It was «tlD sno^iing brlikly at expected to fly to Paris to sign The Washington sources ad­ One of the maiii purposes of before a cease-fire could be northeastern crest "of the three mldaftemoon when this photo was laken. The the cease-fire agreement with ded however that the United the conference would be to set i n s ^ i d e called. hills comprising the Ben Het MOW was the flrat of tliie autuimi in Magic North Vietnam. The,Viet Cong, States does not ,conslder_lha —an— interneiienel—control ---Tlie Suiguri uuiiujiaiid said ttie base camp which was overrun Valley, and many youngsters promptly began, Joined Hanoi in insisting the draft treaty ready for signing commission to police the cease­ ' Communists initiated 138 shell- by the Communists two weeks tossing snowballs. Hunters and travellers were accord t)e signed Tuesday and yet and said Rogers was still in fire under the terms of the tJF drive iits^i,' ground attacks and ago. advised locaUy beavy snows are likely in promised there would ^ no Wastiington with no immediate draft peace agreement between terrorist incidents in the 24 Ben Het is 300 rpiles north of mountainous central Idaho and western Mon- '• reprisals after the war. plans to leave. - . the United States and North gaining, 3 hours ending at 6 a.m. Sunday Saigon. According to field tana. In Washington, the State In Paris the diplomatic Vietnan".. —14 more ^ a n the previous reports, about 30 Rangers department said it had no sources also said the United In Saigon, President Nguyen Bird hunt record 124 staged day before attacked shortly before noon comment on the Paris report. States, Russia, Britain\ France, Van TTiieu, who says there will yesterday ^ d the hlgJiMl Saturday but Immediately.came But diplomatio sources said it China and North and South be no peace agreeinent without success, 21 recorded since the tet offensive under heavy mortar and his accord, was reported of 1968. -rgcoilless rifle fire. Two Ran­ sending his chief ambassadors Church Communist troops captured gers were reported wounded! on a tour of Aslan countries in at least 12 hamlets within 40 Vietnamese Air Force propel­ an effort to convince their miles of Saigon Saturday but ler-driven A1 SRyralders Noise ban bill, leaders he is “not an obstacle speaks, 33 South Vietniunese recaptured bombed the Communist guns. Japan sets to peace," VietnameM sources seven of them by Sunday But 30 minutes after the attack said. K d h o r la l. 1 morning. One of the hamlets began, the Raingers were taken But South Vietnam's Radio F a r m . 27 still partly in Communist hands out by helicopter. 43 more signed Saigon said the Comuunist l.olter.s. 5 is only 10 miles northwest of In a delayed report, a peace proposal was simply a S p o ri.s, 21-25 the capital. spokesman said a South Vietna­ WASHINGTON I UPI) -Pres­ had signed legislation creating move to get American troops Forty miles east of Saigon, exports lid T% , m o\ lo s, 6 mese infantry company, about ident Nixon sif>ned 44 bills an independent, fjve-mcmt)er out of Vietnam so they could South Vietnamese troops re­ 120 men, was driven off its i:t- 2 0 Saturday, int'ludint; the first regulatory agency to set and attack the South again later ported 46 Connjnunists killed in trnse seven miles northwest of TOKYO (UPI)-^apan wHT try said. It was expected this federal contrul-s on noi.st‘ enforce safety standards "de­ Kontum on Highway 14 Friday. impose export control^, oir a course would be taken in most pollution and hazardoii.s house­ signed to eliminate unreason­ The unit retreated to a base wide range of consumer goods cases, because of the difficulty hold products, but, delayed able rusk of injury .or death" II H I a i r a i‘(‘ closer to Kontum. items by Nov. 10 in an effort to in getting manufacturers to action on a costly election-yoar from use of hou.sehold consu- Aide’s father dies ‘ s o r io u s ’ It was at least the second head off another revaluation of agree on market shares. boost in .Social .St‘ciint\ and iiier products, which kill an base screening Kontum to be the yen, the Ministry of Japan, whose official reserves weifari' benefits estiinatfd .10,000 Americans and MIAMI (U P I).—Aviation pion­ lost in the past week. Kontum International Trade said Satur­ of gold and foreign currency injure another 20 million each eer Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, day. now have crossed the $17 billion The While House nave no hint is 30 miles south of Ben Het ,vear in Blaine collision recovering from a stroke at The list includes cameras, mark, is under heavy pressure when Nixon uould decide~'1t)- and 260 miles north of Saigon. Die $178 million, three-year Mercy Hospital, was reported radios, automobile parts and a by the United States and other si(>n (ir vetu the bin ^ billion HAIl.F.V - Preliminary the elder Cenarrusa suffered a measure authorizes the prcs- tiack In serious condition number of industrial items, countries to revalue the yen. •Social .Security Hill, one of fi'2 findings indicate Joe heart attack prior to the ac­ uientially appointed commission Saturday. including electrle motors, elec- About half a billion U.S. measures he left Ix’huid on his Cenarrusa, 8,1, Hailey, died as a cident. to issue mandatory safety Rickentjacker, 82, was admit­ ,tric generators and transfor­ dollars were traded for yen on desk for a one-day campaiKn result of Injuries received in an Evans said Saturday. county Forecast standards gcwernmg the use, ted to the hospital in critical mers. the Tokyo foreign exchange tOur of northern Ohio and automobile- accident. coroner Dr Robert Gwinner SNOW condition Oct^ 11.