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uutiaiiiiahuli.s ti t a record pacr
their sales tire
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rptinn, lusrgr' cars are selling 'in])- hack ii) the fatttaty s
iq wmii us smallerlines.ability to itimet the ilenuind
llowrcr. both 114)1, ttent(in of
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A note from Sanford's finest
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fkl(KLs excvpt beef iAcre lifted

last month as the first stage to(
Phase 4 loohich %plent trill) full efI, I taxi iS 114 1 prices rain tin

uuii%enting tlia
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tile number lit f attle slalwh.
Unit
plies ineat for the )till and JuveIroppord from 605.*X) during the
I(N Ial, bec.111%
. 4. of till. sljort;1 gl,
n1l, IvIvntion fat lilt)- in the
week (if June 11 tip 1M,0IX) Issst
-stilipliers )list cannot muilt),
week. They salil 12 packers
Ippl) us %%till tile atilount of
Lutho-t- Nunit-io, tilt- supplier. I
ive climed in California. seven
beef %e need." said Col. J. E
%iiid lit- is losing $40 to $50 for
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Skaggs. till ollirrations official ever)- steer he Supplies even each in l(kilin and Oregon anof
n4lill"Wit in Montana and Texatir
;it tile baser
though he butis ill(- a;lItlialil "
Navy commissaries in San from feedlots and slaughters
A smillar Suit Ls pending in
I)Ie go ran (out of beef Friday; tile,,, himself Ife said lie rivedi Philadelphia. where
it local
rationing %its reported at other Immediate increasei of up ill 50 meat clealer filed a clam action
('alifornia bases; jind Norm I ents is loolund fit) Some Itelivi fin behalf of
the nation's retai\1affil, ;I spokesman for till,
imut it si( ka p. a so' taIlor i t
ita me at pia ka rs in Seattle I iiurt If declare

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Iti. '.ltlsa'ri.ss call fir ,uhl
aphid ixhinal lhiaohIS, calling
then; datuan lies and added v.rs anal rs'a-ards s'rtiining n.
that he had "absolutely nothing Agriess and a Ioruuit'r Agnesa
to lthk
aide back through l%2 lint
Silhixinmis 55111' is..sua'.i last check with stat.' of(ia'i,ik
eu'k lui lb.' Maryland hull of shitussed that ret-orals on file tirai
(P back as far it s 19641 tht year
1k • ords and 11w Slite 114u aral of
I'Auction 1-awt, for Agile%k's ilignew Successfully ran 11,r
camigugn records.
It hits been remirted that
Oil Frida). Morris L.
same of the documents will
staIn aruhi 1st atut records ad.
show Astnew received pol[tical
inlrustrator, said the attornev's contribotitions from some
of
offit e would -send ;I represenia- those
being investigale(i by
fleall for alleged kickbacks and
lit saiui tha. combing of the
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uiLo uiiatle contributions t.
haul all of them It- I ff
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Ford.
General Motoi% Chr,
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heavy emphasis on their r...
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list year. The small ears
ounted for .3 per rent oil
loniestic auto sales in the fir
seven months of this r.sr
icitipareti with 22.4 per cent
Ut' caine period of 1972
Small foreign cars aLso ancUing well Volkswagen soI
44.934 cars in the first i~
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rt)Liry engine, has sold 73,M:j
in so far this year. cornparord
with 27,210 for the caine pert iol
a t)ear.
The Increases have occurreil
k-spilt' the dollar devaluation

KUNt,., FU BEWARE
CINDYFLANDEWS 17
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Sanford. takes a defensive Karate poosturi,
after boesting six other Karate and Kung F
(;rtvn Belt ~komen to take first place in tt,,SAICe Coast Open Kung Fu and Karwo
Tournanient. which drew More than 400 cm,
testants frorn throughout the U. ;. See photos
and stor% on page 211,

worge Ilortiney. former prest(Ient of AMC, once called
p:.rmline guzzling linosaw-N."
But it appeared virtually err
tain that thoe hot spot in the 1974
auto sales racv would be the

a lass haired.
'iota cannot establish cowl
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under tilt- #:(Pinter and make Ili

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(lines as much mooney as Sti' arc'

11)110"ARD IlLNEDIVI
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llauustalti a Al' i
Mission

The buck pn- k, called an
astronaut unuina-uscrmg unit,

imtrol Is becoilillig more

(or AMU. is lit-ing developpittil

%teightless Ili Space. is uorn

passihalt' use ufl litter

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'A lien
astronauts sc ill transfer

like a laika'r's boa-k ick ui.h
carries its o%n elt-ttrical
suppls
intl nitrogen gas

ha. Its ii n tpuu a ship-i car mntas u
.arnumaal ss Ink' Making a's14.1 11161 repairs to orbital stui -

praljx II oat
'11w firing of 14 din.'eliaama,al
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g&gt;, who shared the room
s ith Mrs. hltaflimauni when üw
stas hospituluej teat-ntis for
tan k sur t rs
Ruth insisted
aaiauaai t*'u;g sstteek-at up It' the
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1,111119 "IdUstrilio, arld all Internationally known
SIX-Clallst says rising beef pricvs ini"

thug "hark steaks. Page

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to the
I 'his sit it'. irtt "ui gttin

wrangle between
tmbuLin. ", t \ • C
amid'. d'.st bt it
police and tire de.iruuents
I'. to stop rot it mg emt'rgt'nt ' calls bet%"
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and '-i ,amtti lIt rtidon \Iavr Bill I..rter is e x.
pe ted to tell the city council at 7 tonight
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plotting

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laughter, Mrs. llolfnuan's IdCC
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Itepublican National Cmiventioti

tilk with

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i!vltul. I'll, suffourided b) the

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rai*'eui of about two feet u s'
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itt still hit mnos ad If,
Ca pe K enne dy, Fiji. .
lutuna-Ji pad Tuesday, 'l1i.
rocket t'a*iltl hit- jaunt-bed
Sept 10 or hater if needed
Ast.onuuls Alan L. lit-un,
Dr (hstn K (,arrlott and

IAlusIiw begun the
I ihi itt&gt; of their planned
cis&gt; orbital journey, will'
s uumilmuuuimliler H-t'ati set to In&gt;
xii it ja't.,,rup.'Ieul back ja
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it it now appeared tiltastronauts will make it
110rolal trill hollie. flight
director (hark% IA'tSi'.
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It tup L'he go t nuient sd It ill fight on to

\trc hoffman, 57. held the
Lirt&gt; kw- uwurt' than iota faintly
tnt mutt rs and Irk rids Saturda

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hhI(hI P R ICES trill record harvests which fail
to
the deniand for food indicates
American-,, are still pa~tng for a grain shortage brought on bv last 'ear's huge sales to
I't 11011, 1 Page 6B)

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AP) -- 'Ilk. histe-', re ruitil
pled White palaillas '
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90 up tit greet her guesta. But
notx)d) it Ituth Ilo.4finan.s par.

after having 11111 oil livarby Lake Monroe.
i Herald Illoto bli, Charles Edlivardsil

IIAITY ('1111,I)HEN at Florida Vnited
Methodist Children's Iloille ill Ellivrprise pile
almard truck to return viilo(ws I() stort-roolli

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DETIMIT All) -- Spurr-,v!
by tholi 0%jillne shortage. tin. ill
1 ar sales are higher than
arsol are expected to take
spotlight when the US. auti,
hntry presents iv; 1774 twx!-

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-lbe US autorr
~noring the big cars-which

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Sales Up
Gas Dow n

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i. but the fuel
crisis did.- Said a ipokesinan
hir Volvo. iophich reported sales
if 34,122 cars in the first six

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th.y I tiond
tort mller rr

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laid
Jim
Perhaps nptimi.qtjorially,
trip gas
Even stronger words came, or
li
ile manager nf Joe rearnonj tales
consumption by large U.S
Chry s ler-Chpvrulet and
It's definitely a ft4f,
(Jl'5 Is much wore. than that by
Cadillac who saII if s'inierme said Ted Fnd,cntt. saki middte-sjie to small (IS. ear'
can afrord a (ailillar,
manager for Jack Prowr
Rut
won't say we can
ocsnI worry about the price of Ford" Its the hggeit fais'n in compete with the foreign ear'
gas
small car Pi cifTiothin.''
fl this of course Queen said
Agreeing with the Toyota
E. I.. Queen, general
While Roy Marrum of Mil t
uIle!unan, Rhoden said the manager of .Ism lash Chryier. Florida f)raiige wai not atut ti
trend to small cars began years Imperial was blunter. saying. challenge foreign gas cenobe fore anynm heard of any gas
I wish people svtsaki stop corny
especially sinee hi
shortage
talking shout t his gas thing it
cI-wnpuiny sells the Japanese.
I nople are more service has definitei affected fur ti4ui
r'wlna'ecI Call
he 'lit w ar
oriented now," he said The car saks
customers an a safety
n.,t in.,!
1I!itjn
Cml usiori
,tu tang ,s people keep 'ccii is being overlook.-

9,O6 compact and suba
;,act (ti in the first se,. - , r,
iw)nths of 1773, all increasis,

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tax l a w situ ations in connec tion
'iou knoss s ill, ithi a f It
w ith a proha.
act corruption In
"things" which arc being UnBaltimore County will the slate
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f s'ir'.Ianai,
Washington these days, I
Agnew has unequivocally derecently taint .nross Lincoln's maied an charge., th.it he
un (unnaaLs sshiti I ft-i would
be appropriate at tills little.
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Morrill Sharp ill Seattle, Wash .
promised ill rule toda)L sin a ,Suit
borought b) tilt- Western States
Meat Packer., Assot- tation.
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eu-i( us later
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at hit Arlut&gt; Ft
()fit training hase near Monte.
rv). Calif., Said no beef would

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Id better ut'ah sti this ti
l*more some Of thecollipetihiaji U.S. uiltiurnt's office was prepared tush is to begin picking
pit ks it up
for tI. nit st
through a mountain of sub;xaa'ukiys I'll Ix' visiting the hills of
naed ducuuuittils spanning Spiro
Vtrgtiiny a all business, thank
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lit, atterlding it newspaper .1111 investigation fit Nlarfland
political corruption.
scininar at the luirent paper in
Agnew likas told altiout two
Martinsville, See )oil oil
M onday• the Mh and share.1Ii weeks- ago his U S Mtv (k'orb'e
Beall (if Baltimore that tilt, \,jt'c
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0w1her live cciling on livief
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national trrrI towards eronoin&gt;- -cnnsciousniess as the
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Monday, August 13. l9/3-Stinlord Florida 32771

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and Sanford area

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(foreign tar trend are Dick
litalrd and lialph Pillow Datsun.

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scheme in has prospectus the public at $36.50 per share.
A third member of the svitUnhappul, howe%er, most The prospectus. however, äac'ale. Rtxhestei- entreprcnein
c'ompan s most ri-cent 12.
tuses
Cemsadet- the case of Stw1in monthearnirugshad been just 13
Homes Corp.. Avon, NY, one centS per share Hence.
of the original modular hisistrig cvmpari was going public at
bring liquidated in bankruptc when most blue dups sold for 10

who lwt their prospectus was a note 11% Ifi'
t-rstors Its "See 'Dilution' Pts'

outSide
sturts.

urriading a wtupptn 437977
shares - almost a third of his
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Oi July 30, 1972., the eampan)

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NOTICE OF NAME S

wi-li as a nwterial step for- through the' legalese and di

7 cent shares could get out
with a nlft profit I

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Woh,c* e5 Public Pasaruag
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La'.gwooa IlOrida. And
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lAIR Ii unit simit Ii

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(ueI'n of Aiusertc- a fair 1974'' alurtng the n ea'kiiatag .'iiups'thiians

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In tt'arlu 4tatIuIlI'tItj,flu. t;us ('maclit S4'uimar 1' arliri 'I't'aiii
1 1 .ain)a Si 411 lbs tuitjssuiil uh.siuipiisnship iii liii I 4'miml-isva'r
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is usieruls iii 't'.ru:

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luring tts' s'm'krntl kilkil mr.
uhf girl who dint Itlefl tits' farm

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('M.ij$'uI T'uiiilinson tiumay fiat he mat ,lt

IIrlais sa sit n:.aiha'r tltaukglilun,t

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Its' of 5pmncul
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CI$17n"4% to- 1140 aQAf')' Coun'a FlmyidA, to taw CIcsl 05 ,,

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hhhtt 44 tIn' rhmauuI%
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Thai, mdi 'sang in S.c 1$ 30 30, COnf.nutd front. Imp ?e t.n.t nilI 733 l

10001 Sua'$c,. in ?P, efa.ce
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Council
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(itT?- ILCPIWP'I Ales P0 !.r, lOt 330 5' anc 'hi 5 330 ii Cvi!Arsrg
Tht 54(0.1 1,1)) be D011w0 a' 'c S,w.roseCoun', Florida athsi) •
calendar n.On'put l?m 'Ps' tn., c
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C l30OtsJAa-. Broct JO apDo,mai-a4 13 acres AND
Mlii aa14f IPit C'S) Of
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Ant. 34 JItt0I' Ci CataeIrr
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ManuOl 1 311 01st-b.c at '0110*) BegInning a$ otter plac1s ant.. it', C!?.. and
Fupc, at 5anlos'd Florida ,PI$ '"4
* d 5' S.nfo'ø 1A C 1300
tht V. '. co-' DI S.c 1$ 7030
oubIntP*d in 7P' Sanforø
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Sanfora 14. C 0)55 0Cl,-' Dill I rii 9330 ?C)?P-.1 WI-V )ldt0 Lake 114, ('i C'S LOnga000 anj SrmusiOlt

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A Coast ('iu.ird :tpokesiui.sn lucre identified the fmuitity
}tobcrt F'isher of Fort I,uk'rdaht', his wife, ,Judy, and their
two young ctuihtren.

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trarsslttar itatisu batteries before
ha'iruj: tied ss ith sheets, ioIIii

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rernnsns.'ndatsons
111,1114' III 115 that si sauhil

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Anal this trial is
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lh.' ither attiarneys in the

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arusirian driver as she waist
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gas-c the following accowat.
for a f4InhIh) of four, missing sint' Ihes' liusuk off f'rukis- if a
light plane for tb. Itzahatnmas.

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,ituil Walliminua .1 l'atta'TMafl, 1,tti
if ,iiljra. Tax Prave so far
uutsslnwi;aiit.al 11w expansiva

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JuDicial
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CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR
Zoning G-drlcn.ce. 0' 4)41 C
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Ms. Nelson Top Twirler

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A'tprns'4 Srnr r.e-Ctflr.
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inc • della o 7 degree 5% 1? , a cubl'ca,sor. bolt' 0a?.c •nclus,r.
Publ.L' Lo I). 10, 37 Spet 3 '3

the area. V'.' think ttit

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St alUhti lui r mit least hsmiui to ('lii) this'

ii S'll'l)litl' tli

t'tIgI of list s4orms

f,aurthu (hair,, 511 tIn' live outhss
for st hat is smnl jr
I hiiaitnul ,iswn an elevatiar shaft hat' usurtr,wam.

'ttIhlIy it ithi al!)('tl

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The s;xakcsnian said the ('oust (;wird cutter 1)auntless was

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Ihrn.p lea, ,rQ dpi, Ws'I'IO,D' Lair

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Informer

mi cour,'i Comnuttion CPI,,tS4..,

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hut fai eu intinci C ,lUCtit1hIIhhtt
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t'u5 dhpncp Deanna S Pt 0fam
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MJf na C l)O(i uitu-'Ton,, ion'. Emma P bearing 5 P org-res 37 be pelted in tn, area t 1w
con IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
V. 2511 P'sntr'on &amp;vt Santo-a I Ia
17' * 1015 7E I? 0 Ire £ '. co'-n*v I0ere0 'or Anne.al ,on •nO lviI14Q
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CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE
CItIIcbewpr Cl
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0A5C 04 the Pubi't t4t*rng
COUNTY. FLORIDA
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p.m. Mental Health Center, supervisix, Flunda Parole and
Count, 'cm the Cica o C.-waS (our? w'l?i,r
lnfonvvmliDn, concern.ng ,t.,
Fui'lt'or Do)cn.b.c Al tou,m of
S Ore', 0 S.P.e'ns?,
0,f,nw* Ii an,, on liE C N
Ettaic of
DIDIC I 'tn.fltt- Judid II CtrtuI'. in
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DAvIS
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speaker, Sanford Rotar) Club.
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DAvIS JR E
Pr? 41'One' *440W Add'1st it PI DIlPitholOs" ?inD1Otiiiirdb,
NOTICE TOCREDITORS
14
noon, cWlc cerst"X
Coun'i ai Sanamyd Livid. waft.,' cneic.
so.npaise,s,n,as intents'
'I.e Coun' Conturn'llS,osi CIaD,.1 S'PNS'SOM
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Fos lflt S,an10-d Florwia
TO .'.LL
P1RSONS HAvING
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ivC)DI't'a Ot R00'rIL,fl an' ,nw.n, to 04 '14w Criun' MOtill !.irfcop
M, PsIOS.',
Sanfcrd Lutin club, noon,
and
spe
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waft.
CLAiMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST
05 Itt $,r,l pubI.C.t,or, Df tPi
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a'C 0 Dcsansos'. .1?
State rio-so. SID'.5004.r 17 1973 i' X 1io-ca
House of Steak Entertainment
COf
of
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Couni
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SAID ESTATE
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Cernnptroues'r a) Aassor,,Itraton
Dc II loOn Thpnt.fte, a
i05 ear' clan. Or opnnano
P
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Aug. !5 c'i ac nI.' Cd Cs, air )p,',
that be ir wnilIng arc ucal ill', Defo-, £i.ugisV III? 1013 Dh.pfw,Ir
Dr Ipni. CXflI,,blt
Pl Oflac. Pci 133C
Seminole Count
0r?aul'
arc
ultImI',
uU0gment
will
Das*strr
no' ici and rrOim-rtd tO ale a-,
,,
05 ?1sir'44 aruc pot' talc,
PlAnnIng 1440 Zoring
1.0.4 01 7alaSat4'e r IV'.Oa 5
$a"$o.'ø rl000a 3"I
be
,0
again)'
you
reliCt
tot tht
.. •0 01mar05 wP'.CPa you C'
tl('Tu.
30 P-nm
aco'ri o'ttw ClIThAPT?. and 114.11 be
count)IL0t t 'Iuf'fl"ot A)'CDU'i' nuntO,'.
Con.rn'stios.
Aftons'y to- dPi, C"1
Aug. 14
OrmanD.c iP' faa, PpIi?10,.
I
,'1 f" 04 'oij. ma1 ha,. .garnst lai
Iwo-" it. Di tOt CIa 'maflt 14,1 10111'
$ent,,ncle Coun'p. Fl-ida
'aamt and adorela. at PiJUIl*h9G in.
CIIUIU1IUIOU chanthers, cow'c'S LOnQad
V.1)41
n"i
'nanc
5.5
and otI.C•I '141 notCe
Sanford Pilot Club bswess
c,tatt in 41 t 051cr of ?P* Clerk of dP.
Cf •!tDfflt- 1140 Ic Dn.P1'iC Dy a
B. .1 P WIthin.)
Unipit prpof Ø
PliblitI, Aug 4. '3 30. 3'. 5ev'
thoust', invited ilpeakers
tT? laid Cots" t." the 15?.' da VI
Ccut Ctnur' CI tPat E .gt"t'ruo'
a
rui-etm. 7 p.m Florida St-ott'
Ill)
na fir pm' osar aollr avid svscpn
(wr.'I'It.ip 1 P'PSt")'lid t', 1P1 P.OlOf"
Zoning D',c'o.'
1.
0
.
cal C'rcu I Seminole Count,.
- a
a' DtmInd ng' to ftc Snail DC
Dy 0.lobec 33 iS') the pcoarrt, 1.1. Publ')P Lcj I) II''
DES 75
aiiI. ('(lrliXflUfllt', room
.0001, Pn1,1 DIV's,On, .n th
'I
______________________________
DES St
"
ta Onl'v,'npO so thp AOtyu,fl'sftat,
Aug 9
LriPwr
H
Ilorla ni, J
COVfI15OUII a' Sanford. IIDrsd..
'rIing C C..rardei. Ji
Ihe"eaftr all tsJnthpc clams m.,c
Aug. 11Clenk of ma Circuu' Coin'
Drug Action Ccnrimnuttee, B
a tt-mn ii calendar monthS IrOn. IPaC
&amp;i 1siciOOr of 114. Lit!
be 0l'eC1.c tC) $14. Ad"aafth$tfa?Or
CITY
or
L.ONOWOOD,
(if'rl',
CITY
OF
LONOW000.
Cpcel.a
v
Ph
Seminole County Disaster
'me 05 'Pr fmrI Pul,Ca?iOn 01 it',)
A' and 'rv.men'
r,.c 0 D'c'..nton Jr
p.m., Sanford Civic Center,
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
Opy CP'
no'Cr tac.' clamor etnavid m,,s,
S'i-asng - ..,rNOel. 5'
Artior-Anis.,rscan Red Cross
A) Aøn.is.4.trtosps'ake, (cngressrnan Ball
)4Ossct 04
Heanusi
Nolic) p1 Publ. HiOsung
ISpe' P JUISIt'
be si
i'sflg and I I.c in dlat,
$'uvis'. AUg 13 30 1173
A I *IIsC,sIkWEIDu.1 JR
orientation.
10
*.-IOM
IT
MAY
7 311
0
pin
AHOP?
IT
MAt
COPsCEPPa
CO)4CERPS
Qmppell
SYINSISOM Data!, &amp;
anoi'a'e Ire place of nes'dir.ce nc
V.iflOp'wt'id
MIr'4ri, AIre
DC!. 3t
NOtice,)
r*'ni,
gwen
It.
PsOt.C,
is
Per)t,
g
0,
.i-.C?,
ad-) SS'TOSI'I
by Itt
Cisse1beti' Cat)
l
pest olIce addnett 0' the c,amant
Inc *000r'4Of, PS.
Council 0' the Ca, 05 104gw-cod Cpmuntil VI tPif Cil, OS LosagwooO ad mush be Iwo-fl tO
I 10'sgI State Sans by lIst
P0 hoe Sit
CITY
OF
LOWGWDOD.
FlOrid..
$141?
Ibid
*.l
Cs?y
Council
Florida,
"4•l
Ibid
Aug.
Council
atil
CIt
SvuIe
72
clamani, Pin) 10.1Sf Or aUbrnw,. Or
Seminole Calendar is a publIc
y.,,Weq PIS
icmO# 'RS
1100,06
'.010
a
publIc
hearing
ooia
a
public
hearing
DS'
CWface
1331
Boa
Itf t.n.. t,41Il be Void
lion
ofiensive
Breauz,
LuC S ' ?
IV?)
of
w Herald and aU
Nai.te 0' Sublet Hearing
a T tont't' an"ae.a',c." p1 !)f
a To conisOIr an!'?il',oi. cf the
0atra, 0'la'n Ilr,ja
San•o-c Psvn.a. 33"l
:'
,
•,
• •.. •
re-ti-user etmiath, tlnwrrslt) (I!
,
nur.pnifat organIzations and
IlD*sng 0I'sbed o-tr? IsnU 0 Owing descrIbed Orpeey iyng Oh 04 &amp;ugt, a973
Ltap'niyt fOr F'elalsoner
0.
un
, .r
L,
C, anØ lying anc being in
an
being ifS $Im.ie Coun',
Florida, speaker, Sanford
Ii'
U
s.'Isoula are ins-ited to list their
4
S Dr--inn, Pp-n,' wuk,-'ion
P4011CC •PC
''
:..i..nm 0
IICIITIDUS
It't C.',
Lvig*cgid
Count,, FIo-,Ø. Ic, was
1ion,da. d *1
Ai Eiecv'r, as &amp;a
Hotar Club. noon, civic center
Esta'c
'
activities fri-i- of chitz'ge
PsAM( SILIUTE
flua
cs'ida
PasO Cm', Council *ilI
PARCEL I
PARCEL A
SAM E MLJPRELL I SONS
- .
ANDY -_ MA
lOI0 a pubIsC hearing
Its THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
DNCC0N
LOf 3. bock A OAk
P' *55?
'
-- ROv1
0'
LOt
S
DI
Central
Lt$orn.yt I- Etuade
im'a',, 5 I'mpi-ti
1'1 t?t tP,
a, Sc tDn)idec .nn(-i.al,on aS Itt PAR K, lccOrd*og tc. 'Pie pla' 1141110' P•nl - •cco'ding I tIe l04 thereof
(a Os TI IN IPa JUDICIAL. CIPP 0 Pci
irnlign.t'C. pu,ir).ai,t Ic It,
CUlT Its AND Ø5 SEMaNOLI Soilvaing Oetcrl
on*"p avinu as n,cØ in StAt Boos?. ria0 c. as rr-co-o.o 0. P1*? Book I. Page VS O'lA,500
FlOrid. 37502
'ioiw Nauia, 5'ais'r C'ap'es
one being in S1'mnoa. Covntt. DI tIa
COUNTY FLORIDA
Public Rccora' ol Sr-mince, cit ?P,e PtjI.t RPCØIOt aS 54n'ainour P,t5' Ag I) 707, Sept 3 II')
k' (4 1 lo-'iOa S'a$u?ri all ?CiIl,i
*P'ida. Ic. *,
CIVIL. ACTION NO 7) ass C
Count,, F lands. Arid
(punt,, F $o-s.a
3,
A '
'Ii, Clr-k p5 the Csrtsl Court
Olt'aslDP. 1
Lu's I and 7. Block A. 'Tracl 3. PARCEL 7
PARCEL B
CITY OF
PsOT 'CE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
------- "o tot Seminole Cun',,1 ID, 'Cs
DL- . )4
i - 41 k AL P401,'
Sanancc, So-,ngt SutId'vi,IOnn, pail)
Block) 47 tO 45 ,nCItjl ,
..Ct 305 Central Park,. a(cord.ng 4C
SEMIISOLE COUNTY PLANNING
ALIAMOISTI 5PPs,oc.
10 CONSIDER TI41 PROPOSED
u;'" 'S'Celg.' 04 pn.,,c,i of It'
beg'rwong
tiat
NC .' I lci'aa
a?
Is * corn,.' aS sse ANGLEDAIL. according 'otIst vIa' te piat 'he-neoS as reco-Oed .4. Pa.'
a
AL,'TaMOwTE SPRINGS
BUDGET FOR THE CITY OP
AND ZONING COMMISSION
ic ca?.or' of m's
I AiR(HlL,O P UIsERAi. HOMES
Ploc. A 'asi Nc,n't 73 fee' (at' Ihsrp4 at recorded in Pi.' Boa 3
t
,.
boos
a.
Page
9
?ISe
of
Pub)'
ND?,(I of Public uraring
PLOP DL
SANFORD I LOS IDA
' ' "ms
r,arVle, ID *',? ORIENTAL
715 LIna" Sequin' 773 tir'. Wet4 tm TIIt
Pli.n'i.'
Pages 35 arC 39. 04 It, Public Secc.rOt of Semsiol, Coine,
, I' a" •;l a'm
OFFICIAL. NOT ICC
w'.ng Co'
B
I ( undif wtm.c'i *tIdt engaged sn
Vi
S C )l,"nP' o 540 Bloci A. Ismy
0,'toa'd
5,nninoI,
of
l'a
and
Cc.nf,.
.1() AHOY
'
hi )!' LI
MAY CONCERN
mr .1'Ot (tmn",
l.''s .s-'ni, Ci f' "a' PubI'
I. "nt) a' Bu'is'. Plaza. H.g?.*01
IDAARD L 5 0Cm
lD 1 1005. ?n'*ttP1l, *0 itt NE c09?*? Cf Florid.
PARCEL
C
fiOf0I apa conduct a put
Pursm.m*n' '. it? diane-n (iS ?tbt (itt 145105491 *11 DC held a' tte CDrt'u
Sit Can,abr'rr,. I IDr40Ø in lime Cr11
a it a IDA LEA. I TOOl. ,P,.
block A.. *1st Ic. beginning all in t the cos'potaI, iirn$ of Itt (a$p 0'
Ttst Soul.' ' 04 LOt 7 ind 114. hearing t cn.o,c rp(Ow.min0nj
Cs Asdano,", Sp'.ng. I lorØ
mission Room en 15w Cl. PSiII m tht rI Caiss-Its's'r, FI*rr'
P4.4 book S
t.p4,flwi-, ppujj •p,'
Pag, Si. Public
L04gw000
3ft545
Fior.ca
5',
,
v'4s
33
anc
0111*
ISo-tb
Ot
LaS
P'DPosedch.ng,
05
toning
frn
(a$ 04 SarOoa'd IIo4'uDa. a? ? P
,t taleeb, g.v*. lha I g..sbluc
o
Tt'a' dtit par, 'n'I'5'5tpO in Pa'
Iiptrdt
ti'a"f'I't, CPIC 'f)'L
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is.,, . ..-.,._,.
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-_ .
, .,, -' ,-,.-.........
ic,gr,
TO TflC
IA R5j.df-O.0 'Q OC 041cc Dit'r'c'
'.ugust 31 Ill') a' 4 XI SW a' at
7a. 72 iS 79 ItT) it CofflIdef "4.
DR ILP4TAL 5565 INC
(ItISt.t Pir5Qc naming D thnoajgl'
tIe typo-at, lin.ilt of IPII ClIp pt ton.ng t4MS,fiti'stw ol C Corn I Pig, 99o4 IPu, Pigulit
Opiond,
0
tns,, thereat?.' at p1*5101,
Lo't I) anc 14, P1k 8. Tracf 47
o-opet.0 A5454us0I BuDge' tot 40t
If, A M.)'ha.0 FlaIl,.
.inD.-m or aga'rs' IDAAkD 1
1049*000
arc
meqcnal D.i,tn,ti •s t P.r,l I, a
Sern,ric.It Co,,nt,. P l00l.
ubpPC? 05 the tesr
I OcIober 1. 1913 It
*155 Di "4.
fiscal
SanIan00 5o-'ngi. a, retorded ,,' p
5rntidr?"
7011 ft,r- unkr,Oin )P(A1s Pa,.
Li ID tC11 Alto $141 0uc,'.OfS S U Mullipil P.Ip Ro)O 1411 tOth co-po-a?
0111w
ClIp
05
,,'
- 74 buopeI uoi tn,.p cst
v AS. PM of Srm ,r,of, Coin',. Fl.
Ss'psa'mber 30. tiIa
617151
,
VI'v'tet
1I'lt.'Pf'%
CreO,?DnI. ci' Oriapvu04.sag and ail.vn.ng It., D'tinicl at ID Pant,4 2 described Longw-d, lO! ,Cs and
Further O4'%(r ,bcd as bea*rrn
Civ??' an Clg4ictllit,1il ID be heard fur
ava,latal, a' the 041st, 04 Inc C"k
S.crr'ø',
AlOft 0' OIl.?? Iani,es ciI.m.n.çu District lo said 91-open,, as 'aw' r DeScrIbed 114 the 1041549 ot
DI dr).gnattng and •tt'gning IPe Douglas. we-I? os
Clerk fy ll pe?tDV dr-tIrIng to
Or agalntl 'P., ,sIsn..ap)Dr an a,,-v.
&amp; on tp. co-nec c,
utotourat, St'a!m
Op ?l"Ocmg'n .RID.f ot agansf ID-A 1.
ClaltiticIt.oi, '5 OeSC',t*C In the dm,naraco) cit fte C'?, c.4 Lvigwood. tuning ClalAif'ta'ioru o C Corn
B,
,, uI-if) I itt) buOgrI
Dot,ga A, •,'Ø H.OfI.nØ St
eaamlne tame
D.t,40 a' Catseloin,, 5en.,nca,
'tOF I *1 a avis. L IA.) t Tool, toning a'l"ranj 04 the Cal, of 1,o,oa. t *4? OrOnanc. N lii
*cI41I
O,sIr.c'
ta.0
to
et
114%
'c5mqt'y
publIc PItarung *11
DR'pdlPtii itt 01Of AUCIUSI A- 0
H N 'Tamnr., Jr
Co.jfl', I I-ida ft,$ 5!.' Da. DI
and ill 5ii'iml't 'nav.ng Or Clamming 1gm 1040*00, FIprad. I
*('
0'
and as a,'enuO.c ac lupplpm04ted that CIatt,f,(af.cjr '1011cr 140 ,V4 'as. sh Count, Comni'st.pn t*P'tlO - t,, .4
Cu? Cl??)
A1nfl154, 117)
'*511541 Puv'I 5',f,r intpvp)) ill ttle dr.anc,No '431noat am.noee ano
Thut
son'ng
orrsv-n'
zoning
cIa))'f.c.jI,a
"4
o-d.n*rri
p1
the
City
05 05 IPIC Court $OutC, Sanford
lane Rittiard),
liutulull, Lug 13 30.77 Sepi 3 1073
oj*$ Oere.c oe',' lb4'd
supplentWIT?PO
a, o
0o'u"Oc.
05 said o-up,nly is C 7 0.-nerma Lg*0, Flor.d., to wit
01'
Florida, Sepi,mb,q 13, 5013. 04 7 X
C " Click
_
01 '.f.'
Ta'.
o-Pseni
toning
Depisi Cli, Clerk
D,-$,-sicants
tlon'f,tp',ot Co',.n-wqc,as O,sir,r' as '0 Pa'c,I I. 0itA1'ICC No IL) *'IdI) VmPnde-d and p m on
Allamos1't
as toot.
t,e.tI,,
ti sac IFUP??'?, ii 0 1* Smnple and A I Agrtuhti,ras Dui?rici II Ic tUg)pipfnerT?ed
C", o' Sanlo'-o
WOIICI OP SUIT
POitmblt
S,ngt. Plo-ida
its THE CIRCUIT COURT Its AND
I
ama,
Iloq,0.
'C. I 0*1.1.0
Ai's,D5-nIa
04.
in,
'o
D'itricl.
as
lisa'
Pcte'
7
as
't'tt
ctass'f.catw,',aai't
prcwnS
tOn
,isg
tIasl,'l.calioq.
FOR
PLanning and Zoning
Putaaalt, Aug *3 4977
St Ml NOLE
COUNTY,
PumblmtP
Ii
C)DI IA I IDA 111., 1 TOOl tht (la%5,fic.Ison i$ do)'eb9C n t, ocstnib,o In IP.e toning
0 iaid pcoperly 5 A I Agrucvttural
1101104.
'JESt)
Commsi.os.
soringota.ruancc,anan.9uI,on,
.s'i*rusnsq. %povw, hr-ir5 Oe,,.cet
and
re'gulaf.DIIs
oS
D'st',cI.
as
Smn.e4.Cujnip,
ttf
cIanuq,c,a?lo,,
)
-______
IN CIVIL ACTION NO 7) 971. B
Seminole Cpuntp, Fuor.øa
u'.n,'e-e-t. credItors, legate-s
Semne, Cun'p. F
I
ovg
OeSCrub.c
an las. 7.ng Ordinance)
IN
1,41
CIRCUiT COURT FOR
DIVISION B
By A B WIlupm
NOTICE OP SHE PIllS SALE
Thu Piatilic M.A'n.g wail be 1*10 it,
u..' t-t"t. IrUSiW') 1)10 atl.9n) ot
lIsp
P.,t'iic
and
regulat.ons
of
MeIfIssg
*1110,
1*10
ir
Sen.eoIe
Cotsnty,
SEMINOLE COUNTY
FLORIDA
Ii' c, II, Mar-reap, 0'
Zonng Dmret'o,
NO? iCE 0_HIll 5u "a. I Is tha'
'e-' person, cIa'rnng b, IP.rupf'
'he Cup ISall. LDngwo.c. FtI'.da on theCty hall Lonq00 rtQ,,da 04 FlOrida
SP.t,'.' Aup Ii 5973
I
.'t." n' "a' ii- " ' *l c.i
F'T
"
"br 13114 Oat
Of aga' I 0*-AiD
DI S,mber. 1173 r' the 1311' dlp 0' SrmDer 1973 a?
It', Pblc Picarig *11* hiio -n
II, ni Usu Ma".agi
I ir)eJlmo" utic 1'.' cm' a'sp unDer
"
'.'Cm' It's' urert.u*n ti)oue. Pi,s?Z P " C)' It 5004 t44iepa'Ip, at
7
the
C,!,
00
. 0?
fPue',adt,q
5004
•
Mall.
Lor.gwood
¶
l
I.
llorsøa.
on
1,5
kOi'f
5 1 I I'-i
Nuit.ø',Ci
it • L Ci'al,h'i.I t ',,
"I
'Si'lt
tOe wa' f the (Dun', C.o,j'l 0'
DrwmtI't,
g ran,pi'i
Or*I'bl, 1 *lai-tt h.p intea'o)Iec
creditors
04%)'ble. a' whiCh 1.1,1 iflf11I'SIPO 1)4. 13Dm Oar
a"c
NOTICE TO DEFEND
SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING
li-ada.
54mlnce, County
1mar14.) and ciIilpnt ly and igaufls? parl'es and cihuIt-ni tot anc agent' 1 00 p m or 05 Sipt,rnb,r. 1973 aI
legacies. slacteSloni, 'ru%I,e
as soot tla.'tOsIpr It
11Sf.
P.
A a,
'o( 51L'! 1 01 5 LOS IDA 'tO
1 5 I 1.4
AND ZOVIING COMMISSION
.45 the
linal IuO0'fI'fl' rpfldpf
?14 o-Q)- a'eae&amp;a?,otm and zoning " oncoasec .rin,-.a.0' and toning 1W)titIae. ad *$Sicii
ast.gnsor pIer 0.r?aet(Iaming o,
.
Iinn n'r'eSIe-o
Ntsc. of Public Hqa,,nig
QI
,. 7,
ACTION
Ma,. A 0 5973 .i- that tertast' tRW'
'0O, a it. a aDS. L.EL..E 1005
CD05if4ISId Iron. limp IC •Ii.SC tanal (0ntenqQ runt, int,s' to I ,,,.. .uI tie 91oposed anne,af.on lrn. lime "'slmcou cmi StmenoIe CovnI,
Hr,40p1-5oq' PIacr
3
you ast MISLaY NOTIFIED 'vIsas) any 'ipim! uu'le Or snipri-)! •n,
pe'a'.a" a' 1-0. PIa,n$stS
Countil
Cu,.'su ,I
("p Counca
..rg,nnha iftACt)
Thm' ,I 5 I C MAMOIRS .10 P.11 °r LJ'ciPt'"y tmrtt'r aric-,D.c
:.'.t I,'
Oar" .in'sCP
esso' 04
- rup' Cr Sr-a CA fr)Si- Os $t.p
I5 r,,(p tt•l bq pus',o a? Il, Pmean.ng IC co'nio,, a'mornns.ndn
5 , .., ti)j',(I' ita' isa'
04 the
YOU '.51 NOT II 41,1) a'hat a
, ied Prtslit,' ri tOP Cioa.u' burl
ap"000tad(h.',9, of 104.4.9 Iron. 1'
alO,rs,auC Ani' of taiuucl.on was
i 1)1.1 ARE HESS C bY 'sO'? II I (1) 1", Ma
w!?P,sa. *5* City v' hIp Hall *mdhis'. 'aw C'!p of Cup MIII within 11*
Cai
04 I Agr.cuttc, 10 U I Iu5r I
O4'lpernsne iiuSbaflC't Ciblagatior' to
D'ssclul.vi f Marriage and yov .rc 10410*1.0 proper,, n 5p,,n'r.c,I, alp..' places *Iffsifl Ine City, ana
Ss'n.intule Counp, lion.da. and I
u'ISPI Plate's *T?ttin the Cup, arid pltuI'n juIces wuliSaf, dPi, C"1. and
rpgu.npC Ic N-rye a
otly
,,
p•,, spv'.c upo- lPit lDlIo*sng Man.'..' 5l5m', '.15 Dean Slid
putjaasted in liar- 5anttwd Meai0 a puc.iibd.t'a 544 The SanlOrd Macaid a publ5fu if.
TP, 5in'o- Herald..
w-' 'tin 0,'leni. I' ant
1h5 liSrI 01ff.,
or'
0.f'tC.?IblO 91DPP4'v 0*",d bp LII,, aglans' ,ro and 'Pa-a' thene is a
Th West 5 31' DIt'i' Las' 150.1 U'
'**ta*per 05 UviIl ts'ciilalicr an re*paper p4 gf'rer.l t.'Ctaf'gr an fW*ljuaj*r of ge'sacau (srChad.,. ill IS All
30
V. IL LI1.M i.
0,i',and in am Ps-4al,on Ii, .ea'C s..e
cot a (RI. 05 LoS
Ni Taylor. ia'c peon"t, being
lyiflg soulS' om' tas• ACL
1441 (alp pf Long*'go and Se'yt,.. st Ci'1 of Lvngwcod and 5,mmncpie the Ci?
a lOt k A
Sari len
y
Of
Lofg*0
Ito
Sern.no,,
RI,lrtead
r * *n art' 4 s is ap
- t INST 15DM. DAVIS &amp; Mills ner,. aS r.cOrO,d .'
Iecitptjn5n and p.rmarw'nt cam,.
dialed in SeminOle CDu'p, F lot-ca
Cuunlv. IorsOa, 0fl(tl *e-SA SOc at Coujnap. Flon.di. ont, a areS lot al Co#an'n.
Slat Booa . a'
Florid.
unit
a
wres Soc a!
I' arid Ill - a' GItI oS has, 1sf '
eutI1 and ttmlrI 0' your rn.ny
mc par$.tuularly 0r5('sDPd •
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35. lii in Sr-ri. nor
file
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'it anp 1440 au rns?Ing SImS, It the She 0f.ginal will' 1h (IllS cat tt.
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SI MINCIL I COUNTY PLANNI NO

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•OIIOVIII'4Q dfl(r,bs'd pt*nt Iyn ALL SEASONS
POOi. SERVICE
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COUPeL
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On page 3
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7) U rnb.I or In4 Iron. $pi, Li

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ui riirmnits

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Within weeks the Mock dropped

housing wil give the leu for- C'OmpaIl)

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glo hoosang
bem in book value Hence, puhase
dM.U34 the rampant's firm the stock at $1650 wmnj)d
urtw's1v, N V., or. Iii "liii inuaiedmate' dalizirnu t
Uilt, tI
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lb 10. 1, president tvid pithlw
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Starling P'IPPcd the hearts 0!
That is, you invest $16.50 and
'Lo
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his audience

wtuch they can be proud of

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COUNTY COMNI%SIONU%
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my bp$o'r S1'o'srnba.r ?)4 1$73 anc
(flrN)fli 11* cIim*',i 1)10 Ililhl
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my ?Ø?"If- •nd I 0'?IDA")d iii A
c Ionsoa 5t.'t,, lIP
a?10f741) O '"?'.A't4
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m.af'ef O"4,rWII a dOsIiit' óii
a' 'tAndno' IC' 11101)4.11
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yocu Ia' 11* r*14545 sOd

vestugation u had convinced

Operation caveat. book value per shirt
lit just a fe weeks, Stirling
Breakthrough, Liii compan3 was just 41 cents The pubhr Homes shot from 1650 to

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t.'.c'iar Wa.c'. tsr..
Swansi
I'CNTRY and UtAh *1' IntAild lii swasin &amp; w000
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Nonetheless, Stirling Homes

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SIMIWOL.I COUP1
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Monday, Aug.

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anal thus' I)sde Count) lh'aith
I lamirtIi1('nt war.' t'uantlucting

tr urug tai esumapt'. l'olice smusil tkft'ruaLinL hut stipulated that it
11w) fsauarusl thi,' lisu' sttsa'n .115 iii- still has full tiurca.' IIIL this' 'it'fu'ur tli)tI('I'II .1 uitit limangtng out lt'rssbnts, tb'sr mahtrlrna.') s ansi
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'the himirk,s-hulk, tluskit-s,
tigers and oIlier species-art'
hunted by boats operated Ii&gt;
St's f',irrui'. inc , which
the once-thriving industry tiut
summer. The r.hark indu-atr
died out wtscn titan 1(500(1
chWaWr source's of oil and Vitaiuun A than shark lis-ers
Walt (lawson, who trianmo:a - "
the shsatrk tslwrlutiun br Sf,a
l-'arnls, said Iii.' lirut bandira

lines resting on the' sx'cmin floor
.irxi then shot. EIIcII tisi,it t'tt
huesa 30 to 40 sharks ,ils ml gQ()tJ
ita&gt; s*icnt about six feet long.
The busies mart' se-nt to the
Ocean I.e;sttwr ('o., Nt'wark,
NJ,, to ha.' turned into a tough,
supple leather
'Shark products are' high
quolit&gt; itt'nis.s," ('lawson said.
''A hlmlir 4,1 lIlt-II'S 41114"? tiitadc
fruits shiark k'atht'r laStS $0 to
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st:at" what rt*muxltiur;i penmi!tics Augustirse'. Officers wuthh'.:
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She could type 90 words a minute and take
shorthand at 90 words a minute.
In explaining her rejecticm, an officer ci the
said the company graphologist had
discovered a snobbish strain in the applicant's
handwriting and the company. therefore, would
not consider her.
Man people might agree with the seer tarv
that rejecting her application because "I don't
cross my l's to suit them' was unreasonable
The might be surprised to learn that as of
1970, there were over 35,000 students of
graphoanalysis in the world and that more than
5O0 U.S. companies use these analysts to supplt'ment their usual personnel procedures.
Leland Hanson, a Glendale, Calif., resident,
rks at the nearby Pasadena Naval Indersea
L enter as a movie producer and says that he
uses graphcaanalvsis when he is getting a crew
together to work on location,

and whether the could endure winter con.
Irnement.
The Central Intelligence Agency has used
hnctwnting analysis for many years in con.
junction with other tests to discern character
traits Scotland Yard and the Federal Bureau of

uicieney.

The results of such a c'ompatihilit

scan are
per cent correct when done by a qualified
analyst." Hansen says. If this surprises some
people, it is probably because most people's
association with handwriting analysis is from
fairgrounds and carnivals
True grapihonalvsLs frcm-n on carnival
analysis and computer handwriting analysis,
Hansen says. \'ery often the person being
analyzed is told only vague generalities-"
things that are nice to hear."
Used properly, graphoanalvsis is a science
and as valid a psychological tool as a Rorsehact
test or a Minnesota Muluphasic Perscinalit"
Index 1 MMPI . Hansen says
The owner of a uranium mine in Saskatchewan
uses handwriting analysis to determine the
emotional sthility of potential mining engineers
"rni

firm

Investigation also use it.

Psychologists are still wary of using the
technique even though "it's a shortcut to
systems they might spend hours with." Hansen

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says.
He once anah7ed the handiATiting of a
friend's daughter. He says his friend 's reaction
was. "Gosh, we spent all this time and money on
a psychiatrist and you've told us in an hour what
was wrong."
Handwriting analysis is not new, The International Graphonanalvsis Society in Chicago,
which awards certified graphoanalst titles
after a program cit study, was founded b' Milton
Bunker in 19lf and has been perfecting its
techniques ever SIIiCC.
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et(ed w th ,%T*ffi.-. I a
Da v idi Ni colson.
chairman of British Airways, that "1 fad to set'
ho we are going to allow the United States to
produce 10 per cent of the European commercial
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Sky lab his possible because of the energies.
dedcation and resources of the United States of
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anniversan of the start of the Cuban resolution, he paid
tribute to tkintnacijji revolutionary Francisco Caa'inano as
that immu-ud paladin
( course, the bearded Cuban rrroluticsiai-y
himself of ins usual dCfltsicUubtiflui of the Unau'ti States.
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1965, was es-president Roach s dismclucaticm toleas'r his safe
hinesi in nehborthg Puerto Rice to take peracsal leadership
of the rmalution. Bosch stayed in San Juan, under the

but rrirntiun- of Caaxnaric itas both one"zper't-d arid fill ii
tiie seerimed Un ailed fur at tius time
7brTr hall, t*en -tionsideraLit talk W t1w Donunican
Republic recrntl) of the Possibility of resumption Of
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nientiun of the tough owijJsh U.S - trauned titaniniran
colonel se-v chiefly thrernnjnd Domuuc-anc of lung past and
ri-eu rrt'ern tuuwu unerverIU,x Liii' Dominican affairs
Caamwio as chieni rennenutius-ed e*wtwr-r in the
Americas as the military miii who, in 1965, ticiacted the coup
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tragu death acene'. There' as no
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kbs'nnmE tiur &gt;-uurai: Icr-c betund
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ru'T:narr'es
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tie cacti other 'Iuttk'title tune' trill
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and Ru(i&amp;ty nodded tolerantly
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walh'.uig but horses at the Aqueduct
racetrack, l'ni ft-tim Texas, and I'm
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thetii-ar'd soittetumnes bet on the-ni
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mane) of the h',qth 'I)etnam~ intent toenmmit 4tsflel Latteranti Viet (iung who 'ifrip them His twsnc totaled 1l3,tlIWS
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more than 700 homes in that c-its The report
that every
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t,) do An% goal did the Dthlisle Department release photof, aPhIc proof that there had been no such thing
carpet
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Secrecs- with its implied duitrust of the patriousn-i and
contempt In. the intelligence of the' citizenrs, is alitass selfdefctinFin,,cracs asRichard'stxoniswdJfu,d

Mars Olcl."tip4'I-'t enemy tin." wils cockroach, is meeting
his match In o all things ordmn.ars boric acid
It was in 19St. that tnIse'rsit) of California entomologist
Walter Ebeling found boric acid to be
the cheapest road
killer and one of the most effectise while being virtual))
harmless to humans
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million YeArso, cwt(tusches never learn to avoid boric acid
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used on a
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Uu*rnanc though disappeared from his job as
Mitarm Limnthin in 1967 and little more than rumor was
twarm about hun unUl eb . I3 when he disembarked or
the liminmean south cnicst with nine tither men To judge b&gt;
what the L nmn,n iti's-eriurnerut and the few survis'ori of his
ill-fitted Invasion attempt said. Caiciriano had gone from
Lnglurid to the European essitinent and e's'ezituafly, to
Ct*nniunist Cuba.

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tan ilays 'Il-i. '.'siuei eakl they
;%rrr attenimptlng to ilip past the'
ruauirgs'nts In 'irruall groups

'igan'. a a ceter for the same old ray eman feelings
crcea en'.' violence and mutual hate
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wage controls, and also
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co"IrIfallef

S PaittaIkwi of about Y%I pars-

But in our adherence to noble causes. cars Snlzherntstn,

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rcn,ntI-ther$ne-k campaign to
kill ii foamy mA the Khmrtei'
If nuge as they ran tj(tWi tho
tvtmhtflt( Pfltti In two days

all too frequentit we are not noble at all We use righleou.

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asitm less than five i-riles
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tv.vbay am'I raptuiremi Sktnni, a
riuttI junc-tk.n town IS fillipet
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oder Soiiheiitvn au
admirer of the Russian wilier A
tPt ni (w flat rn the ite of Ivan flen,sotu'h and inner
Of 11W Cti.4'I I'triii' for literature in I9O
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of politic' ansi
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-rnment and note Piott hi words might apply to current
ent' in t h is c*unfri
Lnon as a rebel m ilhin Hut.
sia and has paid twavth foi his eorklf'mnatlon of govern.
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of the struggles between groups misc demo,
'at,ons and the official'. demitnstrated against - left
right racial ant.ganisms, tearing our world to piece'
because 01 our refusal to accept compromises ith e
other 5 ts'i' I ill'. 'omc to the belief that there are
used universal concepts called rood and justice, that th,t
fluid. changing. arid that therefore one must always do
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persc)nal1t
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a female elasmate and
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both and couldn't dmde between her or me
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Daddv's home"'
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mess could he
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betof the
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toe %(lung or t,ld Old age daesn*t pve
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ii- new sites, meet with new contas-ta Istet )OU can
Ic lb sc toulitie matters
innes-ted with &gt;oin career
whaleec'r an he edus-ai,rat in' snu Think
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JO 1`1101 run Colf On An) tinft!t`114 18191 GCI tOrCItirt with
c I -, r.-Is and beccomr more efficarni in )our career isivii,
: I 0 Illuly 2: in Aug :1) lake timr to pleas.r &amp;I, 80.%oc"Ir
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he1f as lackrng in the charms
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othtirs can outbid her for the
a1fion of her mate
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ha-was c-alledtothephoneaatha- with a secret desire to pwaish
haind 'A ab being dealt and got
herteii
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F'oi- ezarnplc if a wife IS
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turrrnil)
unfaithful and I us
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has numua affaus of which
her husband knows ryAhing, the
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may then pass the buck and
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most %isible manifestation of tit I'
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recentl% has been the toplef- St Laurent. popular pioper
no%elist. hat. just Juthored * The I mproba ble Ifisto
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The first Impulse of the cM lie points out that in recent
father% was to declare the year,; parity hose ipellild the
fashion illegal on second disappeara'
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thought, no,Ae%cr. they 21)
more teminine g -titer belt
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Now it SC('IU% that the
the Rivter, nude bosoms
which stirred up a hue and oung%terti act-apt this cr111
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cry I st sear are cauIn. iii Untie rpinning
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like a goddess then she ratesother
author
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a second look But alas there pantvht*se were unfeminine.
mans
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who do unhsgienst and along with
themselves as other'
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somt scr'ts1 hit ballet dancers
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do it It a a sniitl secret I 'd sby such constant accuuUoni.
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"Dir Crane." they will con. and
tess, "if he would only have
Jeanine T a 32-%ear-uld 1 % .
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seated cause for jealousy In cling to the '1 ole i erie, niai jal
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detrised him Into thlnklnç she
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--tnit Land and ttipc lie Ruddh, tin the h,ndlei and find bratol
or u'pprr dran,-r traIls does- the job. but it does spot eaaih+
lit sure and wash alter polishing Iran C who wrote that
shi- us-es a copper cleaner on her set, sass it helps to keep
It-. flatware uriopprd to cloth tortures vole filanno-I %could be
good as reposure to the air hastens the discoloration
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know hiss to c-lean the bronze flatware her husband sent her
frorn Ttwiland M% hukhand ship;wd a bi-aut,iiii .set to me
'Ahilt- he osas in \ irtnam and I too. was at a loss hou I
,should clean it until be came home H, Ing a Marine, his
brass ha, to be polishwd for nighti inspa-s-Uon and this
gate us- the idea of trying brass polish We did and the flat
ware tame out just gorgenus Just follow the daret-tions

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.rrling ou arc not auecrJing in reducing cieetall aims to a
kahle iu;ccu, so adjust this

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rrprv-oi-n1jIi%r* of feminist Organizitiont, - mo,it of ulwin
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i( li k, more than one or two drinks and do not apr,
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I have eight children and have kept a comptete medical re-cird on ah c'ue his putting the information on file cards
It-0 in a rt-, 1pr (lit 41% Firlit child hat hit own file -- when
tit'% hAd litk-IS .ind %hich ones different childti(Xid essra".
urgers dental work and also lists of appointments CC
warnination% and so on I have found this in%ralUa ble 11 IS '%

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Istar Poll% - I %onder hou rr..4n% mothert, can. on a
moment s nolicr pros,&amp;' medical records
their children

01d People should make an effort to tie good romparry.
The% should %Lv have a hobby, so they can enjoy beuig

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: JCCcpI licoli% with ilorcsticiow. publi%hing comp.inirl.

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lounid my four children walctung 71' 147hen I ;w)ked my head
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So the nags her hustwid with Hainio Dtljgn~ complained of ago, aroil six- and tier artrumped up charges of infidelity exhibitionism it) the authort- chiteti husbirld, Olwaldo.
with other women AR their ties Vihen the gendarnie S JI who Ls planning tnsuIt it-il
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This chronic indulgenre In f(,und he had been using field I'ark Maria enjoys grow it-al'
accusations atong wx, is thus a glailses The complaint wall
p.&gt;cbological safety salse that distnis
during her leisure unit
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Phase IV Starts
RA%DV SCHMID
said, is to pc-emit inevitable
As.ac-tatrd Press V. riter
price increases to take place
WASHINGTON tAP
The gradually, rather than suddennation is now under Phase 4 ) and to 1=1 increases to cost
wage-price regulations. which inrrc'a.ces and not allow profit
took effect today.
hikes
Under the nev rules imposed
Officials hope Phase 4 will be
ti President Nixon, prices set the last attempt to control ttw
by small nd medium sized nation's eccinom) Treasury
taisinesses may be increased to &amp;"errtar) George P. Shultz t
reflect cost increases since the said he doesn't expect to anlast quarter of 1972
nounce Phase S.
llowc-ser larger firms, the 1.Shultz said he Lg-lw%-es either
-06 cosTipanst- with business (-f Phase 4
be
E(IO million a }ear, will have to
he woni he the
ive 30 dabs notice of any P'
seeretar if Phase S is needed
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restricted and big firms had to
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Margaret L. Kiigcr
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trial and out of sight of the jury
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our fret- expression.'' t:t said
'1 can't st-c' how thus interferes
with the process of justice."
McCarthy said he scas warnt'd three tithes b&gt; Ic-dc-rat
ct'rs ti least', but I told him it
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Friinc'hun Meltoberts
Ruse M. Thortipson
Enitmni Ash

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Ik-v.'rly J. Wwtson
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Joe L. 7.or,i
Alice Mlii' hillIer&gt;
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Marjorie H Wuiltuit'
Janet M. Taylor
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(ii cesi turtles cause scene nealb' a., abundant as the tugger.
bruther's,tieurge W Caj- cer Jr'
h'.ab, but their flesh is a delicacy and ,,,an hA3 hunted ths911
,an,J Jutui J. ('arver. both VI
Iitdi I) Iii extinction in uitsius iUCdS
Sanford; anti Laaas.,- I4flt'f
Soiiit' people also c'UttMIlrr mull,
Ssizymnss
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I.iughter, Sir, Beth Lou
i.'lc-s which aliuscs hikers to walk along the beach at Lbq met.
htentt-n arid tao gnu*ndt'hulcIrt's

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flu )t'i', 1eV say's, "We lust thrs't' turtle iirsls to
human.,
1Usd IPUCC It' b8s'cuuIis
hin of the nests 5cc-u' stiuth if th.' Liii item anti
sOW was
Just iiisick it." he lay's. -11* im,ac'twrs went gouig to
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Br ock said Tucker and Lasco
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Seminole
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Polk said Ilotlandsworth was l,'oufl(S' where he is fighting
careless in not following extradition on New Jerse'.
for kidnaping and armed robbery'
standard
procedure
tt'ihloc tog ,i prisoner froni a indli '-'
lie is chargett with BLmomtte
cril The sheriff abol said
of in the pLsWI Its tupping of Ciefisno:
stricter
enforcement
proerdus-es will be inunedutely Fiedler and abduction of his _4c',tr-.ltl
I urda
enacted and "wire int.'r':,il .itl

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[)avid M Tucker, 19, Browns tempted
Mills. N J and H lasco 19 .iggravated assault in today
incident Maximum penalty for
It Winding I(idge Road
.isselberry. .ussaulted Jailer conic-lion of attempted escape
IS years in pr10 and ft'se
Juifles hloilandsworth with a
h.-rncmade blackjack fashioned years for aggravated assault.
Polk said an Investigation is
It I 'ni a wooden shoe and a sock
UTideiWi&gt;
to find out how the
Polk said
tflfflates got the wooden shoe
Authorities sa id the 5-45 a,m
esca''ittt'm I was thwarted used in the attack on the a1ler
when ".ir unidentified neusoner tuitii&gt;
Tucker Li being held as a
,
of
ic-Il and sununoned deputies witness in the Aug. 30 Tltusvtllsr
trial of Boy htan Bussonetle Jr ,
I k
oners
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15. Browns Stills, N. .1 , fur the
Holb.in
.ini release d
e murder of Orlando chef Charles

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iollo-Actl ill stage theskits after
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aful he miii agrtt'ti to that
Flit informer William W
McCarthy, wearing faded fa- lA'umimnc-r, lb.' governmmients ke&gt;
tigus's and carr)lng is toy '116 scit,riess, faced more
rifle, saitl he scos interrogating animation today. List cct'S'k.
Chang, ccIso score black Viet thiret- defendants acting as their
('t,g IiJaimi;s 1111*1 s,sn,tal's, in Li icc U t'i'ismi'l .ini tttrt't' dcfc-n.r
alk tit (rout of (lit' build' ,stti.rnt'c- -c •stteimiiteusi
flit.
i ridit Ii ilImuitr durini. flt' itii"
hIs 1 .srth' said lie cc,is told tis
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Wilson
Gladys Hayes

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and Sirs
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' ha rotation system adoption if annrulinance an

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Nlr. and Mrs John Iii
Spark.
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interrogation of it Viet Cong
pr isoner whit-n the officers took
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Tao Seminole Count) i.sul as he Wed to wake up another

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ADMISSION'S
Sanford:
Doyle Simpson
Ruben A. Gilchrist Sr.
Lois Ilierfreund
lk'borahs 'lots'

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I scu tin n ccc ri taken mb -ustudy today while performing a
guerilla theater skit outside the
federal courthouse where eight
usc-tubers f the Vietnam Vileraws Against the War are being
tried on conspiracy t'harges.
The two were questioned
l;rmt'fl ti federal nflicc-rs and
rt'ts's".t'il Ia'bre court resuuiied
for tIn' trial's third ccc-,-k,

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l-'(i)fl'I.AIJI)EI)Af,E, l"Li, 'APu-- A I)elta Alrlintii flight
(null Boston was landing at hurt Lauderdale recently when
the pilot radioed the control tower: "Hey! Looks like Fish
walking on the runway"
A moment later, another plane waiting to take off radioed
confiriti ition "It'
s cc i1kln, ( itfisli
( 'ontrollers sent airport firemen to th e scene, and they returned with four of the odd creatures which were slithering
a.'ross the runsctc'.
Airport officials said the fish, cch,ch ''walk" on land wi th
the aid of niudifled pectoral filLs, might hac'i' conic from a
nearby run;sl or drainage ditches,
The walking catfish, mtrodiwt'd from Southeast Asia, is
threatenIng to ('liministe native o'iiuieftsli in some parts of
Florida.
sas' that i'vt'n attempts to poison thieiii
'ftc-n tail ls'c'atL'.e i f few fish mnui;.ge to walk out of the polsic-ii',l
fliI and stroll to safer ci at.'rai,

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Last week a F' and S officusi

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deals of the year on brand-new
73s. They've all got to go and
they're going fast. Better see
your Ford Dealer soon and
you'd better hurry!

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Sanford. Mr. and NIrs, ()rbaker

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hremen 'aIIs'd the F' and S service.
charge "ties" and the police
FIreChiefR, erR',onIisaitt
department reported th. inc.' tlerndnn has an am.
amt,ulance service 15411 beeT) hulance stationed only one
hot sting
police "ILSOatePiel
hk it 'rom the firehouse it will

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time to buy.•. Ford Dealer Clearance Time. Beat the rising cost
of family transportation. Beat
the '74 prices with the biggest

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4e(-nfl4q He c'xphuinus'd that
c'1".-n 'he us',' *te**
tini'!i.inini'

Grier met Frid.iy with
principifli eff
and

at t*rl traffic accidents

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(.tUWii to dlWOfltiflq, rotAting emergency andwill !ranspar
roergrncy calls between P snd persons to the hospitAl in fir'I \.SEI.ftE}tIty. The ray's
hr.- .ratpr)tleeslepuirtmenLs will S and Herndon Ambulance
rencIes.
rdw,.
..iri their tiff with Physicians
Rasanli saul
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maintain w,,jk-i n *rvlee P.-,lk
described the rnmnmiintratinn
(ystein as the munteloailtles
''strictly working together
Areorling to Polk the urns
hetwe.n reception and trans.-

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donated by .11v roll ()rhakt'r of Sodus, N.Y., and

to delnt-r about U.'
nuddle of the iN'k He has n
set Use tune
The highsa bill was approved by Congress before it
hec.lcc' for a summer recess Aug.
The tfrre-year tJjII had been
ctalkd for 10 %eft-L-1 tAtule
nferees debated whether
trwct funds could be diverted to
ril transit lint's.
The diversion was supported
tj Nixon, but he initially ubs-'ted to the amount of money
be taken from the fund
'reats of a pocket veto were
dropped after Congress indicated it might not act on this
bill until after the rt-eess.
The bill allows $310 nuilion u'
trust funds to be spent en thus
purchase of buses in fiscal 197
arid the entire 1&amp;)0 million earni,arkt'd for urban tiigtl%iiI)'I
could be spent on rail transit

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Whitt House Sunda) mg.ht after
spending six days working with

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tui. froni (amp
David where he worked on a
public response to the Wj.teraat. tixla planned to
itate wnô
sign a $2() bUion highway bill
that allows the Highway Trust
Fund to tic tapped for mass

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For Rails

uPpart of the police

A itarrionte cprings F'niit..
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th'vservius-es will require s lot
of study before a recc.m.
rn.ndatmn is rruade He (alit
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include the 'all services'
rone'epr M he indicated it is at
h'ast •ev,rat reeks away
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Iii vnriis,,s itissriic ipuulitles and
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Winter Spring.s Ntayor GranPilefi is still dependent iOn
sit tw'rfttod sire,, in the county
vj lie Hrrvwn advised his city
the city usurn"iJ wPIeP in turn
a on sling to f'vuik II.. s'splairs'iI usjnuspI lust week to r ovid.'
must deride if the titv Alit.,.') a
'fruq the 'nt,rs Polk said capable of funding
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FASTEETH Powdec
It takes the WWY
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unfrozen in Jul)and sonie g.
tirunent '1ficials have stwiol ri
cioneem over Uw price
then.
Pork and eggtiave been t.
of 0* fastest ricirw itt'rn, and
afficials
Ui also fear a
3UinP in the cast'
of bread.
We expected an Increase.
but food prices clearly have
gone up higher than We ex
peeled." said Kenneth FC&amp;I.
director of the Office of Food
Price Monitoring in the Cost of
I.n.ing C'-ciwwil.
tic-tv is the chronology:
--PPutse 1: Began Aug. 15.
;s lid lasted isO days It froze
oat, pricesunci rents.
exempt ing o nl y raw agricutturiil goods. inten51 and dwidends
PhiIM' 2 Began %vVL 14 .
9'3. and was the first thaw. It
ut'rt'd wages and prices and
taslt-d 14 months W.uie could
5 per cent a year.

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Austin, HcwrowthathchadaJobandwasplanningtoc"nnr
home.
Scott said that, after Mark failed to return, he wrote Austin
. hoc twice but reec-is'ed no repf' . Hc*ustcin xsl.ce said tht
.."k
UI arid , etc-n it found, could not be made to v.,:: ,
Me.
\ftrr the nicer teleph oned him. Scott said he called police
c told them: •M) son is dead. You had news of it. You
.h'.uld have called ... 1's-c got to look to it nvuolpaper for the
death
My' son."
Other parents had similar reaction-,
was

Gasoline and petroleum PtC4
ucts will remain frozen until
Aug. 19, and heel prices will be
rOwfl until Sept 1
Special rules will a;1)1)to the
r.uranee and health in-

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'(he sberiff plans to add
tr,u.re in the near futsire

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The last word from Mark kott was a postcard sent from

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ment," said Walter Scott, His 3$-year 'old son Mark left home
with paz-ciital permnis.sicri for a trip to Mexico in April 1972
.c:.l never returned,
The could have helped and they cbdn't"
".''utt said a niece hM told turn she had read Mark's name
use neiaper
pcusibl.i being one
23 murder s-ic,t;is found
mass graves in the Houston area.
''l1) five of the 24 bodies have been identified posi ti vely,
Mark was not one of the five.
Medical examiners continued to work throughout the
t.vkend with dental records and Xx-ays to identify the badi)
ieo'siiposed tx*dies,
Houston police have said they haven't the resources
t es-try runawn3 report as thcx-oughly as parents
4,luld like There are c*s'er 5,Cl(Kirwiaway reports in Houston
as

lumber industry and public

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.1 e ff ui,son Iligh lgnt, where
.unt sheriff's offkt-rs dug up bodies were found l"nday. Offi- ('orana killings in California. history,
The search for bodies bcizan
&gt; the nation's worst case of mass
a 24th both today in the Houston ..'crs have been told the)
Wednesday
after Henley told
mass sex slayings case and find as many as3O bodies before murder.
One of the youths accused in police he had killed 33-year-old
continued their search for more the) finish,
PR OB LEM?
The discovery of the 24th the slayings was scheduled to t'k'an Allen ('s*rII. who ac-coalcorpses on a Gulf Coast beach.
UU
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to
the
bo
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sas
the
inbod
m&amp;es
the
death
toll
at.
&amp;o
into
court
today
and
c.sk
for
a
The both was found short
stigator of the sla)ings.
.!ter digging resumed near trubu!cd to the sex.ansl-tot'turr psvctuatne examination
Onl five of the badh dec-eon
Elnxr WaVTW Honk ) , 17
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!ac'es Pus first court appear- posed bodies found in Houstonn s 1 eu v.atcl in the l"o'.i
bC UflOfl*fOt1*t"k, tIIM will
Policey
salienk% has ad- and the ot he r two l.'scaticnv'
help ou Io*c cscc.. 1011Cr
iitted slaving nine the young have been positively
wnht Wort Fair10a%
Medical examiners iorkesl
Ill AtA 11 ruglifeconitilcmi II
I. ietlrns
so tcida). Houston Police o'er the ictekend trying to
Only $1.50
tief Ilerman Short is to hold a identif. the others.
Henley's attorney. Charles *Fairway Plaza Drugs'
news conference to answer
HUI'STON t Alli
The police are resented tMttex'l% 1)'.
Mc'kler, said Sunda) he would
charges fm-am parents that
some parents whose sons have been musing for as long
s. O''' 0.
Sa,ifot of
lice should have discovered a'k State Districttourt Judo,
three years and may be among the grim reniains
LS*
(,.',n',:( \'l,.11.i ii,u t'
since the series of mur'der
Houston's mass sex murders.
that st.rrtctwd over a thrc'e-. s'.r
'We're highl) disgusted with the Houston police depart,

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Sex Murder Hunt Continues.tj
Diggers Recover 24th v,*rt,* rT

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BA-The Sanford Herald

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L'iivtd Lang Fuuivrsil liuuit',
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CI.FVKLAND i *1' - "vnuttier what tn_c rivals say,
Jack Nscrkhawc remaIns unmet'.inred tie's golf's greatest playen ever
"1 dnrt knos'. I! IU.ht,c lone_c
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tern-ti tenes i-. ;c - 3 --y._ce,. - nmnnerup Rruee Ci-anepton
old mayor' title- rn-i-nt-ti of l va-'AC 'tI. I know Pu; i-nun, Ii(on,,_c
plar- c. long turn',' Nic'kiaus
"I do know he' aches-ed his Ins joUle--ti, "aami 11w- onIs was to
shorter tuft.' saud Us- awe- compare' a- when vaurt'
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state recr(Mltmfl baseball crown with thr
I twim Major Leagiit' t'ntr duplicating a feat s
trIier tw the Senit League. flitting it into thf
nals hinged on the games two biggest Ia
t()rs--hittin1 and pitching The local ynUngster
on the arms of rHivid Wiggins and Joe Bak
all the hurling the nei'iit'u. giving up ; tnt;i
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Club opponent_c anti brought
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rrcre'at lute l)asvl)al) title' dudn 't huwe' enough left
lii tIn- firsu t Wit tts!1ie's - -----------------Sanford nicked
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uititiking account .lelt A .lersori had it two-ruti
double- tiuni an UItl single- iii the- first tilt, with
i,.il tune Ll(l(liIif1 a single Li liii Iota! lii th secotin
tilt Lit lone ranue' up with the- run scoring single' It
'.. itt the- giitlln ;niic h . ti 1tinigv, a'
sintilti:
icait . sending Let acros - hortie plato. in the fiftI
ira on- cave Sanford blue tv tug rUle
Finals Heartbreak

riutchi, tim! Libtietu doubled iii flit' fourth, getttin
i- Lit (IflVt-tm on a tr fur- third Atidersorm hit int(' 1.
t.truund nut third In first Us letad till ttut' filth.
tranu'. Vc'illianit-n tanne'd auid Let- wtalkttcl, bit:
Iciunici Blat,' rifle--tim
ton much Inc heat nut as hi.
trust] in! secuiul
Lu flit- sixth, 'l'uiii,iwi flied out to right field
Smttti reactie'cj first on tin error, hut Iteurici the
titiur if '-net'tunffl sluninie.d Thti: on another supenl
d.'tensive- thros'. h flit- - 'tim; ileacti backstop
tiiitf Merge fataried ti
hit- suit Lic'h' Marit
and Chris Gardner both hit ilit(u infield outs and
Greg Liitnur fanned tts Sitriforil's state- tlt)Xtt-

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traluis Evonniu' (.uolugong, ifliuunc: the- eet.i'Ltl's hole five
wunajesi plavrs, wail open her
rlmatura,g ott zcite*uk- at mite
tatd
for Lb. (srand Slant in Uwun
1974
mutt
be
will peat:
p,'wie ChoIk'V,)le-1 lot- UK- Granti Austr.aiuu. Open, c-arts next
veac lit. other tire-.
o' lenin, her c'uiact.
Luuneanat-nts art- 11w- F rrncfn
Opeir, Wunibirdoin ant! tic- u,s
I said aunt' year_c aget ads- Open itt I-or-nt Hills, NY
ook1 reach :natun'y in 1V74 I
Siw picked iIc the- 55.0(11
sI,aixi B) that 1 cart set at all pr-ui. snututtlaic
he.tonung tagetier," saul Vie' Ed- We_tent i'cnn*i. Clarpiunadupe.
'.'.arth, Mu_c_c Goolugong's by defeating Lup-ie-e-drti tic-il
h'tyrar-okl strategist and legal ('to- i' i-Ire-vt 1--2 7-1 be-for,' a
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cehi. ii trite. rue. opt. plonte aWl
luu,t.'ri:, aitroet,, grow, meet
(i,eurle(, fleece nelnrtuie ltfr
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the holiii,:- ''F liee,.i lice- cern Its' meinfpntratiftvu eel
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thinking ttw'y tniwrk a irnht',
uuiwi liituue$e(uirp ing.'tt, wocilil ice-er, I Irer eltnmninntion (.f

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cc hu.'Im cc.- i,u,,I tuttle ccl in the'
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'.rc"-:, Uric defeat,-: huft,iC
lit-,, St Cautu- deteated Sari
"Its nnpesrtunt Is- plate tight l)mcgci
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Cincinnati
preseitsat ziinic," Slid (Ja1- _cceannpe-d Philagdelphii&amp;a 15-21
Lintel Ithider
018 M,ad anti Cl'.'lant1 anti I,Aeu- Anile-krcIt-n "1 in thankful"
tied 21-31.
e9w5e.cIls bhankful for the-ti- Stt'Ond uUfise't-utt%e pm'
mcii: bIte' "alit man around Ic'
us vie-lure cii?) ii 1t-7 tIe-cm- em' htnc wine those- tight gannc-u'- se-i: utcer the Ne-ce Lrrgbund P0
pt.'et'as't or eetteerwiietfloL Sund.cl
s.c-urge' titan-ia, the- *-ycu'arkan_c
Cats lwab Detroit
old whir, piovflirtj lii,- fast M.um.t,. '-'it-Ill
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quarter tieioit ajatIn Slur-the)
Not-nc tar brut-Idan saul tip'
when hi booted ii 1(4-ant field Falcon_c vmctutover 11w Colt_c
s,',aI with four seconds remain- eels_c an education
fur young
mi: tes pru_cid. Itt. itaiders' 27-3 quaflet-hac!, Pat Sullivan
mlcnlrgml usct-t tIe': 1).ulLts C ins
'tnt sure 1a1ts lear-ne-c! 0
bor- IIlamiwlr'u- X1--arti tue-Itt little- bit about
linebacker
goal earlier in the' quarter pta) Van ltruekl,an
said of thestarted the' 11.-utters .sonaebavle secuttel-sesier quarlerba'.''s lit-it
h-ott a 26-4 11ntt
Start 11' tiee N.utuunni i.iejtbaall
ii ntis', Saturdauc an-lien,, At- L&amp;-eugut
Liflbc t,-.mC 1iauttiiir-t $4-3),
its' tot-mt-i He-iit.utn iruple)
Minim beat Ness Ui-lean 14-13, ccij - complete.') l of Zt
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"it wa_c quit.- an educationn,"
agreed Sillivane
Alit' receiving an education
cea_c Ctiucagt- bvut ruoka' 34
nal-cailer Gui-) Hull, fornienl
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'lit.- kid pL-et,e] prettr- well,''
lie-ar_c' t-c*cti Abe- (itbrutm saut
lImit tic- nutde' scam- ziut_claikess,
1K_c oki coach, Bill Peterson,
wls. cecaetwti twti at Fiurmtii
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ttJiie-tKiowii P'3C
o!21i. 15 road 12 &gt;-rn-_ciuc and got U,
exLCntI his appear-inc.- he'iusecmi in ui;uu- s te Ilobb) Douglass
Forthwsct-oialstractghtweek
re-serve- quarwrttreck Jan5
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(lair.. k-ti Minutia ti victor)
Snliunctc'c
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tuueixiucct I. Dave- 'lij" italicc-i on the- tin-st play of 11w fourth
quarterteue-apiu9O.yanJ_ct-..r-:uj
thrive- which gave- 11w Dolphin_c
11w-it 2I e-cvrteo-i-tftm'.'s
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Minu,e*na
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Chin-ag.'
57 61 .463 10'; San frwavisc,-v (14 52 .552
Is' hut Mitwimukue since' beer
anti (,gllfn-iw
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latUes w-t-ne- first intrudutu'eti Lu
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Atlanta
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Muuda 'I (amrs
(AtIifurniii I Mac -llc at New
trial again are the- lOtit inning
Meitsdauu' 's (james
Yotk i Medic!, $'-6i, N
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Cmrucmnue.ut, Nor-noun lb-'
Mac _ctraked is lw-ct-out singi.'('aklrunxj Ochine 2-Bc at Bus,- hlLsburgie brUes 111-11,
IUTc 111011 15-9, N
far tit' t'.unj run
Houstut, I ftubei-tj 11.11 .u' S
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Ctiitig fat_len 3-45 at MU- Louis Nagj U-Os. N
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nip the- icemn 1U-t
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grade- an-leon 1 ucsda
,:urda at 11* Sernir,eile- Th
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:i-'',cled It fcirt-gn plan_c tic race
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taking $2OHl5 alte'u10(1'. tug tip from a 24th place stat- I to wiii Lan v Smith, a two-vt-auc-Icr-an, and last car's rexikit' of the s- eat- on the circuit - Inst his
life CIII
the' Alabama tn-oval, to mar the rat-c.

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won rcrwettp-r k-rime title Sum,-

das - but lu_ct ii friend, And
tns hi- a $9.W pa n-lw-uk,
- 'We- we-ri- Ira-nd_c he-for,-, but
nat nat imteire-, - said Maniu,-1
(,Iranit,-_c lit Siimn. 'a Iii, last to the'
teup-se-eded Na_ct-rise' iii 11w nice-ri's
singles fiale of 11w 55,4_cJu
Vt ete-rn I ermines ('hmninujneinstimp
It_c ridiculous;' he- said
Nttit- eet.n ther $111110 lit_ct
5_ &amp;-:t. 6-I c'cut.try
uee-r (Jr-ignites tulle-i a (me-ru' veutburst - but cc oru rc'fu_ce-ej the- winruing wIt. is n.a. I nh re
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"11w-tim put it. - mile is a itt-eat
;Ittt't- to train tuernt-tji tag- _ce_c,
Vt,' didn't lose a car- Of tralninj!
,,ist winter be-cause' itt is wet

carna.-d time' split, 4.3,
In thee- Arute-rmriun I4-1*guc Sndi.) - ib was ftalti,nuuc-e- 10, Kns:,
sat (ill a. Mmlcc'auket- 10,

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e.cieitteh itt in,. pigt:isls by blue'
rubtscre_s I Icr frail 4-(ewtt- ii - anlneint.i Iratt it' wise ,-ttenusrel
tightt-Fittun 1' Atii,-ru-an blue
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t'crtuae'uI nirtcim:cii tics- Qeiu-t'ts City
Itnuuiu,'t flult dn-iiianmeiirt1' bunlunm.-sztne'ii limIt ust tnehs-r,tcilu,,,i'.
tee-ncr the- out-eifte.cimueii'. lute-_c
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Irt'tiuitic,ii blunt Mrs. King' cevicuith
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linac ;,lri'ui.j'.' t,it to
gati,,- 7-5, smut it cents miii dc-- I It 'es iii sir.t ,,,,
sugrmss,l ic_c a I) clscciecgit-nii i.l'.'
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\irs, Kuiig smuIht-rstug tier fur_ct
Iii' risks un,- to is- Our, Inst tse- is itt_cs -tit, "ccii
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leave hit- ''curt a mthi tie- _cn-lcl1 ;at
four gain,--. era-ti in 11w- first si-I
Me'akarc, narisi mescot id 1k,eiueeej il 4 issu cc Ice is- runt ii, iiii
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hi'tciilit" she ti-siUi'stcei The' re's'r te-r r-feuc.-eh .urmcl Mu'-. Kim:
te,clke-uh cell,
muc,iie,'cie_it,-lc
• .ieightt .1 I..ii- Ocr b .-. tneg,-k-s
nunish cliii feud bilk (cur titer cc ittu
:s.'wsm,et-rm
Mts U,ecmrt se '.u.tc,r cc as her
Herd straight tiC sr 'tir-. Kinug.
cc fat eerie see'.he-ci sc'..'n,i
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ccitt e-2, 4; 6--C %lcr, ti II in
C tete nigeu rtreei 6-2, 0 4 tIcnil IS in
h1chti

Mrs. Court muiiu,w-ci itoh hi, a 1.1
I.-.,ci e sikt:;;':s' ftrsl See- I roil

'dr_c King
,unly a_c - (eesee .,c 4Ills' ri-st of tie,- set
\it Kitig ce,cni a strom,,:,' ci c.ue,l set iii cileuc-fi eta- tricks'
got

s,-re iii- fttur 1iit-s duet Mr_c

(curt till it (tire-c' tiuiut-_c
lrc Ce,urt it'd nh time cc'ms sit
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SI,. surge-ti fe-cots (ow- ste-eck,':
tj.'ol cc shin a e'ltj_cusug ul tic ('-ulsdt-t-pvai b to win liii- 54.500 fir_ct
js'uLe' Li&gt; direr _c1ruk,.- with ii 54.
itols' Wtiii of 212 ott-i Itt' 6, 523-cam el Mndlu,utt,- .vtutitr&gt; I l'ab

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'-s'.ilt'' I \1,inm:cun,'( ( our( of tiui
ii slit i 'cute-ti ii's v,ur-,elul K.uttis
Isn h',.'u,cl,i el SIu,unca_ (1.-i, ti-ti isu
tlei, urte'r-f$isils ci( liii' $_'t.Itlt
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-it-u-is '11w-ri- is islMt a lu-i,slf'sn.
,''citmrw track on the- gruunc'i'

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srDre'kurthee-Pd,-eiTu the
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;rgsun't, pirte-Im double' tie-ti c.

There' we're- tic-er 31_cl hurst-_c Us
&amp;-zcunwk last ii inr
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in unfamil;

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rufitiet-Ul) spot life.) carnu:ig

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t$ISe'uu'tu wi-re lS-e'ar.eld Litu: a

Ilaugic anal tie lt-ad"r lot tI.t
first two rouseth, Iis'bi,i" A_ctsmn
AItv'r a prim ',f •(c_c Mi."as Au:tt
It'll t' a 'in ' -r
_cacc
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(lurk-erich 'liurgu- mtutsc
uicnuisd cc mlii ri e lu_cigii rounsti (I,. I
mctiu-a-d fit-,' berein's arid 1,1 fain:
cotn

51 is_c Ilurfes rmnft - Isrrselsnsi' C
cc aru,j,,'. limit ws-s'ke-tej $jti,_csj 5

Puui lctdie-_c Opt-ru cmlii $4,ut-ec
rulrercd&gt; Lcnl,ikNI luot pree'mo-ur-tc
fUce,i,- '1
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said ut'- f'crnae-r liruivc:rsmt) -'P
I lint., lh.-t'-tienutiri hi-unpIn&gt; cc
c .-r riI It-n-ti ng ota its' Nra cte
tic

I- u,c,tlaail i.eague- exhiibits-'t,
r'.intse'

'(-''i iA it; ,'.ioNn t 1',

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lt.r&amp;-t' ta,_cse-_c liii- 33 ,,n*r,i_c us tics-

''at'.- cnille-il

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ale and ci ciIe'i-r nit %tunuch wit:
hut ''it tong rmutcn.-s_ inchuirii,:,
unprt-e-e'eb'nteel back flip rsr
the urn-yen parallel bar, the In-

aibion uttipct_ct.ci stringent tiiIt- ______________________
which cc etulul fobi4 such nnoe-ee
in Us' Future,
The lhs_csans are seeking to

tsr, Vt' thit new restrictions

otelcd
11W tan) bus_cain

gymnast

nelnuuv

hirsch

pins&gt;

_c:asl un,.,'li' a l.,i '-t i,i'tnskt'
hn'it tOt

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Mueuit-h (unne_c and voted Fe
n.ule Athlete of the Year in the
l',2 A&amp;soe-eatt-d Press poll.
-- cle-e:te'ci to Sweep ladies g
.c-.bivs honwirs in the stud.-rct
. ret-s continuing through
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tt'uli(*-thtitr

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tS%iPv'jnik-el i'r,'ss t%'riler

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azatO
ii I'UUI El'
Mnmagt-i- Ball Virtleen, 'a ho_ce(lub as close-i to first plan-i- timiuri
it has be-en at nice twit- since
Mus 12
Metritrejul 2-3, San Diego 0
MunU-e'itl trunmji,, San fIie-itt
245 in the- fir-_ct ganit- of the-it
dubiv-h,t-itdt-r wit! ruokme- Ste-c-ccc s
OUW4 Ifl int'l flitS
en eight innings itred Mike' Marshitli ruusierig time' cit-tot) do'.. 14 5h

far_coLa

tiiueicclon

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fiutielsu-il a cc , ,rh,stit Sun.luiy

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t*re to go, vuti rare fe OhIl Iii hr he r •
'i--mn,'.' iisi

I len-a Iti !'hot C) by
- Hogt-r I lodge-s e

'astre,'. 3. ('oh_c ?

In. the- iiigietc-ap

'list it

ltii hOt
-, I hike- bus irs hearty new atol

cc. 'rid. Ols ilu(csr t.tiii uieetlaiist
a ciii ,sw net if Its.- Sve'.'iet tiniismus
i curt- h,eneer,-ei Mnustt-r of Sjacrtse

'.'.AS 'AR I NKNi, )\VN I )u-k

.Stu:c:hling (lucas,-. di-oppe:
its- e - ugtmttm straight wit-ti Jimnies
%'.ynun seoroig Hou_ctemnic wi:-

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;i,- rowl I-lste f"
(true re-u i-r,ui'. be-c cpi,e. in'.'le'pqi
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little' (it:.,

inils sns tls' nrc- rut nulieew,'el
Se i cc iu iaethec'r -, I e$luit d,iertg
tltu'iii -I lee' Coy dill id bite- itinistfl's

PLENTY OF CHAMPIONSHIP HELP

Ic-li Icr a double The-n Fut'nte-s
fiT's. t-:i a itt at Pettier

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replied. - (bitt_c okay.
uliwa) e arry rnialchec''
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lramnrnl: Colon at Senmmnole1 urn (lub ou (kuber 15 flwCramniinj season a sit t'_cte-nd
through April 1, 11174. whit-n
Cit e-parat uoriu. wsIl start leer
'penimni: of lb.- 1974 i-rut-trIg
'.e-j,sotn in late- April
Ateniluy'atieene, hut-.- ii ir.-u,4..
s-en
_c-m'.-e-d from se-c eri*b
fun' ha- cc lItter

with i euciieie',i lung.'. grahe
eifl'.mit(et tthte Io'Y
it cc fir 11use.' lieu lImit ,it.
tnie.-te e wee-i- c - on. et'.etl onei

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lion it w.ic e*treniely clark
nine-ky There c_c eiwaye, $ '-a

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:1-2 '.ic-tnr',.
eL
(a, the- tw- of raeirmW)nn walked in the- eighth
ii: i'gruunic tiuitt will gain 11w- r.i(-t-tI to thitrti on Ce-scr it
;eutilic ('onfide-net', and lit-lit theeteriei_c singi,'
'tv-f
'rt grow nit Se-i zmmniole'. w,
I cu' hi out
tun: cc decide-ti tm rece brick Ic.
l'irit_c
!trui tn-s
-cur uingirwi M-twuIe- to ftt'e'
11mtte.burgi, it_cc-i I' cc sItu:
days ii a-i-eL, Tuesdas Uueiugte three- s:aniu-s 'if
first place in Us'
Saturdas - far UK- balance of 11w
i Cast a'. Willie Stargeli
-uv' in two runs with a triple
seasoni ce-ill c-rid with 11w- and a double, leading Ilk' 1fmnmnul night of raring or Catito raU tie it 2 deeiseem ou-r
AtI 'as September 3
lanta
Thri- a- Ill tse- ti brief re-spitencftri- the- se-asern closes tee-fore'

(efI'ei.tt.ir i ,e,wr'.pr. He.'
iori:.'iuuetu,tle ir,-ecc lre.- Itici.,i,

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ce buss that wits for, we were (bait they iike In see whit' - -

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cc uuiru [tic (macnts a 4-i vectors
-i - i the- sree 'turk Met-s
Uun Hr rant throttled Necs
'i-k on si_c h.t_c and started tic,
.;cnt,c wenaning rally ce-hen he
c' -ike-ti with two out in 11w' faIth
ring John Mitrici- hums judged

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nun-oily

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ruth I cccli- sit lieu- •tIee-r uv.1
iii.- lakeW,. fi'iliece,',i time - iee'avei inch-n
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c',nht unit .1 tur,-s ninth cuscik is ,
ifs' t.tt-, Si htttt-uitt-r till

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(Iante 4 tiets i
iii. l-' ue - :.tu kn-, It- it- •.,. s-.,r I ru,. is - - s runt" cc iU.

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11w- 'liii For iielnnowc anti nahi

jolrite.i in hi:.ck letfere
Ac e' w:ettPs'il thee men 'A
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casting in ties f;i'.tt(u' cueiI,c ,if
l'Ccte eO'.
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utwl it.,'.c'

i::,,u,-ficte, with-ti, ire turn,
Ii' 'nit- the heculk ccl the foe-wit
'at,' Ii)' i't"ih•tete-in ctu:h ar Its'
I:irite ,u,i ,,ith, tines

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lent: Pa -ar)r.-I 5-.

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Lijidis CtKIUIUL" said New Yuripte-her bunt McDowell after tot\'unkers blew .t si_c-runs lead
ated lust 13-U
just let tt gi- down tic.
drain We- set tnt- 'Pratt.' of this
\'une-._c bite-k Lb year_c -Iir_cugumuted hitter_c. Lie-net,
joijt_.jn of liii' A's anti imni liar-hart of the- Yanks totalled fcc,tutz and split a pair if i_caner-s

emit

I-twIt
"built' e'ee,qeh,- cci., e,ult'rui,,',l tic l eujeliUceimite faint. reitiig '..,th,
hiatt blues kneel .'nuuigi,t se'y,-r,I c.'e.-r,i , 'riureti' (elite-be
e rappie' '.pe't-kiu.,l (es-re-ic) tin'
Whet, the' unit woe (.aetft-vi ,,
uric lw-(.e, :,ueti ec,'et- l:''erit: slit
'i i i et'.. icc if thu' iuieih,e,-.the tic tic-eec ,e,cune
tte'iit,'u epeil lhuiil- liii
tt'e- (isO Ut' iw'.it in roil i iii
inebi' '.
tile ;i tee .'t-ci.-.l tee times

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Cunnc.rutnujt:
72 47 6

iuItc'ietuln' it' tie,- tutu- t su'It't''_ finir 'it
ccci.' theu'ie tttt luugq'tiu,-r
t w.- wet.- Iteittinc: tent iun.,i tee lute -Inapt aioi
ii
lie the '.Cttti. cc,' lust Cell cu cit
iei;e,l,-c I lithe lii,' I OJtH aced
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toe e fount! ttwnes.'t'. ,'s en tl.i

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The sur&amp;reni Red_c continue to
so u1.glitig ('-.erdin.aL_c It
Ihipressureieee Angeie,C front- seventh straight loss far 5:
reunneun rwlgere in the- suddenI -onus zinc! eIk'ipped the Us -.
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a' Pe - a,1 ho tier'.',
rain-c tttr,nI-a. Iv' it pare thut's
'ci - : \IireoI and Pots
u-c-etc hottt-r lIven 11w weather.
tunr-h
When 11w Reds. shinnied St
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1 i.uus -2 Sunibus - it stretehed
Tie,'
itodtte't
n-nitric- front IaCit-mali's current winning
hind to beza Steve- C;urltnn ltn :
stre-rut, ti five u$rutigtct arid eight
11w PtumlIme 2-1.
c-irtormes en 11w lae-t nine- gncutes
(',g l4irthueki'_c 19th horn,':
Siunager Sparks .-tndersons
m-rree lute, logged it 3i-10 record accounted leer the game's on!
run until 11w- eighth unnln,
sinu't- Juts 1, chopping
Th-n, rookie t-aichct •Iar- l's
gscnttes off lies Ang n-it's onceriwrsconmt' West Ihvismun bulge. gu.cnn ugged a pinch h,e:ui-r'
tying the score for 1.os Anti-ii's
The r)ndgt'e- lead rvnuiune'd
li-s the rnnth, the- IP,,k. - guunie.-s euver Uw' stre'ickmng
;nis.hted zscr.'.s_i, tht- dee-idin r.
.o I
'1crit'i-ht-'- ratio-ut tt

for enmjgt prilt- rnone' U put a capture third ptiwc

him in aute r1ecinç SI million IIrtk picked up £2,(
t-ia,c, and r)sc4 Hrnok- hnpe the' $145.OIX pur, the bc- I
the ipnr: will shni tu Ii iittic puvc'tttrk tic d t'ver
rtsprct.
paid
ftronk. it 31-year-old driver now needs 541111 ti rca:'t
wu ha beec without a stron - rureei Si riullioc plate'iu.
:ar most oftw. prnfesionaI lift. lironki wilt tet 11w respe
got one and won 5ur,- tkert-e. and Pvaron wsl u
LUfl 'F rich iallathi tiniIt- 1% react: tu ficuenrial 'tt
stit, &amp;'a ran 17 the nuejor fore- the sea_con IF OUt
uiet of the wa_cnn
In still Inokrn&amp; for a r
"I WitS rrym se hard I lot rick ' the tiegrimed wc:..
nuldn': even see' the checkered saul "I have tceni uroun
Ilaugheti anti I ied like-ti t*isin ion vnnu ti
that whok last lap I proved myself as a tIrivt'
n fmst on the- steer. nnt,(Kt tin conic' UTflUfti.
tn ctieel U 1* inure- it wa.c for nuedc an offer for a deirn:
tEIII. said hrnOk!8 of Porter- Maybe ttwv'll loot: again, 8"
vilk, Calif.
The tart was marred t' ttH
Pear_cone. -. needed onit $13,- dealt a' wtond-% ear dr:vr'
'U iou Itichar-J 1'e*t w the Larr
Snout. 31. of titnoir \
ant'. _ctor4. cur Wmflen of Si Snitti's Mt'rrur' cruintwt P. -•
nitiliogi U. ri1t mone
08 mU the fir_ct turn con'What throoki. wa_c floorboard, barrier duranc the 14th la:

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Sullivan, Huff Getting Education

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Pci. I ee'_c seeonei elouLle
kt-ed ii fic-c'--un sec't'end mmmi:
that
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lrlltr stwk'nL They re- a hurate and Iun ta studente
'Iwntowt: Santoni drug stare, great grau of rwopIe." she mu_ct nut_Icr as th
saint
iroc Ii. btw- point when' ti
throug! their tralniug
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lj. i aim,_c parej as. 11w
C.utIlpt•tltaon
rontgnurd
Fight.' and Iath competition
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Uan t year
karate ne
three- practice nights a week, i, 11ur*igitaiit the da wilt ant'.
range-it front white, green,
_ctrurtwn
between,
lien, vrr proud of tus twt green short break before 11w' finals lii brown anti wart. t,elt in tiotte
recentis toot. z fir_ct anti trarit belts
the- bIac$. belt level which _ctvier of tit. popular martial
lari- at a national Opel: karate
tartrti at 11.31' that neghr
art'
'The'. twill did.- real fm. ji
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KUO4. h tournament
(JrLantk
black belt Mike Fone'
lii '.
tnolc the- grand winner in tha:
Cinds Ffancfer a cuitlent a: ts.-anieti '.talt- ..ctmtrtni:
catrgors
in txoptts aniwnpsted About the- elifference
Designated Flitter Day In AL
S.intborej tar titinost eight It the tee iocal students
Mi- l"lander'., wh.i wu ween. kum fi: anti Karate
tntk'
jo fir_ct pfa' n
LinaC'. rebiteel that site preferV. , im -n
(r.-en belt run,- unbeatable' ire her fir_ct fight It
kar.it.
for its defenini, bu
,il
'tihb01 •*t 11W 1ptILV Coast )t ifltl Ilte
finat, hiiti thi tULcttus. tIPadut that ln'i, f'u
kuug ftc anti karati (Ipen: longest time' ozi 11w' fLoor u' tr:autitui, strong art
As Ce ieda, Robinson
ot
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iii (ocoa whirl totiepetltlon: o' ans of the'
-r1ft's
a
lot
uc
l-uni
dr. 4W
ine
&amp; nw
- student.' entered by the' local fu, she' said. "anti that threet
In iiu:i iu'TuI:'m:iu. lr --h- i
oriental flilirtal I arty frmc I)oie
(Prioles 10. lii". ut- I
iC Ju. Northrup
a lot of karat.- fighters uI
ailed l'res'Sporn Writer iii..tecl honit' runs powe,rin'
tIctOugliout 1kw t'ftUfltt\ I
fair. Vt itlutrii .lLiIIiittt'.
lit. tue..: fight-her SIXUC lailanrt
U .:iwrivai Uugue taresb_ 11w Iw'trntt Tigert anet .liti: Per' two-rut tOcien anal desier:.,
'ludhnie teeet York, tuhioriti.
since sLirttnj at Ii' that monThe
sanford
Mis_c
winntn:
dent
.io, tronin teas ans ht_ctore- r teti 4.-v victor'. over Ctucagt littler li,nun tiavt_c odd.ttItoIu. •tflit Massachusetie. Ionic -began usorl for 11W
(orrnub. She' moved ii antI CUt and promotional sense, tied
it v,u the 16th triumph in
two-run triple. highlightir.
Jtrri lanntr. who toe. her:., Sinlunt title' hopeful She- wa_c presac1 her opponents, gcttmj' designate' ever'. second Sundae
gLInIes
since'
theMt-Star
brcuk
Uiirtl-iflflifli: rali that s;e.c':
U;I against a Kun fu girl, who ut_cutestudent itt the' Local
their kick_c anti scot-eel u' August "liesagnatetl Hitter
(or
th.
Al
Easteri
!h'.'l,cnm
thee
Priuit' It a 1(4 0-' :
scored quickis with: a kick, 11w' ttvw.'ih with, her rapid-fire:Irit liegret' Blat-I
lt
'-t:lin: t'.-r
'. .- l..e: .i
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first time sb. trailed lit an o ponchin
kdle's for' onis four niontlu, '-,, e,,,..a,, A...,..0tell
,it ,.a,
,
nwrt
tights.
but
twi quick pun
.'eixtl Ksi: (,ret'n ISelt,
:\' n standard in tour- the ti
It-wer. forced ti
fowvSt rankur4: of 11w' iwvernd etieu. within the' elo_cinit raizipents, tIp' punches anti kieIt
that
the' 1)11 was not
0.cuht, rever_ceet
'.-itis_clficiition,
at
".' "P'l'
Karate'.'r
just
another
hitter
decisto,
anti
zavm Cmdt the' without the' full force- that could
tutis- nt tim) third ii, ttw
TIw' br_ct pelurmanet' wit: 0oiti;e-1itIot against inure C1uiiiipc'i:'' trOi)hs
e)therui,sesev-erels injure- or kill Iso_clan's eltiand. Cepeda, '.tC.
c-xper.rnertl tiiiddleweighn
However, thu turninU ;xnnt U! opponent
went five-.for.fi'.'e' with a
'I_tgtu comae e' a11°wti, run arid talifornasi. I- tii
she
saul, w.v tie' fourth fight
1 ner
were- tie
weight
it wasn't se light. Itobinsot: went three-.tor.t u
Uw' Uurti fight, I was
la_csification fur the wonirl:
t-t)flieti!mrL - Cindy huugtwti, wttli twit t'e,nten it the' lied i-.
tired,
ant!
when
I
go:
up
ti
fight
then' were- not that man.
the' fourta giri, I '.easz:t _c -. i renieniberii,i that tier ii,- I4-3 victors ne-er ttw- Angel.
let-ed. Miss Fteuncki-s reported
t-miitt
finish., let alone win but _ctI'-wntm received a painful
tIed hem 14, Angth
Slit is a f'lfti- Ku (,ree: Belt,
alt
theother trnit'nn frnn, 11w' ticiur'.
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- - Lu' his rik. dunni
---,-- th.ICUIII, C..II'.•••..-i,tLiil4: •--Lice 0.51 .5
,uemu tim_ce lace-u neon - c-_c'inurite of the tourzuaznent
we-v.
;;u;t
gntxl _c '.-e- -,'' _c.siul Ce-IrOn
,'.i'fl - ' L-c-mej:uper nw-ct! taihle'rc. an bet i-tie- tie
i'tsidi' fi-tirti hit- ar'tuui after hi_c live--tail penforiierun-,v
\nctusiciu, L-uj:m.ce-lhtni- rntournugeneent
tiw fanaL
i.acr
lighting. t-unteslar,ts went alit) had
sparked Boston U a 144
Vt L I'd, liii
"1 don't thini. I cuukl have' JudKesd 01: kat,uu_c, ii kind of
Their instructor, Ketlk's - whit
V. L J'rt
victors
Detroit
s:
louts
5
flit- recent 1973 stats, em- Iaelleniin-.
62 52 544 ts
\teintreal
57 511 411.
. ai- - lie- t- Pitt in io n-ui-- New 'tu$:
(14 50 533 2
(.'tucugci
56 61 4._c- - utn-.- mw_c, gong
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Milwaukee4
Pbuiade-lphuu frI 63 46_
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career, Pearson tuid U
1J.AI)ECA A
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cr nun of power trw:
).i.'ul Pearwr: L' still Inokrnjz hadi%.141d1n4. Merrur U

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tic.- fourth inning, 'J urnt' had Intuit-ti lit Sanford
butLers, letting I lonnue Ve jllias rt-iiihi third bust-

Ride

Pearson Prize

".Nf"tiL tNl'l: L c "Tuh FLIhi' EE1.jJ:\ &amp;'tJNi,LATVLATES

tIn ' Sanfort: ciiael
ncI Panturtia Cit
Li. I IIIWIIS, thought tint'
gtinie was the line's: of the- thirt'e-thi single
t'limiitjtt ion hattIe In' the- state- rrilv,-i: With that
before mine thai
Its' tivici tiuflit-tnwii
baseball fatis, Sanford laid assured itself of the'
Iuf'rait'd position in the - finals against
un

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ue.efu,J tiffeleer,. inc It,.. l,ay?,,n;,

*i( ii 1 he ituihtewing I' tin v'.
flu teeu.0 01 eccenk iwl,eg
it bite- • ,enumlecho,,

NLWest Race With LA
t'.cues- Init'd

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e:iocm- it'. - lt''iue;ete'ci ito' I.e rent)'..' icict:,,itq, Suite I ic Irene')',
.'ueee' beet hee,iie u,h,c'o,l ccl (huh
hhciwell, oucci Nemnt,u,,u
'-e h"I,iIi'
\t Ii ccl,' (tail rite let-il fruit., the'
\t, ieiulpi:,nh,'iI Ie
u,oen,- ii,
(foe n.i.h
hurl ,
Iuctieieii u ,( I ienecc,w.ci
'.CIC CCIiI It "utetu ,, ,i,g the lid,
'iii ics-il Iii fiucci tiptoe r,',,e'iulng tutu tohecre I'' (trim .- lii the' cc utter

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Sanford Pltcher&amp; lmpTeuive

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liii i li- cc 11:1%. tel fitlituca tutu
on ileina. h.- i.. .'tce'ut 8 'cell
(tutu lb i:e Its-glietuol iUniiegfet

ptuSti,'a,,ue'nt utel '.,e
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'ing Ut taI third, as the All-Stars tru•i
-- pt'rateh tt rnakt hu_stlt' (10 what a hittint
I Limp made impossible
Arrnrdinr U. ('ouch Jinirii '1 cv:illiger, tlH
.'tantord leant was, "i F'iin group of txiys. whit
nt'vt'r gave U They had lint spirit and
lot ir
hustle, hut we iust couldn't put wrwid on the
Uiill
In flit finals. hand 1 urnt' hu'ft'd i strike
outs giving up tist twit walks, and coupled with n
I IeldiIif error on the Palm Hunch first baseman
rave Sanford just four' men on base in the sevem
Inititig Ctl1ifl)IflflShif f.!Lifllt- WI)Y h the Hear!
.tar :i

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Ct').- ',:,l,-1 uf sttrsrtoye
lIe fuel .4 tPw'ce in fiske l$ac

il,;tc• blest niscith iii lb-i need
ten

Driver Brooks

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struggled to a 73 He' share;
thin sit 2*2 with ,1 t" Srw'ad or,
l,n,tins Wrudhunec both ce'itt: c;'.-

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In the final' against Y tst 1'iiln Itf'act 4
t 'ornament tlark-horsc, Litton s double as the
y tilt fur the Sanford crt'
and he was cut
wn going intt. third on the arm of !4each '
u('rt) catcher. Scott lilair. who aist rut dowi

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I lt-'rald Phote B Bob Oi-reIl

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ntit i'aitu- tivh Iron
iint:
:.
t''Itiii ritujim: win in which he iaiim'd 1 ant:
v. alkeci tout I' orb V ziltnn Beach hatters, had at.
impressive six innings against the new SUIte
:hianips }lt wifft'd nun and walked tour, knit
errors in the Sanford (k'lttnst constant) kept
him in the hole
Baket got Sani urd into the finals on a lout
Iii! ceimt'-hacl win over J'amtnia Cit
the
i.iuriie favorite: -I with at eight strike-out illiC
two-walk pert ornuince J'ananu CItvs hurler
\urnuui Pippuig alse hail a lint ntufl! a! tIn
ninund. tanning nun andussuing JUN' live free
;utsses. hut the' se•contf of Ins twe hit ci the nigh
t -iittse'd his downlnfl
In the bottom of the sixth
'? ii away and
\ich Merge resting sec'urt'f second base
at tt'T- a wab, mid a Wilc putt'
- tin: clobtx!rtl(]
his second hit of the boUrnt'
.n had erne double
intl twit suiigk's it til! u e st-ic-n' Mergo and ire

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ttii!MICl5 ,m. Co cell
cOin, tier'' ii, pl,ie ,. ., . .

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.tiici
It, t., l3.'t:,i,I i ithltig i flt,i,

I lsirf,l;e I tfle rititi l'e".Ii AlIt
i "etuitetceben i.e celliu,e i11t tug
'P - I'tctu thin, tiers" in I ,-

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hitting

11111' SCiJfl(l 1111(1 1 Ufllfli

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safeties in afl three t ilLs tOe Sanford All-Sta
downfall can h- raced pri nutri k U la r.

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'Urange Things' Attract Fish

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hu' tcs, , IU'ctmef, tIps-C:-I-'i'.-c victories in 15 taut a:'
pearsanees this year lnc'luidin,
13 time_c in the- to-I lent
-'*215,424 in 1973 earflhfl
second
Craniphon's
with 11w- $45j'Wi(1 liNt prm,
check
Na-hIatus arrived at the 6,R5:yard course- without it victor'. mm
- (safltdn

tory being ncaaelt, Hi- 'corder_c ni-i
tP unthelievabk-, Hert-' is man
sr his earI I whc could do
this si early and with sue-h

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However, with the except ion n •

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tier ti- reining ri-quite_c ft-ar

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l'tw- graceful tyke still speak'Ittee mgi) icf lw-c visit to th(Jicctei SUite's earlit-r (ht.s )e.ur
a hIc'fl eke- met ltre_cick-nt Ni_ci
nit lw' White- Iioc&amp;- anti vuit

I )ssens'yinin,I in CalifornIa.
"I twi;_c- to return suits' do
cite- soul
- F:'. t- rone w1 so
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�48-The Sanford Herald

Monday, Atjg, 13, 1973

Herald Classified Ads Don' t Cost, They Pciy!

Buffalo Bills
Look To More
Running Time
Hs %1,R% IN IL I'IhI.

Associated Press Spurts Vi rltcr
BUl'F'lA), N V
Coach hou Saban instituted a
FUflfl1fli game 11151 )eiI IIII4 tiiiished the National Football
League campaign with the dr.
cuil's top ground-gamer 0.),
Sinipson
Because he had a weak and
injur&gt;-rsddied offensive line.
Saban was forced to go to the
grourxl. The Bills ran the ball
512 times, aGO per cent increase
over the previous year.
Simpson earned 292 timne.c for
1,251 )arth lie figures he can
repeal this season and says he
wants even more carries.
The Bills have been a door.
mat o( the NFL. in recent years.
l)espite a flock of tn)uries last
'. r.r, tbc fini5h9l with a 4-9-I
record.
The man beside Simpson
most of Last season, Jim Bras.
ton, is back Inc his third year.
One of Rrastnn's best assets
Is his blocking, lie also is de.
pendable for short-yardage
ltrisdv to step in for either
ipson or Braston is second.
tar pro Rand) Jackson. a urvwnc of the plane crasii that
killed his Wichita St,.ite train.
mates three bears aro.
Aith an offensive line rebuilt

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Lle'ins l4ab'çJ cr' '.'' ..-'
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fluØ5 v-ill, Fi.O,.
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RECEIVING - P.a.ict o' catces among 'de vecCab•'% st '-;'' Alit YOU TROUBLED 5 Call Toll
Lnivp, sal 2-027 for 'We Care
to *ea'.'ss at tPtroA.ng end Ktn Burrow h55 f"pftSr..
l4c,tl,fl-" AdIt% or 1e,r -as a sa one Wss Chesson still leads ps'.de 10' o'r'
JOb Biggest l*ire s to racs up a'dag. •tt•r Catches
I ACED WITHADRII1IING
One ta'.
"-a' a Jrn Mitchell at tight eno good as sop r ,l footta'
PROBLEM
Good
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Can Help
RUNNING - It they get repeat seasons trom staring tani.'r O• Art
Phone dn
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11th. strongly physIcal Falcons are to le,min•Ie 4Sers reign ur. West.
t'ii be tile dIt.nse that doet it - third In du,ssior.

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reIprentet We will dOuble .n s:
th. ta-v end are Promoling mniIranrel l tpo p0Sii,n within 55
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Strong rCi.On.t (or
po'at.w-i otier local training ,rio
VA bCntfitl For pei-i .n
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A,,- - Orlando 5ir ID? Mon Fr -

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ArPIp
tr'ilym,t
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b'nef Is Appip BIg III. $arWurØ
or Ph 30532-2 IDas

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l-i-frsrl.d ti,il not ne-c.jsar1 Call
332 7013 after 9 pm
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-used c.r methsic. eJceIl.n$ pay
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v"iwiedgr ( all dQmjt
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s'rucIeon P4 vacations end
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leave
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Hi- nac11 Ti-se Herald Sports Staff -a
eiparvd'rsg wIPI ?h'C add-ton cSeveral paid writers lot Seminole
Co.jnlp H,gh Schools aria Other
bra'S Contact 3
'icr's DepI 3727517

1-iccIrical inItaIiat,Orit Fi1e tears
progrt5ipety responsible e.
ccci

stinlOtOriS and
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5dC1riy
crripl.arvce with o'd-nances a'

.ccepted.t'arsBarda goserning

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mechanical lp'ttPfl5 arid eQ,ip
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I.perence as an a'
Conditioning arid refrigeration

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var14y of ,ns!allatiun
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f'-j-aalPfll comb-nation Of Ce
prrenc. and training and
including

p'ogrelsively responsIble

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plumbing
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''ale r,l.rtment p'an, paa
P.osp.tal:a?iors, vacation arid tict
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apartmtnt 323 1I

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Two brand new models, for
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Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot
rentals for homes start at $75 per
month.
Furnished
models open for your
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SANFORD

Dne bedroom lit tIo, ar, adults
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3515 Hwy it P3
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Apartment 1770 Orlando Drive
Sanford

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Irriced bats yard Covered p ,
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01" Weil 45 St X
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Cc'-".mercial propentp. 130 ,' 1)1
515900
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REALTY

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oil be ti
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11111 Park. Sarsfo,ch
322 $991, Nights. 32) flvi

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Apartments Rent
Uni urn ished

1170 Florida

Apply

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2 bedrooms. hardwood flows at
conditioner, elcellens retremc"f
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SPECTOR Tts5 .5 lb(tiridai.vis"s
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uercfi't Appip •n person. 715 So
PlyP'e,. Orlando
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IaUnc.t.n planl Must be strong
wO4'hert Fringe benefIt,
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- i'?.0it 100 Altirgist Rd

7? -Junk Cars Removed

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4 .iijhey, Orlando

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PROSPECTUS it Ou:'m'
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tball carry them one st':
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carpetIng, drapes, central heat
and air Fully eQuipped kitchen
e-lh dishwasher
$190 a month
Call Jerry 5lks 134 7914 after •
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Male Help Wanted

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Atlanta Falcons

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Camping Resorts

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housing turni'WCO Need (0vPes
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protection for quarterback
..nntc Shaw. lie as sacicM
times last year. If Shaw gets the
protection and his timing is
rij,,ht. Buffalo should move well
through the air on passes to
wide receivers ii), Hill and
Bob ('han(iler
lull with 52 catches last year
was fifth among American Conferencr receivers. But it was
('handler who, toward the end
4 ttw season, made the big
ones.
The situation is not good at
tight end, however. Starter Jan
his
announced
White
retirement and Saban has been
John Ystier in t
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cpot.
The offensive front appears
adequate with Dave Foley and
l)orinie Green at tackles. Top
draftee Paul Sc mow' in the
wings, arid Reggie McKenzie
joining Goode at guard. Bookie
guard Joc lcLamselleure is
alw ready.
Rookie Bob Kampa ould see
lots of action at defensive
tackle. since veteran Don Croft
s oj of action with a knee injury. Jeer) Patton will hold
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Associated Press Vinier
cith a 33-page brief in itiich it
WASHINGTON APi
WA. called Ccx's attempt to get the
tergate special prosecutor Ar- tape' a well4ntentioned effort
ctubald Cox asswnc'd his more to obtain evidence for criminal
fanuh.ar role of constitutional wosecut1ons."
lawyer today to deliver his reIt referred to the court.s as 'a
sponse to the White house con. co-equal but not a superior
tention that the courts lack the branch of government" an
authority to compel President %aid that for the courts to com.
Nixon to obey Subpoenas.
pel the Pres*dent to sri "would
Coxhad until 10a.m., EDT,to be a clear violation of the congive his written response to stitutmonal separation of pow.
U. L)ISU'$tI Court Judge John
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Wheat futures prices shot over the 14-a-bushel mark to
all-tunte hiizhs last week. while a I"f of bread on tht

U.S. Department of Agriculture

gra in shortaXe.
The lack of wheat, other grains and soybeans has been
Warned for higher prices In primary products such as
flour, bread, corn for the dinner table and cereal for the
breakfast table.
The scarcity of grain also has driven up the price (If
commodities dependent on feed grains and other
stuffs, including meat of all kinds, milk, butter, cheese
and eggs.
As people turn away from meat because it is
unavailable or too expensive, the increased dt-ruiarid
drives up tine price of the meat substitutes.
&amp;nce the demands of World War II died out in the la te
1940s. the United States has produced more food than it
could eat, -sell or even give- assay, depressing prices iind
building up huge stores of grain,
That picture graduall has
changing as the rest of
world sought more and better fcxxi and found the
money to '.
What had been a soss trend became a runaway boom
the
last summer when the Soviet Union bought 440 million
bushels of U.S wheat, 275 million bushels of corn and 40
million bushels of soybeans.
In addition to the Soviet crop failures which
necessitated the purchases, other failures or diinonointinir harvests of wheat Lind nentein nrniiiir4t ilki.
aneho-k's created aWOildisiciC
food CIMS
Apparently no one in this country anticipated Just bss
much grain the Soviets would buy from U.S. dealers, I)t
the Impact sins immediate. The price of wheat doubled
from July to Septt'nitiet'.
ow to react, the Agriculture Department maintained
an export subsidy on wheat until Septembvr, holding down
the price for the l(utsians and costing U.S. taxpayers $49C
million.
Some European countries were re-ported to be hoarding
U.S grain because the price was so good, situk
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column lit is rittcmn b) herald
Staffer (inns Nelson for John
Spolski, who is alit-riding a
seminar in Virginia.)
In the good old days when the
young, (ls'mocrmsc')innocent, and polltk-ianr--well,
politicians probably were
pretty much like they are now
but in flfl} event, in the good
old days, people p111(1 careful
attention to mmnitters affecting
them.
So it was that my spies attended Monday night's imuectimig
of C.H.O. P. lColilillittee to
Resist Oppressive l'iiliticians i
in Geneva with high hopes of
seeingan old-style New
seeing
England town meeting
p State Sen. lAIn Wilson, it
bright and conmrne,il I5litit-iilfl,
is as there, amid so is crc a bunch
of justifiably concerned mobile
home people, complaining
about recent county comaif
mission action.'. limmilting
not excluding
trailers from
the county.
But, according to the SJ)Ies.
Hie meeting tkgt'mwrmited into
nothing less thanmm shouting
' match by the citizens involved.
Newspaper accounts of the
commission's Vs oriL' and actions had appmirvntis tn'eni
unread, and the nn-ding turned
into mm blast agmum.st zoning
regulations in general
Now it is nice to think . (lfl
all be 1)mnn'l Boone's, striking
through the Cumnlwrlantl Gap
is nun nothing but In juiis and the
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In other ac- tasni rorineil empowered Terry, Jackson ,mn'l
Freeman to go to county banking un.xtituflnns to begin loan
and depository negotiations
Directed City Atty to prepare Utility Tax, Franehi'.'
Tax and Criminal ('ode Ordinances.
Fixed adjournment time for meetings at no later than
10 p m
Placed a five-day prior admission requirement to II'
city clerk on propased agenda items
Authorized Jackson to attend the next CAI.Nl
('zauncil of Lax-al Governments i meeting to determine wh..!
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BY JEAN PArrWj
Herald Staff Writer
E(ktie Wednesday any
I ogwoo4 merchant violating a
u,in on selling Phayboy. Out.
i'cnthouse, or any other
:ira'aztnc portraying nudity,
ssnIi be charged with a
ni iisdcmeanor
IMngwoi)tl Police Chief,
Wesley Dowell said his men
kiive'rt'-si orders to all merr.ints within the city limits
ms .) inforininiot tJ'senmu they
N.a'l until Aug 15 to 'clear then'
't n-s of all obscene ritatef-lal,"
I lo'aell said the, urit'r was
forcing the city's t- runu-ail
i-dc which states: At shall be
Iul't.iwful for iny person within
the corporate hmiuts of the City
to ethibit. sell or offer to sell
.111% pornographic book, picture
- ,r other thing."
t)oweII ijid he decided the
turia' had come to enforce the
"rthnmince, which was etudes)
''s 7, l%8. 'I anti here to
-Ihild the stanid.u'tjs tif the
'-uununity" he said 'A_s their
1s)Iide chief, the people of
I isnmwiocl have entrusted Inc to
it"ime what is -osce'ne.
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harold Jeihnss'ui and (hit' publicuk'fenckr appointed to re'pre'st'nnt
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'U', imictirt' '1 a wiinmu.sn in a
of undress that would
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It has Ix-en mydeep concern
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people of Longwood. -intl
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were ever established in
Longwoil, 'Kids learn fast
enough wnthuut having pictures
to show ihemu the way l'hey
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description and license mwmuutwr
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earl) evening thundershowers. slapped on L)lsmuke after
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Longwood. °Xe ire .0 different
breed of people working lucre
now," 'wict Kloskv, when asked
'atis' the
irnilnuimum-t' tad not
previously bes'vi enforced, "Wit
are concerned
for our
children.

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%Immrket in 1..inigw imid, C harles
Bruce', said Monday 1w dues not
believe the police' --hut-f has the
authority to establish his
[Inn's' imini 'he r't,-r liii not
personal standards for the
define which wxnu as,uld be
'.s hole cunununit'.
I believe the city council as consideredihacene the
a bully should make the -can-gent delivering the order
spelled out the rule verbally .
i"cisiun, not the chief. He
kw',nt establish the law, he
Police Chief Justus East Id
mien-Is 'marries it Out,'' said
the Altamonte Springs puIk-e'
Bruce
tieparumient, said he knew of rio
I don't sell dire books, but I
move to bun mmusgazuies 'sold it
hi
no alternmuve but to
It
ltjnnuuiitu bt,ukstanuis,
-.'.inmmpiy with the order I cant
ha.stu't cosine up," he said,
1
tusk h.iv trig a nimisdennemmur inn
was under the unipressiun that
mmny res.'orui," he 'iuiid.
nthity has riot vet beeti riud-il
Council CInuIrIIOIII Bill Kiosk,
ibacene
there has to be 1mm
sail the council had not to
a picture thmui nudity
M'U$3Cil the matter. but as
rhe Sminiforti deti-' tise
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A former Ohio National Guardsman present at the 1970 Kent Suite University shootings says
hi- uithess&amp;'d a c'almipus patrolman seize a gun from a photographer, then exclaim, 'My God, it's been fired!"
liii- former guard-snian Mirhin-1 fk'laney, said he saw
l'i-rrerau It. Normmian turn over the .38.-almbt'r revolver to 11w
patrolman Pso or three minutes miter a fusilla de of bullets
killed four students and wounded nine others.
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paiyssll'Ix- part of the rent-wed Justice Department
investigation of the shootings.
Whether Normnii's gun was fired has become a key point of
dispute.
Norman, who now works for the riot-trained special upe'r.
mitlons division of the District of Columbia police department,
has refused rormmient Ills attorney could not be reached In
st-s 'rid attempt.'. Monday night.
iX-lmnnt-y, who also works in Washington, said in an Interview that tie (lid not examine the gun himself but overheard
tlii patrolman who took It from Norman say instantly th at
the ii capon had been fired.
Although IX'lane&gt;- said he did not know the patrolmans
tmauic', the FBI has identified him as Harold Rice.
Oclane&gt;-'s account is similar to the report of a Little Rock,
Ark., newsman who also was at Kent State. The newsman.
I' red It, Ik'llninc, said he saw Norumian turn over the gun and
heard him say, 1 had to do it. They were trying to kill me
I)t'hlrine also said the campus policeman handed the pistol
to campus detective Thomas Kelley, who opened fixhe
.tnambt'r and exclaimed, "My God, he fired four shots, What
the hell do we do now?"
Kelley Nis denied making the steitenuien and
d declared last
I'tirsttii' , "The gun limo) not been fired
I -!lrins' said Monilmi) night that t-Lmni-y was present and
timid is itnt'ssed 11w encounter with Norman.
A former newsman, fX'lane)- said he was at the time is pub
lie information officer for the guard and had been arsigne'd to,
issue press credentials to newsmen covering the campus disturbmmnct's.
lie said he reluctantl)- issued credentials to Norman after a
Uflt% cr511) official told 1dm Norman '-had done some work for
the Fill."
I)elaney said the matter of the press credentials enabled
hum to recognize Norman at the encounter following lb'
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Councilman homer M. Gleason, was given responsibility
health, recreation and parks. with Mrs. [*1'ices [Ash,
I the only woman mnemt,'r of council biking charge, of police
and fire departments, John Norden got water and sewage,
San Pratt, got rowl.s, and Harry Terry got finance and
elections, as assignments were passed nut by the mayor

I he .Aif k', is-guI problems posed t, tt;' I.lru,4e4t
lou site will be debated by the county commission this
oftirnoon, with irwllt-atioris that a public hearing on the
iu.tttrr will be called.
('ornmnussioner Greg Drummond, in Tallahassee
14111) to discuss the Altamonte Springs sewer plant, has
uhmrnitted :s written recommendation on the clinis
!::'h Ii gil ity c.ununI wants to cell
The property donated by the county in 1955 on the
ornlitlon it be used for 'city purposes," currently holds
thi- city hail, fire i'uUSI' and police station
and
Iingwood clime, sparkplug for the present controversy
Drumnmond, in an Interview with The Herald before
his departure for Tallahassee, said he will recommend tlit'
iitmirnissioni 'cooperate with le'ngw-uod, but only if the
public wishes are taken Into account."
Drummond noted a petition with 70) signatures
protesting the city's plans to throw the health department
'.11 the land, and not make any provisions for its
i .'locat ion.
Assistant County Ally. Howard Marie-c' will report to
the commission late thus afternoon on his study if the let-Il
ni-sU'ictions and the intent of the board in donating the
bind to Longwood.
In other legal business today, the board prepared for
possible final passage next Tuesday the dog control and
building contractor's ordinances, and gave further
reviews to the proposed borrow pit and flood plain ordinances
('omiimnlsaioners had some last minute debate on the
dog control law, over designating who may determine
whether a dog is vicious and who may order the animal's
destruction.
e "b'I'- '''ard' i"
Ma.rsee, n
said due process ci Li requires ma i-nw.
to p 'vt'
ownership before a .1.g rna be dctroyed.
On the huldir.g rontrattir's ordinance, cornnnuissionn"rs will appoint a (Is t'-member evmnutning bosnil
to rule on all code violations, .ini) set a public hearing next
week to review nuriuinationi
As drafted. the nneasw" reqw.res licensed .ini) certilled contractors (or any building or structure that has 50
per cent permanent lou, but debated whether bridges,
shed.'., signs and other 'structures" should be included in
the ordinance
Man-see noted a recent state attorney general ruling
that occupational licenses and certificates of competency
from other counties must be a ct-pied.
'I he tough borrow put urdin.iuct', under discussion fur
nal months, isill require perunults by the owner of mifl
pi pert) where a burrow pit operation is planned, ("it'll
tIiiugh the owner may not be the operator or the hauler
The measure will allow emergency suspensions of
isitcntiaily dangerous borrow pits until the next regular
commnlission rnt'eting can examine the matter.
County staff noted that sonic 95 per cent of 0:4violations currently occur on iseekersis.
The ordinance defines i borrow pit as any dirt
removal in excess of 20 cubic '.ands from one piece of
property to another, and is ill be anuentled to include use of
public roads or large, single-parcel development, Mmirs&amp;'e
said.
Key to enforcement, he said, are provisions making
h.uult'ns liable if the) cannot prove they were shown an
operating permit.
Kxempted from the ordinance will be utilities,
building foundmitions, some drainage ditches and tdfldl.,
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eat such relatively cheap
things as hay and horse feed.
l':tic diets cost more. It will
ust $40, for example, to feed
three kiwi birds a Canadian
cjlrlcoctmon of earth sorins fret'
of l)t)T.
For panda ruffage, each gets
a 154o 20-pound portion of fresh
bamboo,
which
thrives
throughout the capital area.
The bamboo itself is free, but
the zoo pays for cutting crews
and testing for lead con.
tanuimnation
hlsing-Ilsing, the male,
ghs 2 pounds, adding 155
ix-tirxis on stateside cooking.
l.ing-l.ing, the female, is
shhititb older and has gained
t('i IUfld3 to 240, since arriving
frutti China.
'I he concern over is ht'tht'r t
p.tir ,,sill have cubs
sib
,Aould be i Western zOoloI Ii
first
is focused for noss
Ilsing-tising's size and ego
Nature says he should hi
larger of the pair. Until that dl)
I 011w-c, says a zoo spokesman.
the pair will be kept apart it,
avoid the possibility of fi-itiale
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in' omnue wouiil to necessary to make the city eligihle for
federal revenue sharing funds, Freeman said.
The mayor was directed to take applications for the
city's planner, engineer and accountant and to report ban-k at
the next meeting the second Monday in September.

A talked-about three wills all valoremo tax, based on 1971
rolls would ninisi' an cstluumt.'iI $2'i,9',11 limit would iii' ('1115Cr tO
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'lime temmiporiir)- (ounriI'nrnm dm041 mayor. all 10(111 freshinert politicians then basked in IIlplfIuSe that swept though
the filled I.nke Mary Volu:mt.-er Fire f)"p.rtnnent faceting
roomni, used aiii a ti'mnporarv site tori ity IniInrq.
Tax questions aros..' quickly at the meeting, with several
residents requesting information on a possible ad valorem
tax lily Atty. Toni F'reemnan replied that no tax was possible
this %ear because of the date, and if the city wanted such a
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Mdry Defies Sanford Land Claim

Like Mary, In ii first counc il itiecting Monday 'ilnce
henitning the seventh irwi'rprrateI fliuflhi'lInilIt In Seinirmlq'
County. iiiaile no l)ot1e about It
all land inside the IIinIt
set by the 1973 State legislature is theirs
During the course of the hour 11041 one-half Inaugural
nn-ettng, Tt'Hiporirv Mayor I)un Jfl('k%(lfl told it
audIence that he riinsiih-rs so-called i inti'sti-il lanil'' by
the
city ofSanhord to be a(quall). I. ,)art (i f t1le new ,it y
"The bill ito allow thly Lake Mary IncorIsiriltion
referendum i s as passed hthm. !'gislature and the
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Some
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dossnright indignant if their gift
srappings aren't as neat and
pretts after the inspection ;is
the'., were before.
Sonmietinies the elet trini
eve" which looks ocr
passengers as they pass
through the gate picks p
goodies that aren't secunt)
threat..c but are embarrassing to
t;&amp;- p,isci-ngers
h-'ir instance, Playboy Club
redit cards, because they are
.ilumnmnum, are spied by the
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)Ising-Hsing and Ling.Ltng, a
diet of rice gruel, minerals and
honey.
The alm must have side
dishes of carrots, the finest ap.
pIes sweet pota toes, milk bone
dog biscwt.s and a sort of moist
dog food
The zoo projects the pandas
food bill for this year at $3 969
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their home to transplant it In his own me intxrr, wcurit) inspectors carry two baseball biita to
p ass engers
and
Alnk* ° he could start a Little
have discovered
belongings be screened, a whole lawn'
Any metalltc object 15 IA%gUe then' had to leave Meat
Every day is an adventure in
Vista tas tx,n i- fiCne j
discovery for airline securit) silhouetted by the ee —from behind
airline security inspectors
people.
tiuI U)C 300 nas its toil gum viTappers 10 girWe
One inspector reached in a
valise and came up with a hangups, too. The guards stays and wire uplift bra,
handful c-f snakes. Another complain, for example, that
A United Air Lines Inspector
thought he had found a revolver perhaps the toughest chore
was
ahout to reach into a
but it turned out to be a water face is rewrapptng gifts and
pa.ssenger's flight Iu hen the
after
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have
gun
And
ho
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the
other
geegaws
squirt
Stopped hun
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inspected ttWfll.
Kathy Fain, a United and
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unobtainable in some areas.

continued siorldaide shortages and record prices,
Hut the biggest bombshell of the week sas the
statement by th e Agriculture Department that food prices
may rise as much as 18 to fl per cent this year over last.
The biggest jump on record was 21.3 per cent in 17.
Thu' department had announced it expected Americans
to spend a bout 1135 billion on food this year, compared to
$125 billion last year.
Hut i 20 per cent lriCTCSC isould take it closer to $
billion.
In rounded numbers this translates to $125 more spent
(in food thIs year by every man. wan and child
the
United States or$SoO for the average family of four.
The government acknowledges that at least 2 per cent,
or half a billion dollars, of the increase is directly attributable to the scarcity caused by a sudden boom in
export of U.S. f)
Nonoveiient estimators place the figure conciderably higher. They assert almost the entire explosion
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heanngs are uncovering a kit of
stuff and things, talk to
members of the security force
uPk) peer through the baggage
and hand-carried luggage of
airline passengers.
F.VCI
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governri4'nt ,

"The issue here is starkly
simple: will the presidency be
allowed to continue to function" the brief concluded,
The White House bnef was
primarily the work of Charles
Alan Wright, professor of constltutlonal law at the L'nlversit)
of Texas, who is acting as a
special consultant to the Presi.
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Cox isill argue the case for
the prosecutor's office.
Eventually the case is expected to reach the Supreme
Cain-i for consideration.
As solicitor general during
the Krnned and Johnson adImnistrations , (ox argued
ficillevs of casirs before the high
court,
Also pending before Sinca is
a civil suit filed Last Thursda)

Li) the Senate Watergate cornmillet' which also asked for a
court judgement enforcing tiso
subpoenas it issued demanding
tapes and documents.
Nixon refused to comply lAith
either of them
In another development over
the weekend:
The Christian Science Momtar said a poll of 196 congress
mien iuod that the vast n..
jon-it) believe that Preridert
\:xon's historical image willbe
permanently scarred by
Vi .tergate affair, even if he had
ShortageoLIthing to do with .
polled, 157 said they felt
Watergate will hurt Nixon"-

J. Sirica,
The fanner U.S. sohcitorgenera) who heads the criminal investigation of the Watergate
scandal issued a subpoena July
ZI, demanding the President
produce tapes of nine conversalions and documents.
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Su'lca he would not turn over
t
tapes, the specialprosecutor asked Sirmc;i to order the
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                    <text>—The Sanford Herald_ Thursday, Aug. 30, 1973

Lin Piao Accused

Inf lation Causes Garden Increase,

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inflation has really htwn ieeply.
own food and
Mrs. Hodges reckons to spend
about $30 a week on food. "We
used to have roast beef every
Sunday," she says. "When it
got too dear, we turned to
chlcke, and pork but now even
that is too expensive."
A three-pound piece of beef,
that traditional ingredient of
the British Sunday lunch, now
costs $5.50.
With best lean bacon at $1.25
a pound, the family has
reluctantly changed to the
cheaper and less appetizing
"streaky" bacon,
Vie prices of salAd greens
and other vegetables, once almost giveaways In British
stores, have also shot up !ind
Hodges wants to start growing
his own.
He has a small garden, so he
applied for an "Allotment" — a
form of suburban strip farming
with sinail plots of land leased

PERFECT PERSON

Mary Jane, why
are you so tidy?

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IOCUI Councils. But now suburb. It is owned by the local
Inflation means to them that
there Ia a big saving In growing borough.
luxuries
are the first to go. Teryour
everyone
When they moved there In ry and June haven't had a night
wants an allotment, so Hodges September 1970 the rent PIUS k). out together since their wedhas to go on a waiting list.
cal taxes amounted to $10.40 a ding anniversary last August.
Price hikes have also been week. In 1972 this was increased They even brew their own
beer
hitting clothes, particularly or to $12.75 and now it is $16.75.
azad
roll
their
own
cigarettes.
the children. Mrs. Hodges
House prices have doubled,
hopes to save up enough to buy even trebled, in recent years
The Hodges have two weeks
a new sewing machine and and the average cost of a home
of
vacation coming up
make them herself
in the area where the Hodges
, We won't be going
Hodges bought a pair of shoes live Is about $25,000. But for the
a couple of years ago for $5. He Hodges owning a home is out of says Hodges. "We'll Just take
the kids out for clays at the
said he went to buy some the question,
seaside"
.
recently and found the cheapest
were $11.25 and any worth
having would have cost $17 to
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He has bought two suits since
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ago.
"If I bought another one now
it wouldhave to be on ca—, dit and
iiiiiiiiiiim
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or so overtime each week to
cover the (wL Its just im.
possible," he says.
The Hodges family lives in
the upper half of a rented house
in Colliers Row, a working class

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65th Year, No 31u
Price 10 Cents

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overly abundant supply of beef
on hand.
By THE ASSOCiATED PRESS
Presently The Herald's
O.G. Robertson, meat buyer
Many Florida newspaper c-dl-- p05111611 6 nLuble and Will for Schwegmann's Gentilly
tors say a critical newsprint Continue to publish under the store in New Orleans, which
shortage is forcing them to take present policy and format, bills itself as the world's largest
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V:MI6 IUUUVl 1UIII supermarket, said, "I have
the size of their newspapers Glelow.
p'enty of meat and I have some
such as omitting regular
"However, provisions are red hot prices for Labor Day."
features, cutting down on news being taken to implement
Robertson said, top and,,
space and imiting advertising, similar measures such
other papers ate taking in the tom round steak was selling this •
weekend
$1.49
a pwnd, 30
rvent ttw rwwxrint stupplies cents
lessatUwa
UK
,Ode* v
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Case Seeks
The Jackson County Floridan recent
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prices have slacked a
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has had
id
Pend Publication of iLs Monday little," Robertson said, alNewsprint
though he claimed he was makaftermon editions.

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INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMEN
200W. First St.
Sanford
Ph. 322.1611
"An Equal Opportunity
Lender"
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FROM THE MAILBAG.
you would enjoythis
and so I wanted to share it with
you. I received a gift frorn an
Ohio visitor last week and found
some of the contents broken. So.
I' returned it since it was insured.
"I't was at the claims
departmet1t we noted th2
postmark! Talk about fail
mall. . go to Ohio If you want
your snail to get tl'rough fast."
The letter was signed by
Dave Harrison.
Most interesting. . .here It
was the third week in August
and yet the cancelled postage
stamp had the date of Sept. 7,
'73. . more than two weeks

George

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"It is m ple
1 asure tore t
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personnel, whose names I
learned this morning. Bob,,
believed, are former N
Navy
men which ikI) account
partially for thetr (me attitudes
toward the public.
I'lloth men are most
cooperative. efficient. and
CHEERFUL!
BOB lk)iA1EIt always has a .J smite, or some friendly cornnient to make, which doesn't
interfere with the speed of his
perfonnance. lie can take care
ofalong line inno tinve flat and,
to some degree, is penalized for
this because I've noticed, on my
daily mail runs, more people
seem to head In his direction,
especially the "regulars" like
me.
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corduroy in snappy solid
colors. Your best bet for
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several occasions, gone out of
Ids way to help m isc in situations •:which he could easily have
s loughed oft" or by -pa ssed .
Again It Is a pleasure to go to
his window. He doesn't seem to
mind helping anyone when he
can.
'Perhaps there Li hope for
the imsial service after all.
li4ll if t'itiit 111111 like
tImec two can be hired "

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Labor Veyp.ciotl W.ve
marked these 900d.19clming
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OPEN DAILYV;00 TOfi.-oo
CLOSED SUtiDAyS

WASHINGTON (AP) —
Sen. Clifford P. CIU, R
N.J., asked today for i
Senate csmnlItee In.
vctigaUou
of
the
newsprint shortage.
In a letter to Sen. Warren
G. Magnuson, fl-Wash.,
chairman of the Senate
¶ornmerce Committee,
(use said th e inquiry
should explure thc. cause of
the shortage, avenues of
errea was
which the federal governmeat might assist.
Ciise said six New Jersey
weekly
is cv, ipaperi
already have ceased
publication and others are
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A PROPOSAL by the Cost of Living Council
would limitsalary increases for top business

executives to 5.5 per cent. (Page 113)
A JURY begins deliberations in the
Gainesville Eight case nearly five Weeks after

the conspiracy trial began. (Page

5A)

I1AI30I1 DAY WEEKEND MOTORISTS

will

find some service stations closed, either for

MIX).
Mrs. Davis, 34, told deputy
Ron Pritchard that she was at

lack of fuel cr in protest over the governmerit's extending of Its retail price freeze on
gasoline. (Page 1B)
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Calendar .............3A hospital notes
Church News .........2A Public notices ...... 5A, 7A
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HERALD: Yes, you were apprehended by authorities, as
they say, onJuh 17 Do)ourememberanythlngaboutlt"
MAYOR: I'll say. I was running in my yard, like always.
hen
this truck pulled up and this man, who Ilater found out
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"as Mr. Martin, told me it was time to get In He said
somethJug about biting people.
HERALD: Did he read you your constitutional righLs!
MA'oK That only happens on television. And besides,
I'm just a dog
HERALD: Yeah, you've got a point there. Listen,
Mayor, a lot of people are all upset over th is. Have you
thought about what might have happened. I mean, why did
you do it?
MAYOR: Why did I do what?
HERALD: All those bad things.
MAYOR: What bad thhmgs'
HERALD: Biting people, and chasing people, and
terrorizing people. Stuff like that.
MAYOR: it seemed like a good idea at the time. I mean.
what's a dog suppposed to do? Those people were on my
territory.
IIERAi.D: You sound like you've been reading Konrad
tirenz:; book 'On Aggression.'
MAYOR: Is that something to eat?
ll1RALD: Not exactly it's a book that started off a
hij1 school of animal psychology, and
showed how people
can learn about themselves by studying animals. For In.
stance, you said you bite people because they come on your

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mocning 71 and there was 19 Of
7
Inch of rain yesterday.
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Partly cloudy to cloudy ,
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through Saturday with mainly
afternoon and evening thun,!,
dershowers likely 1Gth1Y and
decreasing some S'aturday.
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Highs mid ôOz to lower 9(. '4Et.
Lows tonight mostly around
MI'. itii
mid los
'hat I i,;hi
Tropical Morin Christine
cruised the Atlantic Ocean
todi'y with winds of up to 60
miles an hour. It was centered
slightly over 9( miles east

Southeast of Barbados.

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MAYOR: OK, I guess. Did you bring me somethi.ir to

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(Herald Photo by Jean
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(Editor's Note: County commissioners Tuesday are set
to pronounce a death sentence on Mayor, an 11-year -old
Cocker Spaniel mutt convicted o biting several people ha the
South Seminole Druid Huh neighborhood. With a public
outcry being raised, many stories have appeared with the
views of cununissloners, Sheriff John Polk, pound officer
Sam Martin, private citizens, and Mayor's owne r, 'iialcomn
Altman. The Herald th ought IL abmiit Ume someone talked in
Mayor $ U, a
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A youth armed with a pistol
held up the Shop and Go store,
SR 431, Forest City, late
Thursday and escaped with an
undetermined amount of cash
according to sheriff's deputies,
Sue Moucly, 27, of Plymouth,
told sheriff's deputies a short
man about 16-18 years old with
shoulder-length blond hair
pointed a pistol at hcr and said,
"Open the register and give me
the money."
The clerk said she emptied
the register and the you th (led
through the rear of the s ore.
In other reports deputies siikl
someone broke into Mrs. Karen
Davis' hou4e n 1)' -lii Road and
stole stereo equipment worth

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weight in gold during these
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problems. The National Weather Service
forecasts no relief from the heat imtil af ter the
Labor Day weekend (Page IB)

With school days right around
the corner, it's a relief to,be
adviseld that smallpox has tKen
decl ared , i , ,)', ea d
Wmre.
5p K
%estern ,Hemisphere.
A..eom ding to Dr. Joseph
Jdillar. director of the Bureau of
'itnte Services at the National
Center for Disease Control, oily
Brazil Is the last stronghold of
smallpox in the Americas.

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burg Times and Ing no profit at cuff ent levels.
Evening Independent have cut
Several Dallas stores saul
St. Peters
their news
columns by 35 per
tha'
livestock prices
cent and a&amp;ertishig 31mce by
at wholesate markets htuild fit25 per cent.
(Sr down to the Co.lsurner
The Fort Myers News-Press soon—perhaps even before the
has sent a letter to subscriber,
Sept. 12 expiratIon of the beef
saying It is forced to cia.. ceiling
continue mailing subscrinfons
Lloyd Burleson, man ager of
cutside the Immediate circula- Gerald s Meat Market said,
lion area after Friday.
Were In a waiting period
The Pensacola News and The
There may be drop in the beet
lknsacoln Journal are cutting I've been getting out of Dendown the size of their comic
ver—but it's hard to say.
section and have warned sports
IM'I
The high price of beef
fans they will provide baseball
caused some problems for the
permits.
"We are cutting down Ofl the
unman
sizeof the papers, but I'm determined this paper pinch won't
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the quali
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Navajo Indian tribe of Window and noniumlly attracts more Nelson I)te, ho is in charge of able to help out," Dee added.
Associated Press Writer
Rock, Ariz, The tribe throws a than 100,000 persons.
the 1973 fair which starts Sept. "Consequently, the tribe huts
Consumers stocking up for free barbecue for visitors and
"Normally, beef Is donated S. "But the steers ore worth so been forced to purchase the
time Labor Day weekend found reservation r"sI:lents each year by area ranchers," said John much that this year, no one was beef and slaughter It."
enty of beef in the stores for a
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4Happiness is Beating High Prices.
damper on plans for holiday
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picnics and baibecucs inome
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dogs,' said Mrs. John Oswald
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plans for a holiday picnic. She
and Patrick GlaveyofClear.
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selves a whole steer 14
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changed to chicken because the
Seminole Turf Club's "beat
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of the poultry declined
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An Ascciated Pres. survey 't :'4ij
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fries and hot fudge sundaes
and never get a pimple.
Mary Janet psss thruugh
ugh school in a swirl of chiffon aria sugar plums. They
are always se1f'csaured.
Mary Janes go on to b
pr.'cident of their college
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Only after his efforts wete frustrated did Lin
grudgingly accept Mao's line, Chou said. Apparently the
setback rankled, for "in spite of the admonishments,
rebuffs and efforts to save him by Mao and the Central
Committee," he began plotting against Mao's life, Chou
said.

Dampened By High Prices

Get You Down!

9IICNOcR5 9A.M.TO6'

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He said that Lin and Chen portrayed the situation as a
fight between the Socialist system and the backward
productive system, a view Chen had held since the 8th
party congress in 1956.

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stitution as Mao's successor, attempted with Chen to put
through n draft in the 1969 9th party congress which
would have negated Mao's line that the major struggle
in China was between the proleteriat and the
bourgeoisie.

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Mary Jane and her countercounter.
parts have mystified me for
years.
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twes, Mary Janes don't
sweat. They don't C% per.
spire.
MwY Janes twve nalls ftt
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policy speech to the 10th Chinese Communist party
congress released today, said Defense Minister Lin Piao
attempted to assassinate Communist party Chairman
Mao Tse-tung before dying In a plane crash In 1971.
Making his first public official disclosure of the events
which led to the death of Mao's heir-designate, Chou told
the congress on Aug 24 that Lin, a military hero, plotted
not one but two coups, the first during the second
plenary session of the nth Central Committee In August
1970, and the second in March 1971.

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assassinate our great leader, Chairman Mao, and set up
a rival central committee," Chou said.
Five days later, on Sept. 13, "after his conspiracy had
collapsed, Lin Piao surreptitiously boarded a plane, flei
as a defector to the Soviet revisionists in betrayal of the
party and country and died in a crash in Undur Khan in
the People's Republic of Mongolia," Chou continued.
The text of Chou's speech, approved by the congress
on Aug. 28, was distributed by the official Hsinhua news
agency and monitored in Tokyo.
The five-day party congress, which wound up Aug. 28,
condemned Lin and Mao's longtime friend and former
private secretary, Chen Pota, described as linked to the
coup, and posthumously read the shy former marshal
out of the party and all his *posts.
Chou said that Lin, though twined in the putty uii-

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Ilia Chi and honor students, all
Copley News Service
at the sametimi'
All these people in RinsoThey graduate with a dlwhite trousers and slacks are ploma in one hand and a dinraising my Mary Jane Mar- mond on the other.
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Mary janes get timir plc.
Ytpl know Mary Jane. We
ture in the N-tw Yt.rk T11nc5
an do - except the folk in when they marry rich, and
white,
never have to worry about
Mary Jane is that perfect
money ;imamn
persti. She could put on her
Mmy Jant, live in lovely
LZ 4-;hi hikz, slide u(o the
iimcs, have 2.3 children,
front seat of her car and
ne 'er have to push and shove
know, in her heart. she would
to get to bargain sale tables
not sit or the residue of last and don't have bail breath.
night's banana spilt from the
Mary JWCS are impervious
Tastl-Freeie.
to
middle-age spread and
I first met Mary Jane incrow
s feet.
first grade. Unfortunately.
They
ne;er have hangoy.
I've been running Into her
ers,
hangnails
or hemor.
ever since.
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had longcorkscrew curls. She
tunny
noses or socially disalways got two p011115 high
gm
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table manners Their
thanitdoneveryexflmaod
soms
keep
their knees in
could spell "hon')r."
jxtnis
and
thcir daughters
me could break her arm
never
dribble
Popsicle GIl
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aggrer.the instincts He says all animals, including people,
are likely toget aggressive when they get overcrowd ed,
MAYOR. fie may bove sonething tho-re. I dMInt bite
anyone until about thmv ye2rs ago, U that milkman is telliag
the truth. nere sure are a lot of people maving Into Seminige
County these days
lIE R.JJ). That's rems kabte. I didn t know you knew
yo lh-'d in emtnote County.
MAYOR: I didn't until the county caine out and in.
traduced itself
HERALD: Mr. Martin says you've be haved since you
arrived at the pound.
MAYOR: Why shouldn't I be?
HERALD: O1flC people sort of expect you to keep or:
biting, i you're really vicious.
MAYOR: flood heavens! I Lope they are rending Mr

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most of which he writes him-

a.m. to 5 p.m., Sanford Plaza.

lS4nan special team set
Thursday to Investigate this
case," King said.
Sept. 4
Sanford Lions
The ABC robbery eft

Glenn N. Wright, Deltona

Katherine Trier
Dorothy McGhee
Mrs. IlLutsell (Gwendol3m)
Davis and boy

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hiram Vines Hobby

Kathryn Lee

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and ready for release.
opens
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the Sandbkr I.Amnge
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farewell to the underworld of both folk, and country and
drug raids and 'thopper'-dding western," he explained. 4-Itts
lAkers and the ir tough 'mom- something like the style of
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meeting,
noon, Sanford Civic
Red
Bug
was
"ailed
for
7
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HERALD What do
Wed- Church of Jesus C'irist of
Center;
sack lunch and
flood,
$15,000
was
allocated
nesday,
After
the
meeting
more
Latter-day
Saints
(Mormon),
mean"
10
am
un
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and
$25,000
budget
work
sessions
are
a
MAYOR 1'vegottotect from general f
in to8pm
p.m., next toEckerd's progr
from revenue sharing.
schedule&amp;
Council deleted $30,000 for
Monday's regular board
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us nesi an
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streets
east
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has been cancelled.
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MAYOR' Wouldn't It

Laura L. Scl~enck

negistration for rive of the Wv1C*S cOnIW*d at 1 1 a=.as music sm,ne.
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will be Wed- the church iowa support and
"I'm Here, God's Here-Now
nesday at the church.
loyaky to church school
We
Con Start," the new Carand 5; .cachet s and shidt-Tit-A. .Students.3' d will receive certjfIcatP5 of mit-had-Kaiser musical, will
older childrea, grades 4-8, will promotion aed teadws
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deed was executed from Mrs. officials.
will come home to voost" when Martha
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HERAIM:
85 by 150 foot lot on M agi iol ia as the state energy Collunittee
projects after they are accom.
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you mad? Is that why you bit pl
bad fiscal for a house which has also been met hi Tallahassee to discuss a L
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"This
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looming energy crisis, lasted Ir - 7 .71. - 7J
practices" he said.

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Society, 8 p.m., Food Fair
Ttuee Orlando men werc and James McCaskill, 23, both
Songwriter3 Guild, monthly shopping center, Park and 25M,
arrested early today in con. of 707 W. Jefferson St., and Otis
nection with the robbery and Williaim, 23. of 1487 Merey
.M., First Sanford. Everyone welcome.
MAYOR: Really? Am I shooting spree at the ABC Drive, have been charged with Federal Savings and Lown,
HERALD: Do they ever
gol
"Boating" U.S. Power
.I pick on you?
Lounge on Silver Star Road, armed robbery and are being Edgewater Drive, College
HERALD: A lot of people
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SJC 1m; (12 weeks
ond
each.
ParkProfessional
and
nonWednesday night, according to held in lieu of sZ,000 bl
MAYOR: They never bmg would like to know the answer
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7:30-9:30,
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arrest came within 24 professional songwriter3 Inme anything to eat, 11 that's to that, old buddy. 'Bye.
recording
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hours of the crime as a result of
spokesman Richard King.
!what you mean.
MAYOR: 'Bye.
and
quarterly song contest.
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Makers Quarter Sunday at the I the church. A&amp;ALiting in the College In Chattanooga, Tenn..
blic is choir program are Miss Bar. and full-time evangelist. will be
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speakimg and singing at a
invited to sear ttie 'qu,rtet beta Ros-zell, Mrs Charles E
Labor of Love" revival
witness in song and testimony. Davis, Jr., Miss Paula Fogg!n,
Monday
at
Thr group is composed of Mr.i. Miss Sarah Mercer, Mrs. B, B. beginning
Diana Harvey, Mrs. Jan Ryan, Miss Cathy Ccsmto, and Casselberry Baptist Church,

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Part1l costs for two projects ltnid and bridge funds were
-thepublic works buildlng and designated for the 1l1,00i)
pavIng of Crystal Howl Circle
the Melody Lane property
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Ray Opens At Sandbar

FPL official Scott Burns said
you mad7 Wouldn't you try to
Councilmen decided to
YOU do it'
the limb fell on power lines near
$20,IX)O of the public works
bite th em?
er usiness, CouncilMAYOR: I already sold
IIERAtl;: You may have building cost in the 1974 budget mail Tom
Idyllwilde School and residents
S reco- reported hearing a loud exthose peop1 were on ray something there.
and the remaining $is000 In men on
e recen
And when my
lerritor
tJY plosion near the Rand Siding
1975. T.
Iwy also voted to pay
MAYOR:
I
thought
a
month
you
mistress wn alive
substation.
PPrOvruhe$85
asoo from general fus
Intshl appreciate my point of
or
rs of the board be cut .
getting too elobe to her, and
POO
from
revenue
amring
f,;tr
to
iiuuCt
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leaning towards her, and view,
the $20000 property with
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Yes
Mayor.
if
received
support
only
froin
reaching out to tourb her. I
balance
deferred
over
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Councilman John Zgcco before
relilly bad to work to keep the county decides to let you g
years.
fill
home,
what
will
you
do?
(* them away from her.
August 31
MAYOR: I'll go back to
HERAI-D: Yes, some of
For
the
$40,000
second
fire
Aspecial
city
council
meeting
work.
Rummage and bake sale by
thosepeoplespoke at&gt;our trial
station to be built on

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round, enjoying the music and "So ldedded to give the singing grew So did the artist's urge to
relaxation after long hours on a full-time try. I'm like that," express himself, until he
was
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Washington metropolitan area, Daryl Ray would hang up hl.s
Music was bom in
From
where an air pollution alert gun, reach for his guitar, and with the Sheriff's Department, the time he was big enough to
continued for the seventh sing. Many of his colleagues but I became saturated with hold a guiUr he was picking
and their friends would g;.Iher law enforcement," said Ray. one. As his experience of life
straight day.

within $43,000 of balancing half.
accounta for the new year.

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Yes wetivetna "noisy age,"but God has aiwa s-en
"adtly enough or loudly enough" for us to pay atknilo,n if 40
we want to hear. Let there be a time each day Jr. your Ufe
when you list en to the voice of God

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Mary Thompson, Mrs. Marie Terpening.

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ation improves. The shutdewn a welcome respitc, with the I strong enough and the hW
The New York State Power came after ii employes at the p temperature there hitting pressure system just builds up
Pool for a third day reduced .station became III because of 76 dmees
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instead of In th~! 90i araln," Mayer
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Mary Jane-Hawkins, Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace,

and be 0clous Juit for the sake

eternzil life? Did not N'tcodemus worider at the truth of being

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Patrica Offenburger, Mrs Joyce Myers, Miss
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Now that the building is

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normal

mino said, noting that the hot
"You get some cooler low.
District of Columbia officials weather ,Lsualiy makes chronic pressure sysem
mov
water con- closed a vehicle Inspection sta. illness worse
through It occasiona lly, but the

seated left to right Mrs Ethel M Pasternack,
ft N -instructor, Mrs Patricia McDonald, Mrs

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received the knowledge of the truth there remAineth no
sacrifi ce for our sins." A modern theologian puts it this way.
You can", have just an opinion of Christ after you have rriet

what we hear.

enish reservoirs being drained cor&amp;Jerd

river water

lies said voluntary consumer
cutbacks had slightly eased the

CASSEIMERHY - The city

gnite that once we hear, we must

Both principals are very principal of the church
enthusiallc about their new elementary school.

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T hursda y night arid dedicat ed the new nursing
facility. Graduating class and instructors are

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ultimately destroy our security. Idstice, freedont, and hurahn enrolled at FLA with tile
J. D. Bledsoe, with a Master mechanical (electricity, was able to give a more com.
Our false patriotlszn causes us rights ... let
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SPUk for possibility of more at the end Of Degree In Music, will Join the junthing and refrigeration), plete outline of his currIculurn
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RonaldFotasad4jedftyenw £ricei th aMasterlflg&amp;..kj4retarlal sciences and the same aching methods,
_ is a graduate of metalwork. Frain the Fyesb- such as renaming cbmwooms
:11mclien - to his staff this year- EngllitL
Three are graduates of Andrews University, Berrien man year on through the
Senior as pods and having a central
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students
in
then
courses media in the new school are
But let eseb %)me test his
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and,
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the
patterned after the new public
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work.
and
then
bis
reason
waters, for you will find It
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it, boast will be in birnielt
cooperatlonoftaislnessesin
th
e school on Sand Land Road
many days.
Lcd
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area,
get
an
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training.
Presently there are 317
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Let us not pray for lighter
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The teachers and their families
Lebanese writer and backs.
ftoger Babson,
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werelnthcfrontfivepewsand area and is well qualified. He
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staffsofbn
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fervent prayer, Christian admonition
d a discipline which gives
attention to th e 'n1rit side of life
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truth and d eleting cthers We must ask tn all humility what ls
God's Will and way as revealed in all sources for any given

According to the registrar Miami Academy. His wile will concerned with tradeL Power City.
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But, if we would hear, we must hear carefully. Many
terrible things have been done 'in the name of the Lmd.1'
Far too oft en we listen to self and call it God. To keep our
conscience, o needs, ndourchaUee1n perspective God

New Facilities

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The water emergency was hot weather combined with as earlier this week. But high
Press Writer
declared in New York when fumv's from Idling automobile humidity continued
East Coast and Midwestern water pressure dropped dart. engines.
Ille National Weather Ser.
cities beset by a sweltering heat gerously low in many areas.
vice forecast no over-all rellef
Health officials In New York
wave today face water shor- The city was reported gulping said the heat wave was partly to from the heat %ave until at
tages and continuing electric water at a rate of more than 2.1 blame for an increase In Lhe Icast next Tueida , largely
power problems The Natlr'nal bllIcn gallons daily, compared city's
death rate
because cool air from western
Weather Service forecast. no
with 14 billion gall ons on a
Health Commissioner Joseph Canada was being held back by
relief from the heat until after
normal summer day.
A Cimino said 150 people died stagnant air masses
thi. Labor Day weekend.
Philadelphia, Water Corn- Sunday, 250 cued Monday and
John Mayer, the weather
missioner Carmvn
Guarino 300 died Tuesday lie sa id a fig- service's chief meteorologist to
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man can look need in the face for long and not hear God
saying "go, do, be." Godspeaks through challenges. In thz
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listening I think listenlI

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Isouthern MI."onary College, In SpriW, Mich. Dan Weathcrall teachers, new curriculums and
respect for law registers a buneb 15 not necessarily the
Collegedale, Tenn.
graduate of Union College in especially In the case of Bob
dishonor in our national capital best policy."
%thu
has
a
Lincoln,
Neb. with a degree in Skcgg_s, principal of Uie new
Douglas
tla.,m,
Declaring iat "the church
that brings embarrassment to
FORESTCrrY-ForcstLake hasbclor of Science degree In school administration, will elementary school 'i SZIflC
us ill~
must speak
an ethics to help Ack,dtmy and Forest Lahe Industrial Education and serve as cufficulwn advisor. Lake Road. Ile said it will
moral
a newout
But he stressed that "evil create
climate," Church School are beginning minored in religion, will teach
probably
be
completed
the year with new curriculums subjects In the new career claw
This
year,
with
the
comsometime
during
October.
-"That the church re- new faculty members and new
Washington or Chappaquiddick
pertaining to vocational trades. pletion of a new building for
The new elementary school,
without the approval of hosts of examim Its own adminit-1rative facilities.
Students
and
Stephen Patrick, with Industrial Arts, the Academy now being completed Is the
people nationwide. When we procedures to be certain they teachers of the Adventist
previous teaching experience In will Ini tiate a different phase of combined result of funding by
hea the arguments ,the end vWate neither the spirit nor the
Schools
met
In
the
academ
y other Seventh-Day Adventist Educatiom It is to be called the adventists
Churches
In
;tilk. the means,' too many letter of the law,
gymnasium Sunday for a get schools, has degrees to history Career Development Center Altamonte Springs,
Winter
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the
djurch
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acquainted
session.
of us nod our heads in approval.
and education irom the Greater and deals primarily in courses Springs, Longwwd and Foreit
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heritage," recalling that will invade the neighborhood
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corruption."
destroyer. These evils are not in
distant
places. We have an
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far out of kilter with ~mr uncomfortable feeling that
nation's spiritual and ethical wiretapping, forgery am felony

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drug
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Florida United Methodist, I
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weekly ne na per.
aiwi failure .0 strongly
"The textbook for our times vestigate violators in high
s.iould be the Bible and our code places uses us to wonder
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President Mnk
President Nixon's vigorous statement of
position on the 1963 bombing of Cambodia before
the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in New
I)rleans and again at a press conference in San
Clemente reminds us all that there are two sides
to all questions, and that we have been hearing
mostiy one on this subject.
As commander in chief of the armed forces,
President Nixon took full responsibility for ordering the tactical bombing. His reasons cannot
be faulted. The bombing saved the lives of
Americans threatened by some 40,000 North
Vietaamese aggressors using Cambodia as a
sanctuary. The Presidcnt, speaking from
unassailable experience, also
tha t the
bombing brought the Communists to the truce
table in Paris sooner than they would otherwise
have come.
Perhaps the most telling assertion by the
President is the sta tement that if he had it to do
l over again, he would conthet that particular
episode in exactly the same manner. Retrospect
&amp;ways gives broader views and sober
Judgments. Critics now ha ve to argue that the
sang of American lives is not preferable to
bombing of the enemy.
Apart from that, the other principal ISSII('
W clittic 'Ieuij4ij1
opera ti on. Yet the bombing was no secret to the
chief of state, Prince Shanouk, who asked for It
and even invited President Nixon to visit him
while it was in progress. It was no secret to the
Communist aggressors from North Vietnam who
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been forced to oppose it publicly. By the same
by Jack Anderiicn and Les Whitten
token, Russia and Communist China would have
been forced to take public positions against the
WASHINGTON
When Alexander Butterfield, who '
former White House chief of exposed the White House
United States and perhaps offer more aid to the
staff H. R. Haldeman went tapes and Is now federal
Communists of Indochina. The President's
before the Senate Watergate
subsequent trips to Peking and Moscow might
aviation administrator.
committee
for his three days
Nuclear IIack? Unguaha ve been called off.
ng,
the
gentle
Biblical
ed fuel piles for nuclear '
So far as the American people are conadvice of his Baptist barber power plants soon may be
cerned, we are not numbered among those who
still rang in his ears.
tapped by sneak thieves or
believe that our wars should be fought down to
The haughty Haldeman raided by armed gangs for
wanted to look hi s best for the precious radioactive
the last shot in the news media or on the floors of
the
TV cameras. So on Sun- material needed to make
Congress.
day, the day before he bootleg
A-bombs.
testified, he asked his old
Legitimate fears of such
friend Jack Allen, a barber raids by
News Analysis
Mafia, terrorists
at the House of Representa- or po!iticlthe
adventurers ber4t
lives,
to shape the famous on blackmail or destruction
Haldeman "butch" haircut.
were dqtailed earlier In this 1
Allen takes pride in his column from a confidential
Chou
A
w
haircuts (nr fhø mtnki. u...
uugadutiun report.
his
deeper devotion is to his Besides sounding a warning,
By WIWAM L RYN
adopting a call to
Baptist creed which he the 575 - page draft offers
AP Special Corspondcpt hegemonism or the two "the seem to have m uscle.
. The party now has a new full- tary
Ych
Qüen•yb,
an
eldermill.
mildly but persuasively recommendations to plug
leader
and
ally
of
Durable Chou En-lal may Perpowers".-th
Chou.
preaches to his clients,
e
United
States
strength
ce4tal
committee.
have worked out some inge- and the Soviet
All this seems to smack of
holes in nuclear plant and
Union.
Probably repairs have been compromise. It also
fliOtaS form of peaceful coexistAs
the
Baptist
barber
transportation
security.
Rather, the difficulty has made in
suggests clipped and combed the hair
party and government that Chou has had to seek
''The
ence between p!eltlaUy COfl- been
present
U. S.
COOP- of the Christian
in a clash between the structures to bridge the yawn- eratlon from
Scientist, the safeguards . ..are I n ad etending forces in China as th
the
military,
and
revolutjonarjs and Ing ga
two me's fell to talking about
left by the violent the army men In t urn
nation heads uncertainly t e radical
are likely Senatt' \Vat ratt rilrr,Io quate," Is the blunt warning
h;ird. he:ldc(t
tfts
pur'
that
f!lowt'(l
I
in
Pim'
frnm IIH' r'wrt\ author:r,I th j' r I ; tr.n'
to
un !trjt,1 infI'I;(
Lit
Sam I
•id
i OCW dftts
mont
t
tU
I
the
Fevolutloti
1itl,
c
titiiiistvr
on
what
I s is, I
lt will follow Mao Tse4wig':;
1. Mason 1
directions titina wi ll ha ldema n's friend and
take.
The
radicals
sUll
may
so
be
named,
possibly
w
I
departuce from the sta ge. But
Inch and Theodore
take.
former colleague. John Taylor. A major problem is
Chou may have achieved or.Iya
Ehrlichman.
The Bible'quot- that pilferage of only small
truce, rather than real peace
A
srFA - vIRruLLq ,EX T1T
icg
North
Carolinian
had amounts of the material is
Announced re5ult.s oc the 10th
taken his text for Ehrlich- needed for weapons of
Comm unist party conman from Galatians:
unthinkable horror.
grass suggest a compromise In
"God
"God is not mocked: for
a struggle be tween two lines.
a man soweth,
Possibly, Chou hopes the new
that shall he also reap."
Yet incredibly, the federal
1inup will provide time to work
A II e n 's busy scissors government has no "specific
out a succession from the Mao
paused a moment and he said physical protection requireera to one of collectIve
i
W
softly to Haldeman that men
u for less than tw
MMUM ~
00
leadership.
perhaps a more kindly kilograms of plutonium" o
Mao will be 80 In December.
wwmmmly
message from Saint Paul, far more than Is needed for
also in (a!atia, agh b the
learlorzhin Is
Wotlit vcnsld.'r!fl!!
I
tili a collertrnn f
!
'Le:. d1iit tieiore
udvetuist U wuu
ifle rules (cr protecting the
rcienticss
pratting.
material during "storage (or)
lentolddays If thereareyoung
"But the fruit of the Spirit," transit," even though at
fllCfl capable of taking over,
If'4'
quoted the bar be r. "is love,
they do not appear to have
pr kilugra,ii its
,
joy, peace, Ingsuffering, value is greater than gold.
come forward at tIlLS COfl5S5
gentleness, goodness, faith.
any more than t the t one in
Instead of (acing up to
meekness, temperance: security problems, say the ;
1969. Yet th is is going be
tz"
against such there is no law." authors, the "Atomic Energy
of the mosthnortaitbi
The next day, Haldeman Commission has simply
facing China In the transftkm
/
began
his three arduous da) deferred the problem." The
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pencxl that must come soon.
under the TV lights in the AEC could build a federal
f
supercharged, hostile at. nuclear police force "with the
ago adopted a party concaucus room.
C,
. 46&gt;
Ing unlawful diverior of
I
stitution specifically naming
Whether it was the tactical nuclear material." Ir, a shootDefense Minister Liii Mao as
advice of his shrewd lawyers, out, ordinary plant guards
Mao's successor, In 1971, tin
or the wise words of his bar- would be
no match for armed
4f
met an untime!y end. He had
her friend that did it, Halde- and determined criminal
been involved in a savage
man parried even the bands, the renort nnint*
I---out
u
over poucy and lost.
toughest examinations by
ost.
J)
President Nixon s."ouW np
enators with the "longsufferpoint a c'ommiuloji to draft
ing, prntlenesu" and "meek- nuclear safeguards for plant
volved tactics. Un evldcntly
neis' urged almost 2,000 security before the nuclear
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disagreed with Cbou's in,..
years ago on the"fuohish plants mushroom, recom'
Li
stians" by the Apostle. mended the
i!t!fi ta
Lwts to
-Ford study.
visit China, feeling it would
The
general approval that
America, it notes, has
-damage the world revolutiongreeted Haldeman's aban- "been concerned primarily
ary cauSe. Undid not dsg
donm en t of past arrogance Is with the dangers o malluncwith hostility to the Soviet tin- -. evidence that the barber's tioning machines.... We can
ion, however.
Biblical advice was sound.
no longer ignore the dangers
n fact, there probably
Footnote: Allen has a color of malfunctioning man.... -?
no
difficulty at the 13th congress
portrait of Haldeman in his What he discovers, he norshop inscribed to "A true mally uses and abuses."
master of his trade, with up.
Fearing this abtw, many
predation and friendship." conservationists say that the
Political Involvement
Allen told our report er aob safeguards will never match
Owens that his other clients the danger. They contend
Include White House aides nuclear punts are simply too
Mel Laird and Peter risky to build, particularly
Flanigan; Treasury Secre- ones which will ben produce
tary George Shultz and d ea dly plutonium In Unpreceformer White House aide dented quantttie
BYBENJAMINSIIORE
COpIeyNCws&amp;rI-VI
But Arnold
said the orniniUee Investigation does not
_
Include ctaL thatscmeo
esidt'str1enda
have
been
WASlIINGTON._Th Internal Revenue Service
subjected to IRS action authorized by anti-Nixon IRS ofunder a thorough congressional investlgaticm to determine
ficiahs. Th e most recent and notable action against a
owed Itself to be used for political or ideological vrarfare
friend was a$v.8 miuionhicetuuen filed Aug. 3aga
by Nixon ainIstraon
MarketIig by telephone, a subscribet called
the rsonal assets of San Diego, Calif., flnncier C
Arnhoit
The probe was sparked by secret white house mesnos,
SnJtlL (On May 31, theSecurltyand
his friendly butcher to inquire about a favorite
Exchange Co13aiC41,
suggesting such activity by the IRS, which were unveiled by
headed by Nixon appointees, charged Smith in a
cut of meat that Is available only occasionally,
3parate
the Senate Wetergate Committee
action with violations of securities hawt, including fraud.)
The butcher had it,
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By HAL COY I.E
start," Johnson said, lie was right.
SUN cJ
CE-MR,Fla. (AP)
WIthl
two years, -he was
All it takes to make AmLIIIOti dollarsmanufactunjnp
5,000 paIls a day
'i
IN= t
ethiti ttc
'ar, thc lod
itiutij Jwtnon, now ii), had that
earned
him
over
1300,'*)O.
Idea 53 year' ago. Ile inen1
Johnson figures his invention has
r.Jrr 'kl Paint pail.
tj
netted
over a million
In 1920, he and his Lather operated
dolJ, a figure that might have
a small, struggling (act' that
been multiplied several times If he
ir
° "°
had been able to collect royalties on
They t*ildn't be stacked on top of
all the i million psils, based on his
each other, and this made shppteg
Invention, that have been mukefeii
costs
1ibit1vr.
tuhout the worli,
"I r,r.r;y a bctL'r way had to be
iu. lost revenue doesn't disturb
(oun'J," resalled Johnson. "And erie
turn
rnaw
TheworldWauIddjeJjj had todo
ey- morning he tnd sketched out kkeepl
for it," he said
the anw-er
ti steel paint t -.i!
-rliulJ'.
th-jt t,ds beCeiIOt sUnLJard in the
ri
man with many n.
Industry m th years slr,ce iien,
terels. Johrjan entered ji rubber
product5 field after his paint pall

Won success and patented 16 more
inventions.
1k ti1l is ;iiIve ;e vIe predeItf a rubkr company In l'auiung,
N.Y., and takes pride In being able
tocallcachoftts245employe3by
first name.
"And they all call me Smith in
return," he said. He is proud of the
reputaUo he holds for maintaining
good employe relations.
Johnson has no formula for
,
orie can go about getting a million.
dollar Idea and Is wryly critical of
his own Performance lately.
"I haven't paentedanylJJng
for 25 years," he complained mildly.
"1 gue&amp; I'm stuck Oil SOiTle kind of
plateau. But I still like to keep
puttering around, Work
blood circulafl,"

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TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (AP) Gov. Reubun
Askew has named a 1-raember Council on
Sta te housing Goals to he lp the Florida
Community Relations Department.
'I'i' -ounril was authorized by the Florida
1 littflg Act of 1972 and its members were appointed Thursday. Jay Junta of Coral Gables
was named chairman.
Askew said the council will help the
Community Relations Department prepare
his annual housing goals re port to the leglalature and ga th er data for the state's
ho using policy.
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James Avant Jolley, who contended
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The unanimous appellate court decision
said the or
was upheld because It required that the pe rson arrested know that
dru gs are being used.

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One Meal
That Didn't
Get Eaten

. i. 971 international Trator
Model 2000 ID 41771t.344S3S5
International Harvester Credit
corp reserves that IghI to bid at this ...,..,_.!..9 a!
Site. The colialei'at is lWeWntI' IN THP CIRCUIT COURT 0. THE
5tored and may be tion anyilmg EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR.
rior to sale at International liar
CUlT OF THE STATE OF
lb- oller Co. 7300 S. Division Ave.. i'LORIDA, IN
AND
FOR
rtando, Fla
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
Internalionil Harvester
CIVIL ACTION NO. 73 uso
Credit Corp.
I" re
M L. Koerper
PetitionolO C 0 and M 0
Operations S,pervisor
NOTICE
publish Aug. V. 31, 1173,
TI-tI STATE OF FLORIDA
DES 174
To the unknown Father of a Whi le
Male chIld born January 1L IC?) at
INVITATION FOR lID
Orlando. Florida
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
'Sealed bids will be accted tbe that Pititlon has been Iil In tc
Lake Mary Fir* Cont rol District
ve Styled Court by D.CO, and
Coq',r'11,loners.lae Mary, rIoritta P' MO.
Wilt' for lie aLtZ'çIICn 0l
later th.,n ii !vpt l3cn Lwq nrw
an un'ian,oj Whac t3r cftiIcJ born
74 van Truck,
January IS, 1913 to OW. and you are
Speciticiitlons for vWIci' can be required to serve a copy of your
Obtind from Roger's Spur Station, Answer or Otiletioni to Show cause
arner of Crystal Lake Drive and why said Pell?Ian Should not be
Country Club Road.
nr.nted on the Attorney for
Proposals shall be marked PetitIoners, FRANK MCMILLAN.
'scale's proposal for Van Truck and PC. Bo* 3151, O,Iando, Florida
forwarded to Lake Mary Fire 3250?, and lilt the OrigInil in the
ontroI Olstrlct Commissioners, Clerk of t,'i Circuit Court on or
.0. Bo 201. Lake Mary, Florida before the 10th day of September,
ICr) otherwIse a decree mat be
1 The award will be mace to the entered agaInst you nrantin
!aid
lfrwcst rr-lpOn'5Ie bidder mealing adcpl on
the
requl.'emants
of
the
WITNESS MY HAND, AND SEAL
.clflca?lons. "he right is reserved of the saId Court in Sanf ord,
acceçor relect any or aJI bids or Seminolt County, Florida, this 7th
larti thereof and to waive any day of Agut. 1V]
t,chnicalltjrs
(ral)
No bid may be withdrawn f o r a
Arthur H. Betkwtlt,, is
isyt
Cl..rk c0cu ll Cctrt
period of
Howard Lloyd
SemInole County. Florida
vice CPalrman
BY: Linds M Harris
FIre Commlislon
PUY Clerk
Publish' Aug. 10, 11, 74, 31, 1973
Publish: A'. 312t. Sept. 1
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Housing Council Named

BRADENThN, Fla. (AP)
Sawyer said the platform (Icient clean burning fuel," said
A Mianul.based company says it would be able to offload 4.2 mu- Sawyer.
will build a deepwater port In lion gallons of oil an hour,
While Belcher has no present
uh0fMesb0 off Florida's
Ile said Manatee was selected plansfororfshoredrnhng,saw
west coast to pipe crude oil as
site
usentostof yet said others might be en
from supertankers to a shore the
processed oil will be used in couraged in that direction by
refinery,
the ar easurrounc1ipg Tampa 'he facility.
Belcher Oil Co. unveiled Bay.
plans Th ursday f or the processA Tampa port official, caught
Ingpl5nt arid the offshore tacit-by surpmise, said "That's quite
ity, to tp located off Manat"e a feather in Manatee's cap."
County.
Tampa had been a competitor
Cnlbinicost was eaUmaJ for such a facility.
at tz million.
Manatee County officials
nuk Port Director Joel quickly approved the
proposal
Wilcox said the firm gave as. and told Belcher to go ahead
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
surancea the opera ti on would with studies for the
(AP)
Eleven-year-old Alex
be "virtually harmless to the plant, expected to add
Ayotta paid out $9.96 for a pet
envlrorsnent through designed In tax revenues to the county. boa constrictor,
took It home
safegu,.
and engineered to
WUco, said that when the and gave it a live mouse as a
withstand hurricane force."
company first approached him cage-warming meal.
T.I. Sawyer, Belcher vice six or eight months ago he was
When Alex returned later he
president, to ld Ma na tee offi- not sold on the idea,
fou nd the snake dead and the
cliii, that the unloading pint"I didn't thiric it could be mouse running around In the
form would be situated about 40 done without harming
the cage.
miles out In water 9l00 feet ecology," he said.
So the boy froze his would-be
deep to accommoda1e su perBut he sa id Belcher officials pe t and showed up Thursday in
tankers carrying oil from the assured him that safeguards for the Small
Claims Court of
Middle East.
spills and emissions were ad- Judge Paul Pettle. Alex said the
Theoil would be pumped
nced to the point that refl. snake must have been sick
from the 11 million transfer nerb'.s can be operated "im- when he bought it and s.'ked for
station through 4$-inch pipe- maculately,"
his money back.
lines buried beneath the Gulf
The pipeline would run
"I don't think the mouse
0
floor of the refinery, which
will through the Gulf Into Southeast scared him to death," Alex told
process It into fuel for electric ChapDp.l near Egmont Key, th,,! judge.
generators. The plant Wi ll be then across Tam pa Ba" into ccratch on "See, there Isn't a
the snak."
litlit adjacent to Beicher's Port Ma na tee.
Pet dealer Barry Zeigler, who
present rece iving ar.1 storage
Sawyer said Belcher would sold Alex the boa, said the
facility at cost of $173 million, begin submitting applications
snake probably had bugs Inside
Sawyer said.
to state regu la tory agencies by him from birth.
mnld-September.
"I ha ve no way of knowing,
The plant is to have an initial Judge, If a snake I buy and later
processing capacity of 8.4 mu- sell has parasites unless I
NOTICE OF SALE
lion gallo ns of light high-grade do an autopsy, which, obviousInlernatonal Harvester Credit
crude oil but will be designed I), I can't do," he argued.
Corp wOl Sill at public •
'
for easy expansion,
The judge ordered Zeigler to
(aSh on Tuesday. September 4. )U3
-This plant can go a long way replaced the pet or refund the
t 1000 am. o'clotk of Ifl'
toward assuring Florida's money.
ernatlonal Harvester Co.. flU) S
P vIsion Ave • Orlando, Fla.
electric power plants of suf-

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"Goodnewq gracious," the subscriber exclaimed—or something like that—in an alarmed

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her exotic pets to death.
When the jets roar overhead, the birds
panic, crashing into the sides of their cages
and break1llg their f)eCkJ says r5 Joe Anne
Megna, owner of a pet shop near the Fort
Lauderdale Airport.
Some birds ha ve been trampled to dea th by
the others, she says, and one nu'nkay
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GAINESVILLE, Via. (AP)
ment,g Thursday and the 12 ju- plotting violence
A jury of seven women and
MIami Charged with conspiracy are
five roes and four alternates voted Beach during the Oil epu
ion
Il
bli. Scott Camil, 28, and John
men begins deciding the fate of to wait until today before hear- can
National Convention by us- Briggs, 20, of Gainesville; John
Iii. Galnesqjlle Eight today,
hg U.S. District Judge Winston lug slingshots, automatic weap- KniftIn, 33, and William J. Pat.
nearly five weeks after the start E. Atinstructions and ons, cherry bombs and fire. tCflX)n, 24, Austin, Tex.; Alton
Of the conspiracy trial of the startingnow's
their deli berations
bombs.The eighth was charged C. FOSC, 25, Hinleah, Fin.; Pcanti war activists.
All of the defendants are with
not reporting the others. let J. MaIIOI.eY, 23, New York
Government and
defense at- Vietnam Veterans Against the
Arnow twice Thursday denied CIt', and Donald P. Perdue, 23,
torneys concluded final argu. War.
Seven were accused of defense motions for a mistrial, of Hollywood, Fla.
sought on contentions that Ant,
Defendant Stanley J. MichelU.S. Atty, Jack Carrouth In his son, 23, of Gainesville, is
final statement called the de- charged with failing to report
Pollu
B
ard
fendants criminals and wrong. the other seven.
fully commented on the fact The trial began July 31 amid
t ha t none had testified on their tight security and tough news
'
h t own behalf.
coverage restrictions imposed
.
The final arguments centered by Arnow. It took three days to
on the government's ti-__' c,f in. pick the jurors, whose average
TALLA1IAssjE, Via. (AP) der prrsaure
as
dtreior
of
the
formers
as a fnsindaf k'r' !r • RP is Al . iIV'd .krr'O, fI
C.ov. !tibn
'1 -t'id
aepartment in February, ii
prosecution
. Seven of the gov- tered for the duration of the
again shaken up the Florida was
c
repla ed by Peter Baljet. ernment's 27 witnesses were ci- tr ial,
Poljutiøn Conttol Board, this
A
fourth
new member of the tier informers or
The government's case
time by removing
undercover
James Red- five-mnellIber board must be police apents.
rested mainly on -vidence of
ford as a member and replacing
named In October or November
Defense attorney Brady Cole- the informers. They told of
him with Alice Wainwright.
when Levin reslgr.s.
man said the Informants all hearing seven of the defendants
It was the third resignation
The announcement off Mrs. "bad a Job to do. It wasn't Just talk of using guns and exfrom the board this year and
Il
Wainwright's appointin',,,' to infiltrate the VVAW. 1 aug. plosives against pollee, police
anothe r is expected th is fall,
made no mention of what had gest to YOu it
tO
t con. stations, other buildings and 1.
Redford said llmrFd:q that happened til
Pedford
.
VietIu:,
'iiiat'
noth
are
liy
they were b-Ndi,es In thc (r,etcr :1iw
hoard chairitiami David Le vin,
from Miami.
getting paid."
area during the convention.
who says he'll resign in October
Ask
e
w's
press
secretary,
Don
Carrouth defended the use of
or November, relayed a
On cross-examlnation by the
Pride, said "The governor aim-. Informers. "There Is nothing
defense, most also said that j
suggestion to him from the gov.
ply decided it was time for a wrong with informers," he said. much of the war-like talk was of
ernor that he also resign. Red- change on the board,"
pointing "Their job 1, to protect people defensive tactics In case
ford said he refused,
out that Redford had been a of the United States and enforce
demonstrators were attacked
Levin, (au-met law partner member two years.
the law."
by police.
and close friend of Askew, said
Redford
said
the
campaign.
he would resign to comply with ing stricture
did not apply to ____________________________________________________
Askew's requirement that bin) because
he didn't can)_____________
regulatory board members paign for
Askew
In
1970
and
leave their j"oats before cam- didn't intend
to do so next year.
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paigning for Askew's re'.___J-'
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He
said
rnesaages
had
come
election,
him from "various s'urces
A.D. Vincent o' Ortnr Psrk, to
:--.t~-~=t:!~L-.~..-.~,-~.~-.--.I
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was
a board member for (our years
, unhappy wi
he had
resigned In May after corn- voted, PA th the way he
against
plalning of pressure from th
'1
ki
governor's office . He was sue-e dredge and fill permits for deIS
velopnsent at Marco Island and
ceeded by W.D. Frederick of for
a We3tinghou5e.Ten0
SALES
Orlando, an Askew Supporter,
generating
plant
on
a
St.
Johns
Vincent Patton resigned
River island.
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But nons.- of the memos or tesftmy so far has provided
evidence to support such suggestions. They tended, rather, i
indicate that White House Political operators were having
little lwk In getting the IRS to play along with a desire to
harass, Intimidate or punish "enemies" with tax nitditi
'11k' liousc-&amp;nzt Joint Committee on In te
rnal Revenue
Taxation is in the process of reviewing IRS flies on
rsonz and a &amp;re or toure political and social activist
groups on various White House "enemies"
Lincoln Arnold, deputy chief of the coinmitte staff, said
a review of the files, expected to be completed i
should detrmIne which were auu1tJ routinely ua remit
ot
cri te ria applied to all citizens, and whIch oneirnay have
been
audited for political put-pose
An ras spokesman said cli audits must be accompanied
by paper work explaining the justlflc.ition
the audit and
tietring the authorjrjng signatwes of IRS for
officials,
Arnold said the joint committee Is also looking Into

FORT LAUD E RDALE, Fla (AP)—A bird
shop owner say; jet noise has scared 400 of

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BILL VINCENT. JR.
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LAKELAND Fin. (AI'
housewives may
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of
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grnr-tirc, s.ald the Lnduitry was
caught in a bind with a special promotion
Price In mid-June when the price freeze was
initiated.
They said a higher wholesale price would
force the retail cost up.
During the promotion campaign, officials
said, concentra te was selling at $I 61 F.O,B
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for a dozen six ounce cans, down
flcents from
the prevailing cost.

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Accused hit-and-run
driver Raymond McMahon is scheduled to go
on tr ial Oct. 22 in West Palm Beach
murder charges following a change of
Circuit Judge Herboth Ryder ordered
'Ihuraday th at th e trial be moved trorn Drug Ordinance
Upheld
Tampa because of extensi ve pretrial news
TALLAHASSEE Fla. (AP)
coverage.
A
Defe nse attorney Judg e Lcckey announced Jacksonville ordinance foibiddung a person to
af te r the decision that he will still try to get stay In a room or automobile where drugs are
being used has been upheld by the Florida st
the trial moved out of sta te.
;istrirt '-r' c .'.ppcaLs.
OJ Price Boost Possible The court Thursday denied an appeal by

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WAYNE D. DOYLE
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FRANK VOLTOLINE GecraI
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WEST PALM I3EAC1I, Fin. (AP)
An
atte ndant at an animal preserve In Palm
Beach County was in t4Ir$s'i
'.iti Ca'i)
today after being mauled by a 3,000
pound
rhinoceros named Gus.
Warner Andrea was attending the animaLs
when an adult mate rhinoceros charged at
Will Wednesday, said Dick Huhn, park
manager at Lion Country Safari.
Huhn sa id Andrea was trampled by th
e
animal.
He said park officials were tryint to
rniui , hat proruket! tie attack.

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"She ta lked briefly to her fiance about th
pain of the beating," Mrs. Evans added. Shee
and her husband flew to Miami a few days
after their daughter was be
aten to help care
for her.

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cCtiOii does not reflect a population being
polls to vote like automatons, the

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"She seemed to recognize us and gave
riappy smik'," Mrs. Evans said Thursday
when her daughter regained consciousness
for the first time

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no secret to the Soviet Union, or to Communist
China,
Because It was not, the President has a good
case when he says that the bombing brought the
Communists to the Paris truce table more
quickly. They knew he meant business,
lie could have added that it also did not
interfere with the larger detente in progress
between the United States of America and ehch
of the Large Communist powers. Indeed, had the
President announced publicly his decision to
bomb Cambodia, Prince Sihaneuk would have

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are significant, even if voters were given only
the opportunity to say yes ornotoa pk'n which
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FrIdatJa31,lfl._7A
1111141 CIRCUITCOURT,INAND YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
__________ALLEY OOP
FOg
SEMINOLI
CITYOIiAI.TAMONTESPRIPIOS
COUNTY, action to quiet till. to the following
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT,
IN
AND
Sw fl-...
=
43 DIspatben
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FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73. pvl5pCriy In Serotr.:t: Cc.,.,,;,,
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FOR
SMUCL
I LtK! iT,..tT ',OU\GOOD___________________
43 W1Cfi'tt place
S — -wagon
Ito.
Notic.of
GADFLY!
cO.414EtL
Public
Hearing
Flocida:
FLORIDA
44 Cardintrs
Hf LPS I sso' STOP
u
"
' HOROSOPE
MUSTA GOT TH' La
DiVISiON B
TRACT A: The North
iN CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.
of the
c
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:
W4OM
IT
MAY
SUIY
TO
QUIET
TITLE
ThiIjG STARTED
Pta
/
5.ou'fiwcsl '
'
in ra ii,, rwtarrisg, I
fwrrs tho Carroll Riitar Institute
I the
c
II A-ouh
I
P4Otic 5 hrOy ijiven by She City
ihe'4ortheat 'iof the Northwest 'KAREP, LAURA IIOLDtMAN,
tSp
BEN F. WARD. aka O.F WARD of Section II, TOwnthlp
Council of the City of Altamonte
21 South,
GENERAL TENDENCIES' Until nildafternoon
Did you evcr stop tocor,sjder wa$lcocning you choose.
???TFTI
Springs. Florid,,, that said City
and
WILLIE
LEE
WARD.
his
$7 CpttiI of
wife, Renge 31 East.
and
mutkal
the walls of your home
you are too eager to get your own way and are
\_,__._(
4
We*Itnt
Council
will
hold
a
public
hearing.
PiIntiff,
lnftrvments
)
1 RACT 0: Lot 14, Qiock A, of
JAMES H. HOLDEMAN.
likely to usc poor judgment in going after your desires, so take
.1
tal To Consider snnualion of The
moi
I7Geornetrtc
' esen t c argcst area o any
de ro
Husband
SCtkefNorse
$ivt5Ion
of
0'.
and
Mrs.
Henry
33Rawm,tal
&amp;ICult1tr.bêet
-It easy and use taLt. Later you hid gou have a
following described property Ilng
WALTER GW'ruN, it aL
-'-1
'
4' Li~.j
Foster's Hammock East from' aice
Prosecute
,
nI I
NOTICE OF ACTION
big opportunity
'
i nis arc
and being In Seminole County,
ri
Defendants.
Charm.accos-dIrigtoii.,pi0t,,,
to
uncover
the
Information
you
THE STATE OF FLORIDA 'TO
eye
lcvl,
wallcoverings
con,iucnce,
$1 Nellowneed
and
to
show
you
arc
Florida.
to wit:
1 Sew lIgh tly
(ccnb. torn
recorded in Plal Book I. Page 6, of
JAMES H. HOLDEMAN
:' mentally aware of how best to make your practical alms.
stemmed
become the most important
South lit' ICti Of S'i of E' of NE4
S--yard
NOTICE OP ACTION
37Wartlmgn
$
East
Oriiiharl
the
Public
Records
of
Seminole
If
you
already
have
furs1l:hfl---gothg
I
ARIES
(Mar.
21
to
Apr.
Is')
of
P4W'1,
5etIon
9.
Township
21
S5hun
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Extra obligations you had not
decorating clement of all
Perryton, Texas 79070
County, Fiorda (less the South 10
23 Roman btona. 41 Change plarr to 1LII
.sth. Range 79 East, less 50 feet
ings, note the colors of your
i'nticipated crop up later in the day, so keep free time for
EV if
TO: WALTER C,WYP4U and feet thereof),
YOU ARE IIERERY NOTIFIED
'T'.
Art
entire
room
can
be
24Romantodof 3fmtnine
along Easi line and 25 feet along
soclitist.
MAT
TIE
44Vast,nedw
L.
GWYNN,
his
draperies,
carpeting
and
uplsohs.
fi
appellitton
KAREN LAURA HOLOEMAN
TRACT C: The South
such. Try to please the one you love more in p.m Avoid one
of the
South line for road purposes;
II Sediments
transformed
by
just
redoing
the
br*4.i
wife,
If
alive,
their
SIGaClIC
re Southwest ', of the Southeast ' r,
tery. if posibIe, bring samples
has filed a Petition Sn the Circuit
--glory
who is attempting to lead you in the wrong direction,
19--drt.ss4ng 43--crow
to the co4'poi'ate lImits of the City of
walls.
- 5,E!Ctiv. Unknown spouses
0.35
$Fori*itancr &amp;Old
Court of Seminole County, Florida, Altamont, SprIngs, Florida;
u Northeast ' of the Northwest
21 Pe.rcynta
of
them
alor,g
to
tte
c
44--flger
TAURUS
(Apr.
20
to
wallcoverMay 20) Partners are apt to complain
and
pol
Today
rnar,ijf,
and
ii
dead,
the
unkno-an
of
Section
s
tab.*
wailcoserings can
mother
for
Dissolution
of
Marriage,
and
H,
Township
21
you
4lCoestellatioi
South,
ing stome.
t.-: heirs, devisee. legatees, grontips,
By Abiga Van Buren
DOWN
ltGeratnIzwht.
"a ti
today, so listen to whit is said and make repairs where create a mood or personality for
lJStekwtth
are required to serve a copy of your of Ib) To consider also in. question
Rang. 31 Eatt.
UI.Uepr1,p1
CAMPUS CLATTER with [lIMO BURNS
desSgnaling and assigning the
32 Word of
assignees. Ilenors, creditors,
t 1fl3 55 C5iCIN Tha54I. Y. PISV$ SP*t 1St.
terror
— — board
necessary, concessions. You hasci to be more consclentjoui your room. What mood do you
53
Commanded
written
defenses, Ii any, On KEN
TRACT
0:
The
East
j
of
Lot
by
7,
Larry
Lewis
There
are
five
basic
decorattoning
classification
of
C
14
astiahmen( z ConUnent
Corn
Hebrew Letter 53-- scat
trvsts.andofherp.rsonscIaim,ng Block 0,nftheSubolv;slonrf Dr. &amp;
NETHW MCINTOSH ESOUIRE.ot
where civic matters are concerned. Avoid one who likes to
dcsirc?
34
rnefcial,
Neiohborhootj
Concerning
by.
through.
(ITAL"q
Nostalgia,
under
District
to
(2
3
No,.
god
oi
$
Odd
numeral
ing
schemes
which
you
will
GAVE
ME
54
dramatic
aAD"\(
Man's
name
DEAR ABI3Y: J have a 22-year-old college-educated
TRANSLATION:
or against the Mrs. Henry Foster's Hamnscck
STENSTROM, DAVIS &amp; MCIII
argue.
si PrOperly
)
said WALTER GWYNN and MAT- East from
5$Frogenus
graphics, summer cv.2ry day of want to consider.
V:E$' IT DIDN'T
TOSH, Attorneys for Petitioner, isuescrilad in AS that Classification
Lake Charm,
cording
granddaughter who looks like a little old lady from the hills
Nota(c'oH,
ALL
ThE GIRLS
4AtoUtntb,
Atthistime
the
zoning
ordinances
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Make sure that utilities are in the year, A ft o-primit lye,
56--tub
TIE 1. GWYNN, his wife; HENRY to the pInt thereof recorded in
whose address is Post Office 00* Of the City of Altamonfe Springs.
Plat
path
of Tennesco. She doesn't wear a drop of makeup! And
COME UP TO
30--party
Marihalts
FOSTER and MARY FOSTER, his
WEREM'T
LIKE
4--wood
fine working order at home and you need not worry later, You
onjc 1, Page 6, of the Public Records
1330, Sanford, Florida, 3717), and Iii
A mwwchron:ai,c scheme is
western, Spanish
Florida, to wit: Ordinance No. 725
you name
hair, which is straight as a poker, she brushes straight
EXPECTATIONSL
can sit down later s'iitti a good friend and get the information it,
wile.
if
alive,
their
respective
of
Seminole
County,
Florida.
Said
the
original
with
the
WREN
Clerk
of
the
and
robabl' the easiest to work
1'
ô$ amended and sup
unknown spouses if married, and If tracI Ii also more particularly
the sandy of designs now
pins up on top of her head like a charioman. She
.SOPH/A
above Styled Court on or before plemented
you need. Think constructIvely.
dead, the unknown heirs, devisee,, described
with because
available in modern wallcover.
"
September
14,
1913,
otherwise
a
as:
starling
at
a
point
Th,
wears
present
funny
little
'oa
s:1:)nccoo
¶T':
wire4ramed glasses. I never see her in
down, or
zoning classification
MOON CHILDREN (June 22to July 21) Out to take the 'flgsor Wallfashions_can
legatees, grantees, assignees, situated 70 chains South from the
in varying n C
default and ultimate ludgment will
of said property i Al Agri,ltural
anything but blue Jeans, or a gingham apron, suitablo br a
____________
Ilenors, credilori, trustees, and half mIle post between
be enser.cj against you for th. relief
health and beauty treatments yot: need, so you can make a make your decorating dream
shades
sections land
District, as that classification is
other persons claiming by, through, ii. and from said post running due
barn dance.
fine irtipressiort later socially. Get in touch with one who can come true.
demanded in the Petition,
described in the zoning ordinances
under or aoalnst tha *aLn w.tnv
II.Vê,
Vt
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flhlw'n ! 'l vi .lw
....
;
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.'u t,uu,at,ons Of semin-le County,
.±t 'c Z'th iii,v piubiem you ma have.
mc unu/crouz or retaicu color
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FOSTER
and
MAR',
FOSTER,
his
If
you
arc
starting
your
seal of said Court on the 7th day of FlorIda,
ve
South
4
thalns,
thinc,
due
Fast
America when she was Il, It's not Just Grandma talk.
scheme is very popular. 'I i
wife; HENRY A. WOLCOTT and : cha:rs
LEO (July 2210 Aug. 21) Show you understand the needs decorating from scratch, use the
August, AD., 1973.
and '1 lengths, thence due
The Public Hearing wili be held in
ing.
MARGARET C. WOLCOTT, his North $ chains to starting
based on two or three colors
(Seal)
of family and will help them in a fInancial, morale'buiIdjng color scheme buli into the
point In
the City Hall. Aitamonts Springs,
Arthur H. Becltwith. Jr.
elf., the unknown heirs, deviseps, section 11,townthip 21 South, range
close to each other on the color
This change came about during her sophomore year at
way. Make the repairs to propeity that add to both the beauty
Florida, on the 25th day of Sep
legatees, grantees, assIgnees, 31 East.
Seminole County, Florida
tember, 1913, atl:30p m ,or as sOon
college. She's an honor stdent and never got mixed up
wheel.
For
mo value. Avoid any situation that cou!d get you into trouble.
example,
ilenors, creditors, trustees, and
Clerk
of
Circui*
Court
TRACT F Tie South 5' of the
thtrraftps-asposssble, at which time
:
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) look to a good friend (or
yellow/orange and orange/red.
penon Claiming by, through, Southwest '.
with drugs. What is the matter with this child? is she
Linda M Harris
'
all
of the Northeast ct. of
interested
parties and citizens for
the
under
or
aaelnst
0
s
wt'si
---PQlcrII I A'CDI'sb
CrITY
.
F'I...L
advice
-.
*D ia'
r'u rurinw.ii '. oc secto ;
"'a",
c
you need to har.dle routine work and other
.nuagaiosvvrr-punishing her mother who is a beautiful woman and loves
L Li S.f
vermeer
Cnr.,pI,'rne,uon
or
•k
OSBORNE
GUS
WOLCOTT,
cnnt,i
STENSTRO'A.
DAvis
age ' !
hetr'?
recpnnsibi1itie
i,'i
tr
\XT(Md
Township 71 South, Rio. 11 FasI
Zonino
will
ha
h.Ar,l
-'-'
hw
y..
cii.i
'r1c
&amp;'
n,ur.
'my to
'rici znd
oece5i;
L#"tI'L'YLE'
\
DAVID
W.
GWYNPI,
if
hs
1 MCINTOSH
been filed againsiyiyou
schcmesarcgasiiingin popular,.
hearing my be continued from
Tt-IAJJK
make them happier.
REMIP..JD
ME
TO
alIve, his Uflknow
PRtSCILL4i
would buy her anything she wants?
Post OffIce Box 1230
time to time until final action is
"dEN
spouse it •reregulredtoserveacopyof your
ty Here you develop the"shock
SPANS&lt; 'Y13U L.ATEP'
T'-'IE'Y'Re
I.II1RA
(Sept.
23
to
Oct.
22)
Sit
down
married,
and
if
dead,
their
with
sonic
finiriHil
0rda
State
flank
written
defenses.
if
any.
to
it
on
tai'n
by
tii
City
Cotnil
!WWILT)FREfl .\'PM\
r--- P'ACV
.lj" of an) ts o c!Ot5 Oj''
C
cit .nl i: t the I . lu n tin
tr,
trr,
'ut '12
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(5,,(
wecift IlO,ic,
C.
Ths notice st,Ii he sted at the
a,
&gt; u r affairs, which ntiy not
rt-'prctc
'
pOsI,C
iCgitees,
granices,
each
other
on
the
assignees, Woodman. PA., PiainhIft' altos-look good at first, but have real promise
5anord, Florida 32111
hEAR HEWIL EItI-:u: Nothing Is the matter with her.
color
C,ty
Hall
within
the
City
of
.
.
EJL$$iIiii
In them. State your
lienors, creditors, trustees, assd nys, wtsose aedmess is 704 E P41w
Attorr.eys for Petitioner
wheel.
Altamont, Spi'ings. Floridi, and in
She's making a statement: "Accept me. unadorned. Please
finest aims to those who can be helpful In furthering them.
other personsctairningby, IhroIj'jh. England Av.nu,, Winter Park.
Publish: Aug. 10, 17. 21. 31, 1913
three
(3) other public places within
take the time nd effort to dtsc'ovcr the real me'
under or against them; V. A. Florida, on or before
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Take the time to do
DES 31
in. CitY and PubIiI,ed in The
S
September n,
The
ai'cenfrj
color
scheme
sorn.thlng
PURVIS$RdELIZABETHPURVIS
nice tot' friends who feel they have been ncg1ectej
look closely. Grandma, you nilght find a very beauUfnl
1973 and fill the original with the
Sanford Herald, a newspaper of
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his wife, If aUve, their respective Clerk of this court
consists of a combination of
general circulation in the City of
(or some unexplainable reason. Get your appearance Improved
•ihcr before
person behind those little wire-framed glasses.
unknown
spouses
If
married,
NOTICE
OP
ELECTION
analogous
and
colors spikcd with a
if servIce on Plaintiffs' attorneys or
Attamonfe Springs, and Seminole
so you can make an excellent impression on others later at
T' dead, their respective unknown immediately thereafter; otherwi a
•
(b
County, Florida, once a week for at
social events,
________.
____________ bold touch from the othet side
'
IN THE MATTER OF ELEC'lON
" h,irs, devlse, I.gat,es, grantee's, default will be entered against you
east four (4) ConSecutive wedis
,_i....
DEAR ABlY: Helpt Maybe it our neighbors see this in
of
the
color
wheel.
omctimcs
.f,
it
asslgr.ees, Ilenors, creditors,
OF
SUPERVIS('RS
FOR
Prior
SAGITTARIUS
(Nov.
22
to
Dec.
21)
A
private
discussion
to
the
date
for the rIief demanded in the
of the Public
print they might take the HINT.
—
..—..
means just one tcry vivid accent
SEMINOLE SOIL AND WATER
Hearing; the date of the first
j.. trusln.s and other persons claiming Complaint or Peti'ion,
with a higher-up will reveal what your true position is and how
.,a4â*,"i
Our neighbor's divorced daughter, with her two small
by"rough,urdero,against them;
t,,,,,j
Publication IC' the date of the last
to improve It. handle those
in a room such a; a bedspread
WlTNE55myhandandtp,esiof CONSERVATION DISTRICT.
•')J"—"
"
credit matters intelligently; get
- _______
LENA I. HUNT, if alive, and her
Pursuant to SecIionSt2 IS. Florida
publication, both dates inclusive.
undisciplined children I ages 2 and 4J lives right next door
this court on this the 21st day of
your career moving (aster. Think along more logical lines,
unknown spouse If married, and if August. 1913
a ::.
shall
•
not
be
Statutes,
notice
is
hereby
given
of
an
less thai, twenty.,gh,
_____________________________________________________________
to us. The prob!em: This mother gets these'children up at 7
A ser sophisticated color
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) A good pal giyes you
1 dead, their reweclive- unkn,pa,r,
I*a,
election to ai.1!f Ihr.. iii titiM.
(2$) days-. In A1ifI
•.-,,II.bi ife i
"V'" *1iI
a
.1
MSJ'J
DUNN T
%.
•,
a. n.
'
.
i.
cr.iia
m outside to Dlay They play with very
rs,
.
.1.
,
' ..- • •!'%
vIsors for the Seminole Soil and
be posted in the area to be con
ness Iuca that .afl easily ucIp )OU
devisee-s, legateej. grantees.
_____________ scheme is built around neuli ant.
Artbur H. Beckwitp, Jr
___________________________
by Heirnd hi &amp; S
ge( miead
Frhlay, Aug.
muc.li faster in
assignees,
lienors.
Water
sideredfor
credilora.
f'I.d
a
ri....a,
r......
Co.nirvatlon
DiStrIct
for
annex.atinn
irwi
Ie,nlnn
.
1'
Uuwcvc,,
'. riN 'ream and ydil ut i
it
is
.
advascd to
top of their lungs.
—
ysur career. Make some new friend who will improve your
_______
--z
gç
' i'LL BUY A PENCIL
iruste.i,andolher parsons ctjrn,
terms of tour tel yesri eacn tø be
least fifteen itS) cilys prior to tne
HERE Y 1'HAW,aC YOU. I
'ome bold accents, because
PLEASE WATCH MY
menlalsts' i'nrget one who has been a brain-picker
ay kag. Believe me, it i5 enough to
( FROM S LvEs1'R:
POINTERS
by,ihrsigh, unkr or cgsinst them;
f or years
hold between ttie houri ef !'t em.
date of the Public Has-log
VA
5iRE! SELECT I
AS Deputy ClerS
MERCMA'.,ip,
1n'st 'r' r'itn 'i'h n
AT
I'LL.
"xake the dead."
Grow.
LEAST
Tp4'
CWC&lt;
(,
HOWAOO 1411511
s-in
IS
anit
on p rn no tP* tall. ,i*.. nt
PA! ED tillS 72nd d.v, M
AIE: / A ;'ccft of:.
er. A"q
o'" c Ags --r
c..
. ,
4
Li5 7'T'Fi..
"
HUNT, his wtc. ALl EN W. HUNT,
'ut huge, grc, black and sshite
My buwand and I have a business 'hat keeps
AQIJARWS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Handle
uuuoe,,
lia.
at
liii
fohiowang
'
"
DES.126
responsibilities
.
'—
/
Inflation Prompts
polling ptaces.
if alive his unknown spouse if
0 )i,g LJVIN'
S Jane RichardS,
r brown can be deadly without
ellicicntl&gt;' sa you and others will be happy. Compflmcntlng
late at night, and we would like to sleep until at least 9
-.
marrIed, and if dead, their
CITY OF OVlEOO,
1
City Clerk of the
Chamber
of
Commerce
Wv)"j
mate in public will do much to increase harmony between
proper dashes ci color.
a. ,.
respective unknown heirs. devisees,
FLORIDA
Sanford, F'orida
City of Altamonte'
co/
you.
Do
not
permit
Discourse
on
Bread
Notice
of
Public
Hearing
Springs,
Florida
legalees,
granfees,
assignees,
t know peop!e write to you complaining about barking
Pefitkns
norvi.-sating
another to downgrade you.
•
camid dales
-•
(.icneralhy, ii is b.'si to stick
'''.'j"
JOSEPH DAVIS. JR. ESQ
for supervlsorssnali beslgned by at
itenors, cr ,(,itors,trus,eesondother TOWHOMITMAYCONCERN:
PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) II you take a trusted friend
L'
dogs, but what about barking childien' Sign this,
_,2..
- sitti three colors or less an planlust
personsclaimingby,tpwpi,n,,.
Noticeishersbygiv.nbytheCity
STENSTROM, DAVIS &amp;
tw.nty.f lvi (23) qualified
with you, you can get into that new outlet very successfully
WISH TIlE? WOULI MOVE
or
agaInst
them;
MCINTOSH
CouncIl
of
the
City
of
electors
Oviedo,
ning
your
room
decor.
WhO
resice
in ihi district
ELMER 1. HUNT
By POLL? C111t%IER
.,
,,4
now. Secure the information you need quickly. Listen to
\
and flied with the office of V.tnneth
and BEAULAM M. HUNT, ti wife, F'orida, tat said Council will hO4d a
Florida State (tank_.c'.,lte 77
il"
what
W.11ubcrsnjs will help you to
DEAR WISH: A hint won't help. TELL your neighbors
new contacts have to suggest and learn much.
Post Office Box 1330
their reipctive .'nknoi,n
publIc hearing:
R. Liltielohn, Acting Coordinator,
harmonize your colon scheme by
that you would spprdate ii if they spervhed the children
married, and If dlad, their
Sanford, Fiorida 31171
IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ...hc or
(a) To consider annexation Cl Pie
Soil and Water ConservatIon
: -.
__________
she will t,
.
i
Attorneys far 'he City of
providing the proper accents
i'
following discrited property lying
respective i,nhinan.n heirs, s..l...s
CounCIl. Department of Agriculture
'it indoor ptsy m'tII at lea2t a. m. because ou
-.
one of those interesting young people who will havd the deajic
YOUT
• • .
• Ahtamo?e Springs, Fiida
d
belflg
in
Seminole
and
Consumer
egatc,.
grantees,
assiOn.es,
Couii.
arid
color
intensities
hoi
a
truly
Services,
Of:ic
DEAR POLL? — by, I do hate to waste an) thing and
rest. And don't be buhtul. They probably send the kid'
to get at the top of his or her profession early, and
,9
Aug 74, ii &amp; Sep.. 7, ii, 21,
Drawer EE. Gainesville, Florida
lienors,cr.,Jltoq's, trustees and other P'iorida, to wil'
can do so
r
t.2s'".
- happy home envsronmeni You
L"5'
particularly now, when things are so expensive My family
1973
___________________
ontside so tHEY can go back to bed.
NE h. of the sw "ot Section 2,
32401, no later than September
since the mind is made up early in ilfc,wh.at it shall be and
persons claiming by, lhrough, under
____
_________________
f
•
won t regret putting a little pal.
has grown up and I find bread is one of the hardest things to
.,
CAPTAIN
EASY
Tn,a,,,tpiin
'ii
i,,.,p,
o.,.
te
,.,,.
orc,
is;
- ------------------y ,
,,
u.y*
there is the determination and stick-to-it quality that can lead
1W IU
-- —
-.
preserve.
I
bake
lots
fj,
tern into your life!
by Crooks 8, Lawrence
of kinds but I follow the same proce.
LOUISE IIlSEI Likes to
election date. PetItions may be
HUNT and MARJORIE HUNT. except the adjacent right at way of
DEAR AWl?: You had a letter In your column from
&amp;K.1A*
"----..---....
your youngster In the right direction. Be sure to give the finest
WI N
dure witl store-bought bread. I put two to four slices in a
!7
.C'DP,IILY,., Hug, Ott) OY,,$
his wife, If alive, their respectIve Central Avenue (State Road 320).
obtaIned by contacting the District
""
swim, sew and camp in her
woman who vliited her sister In Omaha, and couldn't sleep
1(11W OP 'JOIES
educational oppouunitjes and teach to control the temper.
1
sandwich bag and freeze It. When needed, a bag is taken out
Conservationist in your iocai soil
unknown spouses if married, and ii and th West 326 25 feet of the NW ¼
AT LEA6T TIl P'5554GE
time. Married and the
MUST
1'1lr'e Tl4E WAU...SUT
NOTICE OF CONTiNUED
WE WILL BE
because this sister had a grandfather clock in the ball
Science, art, iilvestigative pursuits all fine here.
dead, their respective unknown o the SE '. at Section n. Township and water conservation district.
.ind the bread dropped into the toaster or just warmed or
fJEM TO SE
MAYBE
IWA5
JU5T
z.iotber of four children, she
PUBLIC hEARING
____ powswc, ' ',1.CPj _____
51
A Qualified elector Includes any
heirs, devlse,s, leqatees, grantees, 21 South, Ratige 31 East;
which went "ding, dong, and bone' every half hour. Well,
laid out to thaw whtle a meal Is being prepared. Also, I use
"The stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of
CLOSED OVER
TG
State
Road
570
(Central
Avenu),
person
lives in Robinswood and is
assignees, lienors, credItors,
qualified to vote in general
your life is largely up to 'iOU!
that reminded me of my own story:
my electric knife to cut my homemade bread because I can
LABOR DAY
The Board of County Corn
_________
trustees and other persons claiming including all of its right of way 4rom elections under the constitution and
then slice It hot. Ieven save the bre4d crumbs and store
manager of Mae's Discount
Carroll Ri.gh;er's Individual Forecast for your sign
L
missioners of Seminole County will
After I married, I moved to a distant state. My own
________
") by, through, u,er or gains? thren; the South boundary of the City of
statutes of this state who is a Ian
for
____________
I —4
I
them in a plastic bag. When I need crumbs for a casserole I
reconvene a public hearing in the
September is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate
Fabric's, Zayre's PlaEa,
_______
HOWARD
0.
HUNT
and
ETHEL
O'visdo,
Florida
(said
South
boun
dear mother came to visit inc every summer. She'd stay
downer
SWEENEY
in
the
district.
f
See
County Commission Chambers
'-'•
Lust mix in a bit of butter with them and sprinkle on top.
and Si to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box
5.17 01(1) and (4), Florida Statutes..
HUNT. his wife, If alive, their dory being the North rigPitof way
!f
..
/
_________
''y
.1-the whole month of June. We had a Westminster clock
of the Seminole County Courthouse,
inc result is a lovely brown top. I try to save every little
spouses , bounty of Red Bug Lake Road as
OFFIC
Before
voting,
each
elector
re$pectiv
unknown
629,
Hollywood,
Calif.
90028
_______________________
Sanord,
Florid,
or.
which had been in my husband's family for four generathe
Such boundary Is extended East to
requested to present his county 2flddlvofOctob.rA 0Tuesday,
crust. When my husband entertains hIs poker club, I make a
married, and It dead, their
AJ.It •,,,,I. S. 1*. i.S......4L.*
1Q71 ai 7.(Vj
_____________
wun
(Ions, and my husland had been bearing those chimes ever
ceruvicare or reglslration as proof of p
'e'iiC1lV* unanown heirs, d,Ve
large pa of old-fashioned bread pudding. Some of the youngF
'or oi
't-'
"7'
er men did not even know what It was but asked for
sincebewasababy.
seconds,
04 the Southwest ¼ of SectIon 27.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1973
ligq creditors, trustees and othir
and record his name and resIdence enacting
-MHS.E.'J
MnHwi enmptains'd that the chimes kept her awake
an ordinance providing for
Township 31 South, Rar.t 31 East'
address.
perscns ctatmtisg by, ltsIoh. under
the (1nce Cl a non-exclusive
Red
Bug
Lake
Road
includIng
all
I persuaded my husband to turn off the chimes during
Kenneth R. Ltttieiofjn,
or. against them, any unknown
franchise to install. Operate and
S.sj itf Its right-of way from Its inAct
Coordinator
pelson who my claim •
Mothr'i vlsU.s.
mantair, a communitp antenna
tsl-section
witP
th
West
sction
line
Soil
and
Water
Conservation
DR.
R.
V,
ROGERS
cicis.e,,
legate.,
grantee,
assignee
Pofly's ProbIem
television System wlth.n the ,unln.
My husband had become so accustomed to iiearing
CARROLL RIGHTER'S
22 Township 2) South. Council
limos-, creditor, trustee, or ot,eq
rnrnn,a
ia..,..
a
__....
rDWE'T
DEAR
POLL?
—
nange
31
East,
East
those chimes that he couhln't (gil asleep
The
pad
I
use
ender
my
table
to Its ifl. Florida Department of
out them
person claiming by, through,
AriPsouNCLa ThE OPENIP4O OF HIS P41W OFPiCC
County. and tL-rthermore, setting
by Bob They.,
cloths stuck to my Early American table in two places H
terseetion with tPi West r.Pit.of. Agriculture and Consumer ServiCCS
r tii against HOMER
Abby, sometimes he'd toss and turn until S a. in.
. HUNT,
forth the general conditions ac
G
wey
line
of
The table had been waxed several times and nothing I
State
Road
530
I
OR
TIlE
PRACTICE
OF
SMALL
ANIMAL.
NtDIciN
(Central
Publish
Aug.
74,
31
1973
HOROSCOpE
deceased; C. B. GWYNN and
companying the granting cit his
Well, after sli years of Mother's Jwie visits,
had five
Avenue);
have tried will bu
DES
the
MAMIF W, CIWYNPI. his wife,
Any suggestions will
from the Carroll Rlght Institute
NO SURGERY
franchise:
Public Servkv Rights.
In
the
corporate
limits
oi
tise
children—all with birthdays In Mcrcb!
c:itv ____________________________— Rights
be appreciated. —
alive, their respective unknown
4
reserved 0 Pie County:
of
Oviedo,
Florida;
and
',
So, tell tha lady to get some ear plugs so tier sister's
spouses If married, ..nci if dead, their
Service
X NOW
AT
Quality.
Fees
INVITATION TO lID
(Ii)
To
consider
atso
the
question
\"k &gt; GENERA!, rEN!)ENc1E,; On of the best
r,pct. u nownhlrs, ae,.es,
",I
'uuiv wuu't buiiier her. Ur better yet, to get a chiming
Miscellaneous requirements: and
of designating and assigning the
egatees, grantevs, assignees
Sundays in a long while to decide the overall
SPRINGW000 VETERINARY CLINIC
Sealed bids wIll be accepted by the other related matt,r-s as set forth In
Coning classification of R 3
clock for her own heme-, and get used to It.
lenq'e, crclllor, trustees and
alms for your talents. Use breadth of mind and spirit In
DEAR POLL?
the ordinaric..
My Pet Peeve is with patterns. I' is
Lake Mary Fire Control DistrIct
Residential,
Multi
family
to
said
RT.
I
BOX
202A.
HWY 17.02
other persons claiming by, through,
LOVES CHIHES IN SAN DIEGO
almost impo.3iible to buy a pattern for a blouse or other top
Board of County Com,nis
Con'im)ssloners, Lake Mary, Florida
working out a new plan of action whereby you can broaden
property as that classIfication Is
under or against them, F. A.
5Ioti
—
Yoci /44N
LONOWOOD.
FLORIDA
32Th0
thsn
11
without
getting
and
paying
for
patterns
for
pants
and-or
desribed
Sept
1973
on
ac
in
the
zoning
orinnance,
no
later
your horizons and enlarge your consciousness, Show your
By
OWYNPI, If alive, his unknown
By: Sidney L. 'ihIan, Jr.
cessor'y Items for a Fire Truck and
skirts
and
maybe
a
vest,
too.
£
probably
of
theCityof
Ovledo,
Ftoridi,
have
a
dozen
pants
to
wit:
openmindedness
WORRY CLINIC Giorg.
W.
Crane,
spouse if marrIed, and if dcad, thir
__________________
Chafrman
Ordinance Plo. 231 and as amended Emeraency
Os-rica Nouns
patterns that I will never use and all because I could not buy
Tci.ZrsoNi
4ND EQUAL.
respective unknown heirs, devism,
acbel'a cIew1.. shews bow
Attest: Arthur H. B.eckwit,
ARIES
(Mar.
21
to
Ar.
19)
You
have
_______________________
fine
Specifications
for
hunches
today
dfsd
accessory
Items
SuPplemented.
530.11,
*310
the blouse patterns Iwanted separately. -PATRICIA
l)O5 •31.177'#
iegatees,
r'sntees,
assignees
Jr., Clerk
that will help you tune in on the hl3hcst philosoçhy of life and
lb. dall, Iw.paper$ have
____
be obtaIned from Roger's Spur
The present zoning classification
CLOSLO WCD. *$o SAY. P.M.
As-Tan Noun.
Itanors, creditors, trustee's and aH
"Jsp the
Agricultural Station, corner of Crystal Lake
" regarding
of
said
property
is
Al,
know how to govern your life better in the future. Cooperate
AroIwTMtNTs Pnl,t,ift.0
I)
1305) i3t.I5II
p oilier persons claIming by, through,
ISEAL)
Drive and Country Club Road.
marriage ceuaseliag! Only
Diitrict, as that ctanlucation
_____
more with mate and get better results.
DEAR POLL? — Want to outsmart that Iearv mouse? Put
____
under or against them;
14
Proposals
shalt
be
marked
in the toning ordinance,
recently ba
Igj .b..i.
OWENS an MARY F. OWENS,
L
Publish Aug. 31, 1973
cheese on the trap for about three nights but do not set the
TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) A good day to talk over with
tks
and regulations of Stminot, County, "Sealed proposal for accessory
aid semtna,ie. begun to teach
wIfe. if alive, their respective
trap. About the fourth night, bait and set it and you will
Items one forw$rded to Lake Mary DES 707
3socates hon' to hac better understanding between you.
Florida
WINTHROP
_____________________________
unknown souse's If married, and
their student, 'iuch vital lunccatch bun for sure — ROSA
Seek to improve harmony with the public in general, also.
Fire Control Distri
Corn
The Public Hearing will be held in
by DkkCavoili
Csad, their riSpecive unknown
tions, but newspapers h.e
______________________________
Moid one who does not have your beat listerests at heart.
heirs, devisees, Iegataes, grantees, theCllvHall.Ovi,e.Fiorida,ontpie mlsaione,s, P.O. Box 203. Lake
NOTICE
UNDER
FICT,flOuS
17th day Cl September, 1973. t 5:00 Mary, Florida 337M.'
It
advk
____
assignees, lienors, creditors,
ON ThE W)-O,.E, I FiND .fl
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Find some opportunity to
NAME STATUTE
The award will be made to the
p.m. or
-t4T1
years!
DEAR POLL? - As a protection from late frosts my
thereafter as
I-(ANDS WITH
trustees
Slid
alt
Other
persons
ATP'LA,LJT AE
I
LET
help those whose loyalty Is unquestioned. Plan time (or
_______
Interested
lowest
responsible
bidder
meeting
'v4fS
BE
Possible,
at which time
ATT1
LA
l'l-Cneighbor houses her early tomato plants In plastIc gallon
HLN
claiming by, through, under or
A Vy StP1CiO(.jS GRLF"
the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
requirements of
CASE Y-505: Rachel Q., ag1
__________________
I B'v'GOtJE'3. crMa
____
improving
your health. Evening can be very Interesting from
the
against thim; CALVIN WHITNEY petles will be heard. Said hearing the
jugs with the bottoms cut out. The open tops afford ventila.
NOTICE IS HEREBY given that
WIctticatlons.Therigntisr,u'rvpd
is a
maybeconin,Ufdyromtlm,p0j
social
ithIuJ be'tnsette
____
standpoint. Avoid one who Is unfriendly to your
(Ion. I am starting no to save all my plastic Jugs for
and MARIAN 0 WHITNE':.
underlined, pursuant to the
"V
to accept or reject any or all bids
J'tJ','
until final action is taken by the City
an
WITH
asked to talk with me after my
Interests
wife, if alive, their respective
"Ficti'ious Name Statute' Chapter
early garden next year and will only have to send the hotports
thereof
and
to
waive
any
Council.
AREFCRM
________________
vnknow spouses it married,
S65 09, Florida Statute, will register
Valentine Tea address Jut
If
5
MOON C1HLDREN (June 22 to July 21) ThIs can be
toms of the Jugs to the dump. — RLJ}W
technicalIties.
This notice shill be posted at the
$
QWER.
dead, theIr revpective unknown
Spring.
No bid may be withdrawn for ,i wilh the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
City Hall within the City of Oviedo,
particularly delightful day and p.m. if you Improve your
V
heirs,
devisees,
l.gateej,
grante.s,
inano(or Seminole County, Florida,
"Dv. Crane," she said, "I
pe'Od of 30 days.
Florida. and in three (3) places
thinking along philosophical or cultural lines, Please good
assignees, lienors, creditors,
upon receipt Of p,00f of the
14ow*d
Lloyd
"So you also warned thi.I a
might have ruined my
wlttinlheClty,
and
published
in
The
DEAR POLLY - DG tell Betty that I have ironed permatrustees, and all other persons
publication of this notice, the Iic
friends by tasmptimncnting them. Show kindness.
Vice Chairman
Sanford Herald, a newspaper of
man can enjoy sex with another neat press artIcles and they are still
home If It hatba't tceu for
claiming by, through, under or
tliious lame lo.wlt: GREEN
1110 (July 2? to Aug 21) Plan just how to improve family
permaluent,
press.
Somc
FIre
Commission
I
general
clrcuiatjnjj
in
Ihe
City
of
woman than his wife, without
against them THOMAS A SNIDER
reading your 'Worry ainle.'
times this pressing Is needed — when I leave things in the
RROTIIFRS P.00FIHG
) their in ne more happiness and prosperity in the
Publish
Aug
31,
5,j,I
1, t,73
Oviedo and Seminole County,
and MARY It SNIDER, his wife,
having any love (or his dryer too long or if
I
under which they are engaged in
'For my husband is a vital
DES
I hang them on the clothesltnt..
Flortda.
once
a
week
for
at
lust
four
future
L
L.
Make
the
CLASSES
BEGIN
home kmoother-running and charming and
alive, their respective unknown
H.
businessat RI. 2, Boa 335 C, Sanford,
paramour.
.
dynamic type who travejs
) consecutive weeks prior to the
___________________
please all who dwell with you Avoid one who gossips too
Seminole County, Florida 3277).
____________________
SEP1'.
10th
"Well, I began to realize that __________________________
as t salesman.
Public
Hearing;
lhedate
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
—
respective unknown heirs, devisees, dote of the
COURT
much
That the parties interested in sad
____________________________
were right, (or I knew my _____________________
"AM we have two
tegatees, grantees, assignees, of the first publication to he date of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII: business enterprise and their ifl
____________________________
BLON DIE
-- ____________________________________
VIRGO
(Aug
22
to
the
last
publication,
both
Sept.
sexual ardor for my husband
dates in
22) State your Ideas to others and
chlldrtn in high
CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE terest in the same are as follows:
l.enors. creditors, trustees, and all
____________________
Chic Young
base tar hett, communication with them. Attend the SerVIces
other persons claiming by, through, ciusive, shall not be less than COUNTY. FLORIDA
wasn't nearly as great as his, V11N AT BRIDGE
Friday, Aug'. 31
EMORY GREEN
"But Ihadjrownqtuiel'eavy,
SOpct,
L.L I
twenty eight (2*) days. In addition,
C)..1
LIbTE'..l
r
*'AS
'
CIVIL ACTION NO. 721111
5.'s-45'f HEI
under or against them, any
that Inipire you Get into the studies that are really
P.00SEVELTGREEl4
for i was
though I loved him with all my
S0pct
potaids aLxv ni
tice shall be posted In the area to
'is
.c4'1SME L&lt;ES [, Sr1 SPAr- I
FAv,c.rrE
unknown person who may claim as
enlightening
hays.
fun
Dated
at
Altamonte
Springs
heart.
tonight
MAic'E
jp
be
considered
JOSE
C'E
weightcnmyweddjngday,
for annexation and SEMINOLE
VIE
NOT A flLO
'c)
A crafty bit of unbiocking
LOAN
PERrUP.,E .
heir, devlsee, legate,, grantee,
Cow
Seminole County, Flortd, this 25th
.. t' - AT' $35
LIIIRA (Sept 2 to Oct 22) Ideal day to plan how to add
toning at leastfifteen (IS)days prior
ICl4 A STAT,) ';l:).
when I looked in the
'iC,i.4
"While attendiog a conassignee, ilenor, creditor, trustee, or
_is
PORATION,
a
Florida
corporation,
day
l
of
August,
AD,
197).
A.,
to IPie date of tfl Public Hearing.
ocs
Studio RegistratIons:
to present prosperity so you need not have to worry so much
mirror, i
ttat i
venUoninQzicago,myhuthand
other
person
ciaming
LAW
oFr:cEs
Plalntft,
by, through,
OF
the contract by means of a
—
-,
DATED this 1h day of August, vs
resembled a good old motherly
had a brief aftair with a biet
NORTH
under or against
ii
JAMES C. FISHER
SIMON Mc
Aug. 23rd Thru 31sf
most unusual and interesting about yourself a: family Listen to whit ftnanclai experts
AD.
CIIESNEY any unknown
CURTIS GAINLY, a singie man,
GARY F MASSEY
suggest Attend some wor(hwhjle social affair in p.m.
soul 'es you deseribe such (at
• Q 102
that the firm had inported with
unblocking play
Nancy K Cox
9:00A.M. Until 1:00P.M.
Attorney tot the above parties,
who may cIal'n as heir deviwe,
JOHN DANiELS. AVCO FINAN.
V84?
SCORJ'lO (Ot 23 to Nov. 'l) You az-c partIcularly
a c'üwti oi other girls c
CitY
Clerk
of
the
signing for EMORY GREEN and
He starts by playlngahirci
(4II\ ,, .._)
CIAL SERVICES. INC., a Delaware
legate., grantee, assignee, lienor,
Q.I
i
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City
of
"So I decided maybe I was
charming today and should gad about socially to the rlt'ht
OvIedo,
Call Or Come By
tertain ttie aaiesmen
,'"
I
trump•
Then
he
ROOSEVELT GREEN.
corporation,
.VCO
FINANCIAL
creditor,
trustee,
or
cashes
the
aces
4S742
Florida
largely at fault (or driving my
"Well, I was crushed and felt
ciaimlng by. Ihrough, under or
SERVICES OF HOLLYWOOD,
016 F. Aitamonle Ave., Suite 701
of diamonds and spades. The places where you can get the results you desire. Make new
. ".—
:
2560 S Elm Ave.
JOfEPH DAVIS, JR., ESQ
WEST
husband into his outside affair.
FAST
Sanford
F'A, INC., a Florida corporation,
Aitamonis Springs, Fia. 37701
friends
who
I couldn't live with tiizn any
against
SARIPIA
McCHE$jack of spades Is now led and
arc talented Steer clear of one who wants to
STEPISTROM. DAVIS
"
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•7643
4 965
323-1900
Defendants
P4EV,
pubIitPjAUQ.31&amp;Stpl.7,11,71,1973
ANNE
more. tiougli t
"Previowiy, I had laughed at
McCHESNEy
- t
iarnp 'eur style
overtaken by dummy's queen
A. MCINTOSH
322-9272
10762
CREIGHTON and CHARLES A
yotw comment that it is boudoir
kved me truly and was merely
DJrectors:
fbondi
State
Bank'-Sulte
22
The queen of diamonds is led
SAGII IARIUS (Nov 22 to Dcc 21) Good day to converse
NOTiCE OF ACTION
CREIGHTOPI. her husband, if alive,
-K97*
• 10*342
roil Office Boa 130
cheesecake that sirens employ
sezually infatuated with
_____
____________________
-- Miriam Wright
confidentially with those who can help you have a more
from dummy and alter East
their respective unknown spouses if
Valerie
Weld
•A3109
Sanford, Florida 37171
'N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
rather thin roast beef, to win
dance
follows low South discards his prosperous and happy life in the future. Listen to the
TOg CURTIS GAINEY
married,
and
it
dead,
their
)3I
voice of
Attorneys for tlte City
0lT1'ITH JUDICIAL CII.
501111 it)
husbands away from theIr
111) Cypress Avenue
"The ery n
good king of spades
day. In
')respecflye,,nknnpi,i, devisees,
your conscience and he prompted about what to do. Avoid
04
Oviedo,
Fior'ja
CUlT.
IN
AND
FOR
SEMiNOLE
BEETLE
AILEY
4AK
San'ord, Fta. 37171
______________
cohimn, you warned wives not
IcUatees, orantees. assion.es
n..n,i..
en. ,s,,','*,I. C. an..,
Mort Waitrae
West wins with the king of one who arges too much
u. ij, as, sept. 7, 11,
V
A
K
QJ
Ilenors,
creditors,
trustees.
"S
I
fld
all
went
on
your
to rush into .ith
1da) diet
diamonds and isa dead duck.
CIVIL
ACTION
NO.
13
IIfl.A
1,sPLUCORN (Dee. 22 to Jan. 20) Listen to what a
other persons claiming by, through,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
.
€,TAY CLOSE \ , (TP4EV PON"r
DES 75
OIVISION A
and then continued till I had
He has to lead a spade or a
s i was tii atenEng to
that an action to foreclose a
At4.OW
under or against them, HET'lLIFRT
determined
pat
has
to
suggest
so
your
life
becomes
more
Ci
In
t
TC
k1LE.CT"TO.(
re
the
MarrIage
we E GO'I
FICTITIOUS 'SAME
reatnd mv
'II
mi; t r ono : Il() w s priIitHc jn I
i!c'-r'
tgage on the follo,',lr,j property in
A Mc(HESNEY ,lnd KORAHL
Ti4r aEAcp•'i
L'.AO IIA1LLY. *4USLIANO.
:.
ti
u4r..
'tfyg
in
ll
ways
in
the
future.
Attend
AP'.i
t'CF'
South
to
r)u)tfiout uat inei'
Seminole County, Fiooda;
'Mabe th, onenight affair
divard hii two losing
MSTCHESPILV, his wife, if alive,
NOTICE lShrrebygIv.ntpua weare
(F:::
.
w,,
YOi,.IR
No'ih East South clubs on the 10 of spates and social affairs so you make worthwhile new acquaintances.
The West half (W' - ) of Lot S and AND EVELYN C BAILEY. WIFE
differ greatly from women not
their respective unknown spouses if
my husband had with this
In
NOTICE OF ACTION
business at East Celery
Learn
to
be
a
theWesthalf(w'.i)oftheNorlh
half
good
conversatIonalIst
GUNSE
married, and if dead, their
jack of diamonds.
only In ttwlr much grt*ter
hostess actually hs Insured our
TO: EVELYN C. BAILEY
Avenue. Post Office Boa SIS, San
1
(N'))o4Lotfllock13,TierB,THE
AQUARIUS Ian 21 to Feb. l9 Others give you ideas,
respectIv, unknown heirs, devi5e,
2N i
ON
i'
€ *sc
Route 9. Box 31
eroti: appetite.
future greater happiness,
Fla. Seminole County, Florida
TOWN
OF
SANFORD,
according
to
hegatees,
p
grantees,
bai.king and suggestions hat can be most helpful to you ani
assignees,
I',
l'.o'
MorganIo
under
the
North
Carolina
fictitious
name of
"But also b- y
"Fot now I know how to hold
piat thereof record in Plot Book
ileriors, creditors, trusts, and all
--\
p,
______________________
____________________________
make the future mare successful. State your alms honestly aol
SEMIP4OI.E PRODUCE FARMS, Pages 54
to £4 and 1)2. 1)3, 1)3 116
his affection and keep a happy
other persons claiming by, through, and that we lfltnd
YOU
ARE
to
reg
NOTIFIED
that
an
________________________________
c
1ster
said
(j3t
Okngjd-AQ
____
____
krly •void one who wasfe so much of your 'atuable ti and 117, Poblic Rpçrcti of Semnol
'F"r vcI riu i y !r
under or tOilnIt them, EDWIN i
ur
__________
aclon faa' (15'.lUtic rl ef ,nirrae
nato,' with tile Clerk of til,' Circuit
County,
I(
I
,
)P.SCI4ESPIIY. If alive, lis unknown
tra L.t
ii ch .ti to \Iar !u) ,ttcnJ the services that .
J
I
"as been filed against 'ou arid you
tit-n lie
u.kr at iiç clo
Court, Seminole County, Florida in nas been filed against you and
l;Iin' h.i tt-n
i
31 inspire you and then
spouse if married, and If deed, their accordance
plcrs a wedding ring on his
are requIred to Sttve a ciwv of your
he
with
persons
of
wIth
Ph,
provisions
of
great
came to demanding a divorce
wialom
i:;!
tr%I
at. required to Serve a cop, of your
%Onh
respective unknown heirs, devI5e, the FICtltpC'til
East
South k nowkdgc nI learn r4iujt Make
written defenses. t Oft., to it On
i!e's finger.
Name Statutes, To
friendihipi
H Oswald &amp; James Jacob
that
ar
written
eetensas,
it
i
any,
it
"Dr. Crane, that one colwnu
iegatees,
on
T
grantees,
lw
CssIgrieel,
Pas
-/
, wOrthwhile Loltincss
WILFRED
Wit Section U509 Florida Statutes HULEPI
II
CONRAD,
"But he can have an aflair
RAY. ESQUIRE, of RAY
of aim and purpose Is the keynote now.
lianors, crecitors, trustees. and all
f.ns
of yours tipped the scales and
3$
Pass
4N I
petitioner's
attorney,
whose
address
We
are
Inde('ted
to
the
Ency.
and DICKEY, Attorneys for
other persons claiming by, through,
with other women without any
IF YO1'R ChILL) IS HORN TODAY.. . he or she will be
Pi
hi kent my horn? intact.
I
100 North Highway 17 92,
I'asi
'
Sig. Clayton E. flagv,ti
clopedia of Bridge for today s
Plaintiff, whose address ii
und.r or agaInst them; MAY L.
one of ihoie charg young people full of all kinds
of ie.
"And I'm swe
Casseiberrv. Florida 17707. .*'
You
A
AA*MIIAn
•h
of Ideas,
,j,v,',v
vux
thousands of hand, South would be better off
*AV,
sarwora.
,"iorioa,
,
M.ct.PitSrfty, if alive, her unknown
___________________________________ _______________________________
NTOM
_____________________
so it behooves parents to teach early to accep only the
"1r fact, you said ,n
bcie Septomnber 11th. 1973, and tilt
otlrmarriageahav,,a
Publish Aug.74, 31 1 Sept. 7, 54, 1973 32771, on or before the 34th day of
1ZZ A 4 4A K 1$7
best
_______________________ Lee Falk and Sy Barry
intbreeno'trumpwbereheba,
spouse if marrlld, and if dead, their
ES
127
Septembvr,
1973,
and
file
fIt.
the
original
with
the
cic,'k
of
this
rapists aua'jU
uss''
"
t, 'LI
saved by the same frank nine top tricks, but he land, in
What duyoud000w7
Idees and put them across Otherwise your child could become
respectIve
vkngj
[.£Ut M 4'.th5.- ,sy
wt H?sTc)RtMS
heirs, devtse,
MOTHER GOOSE
stab them or kill (hem atmarriage
Counsel
o'ir four hearts
A-The,c 1, an intercuing c-un a jack"of-all-tnadi and master of none, and could even upset
peliioners attorney or immediOtety
'
Rul
4ERt.
ic
5TPL
Mc1e141
I'O i P,GTO6R,APH THEM.
terwards
elti,er be4nre service on Pleinlift's
news-pcper'$ offer
Ilenors, creditors, trustees, and all
DAY NURSERY SCHOOl.,
thereafter. OlPierwis. a default will
West opens the queen of veahbon here. 'iou bid sta clubs. higher-aps everywhe,e, as well as your household, Some wise
attorrey or immediately therafter,
NOTICI
i
heq
c-Dy
given that I am
Other
prrsnns
claiming
by,
through,
Send fr my booklet "S'x
!
be entered against you for the reliri
'soc5 CF A.T _____
clubs ia pt on his ace and ThiS bid .iks ptrlvrr t.i bid secn it and kind discipline early is important as well as teaching to
aged in business at P.0, U $51 niherwise a detault will be entered
11MM
under or against them; and if any of
.'LLV
s-our coltunn that night in aur
Problems in Maniage," e. returns the jack West
ps'tlt.on
work
by
giving
small
Fern
Park
4tiei
to
227)0
County,
against
you
for
the
rciief
demanded
demanded
in
the
SemInole
ruffs
perform
while
young.
Religion
a
,jhe
foregoing
Oetenlants
be
dead,
WlTNESlmyhandandtlsesealot
tfl If amps.
closing a tang siariwed, return South's king and leads
MUD
newspaper and told me to read
must here
Floridaurderlhefictltiousnameof in the Complaint.
"Cited for Excellence"
k
__
ME!
usy and all unLnown persons
back a
_______
i -thIs Court on August 11th, 1973
.3
SI
MAREL
envelope, plus
ltjJ
it ihoroqh1y, (or he said U
ASSOCIATES,
and
WlTNlSSmyhandandth,seaIof
that
cents
i
trump to South's jack. South
T0DAV'SQU}STION
The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of
mayciaimssfselr,devts.e,g,ant,e,
Pr-Kisut•.nan and £aI.fldod Day Car..
(Circuit Court Seafl
inlendtorcglsteqsaidnam,withtn, this Court on this the 70th clay
t•1
1ated the trite facts.
Ilusor, creditor, truttee, spous. or
cashesasecond hi
'i.i 4ft-O* PIatng this n -ti your life is largely up to YOUI
rump arid
lnfat, to Satsoot Ag.
Arthu, H Beck.vitn, Jr
I
.1
Clerk
of
the
Circuit
Cc.uri,
Seminole
August,
1973
other
claimant,
by,
through,
under
"Ytu had atd.
East
o',vs
cut
tkit a
1 .
•
At Cleric cf thc Court
..t fi 'k.. truuiji
(Mroii Rig
# f •• - ,'*
i r#,
County, Florida in accordant, wIth (SEAL)
1
Individual Forecast loT your sign (Or
or.galr,st them; lncludlngtf-eator,
;p
SLIA *
(fl
s'nj'w
05 Jot Wt't.t)
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I
another
tile
hxiks
as
It
Souti
tis
provisions
of
plcrn!-ti
""
P4rin-r
sbais
'
lore
is
tu
the
Fictitious
Arthur
II.
tte'ckwtth,
Jr.
now ready For your copy send your birthda(e
/
Hvi•
191
Normandy
ed..
u.atbur,y
mentioned,
but
unnamed
spouses
of
-'As
t.
- ,:
wmiiari'
cooking without
Mamu (tat','M To
twoclubtricks, buithOLisa LtII %htdOYOUdohoO!
at in, t.,trcuit Lojrl
'and SI tO Carroll Righter F,rec,st kname of newspaper), Box
cet sit OtPitt ;•,;
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WILORED H. CONRAD
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$6309
Florida
Statutei
1?7.
has,n' am's love for her.
'
Seminole
County,
Florida
mirage. Soeth can brinr
I ..t . a. Nj
- home
.• • •.• ..
parties
having
or
claiming
to
have
(i?9J IlOilyw(,nd,tai, qryiq
Attorney
for
P,titionr
\
34g.
Mary
A.
Craft
Joy
Wb
BY
any righf, *iII, 'tr Interest
101 North ilsgPi*ay
Publlsn Aug 31, &amp; Sept. 7, 14, 31,
Deputy Clerk
1
propertywhlthi5t'tesubjecfmatter
C.ss.*elbmrry.
Florida 37707
1913
PublIsh Aug. '14. 31 &amp; Sept. 7, I. 19/3
of this suIt,
Pbiith
Aug
17,
1973
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nation's No. 1 and No. 2 steelproducers.
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DETROIT (AP) - A Romanian government questioned and released after confirmation of
official and a Fcrd research engineer are being his diplomatic Immunity status.
('10 President George Meany held on charges of conspiring to steal a secret .tkfirat was arrested on the job at Ford. He
said today that Americans obey glaumaking process from the automaker.
was charged with stealing the secrets and
the law when "they kflow that
An official of the Romanian Embassy In consplrlug to sell them to a Portugese firm for
those entrusted with its en- Washington also ws questioned but not ar- $250,000.
rested, FBI agents said Thursday.
forcement likewise obey."
FBI officials said Aklirnt may have been
"This means the governme"t
Alexandru Patr-aieu, 46, an official in the trying to sell the secrets to more than one
does not wiretap, does not Romanian Ministry of Ught Industry, was country, thus accounting for the Romanian inburgle, does not terrorize law- charged with conspiring with John C. Akf lint, 39, obvement in the cave.
abiding citizens in their homes of Ann Arbor, Mich., in a plan to steal the Welch said the FBI's investigation had
on the basis of an Infonner's secrets.
determined Pntr-nsc'u wa In "session of stolen
Fot'
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said
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worked
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documents.
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"float-glass process," a system for the with Akfiral to sell trade secrets.
Labor Day mnecsage.
lie said the AFI,-CIO always manufacture of glass used by Ford under a The FBI said Covina Compannia Vidreirn
opposed legislation that would license agreement from Pilkfngtnn Brothers, Naclonal of IJsbon apparently wanted the Ford
government to wiretap Lid., Liverpool, England.
data for the construction and operation o a
PC
The data concerning the glass-making process European glass manufacturing facility.
or to undermine the Fifth
Amendment. For the same rea- were to have remained secret under terms of Akfirat was to have been paid $250,000 for the
sons compulsory strike-ending Ford's agreement with the British company. data, in addition to being employed by Covina at
Ford officials said the glass has a variety of $2,500 per month during the building of the Eulegislation was opposed.
ropean facility, an FBI affidavit said.
"These are not separate is, uses, including automotive.
At his arraignment hef we a U.S. Magistrate In Welch declined to say whether Covina
sues," he said. 'The issue is the
same: the sights of individ- Detroit, Akfirat was ordered held In lieu of received any of the secret documents or If such
$100,000 bond. Patrascu was held In lieu of data would be returned.
uals."
The sBJ said Akfirat systemaudy removed
The 79-year-old labor leader $50000 bond.
Nell J. Welch, special agent in charge of the nlghly clas3ifIed technological data from Ford
said the word 'necessity" has
become synonymous with "an- FBI in Detroit, said Fanel L. Mangu, second facBities in suburban Dearborn and made
secretary of the Romanian Embassy was copies.
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Labor Day weekend motorists will find
some service stations closed, either for lack of
Wei or in protest over the government's
gasoline price controls.
But the threat of widespread protest
shutdowns a ppeared to have diminished with
the decision by the Cost of Living Council to
postpone Phase 4 retail gasoline price ceilings
for a week.
The council instead extended the current
retail
ail price freeze. The Phase 4 ceilings have
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told, 'Well, a holiday's coming up, yoi've got
another week,' you'd be relieved too," said
Robert Jacobs, executive director of the
Illinois Gasoline Dealers Association.
The American Automobile Association in
Washington said the council's decision did not
appear "to be triggering a widespread
shutdown of gas stations acr oss the nation."
The AAA nonetheless advised motorists to
fill gas tanks early in the day and avoid longdistance and night driving.

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OTTAWA (AP) The House of Commons by a vote of
192 to 24 gave preliminary approval Thursday night to a
bill to end the national railway strike. cow In its ninth day.
Union leaders said the 56,000 strikers would not go back to
work unless the pay hike provided by the bill was increased, and David Lewis, leader of the New Democratic
party urged that this he done.
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PHNOM PENH (AP) - Khmer Rouge Insurgents hit
Koinpong 0mm, Cambodia's third largest city, with 300
mortar rounds. Sustained fighting was reported on the
edges of the town. Hhway 4 to the coast is still blocked
southwest of Phnom Penh, but a cosr;oy of 343 trucks of
rice, cattle and other supplies arrived from northwest
Cambodia. In South Vietnam, the Viet Cong blew up a
bridge south of Da Sang and stopped traffic on the main
north-south highway .

Peron Launches Campaign
BTJENOS AIRES (AP) - Juan D Peron aucches his
campaign for the presidency of Argentina today with a
rally called by the Peronist leaders of the General Labor
Confederation. To Insure a big turnout, the labor leaders
ordered a one-day strike for the comfederation's two
million members. Police and Peronist security forces
tere put on the alert to prevent trouble between the leftists of the Peronist youth movement and tte moderates
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since the mid.lVfIOs in a case KaIAn
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Sirica's ruling was on special
Watergate prosecutor
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tape recordings Cox contended
could clear up conflicts in
testimony of White house aides
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leave uw car at home if
could be assured of riding a bus
that whizzes into town on an exclusivc traffic lane.
Or they might be willing to
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two White House lawyers he
summoned to California, he disclosed Thursday that "approprinte papers for obtaining toview are being prepared" and
will be flied before next Thurs-

recess until October it could be
late fall before the case is
finally decided.

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of three judges. On occasion.

Bus patronage on the San Washington employes' of the hours. NASA car pool members
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pool members,
and Its Virginia suburbs has in- Bernardino Freeway In Los An. National Aeronautics and get preferred parking spaces.
Several demonstration
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Several companies have
ects tend to show this is correct, press bus lanes were started in since an express bus lane in an average of 3.85 persons started programs of their own,
1969, the Federal Highway Ad-. opened last January.
the department says.
per car. The national average Is the report show.
Bus ridership on Shirley ministration says.
A ear pool program for 1,2 persons per car during rush
The 3M Co., for example, has
loaned 12-passenger vans to
employes for transporting other
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DETROIT (AP) Th.- FBI has arrested a Ford Motor
Co. research engineer and a Romanian government of.
ficial on charges they conspired to steal a secret glassmaking process from the auto firm. The FBI identified the
two as John C. Akfirat, 39, of Ann Arbor, Mich., and
Alcxandru Patrasku, 46, an official of the Romanian
M1nitrv of Light Indutry. The FET said the material was
taen for sale to a Portuguese firm, with Akfirat to
receive $250,000.

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Maureen McGovern. Buddy
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cost of pension improvements sought by the union. UAW
President Leonard Woodcock told newsmen Thursday
t hat the issue of voluntary uverUnie, one of the union's key
goals, must be resolved. The current contract expires
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(24) Washington

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NEW YORK (AP) - Stock momentum of Wednesday' s
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doctors credit their good health
it'. its. is's market prices moved slightly rally carried over into early
exercise.
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day of gains which continually eroded to rigid
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their orbiting laboratory, seven
days longer than the old space
endurance rcord set in June by
the Skylab I crew. They plan to
stay aloft 59 days.
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the Skylab 2 astronauts are

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first crew did after 28 days.
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By FRED ROThENJ3ERG the Los Ailgetes Dodger! a
thing ro Martin deCIded to show
Brewer! 4. Red Sex I
Jured Rico PetroceilL His cow.
workout ut third
Associated Press Sports Writer victory over the Houston j. the umpire what to look for. Ho
in tLe hot corner...wclghtng
"All he n,eded wa.i a pair of age Is admirable and so Is hI
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180 pounds.,jrcm Boston, Mas- boxing gloves and I thought honesty.
But Phltadelpbla third base
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Coleman to doctor
jg sachusctts,..Cari Yastzem1cJ. he'd be fighting George Fore'Tell Boomer (Scott) the ball
st mu
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Vüu can't lose If the other the eighth and Fred Scbenna to
And hc oppnneni..welghjng man," Scott said after watching he hit past me to drive In the
Thursday night.
team doesn't score, but you load it up In the ninth,
less than a nound...frnm Vastrt'ticLt ).nIrh.r thr
run hm1d hnv h.n
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In fact, Demars had about as can t win if ,ou don't
Tom Seaver underetanas this better than I)etroit's as the baseball
much chance of hailing ce
waukee runs in a 4-1 '.ictory tomorrow night
and
engaged in a holding action Cleveland rlghthander, inA ' least that 's the way
Tosar in the Inst of the nlntn as
"Hell, he's a 3-)ear veteran
Twins 5, Rangers z
Wanking the nocent until prov2n guilty, George Scott, Yast
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Ho could get hurt over there."
Jim Bibby lost his perfect

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one weekend is left on the Seminole Turf Club
inaugural season which closes out Monday, and it's been
some season Al Grub has managed to put together to
reacquaint Central Florida fans with the trotters.
wua uie insuwuonot Men a night, asefl
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Chuck Herd, Jiny Scott, Dave Bland and Gary hlayman.

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eastern champions.

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He and Foreman hope the predictions of an early round
knockout will come true. Foreman-who has scored 35
knockouts In winning 38 fiahts aøaln*t nn 4fst
the
title from Joe Frnzler with a second round knockout in
January.
Roman, 25, of Puerto Rico, comes in with a record of 44
victories-fl by knockout-aeven losses and one draw. He is
to receive $100,000 for the fight, which Is to be televised
nationwide in Japan and by closed circuit in the United
Stotes.
Foreman, who is to receive $1 million, says he has no apecia1 thoughts about whohe would like to metnpxt
"I'm taking it one fight at a time," said the 24-year-old
champion from Hayward, Calif.
The managers have waived Japan's rule that three knock downs in one round amount to a knockout. It will be up to
American referee Jay Edson of Phoenix to stop the action If
he thinks one of the fighters Is too badly hurt to go on.
An eight.count will be mandatory, the count for a knockdown will continue after the bell except In the final round and
scoring will be on the basis of five points for the winner of
each round, with the los'r getting four or less.
About F,(J per cent of the l,-4x seats have been reported
sold, at prices ranging from $1i9 down to $7.55. Schoolboys
will he allowed in for $1.89.

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pound tailback who gaIned 1,117 }ards on the ground
season, appears set, while at fullback, Bob Nagel, the 1972

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San Diego will be at Los Ange- defeats and a tie

SNA has an actionpocked tefore school starts Se?t. 9.
Valentlno says 1"ls goal tor
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baseball and champion George Foreman planned a final
light gym workout on the eve of a world heavyweight boxing
title fight Foreman Is expected to win with an early round
knockout,
"I don't agree,"aj Roman's manager Bill Daly. "If that
were the case they should just mall the check to the
hotel.
"They are going to be surprised," he said of the local
boxing writers who have
been enthusiastic about Foreman's
battering ram punches
amid showing sympathy for Roman,
the No. 9 contender in both the World Boxing Council and
World Boxing Associmitico ratings.
Just 24 hours before the start of the 15-round fight at 12:30
p.m. Saturday here and 11 p.m. EDT Friday in the
United
Ytc, Lay pct.ed eot:eern about
the size of the ring,
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aides went to inspect and found still not erected in
'I ;kyo's lS,O00-aet Budok.an- Martial Arts hall.
The rules call for a ring 1640-20 feet square, and
officials
rtid Thursday the Tokyo ring would be about
17 feet.
'They've got trouble on their hands if they don't have the
right ring," Daly added. "They can't put a 16-toot ring In
there with two big giants. I have td protect my fighter.
in Madison Square Garden and all over the country
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Most Recent Home Run
1973 tames Remaining

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frirriJi) giin laughed and tried tt
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Flnhert rubbinr his fin
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Dodgers 6, Astros S
foreign substance that [j(
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him one bit.
Leenis Bubba &amp;nith, a bus angler since we 've known
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extra cash on number seven In the fifth?

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wore," said Toar n'ter he ran oerurxi "eaver to 21 innings
eighth, his shutout L' the ninth
Demars' stop sign and slid In the 10th, the Mets
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home with the winning run in Seager for the 24th time yhlle
when the Minnesota Twins
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the Phil1ie 8-7 come-from-be- the Cardinals scored the games
struck for four runs and held on

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Houses for Sale
Rent
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Wanted-Welders
.ndWeIdirsHetpri
Pt 3?3013
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Parttimeforlwe,kmo. *ge 1135
530 per day and up. Apply
p'rsOC. 5.5. MOndAY tlirU Satur.
day, Armory. at 91$ E. lit Si..
ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ________________________
Sanford.
614 2027 for "We Care"- Free.
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DIAL AOEVOTIOP4
3235010
CetralB'wttstChurch

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--Unhurnhstied dtjpte* near shopping
canter. 6 months lease I. security
depostt. Call 6651662

mrae bedroomi 2 baths catpds

Female Help Wanted

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Lost-Brownish red
Pekingese
female dog, near Seminole High.
Reward. M33521,

* Construction

Child Care

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Child care. $ days, 2 hot meets
pni,u
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Pry Kindergarten, and Day Care.
Infants
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to Sdooi Age 191 Nor
mandy Rd. Cauciberry $31 1*51

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want.d-Ex$ruJ.r operators by
ptptlC injutoted wire ccur.oany.

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Apply in person 5)0 am.. • io
pm. any weekday, Paragon Wire
a. CaWe. Longwood Industrial
Park. SR 431. Longwood.

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Instructions
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EXPERIENCED PAIfITER
C. HACKEIT

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PH, 3730229
KEYPUNCH
TRAI N EES

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If working as an IBM kaypunch
u,erator S.Wnth interesting to you

in 5$.,",
,t
rn
working and training al ttmt same
time. There Is no ace limit
h.gh school rtiptoma is not
Prcae yirci to- tri,
future now in ths highly rewar
ding tekl. Persottai interview
ant va'. er*

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. 834-8588 NOW
CALl!
ORLANDO BUSItIESS
COLLEGE
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son,
Marbietita
Penufacturing Company. Jnc.

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There is no age or educational
r*qulremen?s "EARN AS YOU
MANAGER TRAINEE
SI?
available Wear, looking for a ma.i wflh some
for those whO Q'aiity. Call
e,.pem-ience to Learn
f9041736-)963 for a personal in.
cyje' bui4pa and eventually take
tat view
over all aspectsof training. Thiti
a chance tO make a areer with
Southeastern
en. ci the fastest growing service
companies in Florida. Experlenri
Bisiness College
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control i. related field Is hllpful,
DeLan, Fla.
t net a must. Cell S34!040 for
appointment. R. W. Collins. Inc..
505 Candace Dr.. Fern Park.
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MEN
Needed
I BU •
C0U
u
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PR0GRMERS. Y
demand
ImmeJiatefy to train

for quatflhed programmers Is
grea$.Wtwilttralnygutoqttts
highly ukitied proleniori a. service
you with employment at the same
ll.'ne. There is no ege limit, bA
iou must be wItting to start in
rnndtrly Prev.v
rxç-ercnce
r..1 requtrd. F
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NOW
ORLANDO BUSINESS
COLLEGE

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12 WeeK Chord Coursi
Harry Wester, 323-1379
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DOG O&amp;DIENCE CLASSES,
Cmtv tloemned. IS pears ix.

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parlance Beginners Advanced
rp!. $31 31.1?
ClaW'S tlhrlir

Preiamonal Mui,lc StIdO, plvale
pIano and percussion iesaore, 14
per leison. Orange City, (901) 775

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Construction laborers for new
plastic concrete work. Op

pofltlty fOr athancemint.
0563; 3fl47.
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FINANCE OPPORTUNITY

Fine opportunIty for a career with
of nation'i largest fin3rce
limit tntere'stlrg office and held
work, competitive salaries, rapid
promotion. Contact Ed Korgan,
Domestic Finance. Sanford Plaza
The City of Sanford Civil Service

Dept. Is accepting applications for
t, position of .%Sethanic Helper.
Requirements 1$ to 4$ yrs of age;
Eighth 'ade or higher education:
knOWIidgS ci aufomobile maintfrnance needs; experience in
srxking cars, trucks and other
automotive type equipment;
abilIty to drive trucks and cars;
resIdent of Seminole County
mninlnwri
6
mcnths
F.aaminatlons for qualified ap
pfcants 9 &amp;M. and 1)0 P.M..
September 10, 1973. .i.ubmlt ap
plicatlons to Civ'l Service
Exa'niner In City Hall prior to
examination- Used Car mechanic, excellent pay
nd working conditions. Wutking
Lnowtedqa ot oil cinmestic end
irnp'trt cars. Apply In person. Jack
Divis. Dill B.eker Volkxwagen.

WOMEN
WANTED

37)95 1792,

RECEP11ONISI &amp;
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARIAL
TRAINEES

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w'r'v.n ART
IDtE5 *p'FRANCH. Sanford.
.
FACTORY HELP needed for 1%t,
31d
7-° P hOW tO
start. 3k rd-i. in 30 days. Regular
raises thereafter. Paid holidays
and vacations. Must be able f
handle K lb. bags. Apply in per.

We have opt'nlngs for Truck
Drivers, WaroPou.e and Sales
Personnel. 4 hr. week. Excellent
fringe benefits. Apply in person
after C am. $0 SCOTT YS HOME
BUILDERS. lCa) !rarmd Ave..
Sanford.

BUS.NESS
* LEGAL SECRETARY
* EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
* DATA PROCESSING
* SMORTHAN)
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CAR SALEtMEN WANTED. No
experience necessary. Apply 1n

pay and responslomlily for r*.
p.'r;,nced tirt changer. liCk Iceve
NEED A FuTuRE?
and vac.atiom pay. Cavanauga Tire
Service, JIG) S. French Ave.. 322
MAKE YOUR OWN!!!
floJ.
Apllcatunowbeingtekenfortatl ____________________________
tfms. CPioe you.'
rsa Openings for 7 carpenters. 6 steel
An.i,,
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MEDICAL
to 6. 77)1325.
*MCOtCAL RECEPTIONIST
*MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER
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AUTO
MECHANIC
A*DENTAL ECEPTtONlST
SDaysptuiov.r1im
hNURSES AIDE
MILEX TUNE.UP CENTER
*HOS?ITAL ORDERLY
Longwood,Fla.
1310471
* WARD CLERK

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Experienced meat cutter Good
hoursandgoodpay, Apply at Park
and Shop, 7Slh and Park Ave See
Tom Ketwy.
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"tia'rgIasi cmnployas. txperiencoo
and reILabi mold man, and
chopper man, with good

Masors. V.

Meson Tenders. 13.
372-603)
Full time J*nitOr, flood starling

salary and paid company benefits
Ai)pty in person. M? Jensen, Food
fall. 2460 ParK A,.. Sanford.

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tetvifw rvired.

WE WILl. YR kIN TO SPRAY
LAWP&amp;5. 5731) PER
HOUR
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Apy
?rn C,'lcr. 91t [

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Mature dependable lady to train Iot
MIad% Starling salary depene-'
upon experi.i'ce. Hours 10-4 p.m.,
S days a week. Apply in person,
FamOuS Recipe Fried Chcken,
1*09 S. French.

RN and LPN's for Sanford Nursing
a. Convalescent Center. ,g
Meitonvilte Ave., Sanford. Apply
it' perscit,

REALTOR

FRESH A'ID CLEAN, Air con.
ditkjnd 3 bedroom, l'.' baths.
equipped
kitchen,
master
bedroom has walk in closet.

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Houses Rent
Unfurnished

Two bedroom, kitchen equipper',
garage, nice yard, g Mm. from
Orlando. $123. 365 5230.
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BRAND NEW 7 or 3 bedroom
to*nbouse, choic, locatIon.

Real Estate Salesmen needed.

Excellent commission, Call
Francis Cygan, Manager,

JACK R. MCCLURE

1 bdrm trailer near idylwilde
School, 2 bdrm home in country,
fun. Call 3224007.
Resort Properly

36

REALTOR

For Rent

N. Park Ave. 323-5170

2

Do you likC working with living
plants? We need potters, packers
and generous lat'orers In our
nursery. Good bOflefits. Apply in
person. 25231. Park. Ave., Apupka
or call $167222. ext 1*9.

Business Property
For Rent

37

Kitchen and dlnng room help.
Competitive wages with fringe
benefits. Apply to Mr. McL.IIan,
Food Service at Sanford Naval
Academy. East Is St., Sanford.
Organ's? for small church in Sanford
area Reply Box $11 care of
Sanford Herald, P.O. Roe u.s.
Sanford, Fla. 37771.
SEMINOLE COUNTY

This is technical skilled drafting
v,ort in the preparation of a wide
varlefy of plans. maps. graphic
layouts and other llti.ntratiye
material. Experience In working
with legal descriptions and ability
to meet and work with tht public
essential. Three years drafting
experIence or an eulvalent
combination of training and or
eperience. State ,'r'tirement plan,
,lsid hospitalization, vacation and
sick leave. Contact: Lois Hare,
Room 307.305. SemInole County
Courthouse, N. Park Ave, San
ford.
S ECR E TAR V
SEMIPIOI.E COUNTY

GOVERNMENT
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY

MuSt be Seminole County resident
and unemployed 14 days prior to
dat' of hire Minimum of 6 years
experience in responsible clerical
administration or an eQuiaient
combination of training nd •xper iu'mc.. Ability to meet and deal
with public essential. state
plan,

3 Bedroom CD house, kitchen
equipped. 1173 mo, 1st &amp; last plus

DRIVERS; Part timi or full time.
We train you. Ocad commitsion.
Yellow Cab Co. 301 S. Park.
74 Business Opportunities

COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-)
bedrooms, 1½ bath home, fur.
m,ishid. above ground pool, and
screened summer house. At' for
;he low price oO $20,000. Call us

CITY-ideal retirement home. 3
bedrooms. front a. back porches,
dining room, fh eplace, central
heat, curtalno, ro
I. drapes,
wood floors 1 muCh more. Close to

today to see this.

RoOms (or Rent

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WESTSIDE STORVI About I'.
acres on Orange floutevard with $
year old 3 bedroom.? bath plus

large Florida room, central heal
and air, double garage, equipped
kitchen, carpeting and Other
features. Only $.rt000 Excellent
condition.

Sixteen City Lots

Sewing machinet $29.5 to $SC.9.
TP'e'e ,'--titnei bt.'titlnt4ie,Sew On
s,wJ
.jtnt, deca ;ve .,.•;
much, moth more. Inspect and

Zoned Commercial

borne for you.

Priced

MiOC.

&amp; GiIrnan

830-5500
Realtors

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Lonqwood

area

PIPIECREST --See this lovely 3
bedroom, 2 bath home, huge

CITY-Older frame home, good
condition. 2 bedrooms, dining
ruorn, fireplace. screened porch,
new roof, beautitui wood bert.
curtains, rcd' S. drapes. Owner
reduced price 135u0 I. sold sei at

paneled Florida room, lust
painted Inside and out. Only

173,700,

Stemper Agency

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SEMINOLE-kEALTOR 3RL. WP.
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
3774991
1919$. French
Eve.. Sunday, 322.7374 s' 377)4%

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SANFOR), Woodmere, 1)9.900. 5
pct. down, 'newly refurbished 3
I &amp; 1 bath t,niei, shag
carpeting, central ar. See at 2$)i
Grove Drive, or call Broker. 42)
2515. tvts. .3-243l.

ALL BRICK
CONSTRUCTION

JIM HUNT REALTY
2571Pa.'kDr

372-2)11

Realtor--After Hours:
.37 9711:3223991:3320415

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Beautiful 3 bedroom, lv, bath house.
carpeted throughout, air and tin.
trl heat, Almost new. No
qualifying. Equity and assume

t.ow Maintenance r.wt
*armer in winter

rinter in summer
Modern design
Excellence Ir. malerlals . sork
mbnsnip
Wail to wall carpeting
.entrat air conditioning
.Agreeabie financing
below general market p11cc
C) Bedrooms, 1'/p baths

mortgage. Monthly payments,
1166.

Nice home, 3 bedrc.orn, 1, bat",
carpeted throughout, master bed.
room central heat, corner lot.
Monthly payments, $161.51.

JOHN SAULS AGENCY

Boat, trailer, trailer
hitch, and Johnson motor, $150,
Call 3734457.

20 ft. Cabin

18' boat, trailer, IS hp. Chrysler
motor, ski equipment. Perfect
condition, Ph. 323-0113.

'A Directory of Experts Re4 To Serve You!

1301W Fairbanks

Air

VIE TAKE TRADES

Ph. 1309717

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Appance

Estate

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71 Hasr Se'v.e

Call 322 lid

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BEDROOM 1½ bath
Kitchen muipped w w carpet, Realneat Cfl house at Lemon Bluff,
ni.t on r-.-.n
-nii no
aiIf.rQ. do',vn
V-'
per
ma.
payment
$337
pay
lrnmacuiat 3 bedroom.2 bath CD
Only $77.30),

NICE 3

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loc,n'tl A Classified Ad will find it i
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TOWERS BEAUTY SALON
(formerly llarriews Beauty PIok I
SIt C. F'mi. 322 ui?

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Bu!ldlncis

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Neea • stable, utility building,
\

warehouse, commercial structitne
or
barnS Call BOB'S
BUILDINGS 32)4531' anytime

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PlOW OPEN-Place Homes North,
Hwy. 17-92, lust North of Dog
Track Rd. at beautiful Laku
Kathryl, Estates. Pre-Orarsd
Opining discount?'. Models set up
so you can move in today. Ask
about free rent. Free delivery and
set-up within IX mliii. Place
Homes. 634 7270.

Read

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etsp,s.i. oral
Ovtde Ye Better Living

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Jlt'r;ild

kiln dealer lOS Closed Ttsursd,i,
A
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equipped, carpet arid drapes 1501

GIFTED HANDS. Classes day os'
evenings r.rnwara su lies
,pIlts. 752 W.. i'$w. L18..

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FLYING CARPET

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TOURS, INC. MuSt have thorcqgh knuwtettge

Anflase tLKei'.
,' and Tours
at safCi.ai rnIes
3 Sernoran
B4vt. (Hwy 1341.1)1-3333.
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camping-Resorts
mnInO$e

No Alph1)ç

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rmtrco in bi.'t up
uooiit
At co ROOF C P
HELPERS. Good wages, apply

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n,i miil spec painting of metalS.
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Especlen.edinfinishingchemlcat 1aam
eoapartmerw.
trOatmord and piating. Four yearS
utilities Included. first fl, )
experIence r.ovlr.d.
required. 377.7710and
'

fast month

eat'ooms. i b.atli. wall to wall
c,arpelfr.q, drapes. central hen?
Soma knowledpe ot chemicals , arid air. Fully cqs,Mpped kitchin
In
eo,Ired
Exrtrmen.d
wth dishwasher $)7Ø m rrmon4tt
tinshng. chercm.al tneatr.'icrst,
&amp;m jnr Stocks. 63-4 7911
satiotng snu .4 it'll n.g gi ,n$dt*
week dblrS Atty time weexemsth
Appinpersonto;
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Finisher

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£2 vi
.,.,.rt -r,.
t r '.-r
'nn ,tth cnat'itours license. Ph.
5*5.4446. DeLard

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Junior Metal

Camp

brand r-w l- inuS i a. • ut'irrr

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An

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,..v..ri ytiuf ciasi lid ad
or 13
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j4 ()pe)ort'nity Emp1nri'
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NIghts 3fl.547i

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BLUE DOLPHIN HA3 P00'. GAMES
JUST FOR
(VoligybilI
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YOUI
• Divins
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Floats.

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Rafts

• XkIdIi Swim A*ds

FRBE

ESY1MATIS

ON A POOL IN
YOUR BACK YARD

'_'.

3rd ST. 6 HWY 17.92
SANFORD
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Qu te simply the finest adult'
bI
home park in America todol Close to
Orlando.
Extraordinary
location
I
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Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot
rentals for homes start at $75 oar
u
wig.sswêL
I L ,J
IItJihhII1
FurflJ$fl3
moaeis open for your

ins)ection

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air f Jfaptx waler a. 'a
-amr $"cS mc Is? ..nri 1h4! pi,730 security depc.sfl. a'-3y &amp;'g*n
Ptlty, 3725237 or 3721941.
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med ad ton result:.

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''7Forct Pinto, CT Me0s.
headers. Crane Cam, tac'crneter,
tape deck &amp; speakers. Call 3730330.

WHEE THE CUTOM MAKES THE 'AL

IS'?) Gremlin Must Sell. Factory
4ir. Power steering, automatic.
Call 377 a414

Hwy. 436 &amp; 17-92

LiL LuLtEL!ii E tiwai
LtU

Fern Park

12 Volt Auto Batteries 111.95

SCHOOL

P EEL'S BODY SHOP
1)09 Sanford Avenue

17

;;KI

STARTS

Junk Cars Removed

Abandoned, unwanted, Iunk cars
h.vjte'd away Your cost, $10
795 6'tI anytime.

78

LIMISONS
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
ADDITIONS
No Job Too Bigor Too Small

'73 Honda Cl 100, excelent con -

di? ion, d rt equipped Pti. 372-2026.
'63 Honda 150, runs e*cellwl. 1324Lewis Cycle, 1105 S. F-enth.373'3".
with plenty of extras including
radio Only 1,300 miles, like new.
Calt 3230730 or 8)1-2619

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3731106

er

"Sanford"

town
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Equipment for Rent

Petsand Supplies

German Shepherd pups, AKC, 6
wkt, U0 Animal Haven Kennels,
3225753 between $ am, -4 p.m.

Black female Poodle, 7 yr's., AKC
Req. Good with children. $50. 373
1061 after 6p.m.
M.astcr Grooming for all breeds. Let
us start your dog in our Fall term,

and

'71 Yamaha 350 cc. Excellent condition, 7.300 miles. $535 or best
offer. Ph. 574-1106 Deitona.
79

WATCH OUT
FOR OUR

Trucks and Trailers

Lustre

65

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DRIVE CAREFULLY

Ph. 323 2919

lIen? Blue
Electric Crpet
Shampooer for Only $1 per day.
CARROLL'S FURNITURE

Service

MOWING, EDGING
&amp; YR IMMING
CALL372.13U

PLEASE

'72 YAMAHA 450
6700 mitis, best ofter
Ph.377-1)5'9after3 31)
1949 Honda
Good Shape. $450

at

64

TUESDAY

Motorcycles

Supplies

Bold Face italic typewriter. Used
only C nine months, $300. See
Sanford Herald.

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Eledronic Equipment
Repairs

Concrctq

1

fl(

Patios, Walks

PoolDecks
Charles IMlow Co 313 1475
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"Fix-up" TIme, Hire An expert
repairmanfrom today's tiassified

£!

It's

ivd.

COC.IURN FENCE CO.
P14. ITS 4ii

toke tntensfo'. 4 curt to th. bk. Mary
150 C44 off end 0 ti
cii bk. Mory Boui,..otd The
For.,? is on your left ensue from th, exit
apen Ot'wixkdyi from
10 tifl 530, $undoy. horn
non KU 6. Visitoti welcome.
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LandscapIng
.nmwrcIaIe
""'• -eslaentlai
Charles Below Co. 37) 45

--Maintenance,

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ti0VMAN- Do you
something done around your
property'? Call Vernon Ccx. 377.
5159

CHILDREN!

1961 Dodge Van
$100

372 1061
El Comma, 1964 7$) V I engine, 3
speed transmission, mags •nd
wde tires. Adult owned Must see
cre'clate 51,000 377 1773

BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC

lie

NOW TWO LOCATIONS lOSE PVE YOU

SANFORD

Itt ZAYRI PLAZA •FINN PARK
131.6777

SOFA

rd

BED &amp;

Special price for Sept. Call 37)

Matching Chair

1971,

Opns to sieep

Pest Control

66

DILAND
S. Hwy. 17.92 &amp; Truck

32)9 Hwy. 17.92 South
Sanford
377.1533
Orlando Ph. 6445014

Ph.

DeLand Ph.
Sanford Ph.

734-0.5)0
322-3)40

A,hq i ted

Canterbury Farm, new boarding
Stable In Ovledo. Hunt Seat 'n
struction for beginner-s through
advanced. Ph 3653*36.

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TRENT EXTERMINATING CO.
Roaches, mice, ants, termites

Classes now forrni,g lii beginner
English Equitation
Shady
at

Trails Public Riding Stables. '177

L.a#,n spray. etc 373 7956
Roofing&amp;StseetMetai
Gutters &amp; Down Spouts
KIOFrdfiChAVe.,372.fl51

317$.

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Complete roofing &amp; house painting,
75 yrs. experience. Ph. 373 *745
day or night
ilanning a garage sale? Doni
forget ts advertise it in the
niassifled adi
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¶,cutti Seminole Drywall and Spray
Service, sptciaiizing itt drywall
t:r.

r. 2

Cusiom made screer rooms, car
ports. Top workmanship and
materIals. LEACH ALUMINUM
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Getting ready to move? Sell excess
items quickly with a tl;s1f
ad
led

Palntlrsg-.interjo
I exterior,
repairs, roots painted, free hon*st

experienced s'stirnat.s
_....,_.

repairs,

all

37,
0794
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types. j",

placement oh rotted facia Leaves
Rctcof specIality. Call J &amp; ft Rod.
ing 1I 7l'4 o 3fl 7223. Free is.

lImit's

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pat
.mII types of carpentry. interior,
fittenior, ReasontjIe 373 45v.
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Horses

Dapple tan, part quarter horse,
mare, S yrs. old, 1)t' hands, a1
Shots. Call 3726516.

ADCOCK

Roof

CONCRETE PATIOS

Service, Odd lobs, end Light
''a"

Home Improvements

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THE
'octs

-dA
1
7( Lak.Uaty

mLPIKARs,', GIA'5 6. PAINT CO
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2l0Maonotia
Ave
332 £A2

l'aintunu. inicneor, e*tCrior
un
nilurt' repair &amp; refinishing
Licensed &amp; bOnded Reautgtabie
Charles Seals rne.i

!73 0561

ii

Gkss-Mkrors

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10I E. Celery Ave Sanford

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iThe SUBARO
I DL WAGON

Auto Repairs
Parts. Accessories

REBUILT IBM Executive Electric

epr

FABRICATION, 373 4673.

14 &amp; A (tramiCS
Dlvi 3'7 6173

76

Office Equipment

&amp;

c Hoffman. Painting 4. Decoratiqg.
Inter'nr I Exterior. Qualit, Work.
I irend &amp; Insured. 323 4141.

S_Sly
Sanford Plaza
at Musit Unlimited-Radio Shack

tt
F3r Rent-- Motor 'jrairn &amp;
loading pan *ith operators &amp;
labor. 5309916 day or night.
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Want to 5I'tI something? A small
invistment in a Classified Ad will
bring re'i.ltl
r-

PtthIlhNl Every S;iiitlay

3*0) Ot'trJo C

Bulldozina

BULLDOZER WOtte
Clearing lots our Specialty. 37) 1731
811cr 3 p in

A Cs

GREGORY MOBILE HOMES

Fe tnch Ave

1963 Plymouth Barracuda V S.
automatic $295 Agent. 321 5150.

Nice. 1445

1109 Sanford Ave.

B

111 7147

have homes, ahd ots 04 lots,
Hacienda Village, 131-4311.

$910 Opel Kadette Rally.
$1001 take over payments
Call 327-fllS

1972 Harley DavIdson 74. Full dress

Camping equipment, Unam. It, we
have Ill Gov't surplus galore.
SwpIus World, 11631 C. Hwy. 50
777 0364.

Free

GanlLewn Service
Landscaping, Mowing, Edging,
liagan Insulation, SAPII OR 0, TV's, phone equipment, I- S-tract
player, FM AM radioS, tape
Trimming
'HEATING
&amp;
AIR
CONrecorders. Ph. 3337570.
Free
LstReasonable.aner 1-377631)
IOITIONIN(5,
2609
Sanfosi Ave. ______________________
('
fl2 6290.
Shrubs, trimmed &amp; shaped Flower
tire a '.uper sai*vnan, a classified __________________________
teds cleaned &amp; edged to per
Need fencing? We Install best
.fection. Specialist, Mowing by
ad to sail yo'r don't needs!
quality fences, all types. Fast.
request Only. Free estimate. 373
Tinner ii,nce Co 37)370)
OM ______-____________
eauty Ce

)'iake sure you sam a place to put
thatn.wpiomebek*iyou buy. We

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carpentry, masonry work
estimates. 372*355.

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Lle'."I..ae'za L,.,aI..a.sa.,.0
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and

g Pferncj, $36 Church

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.aEMINOIE
APPLIANCI
--SERVICE
All appisn.es repared

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Ferid

some

Austin
Development Corp
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additions Ph. 372 1090.

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Camping Equipment

$6

60

tape

toblie Home Bank Ripoueislons
15 to choose from. 131.7371
Dealer.
Just ll$tec,-A very
older style ______________________________
with 3 bedrooms, I bath,
IILLCREST Double Wide 21x10.
living room with fireplace, small
Immediate Occupancy, 7 berm . 2
Florida room. Very good conbath. air. 5)0,995 Dealer. $31 silt
dt'sun Located 2)7 W. 17th St
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Open 14p m.

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IDEAL DRAFTING t. PLAN
SERVICE For builders. Sub
contractors &amp; individuals. Custom
house plans, plot plans, &amp; room

5

14 ft. fiberglass beat and tilt trailar,
$350. ccii 322 5173.

&amp;cneral remodeling. All types

econorni,alCaiI Vlctor-345.3743.

Full line GE Appliances
Sanford Electric Company

I

Drftbeg
Complete Hse Plans and Shop
Drawings. Fast, dependable

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UUUUY'S
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Small Jobs Wanted
377 1335, "lake Mary"
______________________

3951

ron

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A I. P APPLIANCE REPAIR
Alt makes service
Ph 1)0 C730

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HANDYMAN
REASONABLE PRICES. CALL

CentraI Air Conditioning. For free
estimate. catt Carl Harris. at
SEARS in Sanford. 3721771.

Real Estate Wanted

CaUBart Real

SERVICESUNLIMITED

1309702

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clean

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Home Improvements

Concrete

Conditioning

8&amp;OAIRCOPIDITIOPIP4G
AND HEATING SERVICE

IPICOME PROPERTY, "ror Sale".
two nice apartments, large car
port, prIvate entrances anø extra
lt adiolninq. 372.731.

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conditioned, clean,

JSa'e.V.

SI".

Forrest Greene, Inc.

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air

flat. áSyt...

'69 Rebel SST 2 door, hard top.
Lood.dt $495 or trade for b.'a?,
motor I trailer. Call 323.5672 after
i

Ford Er.gine, 390, C.l.D., also
am.tcmat;c transmission. Both for
$150, Ph. 323 3616.
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galvanized trailer, boat fully

4

2)1 N.Oak. Sanford
377 1174 day, 373 6413 eve

Magnolia Park, Orng. City
Ssgn direct ions from Viuslal
(trookiyr,Aves. Ph. 773 4711

ROISSON MARINE
2927 Hwy. 17.92
322-5961

194,1 T Bird,

Ph. 13$ 5155

Terms

equipped, 51933. Ph. days. 377.

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MOVE IN NOW

Exploreair Mark S Lafayette S baril
Shortwave receive,, $30. Call 373
4447-

MARINA,
RESTAURANT,
CABINS,
APARTMENTS,
MOBILE HOME RENTALS AND
CAMPER PADS. ALL ON THE
BEAUTIFUL
ST.
JOHN'S
RIVER.
IN
A
RAPI3LV
DEVELOPING AREA. CALL US
TO 5FF. WON'T LAST LO'fG

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1969 Nlmrod Riviera
Excellent ConditIon. 5.4(0

7ln9
Pn'es'.'ful S'Ø O lip,
motors. $112. uy before Saturday
for terrific savingi. Trade's and

lrittestment Property
_________________________________

Realtors

refrigerator, itoy. 4. heac'rocrn
$1050. 373 5937 after 1.

Correct Craft $1750 19' bowrkier

Income and

a week.

Fern Park

free

I

loaded. Must sell, A55u,ri
balance. PPI. 322 6363.

I9t. Fxicon7door,Ocyi

lVOCritchfieicj, '71 Mercury IIShp.,

Elmer Bakalla, Inc.
Wçaitca

much much more. Guarantee.)
Sold new for 5479. Pay balance 01
$115. or nothing down - U.5G per
month. Phone 647-1ST? for
home trial HLLM.AK. 17*5 A'.
Fairbanks A,., Winter Park

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__________

Till We Succeed!"

equipped, carpet. 1443$ down,
St 3 .77 ma • faxes I ins. Included.

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1971 Sprite 18 complete with sir't.

Until October 1. Buy now, all sizes
greatly reduced. Large selection
examples: 13900 19 Foamed cabin
cruiser wIth 134) HP Outdrive,
ioaded. only 1.4795. Wowl
Geivanla'd $325 IS" trailers, $363;

'1) Toronado, AM-FM tape player,

Ioat ifi the way? Sell it fast and easy
with a low coil Classified ad!

UEW WORLD TRAVEL
HWY 17 fl, LCNIJWCOD
PH. *34 9121

CLOSING SUNDAY

1970 Plymouth Custom Suburban
Station Wagon, fully equipped,
excellent condition, $1495. 1109
Sanford Ave.

'64 by Owner, $393
Call 645 4101, Malttand

Campers

Travel Trailers

Marine

VACATION

pla - er, psychedelic lights. anc

ADVANCIS ClUtli

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2545 Perk Dr
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15

Equipment

1972 beautiful walnut chinet. AM
FM multiplex radio, $ track tapl

S831

BTATL___'ip coot..._______

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REPOSSESSED

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LZIG ZAGS 28

ci.

*STEREOS* *

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I'I.AZA •r'ERN PANK

'We Don't Stop

SUNLANO ESTATES-3 bedrooms,
)'', baltis. family room, kItchen

l3ih

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ClICK Clii 01*110 cUIU

Jil l ZAYtr

air

24lCOrIando Drive, %fl.tj3$7

S PlSI NSI e'. fr,. ldw'..i$.. Miet ft. HAl lie'S
twee' T Cie.
TWa is
rej w lsfas'.U.
s.d piwas .
øIs1I
km

Assume mortgage, or put S 10 pct.
down on new mortgage. We have
many many more, we can tell you
about. We arrange financing for
the home of your choice. Call or
stop by our office, open fill 1p.m. 7
days

iIh d.

131 Pd Boulevard
DeLand, Fia. 72713
Call C'otictct (934) 7)4.1104

C"..'3) NAME

"Sanforcru Sales Loader"

47

take

5eiil.

_3

FOREST CITY

What? $23.50) total? And I can
assume tPse owners mortgage?
With those nice payments? I'll
RI That's what yu ShOuld
say after you see thIs 3 bedroom,
paneled and painted home next to
recreation
and close to
schools and churches.

TELEVISION SETS $25 OF
MIl. L ER S

6730.

piece or household. Consignments
welcome. 377 9909, SANFORD
AUCTION, Hwy. 17-97, Sanford

Rd.. Lake Mary, Ph. 372-0504

Carport Sale: 174 Burns, MayfaIr
Cuntry Club area Refrigerator,
cnnditloner, and assorted
c?ttsej. Suroa.

CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 373

PUBLIC AIJCTIOPI
Every Monday Nit
7 P.M
2pm daOy, 9-S. We buy or sell one

Porch Sale-Fri. &amp; Sat, 34 Pi*tte

Motorola Color TV, large screen
works, $50. 323 $711.

1966 Ford Galoele 500, automatit',
air, power, radio, heater, Oily
$550. SHELLY USED CARS. 701
French Ave., 373 2960.
'

Pt. 46 West Santorcj
323 5620

Cleapes Start:

s

C&amp;I 322-2420 AnytIme

r . wo
3 rentrd .p tmcr,tfrme housu $11,300, terms
asaIabio. CáO 3227347 alter S.

''Stop Uni !"

tee

5.31.4322

6137333

Roberts

per month.
at Sanford Se'vlr
Center, 307 E. 1st Dawr,town. Ph
327-9411 or evenings-131-1146.

ENROLL NOWI

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Avuc. Property' has 2 small
houses on It. $43900

right.

$21.90). To see, call Rudy Mct..cm,

we'

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OVER 4L LOTS with 14$ feet of
prime froniage on Sanford

16

Than thlifarnily piannedSbidl'oOfll.
2 beth home wilt large Florida
room, on a big lOt trial Is N'ncee
with lovely shade trues, Is 11.-a

as

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s" .a..i.,5Ii..'Il1
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BUICK STATION WAGON

'66 RAMBLER AMBAS5A0O,
WAf.AN
t:ortt.,DOWN. TAKE OVER. CALL
CREDIT MANAGER, 3736730,
63*- 1311.

70 Ptymo,jth GTX. 410, 41p.'e'i
SacrIfice, days or evenings 3?)
$715.

F? CHEVIOt.!
WAGOn; f.m
NOTIIIPIG DO'tPi, TAKE OVLR

SERV ICE

A Royal Castle. 2 new Oe'ds &amp;

,.,

SALES, 3350 S Orange Ave.,
Orlando (bctwten Michigan 6
Hctlrriv,tr Mon rn 9tj9, Sat 9
_'°.
i1.,1t''Wft'

Owner- 3 bedrOom house,
outside city limits en 2 lots, cantral heat I air, partially carpeted,
$20,000. Ph. 323.1129.

If You Need More Room

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FnlCa-,'fllgt,tl 30
LUMBER, trailer load, .all sizes.
New lumber. All kinds of fur.
niture, including chests, dressers
&amp; bids. All kincts of smali Items:
pots, pans, dishes, glassware and
plenty of tcx,,is

DELL'S AUCTION

mattresses, fishing boat, folding
furniture, antiques, misc. ar
tide's; also 'z ton Dot truck for
$63 Call 661-6.f$l.

Walnut finish, floor mo4el-$U
Monthly payments as low
$7

ha ieui. 9ue'i. red
•'
et JIedLad km 51scK ii.
kasfrumiceahc.

AUCTION SALE

Yanci Sale Friday, Saturday ano
Sunday. 601 W. 77th St., I block E -

STEREO

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NCOM E TAX
,

:

'631

1,; e' .i

I

after 4

620, 671-1341.

IUYUVA 1967-good condition
Standard, new tir't
$375. Call 323. 1944

Autjo

1?

Garage.Rummage

CAPPORT SA&amp;.E-'Everytp.lng
9-es Misc. items of all kinds, $12
Longdale Ave. Longwood. 534

SUMMER SALE
Buy iocCtts ant çrt scrvice
r;'
71
T'...'.-- ..-

fly owner. 1971 Dodge Polara, power
s'ecring 6. brakes, air, tow
mileage, take over payments. III
C Alrorf Blvd. 322 1629.

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CAPPORT SALE- Friday &amp;
saturday, 200) Lilly Court, Sanford, iverythiflg goest

STER [OS
SEWING MACHINES

FULLY EQUIPPED, AND
FULLY SELF CONTAiNED.
NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER.
CALL CREDIT MANAr,Era, 377

80

To buy and sell gold or silver coins,
contact us first. We also buy bulk
Silver taInt SEMINOLE COiN
CENTER, 109 W. 1st. 373-4357

Sales
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COURSE

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Stamps.Coins

69

Color 'TV -used, recoflcjilioned, 25"
table model, $150; Black &amp; White
portaf, 19", 135. Ccli onsumer
ElectronIcs, 373 0200.

TVRadio.Stereo

test at UNITED FREIGHT

Water and sewage avliflbi,
550.000

CHOICE Large oak shaded lots on
Lake Silver. Extra private.
1.35.000. Broker, o*ner-.-33) .7!1

APOPKA ARCA

53

service.
used
machines
MOONEY APPLIANCES. 323

,

TV'Radjo.Sterpo

54

WARRANTY. Fr"e Delivery.
V: , IITI'.ir)f ,.,'tI tAficr,

I

SINGERS

ZONED MR.? for apartments.

central heat lair, screened porch,
oaraoe. $23,000. 7's pct. Ph. 377
0033.
By

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$3

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flew and used. Dick's Appilaric
ii
Sales 6. t.rvlr.. 7417 5
Ave., Sanford, Ph. 32.7654.

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KIRBY VACUUM

Sales I Service-New &amp; Used
107W. 77th St.
Ph. 323-6394

MATTRESS
6 flom Springs
C- .,
___________________________

t builders whole'ale cost, 10 50
i- ct- below retail Financing
.i,iI6bl up to 36 months. Free
home estimate ARIES CARPET

Call 322.2420 AnytIme
"Seford's5aInLeadtr"
Your Multiple Listing Agency

FREEZERS

nitallatlon. WIll salt and instal',

sight, but

mortgage. 134 500

camper, and international Cuh
MOWCr Ml IU$ evenings
'-

1972 Chevy Vega, automatic, radio,
aIr, 3.000 miles. $1995. 323 5957

HUNTER SPECIAL CAMPER.

Appliances

*

p.s.,

AUTOMATIC WiTH AIR,
NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER.
CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 322471

''t'ii.wi&amp;'... ,a.s..t,ip,,-C.,

only 0 months Maytag automatic
washer, $30; Package deal offer.
Also 1972 Ford Pickup truck with

J

1., Ford Station v:ag,i. I c.wnet',
V 5, automatic,
pb, Clean.
5600. 322-1009.

after

'69 MUSTANG FASTBAcK,

Uk ZAYRI PLAZA •FFeN PARK"l
131.4723
i4ICONDITIOND Retrig*rator's,
I
300 flew Sets
,Vashers
and
Dryers,

Commercial carpet wholesaler hat
r-,er 2000 yardS of new tx'Dadloorn
rpet left ovIr from commercial

ZONED RESIDENTIAL. Pinetwr'st.

INTEREST RATES may be uut of

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Fe'rd Mu.tang 64, convertible, 6 cII.,
automus'ic, factory air. power
s"rerng. chrome wheels. Ph 372
5571 after 5 p tn.

377 7395

itargaint

teCtrlCl'alge,I13$; Iwodoorno.
frost refrigerator, $150; Both used

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Mayfair

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Best offer

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ask for Charles
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Autos for Sale

1970 Galaxle 500, 2 door hardtop,
fully equipped, 51)95. 1109 Sanford

1977 PontIac Sprint, 3t31 engine, 3 spd
transmissIon wifh I7,
miles.
Call 377 7473
C p m.

Of $34 per month On new 2029 cu. ft.
Chest Freezer. Ccli 322 0244 nd

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WALL TO WALL

Realty

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K I I'aMOR I! WASHER, parts,

IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION

Ste ii stro m

raTtr3E

ccndition is nice. Owner will carry

&amp; Hoiden) I'u Mon Fri 9 to 9
SOt 9 tO S Tr,r
.vallsbIe

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City

not on trs&amp;s .3 bedroom,
t -s bath with central heat and air.

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Water. sewer ev&amp;tbIc. Total
once: $10,300 Cleared.

!"ORVt TW*bv'drunrn
older frame . let 75*117.5. Kit.
ctun s'quipped. Paneled living and
tormalatniig rooms. Only

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372 7335

regularly.

Sanford

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323-5570

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shopping center. 1)1,500.

ONLY $23,500

New"PromQe" cupprd coin laundry
located at f 25th SI and
Palmetto. LOmV ,00*n Payment.
us to qualify. For Information
Call Gao. Cet*Io. In Winter Park.
at 13051 644 07'75. or WiiC tn Mitts
Corporation. 52S Catfc'f
5*. North. $t Pelt.. Fla. 31714.
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painted Inside &amp; out. Kitchen
equipped, carpet, sprinkler
system, fenced back yard. t*ust

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KULP

JACK R. McCLURE

Stenstroni

CITY-) bedrooms, 2 baths, freshly

see to appreciate. *26.000.

NORGETOWN

($13) 45-1613 or write Box 512,
care of The Sanford Herald, P.O.
Dna 1657, Sanford, FIa., 32711.

select own colors.

painted and In sparkling condition. Paneled living room and
dining room, Includes washer and
dryer. $25,000. See this one.

paid

hOspitl,Illation. vacation and sIck
leave. Apply: Lois Hare. Room
307-30*, 5emlnoie County Cour
thwse. 11. Park Ave., Sanford.

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ey sjwner-j oearoom, - oatrm,

LAKE MARY-New 3 £4 bedroom
homes on large wooded tots.
Central Put 1. aIr, carpet, range,
garage, Price S77.Q to LU.700
wills 95 pcI. financing. Buy now 6

PARK RIDGE-Need more room?
This Ibedroorn. 1 bath is freshly

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ZONING DEPARTMENT

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Sale

130 deposif. 3r-2190

UKAP SMAPI

retirement

Houses for

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(with bedding included) only
1129.9$. Brand new sofas, many
styles and fabrics to choose from
$1993. Sofa bids, doubl, and
g'r' 17995 to $199.95. Corner
groups available for $119.95
Recliners only $39 95 cacti. Sterec
sets 149.9$ to I3.9S. UNITED
. ..c:;'r
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Ave., Orlando (be$wi,n Michigan

80

1961 Plymouth Roadrunner

Household Goods

I Like new, beautiful automatic

BRAND NEW BEDROOM

Autoslor Sale

'71 Monte Carlo, Vinyl top, air,
power Iteirirg and brakes, auto.
trans P15. ?3 *271.

Appllaices

FREIGHT SALES

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UNITED

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W1LSONMAIER FURNITURE
buy-sell trade
731
E. First St.,
372-5672

Maitland Flea

G.E. upright freezer, works perfect,
140. Electric guitar &amp; amplifjr,
1.40. Ph. 3220062.

excellent condition. Combination
carriage stroller, fair condition.
Plastic earn tue. training ie.i S
crIb shet$. 1.40 takes alt. Ph. 373-

up by making two back payments
of $7396 and assume princIple
SPECIALS
balance of V.414.73 at oa pd
........
intereSt. Call collect for Mr. Bunk fleduMaple
itT U*NtK.4UUtxIiti,,4 m?Cifl,
uie
Living
ROOm
Nelson
area
code
(3gj)3M.777g.
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home, central heat and aIr, enDinette. Oak, i Chairs ..........$50
closed 15'x.30' pool md large patio. j GROVES-From $1100 per acre, Modern Coid. ----------$30
excellent producers,
Lot 107'x2lS' deep. 4' Chain link
Baby Did ...............$14
teii:e in hack. Assumable morOther tine used furniture.
LARGE canai front iot, S1S.5
tgage. In Suburban Estates. Call

Only one available at this p'Ice. 3
bedrooms. 1
baths. workthup.
117.000 with terms,

new 2 or 3 bedroom
townhouses. Choice ocatlonl No
car needed for shopping, schools
or churches. Wail to walt shag
carpsling. Dishwasher, disposal,
range and central heat air.
Hurryt There's Only 1 of each. 327.

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1461 Ford pick-up with Camper; IS
and 10 hp. Evinrude OmItbo8rd.
Ca's? ret, Camp Stove. Misc. 37,
1976.

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Miscellaneous
For Sale

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Mart -*
t9ll ll*V. 17 97. Ooen SaIl, Sun 95
131 SS0, iii

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LOCH ARBOR-New 3 bidroom, 7
bath, all custom extras. 131.500
$4200 down. 322-2217.

Realty

SPECIALTY OF THE WEEKCITV-Funhshed 3 bedrooms. 1
bath, CBS home. AC unit, fenced
back yard. 1x12 storage bldg.
Priced for quick sale at 114.900.

Body.Shop Fem' Rent.
1200 month.
Ph. 3721*35
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HutChliOri Oceanfront apartments.
339 So. Atlantic. Daytona Beach.
Call 322 405*

BALL

Let's Trade

Iwo 3 bedroom, 2 baths. 23M and
2514 Et Capif an, Sanford. Central
heat-air, fully carpeted. Canven.
tionat fInancing. 671.1560, CRANK
CONSTRUCTION.

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Ranch property. Tremendous
Invcstment,suitabieforrarghing,
DLEEQOIPMENT.BOOTS
recreasion, etc. Beautiful rolling western Wear, Save at the Old
hills with trees, grass, and view 0
Corral Western Shop. 17-97, 1 mile
thre, mountain ranges. No down
S at Denary
Paymft.nt. io acres may be picked

REALTY
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117W. lit St.
372-34.41

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THE DORN LOSER

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Fu1 size cr ,, mattress 4. high chair,

Save $1300 on each 10 acres
assuming payments on Colorado

For Sale

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Miscellaneous

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)OOACRE COLORADO RANCH
Wli.L SACR IF ICE
AI.L OR PAR1

127 704)

Kin gsberry
Homes

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For Sate

206 N. Park Ave.
Sanford

Hometoosmall7 Trade It inonnew 3
bedroom hume featurIng Iwo
baths, family room, cintr•I heat
and air, kitchen equipped. Call
tOdey.

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Let a clssstled d help you clean out
yourattic. garageor luasementl'
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MOSSIE C. BATEMAN

33 Houses Rent Furnished
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531.1919

Ph 372 6157

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WITH COMPUTER SIRVICE
WE NEED LISTIIIOS PIOWtI
iNC.
FORREST GREENE
REALTORS. 1301 W. FAIR
BANKS Ave. 645 7333. WE TAKE
TRADES.

fleg. Real Estate Broker

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Maturekitchentietp
Wanted

JOHNNY WALKER
REAL I Y

Reai$y. 372 1301
261OHiawolha Ave. it 17 2

Two bedroom duplex lurnhshlU
apartment 1720 Orlando Drive.
Santord,

Sanford

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', cash buyers for a small Investment, Place a low-cost

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Ths Sa,,ford Herald

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ERTY Ill MULTIPLE LISTINGS

fcrmatlon call 5117002

3llS Oak Ave

Payton

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Private owner wishei to sell Otrsized corner Deitona lot, or in

323 6920

131-1272

References. Deposit. 3fl.0770.

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Qroker&amp;Ruider

CLIFF JORDAN

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.\pt for working genhiemar. or

Upstairs partly S w'nlstted apart.
men?. close to downtown Sa';ford.
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REAL ESTATE,
REALTOR

DON HOWE

Wnt
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CORBE1T

'3W First St.,
373.604) or 323 0517

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Ten acres, highly desirable, all high
g'ound- close to development,
Priced right. 0. F. Unite, Assoc.

M. UNSWORTH REALTY

Convenient and charming, lust
completing 4 new 3 bedroom
homes 'with garage, air and
carpeting. Lc'cat.d on a quiet
urea? with lake breezes. Walk to
siiuppinij .ini scnooss, Low down
Payment. Only 122.500 to 524.250.
2621 HartweiI Ave.

1.24.SOf... Terms

tourist. Private entrance, air
conditioning &amp; bath. Call 372-1526
after 1:30.

Acreage
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TAFFER REALTY
MaIe.Femalc,
Leasewith option to b.,y. Starting
122$ tnonf'iiy. No car neaged tar
Help Wanted
1100 E. 25th St., Sanford
s(t,s'ci,shofp,flgoqcfl,jrches.Wail
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t?:•
washer, ret riges-ator, disposal.
l'LP1IIT (EPTAL)O
rangeuendcentratheat.afr;evena
SANFORD REALlY
D You L.ke WorkIng With Li.lng
swimming pool. 322 k41.
PIan.? Wi, r.rnd j'rori, rr tt'.e
?e03 Park Drive
Orlando area to serviceour
Da's 322 7212
Bdroom duplex, private pool P.
ifl different Offices around
patio, air conditiond. Adults only.
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salary
and
bandits.
Apply
Good
$175 mo. 322 3620 or 373-5*54.
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257$ So. Park Ave., ApopAa or call
Four bedroom, 2 bath, wail to wall
.
MO 7222 ext.
carpet, central heat and air, en- 4 b*droom house, $175 month, lit
closed garage. 131.500. 11,10Cm
test
montns
rent
miown.
Can
322.
SALESMEN
ESTATE
REAL
1154.74 er rnnth on
dOwn.
,i,S.
'fEEDEDI MULTIPLE LISTING,
mortgage balance,
COMPUTER SERVICE, AND DeBAR V. 2 bedroom, Florida room,
REALTOR ASSISTANCE. IN.
ww rarcwting. air, heat, soy..
KULP REALTY S
CENTIVE LIONUS. FOkEST
refrigerator. Adults, rc pets. Onc
(.WLENE INC . REALTORS.
.
yc.er ,CJs. $14. plus security
1301 W. FAiRBANIIS. 44•jgj3
107W. 1sf St 377-7335
4515.
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CA. WHIDDON Sit,, RROKtR
111 N Park. Sanfud
372.5991. NightS. 323 1167

J0ttt0m*I06bd1u1m3
air. car.
petsng, range, refrigerator.
Pric.seromsusoo521,300VAs,
FHA
cing Equal
sIng
opportunity.

3 room furnished apt., water and
lights furnished. Ph. 322 6352.

1 flroom. utIlities paid, mature
couple, no pets. 1)50 mo.

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12 BEDROOMs, ADULTS ONLY
PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK
2Sl3ParkDr,,3fl 756)

Motor Inn. 3200 S. 17.92, Sanford
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Housekeeper, live In. Orlando

references. Toç wages. Call 323
3*50 or after hocws 523.1646.

if wurng ifl thc secretarial fild
sounds Interesting tO you and your
reed is urgent, we will give yet
complete ?ranng and provid you
wth, tIjitt,r pir! fime tmp1yment
th ever you ousire. Both
murnmna ma #vnint, tfatt.
.l4h',
'':rs?

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ADULTS NO PETS
116W. 2nd. St.

AM. or P.M. Shift. Apply Cavalier

SemInole Lodge Nursing Home.
,
3005. Day A,..

Housesfor Sale

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BEST VALUE.

WELAKA APARTMENTS
law. Is!. I.

&amp; bath, 1223 a month Call Mrs.
Sounders. 6115300 or 2950112.
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LPPI'5 end Nurses Aides. Apply

N[W IOA.' E

ds"with

SANFORD CLOSE IN

Apartments Rent
Furnished

31

*WAITRESSES**

Country Club area. Privatn room

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3234720.

pound. 3221722.

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Tr?lIers &amp; Apti. 2 Adult parks. 2
rmlIy parks. 3315 Hwy 17.92,
¶.nford.. 3731930 Day. Wk . M

AVON
To buy or wit, call
Edna Woehter, 6.41
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CLERKS--Typing. Immediate
openings. NORR ELI rEM.
PORARY. 2211 Lee Rd., 6171)15.

man over 1 to cfean and
detail C.$ti. Good salary to righl
Brad Bradley at
person.
BRAD'S AUTO SALES or phone

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Good Things to Eat
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BIacedeyd Peas tor sam-you
pick.
3i2 1749 or 372-2710
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it, -rp
u-.srflmbnt inspected, icc a

person t, care for elderly woman.
Lake Mary area. Ph. 3fl-7S30 or
322910$.

be
Lawn Maintenance-must
dependable. Equipment fur.
nistiad. Good future, will train.
Call James Patrick. $315461.

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Steady posihons. Monday thru
FridOy For experienced mature
person. Start immediately, fringe
benefits. Rih Plan of Central
Florida, 401 W. 12th .t.. Sanford.

hr tirriced in tetephOflC
aho'e cOnduit and cable con
Puc1iøn Paid
"tiØns and
holidays, sick leave. wifdco
CONSTRUCTIONCORP.$313455

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orapes. kitchn ,quiip,4j,
two children, Geneva Gardens.
1505 W. 25Th ,, 3fl79

372 9979

Rpduceexcessltuldswtth Fividis- Food detivary, S nays a **tk.
Fringe benefit3, immediate
LsI weight with Deic.A.Di•t
tmploym*nt. Pith PI$n of Central
caMsie at Medco OIsjnt,
V crtla. aOl W 13th StreeL San
FACCDWITItAORIP4KING
PROBLEM
TM City of Longwood 5 taking
PemapsAtcohoHcsAnonymos
applic*tIOnsfOrIgraderoperator.
Can Help
1 street laborer, and 3 fire
Phnne423-S17
fighters.
Excellent
pay.
write P.O Uox 1213
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•,,•.w.•.
sanroro plorsue
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hitIldayl. aid hospitalization
t,en,fitt. All appilcattons taken In
City Hell.
Lostand Found
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Unfurnished

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4B-The Sanford Her&amp;d

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Alleratluns &amp; Dressmaking in my
home,
cx
Professionally
perienced, men 5. women's
clothing $30 522$
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Trea Trimming
Dangerous trees topped. trimmed
taken down, cut for freood 25
yrs experience. Ph. day or night
373 $745

Wallpaper Hanging
PAUL SLATER
,'toressuonai Wallpaper Hanger
Liceissed-Rrsiftntlal Commercial
Free.stlmales.Ph 3226173

Wanted to Buy

SPRINKL ER SYSTEMS
All typesandsizes
Werepaira,dser.- cr
ST INC MACHINE &amp;
SUPPLY CO

707W 2nd 5?.

3Zt 443J

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YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD
EARN

CASH 377 4132
I cr used furniture, appliances.
tools, etc. Buy I-or 1001 items
La'vy's Marl. 21$ Sanford Ave

69

ROUTE.

S35

to S70 WEEKLY

NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE
WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS

Stamps.Coins

NO SUNDAY DELIVERY

ouns. Wholesale In •v.r'ynfl. All
kinds. i'i cant to dollars. Coins in
bank. .123 64s$.

A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMEN1'
Applications being taken for routes in SANFORDTHIS WICKAT
UNITED PRIIOHY SALES

7 Spanish,

Mediterranean,
French PtoyipIal bedroom sets.
$79.95 and up. 6 Sofas, 3 styles to
cfsoosc from, $$,.9S to $159.95.

LONGWOOD

CASSELBERRY

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FOR MORE INFORMATION

STE REO SPECIAL

200 watt, AX40U) Oarrard component set, reg. 144',, now only
$749 Alio available sp"akers,
tmpad;hones .sn'i Garrani tn,,
I a Li
3151 1. Oranp, Ave.
Orla,,do (between Holden &amp;
MIChI5s1, Hri 16.9 Mon..Frl,
iat. 'hI $

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Name branø vacuums, $49.
$99.95. New '73 Singers, 13995
each

Warehouse Outlet located

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WELLS ORlLED-PUMPS

MOTHERS

CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL

Top Dollar Paid Auctions every
Friday Nit.. 3 - 30 pm A A A
FURNITURE &amp; AUCTION.
190 P4. Il 92, Longwood
535 7070

Fref Estimates Ph. 3224.173

Walercondllioners,3fl-16I0

YOU

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PAUL SLATER
l'rc'Ie-ssonatWatlpaptr Hanger
Lucn.eU Resid.ntlol . Comm.r .

DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING
3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers

HOUSEWIVES

CALL 322-261 1

THE SANFORD HERALD

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519 Pare Avenue
Rv, Jay T,Cotinato
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Car. 14Th St. &amp;O1 Ave.
Pall or
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J I At BOB WILLIS and his canine friend Columbo work out in llie surf.

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Frank
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band. 'Everywhere you
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n"er B. SLaMs.
On Wednesday, the lawsuit
was filed seeking releale of 159
mil1lon In school impact uld

front rooms facing the street.
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tricts bringing the suit claimed
had been impounded

the late of those p" guests
who were sleeping in the rear of
tfr- hotel." she seld.

officials announced Wt they
would release the SM.? ,iWUlon

selve3but were finally rescued

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small children in theirs arms.
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THE BABY GREYHOUNDS, junior varsit
football team from - Lyman High

Now being mailed out by
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year-old hotel, a tourist landFine of Honolulu, who
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flames, and most irvivorsf,cd thought only the discipline he
on fire escapes (corn windows learned as a soldier In the Paand balconies facing the stxeel chic during World War 11 made
Some were picked from Inc it ps1ble for him to stay calm.
roof, where they tried to seek
shelter alter the fire burst Into
their rooms. Others were saved
as they tried to climb down bed
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requests for price hikes of up to $iot a car.
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Sanford Police Department officers examine wreck

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COPENHAGEN, Denmark lire s.hich raced through the Lnonties reported.
Police said the majority of gulfed the t1iree upper stories of and we leave in one hour
(AP) - At least 26 persom plush Itafnia hotel in the heart
were killed and 2n missing in a of Copenhagen early today, !iu- the dead were foreign tourists the five-6tory hotel and trapped the States with only our

city council Friday afternoon
gave final review to its proposed record
$4,118,170 budget for the new year in

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Friday. (Page 2A

Count, Tax Collector Troy
R8}%aflflouflced today that
14,
auto taga were received
Friday and lags are now
ava ilable In mt popular series
with exception of WW used oil
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Implementation of nearly $2 billion in pay raises for 3.5

coluiiui, they are rewarded with

ritsbyterion Churd''ol mill,ory, t 040pland

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Warren ziftild he did not know when Agnew made
request for today's meeting, but said the sesition was not the
reason why Nixon dmged his carfler plans to remain at "to
his
San Clemente, Calif., estate until after Labor Day.
Nixon returneii .1 0 the capiUd so he could spend Ma Labor
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told a California news conference that he has confidence in
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price of gasoline and diesel Fuel,
according to an Associated
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decide whether results of the Agnew investigation,
being conducted the U S sttnrn.'y In Beltimore, will be
presented to a grand jury.
Nixon and Agnew last met face to face on Aug 6, the day
before the vice prealditwit caUed a news confemce to

smesnioke into apolicenian's
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following
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quested the menting Warren gave no specific reason, but
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UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN
Orange Blvd.
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reported killed in auto traffic 612 Melionv tile Ave., Sanford, U.S 17-92 Friday night.
Lake Brantley Road in Forest
described as "fairly good."
accidents nationwide as died from multiple Injuries in
Clyde PaInt' of 813 Valencia
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delegation urging passage of i lawto t rea' ' 'n erntw'nI sloth oinm,uin
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other teen-age boys for homosexual

after leading police to 2.1 mutilated
of
bodies and telling a horror sto

police he shot ("oril to death Wednesday
Henley was charged with two counts
of murder For the deaths of Marty Ray
Jones. IS. and Charles C Cobble. 17

Police sas they believe as many as
seven more bodies may be found
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filed earls today agxitnsl Elmer W :ivne

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TlII \.?4B IS Till KWEST oh manned lifting bodies in the join;
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viither airadynamu ftiIit data at Iran('alit. iheTI uses r,wLet power in climb higher In
malt speeds Is lands its gilding ii r drt haLt bed

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-, The autipornas were served
tr the MarsItinut hall flf
-ltecords and Suite Board of
.}:(ectlnn 1.awi.
A spokes-man for nit.pres-sdent said it would ii. W.iiktt1s Agnew would mstku- in
thtrment or the
fring is-sued. Agnew Is edwi-log a long weekend with singer

I'rrrslu:Iu;n.ra. jAli
(;Ulf Oil Carp. and
Goodyear Tin- L Rubber
Cu. have admitted making
corporate contributions
totaling Ii4LiM( tn
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tin- ninnies- later was

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~Trri- am rrror&amp; pertaining to

5 -Agnew and Jt,rnnu 14 Wolff, m
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cleared provincial Route 3tL

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mnutti qhul C'vr1rr in Olean N"111'. If 1.111mrs Marra. 10

field repnM troops on]%
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.\ies-ers-architrctW It Frizzell
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zmiulti-milliaic dollar lakefront
.;*irtmt'ni runs-pIes- on 14 acres
if nniimercuulls rats-ed fcs-nmer
.ndfill prnpc-r:s- puri,cused
croft the city fur 1I25,L

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agreement a construction date
'was to lx' announced by Jun. 1
lb.' c-us- u-nuld enf ore.- ma
i-eve-TIer cinuta an:: rigmiun Ut.'hs-ntloverkuukintgLmikv Monrt'at
- .5 17-92 itt-itt Frets-etc Avenue
When as group headed by
)f'nsuel bought the tract, plans
'atkcI kit npmsruueflts. a niotel
iul o resiiurant Tb. motel
unitt restaurant pLum- were later
s-helvrt1 because of funs-an:"ing
'tlifiiultsrsCits coniuuiissi,iners- littinSeminole
pronuised
the
Ztoological Strict&gt; Inc 141,01w
nit 11*- $1Ze,090 stile revenue fri
urn xc. U 1w built on the
Lakefront near irs-ters-tats- Four
last Its- donation tue Leer' belt!
tji 11 the city takes thu landhili
properts tack anti refunds the
nurehast- ai'iec the ion grrA4)
wit get lix $41.OEL
h'AUl,uu:Il;UIUUNG

,n,rikni Wdes- itt Paulwtci
I.nicrprises as scheduled to ask
to review .sistreet ts-is-ririns-m rruirens-enL' for

records on ctmtributiunt nuids

irmtttrett thnt r turned in
lit was treed
Court records shins Thomas

Major Jun" Goodor temifird. m

until the voungiter Ls 21 or pt-

his opinion, seized brown paper
bags of paper slips- mmci rolls of
rut-rent's and piles, of change
showed a Puerto Rican latter)
WU&gt; being conducted
wJ jSenirnok' counts Nit&gt;
roomin - linus-i wa tring
as "a colIrt'tioc point for Liiv
of a number of lottery sellers
H,s-wrverGuock-saidhccouhi

lies- happen Li

seven and
Is-aulueci has leased five won'
front Chase and Cons-puny
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Sewer Bond Validation Set
c-its-s $2 25.000sewer system
The bond validation
has- been sctwdult'd in cit-c-wI court, &amp;'pt. 6 at 4:30 pin ('its

Atty .me ttas--ts- said.
The s"stein is to include lines, lift stations- and an Interceptor to connect with the Altanmonte Springs regional
sewer plant. The utility revenue certincates are to be paid
from water arid sewer revenues,
In other business-, a proposed ordinance setting a sewer
rate of 100 per cent of water bills-up to a maximian of $9f,4)

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t ILItt k. guardist of the

dostricl contracts for protection should be split up among the

pit- a samurai w-uipitd is
wood is tnamed its- mass-use
pillar's cs-f Tofukuji Temple us

cities rather than given to Forest CII&gt;-.
Actually fire comrmsstoners are discussing a trade-off

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rezoning of 17 areas-, mostly
s-mail tracts recentt annexed

find notiws-g in tht paper bagc
found jatUr irs-ut of Thomas' bed

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fingerprint

examiner said fingerprints
found act bags of money inC
0ttCt-'* £l15 Were not those 0
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-Establish a date for ptF'I)Ll
Spec-utl Agent Altr
hearings un 21 structure cometSlbri4Zt1 , win' supervis-e.J :
t,lenmnmmtions-,
two nwntti undercover
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vestigmitiul testified
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stop at
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hearing ms-a i.aiumu request for sndersiuti
Apuplia streetcornem', land out
a. coin operated launcim'y at
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at paper rTam a ins-ar noon
northeast c-cu-net of SOUthWS1
ta mi gathering of black male.Itaisd nt1 w. 14th
and
receive fancy in return
hearing was tabled Jww until
Albright said h. followed
inning mimiti talunuticit: c-oftAnderson anal Campbell ti tus-'
floss-iou mippns-va wa giver
noust- at Mtanwnt'
s-in- plan f or 11w construction
Sprmnui wIts--i- lucy went
-Itrvu'w proposed sign carrying a its-iwo paper
Seconds Later agents hidden
ordinance revisits-sm with the
ii neartis- wtxxi.s raided Ox.
c-it's atlonws
liaise and found Thomas anti
-4.-insider re-appointnienta lx' two men naitie. Agents seal
Airport a us-aked black woman -a
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bed at urn' of tie Ijenjrwms She
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l'nss-mcuu,n. and a nicinhier of Ut
tiatiuna] Health I'edcration uu'
Lake Mary' lie was a
War II veteran,
He is survived by tus- wife,
Eva Bona, Lake Ma-)- ; daughlers-, Mrs Evelyn Grentier, St.
Petersburg, anal 14iaa Jt,,j.Li-s-,
Hors-u, Lake Mary' sans
Michael ham, Sanford, and
John Ratio Lake Mars-'; sister
Mrs Sylvia Pec't, hirer Part.
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MARION PALIEN. tens-purar' mayor of Forest Cits-, isstet materials
incorporation
to councilmen in drive for voter tiuppurt iii the Aug. 28
met
ulunteers
School
ref erenduni to be held at Lake Brantley High
building
coti'mmums-ttwith officials Tuesdiiv night i ui
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Mrs. Diana Ls-douz, . of
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for Katonville's use.
Iongwood was bItt s-cmonths ago it Is not feasible to
resent' an portion of the
proposed 63 million gallon tier
dii&gt; capacity Altamonte ex
(-iutfls-iOfl for 1ongwoo.l, Nor
lAings-tood was (oh, s-s-as it

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tion oil it motion to dismiss mail

showsl.ongwnod's proposed
sewer rate is-the highest of any
municipally-owned system in
iøtiuinole and North Orange, it

fraud and conspiracy charges
against Orlando businessman
Glenn W. Turner.
U.S. District Judge Gerald V.

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namedin a 28-4011111 mail fraud

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scheduled Sept. 10 in Orlando.
Noted defense lawyer F. IAYe
Ibailey, also named In the in-

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dIctinent, has been granted if
separate trial.
week.

SIhIC s--mulations of a gag rule.

to Koscoot I rite rpla netary Enter-

pets-es Inc - a t'usmimttU's firm

The gag rule, forbidding the founded by l'urruvr
antiwar defendants, their altor.

GENERAL ELECTRIC

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No -'so., rogg.d .5g.,
140 moti PI,,SQAiq
ban. trlmm.rsg .s'drutj
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Radio stations WHIW an

Wt)VIl in Gainesville said Fri

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day they ha-i been asked by lb
I'll! for tapes- tf interview,4 wit]
is- itn.sSCSI defendants ii
(k-ft-ruse attorneys. A St Pett-r

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senior year levels, harden ha III
Included are Drug Abs-ito'
I-,ucUun, Use of Educational
Media (ictiipa tioruil Safety uri
Health, Professional Report
ruling, and Marungenient
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A federal Jutide has given
defense attorneys until Tuesday
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he was-questioned about ft ,.,III

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A survey of 13 utilits- cornPanics-, all but two of which

PI'U, - In keeping with its dergraduate 3nd graduate

sideration

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(-4snada Mn Ledoux moved to
Sanford two years- ago train
limrtfurd. Coon. She was a
nin'tm,tit'r of tin- All SoulsCiithaotu Ciiurck
Sur's's-vms- include a dU1IflI
Mrs- Henry Boiuunrueault
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director, indicated that the tall
quarter which starts Sept 24
will find the SORC offering
many courses outside theengineering fstid. which tonft-icrwriy was the prime

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to work cut of the sheriff's central police dispatch center In
the courthouse
K-los-ky was instructed to continue working with the
county on a county-wide rabies control program.

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ess-ille Eight c-Uris-piracy trial, Clinton, Va., On mail .nhIresse.I

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.~oing theII want ti, (,lje(.V pos.

to the people," FTU's South
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Ill the Altatitiuuite Siriuigs
KPO
Philnt - lIe reroincharge per htl;is-ehohI
equal In water Itilts with .
IIuISIIiUIIIi III $$.54t uiint;tlil
(1w rate is contained In a
Ir11rn,tI1 orthirumnel' orite; el
stilt to K) 'A for its- appros al
twinre adoption K)eett'tI t1t officials- have
ins-is-Ic-ti for nians mniuntlis- titat
KI'A m%i' the i'it) no timit,
hut to hook up to (hi,' ftulhiii;onti'
Springs regional sewer pinuit
And .'t'ri tt,iiiili longwtst
applied )tHntt% ts-'IIli Ahlanmnti
for a L15 million federal grant
tti es-patHi the Altaimmontes
sewer plant to a regional
facilits, the grant was awarded
ti •ht;imonte Springs only.
Under
present
plan.
lt;nnnnte ?qtrings Is to rhargiAflWo415j a
hulk rate Ii
treating sewage.
11w Altastionte plant Is itis-ni
Li.Sed Liv Eatonville for sew-agt'
treatnieni A percentage nil 11w
Present 1.2 million gallon per
sLi&gt; caPacity plant is set aside

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recorder to be used at all city meeting 'for $987,
Discontinuation of police dispatch service for Winter
Springs was approved. Counci.l voted to provide a dispatcher

Center
FT U South

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lilt' I i'lttt'tits
The rntI
litteil are tb. its water :,rwl sewt'n systeni two
itiatuini,,i Iii t,i,p,,i'stw nir' in untintiLs ago through the pr ivate
eathi east' liii' pr.'p.'se'l iutitney ipitirket will, on federal
I Alfl(WIi4t rote Is Itt'iii II ;a'r fiint$Ing
Is
titirging its
tent Ii 117 tier icuit uiiiire tlnin rrIili'r,tir,l users $4 III ,nouith,Iv
•'thrr
inunkItiauItles are titatutnitu

territory in precinct 14

Courses Added To

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tit) jot
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trial began July- 31.

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initiates but said 'it
Menitien ruinied in the c-u-- signed to '1ow
" not
t-uit t'iiUl't stilt include ons-nit- burn anyo'me -

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to ni'hknttnI iier of the
liltinfled sanitan ci'wer 'teiii
lie litnII oit that (lii' I I S
l,t Ironitientit I
l'rotet'tlt'n
Agen.-y
t K l'A) requires
ttiiuitable rati's Inc 11w itI s stetti whith wIll
hooked uii

fliCfl to replay tapes of Inter. uncovered during it mail watch
views of principals in the Gain- authorized in Arlington and

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fee ,about 17,5(X), will then bepaidby-Suburban to Icod
in return for protec-tion of areas includIng the unincorporated

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Victor Vera Rosin, 62. at
'irrmunl Road. Lake Mary
died Friday afternoon at ha
.as"t- of tius-uies-s- Born in
.enun, italy he moved to Lake
Mary six years- ago from L.Ong
is-land, N. Y. He was a Florida
Registered Masseur and
operated the SWIotd Msnqe
(enteT (It was an active
::a'rs-ita•r of 1kw Lake Mar)
('mumuntrr of Cunuuerc-e He was

('i'nutIing Knginr
hill lhtii ThurIla) iidtt Iii
ik'i ritw for I'I1~ (i)lInIthIIICII

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fire protection for a portion of Fern Park for a tee and Itt

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Japan's muibrum rit) and

tnttinlat

Area

uuhty like Iwa%lt%

in this City i
rrnIt In liii'
ce of Ihi' beholder.
I4liIlt44I)lP." '*O the word

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' hortoing tui'uq
of the
paffl
iIlNI, only
Aria ly
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J_ Sanhuiniki I ltIhttic'q ha a higher
I i'tlil'r pt.itwn4l trite i, unnIintin, rate
o
t
In
(at -l. 41 l'r I CVI Iilgtwr thin,
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__ tuiiiidiih Snrilnrnin Is hangIng
(lu11t4'4l MIattionts' reqifrnt fl 30 VeflI "t ti,nntl, unite 1,,
IS 1i7 5 ii'i tent higher that, lb.' tw,u.seh'il.ls than tin' Iingwood

ancient capital, Ks-ala

on tumseli and four was burned but claimed it was
an accident and Ins- injuries'rh,' itienibers- then held were fOinor
matches- or candles- close

TIbe nick, %Lud Kulnibach toldemugh for the substance to ig.
c s .- - c:.' " t'..i' Ticlitit' was mU. he claimed in his suit, filed

nt tit
Pt ni.•I, I, %% ni' ii
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During pre-trial hearings this
postal
inspectors
I'll agents has--c asked new's-- testified that poss ible fraud was

Burnt Pledge Suing
Black Alumni Group

flt

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with the Fem Ni k fire district whereby Suburban will we to

genital areas-, and was per.

during the interim by Herbert
s-s. r,umni.uuus- ti
Ileach, Calif.. Nixon's f ormer
personal attorney-

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houses across the street from 1.yr:iun, Councilman Dick

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accused of partialit) in contr actrig nut much of Its fire
protection in the new fiscal .year to the Forest City Fire

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, IW Kappili Alphi, I's', &amp; rwil0
tw it record of central Florid.it havv thoe nuinpower u, conduct bulf--ttsecl statu In* and an if-It, over fruit, %txuil"!
luil Gordon A- MeMtL a denUZI
opinion
from
California'sIts'tic-c-twit
campaign
find
held
truteriUty, smeared a bUttung nanit-ci in time suit, said Pearson
totterart-es-ti datitii back to, intensive searches- ' And Skip-

from

here

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Harold 1. Pears-an, clean at a manently
taos-ed mind spent," Brown said
An- aids- It Brown said subRu t*trrtiv, Patricia L
expected
to
Fort
Lauderdale Junior high
sequent
reports
artI aiwkes of I-be juvenile mis-suit. FiiUis-y
Ak'et hiastlngss, mitt attorneythat
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school,
says- areas members of for the organization, and hr.
Brown
said
he
invoked
a
include
us-ottpersons bureau saiu "We don't

requirements- icr 51 off-street
parking spaces Official.' s-as-

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campaip for governor of Alm.

accounting of how' niotwy was- s-tiitcflicflt.

A proposed ex;mminuiinn. of 1954 and Ui-n convuctions with per agrees that. miRes- 31' days-If public-un uttornt'y general,
LCUf .1 s- cxjnger. in ns-vuuu.menUs-s in ru progress Is-as imeen made. Ui.Space for a clothier tenant ut-Ill sentences totaling
flits-sing imerson report gues into ung tilt agreement with tilt Emjail
cuts. the building U' Its-it Its,
Orlando poises lottery exper, the inactive file it stay's Us-en' nar".- Ctmsniittrc Is' 1ti1ect
s-ia,tus- t'.r4icitifmittit'rn'd'
ext-lilpting

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FOlt'i LAUDERDALE, Fib rent tiuiiinessmen t 'sicians•Mthough federal law may
Charles Campbell, 37, both of tt'Lr!ype messag's- is sent U that lions of dollars u-i s-till-secret
rcntnibutionsfrom
Nixon
camtint
require
disclosure
of
pre'-Ail,
- Veneighit members- andeducators- in the South
town, hi' Raid
ons-.
Calilornun
o!
Ii
black
alumni fraternity FIts-ida area
contribu
ti
,
AprilSkipper
s-alit
a
runiuwa)
cootprngr
officials
on
Sept
2
iie te1ts-t' bmw-vet James Russ
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"All financial activities- of the law clearl&gt; does require full chapter herr have Le'en
contended throughout the trail thruitur is- on ciuts 34 hours-, a day'
lit suit clituneci ps-1 i
Nixott
campaign
wilt
now
Lx'
disclosure
of
canupaigtm
danaa
pledge
who
contendshe
was
that nioney and papers con- and slut- as-signs an&gt; trw lead It
frscatrd it Thomas bedroom u-i tuw of lb.' 911 persons in the brought tot, the open. and the lions rn nuttier when' thes- were badly burned and injured dur. quired surgery- for severe bws-ms
tIe riwuuifl4t house wets train departnient fur inimediats- publir wilt fits-alt&gt; receive a full reci,mvt'd,' H-rowe s,uicl lii ii iiig a hazing ceremony for new to his arms-, legs-, hands

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Ulal~ lt:l%(L agreed it. provitil

N.
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erretar&gt; at State Edmund before 1971 ulthnugt: that ins-tot G lirowu jr.. to rx-nio=t, mid nuititou may tit)*, troe read% IM
hit expects- In get details- of mil- Sept 26,

that the nusjunC )uveniku might

lIst' adjacent Club 431 .lntuisori ins--eslagationi

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I r-portrdh f or S15,fW it, MAW Sir"* at Out. Avenue

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Thorns- will have cuefleet ot
ow mattot; caw against Tart,

)"rorisidri-i'

197 re-election campaign

llefternani said tlit' ucqultuit nisdigitets broadcast it all

fix Iauiu'' hiuildinui, at. Firs-:

in t front, tuut:.

- Calilarnuti. secretars of 1972. that required diselus-urt- of

paraphernalia was found It a sent at ones- (a assist the

runrift fit

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AP, his went Into, effect April '..

SACIIIANICN-11). Call!

the% art. IrAft and It polict. unit is

tilt runawa%
I v takn and tni,-

extract testinim
. from Stati

Protestors

turned over for use against
ccl tit&gt; :'nintrthuted it the Nixon
ampamgrt bef ut-i' a irs-s federal C,rorg- C Wallace itt his igm

It&gt; HILL. Si A1.1
AunwLutrd I'rrs.s Viritet-

srtrriluirt for trial Auj~ 21i

- freed rli.mns. "hum 11w sUit. agents it lint. 'rhomas-

The 'iit is flIi( niut to get residents usI for the sake of
getting them" Council ('hairman IhII Klos-k said announcing the clt police department has acquired a new
radargunandis
-us-lngittnresidcntmalneighhairhooila.
He said the gun, which can clock cars going In either
direction fat-ni a police cruiser, is efficient and those persons
peedtng will be nabbed. Kios-ky added, "If It pays lo stop the
the city ma) purchase another one.
In other business, KIosks-- told residents of the Itevcinshire area that those wishing to have their garbage picked up
by the city may go into city hail and sign up lie said although
the c-its- council has riot
a charge ft- ttq' service It
his-feeling it will be $3 25toS3 SOmonthisMayor Eugene Jacques-, how ever. said Ins office needs 30
to60daystow-nrk out admintstratIs--rdetjmllsbu that the city
probabis will go into the garbage collection business- by Oct.
traffic"

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stat. says hi has-boric prunused all contributions. Rrnwo
114- said Nixon cafll;umiittt offilull financial repmi next

Heltenmiac had been unable in

11 "I don't know It you're guilt&gt;
f)" not, .10111134111 11al It 11111, -

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farnliy,' Put- siuitl
Skipper suit! in des-eriptioc a:

tll ,%('lit per-

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1, reflet'tial,

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rn.e B.1 buncM district ioning A . I irent was reeking
the rear of the prope
whe the offI t,;Uhhngs
Ivated,
1)ue - also hit the idea of adlltlonal traffle Lx'ing chiannehe1 through their sutxllvls$nn ornnto Range line Roati,
juirnti compnn onwmonth zi aold a nqrulre of
the tract tswticting SR 44 and Range Ine 1ait i
Tenneco Oil Compari. The oil compan on time 5 wa.s is-stied
a building permit to construct a gasoline station and ftted
stare at the site. The c$t - permit lists the construction value
at $*lto
The front c-f (1w St I ..tu tilt l''i'i 15 iS iili entt- 7iuwd for
eminwrcial us-c

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;turv'hrd their attack
- communique announenct
government troops has--n

Ilulfertuir
-' is-u tried
zIggn'r_iivt cast 'flit' result
fornuinc-e

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thenj by parents as- lung as Use
oil 11 rooming houM' owned bstrial anti brought propk all the
Ttinni*it - mother mit 1.iikt- child Is under 17 sears of apt
wmi&gt;
iron1
TaI3i,tuj,qet'
at-wa
not
Ciuri'nrt
'ircuit .Iudt't'
Howell Ituad and Anuinthi "hteirw III years old we asaunut.ittimnn Jr. directed if verdict ;iuifltett tint finger at thin
As-stUuiit State Attornes Hill

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Ci,vinm Th.inuus. 5

sitiler market. restaurant allot fashion-ioriented %holis with
-tf-lI
I UtIIItIlII
It' tI 1 4i a Suit II

rt'Laker thc t-iilage of
Bt I)KNNIS F.ELD
1'u.l, at the western end of the
AI.d Thrss- Writer
l"INC)M PENII Cambodia road.
.
Even this is a marked
C,ovcrnmcn( forces
rt
- iiIm0'd big suc'c-res around cesa, far Communist-led forces
inuthern have been dug in around ui.
tn(rr
Pr
tclrn.se perimeter toda), and village in deep bunkers- in conth
Cambodian command siderable ren th.
Kompong Tuol lies on the im
reported the capital was out of
1on
.
potant
ren Route
iriimeduitt' danger o attack
But rebel infiitntnrs hit the 3t and Highwa
E1r1tp._t
.;r;:,ialr
,t.-rt. statIon 30 mites- west of here,
--interrupting radio links- with th
rest of the world,
Reports- from the tran
1
t-rni station said a rebel
*
sapper tram threw grenades-at
hunkers- guarding the in
stallatmon sharUs after mid
right and ,ither sappers tripped
clits-ninri- mine. Sparking :
twuhour fireftgtmt
The Communist-led mliitruiors- made off before dims-- - ht whet- U.S F4 Phantnrw
a known rebel stagm4

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-trigh The
,,, arquittal on lottem charges defendant," Johnson told Street. Allarnanu-Spr

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t
dead ZL-.saitt s-hi was- s- dL'.ha
appointed will,
st 1usd hired a prtvate detec

v%a(t Of rurrrn;*~ aric pile- O!

with a

Now Safe

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nil: presentr(I evidew.1

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Lottery Charge Dropped
11% 11011 IA.OVIl

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p' meets-rim would Include

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trtmn briber&gt; and ernsptrar&gt;'
was--s is- decreasing think
Meanwhile, messages of eon- ents arc nc longer reporting

that ft
made at 149,11w
contribution but stressed It

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The ti( ioiini ii itiut iio night hoi t the ttw
H1C 50 1i'nhtre recident' nuid ttwni'd dnii ii requeteI
itn cha nge for a
million shopping et .jpy
in sn 44 at H
ec St laurent, a pnintpaI ot 11w
t
Iveinpmt rorp.liho1the uppIng eIer plan for
c' parcel abutting the Devonshire homes lie jiii 11w
'CntCr wiluhi ha
no.sao
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Auaclated Press- WrftriI APi
How
1101
could at leaSt Zt youths. mans
ill them from 11w aanw neighberhnod, he mining and the po.
arid both Vice presidential cam- lice 001 s-iSpe('t that something
paigr
was- vet".. ver, wrong'
Rut ti cheek with state
That was 11w question asked
c-ntis- showed records- on file
nda) bs-' Verne Cobble. * hits
hack as far 1
I7
I . was one 11w
year Agnew ran surreasfutis vtctjms-it1whomtitexual massslaying which cams' to light
"°iItJILIOI! s-md because of the p
&amp;.t titrrtumntis,
1)t11 '
Htu.ss-ami nflii-iai said part
lnrnes's offws was wrulirW
of the answer was the great
man to the Hall of Records- (Iii number of teen-age
Mondas vi examine the does-,- citywide
unents and to determine which
J Skipper, head of the
ones- will he taken by the altar- Houston Police rieparunent's
w&gt; i oiu'tjuvenile tlivisinn. said on F'riItadof' ziL'ii said bt Is to ap- das- "There art- just mu- man)
- grand ruiways tram other nehborpear Thursday before
)ur U which U .S AU&gt; - .rorgt- hoods in thu cits and tot- that
I'i.l1 u- presentIng evidence niatter, from an&gt; larg- ci!&gt;
trout his investigation of politi
II.- staid the number of tUTUI-

that he was included it-c the
prntx- at possible violation of had fJ,900

Inc
Ohio
ALrtiti.
Goudveam
acknowledged

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was

.lones. Cobble and lnce are the
only victims who have been identified.
On Friday. Henley and Brooks were

Was

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Rotes Ap,.

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Puzzled

Counts- and tI-it s-Us-ti- of Mars-Land IieaIl told Agnew U dityl 4t

trihutinu under intense
pnlitial pressure tram an

uhwwrun Thurs-dus for till i.'

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released PrIdn its- itshrzsdqwantcrs here, s-said it
mad.- it $100009 c-tin-

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i-ran1. Sinatra in l'alnm Springs-

iiC1 .Jones

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Brooks was charged for the murder
of William Ray lainCC, 15, on July

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llidtuiii.ri
terms ti
new
(outi'. b.ti,iitlVt InVrrflhi,

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Agnew s Lists

Aunwtahi9l Pre" Writer
l' - Spin
WA.SIIINC;TC)\
election
cainpziigui
: Anr's
elective office records- for
beer,
~be past 11 yean h
'*uhi.*flhsSd b the U.S attor-

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Parents

Do M1IF V.ATEItS

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Victim
w

rd and cobble
strangled with a
death. both on July 27.

Dean Corli, 3. Henley told

assaults h

homosexual torture killings

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boys face a total of six murder charges

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They told police they had procured

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held Mondoop at I P.M off
rproom"o F~dI Monte Witt

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all hell Is till 0u1 0111C1101114118111%hospital accwac
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4A— The Sanford

IRM"

Sunday, Aug. 12, 1973

RAY CROMLEY

Bumbling Bureaucrats

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Look Behind The High Cost Of Food
It's bad enough to be cashing in the family
jewels for a loaf of bread, but to have no one to
blame is inhuman.

soon we'll be out of corn flakes.
A few companies, of course, did make
ex cessive
from
deal (Aha' You
KflCW it an me time, wan t you and the Ag Days
managed to pay out $300 million in unnecessary
susidies, but the investigators assure us these

worrying about our balance of payments.
Whether or not to pay the mortgage or buy
hamburger this week has, however, left me a hit
edgy.
Somehow, I can't really blame the Russians

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Congressional investigators say the massive
sale of U.S. wheat to the Soviet Union last year is
behind today's high food costs, but they've
excused" the administration for making the
deal.
That's because our balance of payments is
better. And farm income has increased. We've
also managed to reduce our surplus wheat stocks
and put idle acreage back into production.
Now. those are important points to chew on.
And you better get used to chewing on them
instead of a chicken leg.
Because, at the same time, these investigators do admit the Agriculture Department did a poor job of arranging the sale.
So poor a job that feed costs went up, farmers began to drown baby chicks and pretty

"corrupt"
Now, that's disquiet ng.
If we assume that all the current federal
messes are due to "inoperative" and "inept"
administrators with inordinate "zeal," we may
once again long for a return to those thrilling
days of yesteryear when politicians and
bureaucrats were all "corrupt"
We may have rumbled with moral indignation then but at least our tummies were
quiet.
It may have been shortsighted of me. but I
must admit to never spending a sleepless night
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C astro

The r()or1sIbilitv of a newspaper to the
public is awesome. it is not easily discharged for
it has many facets which apply in different ways
to different conditions Basically, though, it
'onLs of two elements:
First, a general responsibility to the public
it , keep it informed of the activities of public
oihciali,and to act as "watchdog' for the people
Second, a responsibility to the individual not to
publicly expose him to scorn or attack or ridicule
unless the public interest dernand4 it and the
known facts are such as to justify it- These make
up the newspaper's 'dccountahilitv" to its
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power and influence of a newspaper are
.o great that it must make every effort to use
that power for the public good and not to misuse
it Newspapers are the guardians of the public's
'right to know,"
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provable cv ideric'c' before publishing derogatory
information about an individual. Rumor or innuendo or the word of some minor official is not
enough To do otherwise would be to break faith
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into losses or slini profits that discouraged them from con-

Food prices seem to have leveled off a 1st after several
months of sharp rlje, and certain))' the furor over them has
leveled of!, but we can't be sw-r for how long
A great deal depends on (las year's crcçs, because
supplies of mist food products in the United States are lower
Ow they've been in years, and in our supply -demand
economy the amount of food available will be a significant
determinant of prier.

tmwng production. The result: in March of this year pork
production was down 34 per cent from the previous year;
beef production was down S per cent; lamb and mutton down
= per cent; poultry down 5 per cent
As a result of these and other declines in farm product
supplies and of increased foreign demands for U.S. farm
output, prices of farm products this April stood at $3 per cent
of parity. up 12 per cent from a year ago.
11 that UflitD%'Ciflei)t is enough to encourage lnc'eased
production, and if the weather is favorable enough to give a
goad harvest of most crops, raw farm product prices
probably siould remain fairly stable. But this wouldn't
preclude further food price increases
What the farmer gets of the food dollar figured out to 445
per cent in Mardi This means costs of proceuing, (ran.
sportaticin, wholesaling and retailing total more than 55 per
cent of ever) dollar you spend for load.
If these costs keep narng,foud coats will keep rising even
if supplies are plentiful
This translates that the best we can hope for is load
prices guying at the present level, and those hopes are
rather slim.

Only if they can get high enough prim to make their
efics-ta worthwhile wiL farmers enlarge their grain and
livestock production, pall'ticularh the Latter
What happened to meat production is reflected in the
prices of a ycar ago In April of 1971, farm prices averaged 71
per cent of parity.
What's parity'
It's a complicated formula maintained by the
Agriculture Department, but a tiunpie dictionary definition
says It's a level of farm product prices intended ti give
farmers the same pwchaainj power they had during a
chosen base period. The base period presently in use is the
period 111)01 1257 to 19%.
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showing how drastically the birirate has dropped in
decade This article cited the pill,
flation as contributory causes.
ALwi implicated was disiipprtniii
of the large family by citizens
concerned with ecology and
stabilized reprudactiorL
The message is clear, frier. It's
a social "no no" to have flare than
the allotted two offspring.
7US Is Just dandy for couples
getting married now. but I Can't help
but feeling sorry for those
unenlightened members of my
generation, who. because lie,inlluanced by archaic IC-iudi conctp of lovethernen and family,
were unfortunate enough to have
produced six kiddies, unaware that
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acquire distinct ccmnot.ations of
urgaruzind crane and weird hippie
cults.
At the time my eumpatnots were
propagating the earth, it was ('en'idert'i a mark of esteeni to have as
many kids as quickly as biologically
poiWe Mothers strutted up and
down the sidewalks of suticiwisicms
pushing double strollers and buggies
stuffed with UZlafltS
A typical Kafleeklatach boast was
that you had "3 under 3 or better" A
top contender in my circle possessed
5 nuder 2'4iarui produced twine
one year and triplets the next.
Everyone regarded her with
hand of e.'uvy presently reserved for
congresswomen and top female
elecutives. Today, this poor gal can
only hold her bei'id up by pretending
they are oil adopted4
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negatively affected when the winds
of change began to blow those
running cradles out of the treetops.
A leading e'ulogist and population
planner apologized on nationwide
television fur having had a third
child.
Mothers of rune began leaving the
kids home with the sitter rather than
traipsing about en farnilie plus two
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dainied that all six of their darlings
were "accidents," Not that they
don't adore those "accidents" but,
('UUld they relive those years, they
would have Just one child. And
puulWy *duo one.

Somehow, though I'm well aware
our earth is cuwded, our na tural
deposits and resources are

riot day the fUer of acorn would

Line full of diaperi was as desirable a

dung, and pollution is threatening

Point directly at those saute for
mcrly sacred terms,
"Tngethcrsseu" would be indicted
U S pt94ii. by advertisers to all

status symbol as a 101sassenger
station wagon in your driveway.
As it turned out, some of those who
went forth and multiplIed fwd

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pleasanter when a new baby was
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my two older brothers dId riot
relish tt- itii'a tither,
Sunday', all day, J 'stayed li t

living on a fist-ti iuit'ollut-,
didn't hate' a prayer. Their
taxi's Siti' inuri-;sst',l ;irhiitrssr'ils

mini, such s diffit ult buy ttu..*t
the tat-achier extended to lilt-an
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to hurt Ii I hail to sit next ti'
tUtu Inblat k t hiurejits it i's
tolled thin' hmulpit; tuowe-vt'r,
is ht-tie 'st't tie minister bet-aujie
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ready tV split He wouhul ('mile
and get nit- and keep prt'at:tii,ig
1 used to tell guy, riuoni tliist I
didn't like to go to tliuru'ti
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old la'upls' tiers' Lilui'tscusdcd,
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a new town Ju1t south of Chicago's "Loop" at an estimated
cost of $15 billion
l)ctroit s ut.itc'rfront is being cleared to make way for 84 It
acres of apartments, offices and cultural facilities in the
downtown area When completed. its Renaissance Center
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realization that rerna king the cities demands the combined
efforts of the experts all levels of government and the publit-minded private sector
Without this interest and participation on the part of the
entire citizenry the ast redevelopment projects either
or in advanced stages in clues throughout the nanote possible

In New York ClIb itself, the Lower Manhattan financial
district has undergone tremendous changes in the last IS
years, nearly' all of which has been financed through the private sect'ir led by' the Downtown-Lower Manhattan Association, composed of the leaders of E business institutions.
More than $5 billion has been spent or committed on new
construction through 1280 Already. the city is receiving
more than $100 million annually in new tax income
Nearli, 47 million square feet of new office space has been
created If built in a new city, this new space would be the
fourth largest office center in the nation
Tc4at, Loiter Manhattan is still mainly a business center.
But by 1*, it will be a 24-hour community with parks, shopping restaurants, theaters and education and recreation fa'
cihities Some 100,000 people - three times the present residential population - will actually live in Lower Manhattan
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our major urban centers were left to the master planners.
Grandiose ideas. however, were not enough to bruig about
the necessary rebirth
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failed more times than it succeeded

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cninrnissjrjners 1intl sonia of the
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older ri sickmit's who hate been
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brag ,ib.iut St'tiitot being
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rnisliontrs
rowin, otunty
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aware that this is only talk.
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theiti, I don't he'tievt' 'as' have
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rescind the Kesolut.ion paiseti
nw' official that could run a
-June 17th,
:oinl'Iied curupans if he
s ,int.-d t,,
This prior Resolution still
stands and I was shocked when
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tlu.ught sonnt'one last sear was
set up soint' strict criteria and
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one reporter contact .,tj'
thaimn'o,n or .i meniber 'f 'it
r,ir.zitin tr ite iii, tor,'
atin"tit 'icir fight against ?hiu
ornjinaric-e that has teen pas,.ce't
Of i-ours. I suppose the f.i
that it is ml our borne .inI
property that we ran Inns. ti.'
i'loesn't seem impnrt.'unt Cflhit
for them to bother with.
In cninclusinli I would like
let the pIihlfr knos, that 'or
meeting for August 13th at
Geneva Community Center
730 is still ON We have n''
stopped fighting and we plan

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The flight to the suburbs continued apace, diminishing the
urban tax base even as the demands of lower-income groups
for better housing, education arid other services increased.

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I will send all of my POW
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Non.' itt the rc'nlirnI(sfr,ners IJ4'I)('PIE't.S Ui VIVA to he melted
I ,*n ,srith .ill of the Frst(etptq of
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fellow l'OW's for eori,struci,l,liht'tl July 22, It wu.s
tin (if ii monument
•'llent irto Ito arid very true
.s isihi suggest
case uu tept this letter as
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with
ill ,rr,inp, hi.i'rt' sin
hack , n;i,ilI token of nliy apprecIation
thE' Airiern •iri p.'.ijik sort-ti' of fo'r II ., I
Vt! f..nuC.if
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the rights thuit were intended it, ,itritlsin ii overwhelming
lit' tlw'Irs when this country was
Very sincerely,
fU'SS Handle Terry
f.niritIctl
( 'morriruller. U
This uimisng of niobile tint,.';
ist
is a go.xI rsariiple if the rniiratu
A1n irna I Friend
of our ronii,iissiuflcrs.
I is oulil think
per cent of •sli I;ditnr, tfer;il.l
lsinu's being built in the United
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It may not he reassuring .- i t
we will never rewl iboot ,
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rsrganh,at,on ('HOP
There has been
coverage of riots, draft r.sr I
burning, demonstrations
campus and in tl'i streets,
hpcau.qo we aro- (Ininlit what ,k-

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It a speech earl) in 1954
Castro vowed "a sugar war"
against all non-Communist
countri es that produce the
corcmuodity. He taied at that
tine: "In competitive condatuu* we can produce sugar

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Ifrsitl,jtis'in passed on Jun.
17th 'Ibis resolution not only
ronrerris the mobile horn"
rr,vrwr Psif any hon'ie owner c'
agrw'ultiire land tinder IA ar-ru-c
Now I have been told tho'
will cost yin II (II) per page " r
these copIes If you are until)''
to afford this pt.',. n to 'h.'
court boiLse and they will let 'i
read a copy It will rerbiin','

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fllt n,s're, Irijnrinin,miI is still
Ilstnu'i Phltnn are i during my
running the cfvw anti 51.1 Is 'siptavity My releas, was I
ilning whatever Greg tells him Marc' hi ltTh, I ant In excellent
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Now we have mi chairman (miii the Naval hospital eitriy
uirwl tin' rt'pr.'54'nhs,ttves (morn thin' rest month I plan a 10-year
lI(,rIII,Af-t;I il rea at all I SIII will iar"r in IIw Navy Rod ripect

ltASl' El' IN 'l',Vl"l'l-RS
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P,issl'tI Ill l"('h)i'tlilt- V 1972, and in i\in'il 'h'aui iiig tip liii' f,it'iIit Ii's lust
i'.'iist i'ifl't 1(111 S1.11,17441
( 'iuttiicil iiiath' I1
'tihiiiiivtit
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lu'i'n S low. ;ir't'iui-tiing to 'nii,it'iluiia,i i'iluiian 'N 1 1 114'i s,iid I tul;iv hi' lulls uiti idea
ii'ttii' Miller, ,iinl htiihlin1' i,pt'i';I linus %% hen wtu'k tipi 1111. ul;ihluuiiist'
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Despite the abili ty, the loyalty and the Integrity of the
men in the mtlitar-v services, for our s'stem of government
trs Is ti thin a Layer of civilian control It does not pro%idc
for sufficient give arid take discussion and checks and hat.

JOHNA SPOLSKI A5st,a*(d,,o,
DAVIDA BRYANT
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The
proactuallynot
themilaarv.
problem rather is that' before crucial secret orders not open
to public or c'ongrrsssonal discussion are given to the mil,
MIAMI-tuban
dictator Cuba't, natural conditions for all our i'ornpctitur niit tw
t'.astrci pronuwd grandiciseb
tary men to carry out, there should be a larger civilian
Fidel Castro's hopes that a theproductionofsugar.We will liquidated if it comes to that the 197(1 harvest would
group in on the discussions The civilian Army. Navy and
larger sugar crop would help liquidate all our competitors: cstrrylni out a price war"
Air Force secretaries, for one thing, have more leewai in
reach III mllinn trm.
tail out the island's economy
stubbornly questioning or cnticiz.ing decisions by the Defense
have been dashed once agai
wretAry or even the White House than do military men
Their ca'reers are not at stake They can speak as equals, not
Estimates are that the 1273
men required to take order's.
sugar harvest will amount
It is, furthermore, ridiculous, considering (beAr great re's
ponsibilities and the caliber of men ne
to do these
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Havanihadhcçedtoratlaast6
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does not work satisfaLc,rilv in practice It means &amp;at ci v il
tan authorit in the Pentagon - the Defense Department's
overseeing oncrucialissues - rests in the hands of two
men. the wcret&amp;r; of Defense and the deputy wreury at
'tense And the *hite House, of course

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also for promirement and manage the spending of a hefts
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c,,.'iI lirtiparty In
fur inforvriiitlon ('fl4"tflifl fY
Si'ttiliiol' I 'tility fir IF) years
liii,iy antI to.. My Pintow state
t,o.' heu'n it IiiiIlili'r
'I' rinper nil rill, life in anntfwr is 1"siss arid I was bt'urn In lii's
•:tot,' S.'liiui&amp;' to','
three I atterirlerl the tInIversit' "1
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'ors
I entaretl titt' H S
•snui uiciving
SiiiI,wilr ('uirity, I live In 9.
In l9f its a rak't, ii'I
ii'iilliw.'st port of S.uiu,nlc. "i t'ttitniissIt,netl In 1257
VoillitY where nothing lists tis'.'r, wits hpp$ly married Ifl 1257
'sty wile, Susan, has given me
tniirovt'ut for the fiatt
's flitS I i'51 i'jut SIt
arwi r;reg five heitutifiil daughters - Gay,
iriiu,,,i, rit 'u,t,ltI have ''II"I I "ni. I*bh#ie, Gwen ansi Trudia
t hat if he • r'iiiul tv
'sly F AR %ll)npnruel l'hflfltricTi
I wst gla'l in see Sid Vihlen Ails hit by lflrimmi nntl-mirrraft
Itt'' thin' i hain,iuin job hef'IIUSC fire Ofl Ii tIiissl'in at 1'IIII 1'Ytie hijitl fIT(ufriietf to help this
is ritiltorind
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'hit' li',ski't Iuill l'iiIIi'f IG ('t'.'I('kf'fl and
h;,ll OF shut Ili'lin,itd You're tiul of hick
if titii lit'i' in
, and flit' ti;i,k,'l Iii,iis III l,if lii.'
'si't'ifv,
'inter "lIIlJ',
\ltit tici's t's tin tvti,iltl like lii i't'I;i tin 'liii' ti'iiii u'- 'llIII IS II; t' tinf.'nr.'d iiiitl
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t' t'uLtb'l'fi 'l'tii'
Ii'ii'k lu'in'tui' t's hilt' I h.'ii' kill,,
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lidi' .i,nl ItlilItlI' xviii in liii' o,ii uI,iu, ,it , i'.
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ill, S liii
'ititi'i- springs lula't',riutiiit1 slii' at I li'lx,ii'il .ilIt' iiiil itiishii'ii
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tmune instead, jttst I hiiiikiiit ah"tuiit if
St'i't't' tit'il h' ttl't'(iS, hit' i'hIItltl(itiSt' IS
Who knot's s 's's hi4ut siiakt's, spuii'r,-. .iiul a itlill I viiit'nt spills Ii uni lun'ii hi;is
hugs ltiu'k ill liii' waist hipztu grass of tin' stacked iIli(IIiI flit' i'iiliiilt'
i'et'i'c'1i1 inn area''
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about the secret
the seire tary of the Air Force did not know
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until he
read accounts in the press
Mans' people realized for the first time that a law passed
bt Congress in i95 put the Army, Na", and Air Force Sec
ritaries outside the chain of command They were severed
from control over military operations
was set up whereby an very sensitive issues they are ii,ome
times li t era lly keptrnthc dark on what is being planned an1
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for these high pric2s. After all, whey shouldn't
they take advantage of a good deal'
But where's the old Yankee trader"
Any housewife who s a garage sale nut could
have done a better job of price haggling.
Those gals don't give away an extra 30 cents,
let alone $3(k') million.
it would appear, from the investigators'
report. that federal fumblers should be "CXcused" because of "good intentions."
All the good intentions in the world aren't
going to put lamb chop on your plate.
An
the t hought of these bumbling
bureaucrats pulling us out of this mess isn't very
heartening eighter.

administrators were just "inept," not

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Mob*11e Home Owners
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If. like Vi President Agnew,
to ru
the Scnok County
original purpose.
nimi
siontatobe judged not by what
"The oribnance was never
it says hot
hatitdor then
intended to allow peanent
trailet owners must be among oan b the Landcr

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Humberger.
taxable Improvements. vet
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require full municipal
nuncsrnn ts tiflg1to
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including f
and poti.
make things better
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Abmn suggested b) some cners
setting up
orivmmsone
off the
tinb toning idea.." P1P C
was that ti
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the most confused people Willianu said- Owners must

trans"ts. -undestrablotos," as permiLs

ilizama
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wanted to do was
the zoning to its

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v ehicles don't
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either construct permanent one
The Latest statement of intent homes or find sace in hard.
17 Q2 cites constituted
by the
mission made
cu
but sa1oned mobile
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e1egame parks

OUOI ii (Ii iirm in [t
i ll hliiik i aski ng Support of
I 4)i)glwKl iiliums f ht
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ii the present II) 11011
tirehous4$jlit•.. t0tI(III I
ohI)I)leS. IiivIi witti the medical
center, is kWOtIMI on the hiIIf.bl(,(-k
(If lniI tPIIn(k($
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asking the city to halt its
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Ube aftiernum Or tiovnu4 Of Use civic center; sprrakzr. CUude
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Geneva recently were refus.-1

meetw4 7.30

tendance at the ft nier ung P
Altamonte Springs.

meetings will be wbeduled Aug. 14
And anyone interested ii inSanford Lions Club, noon,
vated to attend
house of Steak. Entertainment.

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Tuesda&gt; - 25th Street &amp; lake
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,000 for double wide 24 to
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d'etat, Cavalier Motor
Sanford.

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Iwirsonoel to about 30 in Sell..
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triil of (lit year.

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begg ed for the t- link-, but no one complained. Those who had
given their h.':irts in public service wi thout a diriit'

rtuIi;wrive for efforts rot-sen expenses Um(l they wanted

abOut U* place since he is
t her Partially Paralyzed.
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scarce. tO the Sanford area.
where it Is .bundant. Many
hilled laborers living inSanford are currently having iii
commute 15 and 21) miles south
to jol, he sa id.
Frank Daley. executirt'
director of Sernuiole County

noviell died.
A few of the men and women %Ito remembered the hard
work and the spirit of IAJfigwxal were left. None of them
needed theservicus (if the health department. Yes. its major
ere ill(. Poor. but that was all right. 'Iliiit was what 111j.
chnic was built for4o have healthy mothers and babies,
(Iiildteii who were girth their immunizations, older ;siple

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Authority, sa id this first move
to the industrial Park should
prove
significant
in
e5ulblishing Industry in north

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The years passeti and the city grew- . A new city ball and

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$2.800 1 , they fauna the venture husband is totally dependent
uiisuited ti, their financial upon her to do all of the chores

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clinic, they said, and thank the thnighty that we bar.' a
center to help these
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To learn Just what the
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building and the scarcity Of law
Monday: 77th SUert &amp; CU cost boAlng. Today's lulunOw
a'tJonjpnvan Red Ci'O53 Avenue. 1st
Street &amp; Avacvde
retail at from $4,000

Club 8 p.m.. Frit Federal
Savings and In Of Orlando, orientation,
7:30
&amp;ltamome Spnngs. Sit
Casa&amp;b
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Dmo-A, of the Fluirida Stator
Hank, chairman of Uw Parade

nntak homes are required
a
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renewed for a nzwn Of t'
ears in Seminole Count)

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nient announced the radar sites County
t1irough(vil the ci!N for the
"I(AAlt. homes ha%v grown in
(utnhrag wt-k
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lower level and
and 24 per
mer. who hves in a mobile sversilge ~~ ot'hving for a reThe IL-wt Of living estiniate cent at the intermediate and
lvme en the Osceola Road in td coupe increased fn 3 to was nide with autumn 12 higher levels.
depanent
eneva with his wife, Pat, and 4 per cent in the loaer and in- food pnee and did not reflxt
said.
n lin and daughter,
tenriat. leseI in 1V2 the Uw recent sharp rises tr the
1K bigg at single item was
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Ipanment Of labor teported cost of fuitucfs,
housing, with the total cost of
Geneva is primarily zoned t(day.
The 3verage lower level re- shelter. Wise furnishings and
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egriculture
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and
Those in the higher led with tirement Income was listed as household (o
peration accounting '
residential with a few ar(As expenditures tbUling $7.1189 per $3.442, while the middle level for
37 Per (ent of tlw- budget
zoned corn neroal iC-li. There
rived a partial redur- was $4,967,
totals in the lower and InterI*ing no mbsille lisimpe tcning. tion because ol a decline in in.
Food cost totaled 30
per cent Illed1lite It%-el5 and 40 ;wr i-ent

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1,Jl fi#-Ids, tentits rourt!,
made via tile ne,Af,paper,
utu areas, and IUIIIIM earlier th -rar. There were
'-ti-ilities presided land could Dc resonses
t'
Uriess suitable land is ioun'l
dona tion on
h tc construct these- prior to sept 31) the roone
ditles
tajcjgrtedfc.' recreation will not
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Temporary chairman if
"801' is Don Crabtzre. a scte1
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Oppressive buying their land and hope to
w hich will nwet bodd in w near future.
•'as at 7-30 pin at the
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feasibility Of budding a home,
Mrs. Swn MUM explained
but that because of the money that she would be one of tht'

lot rx- va Community H.11.
itbove th forced upon thein. it qualifications.
liertorrtSiolufford.,
if Orlando. will mean "the end ol all the
She explained
be
guest speaker
(of ford smes as the commit.
ter's attorney and
, legal iol'
visor. Al.sta expected at 11W
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% orked so hard for the past su contractlilg the jcj) of bou.6,c
Harney Road. lives mth tier )ears." She went on to explain building him.self and still could

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Coristruction funds through bake sales, auctions juld
solicitations for the clinic. o city tax money was offered and
none was asked. The city fiittiers and the group. working tit
the medical clinic,(lilt not have tip draw up formal papers of
intent. A hand.shake was sufficient. A man's word W125 good

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Oviedo is nking a fal aPPeal
or used for Laud au1siUon tiC
-f on UcndOfthefca1ear.
future rational sites.
catlng
30, for help in
Offers on one lcre teat
rd suitable for a recreationnb and a ouw-acre tract were made
but here rejected by tilt

advised the chaniber representative It had no authority to
deed land to a private organization, but It could give the land
to another governunental t'ntIty-1h town of Jngwood.
The city government ihrotgh Mr. ('arts-on let the counts
know- it supported the cltiienis' efforts and woalti accept the
land for this purpose (lit site of a medical tnaldlng

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hit' county commission's intent is ;s clear.
Minutes of the lc, 21, 1954 fueling explain th at
representatives cf the Longwood Chamber of Commerce
asked the county to deed the lots to the cham ber "for the

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6, Town of lMngw ood... to the Town of lMngwood for said
with the necessary protective reversionary

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Mrs E'Jer. Bowen, postmaster, when asked what she
jought of the situation reiilied, I think that it is shame or
sill those people to ectime, htq-e. ex:pecting to live in the arep
pennanenUy. and now Th' are ing to put them out

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d a three year rent of Geneva commented.
long
they ketp up these mobde homes. okay. Building custs a,
they are, it is the On))- answer. however, the average guy with
Lhe mvrrago~ trailer goes dowri tall fag. Ttw Only ansvi er is to

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cinernal fishn EM Raecn
opinion at "U these folks commg her e with a mobile hofril
and own a piece of property in the area, they should be a ble I
put the kuld of tiorne they want on it -41 they are able to b,;-%
it!"
Ms Cathy Minc) an 1ar1d Seminole Junue
t'ell ege gisdent, said, '1 would n mind
nest door
mubde home."
James K. Johns, product assurance manager fur
Lockheed at Cape Kennedy. who bsa in the M ullet

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ar1ev Hampton, a rred painter . inters icued with
st nt companion, a Man ester named
f)ee.
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swer saul the main re'Isun for
tilt' IIIOSC
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will he moving from a 3,

hoard It is planned to construct a clinic on certain lands
heretofore dedicated to the public in the Town of Longwood,
and to secure the services of a local physician, and requested
tht'county tucon%'es'iflI;t:itlsttiu)e Town (,flMflgwood

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counting iita':tiinc, who will t
relocating
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Mart Ii 8 1955
Tht minutes ttII the stilt), of Unton (ox and (our others
inclutitng the bk H. C. Carlson, at th e 1955
commission
iiic'eting representing the Town of lAingwoo(I and ttit'

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• ,kin diving iting at
Alean. he saw them walking down the
!,,r Sprins in the 45A.0fliirre. 1i'ur
,roil itPi -rtth
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o Ia National Forest
e! ICHI
%1144 Leichner, a petit.-

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The report
is of it Count) commission finding the
previous day. In other action. the cofmiiissinn
agreed III
is' IangwsI a ti ilf4bx k oft ount) )wnui I md as a sik for
a clinic the town plaIts to build to induce a d
octor to set up

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Ui Mathieux-Herald (orrespoc&amp;nt

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at tim. Ali .ittirnt w,LS t$etlMjlt ( 4l Old M rilIlIMuIks
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lure trail which winds nearly i
mile holund,i ringer like pienin;jlIjj r,

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Pela Ann Nater. M. if

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yards nf motor than 3M perv~nq

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ty revords and find tit#. (
'011111Y cullimis, ion minute. of

GENI-VA-Moisrs) residents of the Geneva arei. v(,.-( .dfft ted b ret eff orts Of cot)- Ofula to reStriI LM'
mobile homes to areas specthrafly zoned for that PU(
Feelings are strong pro and
n and these residents w-eri
selected at random
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Geneva Post
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~k,C% to be taken
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in the
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The Investigation has never ing ipol in the park
1Cfl cked says lAke C
Witneise later said they ast
iire Ally. Gordon Oldham
saw the dirts headed for the .

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Cititens. %%I,,, Il;jji p ul ill, with 1)4,t
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Ievy of it $15 fille
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Problem is not quiti' quite .is sluipti. as
It would
appear 10 Ile, The cilitenry. which has kept (port for score.,
(if
tiii'riths i1t'i'iti filIlpuliIr I('t0fl
1J the ett :e,rnhiirt
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propsoell new city hall and lea.sing tile facility to the
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lutie will
the clinic be in dangrr of being vacat(NI by tilt- city.

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the move *,hw a lot of People
Restio Opprr.uive Politicians): ond class citirms." assurcid the
Further
upset, earning the port
I some stage
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agricultural plou of less forrwor judge -we should act
June 19 and Jul) 31 merUngso thrown out (if a mobile h(aw."
.,!.an 10 acres can rest easy with liptitfun a reasonable korigth of
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this organization of mitAxle
*We are just seeking a buffer
t ' kn)ede the mmiion Ume to eliminate all mobile
home owners and sellers while •
up ith
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gathered togettle.r under the
Ith a ontimn1y" zoning
we maId be
to a la w.
flag of Geneva resident Ln
If
home
in a pru
allow them to stay put
swt"
Crabtree to pt a counter- area.
don't a ve a thing to
says ttie commission
attack
At the sante Jul) 31 r7polocting,
But prwr to these -c1arificaoWhile Gregoryhhas dented he
"These people have Lived in
the
board took the wtocinod amon
Its,
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mobile horrim for )vars and is "fighting niad." others in the
against mobile homes, an
don't want to mo e
and won't group are drumming up in
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, page), the commission took tion apparently breaking the
MoVe." Vouvod Bob Gregory. terest in ,Monday night's
-.1;:~v"'111!,actiorls; which .started the camsel's hack 4 honw-ouTler
trouner of Gregory's Mobile scheduled
7: 30 Grne%a*s
1, o,,ralb, and which continuir, to reuverpre.
Homes Sanford. "We're not Community Center mass
to
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; ~ inrv.se firm-orks in the future.
71se board directed zoning
tr)ing to causir trouble. we're meeting with talk of im. I ,
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Fsrsl.. orlin June 19. the board chief Williams to revamp the
jusl trying to protoroct mir larid
peaching one county comI ed to amend the prune agn- entire commercial zoning
and out conoruMtutional rights.” missioner, and boycotting the
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-Itural i A-1 ~ zoning law to ban cate-gorli to eliminate all but
The group dewencled (in an bususess of another
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The group has hired two itAug. 7 commission work
11 r,s,% than 10 affes. but ililiv*
druction sites. Also allowed
session to dernand an explans. tilt Alloys and the tnoroorting Will tk
~ %4 ners two-to-four
~ ear will be some security trailm.. tion of the board's acotions - attended bi State Rep. Eug 17h,
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euhaUc renewalsafter their
and
on mobile home
Moon
mino e
:r nt peits
sales lots
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throw prople off their land. Frida% -%lpe'll kn
; iimng the meaning toelii it ited tt&amp;ilC off
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IwtIii r th&gt; want bun to jiush (hi ((1)4 1)1 if
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In the Past. the 76year-ld
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I'Driservationist trying to
a't
gossip Ut the
p
Prti
CflVinjnent but public
septic
help
the
been acvted Of allowing one Of tanks aer;lctng the hotel
officials
keep haftauing hiiii
his plush hoteLs to poll-ite the contarninating tht, beach."
MacArthur. who has been op.
beaches of this rescrt to -r.
MacArthur said in a letter, "If eraung mct of his business
)OU Can
inCd )0UT staff I fiin a corner coffee table at
health offinab have closed
flS1det t
A
ha1t-nnl of the beach to
he sitcation a joint the (11onades, threatened 10
swumm*
inst
lsoble'
ll 1 win ;$PKrclAtt It." It!a%e FlOrida earlier this year
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John D. MacArthur,
vironmerstal officer. said
his CoU.des iiok on
Mac. chair gets uPinst him for dredge 19
Arthur
refused to make almzr- and ff1 operations
Island is dumping raw sewage anre3
in a north .
lie would sjj.pP pull uting I 'all'i fleactl cOunty develov
into
van and onto the
tic said the onb alterrtive lent,
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Ile has started selling
which area tmWti, Including a local
.ind owt*r of the Bank 1,Afe and also natniell
('MSatilty (AXZipany, replied (ii aner firiJi MacArthllm's imur- televi-sif)n station, and id that
in circuit cowl hi, huge gulf club and golf
the Official, that 'our beadi is seeking an order to stop the courses are "on
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space. l4ngwoo(l is now a gruwihig cit). Es-e'rsthing should
bit, done In it business-like manner. 11liere lit nin record, lilt
offici:iI sold, that the twil(tiuig is iissyied b. Iin)one other than
the city goi,urjuljellt
None of these elected offirlals knew anything about tilt.
county giving the Property to th e city There is no thing in
writing, the)- said If the count) w ahits I., tui5- e a hieeiltti
epartment clinic In iiith Sei!Iiskile, hay .-anu buIld 01w or'
find one or whatever, There is nothing in writing. Hut then'
ss,s- M(fu$i'tIiif' in writing
The city tuuuipit'z 1Jul51 I) has a ilci-ti ristrit-tiuri th at it
be retained Forever for ritwult-ipal liseor public Purpose (kily
towit&gt;- t-ofn)uIiisiofi ui release' hit' Property fruiii a
re3triction the counly board placed On it.
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certain Uuut no one
elected official or group of thein - in lAntilwood can ever
challenge (lit' people's r ight s concerning this clinic again
Ill all fairnew; to Klosky, it should be IK)Intetl out that lit.
was on vacation at the tine the city government t'uhlt tdkev
the med1cel building and never had an Opportunity to

me be taken to make absolutely

publicly nay "aye" or ay" on the matter. It should also 1w
noted when he returned frum vactillon, lie made nu effort tit
siye the buildin until this moment.

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Sunday, August 12, 1973

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n with a unprecedented 114
\'Irginla hihlhilly
vii'tiifl in his 40 1OI11 St'8SOIIS.
Sam tired a second straight par 71 over

tour cei-am. ho have a collective victory total
of 14$
Rudolph. who had a 70 in the second round,
nns si't tctories.
Nicklaus. riding a 6$ into a share of third place
.-it %4ti ; ith thhhy Gilbert and l)an Sikes, has 48
tour triumphs.
Tom Weiskopf. gunning (or his sixth title in his
la'.i U tournaments, and tied at 141 with Tony
.. '.i Fave Stockton. has won 10 times

('.uuiti'rhuiiy t;olf Club's lush 6.fl.2 yards and was
in a logjam at 142. Still. he dismissed his title
chances with
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can win
"I'm not going to lose any Sleep over this one,''
drawled Snead. at 1 more than twice the age of
1ersoii "I 'II go out there and play it hole-byImli' right down to the wire.
It took a score of 149 to survive to the
nat innallv ti'li'ist'ti Al') final rounds today
and Sunday And the cut caught Arnold Palmer.
'I'll go home where there's no TV blackout.
l'a!nier quipwd after missing the cut for the
first time in his t6th PGA. the last of this 'ear's
major t ourna ments . lie withdrew four years
ago. though, bet'atist' of a hip injury.

tour
and play (he course
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of mic sitellite event. con sidering hi's up against

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daughter take part in Sanford's baseball and
at what it would
soft ba ll leagues ta ke h
"cost" should you decide to have our
youngsters indulge in some mini-bike racing..
on a regular competitive basis.
An excellent feature in this week's "Sports
Illustrated" details all of the new craze iwe sa
it's crazy I to hit this nation,
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th ere with little league as far as being a cornn1unity spectator sport.
Unlike Little League there is an open door
for a few "underhanded" tactics on the part of
th e sly pa rent who, should they so choe, can
pul tl~eir kids on a bike with 116 cc's when rules

call for a maximum of 100 CCS.
Preps Use RCA Stock
In CS(' ou might he ,wandering what kind of
stock is ww~ bv those high school boys and girls

c ho take part in the Prep Rodeo World Series we
can tell you it's the best.
The bulls, broncs, steers and roping calves
are livestock that's approved b' the Rodeo
('owboys Association and is the same animals

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representative, having defeated Orlando's
Pirmecastel All-Stars, 3-0 in the state finals. That
v. as the same score by which Seminole's Little
l.eague All-Stars bowed in the 2972 State finale,
Florida's All-Stars first game will he
Wednesday, August 15 against the winner of the
MississippiTexas clash. Thre are 13 State Cahn1pions competing in this tournament at this

Dolphins, Speedboats

I.ading winner on this sear's
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David
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repeat as National Football

(ir.i'1't- Row 1, SI-pt .!1

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tingi stroke twice. I

September activities In Greater
Miami.

I-: -,na:u: ;. wr'r(".lt' 'a ill r
through the ('it&gt; of Miami

CNIch Don Shula's charges.

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winners of 17 straight in 1972,

Standings
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Francisco 49ers, Sept 16, in the Sept 3, under sponsorship if
'satinnial l.agut
season opener at Miammil's the Florida Inboard l{acm
Flail
fanned Orange Ikiwl. in the flub, and outboard craft its-i'
Vt- I.. ('nt G11
second bonus' game- of the featured, sept 30, in a South
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month, the Dolphins face Florida Out board Club event St liui'
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Montreal
eastern divisic'n rival New
Biscayrx- Dog Track ends it-S Pittsburgh
55 57 .491 4
E1and, Sept 30.
Miami

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IM-troat
baltimore
New York

Wck Sonny Jurgenson had
Diego pla,
,-ers that viben (;itmarched the htedskins 56 )ard.c litmani was coach arid general
titanuer he forced tlwtn to use
in I I yards.
Roth Hill and Boozer are ask-

' .al druts
'Ow Consznisauzw-r'a office

!4would riot play tonugM against

trOt is at Kansas City Monod,ay

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reasonable for the Jets to cut-

-sco, the two players niigtit
suspended WW fuled Ice

,li ndefinate period,

said thto two pla)ers' courvvel
Jimmy WxWi. "Roth pl yers

rant to finish out their careers
with tie Jet-s."

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'Ielphia I'liIIII0.4 triflix4l the Lor)s

55 64 .462 IS'.

California

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New York 7, San Francisco I

Saturday'S (;2M"
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CuncinnaU (Bil,lingham 154)

Philadelphia iKrett ll-4i at

flow until Itor lea%-es tilt. league." Los Angeles I Du%% nin4 94I, N
Only gatiw!. sclotodulvd.
Elsie%here. the New Eng:und
Suaday'i (asan-s
Patriots picked up ranmung
at I'itt.sburgti
Atlanta
tiack Max Arvdersoon from the

NFl. Cotiiznissioner Pete Ho- Kansas City Chiefs Friday and

ielle apparently has exerrited the Culoctrinati Berigals traded
In National Foaball Izague
action Friday, Bob Brunet a little' disciplinary action of his offestsis'e guard Steve- La wson

"We definitely' don't want to plunged over from the three- own In placing Sid Gillman, to the Minnesota Vikings for an
~rsde them and the other two yard line in the final quarter to general uminager of tlw Hous. utxhwkoed draft ctioice,
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New York at San Francisco

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Milwaukee 5, Minnst-soli 1
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mung Nick ll,ward Stevens of the Chiefs game,
Simula iaughsolf published eritaIlk' New Orleans Saints will b.'
Jim Kitek, mueanwtule, will t-tsinu by Ktick and injured fulltested again here tonight when start tit the Dolphins backfield back Larry Caunka,
the s.iinits mimeet the Miaiiii 1'ITIe) are quoted in an upStevens se-'i National Colic-

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tie P0SML)Illty of a showdown imiipl- ove oft 11w 1972 rt't'ui-ti of 3. Ma"
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LINESACKINO - The bodes have been coming and going so hit in between the Evert Esters. Miss Il-I.
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Stevens ran II tunes for 36
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cones horn dewe'opreenl of Joe Fedemipitb as mike man Poor
Jeminnw'
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City last suet-k (kit Coach J 1)
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week
discussion of the situation
film Jacksool Tom mycls III* get.
candidate but the kids i
5 Only a year ahead of them They 0 all look belle, with IrOptosed

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hkistoni Morel 5-ni

Raltinnore McNallY 10-12, at

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be scorning waver isis Petted setup ton drattu, Pole Van Vaiken.
buig is Wong runner to step in and launch Camel as statist p,

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single-weren't run off Perry was Jeff BurBurninth-inning
tntxagh to overcome time van- roughs' 19th homer.
ices' 15-hit attack, which inhaled home runs by Thurman [SOUTHERN I
''unson, Roy White and pinch
Ron Blomberg.
LEA 6/fE
Jackson liii his first homer
hallway up the nght-4nenter
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A nd Rat hie Sctmeuthtum's single.
Designated hitter Or lando iummd rule double, then si.gIed honme run again.
'epeda hat a two-run homer for
:he Sos in the second. It was the
Indiana S. ((angers I
r7Sth of his career and moved
(1y1orl Perry pitched -I ox'im ahead if Rocky Cutavito
into 18th place on Use aU-urns hitter and the Indians raked
David Clyde for eight hits, in.
list.

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Safl FraflCLWo (uinta 7-I.
York, Smith stormed out of a iitn the ihagout and disap- (jiik2am in the West.
Hun-scoring singles by ("rank Ki'eton's Fenway Park with a Pearetl intO the night.

RUNS Donut, SF, vol Rci•. Co.

' NFC West:

c'lsi'O itt Tampa, ("Ia,
Dallas at Oakland

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West

'alanta

('Int-mnnata 8, SI, Louis 4
Sari Diego 4, Montreal 3
I'tul.adelphus 5, Los Angeles 3

Pro Charts

and let a soft fly ball drop in

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I'hmitdelptmta at Cincinnati
Cleveland at Los Angeles
Chicago at lloustt'n
New (Ieans at Miami

k',4,

made a lot of miustakes. I thtt'W withstand St.argell's two-run California Angela.

STRlIOLJT', Pd Ii,,,' ia' ;A)

Isuffalto at Green lidy

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son with the team 2-3 and I shouldn't have throw.".
his 3-3rd this year.
league, the Katas City Royals know right now what it will be
Brodie sidelined, eoiiipleted 147
"1 look hark ;incI think if I had
over the White Sox for their lath
Astros 1, Cubs $
edged the 13.alllmore Orioles 2-i.
Dwight Evans, who replaced tnumpi in ta games sanest 11w
oF9p.eea's for 1,983 yards hind concentrated better, I ouId
Tomni&gt; Helms' two-run the Itroit Tigers whipped the
put Boston on top 3-2
All-Slar break. Rt-'w
18 toth'hdflWfli, 1k WItS 4th have avoided some mistakes," bonier plus a
blast
pair of run-scor- ct
White So 7-3, the with a sixth-inning home run.
put
DetrOit wi top 4.3 and 'ii
ranked passer In the conkri'nrt'( L ihe nihk'd, "The area of con- ing singles by Bob Walton Milwaukee Brewers downed the But he twisted his neck Iri 1
Kahn. then jreet.ct reliever
10 the lt'agu,'.
i where everyone
helped Ilisaston beat Chicago 6- Minnesota Twins S-i and the
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tale dive (Os' Jeff Torborgi Ken Ft-aiLing with a mb homer
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likes to imiips'o%'e SO I guess YOU 4. It was the sixth straight loss Cleveland Indians trounced the shallow fly in the seventh and
lUlhl ay I urn concentrating °fl for the faltering Cubs, one-tame Texas (lange-ri
was hospitalized for oversight
&amp;rwen $, Twins 1
concentrating'
at League
of 11w National
Smith,
IllervIltJonMaior
-' ilLsputed two-nan homer hy
Tnt-borg's hit was turned into
George
the
tying
run
on
Frank
Robinrun
fourScott highlighted a five•
th inning. Dave May
~
Robinson
son's two-out

with the new keys we've in.

backs Vu' Washington and lair--------------

VILIle

iila

-Spurrier. called on last sea. wone Lid passe.q. I threw some homer in the Pitt.sburgh ninth,

Emerson Ilooier and Winston pound former University of
Hill.
Tampa tackle, will substitute
Boozer and (liii were sup- for (liii.
sended Friday in a cons-act
Broadway Joe Namath will
dispute.
Jets Coach Wed) Em bank . start for New York and I%6
nounced the indefinite suspen- Ili-isinan Trophy winner Steve
alons after Boozer, a running Spurrier et the University of
bark, and 11111, an offensive Florida will race tilt. 49ers
le, did not accompany the
"We'll start Joe and let hun
club to Florida.
'1 his timing down and work

Pete
Rozelle if flect's.sary, lIe
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Royali 2, Orlale. I

,teason, got the Rrnnx chorer in
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England
The Fenway trilled to (mm. ru off Dny.'
faithful blistered his ears after
.k,m1pt in the fifth inning
he failed to run out a
and the Royals hung on and
;Lay grounder in the first inning
knocked the Orioles nsg of first

Tepedino and Marty Perez in deriant gesture to boiling fans
-He tuat toolt off and dW't
the ninth inning gave Atlanta a and the Red Sax went on to a S,j say anything," reported Man.
it'd Kwalick in his starting Spurt-let said in Tamp.-i. I 5-2 lead arid helped Niekro defeat at
the hands of the ager Eddie lCas)cn. 'He left

wouldn't be allowed to practice stalled," said Ewbank.
next week, Their $359.30 game
"We'll continue to sort playchecks were withheld last week

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57 59 .491 9'
53 59 ,473 1 P

to work uncicr time tu&amp;ti- at St. l4aiis iCleveland 124). N

t'st standards of conduct from

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Atlanta Harrison 6-41 at
"The $100,000 figure for one said it was to be considered Pittsburgh i Morlan 1'O), S
loosely.

land, Pittsburgh at Minnesota, aider a multi-year contract,'

The- New York Giants are at
New England Sunday while a"

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60 58 .5M 13

(ouston

uW 1100.ODO. up from W.WO for cordtirtned the probauon but Francisco I Bradley 5-11 i
The alternatives according to be at Atlanta, Buffalo at Green B(KI.e-T and $45,000
for (fill

ame against Houston. Friday,
?itwn it he-c-nine exile-nt they

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W.tshingtln 14, I )t'nt'r 10
Saturdas, Aug. II
Ilaltinnire at Atlanta

'carching for something to just
aiake tJ'ae ball rol."
l'alina'r said tie would take ii

Vt. I. Pit, (,I1! .548 -61 Si .545
64 54 542

f;7 51 573 64 51 .557 2
56 57 496 9

AtLantaS,l'itgh4

t'.r ( ialer'pnibatin
t,ptira, whether they retire (itgist- Waotoagt'r -i 14-11 ' U ar
,Associated Pins Sports Writer or de cide to play nut their op- over Use lh'rive llrunics. hlru'ihse-' aatM'n, reported h-'rid,as,
. In discussing how he might lions are up to the individual net's score came after quarter. stems from charges by San

week, Boozer and Hill 111hiladelph.ia at Cincinnald arid
`were finied Inr tnissuig the Jeu St. I.ouis at San Diego.
.

'real

r) Schreiber. plu.s split end
'JAH)king b-i(k I thouglit I
Gene Washington and light end should have done better." ...,I ll

John Mooring, it &amp;,6. 256-

60 54 .526 21

56 59 .487 41. Noston

Fnidas 'm Games
Houston 6, Chicago

By ASl)Y LLPI'SIA's

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fly IIEHM'HJ:l. NlSSF:NSON on tar) bum tnees most of the

In the otty-ir National I,eaRw Associated Press .qpwu Writer
imni's, t he ll'.iston £str beat
Reggie Smi th and Kegjie
t he ('huagi-, Cubs -4; the On- Jackson did their disappearing
onnati
downed the St. acts Friday rUght, but only
l,ouiti ('ardinals -4 the San Jackson did it wi th a bat and
I)icgo I'adrs nipped the Moe- ha ll

purrier

Francisco I9crs in a National trurt dt':muind for each
player,
Football League exhibition

tmt'rh an l,i-aguc

Kanisa-' ('ih
Oakland
Minnesota

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New York Jets battle the San allern,ative to tile $100,000con.

With projected

Mthsaukec'

trade, retire, pt.&gt;' out option." Chicago toot Houston, ?1lt"W a"

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including a 144 Super Houl

Cleveland

tine.

iLqs and I hail to two-putt for

'that one," he said.

"I didn't use the same iput-

52 61 460 71-i
under twit heed coach Pete following day to begin the fall New York
est
Elliot. inaugurates Its 1973 dates of
lie An1' ' '. Vt'7 44 .621 70 47 .598 21,
('iricinnati
.',.t it Francisco 62 52 .544 9

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Wlie added -we have uwd two

used 73 strokes on the greens
, r 36 holes.
'1 made one birdie in two

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jiforn.,(if
,.eastori;w.,i~rL~t tth. Lorin'

Williamsport, Pennsvlvia for the famous Little
1ague World Series

g'Ewtaank were "fine-, suspend, Ray, Clevela,,d at Los Angeles,

SIx'('(I\,%','Iv, Bobby Allison has insidv IX)I(.

iil blasted home runs 1.
make the game close,

Two Jets Suspended

Palmer continued to be plagued levity.
In a rn'ws conference prior I
t; unsteady putting and was
ut for the first time in 16 tears his officially being cut none of
from the Final rounds of the the newsmen brought up the
subject. So tie made tlietr work
iA golf championsb.p.
l'alm,'r carded a 74 Fndav a lot easier
After '.t-ral questions he
fir a two-round total if 250 on
the 6,852-yard, par 71 Canterbu- very nonchalantly said:
"1 think I'll go hioUie to where
r Golf Club course. The cutoff
there's no TV blackout
;i1flt was 149.
"Again today it was the put- tomorrow, he said, referring

rt-rentiv. In two rounds lie
three-putted four times and

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player, EuLkink said "
Liitcrson lloozt'r and Winstis
Whale the Jets will ta'&gt; to get
fill. New York Jet Coach Werb along tonight without Hill. B000',Ewbank listed sescral tiossible- icr and '.urr') Higgins who IS

victory lane more linies than his competitors

Reggies

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11% RIVIIARD 1111,41II71

'- had mechanic harry Hyde nanlic of 11' galia',' he id.
f.ivt' cho's*' 1 refrain from
The greens and Palmer
n.. • !t. I.' t" (.t vent been gettinc along
t
?.ttit.

Bucs

Dell"ghtf ul,, Def '18ant

k.fiticklP Rave Nieltro troublv
Willie Stargell and lliullie Zr.k
took ad vantage of the fat ptt

would like to see Thv Ivading I notIv y winner on

Exhibition

Hurricanes football team. Sept. 4 and reopens the I'tuladeiptua 53 62 .461

,lival with two Of his holdouts

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Disappearing

(I.' ttir.'w .nr 11th h ih.i
didn't see until it hit my har.'i
c," iad Casanova.
The knuckieball, that didri

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ttim' NAS( 'AR circuit this year has Ihit' OutSilli'
pole For the 197:1 i'ahlli(li'ga M) which IS shib'(I
for Sunday at Alabama International
iun;,i Motor

TAIIADEGA, Ala. - I"b)
AIILsw was "grandfathered" resident began his competitive using iis trawsportation back two front mw battlers will he
llaltner.~aid his game doesn't
~I
I'aluicr has had .I brilliant
eirs and rotate certain unWi this
when they refused to play
, and forth from school. He'd put Richard PeUy, Bobby Isaac. coirvcr sinve joining the tour in need thal much work. Ile just
into racing at the age of nine auto racing in Floridj, inort
ueck," lie added. "We want to
aPinit floustono,saying they
not begin ,pectficall) in the Mianal area. the headlights and muffler Donnie Allison, lienny Parsons 1955, winning itiore than it $1.5 has to find thesecret to improve
No. he actually did
were bound by the option clause make up our titinds on .Some
fly THE. ASS(K711ATED IIRF-S.S
where he was born arid raised. aside when putting the machine and Cale Yarborough.
million. However, a title in the his green play.
I - " In their old agreements.
competition at that age but it While
people and see If others play as
AMERICAN LEAGUE
he initiated his corn- on the race Is-at-k.
Pearson has won nine of his last of tb.' Big ("our golf tourDA
(750 a? hOst Cart-.
then that he was first
When they wouldn't assure well as they did Last week
6
t
petition as a tennager the 34M on.
Allison has not lost any of his last 10 starts including the last naments has always eluded
"infcrmally introduced" c
against Houston,"
the team they would play
RUNS R Jackson. oak. ma
year-old veteran 'neglected" to t'nthusiasria for racing or event at Talladega, the %instnn tuni.
Mort
Pro
. a tonight, they were told to stay
nts
because
he
chevys.
It
inform
his
pa
re
was
In
a
Coca-Cola
500
back
on
May
6.
The
Jets
took
that
one,
16-13.
The only other time he has not
.. graflcjath
RUNS flATTED IN Maybe-u,
hom, Ewbank said.
ertLJokmetoa knew they would object.
('bevy that he earned the pole
Buddy Raker was a hate played a complete 1)
C. e. R Jackson. O. 90. Murcrr .
Sian Francisco is shooting For
"They are not with us," the
thy. 7I
Racing history does not position for tt* Talladega 500 at qualifier (in Saturd,ay with a championship wits in IQG9 % ~
it.s third straight preseas,on will.
~-old tile." says Allmori, who
ach said. -17heir lawyer did
record .in% Bobby Allison Alabama Interriational .Motor n;*ed of 154.062 niph He'll be in he was forcril I,withdra.A li,n
twNY. 14S
tarried the pole position for
. what lie thought was right and
Coach Dick Nolan said Spurcompeting as a teenager Speedway Thursday with a the 21st spot, which really cause of a hip injury.
S c ott , Mel, 73,
sixth running of th
our Lawyerdld what he thought rierwillstartandlikelypiayail Mellon. CPC, 71. Oman. Mn. 73
e Talladega because the Coca-Cola driver qu:fy:tg rn'i atf 187 065 doesn't mean tan much what
He
di
dn't
win
any
tout-na'
500 Sunda'.
was right,"
but a couple of series.
TRIPLES- CareW , Mm, I
Schedule
ust-d an assumed name, to niuk's an hour.
with Raker's excellent driving iiients on the circwt last year
COQUInS. 111,1, Y. flrgt. Mu. Y.
-I loved racing from the sUrt
Jimmy Walsh, New York
John llrodlc or number three
insure him that his parents
There will bL a Imt of -old abilit% able to move huli up and this )ear he has conte out
Coluc,n. M.I. 7.
Pro Football At A Glance
and told my parents that same would not learn of his
I E4i, counsel for the two players. quarterback Joe Reeil will be in
exploits timers" providing chase for quickly. Raker had been on the on top in only one tournamentfly The Associated I'reu
ht I was going to be race
' said the NFl,. Player's Auod- for a while In the second half if
aa. Oaybprry, ((C, 71
All of that was back in 1165 AllLson when the green flag falls pole for the previous sit races t1w B,ob [lope (lassic.
NVI. Preseason
%TOLEN BASES- -Not1h. Oak, 11.
Allison went on to '
all goes by the plan, Nolan -aid.
ation was willing to bring a
wtic Allison drove the same at 1 p.m. Sunday at Talladega at Talladega but he and h
(harper, Bin. 77.- Care*. Mn. 77
Frlda)'s Result
'The greensthat's the
grievance to commissioner
Spurner will ha ve running
p
P TCWNG (10 O
sa

level. The regional champion heads on to

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the last 1(1 races in which David Pearson has
entereut on the NAS('Alt circuit The veteran
has piloted the Wood Brot hers Mercury to
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had it was funny. There were would be no local television betimes w hen I almost sthrted cause the crowd was not as
Chev) in auto rates that he was side pole And following those laughing"
large as expected.

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League Champions lughhghtin~:

I'his vcar's Southern Regional Little League
Series will be hos ted by St Petersburg wi th
.
r i,
. tion getting underwaoio August 13.

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NIIAN'll

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l3ohbv Allison at TallaIega

keep them out of trouble. Of course, there is the

Community Sport

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Knuckleball

to

1.1-A'FIANDiAlli-Arnold outward case arid at tinies 'A ith 46

admission that such activity causes a little
concern for the physical well being of the
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lwI'r the
f
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firth
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lated ('pq Sporti Writer place
over Montreal Kendairi Mast tinnisi IeW' tr1k,n.it lead
iPre
kr'iikipal) and
Pr i n.
Ynft
Re R. Card(na14 t
a 2 Montreal
tier.' eir.' krnu kl.halla
and
riaen 7-I Seaver struck out
1..rrel 'rtey
a rw.
thrri therr'c [P hil Nlekro's run rally in the fifth inning with
*n batters In bring his *aw'
PhIflie, 5, f)odkeri 3
i'iit'kIt'tiill
a run-prnhidng tng1e and
Rookie Mike Schmidt slugged total to 175. surpassing St."I think tit s knuklehall w*
flnttnnatl went on to heat St.
a three-run homer in the iev- ('.arltnn of Philadelphia.
'n'Mng rw'r. tonight than When litiii -4. The alumping (arrl* enth inning and added a wdn has I7
hr piti'ht'd the n-Piitter," said Irnpc,,d their fifth straight
blast in the ninth, giving P1aLs.
,%1100t4, t'at( her I'aul Caj4Inovn game but still held a four-game delptua a S-I triumph over ln
Amrfran league remilta
after handling--or rather lead in the National league
AngelesThe ina rut the r).4g. New Vnrt 10, Oakland : Call.
trying t! handle Niekro'q Fat
erg'
to 2½ gamea over Cm- fornia S. Roetan 3; Detroit 7,
teaser in a 4 victory over the
('adre I. I:apoi 3
rtnnate in the Natnai l.ami.
frago I-, Kansas ty Z Batt
l'ittsburgh Pirates Friday
("red Kendal brought San Weit ra-e.
rn4we i. Milwaukee S. Mmnight
Meti 7, Giants I
ne-iota I tM Cleveland Texas
Diego from behind with a two.
'iekro's (Onhfol wasn't a runtwimerinthethirdinntngtn
TomSeaverbelteda two-nan
harp as it was last Sunday
he- he pitched a nn-hitt.'r
- utaimt San rhego. but ipi tches did more dancing this

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Parents Boastful

the rationalization is that kids have to
something that iill keel) them close to home,

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it1a S-tWit and then

The SI article features a boastful parent who
talks of the many trophies his nine-year-old son
has captured in just three years of competition.
Not to mention those hauled awv by his 16-yearold daughter who aspires to be a pro racer.
Another family, in Irvine, California, has no
less than eight racing machines for their two
children, a nine year old boy and 12 year old girl,
Another family has a dozen bikes!
As is the case wi th some pa rents now-a-days

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young as two and a half would cost around M).

Ando course there arc a :cw cxtra. :utrfl at-.
Special suit around $160 and that doesn't include

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I)onlverson
Mason Rudolph
1)anSikes
(;ihbv
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l)aveStx'kton
Tom \Veiskopf
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maybe youil get aa
th ere's the insurance

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Sports Editor

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regular. •111 jus t go out

said Inc thtrdear

lh (;EOR(;F: 511101W
Associated Press Sports Writer
CLEVELAND (All) — .lack Nickla us. Tom
\Veiskopf. Sam Snead. Mason Rudolph.
The (eared footsteps of pro golfs time-tested
names were dogging young Don Iverson today in
the third rotied of the Professional Golf
Assodation tournament The calm youngster
them no heed.
"Fm not even thinking about them.'' said the
.!7-vcarold ho weathered second round pressure Friday for a 72, matching Rudolph (or the
lead at thre'euniier par 1
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Caoi'ka. Shula will start regular
-.,.,._n, Vq
saw no action Last week agaInst
('ire lnsuati
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oo*o, of .s.i p.,,,,

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yards to Ktwk's $it last year,

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JOHN DICKEY
INC.
.es w F
First

Sanford

in

�10A-Th Sanford Herald

Sunday, Aug. 12, 1973

il

Both Helped Define Courage

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hth
dá
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4thIt'! 1' t'.0 losing patents , both has
a woman they plan to make their wife in Maur,e,
has the ('ent.orial Sweet and beautiful girl who grieves
Bruce Pearcn is in lose with a prostitute who is teri-ihi',
ioterested in his welfare. for th e sake of the life insurance
The crus of both films, though, is the lose
tw(,'n
men Thes are athletes. strong men. who do not fit
neafl
into ans hair-diested image The are vulnerable to lbs
whims of the gods They are capable of crying
For a good part of the season, Pearson and Wiggen keep
the sickness a secret from the rest of the team
en
gen a hold-out, discovers an spring training that Pearson
may be shipped to the minor leagues, he demands that a
special clause be put in his contract before he signs Pearson
must go where he goes or. more precisel where 's iggen
stays, because he is too good to be traded
Manager Dutch' Schnell is incredulous
V. hat is up
between you two' A roomie is a roomie, not a Siamese twin
brother fastened at the hip
Are you a couple of tairies'
This is all too much for me

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In 'Rang the Drum Skssl, a slow thanking butt-of-jokes
and gentle third-string catcher named Bruce Pearson is
struck by a fatal disease H e has only this last season to
live He is befriended by his roommat'
e , Henrs Wiggen. the
team s star pftctier. a quackwitted fellow but also tender
Stokes, near the end of his third season in the National
Basketball Association am l9S
was apparently injured in a
game and was struck down by a brain injury' that reduced all
his muscles to virtual jelly

Stokes was in a Cincinnati hospital and could not be
moved His parents lived an Pittsburgh Rehabilitation for
Stokes would cost about $I(I)(XlO a sear That, and constant
traveling between cities would make it prohibitive for
Stokes pa 'nts to manage financially Twvman lived in ('incinnati He offered to look after Stokes afaars and eventual
lv became his legal guardian - in effect adopting Stokes
Ten '.i..r'. l;ii
.iricj after Twsmjn had
rao.'- .l!' ,:t
ni th.-r,s', t,W' '' '
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In 'Maurie, Tws'man is several times ask ed

"h,
. whs
do vou do it' 110 says. simpl y that he had to and it wasnt
something he ha'. much choice at's.ul
v.iggcn, in his understated way s-aysof Pearson
He was
not a bad fellow, no worse than most and probably better
than some and not a bad ballplayer neither when they give
him a chance when they laid oh him long enough prom
h.'t' on in I rag nobody
...,ing is an essential ingredient in the lockc'r'room

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Chwan. 1950
The no" from the the battleeld in Korea
page of most newspiIw-r, acro.s the ctiuntr'. this August
it. 1950
On the sports page there are ri-potts that Sugar lu'. Rob.
ruson is asking for
shot sit Jisk,' LaMotia's middleweight
boxing crown
The .National League suindangs show the "Whiz Kids" from
Philadelphia still setting a tornd pace and leading the Rlstnn
Rrow,'s by me full garnet
But it's not Korea, basing or the phenomi-nal I'hallaci' that 's
'n the minds of the S$M fain'. here tonight
Soldirri Field
in Chit-ago
•
They'v,' come to see if thi- best collegiate football phaveri.
lr.'.rn the 11i49 season can figure out
was' to twat the s-arId
4 hsimpion Philadelphia E'nglo-s in the 17th annual College All.
"tar game
Thi- chan of that happening aren't too good
n though
the collegians have a larger than usual line anchored bs
\Iinrsesota's ('luvion Tonnrmakpr and Icon Hart from Noire
I )simr
In the opening minutes, Eddie LeBaron, 5'S", 155 pound
'iuurli'rhzick from tins' College of the Pacific, dazzles th.}.agl.-s and this huge crowd with a ball handling exhibition
ih,'s' will ni-s's-r forrt
'c'c,rking uk,' a magician, LeR.arvn effectively c-nih
b'r.-akaw,' ability of another unespet-ted .tarta'r, Charlie
(hon.Clu.o' Justice, and guides the All-Stars on a f.4.',ard
rue to a qu.,k first period touchdown
fir All "iar d.-fa'nw' sts'rnua-.' the hIvta'nt Philadelphia
it lung enough for I,-flnrori to strike again in the second
',.iirtrT Hr huts Justice at the Eagle 3.S with
w
a perfect pass
('tec.o('h.'.," '.ta.ms into the end zone for another scorr.
'I'be l:ngles finally wc'cre late in the game after some tough,
LireI-,'arn,,d .ardagr
Ste.',' Var.I4ur,'n But it's not enough
-'c field goal adds three more points to the All-Star', total
'I ii final scori indicates ii stunning upset The world c-ham'
i"n Eagles hi-.s' bet-n defeated 17.7 l's the All-Stir, and
t
I)int'siz.'d. bag-of
quarterback, Eddie LeBaron

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(4,)SHEN, N 'i' -(ins- man Wissi all owned Itunu., .iidc
,.rsi four horses have been Farm, a mile from Saratt'g,i
nanaed Immnortals to harness Raceway-.
racing's [!all of Fame of the
Bclwin was foaled in 1910 and
irutter at Goshen, N. Y, The unbeaten as a race horse and at
arinouncementwas nude by the the closeof the 1935 season sias
Hall of Fame's president, E. credited with 319 Standar
Roland Harriman. Frank L performers, three-fourths
WiswalI arid the quartet of ttc'iii ti-otters The sire of 14
trotters and pacers were the 2:10 List, IkIwin died in 1"
elected by the museum's board.
Her
I :56.
Ladyship,
Horses honored were Belwui, competed in races, winning
tier ladyship, La Palotn.a and N), sec-ond in S arid third in 6, A
Rosalind. This brings the total world's champion pacing mare.
to 73 she produ-ed the out.s'Uandirii'
Persons arid aS hiorfilly h'hantomn Lady', I :58 3&gt;is•
)"rank Wiawall was 77 when plusGosling, Goose Bay and
he died in the autumn of 1972. cthets. She died February- 24.
1k head been a Standardtjrr'd 1961 at Walnut Hall Farm.
horseman all his life, having
The pacer, La Palonut.
driven his first race at the age 2:03'4, was the dam of lien
'if 14. AssocIated with. the- U S
ladyship Standing at Ti'.:
Irottuig Auoci.ation fat nearly Gaits Farm fat several years
35 years, he was instrumental before her death in 1944 at the'
in the founding of that ago' of 25, La Palorna was alse
organization In IM, becoming the darn of Carty Nagle, 2:00, as
its executive s-Ice president. wellas three under 2:10.
secretary and general counsel,
Foaled in 1933, Rosalind by
Wisirall became secretary' of Scotland-Alma Lee, was a top
the original New York State performer as a two year old,
harness Conunesalun in 1940 winmung six of her 30 starts and
and also served as presiding i.&amp;nd in the uthet' four. She
judge at Batavia that year. lost but one of her eight starts
During this time he was helping as a three year old. Among her
plan the development of victories was the Haznbletonlan
Suratogatt,act'wayand became Stake and Kentucky Futurity.
:t. president in 1945, remaIning her
'd of 1:56',, which still
in that poson until 1963-the stands, cane the following
becoming chair-man of the y. In 1943 she produced
board An active Stardardbtr'I I iranna, the champion two year
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lv at the end On the night Jack T'wvman is honored at Cm
cinnati Garden because this is his (act game before retire
ment, he introduces Stokes Maurit- corn,". out in hi'. wheel
chair. as the crowd stands and cheer'.
Then Stokes in suit and leg brace' stand'. The director
has Stokes take some clunking steps as the arena swirl'.
around him It is an attempt at sentimentality It is gr•
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Anglers Shy Away From 'Attractors '

)-'lsh attractor, are being j40'iti word for the hank
l,0 '1 r.g 0-10
,
'le t r ,
'. a Id I i'.'
r a r
placed in selected lakes by flritisruuaeni lb. a -heekeil the
U:b'
kerel t,st r,ff cJ',t'iqe (pitI
.1
Aithe ,'.La'a rr.q'teo'j
biologistit of [he Fresh Writer Lake Monria- Fleawall this week
I
a ' r'0
hick was as usual, bad, a told bauss
(;nine anal Fish ('ounnilsalon on an()
to 16 pn.inda hitting ., n,
nail t'l
that
bream.
f iorrent and choppy
I
an experimental hisusis. So tar stw'llrrae'kpra, anti INISS were
i
'.toppoij the kings and .1'"I
th. sf the lntrit'tlooist,il V*tes"imy
the idea ha.; Inickflred to satin' till being taught. 11w bau, are
P
'lsiaty,
wet-east skies didn't It-suit are making
~v
extent
according
striking
to
hluI
late
in
an ap
the afternoon
I
y
,b~ ~f
4"',
help either
a
1
With
Sa'hneider,
praranre
and
Regional
are
Biologist
d-sm-musER00010
in
the
e-*rty
within
easy
mnrnlng
tasting
_.
no
nnnicsi, nowcv,'r, mouna and late evening
in Ocalzi. 'hit' attractors are disliins'e from the acawall
hours
"1 J?'s YOUu, t3t it) LIkE I -Cc'M'.5Y,
I.ke .Jr'.SaJ p water, bavt. bau he caught (luring the week
rnnditwina just to their liking
marked by bright orange buoys
Siwimp are utill ware-,, ar.'wusol
S'tssal t*s.s are striking both risen almost two
feet since the was wearing • wig and he'd to it
IS of them, up to IS pounds, the r)&gt;
In the shape of 30 gallon atriums early morning anti late al.
pier; bat Merle
,t
heavy rains started and the 4-4 if he was going to t'hi'ag act-it into this fish hays.
with black lettering
ta'rnoon at lAqnonu Bluff Nell hyacinths are finally
Keller at the Main ,trasat
breaking Ps-urn. "hlppW" flab. The "wig"
The sun finally broke through establishment says he'. getting
*
Sdincid,'r reports that flridgei relayed woril of a nice loose Iiswell Ililey at hflky's
:c
tur ned out to be a wad of moss and I hocked out with a pair of enough to keep his fishermen
fistwriit,'n hnve a tendency to string landed by Danny Pell
('atop is anticipating good wrapped around the
fiw' pound kings, neither of them bragging wipplied .mall spa bat'., and
shy away from the buoys hut right in front of the canip this fishing once moore
as the plant'. fishes' head,
the
'.early season blansfish sr.
department
..
WANTS week,
move out anti allow boats to
Pier fishing has taken a coming in alneug
anglers to fish in that area to
11w hllG ONES, however, are reach the bream be
with plenty f
i
ds Alter
4r144 turn for the better An
prove or disprove the prac- being taken on black ;uIatic saute five weeks
SALT WATF.R SCENE
of a continuous
Fastetly airs-I is bringing In
ticality of the idea,,
Keller haiti the
worms a little further up- hyacinth jam at SR 46
bridge, a
clean sea water anal whiting, have been plentifl that e-'n
At
present
one sut'ti devier i,s streuiu,i Ciiiiupers in this lirrut small
I
Your'.
channel i'oper
truly and faritiy tried spots. and sheepitecati are p.,
into
Murray
lU('iited in I hike l)tas on SIt lIsa lirtaighut in a pair which hit the lake
able
the deep sea trolling last week taking the bait once more
Wednesday,
''
few muiiles northeast of lk'Iaind scales at 'znt'tly nine pours-Ia
at 'atch tlwn'i on lIv aandr,ea',
High water was also the word abourd the "Rat-ardi" after
Fla&amp;ei' Reach pier atrrw'ling
uind ,n'v,'rnl more are sehictjiiled each
.ET'
"u PTsIfl'..,
while another party had from the Wekiva River with
*
to be installed in the saiuic Lake two which were even larger,
*
catfish
the
prevailing
target
for
The tipoff:
this week,
Catfish arid breanmi rare giving anglers here. Many strings of
Tb," biologist and hi.'. th.- bout' 'an ficheruuien plenty
of 2U-5 were Liars-led this wet'k
I. , rs Urassn of tha" V. ,ashingtaii Ut'aI'.kinsaaiiliI liar dl v
,i5fstont
Sam McKinney, 'ineit'' fiat the bible, Nell said Hit_is have been
affi.i U to continue his holdout
this, the third year of a
beenscan', but o'w'
called the writer Wednesday in
Toni (;ordir, fishing out of moan who hits
of three-year pact, calls for him to collect
wading in front of
I
reference to the LET'S GO (htccn Bridge Fish Cammup, Li
the Wekiva River Haven Carrip
FISHINGcolumns of Sunday still getting his two or three almost caught one
- Do you think iii'. because of the death of the late
Wednesday
June 3 and July 22 in which hJiLVI per day in spite of the Standing on a sandbar several
Roberto ('lemente that the Pittsburgh Pirates are doing so
s macic of theit
Mention wits
h- weather. Copperhead brea,
bad ('ii, season? - Mark Scarpellino, New hum, Conn.
m feet out in the river, he started
ported fish, Tll.AI'IA, being the big ones, made their ap- yelling
for aome'n' to bring
A
Obs'iou%l% a team has In miss in sill'tirnc major
caught in Lake Monroe and one pcaranee in this part of the St. him a landing aid. No
leagu ' star, and artirularly this season for his defensive
one could
TA11AI!SEt-AIj boats
Safety officer of the M,ur:r,.'
.'a,roa: 'r a mat ','o',e r.'ctia'.r
in Lake Jest_sup. (The Sanford .lohn,s with one limit string reach him
skills But the rc',il reason for the collapse of the han". is 00)
and the luzsker must
comply
with new
Patrol, expLains the eapas.i.aiy
Herald aloes get around, doesn't landed Wednesday, The bait, of snapped a 15 pound test line as regulations
t-'rat.' n 'ci'r.-phohie :'or ill
pitching
on
personal
and rapacity ret each type usa' bats "risising in this
it?)
('OurSt', was woruuts,
(I - A man I work with claims that to enter a horse in the
he headed for the bushes and flotation devices by October I, personal flotation device, Type capacity
The Fish anti Game
Kentucky Derby, it has to be registered for the l)crby on the
A few bass are hitting near home. The gentleman wa.i so Randolph Hodges, executive
I is in approved device
(0 day It was born. Is this true' Also, did two former l)c'rby
The Type IV PFD ii in .op.
I)t'piirtziient is keeping close the bridge, but not in schools; a upset by the experience he had director of the Department of designed to turn an unconctoug proved device designed In
slant-is, Riva Ridge and ('anonero II, meet In a race In ear.
tubs on the spread of this fish single here and there and they to
conic in and sit down for 30 Natural
ly 1973? I say that they did and ('anont-ro beat BRa Ridge.
through the waters of the state have been hard to fool lately. minutes to get rid of the today, Resources, announced person in this water from a (ace thrown to a person in the water
-- John Durk n. I'ittshurgh, Pa.
downward position to a vertical and ant worn it has at ieast 11A ...
and would appreciate word on
Another nian-sazeti catfish ".hakes."
Under the law, which became
'c
Your c', sc triter s way off A juo'r'.t' can be fla)rliLfl,lta'.I
',r
uliht'j hat'kwarrf pnuithnn pounds of finoyancy, and ii any caught. They are aware of was brought in at Marina Isle,
An indication of how bad the effective April 1, 1972, the
for the herb until Feb l oi tha' year of the running On lb.'
and to have more than twenty "eptable for boats less than :6
tIn' iiif,'stntbnt. of 5h. s'. tt'is ?hysr
a twa'ls'.' P"°df'r, tia.cs fishing ha'. Pw-'.n earme requirement was one toant
,ti,,itj part, o,uu'
half right l'artor.,.,o Ii won b lisa.'
f Xi i)UPAI3 of buoyancy, Type
feet. canoes and kayaks and is
welcoi,ie species in 1.itke lireanmicontinue to go wild over from lion anti Jerry
lengths ('icr (lisa Ridge at a mile and an eighth in the tymat Guard approved personal
I,
is reeonurwmuj joe' Mfsww',' a throwatile device for boata
Monroe
and
have
noted
that
the
Tk'ket,s
in
U-Is part of the river Semnirs-ile Sporting Goods Store, flotation device
it' handicap at Belmont. setting a record of 1 46 I But the
a PFD)for each cruising, and acceptable for
sixteen a 16) feet and over an
all
race was held Sept W, 1972, and Canonero then retired, leavfish are bedding in the vicinity with as many as II boats For two weeks
not
one
person
person
aboard
recreational
size boats
of
ing 1is'a Ridge to race another day - like for ifl%tOfl('a' that
I)eHuiry Creek, Anyone who ('hunted in one spot, all of them has conic
!ength.
by with a tail tale boats, including sailboats, row
upcoming match duel with Secretariat Sept. 15
The Type H PFD is designed
lands an unknown fish is catching fish,
Major Thompson suggesu.
about his angling feats, not boats, kayaks and canoes,
to
achieve
the
'If you are in doubt of your
requested to contact the writer
same
'
Q - ho the players on the Montreal Expos baseball leant
Dick Mower
took a string of even about "the one that got Under the new Law effective requirements a., the Type I present
PAY income taxes 10 the United States? They work in Canand it be promptly reported to 47 then switched
flotation •qutpmen:
back to his away,"
drna, right? - Ted Mauser, Rahway, N.J.
October 1, new PFD', bearing PFD, but only has a capacity of complying with the new law
the department,
favorite lure, the "Big 0" long
Even "Big Bad Joe" L,azare Coast Guard approval will be
13 S pounds cit buoyancy. While that goes into effect October ;,
On the local Fishing front, enough to haul in six bass when
A - They work in ('an,ad,m only half right Since they play
swears he Li going to quit bass Identified by 'l'y-pes
I,
11,
fit,
or
this PFD has the same you may check with any Marine
hal. their games in the U.S' I tallied to the Expos' cornptrol.
Fred Sweet at the "Fithin' he saw (twin schooling close to fishing. At our
weekly bull IV"
ter and he says they pay income taxes to both countries Bid
buoyancy as Type II, the Type Patrol officer and he will make
Hole" Bait tint] Tackle Shop puid the bream beds.
session, Joe said that the only
Boats sixteen (16) feet In
in Canada the player pays only for the SI games. As an
HI has a lesser turning ability
---- ---- -------comparisons with.i cnnve?s*on
American citizen he pays taxes on has entire salary', but Un-------length and all canoes and
toalIow (Of , more c1)mf,
ble
table aPach gives equivalent
tier Ion-sign tax credit granted by the U.S.. he deducts the
'
kayaks, must have on board one
design for water activities such
type information far existing
taxes he pays in Canada from the total due in the US. It's
I,
II,
III,
or
iv
P1'D's
for
as
water skiing, This PFD as
not as complicated as it ,sounds An even simplcr solution levies-i that may be marked u
$5
each person on board,
. find a Canadian ball player.
recommended for In-water
Type I. 11, III, or IV
Major Jack Thompson, sport,;, or 'an lakes, in'5
Boating
as no Accident
Fp Q - I met some of the old-lime football greats at the re---_____
cent hull of Fame celebration and would ii e- to know why
they don't share is the pension plan. Considering their
tribution to the game, it seems inequitable to me. - Karen
Paddisea, Canton. Ohio,
A - The old-timers would like to know, too. The cutoff
date for players ell
for the pension is 1959 The irony is
that men like Gordie Solt.au, who quit after the 58 season,
helps I organize the pie-sent NFL Players Association and yet
elp
ant aualify for the pension. That's why the old-timers'
group, ed by Leon Hart, has filed a class action suit against
a,
5'
I ith the NE'I. owners and the players association. It seems
s.
inevitable they'll be embraced when the NFL figures out ii
way to Increase the fund without disturbing the present pen. -:s
SiOfl,
A'I'IAN'TA-With most of its the W.:rat 11,4'.,", .k,.ccas':,it'a
ri' na'. rm
:,i
un
's-sth
Q - Does Howard Cosell wear a wig' - Julie Anderson,
organizational business behind and will be the Blazers' only Or4anhzatsiuna, 'which shoulal
San Diego, Calif.
it, the new Southern Hockey farm club
once again. The create much excitement in the
-a
A - No Just a hair piece And y ou might find him some
league
has announced that all Checker,, who pioneered Suncosst area.
,,
night at Dewey Wong's or Mike anuche's with his hair
its franchises have signed hockey an the South, have
down rather, off. Though it's become a more or less
The •dst_mn Wbu'-pees have
working agreements with renewed term.i with the Buffalo
him
major league teams for the Sabre, of the National Hockey aim, created a surprise by *1coming season.
League, and their affiliate in fthaung with the two WH..t
Q Why do some coaches find It necessary to call all the
In
teams which finished second in
practically
every the
plays for their ouarterbacka in profes sional football' Anal
Hockey League, their respective livunung last
arrangement, the SHL team the American
Cincinnati Swords
IGvantesbacks supposed to be paid for their brain,? - Jim
'l'ht*t year -the playoff runner-up
will be the only-or major- i'heckers' arrangement wrth
O'Reilly, Lynn, Mass.
Cleveland Cr
farm
team
usader,, and the
of
e
major
leag',"
A - So are ('o,i('h('s And sonic of them thank tht'' ri'
th
the Sabres allows them to .mc. Houston
club
Aeros, th at team
smarter than their quarterbacks, or know nulore footbai In
player help fr-urn any
the case of Paul Brown, the pioneer of the messenger sysREAl, WAVE RIDER
Keku, Murtaauru
"One of our purpses in team an any other league, in' player-coach
played for
tern, it's hard o
in 197'-?3. The
Now when Chuck Fairbanks, new to
starting a Southern Hockey cludung the World Hockey Whoopee, will be the unly farm
looK MA, NO BOARD-Surfer rides waves as sea boils behind him
the pro game, does the same with the New England Patriots
league was to
the level Association.
that he's done it as long as he's been a coacht, emitduring ayun at Suflset Beach on ()ahu, hawaii, favorite surfing site of
of play
fans in the
ics arise. kmon therm is John Brodie, the
The two other North Carulinj team for ttw Atrus,
signal-calling
nal'calllng
Pacific.
South"
said
Norman
Curtis,
teams-.Greensbi
Camera
angle
conceals
his
surfboard.
who thinks it'll affec t the
,,ro's Generals
"Thai arrangements cued it
fIunkctt as
SHL president. "The only
a performer, Iron:c'aiiy, Tom Landry, who took Dallas to
the fledgling Winston- our teams have made reflect ,u
.isiper howl heights sending in all plays, is thinking of aban.
to accomplish this is for each Salem Polar rw,ns-haye step
forward for hockey in the
cloning the system this year because it affects the morale of
team to first become a primary affiliated with W)L tetuns at South. " concluded Curtis
4t quarterbacks
developnen( orgamzauon for a opposite ena,is of the continent,
major league operation. We're the
When asked why so man,.
Generals have signed an
extremely delighted, therefore,,
SfiL teams had managed 'a
ore, exclusive agreement with the
that all six teams have mack 14* Angeles Sharks; while the
work out such attract:
soch outstanding pogrea in Polar Twins have affiliated
arrangement, so quic s.'
little more than a moo- with the New York Goldom
Curtis replied that it wit_a a
th."
contblflhiUUfl if faa,'tur,.
Blades a formerly the Raider-,,.
The anra.'tgemenu made by
cludinit our excellent factht1'-.
the Roanoke Valley RebeL, and
Florida's Suzw'omst Suns have
first-class id
By 8013 OltIMAN
"Sometimes those tough tough, and he is tough to hit the
pt-ouch and,
rpa,-hina,
ri,-'
the Charlotte Checkers arc oulied &amp; "coon" by
-J - -'--'-W
-- cserhana
-('opley News Service
that"s the way' they have WU) he bobs and moves
important, that enthusi,.
extensions-and soLtthficati- arrangement with the wit
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George I"urei,uu:a delicately to go. I'hcy don't go the easy
head. I was very fortunate t
otis-of previous Cwmutments. Champion
New
England displayed by our owners
devoured a salad while an. way.
sneak an a right t'anti
The RebeLs has's- renewed their Whalers and the Stsuu coaches in 'selling'
awering questions in a soft
Southern Hockey Lea,:
cutuicctlou with the Vancouver Fighting Saints
The St
"I think I was fortunate,"
"I still respect him. But
voice amid aae'if-ila'preesitlng
nt'ai t't'uladelpina • IILL,ZCn-, ,,,q Pt'tt'r
.
:
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.
,
22,
that
was my night. Maybe
George eontjntie'd "There was
mtuirmer, There was none' of the
a lot of luck, plain luck. I hope another night things will work
bluster and braggadocio that
6. Practicing Elementary Rallying
I'm able to keep the siuiiae lucky out for him. lie's had many
chuirua,'tenizpil
nih..,
..eC..L a..
iuca, iucs Meaning not being 'u'ICU.WitS, anti i inin&amp; he is still
You ate now going to move
he'avy'wejgntu,'tiarnps who shall
to the ball - sideways, forhurt and not bring sick. so I c-sin ionic of the tap fighter,
n-mum neiivaeiess
ward or
combination of
keep working,
ft Is likely- their paths will
both. You
neither going to
It was difficult to picture this
walk to the bail nor an e you
gentle giant as the
"I'm still a turd worker. I'm cross again. Hut meanwhile,
mc
going to run to it. You are
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR HUNTING GUNS FOR THIS
fighting
that the urn' who's miasking toe get George Is keeping busy on the
machine
going
.hlp to It The skip
SEASON.
motion allows you to hop to
destroyed Joe I"ruuxk'r, But it out every morning for road- exhibition circuit, and he will
litre
t
the bell and step forward
Joe
Roman
In
Tokyo
Sept,
work. I'm the one who's making
was he, all right, who dribbled
you N?.
I, in what he hopes will hi- L'n'
uiroumal the ring like it
to .w- 9)m
Again you start from the
(if 11W11) title de(cnuae's
tiasketbuill.
"As
long
I
do,
I'll
be
proud
first
ready position, facing the net
with feet apart and knee.
Six tiiuies hi' Floored the Of
''I'd lake to fight as often as I
fused You bounce on your
can,'' 1w said. ''I don't wuuut to
"Indestructible" sand unleft foot. Do not hop so high
lie has a lot
pride, this 6
seven months again
deleitted heavyweight king
take
that your loot
the
fool 4-Inch boy-man, suit stung There should be
ground. Let your weight debefore the referee called a lull,
a lot of action
tutu, when, before the
scend on the whole of the
Only four minutes and
Frazier by the heavyweight champ
loot and push off toward your
l*'ut, experts sniffed tit his
M'runuL's ha d eliupst'd, lt's.t tiuuie
lns'tdentall, while ''It WSI.a .1
right.
unblt'iutistw.tI
re'c'urtl, charging
es',' than David required
great feeling" to be acelalutici
Now IPte let? foot
brought
to that
compiled
at the
flatten (',ollah, Anal tin' result
ciOa. to the right foot arid
e'xpen'ie of s'ietmiuum wtio were- t' btailihuttiai of the world, "It wits
again the left knee bends and
just as shocking,
OIJ$JIIng
fans still shake allure anonymous than . an
pushes the body off to P1C
While
boxing
was twit-u of the 19U Olympics
right. If you are doing this
alcoholIc,
.
iini oraus
wonuer seven
Correctly,
when, as an 111-year-old
will find that sitlon All
have to do Is
-you
"I disagreed with that," he member of the job Cusps *nti
skipping sideways, pivot, take your backseing,
months after the
Foreman
left knee bending step forward with
tnalntains he was "not really said, "but you can't nuike afleronly IDfluonthaajabcjzer
el
deeply and the right
hit, and follow
surprised"
at the Ca.$at with
people believe what
don't he captured the heavyweight
being used
the pusher through
want to believe. When they
When your night foot is pt ant.
which tar doused Smokin' Joe's
title,
(EXT The Backhand I)
MANY OTHER SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES AND ALL POPULAR HAND
ad where you think you
fire,
said, you Patient fought any
"The Olympics was tops as
should moat the bail, you will
GUNS. 44 MAGS, 337 MAGS, 'IS LONG COLT, 22 COMBOS, AND ALL.
good
ones,
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,
when
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you're
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a puncher,"
far ma achievement is confind yourself In the ready P0'
OTHER
CALIBERS, AMMO AND RELOADING SUPPLIES,
out Joe Frazier, yuts'Il find earned," he acclaimed.
observed the eacapee (run, a
"mat
arptsd from 'The Sock of Tennis" by the edtt3$ it Wotid Tennis Iiaqa .
li aid Cannel Luan*e, Copysigtit I
Houston
alum, who 1111r, tltiiigX Shout hint that are not
was something I got. I won.
by Grosset I Dunlap All nag is
burvid
appropriate," (;a'('orgu sighed
rrtsn'tied 33 knoe'kotut,, in huts 3a
There was nothing political I
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t'ictoies, "you believe if you resigriettly. "After I beat hiiiu,ut
earnest It. Nobody gave it to
Lot of people were saying Joe me. I did it myself. When
can land a punch
a
Wao.f to his mere atas.wI ,ea.,sP you can. by ererIa •
00
you
counting to you, it won't
2446 of Teasi"a 9400#0. So i ii", fm.aiy ilustratsd
t Fr-aster was washed up.
think how far behind I
"old Weser colocil •t- sa es to "r.n.as •,a, ' care W The
lung. I knew he'd gil knocked
111,111 not able to say that,"
SANFORD PLAZA
front to catch up."
w.v. isis. Allow
ii.naia, a.a is,. li. City hut.., Now
clown, and I thought tied keep he prutexted. "I have no much
lie's coin. a miullIon miles
Sire. wms 0o, a.ir.r'y,
OPEN TIL6 PM., EXCEPT FRIDAY TILe P.M.
conning,
respect for Joe Frazier. He Is from that Houston
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The number of passes that :
the psst
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It
ntinue to use four qualit for cosa.ferrnc-e or league
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percentage of
quarterbacks and the living
touchdown 140 for a season, or an average
ru&lt;rn ratrgi$ts will have a passes per attempt; percentage of 10 per game.
whole new bone to pick during (of completions per attempt;
The difference is that his year
the upcoming professional percentage of interceptions per a passer will be rated infootball eason
attempt, and average yards disidually against a standard.
This comes to pass because
ir'.'d per attcmpt
His rating can be computed ':
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from master tables the minute X.
ha.sdecldedtoratel973passers
the game is over and it will
against a prefixed performance
remain constant until the next
Ti
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standard rather than against
time he plays.
each other, as in the past.
When a passer's career has
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from the
"Fl. Commissioner Pete
.ed.
rating remains the
FtozeIle. team owners and
s,.me as the day he retired. *.'
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coaches didn't adopt the new
"I
regardless of acpuevementa ... *
tTWaSUflfl System hastily, The
of other passers who come after ::,
I
change came only after three
him
M
SORELY MISSED BY PALEHOSE
years of statistical study and
Under the old system, each
Till: H IS CAN MAKE:
experimental tests b a special
passer was ranked in each of
RK'}IlE ALLEN was the key figure in the Chicago White SOX early
,u .
sliOIS
committee of experts
the four categories on
3
jj
season rise to top of American League Western Division race and since
Its aim, explains Rtszefle, is to
"t"' -#
psitlonlnatot,algroupofother
4
have
gone
steadily
downhill.
lie's
.
suffered broken leg the I'alehose
wipe out the inequities of the old
.'.
-,. qualified passers. If he was
expected
to return to the lineupsornetime (his month,
system and des-clop a was to
.
.
22nd among 26 passers, he
compare pa.s.ssng pt-rformanc'':'X4't ..::* '., .',5
:e':,s-:receis-c"d 22 poInts. If he was
&gt;:&lt;-:o:*:-&gt;:-:-::--: :':-:c'Y;-:--:--':&lt;.: ::u-:::ox
from one Mason to another.
irst, he received one point.
'lo understand bow the new
lncqwtlei could crop up. and
system works, ask yourself this
. '
frequently did, particularly in
questJcsn
'
the case of an especially outWasDallas Cowbo) Roger
standing performance
Staubach's performance as the
The base, or average stanNE'!. champion passer of 1971
dard is 1. 000 under the new
superior to that of Bart Staff's
s)-stem. The bottom is .000, To
in
when he was the Most
earn a 2.000 rating a passer
Valuable Player of Green Bay's
. #
must perform at what amounts
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to an NFl. record level: 70 per
championship"
cent in completions; 10 per cent
sight of red, blue and char.
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B&gt; 'TOM HORTON
Under the old
'stem, 00
In tC*ichdfls; 1.5 er cent In
euse
baseball
gloves.
I
&gt;uu swing the bat, you hit the
don't
Copley
News
Senlee
valid comparison was possible,
M u c h is u ritten todaV interceptions, and 11 yards
know if I will live long enough
ball with the grain of the wood
since both
Staubach and Starr about the role of the legs and aser-age gain per passing atto fully adjust to the sight arid
instead of against it if sou hit
Baseball isn't dying, but it's
were rated solely against the body In the golf swing. The tempt.
the ball on the label, you'll not
sound of multi-colored, alumcertainly
making
some
performances of their peers for masU-r gollt'rs almost withTo mriahce the new rating
mum baseball bats
ni&gt; get a cheap hit, you'll
strange souncis
that particular seaora
aul t'etitic.fl lt'1 that th
My second roost embarssstei more understa,ndable,
prubabl&gt; break tb. bat '.
mc' c-rio , f the t,ast that
key'
to
accuratestriking
This year, however,
dethe Qffl system is converted to
r&amp;ssing moment in ba.sebahl
g'.ud wa hi re!ualfld aatirself
w'.
iii' riaU,'.i t(P •5 (•5.
ends
on how
comparison would be possible,phis
hands
Herea golfer uses
rn&gt; most embarrassing muof this rule situilt' batting is Ili
a scale of 100, like we learned in
cent ears has been rnanufacis
what
Ju'
because passers are to be rated
ment came many seasons ago
take a practice swing after
school
tureci into an uninspiring
bus Rot-os says about handsagainst standards and their
when I took my- best Sunday
cacti pitch
like' this - and
plink, or at best a dull thud,
So it's possible, but highly
"If my hands work corratings will remain constant
cut at a pitch and the umpire
make sure the label is
and at worst a source of con
rectly. ever%L thing else falls
improbable, for Joe Namath or
Remember, the system into place %luilc I cannot
yelled "Ball" because he
Several of them started
siclerableembarrassrnenttoa
some other quarterback to
doesn't rate quarterbacks but see my hands at all times in
didn't
even
realize
I'd
swung
snickering
while trying to find
traditional
holler
guy
like
my.
shoutthis season:
passers flw statistic's 'on't
at iti came this year during
the swing. I can feel what
the' labels on their red, blue
ma - I got 100 m
they are doing much more
.
spring training when I served
reflect leadership, play-calling
and green aluminum bats
So I've ttati to
tt
easily than I can feel, say',
as a batting instructor, which
and her factors tit go
Snuae of the bats had labels,
son trying to adjust to the
Using
the
new
'stem
my left shoulder or hip
Li not unlike Dtzzy Dean setssonic of them didn't, arid
making a bangup pro signal
modern tools of boys baseball
100 scale, only seven
"The ultimate result of
ing as speech instructor
ni of the bats had labels oil
caller
NFL and, without success, mod.
some
passe
passers
in history would have
any shot in golf is deterRight off, I lined up some
rti
ernue the hoUer techruques
BOTH side's The .isM'mbled
The new system, says mined
when the clubhead is 'ccoted more thafl 100 in
Little Leaguers, grabbed my- batters impatiently
ftl served me so well for
Rozg-hIe-, make's it possible to
impatiently
an an area extending from
)tar they led the league in
self a familiar Louisville
out that it doesn't make- arty.
many
seasons
c*
try-trig,
also
a rating record for
about two feet behind the
passing. Tops was Mill Plum's
siugges' and prepared to irn•
differt'rwe how you hold the,
without succa, to apply the
(others to equal a' break and to bail on the downswing until
performance with Cleveland in
part
the deepest batting seLabel on an alwuuinuiii bat.'
old
Umber
to
the
old
horsethe oint at which the ball 1960
q' up a statistical
when he would have
crets of one who always went Kindest remark imiade was
de
t-'tween passing leaders from rebounds off the clubface It
graded out at 110,4. The only
to the plate hoping he might
a When you're a kid who
is in this critical area that
"Don't you know you caru'
sear to year, still maintaining the
hand' make
get lucky and be but b&gt; a pitch
other 'tassing leaders w'tuch
or
break
the
break
an aliamninuni hat"
cant
run,
throw,
field
or
hit,
the
s-air.,
p e rformance st t '
would have topped 100 were
"All right, you guys," I
txit loves baseball, you learn
We always called a kid who
uiriuiiarided, 'The first no.S'iimiuny Baugh at 109.7 in 1945;
swung a lot of timber and got
to be a holler and hustle guy
portant rule- of batting is
Starr at 105.1 in 1966; V. A
good wood un the ball a Big
and carve out a career as a
PINNING IT DOWN
keeping the label straight Alby Alan Mayer
little at 104.8 in 1963; Staubactu third base ,oach.
Stack What do you call hirmr:f
b'..Ii S ?flikt' sun- Ito' i;ut.'l a'
r.w" A '.t;ijr M.L.! \hiri"
My' problem with today's
at
104.75
in
1971;
Charleybrand of boy's baseball is this:
Conerly at 102.5 in 1959 and Len
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blow does a brown man who
Dawson at 101.9 in 1966
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has been yelling the same
,VOO M/5,qr 5'4/ 7'i.'4T
thing at batters every season
4"5
since he was a sapling teach
pit'AtL VA5 sfEiy1
himself to stop hollering,
q'I.
"Just try to get good wood on
A
the
ball!" and start hollering
Th'0Ut5'V +8F(4$E
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"Just try' to get good alumi/,.47t//*
.
O.$..Y
own on the ball!"
,!*2 " 7k
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&amp;'af'6
After years of rationalizing
'
"
slow rollers, pipups and cans
',_ :;e4
I'm ure kids today
c.'
s
,
'
,.
don't
even
know' that a high
COLUMBUS,
i-flw
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fly ball to the outfield is supsaw battle for the North
posed to be called a can of
American harness racing
',,2
corni by hollering. "That's
drivers'
leadership
finds
Her-se
11.
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,
OK. Killer, at least you got
Filion, the defending champion,
S(4fle wood on the ball", Psow
i'-,ketl in a dead-b*-at with
do you onditiun yourself to
1 ..
William "Buddy" Gilmour at
accw'ateiy holler, "Shake it
__.__..t1.v-',
ia s'ic-tufies cacti
U .S.
'
off. Slugger, at least you got
Trotting Association's bi.
some aluminum on the
weekly tabulations through
ball"
Aug. 4th.
Y have no idea how emFitton, from Montreal. W
barrassang it is for a man with
been dash-winning ch flP10n
a keen, well-conditioned basesince 1968 with a record-setting ball mind to take a 4-fuot-2
BARRY A 'I'
605 last year. Giboow', who
rookie aside and whispr in
é'7 4'
,PWGIAX6
drives principally in the New
has ear, "Listen, kid, you can
,bARY/rt3H a6V,jV
York area, was dash champion
get w Otis guy if you'll just go
- ,,
'q
7,'4f
in 1959, and tops the 1*73 up Owt swutiging the old tim77 ,,j,q
mooney -s-inning standings.
her," and have turn stare
Still in the thick '.f the
7/6 7/7,',/.'f1q.
/
hack at you as if you were
,
competition
are
a
pair
of
speaking
a foreign language,
'87Z
Chicago area drivers. Joe as he advances toward the
727
Marsh Jr., rwmer.up in 1972, plate armed with ounces of
AVMbth'O.',DPp4q..4t1ç.
tright een ahuninurn,
has won 1 times while Walter
pgRw/
' I've almost adjusted to the
Paisley has 176.

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Pearson summed it up when he said to Wiggen. '1 been
handed a raw deal.

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Neither athlete, though dies gloriously Both still had SI.
much good living to do before suffering so cruel and callous
a fate

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difficult to believe in Bruces impending death The reason
perPups is that the filmmakers were more involved with
form than content They have made a visually beautiful film

Relates To Old Stats
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We follow Stokes courageous rehabilalation, his grunts

and grtspings. with concern This is what separates the two

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l-sen the elderis nurse in Mauric catches the Ilasor
Ahen she must lifi Stokes ptaed remarkably well by tier
flu' ('ase. former pro football plaveri to his bed -' he is a
lumbersome md rag doll- like - she sass. Why couldn t you
base been a Jockey'

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Ragging happily dis est' both films of
some of the mawkish qualities that Hollywood is insistent
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Not Yet 'Informed'

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Maurice Stokes, Brian Piccolo Were Equal
By 113 Berko*
NEb'. YORK
.'shA. - Death and friendship, or. friendship and de.ith are the subjects of tao sports-related motion
pictures rc'tentls released
Rang the Drum Slowly, ' a fictionalized story bawd on a
novel about two baseball players. and Maurie, taken from
the real life friendship between Maurice Stokes and Jack
Twvman. one-time Cincinnati Royals teammates, follow on
the heels of "Brian's Song. the highly successful
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adaption of the terminal friendship between football players
Gale Savers and Brian Piccolo

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Sunday. Aug.19 1973

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Women's
World

When Is Your Home Not Your Own?
When some commissioner or councilman has to be
asked for permission for almost anything you want

Sunday, August 12. 1973

Page 113

to do, things like putting up a fence, putting in a
window air-conditioner, setting up a small utility
shed, even to paint your house (in some Florida
counties)

Home Owners &amp; Future Owners
All Kinds Of Honws)

Have Ion Read The New Zoning R egulation Amen ding
Seminole County- Zoning Which Is Effective Now?

Daøciug Atoug 9ti Tke Tmt

fishponds without county approval!" or "No
private parks without county approval!" or
"All fruit stands and bait stands must set back
50 feet from any property line!" or "No cow
stall may be closer than 100 ft. from any
property line!"

Do you know that the new zoning regulation
forbids a person with less than 10 acres to sell
poultry, eqgs, livestock, etc.?
Do you know that homes in the A-i
agricultural zone may not be rented except to
a tenant who works on the farm?

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It is just because people don't really know
what the county commission has done that we
are bringing the truth to you.

Do you know that people with less than ten
acres may not have horses and that those who
do are not allowed a pen, corral, or structure
within 200 ft. of any property line?

illerinas are A to r front row, Tart Jurs
.ri 1.ee Ri-thetis. Mary •-thn Grover. Dehhts'
r. u(fin and Allison Lee Back row Kit—
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To Rise All Over The County To Make Up 11he Difference!

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good neighbors and citizens without constant surveillance of inspectors and money
collectors coming around to make trouble
by enforcing oppressive laws.

C Ofl1Iflitt(e To
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company
aId of Sanford-Seminole tho 'er;eij i
i'ating hostesses at the 41111d' Summer •-o'i.Vi.,n (sal,i ;it The I';r'r
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The new zoning amendment will outlaw
mobile homes in agricultural areas within two
to four years.

Do you really want regulations that say "No

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this is .ibotit the nicest thing that
.S.tntrd." were among the comments tuide t
titinguishcd gentleman Friday night upon leaving the
Isurious million dollar club house at The Forest in lak..
Mary. where an elegant Summer Appreciation Gala was u'
r.
It could be that the gt'nticman was referring to the
t*autiful reccp4on4lancr which attracted' some 41)0 sup.'rtcrs and patrons of Rallet Guild of Sanford-Seminote ia
tn.c)roflt organization idurtrig the appointed hours of 8:30 t,,
I Ptfl.
Or it could be that it's almost unheard of that a city the
zr of Sanford boast of a ballet compan, which has claimed
\,itional fame and this past wring was adjudicated as the
lop ten" in the Southeast.
fln'uild supporters have niade it possible for deservvsg
.uttrs to receive dance scholarships and help finance their
ut-of-town concerts.
Ballet Guild is fortunate In having a board of directors
inpos4'd mostly of professional., in various fine arts fidd
ho have generously givefi of their talents for the benefit of
the t'omnsunity.
So it was the board and auxiliary decided an appreciation event was in order.
Greetirig, the beautiful guests at the door was chatrm..n
the gala, lion s Williams, The Herald's society editor, ard
\ Iknm.m lions wore an elegant long white gown topp-i
a bright red blazer. Al wore white slacks and also a rt-'t
„zer.
Forming the receiving Line were founder-, of the fivecar-okl local ballet compan&gt;. artistic directors and
h'reographers, Miriam R&gt;e Wright and Valerie Rye Weld,
Also In the receiving line was co-founder of the comp.tn,
Mrs Thomas I.irgen. the first board president, Mrs.
Mildred('miskey, insinediate past president; and Mrs. loin
11wsell. current president and jLs, t-o.chalrsnan of the event.
Irs
'veral of the .4 ctpan
ballerinas sert'd as floating
h• .tessej
:vt'r)OflC .ipçwaretl to be ha%Ing a gotid time in an at-.ptwri' hith rt'f bc ted ttigrii i r rfineisient ant -ulturt

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As A Banker - Is Bonded And A Notary Public • Other Committee

i%Ionday, August 13

Members Working Or Retired. All Funds Will Be Completely
Reported. CROP NEWS Will Be Distributed To All New Members.

Geneva Community Center 7:30pm. (Behind Union 76 Station)

Speakers:
Rep. Lori Wilson and-or her aide
Rep. Eugene Mooney and-or his representative
Dr. R. A. Frary, Chairman Federation of Mobile Home
Owners of Fla.
Aft y. Herbert Swofford of Orlando

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Marzaret Riehard

Life Is Beautiful For

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f1mers and plants,
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Ill.. where Jim and a parimall da) in your little old rocking Club or her church
architectural fir:
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chair. or *rt you Oifl to be full
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Richards"
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Margaret Richards hv an a
vitalityas adorable 3vrir.
five.acre tate, which she and wasasked bs the U s
'nung Margaret Richards of
her late husband, James. Government tO tTiIflN'I thi
named, "Heart's 1srr". r building cit Camp Meade for 1h
veax-s ago, when he designed first l")raft Arms in Mar}bi'.:
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..'Lrrnnon photographing and and built the beautiful home an He eled Pus firm and Wtfli
work for Uncle Sam for the 01
talking wi th M argaret- This Entei-pruie.
to
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late Baron Frederick fleRary, traveled to Illinoas. Ohio iii.:
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::..i tilling us vow- age'"'
grandfat her, a native of Illinois, the Commonweal th F4isnn Co
who settled on the land in 1902. supervisin g 11W building
PROUD OF
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all," she quickly steamtmat from .lacksanvillr three states.
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person put through his highly advanced ideas, you can pin
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excellent benefits Show your finest ambitions and improve a lot about his platform
irdit Rely mote on your natural charm than on your good
mistakes whctu the fellows at
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outlets that criticize his voice, gestures, and
n he the means for you to command a greaten income a the content of his talks.
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wise Insestigate nsrv, inventions Make allies of newcomers
the idea of joining a speaking
who are up and doing
MOON iIlhtnRLN (June 22 to July 21) You have s'rgflflhia(is)fu
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promise s to keep in a most straightforward manner, and this is
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refuse' to iimiitatt' superior
image Show you are a person others can rely upon
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out niucti better Show others you are a live ware
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LIBRA (Sept 13 to Oct 22) The Full Moon gives you
power today and you can accomplish just about anything you
A dud In the pulipt Is not an
set )our mind to so plan w u/ely early 1 he soial is fine, also
u-guI 1st but is certainly a
Kornaric Ietiul:es restraint now
t'tullt-eiit'd prelate
S(0141'IU (Oct 23 to Nov 111 Surprising (Panic at home
An egotist thinks he' is gtaxl
with somr new gadget, a gift they would like, could bring
asuel is
:iiose harmony and pleasure now Forget all that entertaining
A tiiis- u-itt'd Io'r vuusi I kings he
of moochers and do something practical 1 hank more about
is gustmd lout isn't
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a 'II' grade' in iiruttmry if lied
arid keeping appointments of a business natute (or excellent
,'suuil phi' HIHHY empty i-w5
mesults Handle correspondence satisfactorily Forget one who
sitting tutu in iii.' (tics
toltrirnuls you
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methods, you find you add much to prescal success Make any
space during liii stodgy Sunday
rooper(y you own more comfortable and modern looking
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Ii lakes us lict'ccire- in the
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unusual nature fu,: those who
'uuI1 511051 fill tilt- pulhuli,''
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runs a caluishle iuIsiximmi, "if you
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longer . I have seen pictures of him when he had hair. and
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pacmul*'nt .1's ttiu' iluajiurits Ill s-s-Iu,i,fu unit-. Ii,'
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scar, but I still smell bad After I've done my hou.se-cc'ork,
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Even iho no one has mentioned it to me, I know they
much it too, so I don't ever get close to iniO'
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Brewer Ct., Lynn L Jones, 14, Magnolia, Judy S Burk, 20, 901
dated. I*c. 25. 1955
Magnolia.
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thwcsterri. Margaret ac'c'rpted
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a position for one year, as an
Nob Hill Rd,, LW, Jacalvn I) Bch D'ras B Mellon, 46
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teacher
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English
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Her sister, Mar Wilcox,
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playground instructor to coal
Harry
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miners' children whose- parents at trw zige of 63
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Were employed I,) the Ten- always been in touch
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in Entt'rprise
neasce Coal &amp; iron C'.ompam u' grandparents
Gerald W Jones Jr. 18. 724
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and
clubs.
completed. sin- hurried back to Palmer lived t
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ni to cunw down Part of
Chicago, and she' and James
s-bert
land had been willed to IleBary Garden Club
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has
served
as
Miu-garr and James and
pe&amp;TI' and president., twin
Ii) Uncle- Russell
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The) came to survey and
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cha t'man Last April she w,e
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six awards for her beauuiw
itildernesa But, Jam got ti
roses at the Rose Show,
with an arctittectural fi he
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She' is ver' active in the
'1 began clearing tin- lan-i
Methodist Church of EnterpriM
'arI trees were' felled
and is ctuurman of the boar..
.akt room for the house as
Custom draperies may
the parsonage group and to
- ands today
had
to
clear
)outh
group
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has
a
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never in your lifetime be
'bod on the grounds where
- a enough room to buil d a
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women get together evcr
big enough for tin-nt
price d so tow,
We'dnesda
afternoon
to
pbi%
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"Life is wonderful in t'vcr
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tilying different cuit2tgorien
house'
a"
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of tiooks Joy is naturulic
('hristniisstinie in
She questioned
proud of tin- well-stocked
house on Ikv Morn-tn- c. we certain)) i'uu)d ni.
wp,wtuchisUn-urdy uzwni
cuniiik'ted+ Beautiful flowers
for Margar":
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beautiful
tin' area win-re
and trees adorn the en tire'
diehards
and Margar'
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onto.
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are, and the) stunt tn-ar of my taking part In the horse
show- on the 111gb 1101)- flays+ I am so unhappy ats-nit this I
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de"eplv pn'judics'd against Judalim 'i%'hat can
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W he t. the chi ldren were atwhere she majored in Engl ish
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and Psicholog) and received Wending colleges, and she and
Steve' l Meks. 18, 13.3
furniture of %-cster-car, but in
t\mald 1. Keen Jr. 21, 106
her B S degree in Psychology. Jim lived in an apartment On
perfect condition In the living Hays. Rrharal. Wilkinson. 17,
While attending the golden lake Shore Drive in Chicago
Mayfair ("1 , 1,ia C Radilla fl,
the same add
huge is
fireplace
in a
wedding anniversary iii her but when the children caine room,
1( A 14th Apt I IVi
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home they bought a large
Edward M Berger , 20, 1(136
ctrandparents in Onarga iii
time cariule. which Jam Kenosha WLSC., Jacalyn Gc'udv.
met a tall 1undsirne hou.t IT' Wiliiiettt
"1. flebura'nJ
Cascak' W
then' anu had it sealed 2. i:k Gwrwvt', ('B
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blonde gentleman, •larzies there for sis tear,,
Fiesta Ln Oil.
Allen L. Siainston, 21, 155 Couse. 18,
*'Perhaps. someday, when for
Richards, recently graduated children married
George T. BrsnIng 24
ther, this home Grace Blvd., AS, Laurie K.
Then they purchased a farm some reason or o
from architectural school it
i)cltona,
Bonnie C. YOUfll, %
demolished,
someone
will
Mingo,
18,
137
Grace,
AS
is
as a case of love first sight, in Glenview with one house for
Paul B I .itiic, 19. 119 W 19th, I)ehiind,
er
find
it
and
read
all
about
the life
tiut she was still in school so themsel ves, and built anoth
Cecil G. Clintbell, 32, 0O
the occupants of this house Ruth K Palmer. 18, 204 Ridge
courted for the nest five house for Mar.Maergarct and of
Allison Dr.. Or!, Theresa .3
from the dat we were born until Dr
her children
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Johnson, 30, same add
Terri 1. Gilmore. , lU 2
"I loved that place," she said. the day
we set it in 11w cap- 438 B, Marilyn S Widnev, 2,
Alphonse Singletar, N. Bx
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MISSIOAR'i' WORK
It was placed there when the% IN Cntr%- Club Rd.. apt. 54, Lk 143 OrgL CIt)" Rllb~- I., Ham v%' .

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lou said . We feel the Bible
step oti the rGad te becomrng a
In this course, the says. 'Go into a ll the world and studenic spend sir. weeks in a
There are jungle camp to accustom them
students arm to appis biblical preach the Bible
man tribes who have never to the type living conditicin,c
tr.
heard of God or the Bible We the) will Actually enc'ountcr
wiinttopreachtheGnapeltothe The making of shelters. furni.
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aaibibIe. We feel that is what taught. luckib, Wayne learned
(;(j wants u
carpentr' and construction
Growing up in Brazil, wi th from his father, so he will be all
unssioriary parents, Lots is at. prepared,
"It's a tough cour' but a
ready fluent in the Pcirtugese
language. '1 Always pla&gt;-c4 'erneCe%saryflnC,"satdlAiL'
cii th the children who lived Itousehold goods will be taken
there, and picked up the wi th them We will dress u't
language faster than m atxsitthesanwaswedoherr,"
she said
parents."
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'.ion as their springboard into protiahl travel to the Indian
villages h) hoat There are
missionary work.
Living in a tin) cabin on the comesmallplanesthatareused
New Ttit*s Mission grounds, to fly missionaries in, but genlAiiS keew up wi th her ctudies crail) travel is by water
ioeherhousewcirk,andmakes lots is a small, prett
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,:ns for the tiab
We will be here 'Lit around 'You know, we are not triter.
.tartuar)," she said. "Then we tted in just going In to change
ci Ill go to the language school in the I nd ian's way of living, as a
Missouri. White there, we will group. We onl) want to spread
study different cultures by the word of God"
Not at all worried abc'sit takuctening to tapes. We will study
irig a youngster into the wilds.
cia's of teaching abut
&amp; i th basic ideas, u.cing the tins said, "It will be a great es
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Paik 19(. the) tune a prc*bleni
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Sivings arid Loan of Altaincinte
Springs has been their sponsor
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gracious about supplying the
Pack wi th a meeting place
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inter springs, is recuperating
trcn surgery arid the added
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The Florida A,ssi,-i;stiuri 1 Jh'altors "Ill coris't'nt' its
annual rnii'emitiin ( k-t. :u in Mis-nia Ih's-n-h. The cons'vntton's
program t'vtia,iHItt'e probably has-is packed more items on this
year's uigt'nsla of activities than any other In the history of the'
affair. In ashsllltsn to this' regular convention sessions there
11 wall be' several bag is-irtl.'s with list' ss.'.'rnt on entertainment
featuring big nain,' stars,
maccc Awardss urn' won,
ereisascuic's for itr;i(iu,sts'', of Ui.' Florida l(t'.iItr' Instit ut e'
the naming of Flor ida's
Ito ltot if this. 'at or
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"Associate of that' Year — for 1973, s 8anlou,s mc clings for lilt of
far's 19 regular t'irianiutt.'es, s-md 11w election of 1974 officers.
Aimiong the major spe's-skeis to address the 1973 con'
c'cntlon will be .1,1). S.ssm't'r, ()huo, who Is president of the
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All cc iratocm- s art' fJrls!cit ,a
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surruundimig
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Mrs Norma Sharp of
WEEK' _Mrs.
Hacienda village. Mrs. Sharp
helps people when they ire sick
by bab)'slttung or providing
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nerd for as
does all the little extras that dci
not appear to amount to much.
but. as we all know, it Is the
htttr koidricases that real])
count. A costur,e'nt from a
neighbor.....She's there' when
their nudst. It is up to you. Why you nerd her." High praise for a
nit Lake the lnitiath'e and most deserving person
give the'
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only would litlitiel for real v:statv bill 111110 Ifit- word I(ealtor

Pa-I ho needs ucire boys to for visits cA treatment. She has
)JIfl arid more mothers to act as opened her home to people it,
Den Mothers. They will accept
,&amp;s inuany offers as come in, but
are in great need f or at least
tour inure d'rrus, at a minimum
it. it' it an Ideal upportw-uat) fur
Ole people of Win ter Springs to
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In the past few csreks,Ihasi
couunented on the apa th) in the
city I am scr glad to sa3 that
the apa th) is riot as bad as I
thought. At the council mertuu'
of July 25, there were quite
few interested citizens that
attended. I might point out
they did not corns to protest, but
to observe. Citizen par.
ucipation is what keeps a ('it)
town or an form of gocerr.
nient operating pr operly . I wa
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osorlgagp r in ;
,iv.tilahln
A c cording to the us Corinuit
Rill .0 f.e"ent spot surrey hV -slthn,igf, 'ba's4..'WI to
Bureau, the rn.iitan price of The Ass.ri'lat.l Pra-es indicated 1)11? IiiWfl
new hmis.s erald this May 'las hank rdnrtgage ronipaniec
P-"lce ,lsn 'ia't','
fl2,2m, compared with $V,iW
,81'ra demanding
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colipleet .,
ha
the previous May, a jump of P3 innro down Sri the
caine fwis. enni pia'.'e ,,
ycars ugn
pe r rant Census figures
Mrirtgiges, if available it ill,
that over this same peri..wf. the frequently war.' for a nwS.
A Houston rewUnr told of
ct'sipte Ititi 2fl(Wcd ,w.p, f'
.ivrage American family in. mum if fI yu'arq
ôpyi' -q'aq rking eight per rent
(,lflfl%' ,ñid Riley Gibson if yenri
.ign and
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We
glad ti report that
C-lt)- Gerk,Ma r) Norton is back
at her desk at('ityIIall. She had
been on a two week vaca tion
Mrs Elsie Smi th did a fu'ie jot
white Mrs Norton was gone.
but, with no re'fleion on Mr
Smi th, we are awfulk itaj i,.
have you ba ck. Mi.rs

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V inter Springs area who woul d
Like 'icr the Pack and we that
they had a netting place closer
to txnze. if there are any in.
dasaduals or concerns in.
in performing th is
:auch needed public service,
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orm*tiozi by cvntacting Mrs
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Swee'tgum Circle had a visit
from Mrs. Petersen's brother.
and sistei'.in4aw . Mr , and Mrs
Bruce Glen from Dallas, Texas.
The Glens ,upe'r t a week or s
great tim're and ha i
Winter Springs sure does it s
share in bringing tourists to our
fair state. Over the past few
montt, we have had sutors
frotn all over the c-ountr) W('
( fi,flhfr Cf
are out (.ci

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teaches, the la)niall how to deal with curves aniong inany
other Informative features about the booklet.
We found our copy of Young's publication highly inter,esune very infsirrna tie s-irish t't'rts-iina good reference to
u.s. Irons tim e to tujus In ob ta in our tops we suggest you
41 tnnts-si't 'a oung s-at the Tax Assessor's office s-il th e St'nilnole
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previously Inviltiont-d tout also for their m.c.retaries.
For exianple. Young describes tilt- four types of legal
descriptions, tie discusses the sire of a norinal section of
is-ansi, he will explain how twin&gt; su'tions tat la,sl there are In a
township, how nusny acres of land in a quarter section, he'

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f Longwcicid i.nd Winter
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Suit h-.
the event, grariuusly gave
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hidf-çiric'e Ucket to the ('outs
The wcai ts came in force, and
A-Bid four spades Vuir
looks might)to
had the aided pleasure of
seeing their new Cubmaster,
TOI)A 'SQl. FSTU)c
, Winter Springs Fire Chief Irwin
AmIIII lostrad of biddi&amp;g
sper.drs %"r partmer has jumped to Hunter. start the eserung off
right with his slam bang
tb-i'sp.d
JCIufl from the back of a
SOiU SIi.tidi's
'ionke) Nict' going. Chief ,
SuiT) to ia). in spite of ow'
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firemen's caliant efforts.
gçLongwood came out the winner
with a 'ore of 53 Maybe liest
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Tod..c s hand .sppf'are-i r
our column of June 25 V8
pointed out a civ% to malt th'
hani but t hi' re i a better I
of plas and flay Alexander It
infield Ala has been 1—
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S4wth rifts the third lub and
draws trump, with three leads
fht'n hi' slips to get as goo 1
-uUflt as hi' can
West has shown up with i

portions of property not intt'rish'd to 1w sold,
Young sacs thaI hi' very often e'ontaut persons ci hiss
,areis-ire insstriinuss'nt.,s of usinvi's ant'.' to s-ilvise them of errors
they havetii,id.' in the pi- t'paratioa of the instrument. par.
tic ularly in the
description.
If sushi errors, loans Young, 'are ,allcmt'sI to go to
long It is often difficult to obtain correvtisv aleeth because.
l*'rluaps the Grantor has It'll for parts unknown sir died."
Young has written his booklet for the real estate broker,
the' salt'iiiaui, ;stt'rn,' -s s-is will s-is buyers ansi sellers of

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nissitas thu s-irish Iil'lf)liiflb' stift ri 151st for ttii

luirt (if all instrument as the- grantor or grantee,
'Al,o,' \'lung p'anls smut, ''it is this hart if the' iii.
strauss sit that has 11501, errors in it than ins sits r
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fri SOtrie 'e"taona rif lb.
fry, especially New York
Washington, it i.q vi rt uall y i m.
pi.csihle to (itt homes in the
lVi,IWø) tia $4fl,(A range lets
than 93 minutes commuting 41s

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lIst w ho uiti s Ili s s.nt is t w ith IA gal 1k c riptuans to
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Now suppose that two ,i
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most ikelv If the singlet5
diamond is the 10 South c,
make the hand bs leading Ut
jack from dummy He can al'
make it lithe 'irugleton as tt4(
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prosist'. tic'.' l,siycrc with insist
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can afford
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pay the lot r.'ed pi'
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mini for housing ramna ins
lifi iuilih'ii hursi.'n in an in- tiesivy, Prnws"jar . with many
r.'nse In th e ('""t
sqi (If PlOiuil' vis'wing it as a sohil
lnvpct,rent
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when (Ii.' Nustisanjil Aiaaiss'uiliuii if hteiillois will t erognhr.'
thisuat' i'oflhirt'tesI as talm'siiit'si and salcscmoliae'ti fear mc'sntavi
brokers s-ia lts'ulItsr Assiw-iuites
'fills I 111115g.' will gus' this' Ns-stlotimil As-sui.'leitlasn it
Realtors s-s s-usaibisa.'d iIas'iissn'l 'haul of ii,ssi this-ui is hail
issl ll hiw and that' larfArUss-illtJ5i will -t'ttaiiily trace ,.
rct'ognt:able t'take In Ws-&amp;,iuigtun cihsen national real rats-st.'
affairs art- being lClijillati'd At the- prexent little Allasociisten
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No budget-buster

PliRting Chain-Link Fences

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jitont'. t'ruu thud would ha is'
di%tu..trous t the public Interest be put through this wringer
as the credit shortages of 1961; t'VCI) thrN'rars,'Mr. Satwer
and I96'-7U could result if new said 'We are urging our
PSI steps aren't taker, m'ribers to make a studs of
now," the President of the mortgage credit sfluatinn it-u
NATIONAl, ASSOCIATION OF their communities, and
S.1w ur ti' It 11w President ('ongress and
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Herald Real Istate F4ltnr
F41tnr' NoW: If you ha ve a question about real estate,
planning. 7nninf, ffnanrin. Pit.. addrmo, 'nut Inquiries it,
Real L'taIr lT4itnr. Ufests$es. Their Sanford Herald. Sanford,
Her sure in sign yout letter. Sn names will be used.
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mort ga ge money has bc'eurnn
natinruillr Then we expert t.
-'csnperatc and assist I):i
g.'..f'nmcnt to act. using lbs
best toots we have available I t
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t, to a bank or a mortga g e i
you recommend that
1titutinn for a home impres'errwrd loan at this ttmc'
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I'rankh. I'd shop around unless I had real rood cannertiorks, with a lnr&amp; hank or a mnr1ae financing In•
stitutinu. Furtheir, If I were you I'd first rherk to ire if I had
an open end mnrtage. If I did I'd go to m' own mortg a ge
rnpnm and ire If I could get the home imprns'rmenl loan
riled i.ddrd or; tit hit prvsrnf motsut' That prn.c-rdurttu'.sh could lw our '.,'ri lw-%l bet.

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hurting the ailailabilit)

dectiI of wrond materials

material' should help

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soti rilsirner about Iii wears ago. Some of them are chartrrrd in the federal gwrrnmr at. some of them are chartered
I!'. %Uite governments.. If ar instiUtini I, fedrrails chartered
t. r urd to ha'. t the '.a ..-- tl I røra atL pun 'ii Iti, name
Aliir, '.-nu ma'. her. interrstt'd ill know that oil federal)%
tartered sji'.ings and loan asa wfistion, must Ia- members of
thi rederal Savings and loan incurtiner Corporation which
inurt-s deposits up to SLDO. The Irderal Savings and Loan
Iricuranre Corporation is a governmental agrne
Savings and loan ana nctationst chartered by a state ma
uktu have deposit insurance for their drpnsttnrv. hr s'nlwimost of thu
uirU% pitnlnr the ( nr-po'ation. (nncrqucn)
.UsLi-r li'ti II i-'-'' ll-ilhi ti' belong

tit( surfary 'thornughlot befrim

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uand ,thuikes that tuwu- been require a icpec'uillm formulated
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will uu-lud, 'nut rnuntr Uixr,. sour school hoard taxr n'u
'nut rum Uist"%
Ill Semtniilt ( tiunim flit roufltm and niiinitpnt wtsessint
I. dstftt In tilt ( i*ufltm 1 iii. Asscs'..ir , i.ffi'i- it sstht't wont
'.nur prapert'. to, Uc'arcM'ti and that figure Is um,il to, 'ompiiii
tount' . t- lt% and sChtW)' taxes.
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I might add lint important thing If
t. I of 19'7 and
this zirra If rnu purrhasrcl rout horn.- si
itartirular dat.
%soil %'.f'Tt tint tht- owner of record as tot
-i.. doe, Lint meat..
'."ui mar not ret-eR- c a tat sthtrrnrn:
his vs er that n, art relies ell trim: t:;t- itftitiitinti of pa' in
'3iiLrmrUt sitlili- 1
'441W tate, 11 , fit: di nut Creel'. e '.our
reasonable tim, after is IL iuLtIiiusI:'ed if, L In herald that the%
hate been mailed nut. %oti shnuk maki it a point if , rither
tire at the (nurthous. it,
sictt nt rail the 1 as ( nlirtt*irt
Saiiifurd and cheek into it Tb, Las j.s'.'mrnt could and wciuid
proluihi'i, have been sent II tin former owner. Fumier
.: it; t1.- proper-1% twst
i's ners ni's no longer with in. tnt
Ia-rU Lnii'.iii Ili drop them tilts file- i:.

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pills's
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0'.-er&amp;, and hangings. e1icsw.
we'll are system that the
organization
is yellow-orange. and orange car.
says
discriminators' against the tie emplc&gt;ed in sprung bu-inne..'
wuarkunit poor It would provide w mdc's dressing. and in flower
in a single plan certificates arrangements Additions of

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lull pur-ment of (hit- hatuinre as etu-si the tunrtguignt. or the
hi.mrnuc net-, dii."s lust mitui,.isltu this- prop.'r*r lii suet a wa&gt; a
of. cause thu t peuipt'rtb suilu. to) 1w- in rrs-d Artuaili'. - the'
i-midrr ran talc- urtjou i's-for.- thi ilr1trrtm value ha; lw-en
a'serrd L.a, grratlm is (tn-it the' 'iilut would lust b. usi. Ii's
t h at this- salt-of thu prupe-rir would alit pt-unhurt enough
mn,nt-m It, put&gt; tiff the nsor'tgag.' balance,
Ni's. 1 1w'. rmi'l prracnuillm kiiuiwtu of it east- wherein
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priipertiri- ttirr 5 . lent noni,'&gt; on ii going ti put hull iupps*r
lit siuld hi' lion. and it might her a wu&gt; &amp;if get 'tg untid&gt;
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residential and ronino-ni
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pruVe'oiinn.el or,.univstIon
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'tIerS its thu' beittamu bs'nueatli ss'se're sciruter we-.ith&amp;-r Huin.
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stuse- t'ptible,
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a
bunt.. otis banquet iii i&gt; ensue

alt-cal'. hear use ass t-soimie
cc sisursiluiltt'. in ti&amp; lpsrn. It.. ci
Itsworlds
burgeon i ng
pipul ituani Of the steps the

the% tire II fortiver- St-coriii. 'in t-Illual aillutifit (it Peal Illoss fall bulb ji~anlini( and 1!
Bulbs,
ttutM' plants mustust be- iiiiiiti- or k-of mall Tim e-.s hi gallon of miathe's wrl arha I
w sirld mmii'. ,t,t I itili spsa.ims it( little-,. I irijil ' Iii 'h .ok
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fi- rtu!iut r Ites.oiim nt nukd
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and
a ll up in hirtueu.tur,
titre is l_.._-,. ii'. it do
protekI against gelneti(
;111(1 fill tilt,(cntitiner. Sotpil sold
Geriders la!1'Si tpo. 'r
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dilution bk, cultivated loariclitis
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release s'arn'tsss that in- ',rguin: matter
Iirctrn1'. C hnUbu's cut'':
1,161I kind off plants are tA-st JLI ,ILW)Ut 1'%tr) pha~,v ,J bul
ceirl)(orittv ;I dilooI (if genes,
those iria. lushins.. 1;L,,1-j r'. , ul.urt' a
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sue-h as colic-i- But Ili,- loss of
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"lii'.; ha Musms.tg,' a Real
Estate Ohio.' Suueesfsullr '' Is
one ui muon&gt; e'ducatuuniil u-s c-mit'.
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C p epsdt-n'tas art' as old tO
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sorghlI and
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we could find out what rompan&gt; bar niartgag cii thur
;rt,rubir propertr itt-id notuf&gt; 11w-rn 11w-se friends teta ni'
tOut if tIn- niort:utgtrs art is''' ks'eptrw Li the prohiert&gt; it,
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ideal c'ondatuons, a sessltis'e
Urban t*vt-Iopnment
human eye can disc-s-rn more
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Saws-er ci! Middtetosc-n Ohio than 10 millIon differ-emit tines

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rake tip atil O pu rent of a
tuotk'I houi, ni.. Pining
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Dc-partmt-nt
if
Health.
IA e are surrounded b&gt; a world
F4uratrnmu and Welf are would

"tuire rapid)'. when placed in
blue roams Following this
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polar bears., E,skirnris. igloos.
and other things bearing out of
tIn- Arrtu motif When the
foods failed to go over, sombod&gt;
hit upon the idea of using
warmer c'otor.' suggt.-sting tI'it
upetl:Ing qualities of heated
bcd When tisese frozen foods,

reported that following ma)or
surger&gt; , patients recovered

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IN- then %cr% %impit. 4j(-ki,,: ,
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% oe effort oSI made Ill ()I!,

rtificates program of incitime or in a costurnoto. Other groups of
maintenance' itt- Uue r-iw _c c'olcrs that can be depended on
y and
welfare and for the working
an experimental pleasing effects are the neighpoor if
pr ogram recommended to U-se txiring or analogous ccvlv'.
government In the NATION Al F or example &gt;ellos se
fiTeen, an green in
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nijil get a statement for mu'

will tint corn, from Iii, C*t'. Hal it
Sanford Yi'u will reerfrt In (kiiiher ii tat uLut.rnwnt fr]1.

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citiu- r veart. .'ttos rr-rut-

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Mr wife and I art' newcomers to .Sanford and we hoi'
. told that the Cjt3 of Sanford does not scriri
tiIrrneritjc fur the taxes due on our prnpert Will you i

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arid whether or not It can lower
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added

-epainhing If tIn- existing paint ft-rent kind it! protection

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tguigt -s Mr Saw-set said He

IlK nw'taI surfsu't ' which
trim yout
houx need if tilt.

'rsrlaers. of sour lion-n ('lean

Fzlensinn Home
Economics Agent

high rates and sarings outflow
Pier prnpotor wir of colors
in other Institutions that
ditioroully finance mnr. attract mtes, corimfcort

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nusintusir t he ir nuutural ticaut'.

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ti-rii. ditiones i can bou attractivelo,
%"Lr 1101inind teromor
,t.nrrjIIj%. 11 grind water. created with if colrirful. glmm%
thinned paint will stirces.cfull'. es.tc runt t'rzinn I fnrrr,uliitrd

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meets and pleases the eve, and
mortgage funds
homemakers can and do use it sonality and mental outlook leak well whether as a hørm
Ptilicirs that have given for nure purperioetes than merel) qu te as def initel) as if %leepless demration. in costume dmign,
credit advantages to c-nm heightening up and beautifying nit.ht a good square meal tie or in an'. other practical was

Lu choose t he c(iii-i'ct coating.'

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That Easy

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institution_s must keep in liqu.:

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different types of building which rnnw in n wide range n
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AIFITIIIPOF OUR :AL OIL ATIcINs

SANFORD

ORLANDO

1551 S. On Imido Drive
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Sunriav Boulevard. li- bisected we intent,
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nest construction it Seminok'
C:ount&gt; in ,Juls fell below 11w
Single hou.ses ant] apartment
umuildiumi n-otmtinuetl to ur•
celeniu ti provide nest homes
tilt
cnutit%'l,
everburgeoning ;.umpuliutieifl.
however
Building permits werr issued
b&gt; the' county ann the' six cities
for 21 single' family home?
valued sit SIOM.31111 and [at M7,
multi-farnih undliss valued at
.v the usual rate nt :2
per unit it. mipmtrtnientz. ar,O

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fisndl% hoines perntiu wert
issued to prnivul. ttw,-llirii.t to-

1,971 nest farimihies
Ili June, Iferrift-, were issued
Inc 2u3 singli I mails dwelling

und 311 iupmertnicflts or cur.ilimiuitnitune. U' provide home
ti. 1,571' f.'rwns
While- tcmlidinf: iut'tiVit%
dimwd in Se'nunni,' Count&gt;,
Altamonte Spring.-,, Winter
Springs and (Is'uethi.
strurtion ww of) Its Sanford,

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mr,suenl for two cumnuercuui
iniildungs. 1119.fllL. four single
fimmlt homes. $7L100. and twottuplrxe? $41.i(J inUul value of
nest c'mtctruCtiOhr it the count&gt;

Cnnstrurtunn continued at
high In'vt'Is ill Altimmnflti
Spring wIll; 43 permits iSSUetI
at building value of $6.490.101

nuixaniuno pernussibit
interest rate' or; tiornt' loans

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•luls. l97 of $3.47.Z
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issued last flioflhhi
Sanford sari tuuUdinl: (if (on'
single fandh hornet. and tu~
Oupleze! begin at $7t,1t* ui,
41.21 respertuveb Permit
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l'i'rniits were issue'd
Ciesse,lherrs for seven sing4'-

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Including
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hunie$1,6l0,B72, five industrial
humIdung SI4.fl':' and a store
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living at Lake
jut It e,iueri.iiii Illu.. ow, be'ii brarifiev 'tr,cs big yard lot
fur wilt &amp; kids in schools garden Big 2 bedroom 2 bath
sIore, churches and a golf home wilt' over-sued family
course' for weekends And. not room If you want a quiet
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Golf course- b,uni,- ui,d'r bedrooms, tamiiy room
13C.000 3 bedroom, 2 baths. dining, living room Guest or
big stowage a r e a. clean as e 7nd ha nifill is 7 bedrooms,
home can be Watch the tamiiy room with fireplace
goiters boiiost througti from Several Iargt frees around
t'out all condmtio,wci bo.-.x.at- home's
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¶.eCtiOflS, paved streets, community water 8, sewer, driveways,
underground utilities, and Cable TV are lust some of the plus
features!
Terra Alta homeowners have their own Civic Association with a
recreation hall and swimming pool also
Terra Alta offers e x cellent bank financing for terms up to i
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'I'lic. fair also features tile itill, require a filler to close the four performances at the Roud
'1'hi st'murs piece's include mu usual outside boothis crammed bug port's, consider the p0351- aki Theater in Teheran anti
set the standard for qualit&gt; minitiques that has made' tIme Van- Windsor writing •urnictimuir, if with tiomnegrossni vegetables, bulity of skipping the filler, three performances at th e
kee Fair well knomi in the mahogany chest on chest. two 14ants, flosiolers. handmork. Jew. .%Illc;. inan) persons like the Ra albleck Festival in Lebantin
In the (all there will be a tour
East. Mrs Mibiukmin bought the grandfather clocks, a two-part city, as well as food In fact, natural textured appearance of
Mrs Ilenelcrson 'worked her
within the U S Followed by a
antiques arid her husband hie'mud- diem&gt; dining room tulle, a tiand s'ege. these' wooels
gi'r inmiple' four.jsster, dolls Stay Lip'' via the put'
If a varnish remover Likes three-week se.mssrn in Sew
s.ithm bisque hemmels, e'lli'lv quilts, table booths, where she started
the old finish but least's 's' irk
oil
s - "s f,'i - a sle'ugli scat, A rare' 12 stirs ago
Sl'ASISII BASES
(Hi Aug to, 1t11}. the t:ruitrel

t,clect the Woble' hlonne of your choice from our wide variety of
models complete with screened porch, raised patio, and carport!

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b..L the tical for use uith .I polooer sand- Il'-'t ~, F 1~-,l I -- H,.!II;1-,! .r,
furniture donated (if if!, tiques apprentweship ,A till Mrs committee in the Sunday er. To) locate squeak.% in .I " 'I L , '
Usually tile)- flu)- pract1c,"11 % Muilikmuui, if former antiques schools of the 1790 church and floor or stairway, have some evert,thing, and tilt- Necret Ill dcaler, ''there Is an a%Iolul lot to tilt, sale items art- arranged in one olvalk across the suspectitiJ
ti• 1410- S Sum tess is Ili the fini' know when you are handling roonmis - living, lx'tlroomn, chit- areas while )ou mark the ben.
furnishings it acquires, Mrs. e'vt'rs thing (torn old cooking irig, chili's
'that you could bun of the, noises
Henderson remarki-d For ex- titens
,ils to tile finest furniture." lilt)%- e right Into," Mrs. IlenderIn using a spra)rr, al000ms
A I 1. E Y GOUS ON TOL R
muniujuk', a tumghibeiy that sold sit
Many volunteers are experts son noted. But the real purpose pull the trigger slightl&gt; before,
NEW \'(th'J' APi
The Al.
the fair fun 12.800 ses-e'ui years ()nc sstumimmiii clot's hmindsoi,ie is to show every thing in it nato. the spr.iy limit the work and du sin
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so Mill water easily
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palm as in proper location
Consider the relationship of the
patio site to the living areas i vice-president and Joseph
And tin't omit a wtxxlen
your house. Can 11w patio be (meruso. Jr. research assistant. patio or deck. These beautiful
Drake has' been In the pa tios are not as expt'n.suve' as
located near the' dining or
Orlando
family room where it can be
area for two years, you ought think If you (lu-it.
previously an associate cnn- yourself,
easily used for tuarbecues Or
tImes
e'umlip.'te
will guests has-c to pass through ;uboy ed by hluskey Realty. lavoratily with poure'it con-

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"iDe the man5 ut'OLuiluI idi,f'5 p'iis, greentiella, b'
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f •ic'tivitn-s that can more thai,

tirtues hile doing this you are
ill.. t .'ra!, a lC( of loose
.pi r intl pull tiff it tuit hunk
Int far ulitate the
ftening of
ihe pscO, lois the water with

tht';t treastmrs at flits sear's an. r.finustmmnmg. i.'uI.n ung lmai 't fmu;mshmmrig iherii, startIng stuttu stash'' coat
Pl,utui' resin glue is e
While most fur , title
ri,,,l amittuori ,uumuf f,sur
tim, ptirth415t' eu .1 itiiuij)ittt' liii. niture these days has it lacquer
star.'
ellent For gluing wtxal tiifl.s
tiqut's shop. 'Ilie plan hums finish, it is put on with elation- but the mn should be well (itt'iit
other jsunishminr;.'rs
lii fart, ans' rhiur.'h in need of Ilit'lI iinti 's'. IiIiut'li
t'Oopt'nlitt' earned more money than the rate' sprilymng equipment. If&gt; oil hog be fore the glue is applied
a 11*55 sting or a but of c x .
full tilt- tw,,lav )re'sue'ss before original one' with it nlu,ruutiona attempt it yourself with a
Most remodeling pro
will
l misms e refurbishing
imuughit thu.' Yankee f'iuur I uigust lii But thes still receive donations brush, be sure to ask for brush. raise the value of a house to
point b) time' a'spt'rue'nti's f the anti lit iii.' lair thies loan funni. Kiuch ear thi. church
In putting down sOrTie extent, yet it Is foolish to
is able to ing lacquer
Connecticut t- tiurch that clt';ir.'ei
tout' stations, loom-.' furniture' draw $10,000 fruuii the Yankee asphalt or vinyl asbestos tile expect that you will get bark
go,i in an an, tuui last ear
and deliver it to the new utlin. Fair treasury. and tile balancli! t)%cr a concrete fliloor. tell the the full value Of the pro,ect
.\H it take's is tunic, t'flst ens as they kate' the auction is kept in a rolling fund by the' dealer where it is being in. vihen you sell the house. What
collitilittee. to he used for tilt- sUilled s4) that he can give you an impro%ement most certainly
grease and knclioil-bovol oil ill,- grijunils.
'j'tiis s e,ur Mrs. hienth'rson purchase of antiques for the fol. the proper cement
will elk) is to help you in sell the
lhtrt of parishioners
One way to determine where house faster.
' Th e $O000 was a little mind Mrs \lillikan, now M, and lowing year. Or ''to buy out an
umure thnn vie usually .'le'iir- ,'' still a('tms .• in the' busing, made antiques shop,'' Mrs. Ilender. studs are in mu wail is to drill a
small hide far down the st-mull
I iemr,iths )It'riulersi'n One trip into I'e'nnss'IvaniIli son remarked.
Auction piece's are kept to You still quickly knot, vi hetiwr
For either f v,-! .
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manager cf thus 30th annual vi hen' tIme'&gt; bought quit.' mu num.
Yankee Fair tit tilt, Wilitin 0,11. ber (it things Other pieces atwul 3(m) or 3N), about six the bit is going right through helpful boukleLi, Illoo.41 Finishstall or
mg in the flume or 'SmpL'
hItting
gregmutiunal ('hutch - W..' try to ssrrt Il,rt-hmus,'ti iii ( 'onne'ctuc'ut hours of auction time The t hi C
sinall antiques and stud
knoloolledg-t- is supplement. t)%-o,rflov%
Flint sancip.iper Ls still Plumbinf; Re pa
irs." send JfI
clear $10,M), but last .%ear w e '111vir
ed JJ~L lt,cal dealers if ;fit acqui. other things -- is tagged and beir, I
g ised for s.orne kinds of cents and a lonst, stamped. self.
Acre fortunate fit having an es.
of the' hand san*lmnig, but its impr.ic. addressed ens-elope to Knowuitt' of good curly ,'sni('rm('mumi sutuon is unusual ,'ss Mrs Iie'i;' sold during the preview
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trees ill obtain shade according
ill ti-c tinic of da)L )ou will be
using the patio If the site is
near the street. make plans to
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much it! a patio. And, in Florida
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lot luaii guarani% oti tilt pur-

we'll me- (cii' the I unit SOUS,IiLItII clues.' lit nest ilin)bt1(' tiotties
eonmdonntniumi' valued at
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home without this added living
area.

siurfane, gets underneath and house, turning off electric
viftefl the pacte that was iced clocks, refrigerators and other
to hv.IcI the paper to the wall. things that work by .lertrfrity'
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The odds are I) to I.
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been ff.
Qm tiltmed. a putty knife Is inserted maybe I,I) to I, that every.
under a trarn and carefully thinit will work out prr,porly if

some ftpout.4 that resist reinu
spit 3anol:11714, Y ou can solve the
14' %rolisfralurt-1
'-~)Inr Ill)-% for the do-it-~ocjur- problem by using a commercial
c4l tuainsi tit no-ii %kill, ivfut~ framed pivqv I-., it (tevoi-i-t%po' .%Cjfer.
il~ vilis I%% 11114)iiii,%
bleach. Thorre is a differsiorwe
lush. ii lb. nu throughout tilt- embroidery of a drununit I 1k")
l' 'i '.f. our. Vs rib r
For
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G-flAllicri(an antiques are difficult Ili ititial olun for the flag donot un paper resellibling or lll~ke legs for it. . .never use, have found that it Li best to use
11-c-11 t,n (intl aunt prices lilly.' ('S. t'v.mitig .titk
must
ere u.in%as. It was done around shellac its it comes from e the sealer both under and over
(Alated, but (lilt, church group ctimmull-rs ill New York
1111065 by tile great -great-gra not - container It requires mixing the stain
Nlost of the time,
ti,isii t 1M'iI1 ?tuip1WtI from stuulicu gr1uuiimiuhl took titer
mother of a tuwnspt'rstiri
vi ith denatured alcohol, ranging blistering and peeling paint
iuumaiisuumg .1 nmuiiitic'r Ili purOriginally all the orituqimi's fri,uum a )-) mixture for roost means that moisture has at
is. till&gt; sst,miwti ;uiiti s.'ve'ril
hm,io's that
tmiijw still tori. imieuu stork through tIn' sear vito' tlimniite.l, but in 19P tilt' purposes to a 90 per cent alco- Licked the paint from inside
tn mimic In anotht'n bonanza for 4eatl ing chair rungs, gluuu,ii:. Millikans began buying and ri'- toil riintermt for a so-call ed the wall rather than out.

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and informal living are at tit(, peak here. Supvr closets are shown for the
tilt ill, hedroom %V1111g, I Fail fit% 19 I v has I,ov) square feet I
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Itulldmni' wu- u I ,tfli pet rent
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tut'cuunut
effective'
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largest nit? n Seminole
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Iespite' 11w slight full in
b'ermits lot ne's. construction
Since Jul) 1, some' VA home' eonstructioni during the niontt
valued at $u,4l9,II were' issued
in Seniunok, front $1,1Z1,739 to
un Juts, loans have 1,eerm lucid U
conipumrrd with 497.
1972 Fur time first seven nionthe' Iwciiu,se existing legislation did $fli,534,411, the s'venm montt
not permit the' 's'A to guarantee
period, Janummr through .lui'
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(1eary said Ramos wits siniii.. '*And lot till the cionsmunitol drvelopment-s was
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Gulfstrearn
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u'nrnnlunit's project will repert, the concern of regulator
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recreation, drinking water
other (;utfstrt'iinir c'rnnmunut fisheries. wildlife. navigation.
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'i'rnatuonuil reputation Irving Village. it 104-acre retirement District Engineer. Rarnir
credited
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The scope if the project led residential commur;ut
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Administration hues been rUIseth
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sever month period ending .Iu!
31, 11w clt tm5 aecii nest u!
,ctrurtiori valued at
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value
construction
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le veled that required mouflu.
t%%tl mullion titnc artta of dirt
K ennedy said it cost about :.o
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tills Job involved it $
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nut dining rovgn walf which nay, when n .'tertrldan wr.
fite made of pla ster rn y ou doing come work n our hots'
t.'ti true an easy way to remove he merely unscrewed the fu'.
of the circuit he was workir
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inciopert alrid planning in% olvvd

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-N-Wild I 1. ,1111ils, whi,spent tht. half %quar'v miles of land we-st regional shopping center site.

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clown 100 per cent froni ,luls 197t
Permits issued included eight
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relate tilt,Improvements it*) illtariff Find to people."

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oserisman. Suffice it to sa),
This is ioo, hirrr the imsun.
)scnne.tv feels ra ther strong
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about that notion
emphasl7ea
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architecture, landscape art'hitccts
•ardung to on(, of ut mos t
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active practitioners, involves and locations of plantun 's'antt
total site plannign of land that us
tha t tha t's all tc e are
to be developed or Improved, suppo%opti if) it() I,
M oreover. landscape ar.
To straighter. people out.
tilt ctur Is much Involved In
kenneth suggest s tha t land.
s lb lift tt les of the
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tsnrk t ith
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ThSiinfrn'c1 Horald

Sell with Want Ads__
Seminoie Lana Transactions _ _____ _____
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Epoch Prop Inc. to Edward A
f Dale, LI 46 III 13 Sportsn1ans
Bod&amp;wfMtr1Iyn1118B1k Paradise, 8.35.000.
B the Springs (;knwood Viii.
Stephen H (;ordte &amp; wf
Sec 2, $51.5(.
Kattwrineto Richard Real Jr &amp;
Gco. C. Rotuland &amp; wi Hazel wf Ellen, U 13 131k C Country
In Fayt' G litehikId, wid., 1119 Club HIS., Un I 119.000.
VUk C Unit I Tinter Woods ,
Ralph Artist &amp; Evelyn J.
8.43.000.
former wf, to Wm. H. Renokts
Harold Carlton &amp; wf Patsy to &amp; AlbecU Rcynohtii. i.t
Johnson Jay Rrannock &amp; wf Oear.ie'u llt.s., S'conil
Sarah H., LI. 10 131k 13 Countr.' Sec I 817,000
Club Manor Un. 2. 16.900.
Three-fl Homes, Inc. to Fred
F. Sassen &amp; stI loretta J.. LI 18
131k C, San Sebastian Ills. Unit
lÀ. $44,100.
Edg Dcv., Inc. to Howard M
Smith &amp; wi fidorothy A. condom. Unit 101, Bldg. Q. Crown
Oaks 1st Addn, 133,800.
Ernest S Bobbins &amp; sut
Dcrothy to Kenneth I'. Nelson A
suf Patricia A. Li 17 lake
Brantley hills. 819,500.
South Pole, Inc. to Martth W
Brewster &amp; wf Edna M., F 6
of I.ts 37 38 &amp; 39 Second Addri
(t.trkvjew, $100.
Arthur M Muon (twin. Batle%
Huth Mae Church, 1* $ 131k 9
-r 14, Seminole Park. 15.0C1
.iiflcti Bhirs Inc to fi.nid 1
I: tiitberger &amp; '.uf Sandra, LI 3
Timoth VI VIi'. A sti AIc'e
to 1)ouglas Ar'. r
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Charlotte 11141 Tralissood I'..si..
Set 1817,700.

Douglas Arvey &amp; Charlotte to
Chester I) liii. &amp; ssf Kathryn A.,
11 141 Trailwood E.,ct, Sec I
$l7,l0.
Thomas W Fneer &amp; wi
PatrIcia to Dale Zuekh &amp; wi
Charlene, U 10 131k 4 No On.,
Second Addn 121.000.
Hel-Aite homes, Inc to
ll4rol B Jricre &amp; WI June. II
i; Sx'ing Oaks Un. III, 131.3
Bel-Aire Homes, Inc to
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Jeanunne M., U 5Spning Oaks
Un. III, 830.300.
HeI'Alre Home,, Inc to
RIchard II Spencer &amp; wi 1kt*
IA 519 Spring Oaks Un. III
831.000.
Rako ('onstr to Timothy D
Glti &amp; 'aC1air'e ('.. It 1581k II
Sterling Park Un. 1 832,400.

Meredith Kntr., Inc. to
Ferdinand A Jakubcin to Ogie
W. Jakutx'in, his ssf,, 1.1 3 Kenneth Schra'a &amp; wi Joan N.,
Jakubcin Plot 1100
1.1 1 81k B Gene Gables Sec.
Jackie Childers Form. MerrdathManor,leuSE 25' r-w
Jakutx'in &amp; hb. I.eighton to $7,500
The hiuskey Co. to DeeFt'rndinorsd A Jakutx-in, I.t 3
catexine Cor. CII)., It 24 131k
Jakubcin Plot, $7,000.
('hark's C (;k II &amp;
f A, S'aeetssater Oaks Sec. 3
Andrea to Andrea K. Giles, Apt, 113.900.
Michael Bldra Sem. Inc to
Unit 202 Bldg. 1, Crown Oaks,
Kohl. V.'. Kratzer &amp; wf Barbara
oondom 8100.
C V.' I)avts, trustee to lock. F. 31' f IA 19, &amp; all of 20 BIk
Well Inc., I.t 2 111k 13 Itel-Air. 11, West Altitmonte Ht.s., Sec. 3

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S.400.

LIda Mae Suntkin to B.asom S.
\'ost &amp; wi EItz, 1.1 8 111k M
srt3on of 131k X Mobile Manor
i't, 81.300.
QCSi Jam&amp;' J. Bckcher &amp;
i .nnie to Connie Jo fleichcr. 1.1
BR, f; Cul.i Vi.L1. $100

Fntr . mt I
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Pritchard &amp; '.'.f Sadie, Condom
Res. Urut 7. Sheoah, Sec 3
126,800.
}'reder*c F Gaines Jr &amp; stf
Ruth C to Donald J Toss.l &amp; sst
Alice I. U € So
Second Adda 122,500
Richard liowes &amp; 'af iris ft .1
Stewart Bonnet &amp; sif Marvene
11 to Gerald S !3ehrrns &amp; 'af
Claudette W. SW'. of NWI, &amp;
all of \W of SW N of t
lid . r w,
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'harks L. 1cinpli &amp; ssi
Kathertase to DasId 1. SmIth A
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Sit I SI
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at , .k SIsaa Fats., $3,000.
David I. Smith &amp; wi Linda to
James Edw Smith &amp; 'af
Jacqueline 1. LI N) lake Sylvan
F.sts., $3,000.
FcrdieJ7artman&amp;wf Ressie
to Edna Mae Keller. l.t 8 S of
iM1n' lkss VI' 75' of F 100' &amp; VI'
75' of F 0' I 1100.

$36,000.

hi. Muller &amp; Sons of On., Inc.
to Win. T. Cooper &amp; wf Ruth, LI
i1 I)evonture. 8.36.300
Sir. 1100.
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1kv. Er.tr., Inc. to James B
Paulette
'elr!)saniel, sgl to Lock-V,'dfl Mulistead &amp; wf Barbara J..
Iii LI 2 131k 13, lid-Air, $100
condom 1(t' Unit 33, cheoah,
Ermit I) [)angclman to 5Cr 2, $32,500.
1 harks VI'. hlard'aick &amp; si-f
Arthur II Cominlo &amp; 'a-f Rita
.Ioaephtnc II &amp; Bill Baker &amp; wf to Earl T Farley &amp; wf Dorothy
ithr A 1.19 13ev. survey Li 15 V., l.t 16 Highridge Addn, Glen
&amp; S 16.57' of 16 Loch Arbor, Isle Arden Ills., $42,600.
1 Pines, Sec. 2, 86(1)0
Miller Des', Inc. to David L
Vogelbacher &amp; 'at Monique to Robb &amp; Larry I). Darnell N
\lan J 1' Houget, agl. LI 22 388.4.6' ru %S' of SE', of NW',
lltghridgc, Addn ('.len Ard,
1 NE'4 Sec 7-21-30 $45,000.
Fred VI' Streetman Jr &amp; 'at
; &amp; K Jthnon Conu-., to Mat-v Bell J. to John t)'lnilo
.LlUies H. Goodman &amp; wf
&amp;'a'fJoan K 52." of IA I &amp; V.60'
.iiclea, IBM, IA 13 &amp; F portion of 2 131k F, DoliInlerlch hlill.s,
14, 47,3' on N line &amp; 4737' on 6th Addn. $52,000.
111k 57 Sanlantlo Suburb
Aft. hlerndon Jr&amp; Wm A lies
B"aut,fui, Pallul Springs
to Kenneth I. Cook &amp; sit Verdle'
$19,600.
N., VI' 100' of S 530' of It 10
4Q(1)l James Brad., lad. &amp;
(''prris Bend, 122,000.
tntet" to Vtm. 8. Thompson &amp;
('Grange Prop Inc. to John N
Wm. B,. S 117.23' of N 1129.54' of lo'krnan Jr &amp; wI Betty H.. IA
W 10 100' iI K 125' of Sec 2.70-30, N)9 Sprung Oaks Un. PS, $32,800.
$100.
Superior Constr. to Arthur K
Bobby I. l)avus&amp; v.1 Margaret louv &amp; sit Barbara J 1.1 48 131k
Wiltx'rt I)av,s, 12110 Golden 1) Wintcr Woods sd Un.
('ole Amended I'lot, 81.300.
(;ale As,oc., Inc. toinc'quelin
lkl'Aire Homes Inc. to John
"I)Ibble, sgl. S $5' of w ho' of
A W&gt;'trnal Sr &amp; wf Eileen F., LI
it 14 81k (' SIns-ak Village
3I8Spring Oaks Un. III, $34,500.
541,900.
(;range Prop Inc. to Ulrlch
t)ennts F Sk'wert &amp; sit Cheryl
John Ii I.amtcrt Jr &amp; 'al &amp;hIoc'nft'ldt &amp; 'af 1;hane, IA
Sprung (luks Un IV 135.300.
\nnie K 1.16131k C Eastbrook
ito&gt; Itrale &amp; sit Fa
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tin 16,
Richard P %teGough &amp; 'a
IQCI)l Earl Gornn &amp; 'af
I'atrlcia. IA 4,5 Goldk- Manor lit
I iitti to Warren C I)ruminond &amp;
%Iicharl Ir Daniel to
lock'WeII Inc., ii z 81k U Ilel(QCI)l

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1 14 etc., in h1e-Sw-ve' 111k 4,
Wildmerc, $$9Q,()
leslie VIalker &amp; siP Martha to
(.kn Vt' Jackson, Ii 3ll'

Iongsiood, $1,000.
Catherinf' Young, lila Ma
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Wagner to Mar&gt;- B Copcl.and &amp;
Frank 1) NI, f '.f'i
S.c 20.20-32 $4450)
JohnShawger&amp;wfa J, to
'UaonuasECapp$&amp;wfflett).M
1.1 12 131k 6 Tser 2, KR. Ti-at,
lords Map of Sanford, $l4,f.
Jerome Simmons &amp;
f
irbara &amp; Holit. S. Sinuons &amp; f
l'.trbara N. tohlrnry C011'.'er &amp;
NOr;I, K 149' of W290' 1111
131k C Rolling Acres, Orange
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Casselberry, Its 46&amp;49 (IeSdS
8' of 491 131k II Sportsrnans
1'.iradi.st', ('II $30,000.
John A burr &amp; sit Shcrry' to
Wm. F. MrVuHouh &amp; sit RoIL:,
I.t 1] 111k A lIt Orknt 11111'. (ii.
1 $37,200.
}lallzivark Cunstr. to Leola
'Ziurash, It 3 131k A Washington
Oak.. Sec. 2 $17,400.
Richard A. F'lthclunann &amp; set
Jeanne to 11. Richard Colic&gt;' &amp;

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RotA. K. Wildermuth &amp; 'a'f
Dorothy to James ii Kerkebile
&amp; 'at Frances 1.1 1 131k F
(.itiiclut Un, 1838,700.
lhllard hlam.st'y &amp; set la'.'Inia
&amp; John Forbes Jr &amp; wf Janice to
Thorn.as D Dyer, trustee, LI-s 21
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$106,000.
('albert ('onstr, Inc. to Albert
Buehskr&amp; si-f Dorothy 1111 81k
Lake Ruth South $29,IOQ.
)-'rederlckC Hull 4' 'at Mary
to Jerry F hiarnish &amp; wi
Josephine P I.t 25 131k I
Carriage Hill Unit ' 137,000.
Franklin N. Kait, lad. &amp;
trustee &amp; sit Gloria to D.o.
Frt'cman, trustee, NE', of
NE', of SecZl'19-Z9, less r-w SR
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Ft'rdie J 7.artrnan &amp; wf I)e.'*ie
&amp; Rich. V.' 7.artman, IA 8 S of
h'Mlt's' dess part A Mc'user s
d 1100
Agmt Deed, Edna Mae Keller
from: Fertlie Zartman &amp; wf
1)es.se N' 0' Its 1 2 &amp; 3 131k 13
tic Wayman HIS. hwy Addn
$5,750.
Orman Cunstr. &amp; In'.'. to Roger
S Hunt &amp; wI Beverly 1132 131k 28
FouthScc..Dreamwokl$21,400.
Wm F Pippin &amp; wi Paula to
Richard F Nyros &amp; wf Judith
1.. LI 6 BIk (' So. Pinecrest,
125.000.
B .1 N Constr. to at-nj. F'.
WhIte &amp; 'al Helen I.. F 45' of I.t
22 &amp; W 30' (If It 23 131k 13
Dreamsiold $28,500.
Leon CuIlurn &amp; wf Mary F. to
Dewey II). Gamni.age Jr &amp; wf
Donna J . l.ts 4 5
6 131k C,
Woodland IlLs., 1st Addn $9,500.
hallmark Constr. to Elijah
hirownJr &amp; wf Wu111a Mae, It 24
131k 11 Washtri,to Oak,c Set- 2
$17,4i
hiallrnark ('onstr. to Andrrss
Millc-r &amp; ssl 'UuIc' N., IA 6 111k A
VIashinglon Oaks. Sec. 2
$lLGOO.
Hallmark Constr, to Robert
lee Krnht Jr &amp; wf Rebecca, lÀ
7 131k A Washington Oaks Sec. 2
$17,400.
Hallmark Const.r. Ic Malachi
Walton &amp; wf Ella J., 1.122 131k Ii
Washington Oaks Sec. 2 118,600
Robert F tcKee &amp; 'r a(,tt&gt;'
Iii Control F'la, Inland Des'.
Corp. Inc. VI' 731,300' of NW', f
SEt, less r-w l'aola.Markham
hId., of Sec 36..I29, &amp; 131k 1
Paola &amp; S's of Gos IA 2 less W
&amp; less parcel mci all citrus
thereon $10,000.
Victoruno Itodriquer &amp; '.sf
Maria K to Beverly Dickerson,
11 21 I.t'Iw
823,000.
WIlco Constr, to Ronald K
Ilarnes&amp; 'aiJudith L, 1*19131k
H No. Orl Ten'., Sec 2 Unit I
$31,000.
Owl Constr. Co Inc to Robert
M.Atklruson&amp;wfAlrna,Lt7 131k
13

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si-f Tuna to Th-City Industries,
all of Iteplat of Tract m,
SanlandoSpringz, SW', of SE'S
Sec. 0-2140, 1473,800.
QCD John F Oglesby to
Gail I Oglesby, It 10 lflk A
Lake Oaks Sec. Sanlando
Springs, $100
Geo, (kido &amp; WI Nancy to
John 1). Richardson Jr &amp; wf
Betty S., LI
Spring Oaka
Unit II, $36,500.
Des'. Entr., Inc. to Charlotte
F Lehne, Condom. lies. Unit 14,

hi C RL'.on &amp; 'at flyrsa to
J1. W. Fccernan &amp; wi Man A.,
s
' of N 225' of W 1256' of E
753.6 of W'. of W's of SE', of
18-21-29. 87*00.

Jnanc Kerenbush Murrey,
adm. est Nellie Gordon to
Robert V Rogers &amp; si-f Diana
13., LI 14 111k B Oak Grove Pk,
139$67
Ihitacrt li McIntosh &amp; 'al
Nadean to Oliver F. Clause &amp;
'af Anna N. S 85' of N 558.51' of
l.t 20 Fla Land &amp; Cohn. Co
Celery I'lant, less rd., $20,000.
FlIt-en F. Snady &amp; hb &amp;eo. Its
Albert V. Pope, IcorrectIse),
$100,
Premier Designs Inc. to
L.enard H Bass &amp; wi Rita H.,
Its 23 &amp; 24 131k CV.'. 'Altarnonte
hI.s., Sec. 1, 143,300
Anthonyjuhano&amp;si-fJeanto

James!.. Pact'y &amp; wlCarol, [As
192021 2223, BI.k N, L.ongwood
Uk, 814,000.
Anthony Juliano&amp; wi Jean to
James I. Pace)' &amp; si-f Carol, It
3.4 &amp; F 37' of 35 longwood Pk,
83,500.
Patrick N. I'atten&amp;wf Karen
to James L. Haynes &amp; 'al Joyce
A.. IA 110 highland Pines Un. 4.
$27,000.
Agint Deed. Pauline Ottino to
James F. Portion &amp; wi Joyce
N., lAs 13 &amp; 14 81k 30 Crystal
Ii V.intc'r hlomes. 83,3.50.
QCI.) (iziudia Miller &amp;
Marcile Smythe to Mary Julia
Geor&amp;#' tie I A. M SIfr 54
Crystal l.kShores,Arn;nded
1'l.at, $100.
IQCI)l Mary J. George to
Claudia Muller &amp; Marcile M.
Smthe, Jt. ten , Its I &amp; N 131k
44 Crystal 1k Shores, amended,
$100
Nod Dcv. Cc I) I &amp; M Land
Clearing Inc., lAs 18 19 21 26 &amp;
27 Bradle-s Addn iongw. less
part, 116,000.
Edna Norman, exec. est

hlessie Lord

Billie Lee La
liter &amp; Duane darrell, S's of
SE', of NE' 11.53 VI' 164.5' &amp; r'a SR 427i Sec 1-20-30, $52,500.
May F. Jarvu to hiithe Lee La
Beet- &amp; Duane Harreli, S's of
of NE'S (less W 164.5 &amp; t.
w Shi 427t Set' 1-20-30, 8500. '
Edna Nonnan, et al. to Billie
Ie La litre' &amp; Duane Ranch.
S' of SE'. of NE', of SL,
less VI 164,5' &amp; r-w SR 427i Sec
l'!030. $500,
John Andersen &amp; WI Arm 10
Jorge A. Corduva &amp; wf Rosa N.,
1.1 9131k hI Sprung 1k HilL!,
3, $62,000.
Charles Furuck Ill &amp; si-f Grace
toGcraldMood&gt;'&amp;wiGlmia,I,.t
72 Sleepy hollow 1St Addn,
$54,500.
LFG Lid. I, to Via. Insest.
mentlrust,S', oISE', of NE',
ofSecl4.31-29,No15fl436, less
part etc., $137,900.
Arnold F. Zimmerman &amp; wf
Euna to Wareham Seaman,
tr'u.stce t'tc, lAs 1 2 3 4 5 &amp; 6 131k
H Ti-. 76 Sanlando Springs etal,
$100.
Eselyn G. Gano to Benjamin
Levinson &amp; si-f Edith, N 39' of It
II &amp; S 36' of II 10 BIk S Northg
$39,50
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$56,900.
Joe hlotLse &amp; WI DOnna to John
N. Lake &amp; 'at Rosemary, 1.1 5
131k 13 Carriage hill Un. 4,
$31,000.
( J.tiui('S Willette &amp; 'af Betty
to Ithyitiond Jaszc'zak &amp; 'al
Maudean, W', of SW', of SW',
of NW', Sec 16-20-30, $16,500.
Paul H. H.urtwick &amp; wi Janet
tolorrnElsey&amp;wfl'atsy,N 10'
It 27 &amp; 26 lt's,s N 2O'i 131k N
'suithgate sd, $37,t).
Mark Guldo &amp; sit Pauline to
('rcightonlllloyt&amp;sif Eselyn,
1.14111kB Eaitbrook id Un. 13,
14,89. 131,000.
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r.ugene iay &amp; Wi Irene to J,
B. Steelman Jr. &amp; set Diane, IL
42 131k 1 Eastbrook Un. 3 12 60,
Harold Christensen &amp; set K.
815)00.
Margretbe to Roy F. Hogan &amp;
Alvin Raudino &amp; set Sandra to sit Rose SI., 1.1 2 81k G Oakland
Brad Print Inc., Un 290 Village Eat. lit Set,
Windrnejidows No 3, 134,800.
Bel-Atre Homes, Inc to
Jcneph I3.reig &amp; set Ann to Sidney A. lloyette Jr &amp; wf Mary
Richard W hill &amp; set Kathleen, J., LI 537 Spring Oaks Un.
IA 7111k G (;kn Arden Ills, 1st 834900
Addn, $53,600.
John I.. Watson &amp; wf Barbara
Rudolph K. Krelsel &amp; set Irma to Irving Rival &amp; set Margaret,
to Walter F. Coddington &amp; wi 1* 3 131k Ii Sunland
helen, it 2 P1k I The Wood- Amended Nat, $17,000.
lands, $40,700.
1h1ton Danner &amp; set Hazel
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iQ(1) Wilson Cypress (0. to
Todd Pembcrton, S' of SE'i of
SW', of NE', Sec 27-70-29 cont.
5 act-es rn-I, 11(10
Todd Pembcrton A sit Sarah to

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Palmetto (.,w (town ply tt'tr,t
rasy to qually I-or intov mat..'.,
(all GPO (atnelo, 'n Wintpr t'*rS
all 303) 4.140725. or write to Mitts
Pear son Corporation. S7S (arriCy
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ELECTRIC INSPI (TON ThIs is
tethnIAl *orh in ln'.eOinu
elitrlcal in'.tallatiivs iv• ',ear'.
progre'.5isil retponlible ii
per,en0 In •letlrlcal con
truct.0n
IN
MECHANICAL PIUMIING
SPECTOR thi'. is t.shnlcaleorK
in in%oeeting plumbing in
,nd in
C(t nO
,tallalcn
complit I i'..th ordnaflie'. at
acceprd standards uovernnQ It,
enstallalion and operation Of 0
metnisniLal s'.tem'. and COUP
ment I.per,ence as an air
(onduleoning and refrigeration
installer in(tuItng ipin(e in a
sariefyot sn%tallRlion lobs, or an
uIvaIl
omblisateon of ci
per ente 4nd traininu and
progressively responsible
.,,,, in general plumbing
eve years o *hlch have ben on
, iOufneynlan leypl nd inOvdcd
,,auotenari(e or
r%tructron
Sttr rlurnzrnt plan, p5,1
ttosptIIi:Ition. vacation and as
leave Apoly Lois Have. Nuo,
Sem'nolr Cit,rzty COur
thO,llf. N Pa,v .'i,r
',,r'4ord,

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ititti utilitel Is, &amp; last ,,nu,,tt,

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waiting Lest tour hous, or
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.,ijirtme'nl 373 4341

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Harrison i. h'hizaeklea &amp; set
mi to F'Amer S. I.e'.k, It 6

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L.ri.rnr. "r lr!5 Crute arid Tours
at of( ,af ra!,'j 303 Serncvan I
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81kB Sterling Uk Un. 1,831,500.
The Ihiske&gt;' Co. to Iharry A
G'hii'ing Uonstr., It 6 131k A
Sweetsiater Oaks, Sec. 3,

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VVant Ads

WIICO Constr. to Donald Joe
Curnutt &amp; Wf. Az-Usa I.., LI 5 131k
Ff30. Orl. Ten'., Sec 2 Unit 1,
$29000.
hlydeSupply Inc. to Robert fl
find &amp; set Jane M., W 7' of IA
16, lAs l5&amp; 14 &amp; F1' of 13111k Il
Crystal Lake Winter Home-i,
m,64)0.
Amer. Modularo Corp to John
D. Shelteifl &amp; WI. Diane, 11781k
2 Shadwo Hill s-d, $33,900.

working condition'., and Iringe
benefits Alary open. Longwood
373 3642 or 443 0772

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eaperienced and trainees S I
SCab'nets, SR 477. lonuwood 5$
5943

!!!WANTED!!!!

44' 'l's
723 ILEE RD WINTER PARK
Maid t*o days a week. $1 50 per
tour 3730474

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Sale's lady. lulltimeempioym,nt, 13
hr week, group Insurance Apply
in person, 00 Phone calls,
Sweeney's Office Supply, Inc lii
Magnolia Aye, Sanford
MaoaO,r for retail c iof'sryj %t)r
Appip 307 1 Second St Sanlcd

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Help Wanted

CARPENTERS

_CalI 551014.1
AAA EMPLOY#'.q(ty
'a Mileotf I? 52, Cas$elberrv
Regency S £31 3100

United S4iyt'i'*,It,,.q
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now for
Good salary and

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mechanics, C.00d salary and
twr.efit'. provided Apply 2373 Sn
tarS A,e - Apopla, a raIl 11.6
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United H(irticUitI in Apc*jki
bonk.ng fur th. fO4I*ing

BEST VALUE.

If you're looking for a lob with potential

CUSTODIANS

FOREST CITY

NWS

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LITTLE MONEY?
tpiqu 'n,,,t ru the

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OFFICE MACHINE
We're Ipcated In DeLand just north of Old
Daytona road, a little west of the DeLand

REPAIR

H IGH WOODED LOT
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Airport.

SUBSTITUTE BUS

SeleCt Prom 6 new

ftoor plans,
compItng soon land i bedroom,,
ilnuble 3am .Sgej. family roor,, .Ini
porches I HA and VA l'f,o,,,
pinIon i'v'*rs 129 0'.') 'c' $11753)
1 (10.11 t.i'.,i%.n(j ('4'1" nl,,,.,

DRIVERS

Corporation
apply weekdays
8:30 4:30

Brunswick Lane
DeLand, Florida

200

CLIFF JORDAN
41 .51 Tie.

202 Commercial St.
Sanford

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Jan,

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Lovely

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830.5500
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OPEN HOUSE TO tHE 6th'

Earn Your Own Money By Delivering
A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE
6 Afternoons a Week

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LONG WOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS
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lSvts .5. PARK
Prw,a',,,, '.l'ow'r195 ra 11(5.4,,
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MANOR

G'StGOwl M1SISILE MOMc"l
530CFe4SCP, Aye
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Our

coatIng much moi-e,

Corn, out and see why we ar,
"erited about these i*lue'jt

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Change ci Ob make'. tts,s .3 bedroom

ON WEST 2StPI SI-

Iam.ty home available for 573,30)
Easy to keep clean, panelled
walls CreSts pant tPlfOuqhnoT
Check thiS 7 yOU nave a need P0'
good %(fiO.OIs Could take over
oreseni mortgage
FIRST HOME
ICPs,at a hame to start wItS' $3310)

NEXT TO GENEVA
GARDEN APIS.
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will give you 3 ,i?ra large
bedrooms. Screened sett'nq porr
with gas bar be Cue grill, di',
washe?, electric garage door
opener, plus oli so many ..tra'.
HOME FOR PENT

Cas'selberr v 3 bedroom. cefifrat air
2 car garage. '.241 nsa
PRIME BuSINESS LOCATION
Arg'ss from K Mjrt .n cern, Pri
1.500 sq Pt $550 ma
Need Commercial S4leSmln I)
over'.., '10' fast growing cons
merc,al *olr'ment Also fsee,)
add,t.onai r.'..,!ent,aI salesman
091cc 'son 1752. a:ra'ss from K

arç11ewood Villa5

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Stsopc'ng Center We get
ample Or., ns. PIuS we I'va.e
'raring pr'qrain N.w Ast at,".

ICeicome'
At$urvse mortgage or j,eit S 10 pci
down on new nsnrPgage We II,e
"en! many more. aq can tell ,oc
about We arrange financ , rsg •nr
'b home of icon Cho'cC (411 1
Op 0, our 0*1cc pef I'll I p
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I &amp; 2 bedrooms
118,500 &amp; 52.i.50C

95% Financrng
lb closing costs

Juneoccupancy

Wash.r&amp;Dryee

Open Every Afternoon

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Elmer Bakalla, Inc.
ifi(.I,'i,v

lqrn Pins,

831 .24.42

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WIll also psay IflSUraflC, ta*es and'

mortgage pay rTlQnI

95% FINANCING TO QUALIFIED BUYERS
You nsa y chouse iy,lher 2 or 3 bedroom, Ii, bets
tuwnhOUW's with shag waIi.to.wmii carpetIng, family
room, large storage room, range, dishwasher, disposji
and cnh-.l he,at I ar
enance ,aCtlVlhSs, or lawn care to spoti tour wsie.rsd
plan'., HurrY out to our sale'. offic, at 23rd and Pint for
pour own pctvati showIng of

PARK AV VILLAS

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Nelac beside your own swimmIng puul-nu main.

&amp; Gilman

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Roberts &amp; Gilman

A C"mnp,rhentise Weal Istt
Ow.Ø Iii B,lt.. t.evju'

322-2611

O Famtly room

and include alt bile ishi's you
.vnuld
ecepect in tomes

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furnylpuer5, i'.yPfittbln"1
Slit
Erlilosad screened
porch. irs,! patti. carpoef ,v"l
o$lt'y ruysrn Tidal decor package
31)50) Call 143 %3

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tSp'.t Corsventli.,nvil
I' .r',ii, 1017 .\.ail1t2'it7

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Range. Dishwasher
Disposal

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"Quiet Living"

i pt,., ''r Ito'. P,on'e 5 tOP 90*.'
lJ I t'edmOom'.'1 iv'.t ,Zi,3se IPse
*aii door open for ,.lra lamUe
- rug 'ocarn LOIS f lying 'n this
,.,,,., cinan fs,a,I On a large Oil

I bedroom hurtle, lust

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2 or 3 hdrns, ii., bath
C.d'ntral heat £ air

oven, real COurifry s.
pet nIeces? rat, all

jYOUNG MARRIED? RETIRED7

refurbished Lmrge family room,
tiIti(). Ole yard Shade $1613
'..'wn Il) 795) or 3711414

AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR
Roberts' &amp; Gilman

500p4r,,j

for

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I liedruom. I bIlls. CII. Carpeted
I _uirs $l$.SOQ I
down Call

AGE 12 OR OVER

FINANCING
'4 "iti ,l' 'ri

P4cc neigh

'Sanford sSale'.Leati,,
Your MultpleLPstngAgems,
RI A%. TOWS
2345 Pan D

J Of-IN SAULS AGENCY'

BOYS ANDGIRLS

CALL

nice

Call 322.2420 AnytIme

517.500 price ha'.

negotiable term'. 3 year leaasq
Ei(ellent Hwy 436 location

Book kepr'.
Invoice Clerl.'.

Cleek Typi'.t
I,00d salary arid bnef If$ pfovid,d
.pply 3373 So Park Avi Apep4a,
or call 5*4 7377 eat. 105.

very

tOOLED r !Oe
DON I
This 1,29 953) boos, ii 1 1Q4 Of hou'.e
lIar tt. "one, Has 4 bedroomS 2
baths. partially equipped ktctu.t'
d'nng area, l.v'ng room. ano
beaulitul family room w, 'I'
fireplace and built in dells
,ab.nst and storage area'. Other
'elture". to numerous PQ mention
'rot, cant appreciate this home
i.'riliI you ye seen the interior
You'll b surpr ,14di Don't Lu,
anslh.ng .asI.l yOu'v seen this'

:I Hartwell Aye

we'd like to talk,

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"omes wIts 3-iritor ar and
i .,rpet,rug t gcat,d on a god
llre,'t wIt' ak, breeZe'. WaIl. 10
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Only 122.30) 10 $21 250

LABORERS

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ompi.I.mug I new 1 bedroom

good qoe'sg busine'.'. in flowers and
CC15'.Ofy items, Or turn into a gitl

APOPKA AREA

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lawn Service

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WANIW

Sdualions Wanted
C,.. suit tour Gnat'.
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MECHANICS

1114$? Ti%5( ADVEIITISED I's-i)
te*IrO."r 1 bat's Aarrants sour
nspt(lon. n'.de and out Has
'seat, air. Dart.elly equipped
ktcp,eq,, well, den, tamily room.
pius carpel and tile Its II year'.
old but l's in good (Ondit,on arid

177 ?ltIjI,ay, Il) 0445ev.

A Challenging opportunily Jo work

en'nal Peitt

L)reamwogd

(V0)ntunty

CARPENTERS

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Siss

and air, partiall, rOtipped lit

pctinq. range, refrigerator
P'iteci front,
,,Q
'. &amp;
I StA tfl,ll1(n0
qcai t',j'..g,

Now accepting

We offer excellent starting wages.
req'ilar increases, and completely paid
health and life insurance.

BrUnswick

house ton ,ov,

.3,51 IiIipint,rvnJ S D,aut,t0I rvjr,f.'.
.3
&amp; 1 tin'dnoorn
(entaI air, car

COUPLES

beOefits provided Apply 7573 So
Park A,
APOPSa flr rail ISA 2727
eat

chen arid lot's f .'ttser features
'riu'll la Priced jt 120..3 Only
I , ,r.,r t ')l See " i one Soc

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21151 Oak, Sanford

GirlS Vulia. Jim flrettrigen, Tel
, _tiWtt)u.

NEEDED

carpenters

Individuals t0 work as secUrity
otlic,r'. at '.tlC(t Site's Must ha,e
clear background, car and phone

with dependent children Good
lary, ,.c,ilprit tying1 benefit3,
housing furn".tied Need Couple's,
minimum age 71. *etpi riO Children
at home Write or call Bob
BoecI'els, lloys Ranch, CIa , Tel
904 547 3301 t'tgtnt 904147 2475

Male Feriale

70

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141.300.

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NORTH ORL ANDO AREA

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Equal

Ptmaieor male, taking applications

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5767001

Cabinet Makers

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Norell Temporary

Southern Pspe&amp; Supply Co to
LABORERS .
lL1 TRAIN TO SPRAY
J. A. Danopuk &amp; set Lillian &amp; P. sStLAWNS $7 SO PER HOUR TO
1,1,' f3riggs &amp; si-f Isoline,
It 6
START APPLY IN PERSON TO
Enchanted Manor, $17,000.
&lt;, CANDAPSCE
DR
tERN
iQ(j) Duane Pierce &amp; si-f
PARS' OR CALL 134 IC*0 SOR
DIRECTIONS P W. COLLINS.
Julia to Stuart VI'. Antis &amp;
INC
Elayne, LI 27 IlIk B Sport. ROOt' ENS Eipirnceti .n built up
wmaruu Paradise, ('13. $100
roofing
Also If 00 C I N S
j. I.. Stame&gt; &amp; sit l)oroth&gt;HELPERS (,00d wages, apply
toKtll)'D.Strphens,l.ts3-IBJk 'n person to BID Roofing Corn
canny, I'll Seminola BIwti
A. (I l,ts 17 5 &amp; 6 111k 13 Oak
""'u"
.trbur '.-.d, 849,000.
Robert K. Gilmer Jr &amp; wi
MASON
(all 7724031 alter 7
Evelyn tol)onaldSchmaus&amp; set
Kathryn, LI 5 131k 13 Winter
Woods s.d Un. I, $35,000.
Arthur Wilarnoski &amp;
(;eraldine &amp; (',co. Ktrnball&amp; WI
Bring Res U Its
Joan to Richard J. Hackett &amp; set
Aliece L, 1.1 3 131k 16 Townsite
of No. Chuluotu s-d, 110,000.

Daniel'.,

Ltper.erscrd Only need apply, 000d

Aicc#.ol,c

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Greater Constr. to Bernaro A
oicrneraon &amp; WI. LoretI.a, U 7
131k U Tht Woodlands, Sec 3,

lane

Opportunity imploypr 7,5 F.

Lal. DOaphone, Shorthand
tufk lull time or part time Enjoy
the freedom ol temporary work

Male Help Wanted

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SECRETARIES

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flw Huskey Co to Harry A
Goehring Constr., 1.1 3 131k F
Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 3,
113,900.

elderly patient, do hOuSehold
cpsores Own transportation, 7 30
to 3 30 3 dayS a wCek
i 3377
Delta',

7 tons 734. and
iitn'Ord Central

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NEW HOMES •

SCHOOL BOARD
applications for

Belar

,

interested in permanent employment.

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u' a n l( carpeted Conven
,"it f.r.tnc ng 611 .14k) CRA'd...
C i'C54',T Wt0
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UNSWORTH REALTY

DISTRICT

Brunswick Corporation, a leader in com•
merclal manufacturing, has Immediate
openings for mature proouction workers

''e no'-.' ae ,e os n
Its'. I
baths. Calielled living
room, formal tinrig room, fam'l,
noon, *itPl fireplace, frocsi and
back porch55, w0)d floor'. ard
sn",' carpeting
s gO COnditIon
Owner'. r'1ovr1) north
Prc1
III 330

' I mm Tr'Or',.J C w'rn
'iON P.,ri Awe
(l,j 372 sIn
'131 32 5174

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MobIle Homes

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

WE UF GOT lullS I b0r90.'O t'
bath v',.. ,ru,1t '- ,u,t i5t t tv's

S SC I

n)IW P-tiff'
ii 1.51 f )l '517

PRODUCTION

RATER

City-West Third
RI: F N LOOK INc., 'Or itO 00cr Ib.o

Homes

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rnalto,-c

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Klngsberry

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T ','ANDiNC, I b.edroo'n 7 bat's
* tv
liQr
room, den. 'sealed
c.oi .."rtmoreegtra, than a H011y
,,t eitravagaroa Sz7O

IRS

Tt.n tome toc.' e A .1 '!nJ tint .5
itlmost ready
ThIS Soutt,,nrn
Colonial Beauty features pillared
entrance, soc largerooms, 7 baths.
qarage carpeting, large lot,
(enlral heat 50,1 air 511.50)

jriati

Pinecrest

0' 01 007.' F'

ST JOHN'S REALTY CO

SOUTHERN COMFORT

.

Sanford
Ot.OER 2 sb., trami *ith I bed
arcs I 049's plus 'entrai
beSt and i,.r Price iu'st reduced to

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1.72 5991. Pd0tt'. 32 lii!

trrvit-,vung

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RU!? RUT!

RUT!

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Sort
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mr,r,lhl, j ,'s'nrt', In,' 35)
i.1y'5 1 Aic ,iii'
)'Iy
t4iEIj
uciSurinr4p
mu

"Stop Urn!"

TLlfRlClCStOM( fn $25.IO Four
bedroOm. 3 baIts wilts family room
featuring f'r.piace ar'd many
OtIl os Don ' say no *JfSfii pOU'vC
'.e"n this ore rsi3e
out

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APPLY IN PERSON

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ale
g
associates

'ye)3 PinI 1)' ,r
Os,'. 32) 7212

Good hourly wages

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N l'.t 51
117 jAil

74 e 11' 7 tiitilr"snrn

Sunland Estates

Pir',.s, call NSncy Miller. Atto'

(.elt'ng ready to '"cv.' Sell e.ess
Pfn's quItsIs' wi'S, ac l)tIitie,j 5J'

SANFORD AL

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to" n'..,r .
, '5os .vPeSr
"',f
'ii' 'coP'1.

4000 iq I! A l'id'lijly' 517,000

Two bedrooms. I', baths, ,i"d
fAmily room, p(vi a one bedroou'ri
,ip,rtment let your tenant F.
,7ur money Saver' Only 537,9)e

UtAL (STATI. REALTOR
-- UI 479 l
lOir,&amp;4 4413

por'osrs

Roberts &amp; Gilman

01)14 ',uPt W',TAiI' a Otw-7r'am
r.,'t's l.li.'lrrru ncr, a,,,, ar,ovt

'I tn n',,'., .it'eacl wI-er
nr5t in $tui'. alfra.clivetiuple, ri a
Lonuefleent family ne'ghborh000

CORBETT

FREE? FREE? FREE!
,-.''
ir.n
•'i"o ''r
tif,r,qtie". 'or si-rh ,wl,elt

tog 7'
t)s's P1". 5r r.q%R,.3 "ru.'.' I
r.j,

Lake Mary

MONEY SAVER!

for Sale

.
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.
llmdroomt, harci*
floors, a
.f)diIiOnC, C'(fileflt ret.n,menlp

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Good hours

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AS 5'52

Ibedroomepaqtlyft,ru,sg,.,i
wtls
!,trPl•n arid onr'ru
rAtsani
Cult )fl 4177
.'iruv.r'! '"i i aid _____________________________
'A"1. 514r1 '9
IlcAila S4o,n Ba,jk •Oo55ww.rw's
to eaoos. frOm Ill 7773
Dell.,
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nA .1.'. 3%p'

clearing

n,clr' I'
(,-(93 S.! S--n pfus r.u.'r
orciy $77 50)

511 69(J)

I (.'P4(,IdOOt,

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Let a ClilISif Ccl 54.1 help you clean out
your ,,ttc. 041101 or basement?
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New Homes

'ian, trees mad. It's new I b
I
,*O..' I Nail. .q.a,.I,. fa.,,,..,, I
large family room, double se'

a,, s.r, I'c -

Geo. Willmer Assoc.
OF Al TOW

"arpont. 04.l.ty rIVulis, .'V".'.i
oat ci
iand'.,apoef lIe VW3
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13).e(0

Medel Inc. Realtor

Twenty West

l' -.c.-'.sin Atk,ng $'9,9%O

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TAMONII

Houses

4

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Realty

(A'',[LIIERRY - HANDYMAN'S
'l'lClALt 'I 3 bedroom, 2 batS,
'"II Sr EtIri,,' See at 57)
lwltmr Or,,' then call US'

Condominium

BARRINGTON
31 I40' 3 ra,t'tr 'its- e lb .9
ak. h-,w'f 5reen.,!

BALL REALTY

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I AS I MARY
11,1,.',, 1 bedroom.
sot,, kitchen eqouppel. large
.trci lot P,'.aui, e,tr.t
Itoir'.'
i,',', than
3 yea". clii lrnmecj'ati'

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SHIPPING and RECEIVING CLERK

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5200,11

Alt, lu t5r 3 (if'('4OoTfl PiOm, 01
bn,,u'tui Oil', central heat SrI
a-, car pet Ibroughoul 37) 79)

54 Cr"t.ars,
' P' TA" r ni A C
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49 113630

Stenstrom

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PARKWAY

.57 rAt.fOpt

MINI ESTATE

Circa (ill 00*1 Price

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Hall Realty
Realtor, 3235//4

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4pm

5,.%t ,u(u. .

310 Y00

Mi'.LL AREA I
t,Fclroorn .111 Sdull (Oi'idomn,u'
Only 7 tears old arid beautfic
Iwo swimming pool'., and
(lut,ho,je WStk to Florida North
HoSputal, .IncI A Itlmonte Miii
(hriti4'r Ihan rent Owner lciiv.ruj

furniShed ap*rtmcnt.
i.srit-t.cJ floors, air contitioned.

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LAKEMARY
l.J'urycaoetry'tri
HACIENDA
little over an acre set. r,rea,
plate f
ISP 541% Pb hIve a Cony ii
s' 3 rted,(0m Iri(It,41.'. e!ptr
()'yIr 4000 sq ft onder root i bed
trepla.. CPOt." .sland ,ilct'eri
rn,'s, I halts. It'. 55' famly ,om
arid wet bay Central Pleat tort
with treptace Eat fi custom
Master bedroom wit's Oat!'
k,t('s.ri, fo,mal dining 30v40' poOl
Screened poeCti. carDywt, enclOsed
p's (nYC v.1's ,,riderw,,ter om
,' '.t,' r -us'.' 'amrtsr,,o.'t
'has ,Si'li'I watpy tO 1101. 71)0) s.i
s. ,j ' .'o Ii ' -.3
r'
I' 'A 'i'.4 'Jars surrCond.d o'y pea
- --'S% '(".11 ilndscaping
Many
,'r, rail l'%fl'w t See $74,910
P Oerlro'c-'. 71 • 54' See COSdlt.or.'i

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Roberts &amp; Gilman

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7 beclroonn turniit.,couple, no children 51(11

liii', tuju.
5mm, '.rtt.r,,j 'up,,,.
.o'l sr,,s,ir Pr rt,, l.,o.j !.rm Ji'Rt.'
,',
it PIT I I'.) 5.171
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HELP WANTED

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ruoldurigs

Ph 37)6172.17)6757,444103)
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()n'sperSte Plow!
WidO*enr
nuul.lary retire, i boys, 2 gri'. 17
P40 hppiel Seeking got'

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7 bedroom furnished apart

Open I

MI esu.

3717 So I'ark
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Unlurnished

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irculation Department

fl7 TI)) (ill Cf ri

tisj py, 3236711

l)'lr t,i'dr (KIm

ppIy in person to the

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ut,e i'.
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''
'.r rr.n.i
i,. fl,uitrr y
f. r. .wsd si-illOw well AlsO cIt's.
PubliC
ol and recreation t'

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l',uk Orangery,
,.',' -es In",t VOi''%.,i
i''..' I n A .es Pt 773 174*

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oLDER 3 OFOCOOS' Fvrettent
9*QIIbCWhOfl,! Mod.rn 6,t,'Pp,n
Mt's. fireplace
k s"aried .
rOnyanient t0 eJ.i5pclng $1) '.0)

SANFORD
AREA
IRS.
p',mleqe"s Large ,mne.rul.s.
rwrfrryorn a '.'t laO I 300'. arid
more property lylitatite lie IC'
famity room. f(replar., bealith,l
ktcfspn, 1011 of 'storage P

ONLY 123,5(X)
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51ws'., 'iS. oven pa',. . ens'.
ynree.ed I)) 54*3

tj.'

AT?RACTl'.rF ) CEOROOM
Oath, beam Ceiling. l.parsI.
tiring room, PIt ø lifCN'n. Iry,el
fi't'uit,! nacl yarl Covered otto

Only I' y•afs old C.rpOt, contra,
'seat a',, trier trarl,fefrp,!
117.000 Call tO S•e!

f'orrest (reene, Inc.

WI 511AL5 473 7641

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RELAX ANI) LIVE LONGER

LANDLORDS

WELAKAAPARTMFNYS
111W 1st
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" ,'"' nOe Pr'aotng
CII" ' w ,j",'.ui' m4,'.
p,,,.
Øi tIn7'
, hittfss

(A',',fl(lt 140?

Wanted To

18

371 '40'.

'IPriq .n "Piti,.itls &amp; work
""''p
i
''I wall
argwting
C - ' '' l a.' cOndit,oning

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CjlI13jrt Real Estate

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larg..

fiirie, in Anter
n.'. 0 summer
C'.' '7'''

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I 00,45 Wanted

.337 ?$I

2 t.i-.Iroo,fl burnished apt . will ar
rpt one child Ph 323 0110

At The

(IoIty'jhopf on Mrr"
1,_u")
lii 122 IllS

'

I bath,

ALL BR ICK
CONSTRUCT ION

i. ,utn,,pnl

rj' ,
Inc (.'nt I II
' olfit
Mitry Pyed parking 3100 w
',inlh. 3 yr
Ii*se JOSIP4 Pd v
WAI Itt- P REALTY, 377

p,.,s,

2 ltl:oRooMS.AuULT"oY
l'ARK AVENUE MOBILE

734% Park Dr

Property

For Retil

IlAW 7n,t St

Opening

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BusInOst
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A'.'AION AI'All IMI 54
AOuu. IS Ni) P1' IS

District Manager

Ct-I It-nt

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-s'win bedroom duples furniShed
,Ip.I?tn,,cnt 1720 Ortand Drive
.'to$

term'. 377 77*1

tilt, thvp bedroom, two bitt,
.me'. are unnoplet. wills 51y, thaU
i.srp.Iing arid large Iwo car
ularage
$2550 00 down for
,. ,IlitO'd buyers t'tiorup Orlando
. 7016 tsr Ill 1147 for
ti

1q11 lIZ 4030

7 hedrnom.

s"ref'rwd porch, large dining roorr
and kitchen fl'Q lot, Plty Iliad.
Very low 'I,*n Pityr! aft Fa'.

tI' -Imr
I,,, "ew hn'r'p% real
for immfued,jt. ncupan(y at PCi)
'1)9 fltisr,lff SIred
Tte well

ltulpitj,n Oreanfnni',t apartment
ii! So Atlantic Daytona flea,

','itl MO PARK S. I 3 .3 ('uedroqr,i
?railer I ApIs 7 Adult perks.
2
I .s ,i, ly parks I'i IS If*y
P7 9'7
.37)1530
ty Wk . Mi,

CIRCULATION

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For Rent

.7 l)cdroo,n duplea. adults Only
•\vailable immediately 3774,470
v '23 1390

S4.q,e

MobgI Hømt'c

Al,"'. 'i,, 7
95, I tori, s'.u',
central air. 15115's &amp; 's tot. tica, 114 5. 1717 No nw,#,,

ft411 try ,v,ll

eeC.lt.'sl fP")Pt("isOIf

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Call 1730704
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PI( IC M'ifit I PfOMI S

Rt-sort Properiy

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MOSSIE C. RATEMAN

PIPIF(ursI
. Ih*tts, newt1
cars. l...ng IrPa. bug
fecired Old
yard, 31.000 ,fowr

SANF OR I)

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16

Apartments Rent
Furnished

3 l')t

SANFORD

1?

carp.t,wg, iwefral ac &amp;
CarpOrt, ht,flvl 'iyinid Iar'.a pool.
'eec.,! bark yard A,.i, iJllISy
0'-1 *rge lOt
4 #31) 171 SOISS

JOHNNY WALKER
P F AL I Y

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Stemper Agency

1913. 17 wit.' I t'ibn rionri 1135 u'
Adll5 Sri or Iy Ptu 221 Q 177

' ''ii'c-s 371

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SI MISdOL t' Itt A( TON ORI. ..
MIlL Tlt't I I ISTING SERVICE
t77 17i1
CI! S Crpcycp,
mu' ,, Sut,,li
II) 71,4 'i' 17? 3451

Moinle Homes Rent

1$

cod new spar lOu'. II 2 bdrro uni%
rpiie't ' Ins.' in area 'vs Santo, ci

Roberts &amp; Gilman
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2 lSr,lioo,n, 10 a 10 utility room It iI,'
tit' used es 3rd t,enftoqml 517%
PP., 37)0725

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for Sate

I rw'dniyums. .7 tuitlsj

" I?) 4457

Payton

Houses

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0roV. 5. h,,tr51r

APID CL EAN, Air cot
itt inned 3 beefy m, I', bath'
cfluipped
kitchen.
masta r
tuednunrin', hit will 'n rio'..'
I ' ..1 '.'Si y I ft ''u-,r,'l pitu,
"Icy ?.,,,5

PnmC
f'f'1fflC((.itt PrOperty ISO a
114,5(0
10 acre'. welt cit Sanford $4300)
S ames rasInt SanP,,qd include, *eui
sort ICC,' it tir.k 514 754)

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DON HOWE

C RE 5Sf

SPECULATORS

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Call D'us.e OfIh'fl'.OfS ASSOt

'i' f ht5t 37? 71)4

'I''jh*ity POp,fty '' A'eit IS
$0.30)
'a;P, with small 7 t*drooen tylme

l'1'tc'ly furniShed, air. TV, rue,"'
.0 Adult'. only Weekly rati'.
l't.i'rie 317 1741

IWAP4S.11N ARMS APt'
1120 lorida Aye
I fl.-sl' ii,i .iit . kith.n equIi(rii.
(eriltal heat and air, shag rir
peting. drapes, swimming t,ol
itdults Call .373 USC

377 2111

AT TEN I ION
I NVF: S TORS

VAn A Ill)P4lP4(,'' Il" itt t, r,, "
fli'S uuIr Stile IiOilJitl'iA. i ri 0

House; for Sale
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KULI' PEALTY.

Ii) Sjii 'l77 '1551 177 siII

Houses Rent Furnishel:1

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Housps for Sale

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JIM HIINI REALTY
7574 Park 1"

nytime_With_Ease

n

iose,

IlolJsc,'. for St'

1441

AutiuIfS ocily 372 1750

Tuttle-White ('onstr., Inc. S', of
SW'4 of si-:', f NF:', of Sec
* construction Foremen ,
StIte retirement plan, paid
20-29. letes part eli. $40,000.
t,OSptiiieIflliOfl. vacation and tick
'.'u'.t be ciperienccd in telephone
lp4v
Apply Lois Hare, Room
ma0hol conduit and Cable con
Northsidc Baptist Ctiurctt
307 )C5 Seminole County Cour
struclion Paid vacat,ont and
Inc. to hilly C Millarn &amp; 'at
WANTED
holiday'., sick leave WINCO
moose. N Park Ave
Sanford,
Marilyn. It 20 131k C Bear 1k
CIa
CONSTRUCTION CORP Iii laSs
hits., 84.000.
RECEPTIONIST &amp;
WHOA Don tttlrow away U5I4l idle
Construction laborers br
Don Brown &amp; wi Constance,
lemt Sell them quickly with a
Plastic Concrete work
Op
EXECUTIVE
Herald Went Ad by calling 373
Ind. &amp; trustees to Wynken Inc.,
portunity for advancement
J 2411. anti asking ibr
0557 327 1$S
a friendly
1.1 12 131k B The Springs,
SECRETARIAL
Ads, isor
816,000.
MANAGER
I.
ASSISTANT
TRAINEES
MANAGER, good talar, and
I)orue V.'. Kelly to Wm. N. ,
REAL ESTATE S.alesrnen needed!
r1,nQ fl the Secretarial t,,ld
benefiti Apply in person to
Mutlipli listing compu'rr 5cr
That-ne &amp; si-f Anna N., 1.13 &amp; N
sounds uflte,es! 'ç to iou sOd your
EASTERN OIL COMPANY, Ill
Sc. and realtor .'ltS%t.,ncp in
r*'ed is u?ger.t. At mill Qiy you
12's" of It 4 131k 20 Suburban
W 13th St Sai,fcr,i 373 9S)7
Cr00., tnonus
(Drzupli'qe tracing and provid you
homes, 118,000.
I
wthfUliorparttirne,rn,m,r,,
Forrest Greene, Inc.
Harry D. Crites &amp; wI Anna to
*fSiCh ever SCSi detirl BoIls
19
Female Help Wanted
morn.ng anti evening Classet
Reaitc'.'t
Win, H. Leggett, Frances 1. &amp;
13CII '.5 iairtiaruk'.
avaIable YOu must be wiling N
Jleed attractive person fo Iran is
WE 'rakE IRA
Jos. B. Carter Jr &amp; Beverly F..
mm,tiat,l, Pert.oriai 0
-'--professionai make up instructor I E' of LI 304 0. P. Swope Co tees,ew required
HIGH SCHOOL (,RAOS
High earnir.g potential Call 373
S (Oc LIlT-U ST OPt- P.415
plat of Black Hammock less F
3730, Vvian, Woodard Cotmetic'.,
CALL 834-8588 NOW
Sob'..dary of General Foods
20'. 812,000
EARN $1000 1150)
Hallmark ('onstr, to ThirkelI ORLANDO BUSINESS
uto,part lime Apply
COLLEGE
Summer employment for Students
Mc(1l1, IA 5111k A, Washington
Seminole Lodge Nursing Home.
II or older Door to dOOr in
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Set' 15-21-32 etc. aka 1* 124
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tlbert 1.. McDonald &amp; wf EL'ic,
S'ARPIAGES b Marilyn an'.tim.
Concept Designs Inc. to Dale
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K. Martin &amp; WI. Sandra, 1,1 13
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in the kitchen. No retailer how tnuch I
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uutiaiiiiahuli.s ti t a record pacr
their sales tire
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iq wmii us smallerlines.ability to itimet the ilenuind
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fkl(KLs excvpt beef iAcre lifted

last month as the first stage to(
Phase 4 loohich %plent trill) full efI, I taxi iS 114 1 prices rain tin

uuii%enting tlia
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tile number lit f attle slalwh.
Unit
plies ineat for the )till and JuveIroppord from 605.*X) during the
I(N Ial, bec.111%
. 4. of till. sljort;1 gl,
n1l, IvIvntion fat lilt)- in the
week (if June 11 tip 1M,0IX) Issst
-stilipliers )list cannot muilt),
week. They salil 12 packers
Ippl) us %%till tile atilount of
Lutho-t- Nunit-io, tilt- supplier. I
ive climed in California. seven
beef %e need." said Col. J. E
%iiid lit- is losing $40 to $50 for
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Skaggs. till ollirrations official ever)- steer he Supplies even each in l(kilin and Oregon anof
n4lill"Wit in Montana and Texatir
;it tile baser
though he butis ill(- a;lItlialil "
Navy commissaries in San from feedlots and slaughters
A smillar Suit Ls pending in
I)Ie go ran (out of beef Friday; tile,,, himself Ife said lie rivedi Philadelphia. where
it local
rationing %its reported at other Immediate increasei of up ill 50 meat clealer filed a clam action
('alifornia bases; jind Norm I ents is loolund fit) Some Itelivi fin behalf of
the nation's retai\1affil, ;I spokesman for till,
imut it si( ka p. a so' taIlor i t
ita me at pia ka rs in Seattle I iiurt If declare

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Iti. '.ltlsa'ri.ss call fir ,uhl
aphid ixhinal lhiaohIS, calling
then; datuan lies and added v.rs anal rs'a-ards s'rtiining n.
that he had "absolutely nothing Agriess and a Ioruuit'r Agnesa
to lthk
aide back through l%2 lint
Silhixinmis 55111' is..sua'.i last check with stat.' of(ia'i,ik
eu'k lui lb.' Maryland hull of shitussed that ret-orals on file tirai
(P back as far it s 19641 tht year
1k • ords and 11w Slite 114u aral of
I'Auction 1-awt, for Agile%k's ilignew Successfully ran 11,r
camigugn records.
It hits been remirted that
Oil Frida). Morris L.
same of the documents will
staIn aruhi 1st atut records ad.
show Astnew received pol[tical
inlrustrator, said the attornev's contribotitions from some
of
offit e would -send ;I represenia- those
being investigale(i by
fleall for alleged kickbacks and
lit saiui tha. combing of the
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haul all of them It- I ff
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Ford.
General Motoi% Chr,
ler and American %lotirwit all I~
heavy emphasis on their r...
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ounted for .3 per rent oil
loniestic auto sales in the fir
seven months of this r.sr
icitipareti with 22.4 per cent
Ut' caine period of 1972
Small foreign cars aLso ancUing well Volkswagen soI
44.934 cars in the first i~
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rt)Liry engine, has sold 73,M:j
in so far this year. cornparord
with 27,210 for the caine pert iol
a t)ear.
The Increases have occurreil
k-spilt' the dollar devaluation

KUNt,., FU BEWARE
CINDYFLANDEWS 17
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Sanford. takes a defensive Karate poosturi,
after boesting six other Karate and Kung F
(;rtvn Belt ~komen to take first place in tt,,SAICe Coast Open Kung Fu and Karwo
Tournanient. which drew More than 400 cm,
testants frorn throughout the U. ;. See photos
and stor% on page 211,

worge Ilortiney. former prest(Ient of AMC, once called
p:.rmline guzzling linosaw-N."
But it appeared virtually err
tain that thoe hot spot in the 1974
auto sales racv would be the

a lass haired.
'iota cannot establish cowl
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under tilt- #:(Pinter and make Ili

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(lines as much mooney as Sti' arc'

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llauustalti a Al' i
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The buck pn- k, called an
astronaut unuina-uscrmg unit,

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(or AMU. is lit-ing developpittil

%teightless Ili Space. is uorn

passihalt' use ufl litter

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'A lien
astronauts sc ill transfer

like a laika'r's boa-k ick ui.h
carries its o%n elt-ttrical
suppls
intl nitrogen gas

ha. Its ii n tpuu a ship-i car mntas u
.arnumaal ss Ink' Making a's14.1 11161 repairs to orbital stui -

praljx II oat
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stas hospituluej teat-ntis for
tan k sur t rs
Ruth insisted
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1,111119 "IdUstrilio, arld all Internationally known
SIX-Clallst says rising beef pricvs ini"

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wrangle between
tmbuLin. ", t \ • C
amid'. d'.st bt it
police and tire de.iruuents
I'. to stop rot it mg emt'rgt'nt ' calls bet%"
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and '-i ,amtti lIt rtidon \Iavr Bill I..rter is e x.
pe ted to tell the city council at 7 tonight
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plotting

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laughter, Mrs. llolfnuan's IdCC
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Itepublican National Cmiventioti

tilk with

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i!vltul. I'll, suffourided b) the

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rai*'eui of about two feet u s'
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itt still hit mnos ad If,
Ca pe K enne dy, Fiji. .
lutuna-Ji pad Tuesday, 'l1i.
rocket t'a*iltl hit- jaunt-bed
Sept 10 or hater if needed
Ast.onuuls Alan L. lit-un,
Dr (hstn K (,arrlott and

IAlusIiw begun the
I ihi itt&gt; of their planned
cis&gt; orbital journey, will'
s uumilmuuuimliler H-t'ati set to In&gt;
xii it ja't.,,rup.'Ieul back ja
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it it now appeared tiltastronauts will make it
110rolal trill hollie. flight
director (hark% IA'tSi'.
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It tup L'he go t nuient sd It ill fight on to

\trc hoffman, 57. held the
Lirt&gt; kw- uwurt' than iota faintly
tnt mutt rs and Irk rids Saturda

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hhI(hI P R ICES trill record harvests which fail
to
the deniand for food indicates
American-,, are still pa~tng for a grain shortage brought on bv last 'ear's huge sales to
I't 11011, 1 Page 6B)

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AP) -- 'Ilk. histe-', re ruitil
pled White palaillas '
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90 up tit greet her guesta. But
notx)d) it Ituth Ilo.4finan.s par.

after having 11111 oil livarby Lake Monroe.
i Herald Illoto bli, Charles Edlivardsil

IIAITY ('1111,I)HEN at Florida Vnited
Methodist Children's Iloille ill Ellivrprise pile
almard truck to return viilo(ws I() stort-roolli

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DETIMIT All) -- Spurr-,v!
by tholi 0%jillne shortage. tin. ill
1 ar sales are higher than
arsol are expected to take
spotlight when the US. auti,
hntry presents iv; 1774 twx!-

.000 more than in the Sainte periid last - ear.
-lbe US autorr
~noring the big cars-which

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Gas Dow n

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i. but the fuel
crisis did.- Said a ipokesinan
hir Volvo. iophich reported sales
if 34,122 cars in the first six

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th.y I tiond
tort mller rr

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laid
Jim
Perhaps nptimi.qtjorially,
trip gas
Even stronger words came, or
li
ile manager nf Joe rearnonj tales
consumption by large U.S
Chry s ler-Chpvrulet and
It's definitely a ft4f,
(Jl'5 Is much wore. than that by
Cadillac who saII if s'inierme said Ted Fnd,cntt. saki middte-sjie to small (IS. ear'
can afrord a (ailillar,
manager for Jack Prowr
Rut
won't say we can
ocsnI worry about the price of Ford" Its the hggeit fais'n in compete with the foreign ear'
gas
small car Pi cifTiothin.''
fl this of course Queen said
Agreeing with the Toyota
E. I.. Queen, general
While Roy Marrum of Mil t
uIle!unan, Rhoden said the manager of .Ism lash Chryier. Florida f)raiige wai not atut ti
trend to small cars began years Imperial was blunter. saying. challenge foreign gas cenobe fore anynm heard of any gas
I wish people svtsaki stop corny
especially sinee hi
shortage
talking shout t his gas thing it
cI-wnpuiny sells the Japanese.
I nople are more service has definitei affected fur ti4ui
r'wlna'ecI Call
he 'lit w ar
oriented now," he said The car saks
customers an a safety
n.,t in.,!
1I!itjn
Cml usiori
,tu tang ,s people keep 'ccii is being overlook.-

9,O6 compact and suba
;,act (ti in the first se,. - , r,
iw)nths of 1773, all increasis,

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tion for poissibit- bribery. extortion, (owspiracti ;trill inconit,
tax l a w situ ations in connec tion
'iou knoss s ill, ithi a f It
w ith a proha.
act corruption In
"things" which arc being UnBaltimore County will the slate
tiVa1'j
"t 1C't"!S I"
f s'ir'.Ianai,
Washington these days, I
Agnew has unequivocally derecently taint .nross Lincoln's maied an charge., th.it he
un (unnaaLs sshiti I ft-i would
be appropriate at tills little.
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Morrill Sharp ill Seattle, Wash .
promised ill rule toda)L sin a ,Suit
borought b) tilt- Western States
Meat Packer., Assot- tation.
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eu-i( us later
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at hit Arlut&gt; Ft
()fit training hase near Monte.
rv). Calif., Said no beef would

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The
Id better ut'ah sti this ti
l*more some Of thecollipetihiaji U.S. uiltiurnt's office was prepared tush is to begin picking
pit ks it up
for tI. nit st
through a mountain of sub;xaa'ukiys I'll Ix' visiting the hills of
naed ducuuuittils spanning Spiro
Vtrgtiiny a all business, thank
1'. agnt
'mit
. pa st publia years In
lit, atterlding it newspaper .1111 investigation fit Nlarfland
political corruption.
scininar at the luirent paper in
Agnew likas told altiout two
Martinsville, See )oil oil
M onday• the Mh and share.1Ii weeks- ago his U S Mtv (k'orb'e
Beall (if Baltimore that tilt, \,jt'c
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continue in the building coo
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the Post stirs
ecilit into-I ''that Mr. Slims 1145,1
t*'s'ii shariit&gt; e ritn'ail sf .'cgnesi
111,1 iiii'ttii t't5it''fl (la' l'n-'.i
skist •siait Stat' plesitteist 'ft
'l'ut'scLi&gt; (Sit Agne w's side' it
vs, its l.'arist'eI that the tie-c presi
mti'ust cntere,l (tint iise'e'tulig
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the council Thursday night b
I. I. ('0* urging the o(fict.als I
atlost the ht'alth service t

I stouhi like to appoint a mentioned aLso that a letter had
stint&gt; board aunt sit dust-n and been ree'ei', ccl from ' ".'
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l&amp;,ngitot.d art-a Chamb.'.
Conunere-e asking the off,
he' 54*1(1
to reconsider pountiuns take"
1k' pointed to ,tt-ert'rowdrij
the Clinic.
City
e'oialitmons in
hail 4flt1 said
The' count) has been given
the espansion completed last CIes
to vacate ttue hitleliact
fall has already bet-amne ob-

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the fl.r'l - a.
Church Striott .j,

tit1'.sn plan to es-sit $185,000 to trsbutiaas and labi,r from - It -$ltk1,t) stotsld b.' a siancte of resislents
lit'ti.,'% lit' said joining the cii&gt;
The' petitien, said to cont,auns
haitI wi th the polk-v station 700 signatures, was received b&gt;
ss , old eliminate touch rwetk'd into cit) council without L'Wfliirking space,
uuent. M.i&gt;cir Eugene Jaques

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(rrinrr, i,hic'ti as hired lit 1N9 to supervise runatruttloiu iii (fir SO utile Weal thair lulIti II), relkIrhetlI)
rr. •'tiiHirndrcl that Use stale take aid 01)110111 Ins flak lit
sites stint him iu-gohisitrd iftIItI(Ittl with gos- than
oultra 1-irpurallunis slid Individuals fur lite options.
"lit sutise' Itislui,cri it appears that the option lsolder
sirs-n neId I.) the I)rparliiiruut 'if I; ailiportlaliun for
s.ptlona r ts'ii Iwlore (lie opliun ts.,Idnr s 1usd tsiuht the Iutic
intoh'rd,'' Piuss htemw said.
lucre appears it, have litr&amp;s lose I'uoprrssliomi I,eltir,ti
l,rrinrr tdlk-iuIs and rrttits offim'ials of curpiuraliuns
owning ,tptliilus
she aditeti

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Ictit C' stittitri • alto, the tlt',a

lit '.su'I ha' siactilti 'iaks'
', ii it t.'luutiiugl&gt;
bait eti;itile' but
-it lice' aip$lrsiprlaste'
'r' scan am cooler reuse-lion ul
thus' ci in the' appropriate
'u_se.
to tie' appropriate iiittitttii''' lIst' t,tits'
itliaut.'t't'r rt't-urdn are iiee'desl,
''Whit.' I h'ut' uncle's,'' S45111
limit ,sdsh'el hit ''tinuIire'e s'clu'iitetl the' I 'sit. it
es-c' iiiinslful that
.sie'.tmtuti"itutl qut'sti'siss'' sisitlil nii,lIe'r.cus .u't'ounts
of the AgIns t' ta' is' t-scnside're'cl
'Itis' Waistunglais Pset saisl
fir't r.'s;aaiises at Agust'w's 'if.
it( , it, this' nt'i', s ts,rsfi're'nt'e vitas

Ps 1' aE stt,

('canned

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said in an inks-i kit itilhs the 'raimipis Tribune,

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Lc*,e, whij had ionswert4i I, ..

crib and attempted to nisurder

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rock pit sites ho spI.'uIul,Prl. aulsir oh Isum might htiir
It. i- is paId bc-I or.' tts.&gt; ti ii tad the It, ml ini'ii it-il,
''We are liii riihigaIInX mluftX hii.a lutes to 'l'te'rtIsiisc• it
(,rdurr (onipail) ohik-ais are liiialt id in tummhhlil of intrfr.I since they stied as units for the ilate' in acquiring
options on the pits or li sI.u1i (with s tine defrauded,'' she

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isiurderer went
tit't&amp;t't'k 00 lJtJ) hit had been ;I
(hr (hug for ¶,itvl_a befit,' (hetiagrd&gt;, polite sitid
Altar killing Sergeant l(ut

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with ttwtj' own guns, ink)a!
frina theiti by InanUecs,

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friends, I feel agvrit•ved
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ut1it ol kit khan ks heard io-ses-au itil rtsss Federal (.
fit tails re'Iu.c&amp;nt to nay if the
ttnstimusofl) Invsils-ed Agrscis
The Vice President tiI a
nests confereus. t' Wednesday tie'
'absolutely mstatliing to
hid.'' - (roums till- invushugustors,

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iruuriunut&gt; Jay II 1eipkus, tiOs' 'if
tonic'&gt; aim San Francisco Agrsrst
- s attorneys, said Is,'
couldn't have arri'ce'd at a fibs-C
stould tie' in touch stitti tics'
oppirturs! (lila'
prosecutors next sit's.'k
M&gt; good personal friend
Agnew wits t'xpecta'iJ to re-

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World War II anal In Korea, arid
sts's-k
tIwim i.r 2 )ears as a jstlietMe',,nssutuslc', a federal grand
officer In Berkeley, Calif.
jury in Whitmire, which sInce
lIe' Owl fuss e'u suskk:il&gt; at 5

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hundisods of oth•c mIctoas
adding
typewriters. cslcuiaso's,

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In Request For Records

It'll aim) be on ttult Sallie od;,1%
situt'n these omnipotent mis'iduaLs can not os-il&gt; guarantt-cutet' but also 'oke the telpoiLsi-

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Police said Mrs Tipton was arrested at a neighs tiouse litt'here she had taken (lie I)al)v girl. Mrs.
Tipton and her husband are separated, officers said
Mrs. Tipton was hieing hed in jail on first degrec'
murder charges and arson,

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I hospital,

, A,hiIN(;1ON -i
Prenaids-nit Spiro 'I ,tgneis tum
Can't &gt;ou just uriaglrue (1w
retired to a desert resort 1t
r It'rful reaction this must pro. long
•.,t
is e't-kensj, leaving behind
i-at- c azrionigst the crooks' Ira- the
t'n
question sib whether he' still
i..#' '.ac
ta-mit&gt; - 'Oh boy, nosu whenever
turn use's- his financial records
I. 41's
sit' go to a'rack some- place
to fe'ek'rusl proset-utairs probing
Just know (list thpm're' sis,n't
' :.sn
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xiIitit'aI 'orruptiori ill Mar) '' 'usc hero inside is itli a gun
land
redisI&gt;' going to shoot at us
,
Agrw'as left Washington (ci
,,a"u 411
hf) tills-c
I'aluti .Springs, ('uslif - 'Iliursdas
L'imi .Of
after re'portrdl&gt; being granted
tZ 'e111
'Ibe following tnt.uut&amp;' to is
te,,!
airs indefinite s'xI&amp;'rs_sion on (hi.slain polu-rns,an tars editorial pro
set-uturs' request for this'
first printed in The American
I .a11
sloc- wuents while IsIs lawt'rs
uw.j
kiflt-ttusiui ant written tj&gt; Kirk
stud) the' possibilIty of clautuilnit
',llt
I ;trrats-rt Kirk a prat tic srig at

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When new, these

This heavy duty office
machine when new
usually sold for about
$535.00, but during
this August Special pay
George Stuart only
$299.50 each - . . and
you may pay this a; littie as $20 a month if
you prefer.

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trying to do in Washington' 'to
MC which of the competing
ara!,Ips can caine up with Uw
unsI a,clnsrw cunnriie'nt air

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The said a neighbor dii-ovc'rt'cI lilt, hed of .Jen- v '111)1 OIl ,ll' - in the he'd ,tl ten'
'-'iiia.al',t' In tiit' )),III!,(.
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'hit' small fire \% as quickly put out 1) thu fire
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tli iIrtI2it'flt but police' said the child was dead on
.t rriva I at a hospital,
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An ;sutopsy was to be performed today to
'tis"ot-dr the exact cause of death. but ;dIce saiti the
youth had appaz'eiitiv been strangled with an

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rImndsc %tt)1fl1i0 Was 'iiirg"e1 with murder and
tcxIa' in the death of her 0- ear-old son Police said the boy had I n'cn
strangled and his bed set on (ire.
PoIic said thc were also lilt ttItlitIn tlia' Iassutnlity that I)iaitne' 'I'ijltsHI,
27, stabbed her infant daughter .

Sanford Plozo

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Intl r;itmfip.l I '''uiitiiisaioner .lri,i Morris
'ts'atisuts of Sc't,iinole's
iiarsi e mpa lit&gt; K itosi It-s told esm iiuiisss isiner
1 unitt'rstisnut 11cc hirnIarts
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,%Ijit-tiltural latid. -wilitil (of .S](. nis:111
,'it, hail Aug. 14, IS, 21, 22, 2
Sanford Ma&gt;air Ii's' Macore
41,A anal sirist f li.,istoual 14mm',
;in.l 29 in accvjul.srw-e with us new
ca,m.l this' tit&gt; Isis. been invitost
,urinu't,'sl by S'tiI'rsi Jutis- 11
state law,
l)uu legislation defining Ioke s4'rlsi is retirs'iwntatss's. to the

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'''I, Iii'- iilti.'titt?t Ii,
a' s-'
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props-seth la-,, Knowtei for the'
Ititta I.sik.' Mat y and Sanford Julian ,Sti'flstrrit soul.
rn'(
(isv-al year beginning Oct. 1
i-,sitf,trsl
bus'.' beets liis-Ite'tl I'' p.m
'uts
sec' why we cte'aulul I don't think
'They treacle no tentative cutal but
V,arrt'ii Kti'isli.'s 54pl%154'cl dl) Il.NO, ui law asI gov.'rnmmeent the split to-twcen oorth
I iNtirad they may make some

Friday, August 10, 1973-Santord, Florida 32771
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dan de r 'This contact caui-'
sc'rtsitized rs'lts to release' hi,

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irwlivjdt,aI member, 14 the s-neat industry continued It 'cIgh against th e Sept 12 ps-lee ceiling on beef
The R'ifrpw'r'q Union in 4.sv Vork ('ity predicted Us-I'
'hnr'i of the '- Ityq meat wlwct.-saler, would be Io's.(1 by -enu1riftos-Jy because cf a lack of tac4
Wayne Brewer. frond dIrector of aga Psicad c
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sept lit suppht, continue '- -

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Inttustr) nhi

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Mirror Chest
Head board and

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of preserving ftirt'ts. the
('cOlOgtltUi rut icled z' al tin'
helped creut., sImppio' c-vflLtr
and huwlirw trw1. it what used

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tu,vt 111,11th it i..
rrnwrrs, nutn
prtvtste Owners are selling It
teal estate develuperi nKL liii.
paper companies witti their I
!,ve.niIllini Lirre" o! itreenbelt,
tutt for

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inct.'uflg costs of nuinutw
turlrW paper. decreasing t$t
of cnnItwttUVI plastici, and
urtutr,.dtuiiiflatrd l.egntliiturt
tare rauiini ntlin privat.

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ANSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMEN1

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brought iititiut in
paht'nt when tit hoJ a
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these are belped by c'rnmolvn,
l'LiIflns and Svntex stand to get
about a million dolla rs a da&gt;
(1I the sate of th e iris mails

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Iteintul Shill t% nut

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central air home improvement
loanS"

the doctors, to th e press"
A look at the cast side of IN
ledger offers a clue. ('romolyr
costs the pa tient about a da'
lar a eta&gt; If there art nine
million people an nually with
asthma, and if tten a tenth of

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campaign. then
for a new miracle drug
What's all the fu.ss about'
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nsi-tle'
which is carried Li&gt; the p'
tirnt'5 breath deep into Ut

.uae.iiip,

or no tuaU', a S'ntet reprt-sc'ntatis'e arrives-i Ut tht offset
with sampie u,s- 11w medur'int-

uiIsIXlited

about
W then all the
cromcclyn' Wh&gt; the s-rust li ng to

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i's-i' i's liv sih.'ut fir Sv'itetiif#r rfriive't- y rose to it l twaslirt sit lit.' I tilt sign Ikanil of Trael. s-un Thmmrviny, the its-itt
sans.'. tat it'" 'ins the ps-u es gusirioci th.' built allowable If) s-cots
tI..wes-s'r, the presi.krit 1 4 the National &amp;svn'iatlon s-if
Wtw'uiI (r,'sie,s staid is ru's a's-el wheat es-np was being liar, cu-cl It',; t,aJ ta a''''" I Ph.. f ,
InatnisIr tb 'juggling

\tinrseapohs omen siuiwt lush
Ilahers In the l'itt tlansl. (ire • siren saul tt,i pinnvsc'.I In irs
ereicte jwlecs brain tsso to fit-c' s-rot si IsmI sawn ssnst fliuffolit,
\ \' h,,k..t i''isls • .iiq:,iis iffis istI suiI,I, I isnilI co t

fuss

which punctures the capsa.h(
and pernhlts (lx' patiell' 1

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leg is- diseases except asthma

inhaling devi ce was

tar inviustuins to ,rirnibu scmuuirs to he' he ld throughout

Will s-i'

juare feet of the niui 1
atiflUhll3. ttw article pur
out An employt on it
furnt ,th'' one roll of
ptastu tap phair)
plants, prote cted from ii
tazz.rd of weather p;
thrnu,!h the plastic rnul
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A number of huge and small baking companies hat.' ansi'un,i'd immediate tn impending price in,'rrwscs Ins- breat,
blaming the hikes on the Increased cost N finest. eggs,
NI-t toning and other Ingredients,

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lbe
rk,,Jf,,re tw'partrnenf reported Thureday th*s-P-ttl55 r(R5 W
heJIf 511(1 vcytc.aiu crops will be at ret '1
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A department siokesm,n sakl Ice ensuld nvcs- ps'y'ra a.'
er grorery ps-ice-s all a ?'tbs,itt
itung the rising cs-st's rub fre'ti grain and may, a grsu'sp
'.4' .sttircgtor 'Ianrmen w.re m Washington, r ( , Thm'vl I ,
'a. ',fihy fr's' s 31 per htundriwlwe$gltl Pww'c'st (aho,it I cents s-ri
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Inlet stub lit sisal. (iim p , ci lii, Ii laiki'. llistti't 11111. ,'n,,'mlmn cii
tic' his-teases ntsendI is ith A&amp;i' lost it nit is us-sinai sit fit
Slot es in San l'rant Sl II unit AII';iius , N V , were ri-pain IIn
lit,' ent lila, k ups III'I I'liI Itresial cc its up 1111 4.0 cots in can,.'

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freeze h ttrcsIjent Situ-en July 18 has e been rising too fast

)ergsc asthma It is of no help
in pa tients wi th chron ic lung
di seases from other causes It
Is not useful in emphysema It
Is not at present useful in a)-

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useful only it, pisteirits wi th at-

pared as a dr) powder ;re

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methnd s-cf giving the medicine
hnl tt ta devises-I

flmc'ts apw-ox2riuOtCl nit-st rustturn people annuall&gt;

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asthma

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ill,' I os5 of liiIn ('bull it sat t t,'swf dupilitec am,' 841 to R_'i
;'i .'ent normal, althnsujts 11w Fiiii i' beIng • I (oct lit, 111540% In
tilt udual meat is hu1le.zci4-'m c anti m-ri,nth't s 1s' nuluc It lit.it
Kenneth f-'c*lnr,dire, tar of the (lUtes' of F.i.'nt i'Stiei' itittil toting for the ('ast of 1.it ing ('none-il, salt Thw'lin% that 11w
twcf price .'eilsng is sllei iwcitng In t tsti oInInc pt lii's ithent
treating ii i.tetpread sh.wtagrs,
'It's not as ,iiun-h as sic is ousisi like to soc - but it ,loctn 'I (It
the definition of shot-loge that a lot of i.'ople sei'in to Ii'
iscIng," t"s'cfw- said

("rornolyn acts in somi 14 0

to prevent the release of (hess-med lator uhctanct' thereb

of a group of monkeys on
which IL was tested l.ater exper Iments suggested th e
monkey-kiduie) problem has
t dc wi th the monkeys rather
than the drug
fme problems arose in the
prt'psmrsstiofl of th e medicine
Cromolyll is not stable when
mixed Into water so a Iles

by a Western
Uruon Mailgram to a pr
hricftru "fin medical ad., •i... ,,.rn.,men, nt

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in turn ciltuec the 'rnpta'STTCS

Erbsnd ft was first mentioned in the allergy journals
about UW8 and even appeared
in the Americana Annual for
l9Rb. The medicine has been
used on man) pa tients abr oad
and on enough pa ti en ts In this
eoufltr)' to satisfy t he Food
and Drug Administration that
it is helpful for treating al.
lergic' asthma
There was a brief delat in
the hucensurt procedure when
th e medicine appeared In

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lI,Iiftti' I
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('I)tIttIhItili'II
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IIii,,ie hfi%
h1rth, iIecIohiiIwflt of riiriil nren of
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iIflfloufle(I that aitiu,i*.' the St.ite In th' ;uiionint Ill
to linrIIIa IorJII(•rs, $71,454).03.
rUnII riiiilent
and rural u%4'II to IrnihI or
reritiul
turiil rel4lenue, lfl
i uunniunttie fur the
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1, 1972 Iii June 30, 1973 esveiIcd houtnj tailittu"u, and two tarn
hdulr liou.cing faiIltle, ihii h
1l2l,r0l,fl4)0, thkh
recoil lilith for rural
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Jeaus()riit on said that it isvrry hard for inch man
I enter the kingdom of heaven. The context makes it clear
that Jesus did not mean His remark as a condemna tion f
has
rh men. Rather this was a wariung that ffl
({Tnous power to distract people from love of God and love
neighbor .
Animiw who doubts the truth of that statement should
a good hard look at presenidsy America. In our txm'
hes1 level in histhr, Een th(
'rs have soared to the
erage American family" today enjoys luxuries hey or-it
rdrcamsoftheCarsars ButashtinganddshaVegiw
recent vi'ar'. church attendance has on down. Mariu
;sçuhe have cafled attention l.a the "who needs God'" atiiide that is widespread
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"icred imisic h\ 'Me 0ptis 11 Choir of
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% attitude fails to acknowledge the large

;urrkh;iru Bapt is t Ch urc h.

riclents, ti the help

getting increasing attention In
theological studies in this coun.

IR RESENT S CO NCER T

Tupelo. Miss at 7

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Church. AltarrionleSprings,
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At the colloquium at Hous-

tigion first-hand.

up heard a persn' who is w(-il off express the notion that poor

religious adult) in

'The world will make s-ousuffer."

the

lili'h~tl .-irt- 04, ltu"iai. IU;-~
"lk,.i ttits. 011111;luriisl,~ ;Inw
more like
to pevAer. the) allowed the tist.s like' ''11tey're
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Baptists a grest deal of Southern Baptists tMn any

11160's,
fluivrmeflt started in
hum area of study has cot'

htenus, judgmental, and being insensitive to the needs of

the

lie did

centrated on the IM's

In onl~ one of his man) parables did Jesus goesk directly

work at Washington Urtit'crstts

1!,.'in who had no sVmpathy far a beggar who starved W death

tit psycholog.%. then went into
Duraw. the Urne of the czars.
seminar) training. At the
according to SLeeve, it was
illegal to be a Baptist. and Unwersity, of Kansas, he looked

liii doorstep

Few of us think of ourselves as being rich I suppose that
is because we measure our prosperity against the penspenty

many were sent to Siberia far for an area of specialization at

-:i;ingly prrvent.s the great nui)mx-ity of us from taking to
le t art the warnings of Jesus thriat about the perils of being

pr~sojoed. and both siiis t,hor
Russian Or thodox Church as an

r It h - We are rich but do not reahze it. And we do not realize

it.,: it is ,;till vti- hard for it ru-tm main tm enter the kingdom of
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mmuniti sex-vice Sur,ar
I lake, I.,,lbby Mt'Garvey-, arid
I,. ni'n Flake shown in photo
ow with adult
louise L*x'ber'i playing in
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there will be a reception of flt'
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the Church. Special intisic will
mvk-J by the Cha"-1

Alffiough Ulm Litskotar &amp;oux

ttrifl, "Wak.an-Tanks." denotes
the one Great Spirit or Supreme

SuaKKert)

Third Black b
B ishop I s

Choir,
Junior Choir, and
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h'mlgriii Inn Following the
service there will be fun,
ft-!iiwship and food for all

First United
Methodist

T\ Sub j ect

Holy Cross

a rare aung. accorded only to
those holding full trust W to

Being, It Also includes all the
"spirits or powers of creation."

misrepresent a deeply cherLshed

Brcwn said, thus "embracing
both unity and diversity.'
As Black Elk put it, ''Wak,anTanka, you are everything, and
yet above everything,"

heritage

Episcopal
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th' -1 ! '('a'rs (lid, are
the Suriiiiivr I )ay ('amp in

iNE of the many activities at
I)eltona sponsored by churches and other grouj in the
community, being held at United Methodist Church, is
ladling. Instructors are Mrs. S. Myers, Mrs M.
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Myers, Frances Gacrier, Shari Monnme, Kelly
Musselnian. Karyn Hartel, Ken Musselman, and Dian
Schmitt
Herald Photo liv Char)(- Edward

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NO 111JURILS IN AIRPORT COLLISION

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donors for July: Franklin
Culbreth
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Michael
McGibbon, David Bass, Bansoul; I) Smith, l)'uvid .. IlixidyNellie Wilson, Doris II, Kohher
Alfred Puetrantoni.
Two gallon donor was John
Tyner and tour gallon donors
I outs M . Sweeter; oral Clarenet:

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Harrison hItmtipton

I )vlliaih '.1 Mingo
Julia M. ('eulsiumn;
hiirt'tta Frederick

( 'iu'eirgm' l- hk'aishe'y
Charlie I' Carlson

G. Cas.soniis a

Kyle K l3.amue'r
Margaret Lake'
Adrian M. Blair
Barbara, Anderson
MwareI (' Miles
I iuil.'hl K. Sauuimpsuuuu
A t r ia C. Toy lot
I'nmmne McKinney Jr
Jennifer H. Milligan
I broth&gt;' Moore
Henry I), Stevens Jr
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hli-rkey I.. Scott
Anna (, Ilrauntky
.Je'ff.'ry I, 'l'tiursaituu
l(m'hjt'cu'o Connors

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s1r Alexander. a Lx,y . I.k'li.iry, l"laa
?ulr. &amp; Mrs Jimmy Basis, am
girl, Sanford

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Virginia
Ilumrhusiin,
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Siutuuiii I 'airoelo, I k'ltono,

I ie'h'ui Suitt'ras, Winter Springs
thin, (' W,ultrirhi, lk'ltiuni,
(l.$I's-IiSt' IV. Shirt, lk'ltmumia

Ahelamiult' ('onh', lk'llaury'
Michael S llandemm, AIt1u

Willis,

for each .nunt.
n mother irr.'st the '.her

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Aept -ined thire, Florida Highw i~

f-Airnalvirl darnape,((I the 'msna at SR,W) and
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s.aid the tnick
Airix)rl Manager .1 `4; Cleveland

,),llilha enn(ornoled Jmtq Whit. *line%%. ,atight ,I hit ,oM
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inspect Thiir-siav night
ti, :ui, its siwurt St.

.viis he;,vi l, 'lamagu"i'I. 'psbIy a total kcR

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the inid morning colli.mrin.
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Ilt- ridirl l'h(ptrjhyWiIIiaMVincPnt.Ir
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employ.,

%fler l hreateninit tn ithnot
Whillock the robhem hoppoeid
rta .i --tratting red Dntstui Pick.
Ind fled the wetie heaving .,
i •-wc'' of rav"t behind

State Agents Tes tify

The inetulent w-,irroti in
parking !ot 4 MeDonald'i (..
,,mrant whrn ;I 1770 Cadi;f -,
.I,ith ,in Ohio tail rppWpdl%
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driver of the vehicle lien
'iti' mole, 14-17 yari old ith -;kipped the scene with the
1 ,-rid *hnuihuter length hair md
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Kcni'a'tlu ful Murphy
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be fetkd at d farewell
following the evening

party'

service' Sumida. She has led
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- 'hue only opposition we have
lward." Mayor Jaques replied

-Iessup Jr
Otlx-r dorpors %%vrt-

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Woldi', Keith ('. Ahney, Larr
H . Sinuletary. Mars Buffis,
i)fl F. limIter, Stanley I-;
Wilson, William I) Jordan,
,\iuuiresu W. Ih'im'rk', Larry Jay
l'it'ri,'y, 'l'oiiuumiit' l,m-u' Ilairne's,

hearing would be beneficial ti
.111 concerned including 'ta'
t'iunty cummiuumlissioni.
The Altamonte Springs 'i.'r
plaint itt be exp.untled ti
mullion .ilhon per day capacity

E.C. Harper Jr., Edward K.
Owens, Robert I" (rahani .lr,
,tkzonukr C. htuvera, ('athitriut'
Parker, Robert I. [leaves, lilt
l".urtxwt, ilanit'l T. Ihiskins,
Mabel A. ('liapuuman. Thomas K
Gibbs Jr., Robert M .Mt' ers,
Terry J. Ilalu. h1uls'rt K lr' in
,Jr , htiik,rt II I lasty - Jai-h I Pert-.', h.. Ma.' ,Sjuuhliii.
Mt'hs'in V Wilkins, William Ii l(u(liaruit Ilootiross W. II urtks
.inutl Jotu'i I) Buhl, also, F:iu;ery
krtinbrint-. Juito II
Donald It Fortier, alter I

as am r.'gimrial facility..,-tnd
('mimitmi itner Greg Bruin.
minimal u titt'nels that es-en at
state-approved 95 per vent
treatment rate, 146 tons of
untreated lMillutants will be
dumiqail annually into the Little
We'Ici. a hlus er
I iruwn . tat requested federal
agencies to award grants ti
rather
thai a
Longwood
Altamonte for i imtposa'l
5)-stein that would be en-

ltois.son-

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,iuia'l Ritharil lIthe'&gt; , J.un;iti,

K I)'Ila', 1,utrii-ia Ant; 'h')nt-r,
1;e'.rge 1. Sw attn
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Jr , James hi l,t'm', Ito&gt; K.
Rhouhe's,Gordon F hunt's t'utt,
Ikmniuiii' Jiitu' ltm('ti,urih', 'llitumiuus
(' Carroll. I )eriai.t K ('.'lt'mui.un,
Donald l- Juihnitimu;. Brother
lit'rnuird J itairga, ('harks W
Turner Jr., Ito&gt;' Ii Wright Sr ,

('bonier, K Ss'uik1trmk, Herold It
hIeeht'nhin-k, Arthur K Se&gt; tnt,
Ititiolit Morton, 11011111 Ahme'tl,
I ,miti ii' M Itroatisu mm&gt;, ('hark' II
I SR-hill rut Jr , Harlan
l(hiu.,sIi's, -1 huiuicais .5 Eat,
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engit*'i'r 11111 Palm sa id the
luihI: ht'ar1ng uuull not cone-era
the' st'iS en plant, but will center
iuti the' interceptor lines .'ntii
ptiuuupinui stations to get thi
i-wage to the plaint.
Da %- ii said
Alt.uuiieinte'
Springs, by rt'sulutieun, has set a

Ialili.' he'aritig u'n the till
ur05t'u1ut'iit for 130 1) lit , Se-pt
.'tl, itt the AlI,miuiontt' Spring,
mit) hall ('ounuil ('tuinmumn Hull
kIosks suggested it be' it'.
"t'hedult'el for I uiii mi Ill gti
StieMil
the' council voted to mulhorrzt'
the' iiu.veur and city .mtttru;e'y to
'iiu'g'tiutt''' ttti .5ltiiuiuinitt'
SIinuun itt a tint,', uiati' ,,rst
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h'uthi cities, earlier this suet) ta be a lot of objection in their
anal cam it;) with tileidea fur tisumi because they have the
-"suer plant," Crenshaw said

Mildred I. Kalil, I )c'ltiiti.0

Wilhuaiuui Cruimibme', I )t'ltoii,m
lI.IrtMirui K. Alteuuuiise' ,uiuih
Ili,), 14,).' Mary
Y,nu'ir Abriumius, IAmnIgsu o ii
Itiuts'rt il 1 ray ruin, I )u'itiiuu,m
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door
•'rit.'ru'd and left the houe
serving time for murder
The tepuity 'nntat'ted
Arrested with Thomas on Larry William (natt.
ffirers executed a search
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'!ormuta highway Patrol
.- 4,irrant. the) ild. seconds lottery rharites were Tommie (,luirlotte %tivanernlent. J:senter. jrrf.1116-11 hidize in :-har-.1t,
after two men drove up in a blue Anderson. 53, and Willie was placed in custody by the
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(_t.arlei Camptv-11. I- Nith ,if !,.,.., t.--4 who woorl- ict.m.
Bui(k .Intl enterefI the hnuv
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________________ Cri'nishasu One of the men carrying a Apnpka,

Cynthia l'hullijis

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Agents deniM AlleoplAttems by
Street.
Malt' ageflt.s testiIt.'ti today
suac arrested seconds after
t.imnl(WnOd .intl then phoneii
Agents said they watched the defense at torney lames RUM ler.iflh hair
that
511-year-old
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Il Yton ,tate and county agent-s forcrA white frame house nearly 90 that thstry kicked in the front
In .inother major. hill .ilwrifret 4epl.
Thomas,
ac"Used
bollin it
. front door and with drawn
rinnutes prior tit the raid from door. Agent John Guemplp said iinrolatr d incident. Mur-Way
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Billy 1) Powell

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;11)1-()Il at Iliv airport * .hird;m, -,
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I )vI .alld. load 'llist 1.111(if-41 and ww; I;Ixiirlll the

IIt'hmmian llarjx'r, l(ie-Ii.irui U
I1.mtu, Joseph I mmnkin, utart,im;

William 1. Mumtx'rly
,Iamumt's
Mur phy
shut hiui'l A. Stiiiuiiiii'.
('am;me'hart Jr
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Arthur J. J aicksun, La ke
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Slikofford and Harold R-olcliffe, joined with Altattionte on thejmnt'i(It'iit of Glace Engineeringhi'aurmnig bi'tiust' of (uppositlor ,

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hic . fl\t.(l ham. olwralm- at Sallfo,rd Airport.
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Wilson, Karen Itiurmonil,
During the month of July there ('bathes A. Thurmunti. George
were I(') donors
9 (ran- B t;raybill, William It. Scott,
sfusion.s
I'atni-ia A. hlochm, lluin'y' A,
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Is still holding ILI own %lilt Williams, Sail), L. Rhy'nearson
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(natt eseap.4 from the'
r.'e y.iuths, one i r o n- Center. .1 division of the nrth
'in, ., pistol, hit the HanlvCarolinziPrisonSritm tout.
sv Fw4 Inre in t.ake Mary police 'mid, hot his 'laim that
er'.lflg time
r!Irt4'r
'trSrtliy nIitht. ew.4ptflut '.rith
in indetermin,1 mount of ranflicts tith he
..nd fond stamps, polic, report
.Th initial roper
.iuil
,flatt is
i ir's' '.r
(.iv' me iii your !m)ne' or t.'nn for ,iutn 9w'ft
flet,'etsve'g
I1 blow yn;r hftns
tin
in
.fufl-tofiflg youth lemando'l ( h'!nvt I #ter .inslyn, II,
s tore manager Vol
sntnrI,
I'hurs.lav
for
Rv'!l,unuv,
hiI. hit q$dektqk rin behind pi''i"siOfl i(Ot'nr (IV' (am4 (

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from iou - bs sour wisdom
and yur imncirr'staodiag you
halt gotten wealth for yourRe-i, William Neidert, pastor
well. and base' gathered gold
will
m.ilser
Into
and
your sr,asvr. of Church 01 the
return to lake Macy Aug. 16
in . Ezrkirl 21 3.4

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Separate Public Hearing

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lntetvie'sie'dam month after ins
First Baptist
u'r,,,.natiun. hlisheup Howze talks
about hus feehngs during ti.,
Chuluota
•'cre'nmnm and tits hopes and
,).iui for future activity in a
Church if
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after a European trip made
dioc'rm.e that comprises the Chuluata will celebrate its both
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comma
pos
sible by a gift of his
entire' state' of Mississippi and birthday. Aug. 19. All fornu'i- sstt- meet ?t 11
arm. and the
partahuoneri At a party given
in wti,c'h there are about 90,000 pastors, members and their mind at a wi man
ha
is honor, he was presented
litimnati Catholici some 9,000 of descendenta are invited to come' the time and way For every in h
with
an - all-expense trip to
Lurid )( pit, in tIme- uhcl-faslui'ried matter has its time and 'ia,
ttien buis'l.
although man's trouble lies Itotne, with spending money to
upon him - Ecel. enjoy htnuscll and we all that he
P6
could
Fr. Ne-ide-ri who arrived back
Ogg,
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in
the United States on A ug 6,
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reports by letter some of the'
highlights of Ins i di cation 1k
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visited St. Peter's and offered
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with Pope Pamul,toured Vatican
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imiuseum, Sistine Chapel arid
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many churches and places
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of his order,
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''hankpr' irrt'stt'mi in a Matt 'I Iuistls 4 -imnfn.rtt1 him in the
vantage points in.' su4ed area Seminole Sheriff's vice squad Sanford Poluu'u' ra't,'rtuves ;iuinrd the owner if ¶1;,' 'ar
r,mmI at \htaiim , mmt.' Shrinil''
tiitisu'ui ii a ri
1_!!1t1!21L_f,n a(roms the street During that chief Ray Parker leaned -)n liabbsed.i North Girnlina PrUm
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Altamonte interceptor will,
but M1tefltiall) lethal object
What else i-an I .%.I). except from that point, transport the
that Jimmie is gone amil many sewi'ge to the Altamonte
of us miuis.,s hit,;"
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maintain farm forests and
Seven hundred police officers provide drainage systems,

of thein think that .I gun control

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,,) %tell,% f.,r '_mi u,st.. lili v:,t,,&lt; i

Seminole County Blood hank
were Richard J. Liuz4ir .lr., Carl
K. Helms, Henry l)ykes, Archie
Dykes, Sandra Oakley, Martha
M. Las'isth, Clara Matheson,
Ruth K. Koehler. Rev. Leo F.
King, Patrick 0. Dixon, Glen V.
(ilazi.', Dennis G. Mills, Lorry
M. lpitrw'r, Tommy U Grmmccy,
Pamela %Vehbe'r, Sandra J.
I )rebcsle'r, William II Noel

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ha%r prel,ented this traved%
Ile ,!ru~: rriorol laws, ilidn"

doubt that more than a hairnllui

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not required. All are welcome. int, that iflflC cxr'cle of
fider about Indian religion
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iii.i :il'.0 i' umi'ut ti drill wells

O' attended Juntine'
s funeral. I

said, ''concepts both of

For a witite to be &amp;&amp;Mtw

U* old-fastuoned at)le. but it I-.

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So gun 'intril'' l,mw utuidi

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"The total world of cx- theistic views of many gods..

Ir tritmin and the sacred"

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prithibition on forearms in debts. develop and imprme
Berkeley couldn't have sloplwd farin land. establish 11,14,

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, larmn. .trill for

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hilsilIli
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markstmortship. But lie never unpaid principal witil a
Ivad .
-I chance against it man maxiinum term (if 40 years
ii;ndi''i
LsI)
Greene stated that these loans

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basics of handgun shooting anti five per cent per year oil the
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Dr. Brown. a religious histo- monotheism and polytheism inchristian feHowship, Former
jastor. Be%- sin, Whatley will nan and anthor-opologi.st who W termingle arid fuse wit.liotot

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When the killer rushed out.
'nt,' bullets trout
phi-i

Jiiiinuie and I used to un to the

its own special way. so that
Brown noW that Indian reh. 0
eve-Ti rocks have a life of their pon, through its Integrating
own and are believed to be able character. even breaks down
to talk under certain condi. thedtspa.rity between mtrwtheistic-ins;' Brown said
tic views of one God and polyperiencr I.-; seen as infused with

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t-t-k'tramtion that included the Fitzgerald, Baby Swayers, Conuimunit United Methodist
Church
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ordination ceremony. The Eddie Ogg, Jon and Jamw
e'vent, which; took place n Rogers. Adults attending armRev and Mrs King. Lucy
,iacks.orm, Miss., last Jan
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was described bu one observer r iuj.rrasu, zwtra ain,srr, xIue.r
0'i;uar:
3mm
and
Linda
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matches txick when lie %as Administration 'llit, interest
single, arid I taught him the rate charged for these loan-%'Is

deliver the morn1ni message specialized on the spiritual being confused. Belief in a
(ingri-gational ('hnim$iain followt'd by dinner on the legacy' of American Indians, 1.5 single, unitary God does not
studied at Leningrad StaIr
Unus-ersity, in Russia for oni' ('hutch will have it special grounds Gospel singing by the one of few white scholars with conflict with .,. belief in a
semester, He frequently at- honweomning celebration at the Christianaires will be -w of the whom Indian friends have multiplicity of 'gods' or
tended Baptist churches in II am worship service, Sun- tugtthghts of the afternoon shared intimate rites of their 'spirits'."
14'IUrIIZTad Moscow, and Kiev day. Former members ° the
-eryxne ii urged to dress in faith,

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Bawls, Coco Rawls
highlights from the two-and-afaith Baker, Jory Baker, Mike of ChrLct,SUnda% at 7.30 p.m. at

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Joseph. l.aw 5O1i
hiibio;
'c.utti
Fellowship members invited In September, Sunday
it
c onvert
Hi'wze-,
a
Catholicism and
third black I ruin First United Methodist evt'rung M'rs';crs will be added
Church of Sanford will leave to the regular schedule.
priest in
histot of
Konumn Catholic church in this today for the Coo-Meth Retreat
country to be crdainued am. am hlur.isc' tnt ew Snmmai hit-ac-h
Community United
Theiumt- for the weekend will 1w
su i11 he 11w sut.ujc'ct of "Make' Me' A World " Those'
Methodist
isistitip arid a Pastor"
Immip Unit, My Feet" Sunday. attending are Darlene Mackey The- publu is invited to view
Debra
Free'nian,
Vicki
Channel
Ib-l0;30 a mu
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field ** lie studied the Russian
la nguage and history, and 11w-n

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ttx- salne time of * 11w bir%t1 oi'
saw this religious group as an academic study of religion in
ally-for both had been suit- the U.S,S,R it was a wide open

Because it

U .1; &amp;H -A Source lk"."

W undergraduate Association of the Advan-

rndumdwml going to bell And that individual was a rich

\ tiit.il if O11 I"hriil. firitiir.

ser%- ed his country in war and iners, 'Mr, Greenesaid, and are
hii community in what pas.ses maile wilh funil% advanced by
for ils-ace.
lirivale lenders arid ituaired In

''The Indian sees that all that flected reality of the natural
interest in this subject. He is a them in a book entitled,
15 animate, each form in world."
and
State
in
the
exists
member of the American "Churt it

headquarters in Mfls('ow

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bereft of .0 father sum hi,umI loan,. are made Ili family farl

Luiivan life iti' animal, 'theo10 • but not in the ab

religion and vice versa. He has

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and Pamela -- it fine fainfly. equilmient. Farm 0-Anershili

translated Russian doicuments vegetable and mineral life. the stract; his descriptions were inlegrated with experienced. reSleeves has a continuing on the subject and Compiled Inal'111171,111V with the animate.

Rapusts--trine of them bring sUted that the Bapturt.s are no%
their
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his Although thu Baptist licensed,

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Oirist warned people again and again apinst being self-

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foundation in Houston. Texas. would be telling stoirles about 1)
why I'm so interested in that emphasis on eviongelistic soorty.
U.S.S.R. and is Currently
'Church
To
Indians, the supernatural isrumal beings and the traits
Streves, says en- sermons. One can mKvgrury HLs course. entilled '
*orking on his doctorate in that era,union,"
is
fused
with the natural, mat. and qualities they represented
Soviet
and
State
in
the
hymns
half their
thusiasticali',,
subject
"It uias not until later that I
Some
as a surs-v of the attitudes of ter with enerii arlal)'iues with
tht re American'
part~
and
Intuition.
action
with
meaning.
realited
that indeed he was
lieelnj,, a Ialrl% rW1A field nW%
the Con)n1un 1.1-1,
D v s it I I ir
9 o% r r 11 I'll c n I familiar h%nim sung in
:~-.4gymbno with torces wy Con. tpliting good Sioux (Uxtrine,
N..tt ictiont, .,.i
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:,.I T11, 1) ,Lwlerutions haV(
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ilple could bee Jus: "pra.qwous as he if mly they'd get off
Pol .
their lay), bottoms and go Ij work'
To say ttuitpos'cnl is)ustpiumishment for shiltlesaneuis
blanket judgment ttharph contradicted tu all that the
tie o'ecent yes" about the
I ~ tal oes-icnLitipstope lahvir IlLsvo%eted
.=the ven hour of their
1 --aldbraps. ;;~.w upon W poor f-

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Sioux doctrine," but he avoided
Rather. they ,,strew modes of compartmotintalizing religion as
inter-relatedness across Cate- a separate topic.

Anoltwr ciangur of riches ts, that it tends to tuirden a
;" rmon's heart against the needs of othm How often haven't

:,~ameless life of love and sen-ice led Jesus ftough trials and
t- oubles to an agonizing death an the Cross. And Christ
..
;,,;,inly itarned his frilloweri. that if the) realh wanted to

n;

Una expert on beliefs of In- iously for him to expound on

cl,;;lcril , .1, Sl;i%[, stutfirs. a
group of scholars ,A hich loicuses
its activity on the Soviet Union
'And yet, when he was not
He is hoping to take a group of games of meaning, never losing
Paul I) Sleeves, professor of freedom of movement, and in other American Baptist conto Moscow .44ght of an ultimate whole- smoking his pipe or singing
eltives
SteWn
student.s
,
yel.
front
vviritions."
an
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St
one (lecade they grels,
history at StrisIon Voilvemly.
71iry're vem enthusiastic in next winter tem to study ness." he told a recent collo- with his drums or playing
Streves is vitally interested in 3M.DW members to it group of Hhlpti.st~ art, tht seciprid
largest religious denornination
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lie said that he sat with his
11rosm, a University of Mon- tutor. Black Elk. "waiting anx-

Baptists Active In Soviet

(linstuin tractung offers no encouragement for the vit-A

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tunes, "American Indian tradi. non-western religions. Brown
tion,t genernll do not Iragmen- tohi of his first, punting cx-

of .'uhrey M (Thshrim
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ton that wealth is a gift from God in reward for MWt-IOr
tue

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Ionia Rothko chapel, locu.strig
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Wednesday. at Friendship Baptist

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Ii.,iti sire oi 8Il;l,Im to low.tIm,imodcratc li)tiiimi t.iuiIles at
s 't' tent Iiiteti't, uiith a
iiiitiiitiIii ri'$i tWIll term of
U ears 'the Ittiral housing
ii Ill ItOItiIIiIi' to Ituake
.1 !uiihiStUhltiiIl I (Ifltlil)iltIllfl in the
.urea of housing, even though;
loans to 'I't) low tnt-nm'

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once dismed as primitive in are delineated through thee
thuite society but now harmoof nature,
nnung even with modern sci- actions and forces, i s visual

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The person who thinks this way is not likely to be thai').
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actions of many
Sn said a learned, old Indian fragmented quality of our
sage, Black Elk, in confiding to society." Brown said.
a university professor the reltAmong Indiana. he said, rehiious views of the Oglala Sioux. glon cannot "be separated from
It is an outlook that links to- the forms and dynamics of cvether all reality-thought, ob- eryday life' -a sharp
yects. creatures, deeds and en- with most major religions In
ironrnent-.each as living, in- which their theological systems
fluenirnl par of the other and can he fou1ated apart from
;tIi reflecting their supreme living exnce.
spiritual source.
Not so with American Indians

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to regard yniw prosperity as the wellearned fruit of

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By GEORGE W. flMtNEIJ. "II the
AP Religion '..r-t1er
ditions speak with special force
It (i shoot the eagle, )0J today. Ills party diet to the re-

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$121,601,000
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fl'PASTOR L. A. REt S4'HI'.R
Lutheran (lurch of the Redeemer
I
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( .tt .•W( Q1tJS 1(1
iirsclI as being rich' L)oes everyone gel more

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BRUCE BIOSSAT

That Smoke

Puerto Rico deaf

How

You

Can

If you are a cigarette smoker who has quit,
your chances of having a heart attack are about
the same as if you had never smoked.
That is the opinion of Dr. Daniel Steinberg,
professor of medicine and head of the division of
metabolic disease at the University of California
at San Diego CohIegL' of Medicine.
Steinberg recently returned from the Soviet
Union where he visited with Prof. Anatolv
Klimov at the Institute of Experimental
Medicine, USSR Academy of Sciences, in
Leningrad.
Klimov is conducting research, and Steinberg was there as an extension of the agreement
reached last year between the United States and

the Soviet Union (or a cooperative attack upon

heart disease.
Asked in an interview about the influence of
cigarette smoking on the heart. Steinberg said:
Terrible. Awful. There is just as good a
correlation between cigarette smoking and the
incidence of heart attacks as there is between
cholesterol and heart attacks.
"In this case we have better data showing
that stopping smoking reduces your risk than we
have rt'gardim the cholesterol level.
peuple ho once were smokers
but stopped and people who never smoked you
find very little difference in the incidence of
heart attacks."
Steinberg called the influence of cigarette
smoking "clearly a reversible effect.'
Steinberg. 51, is thin little man who smokes
pipes but quit cigars some years ago when he
feared he was inhaling them

.t :iidren under the
.igv of 18 is being arrested, a ratio so high as to
cause crime experts everywhere to wonder how
it may be curtailed.

Some concentrate their attacks on rising

rates among juveniles in the family.
which they contend is crumbling from within—
and at all economic levels. Establish a normal
family environment, they advise and children
will grow up an asset to their community and
parents.
crime

Admitting the breakdown of discipline in
many homes, is xxr family environment the
prime cause of juvenile crime" Many noted
contributors to the short history of American
civilization came from sth homes.

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"But that there is a connection is not
arguable."
Steinberg said he has examined families
whose members have cholesterol levels of 400 to
500 compared with a normal of about 200.

JOHN A SPOLSKI, Assoc i ate Editor

JiNECASSFLIFWPV
CCK,r)fy tcl ,o,

Oil Weakening U.S. Defenses
The United States has proved knosn reserves 'acre to remain
he saiL
"Our target is a Ms-month oil rcsere deposits of static - sshich they never do
36.339,4(1,000 barrels, plus the proved reserves would
reserve. Britain ha.s a 1-day
S9,
barrels of known represent approximately a
reserve. Sweden has 120. 6,796,5000
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natural gas liquids. This seven-year supply.
WASHINGTON
There is a Europe is shooting for
But there is no way of
The United Stales, Jackson represents a proved reserve of
gaping hole in America's
defenses that cannot be closed said, has only a fit s'das
ltqud
of knowing how rapidly such
hydrccarbns
in the immethate future.
43,125,%7,(*3 barrels
resources can be brought Into
reserve
The reciblem is not the basic
It is a strategic weakness that
The United States consumed production, even when they are
can be spelled out in three U.S capability of finding and MX billion barrels last year, if known to exist and to be
consumption rates and the recoverable
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enough of it Not nearly enough
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from domestic production.
They Got You Cornin' and Goin'!
In the first quarter 01 ttüs
year the United States imported
6.249.000 barrels daily, a major
Jump from the 4.119,000 barreLs
imported
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what would happen if these
foreign supplies st-err cut oft
tomorrow.
It is a problem receivv'tg
ever-increasing study, paruc-ularly with leaders of some
oil-rich Middle Eastern nations
hinting they might cu off
L.
deliveries to the United States
unless Washingtort modifies I
pro-lu-ad policy.
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Sen. Henry Jackson, t
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dependence on foreign oil
supplies as Pughly dangerous,
has proposed a sweeping attack
on the problem.
He is sponsoring legislation
to launch a 10-year, $20 bilbon
program to make the United
States
self-sufficient
in
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hydroearbcin4vpe fuels.
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It calls for tapping
America's vast all shale
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other formis of power.
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Jackson is aLso pusiung ci.
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in a recent television Interview
B JAMES ('ARY
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Tough Year For Chinese F
FAloIr's Note The writer suited China for ?$ days earlier
this,t-.

DORIS WILLIAMS
Sx -efy Edlor

CHAPLESHAYS
Me,PancaI Supt

B) EDWARD NEILAN

CHRISNELSON
Magazine Editor

RALPH HAYS
Cop Room Foreman

RILL VINCENT. JR
Chief Photographer

RAY STEVENS
Press R ovm F oreman

WASHINGTON—Drought and floods, traditional
enemies of China for centuries, are once again causing
trouble for the worlds most populous nation.
Visitors are able to see firsthand the attention paid
throughout the countryside to irrigation projects and dambuilding and river-diversion efforts
At first glance, the official Peking pronouncements give
no Indication that anything as seriously wrong
agnruiturai front
After assembling random bits of information from a
s-ariet', of sources, however, It Is apparent that In China,
an
thgsarrnotallwelldc,wncmthefarsn,
Among the es'e'idenr'e:
After announctx 1971 grain production as 246 mIllion
tons. Peking with some reluctance revealed the 1972 total as
240 million tons.
'ftc U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that the
shortfall was more s -ious, placing China's 1972 productIon
at about 210 million tons and signaling a decline in production
that is predicted to last into 1974.
Reports persist that a ccznbuiaticas 01 floods in some
areas and drought in others have seriously disrupted 1an
wigs and harvests.

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Since I all, one of those obtuse
people who never learns from past
experience, this year I once again
ilanted a garden
Overcome with ambition and
egged on by rising food prices. I
decided to have vegetables as well
as (lOwer
flowers.
In the past, i always ca=&amp;Uy
sowed several dozen packeU ci
flower weds amongst 11w dandelkins
and, when these were never seen or
heard from again, I would speed Glif
to the greerijiouse to owain flats of
petunias
These unfortunates, having fallen
heir to my sporadic ministrations
with watering can and hoe, would
eventually be defeated by thriving
hordes of plantain and a'atrasa.
Easy' ecare, easy go, that was my
motto as gardener,

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attorney
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Prosecutors objectell and
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lo-cawne of intravention by the
Ill" Arnow askerl

1'M.l_AIIASSEI-:, Fit., a Al's
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replied the'
For three ini'nths this year, st'ngt'r sers ill' ts'twt'cti Jack. vat air;tlsine between the four
Shawnee Airlines
operated sons'ille, 'l'iilaluissec, Tampa 11114's iltiritig the grandfather h'ri'w attiirni'y MIrtlin Stavis,
Earlier, lettitner answered a
flights along tic Florida route and (;ainesvillt' 'asic dropped in flii:lits
question about the bombing inlike always, Except there t)ct'emlx'r, shortly ls'fnrt' the
I hey landed ill the
airport, vu en
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'A ire no ticket agents, no stew. phantimi Flights began.
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LIfli tY S attorneys uphIll rilijet't
.rlesseS
and no passengers.
'11w airline sought tin' awriiiit "II,
:::i,)s ilIIlJ £11411
Pie Flights, made between tinder a state law wiiii'ti allosi ,
t,,st Dee. 2 and April 1, carried air carriers to retain ''gr.itil
A.skeal what the pilots thought
lit) passengers and were father rights" to their routes alwut their assignment, Mar.
neither II(iS'cttiSeil nor sc-tied. provided they .)pt'ratt' at least lion said, ''A pilot works for
uled, tin' Florida Public Service one scheduled flight a 'a v-t'k
o ages Where he flies is unimCommission said him-silas' in
The ciuiiiiiis,ciiqj' denial or. jairtant.''
denying Shawnee's application tier said ''one' spit-ciuil grand Although the airline sunfor a fwrmit to keep the route. (other trill tt;is made each week
iiiitteti flight ri-curtis to . doi'u.
"l"urtia'r no facilities ster.' with
airplane
maintained at any airport for staying oil the ramp no more iiient their case, the oilinnl_sstun found they tailed to meet
purposes of serving the tray- than five tliinutes."
cling public. 'Flit' whole owr.
Lou Martino, executive vice the ra'quirenients of the law,
ation was shut down except for president of the Orlando-based
Martino said he st,is un.
the one circuitous flight which airline, said the enipty flights (k'eidcil whether to appeal the
briefly touched down at tiiost of 'acre killed when the company order because the company
the airports previously ser- started service' to the Btuirnti
now has a profitable Bahamian
s-ed," the order said,
from three Florida cities.
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Leaning over back'aard, Hernandez actually is willing to
put a member of former Guy Luis Ferre's Statehood party
on a new committee but only one of known sympathy for the
commonwealth idea

Precedents jolt
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If the on1t'pt ill stp*rtiun of powers is to be a workable
one, it has to be on the basis of equality among the three
branches of the federal government
If Congress may not interfere with the legitimate functioning of the executive, neither can a president interfere with
that of the legislative branch Nor can either one tread upon
the constitutional prerogatives of the Judiciary, and viceversa
On this basis, there may be at least two recent precedents
that cast serious doubt on the legality of President Nixon'
s
refusal to turn over to the Watergate committee tapes of
presidential convetatjis that the committee believes could
assist its investigation

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On the same day in June, 19172, the Supreme Court ruled in
two cases AGAINST congressional separation-of-powers
claims that we are strikingly similar to the argument now
being rut forward on behalf of the presidency by Mr. Nixon
says Nathan Lewin. a Washington attorn ey and former depu-. •
tv assistant attorney general

Ex, tiitiiitr)'," 'acre t(l fulfill his last Li S. Treasurer Itomano liiOItIANIX), Flit. (Al')
still and testament today by' nut'hu was to fly he-re to accept
ecutors of the estate of Robert
turning over thlhPt't' than II med. the $1,071,400.97 inheritance
Hunter McIntosh, who wanted
ltti to tin' U.S guvt'rniinent,
to show ''appreciation for xiiy'
fritni McIntosh. 'aho lived tiiot
of his life off stock investments,
McIntosh, of nearby Winter
Park. Via,, died April 16, 1972,
k'ovi,ig it will stipulating that
"after provisions for the payment of any inconie and estate
taxes ha..s been niade, the rest,
rt'.'ttlut- and remainder of my
s-'dab-, I bequt-atti to the United
States of ,tmi uric a and request
illS t'tet'utor to accompany the.
li'r', of the' bequest by an apliropriate letter stating forth
iii&gt; appreciation for my (ountry."
Hillsborough Safety Campaign
Orlando broker hugh RobinI3IIANIX)N, Ha. (Ail)
l'loriibi highway Patrol troopers
son said McIntosh owned about
say they arrested 86 motorists In the first day of a safety
150 stocks, mostly in oil councampaign in llilisborough County.
panics and utilities, in blocks of
Capt. S. I, ('li-niens said Thursday the campaign was de.
10 to 20 shares,
signed to check speeding situ make drivers aware of safe
U,lAis'ii said McIntosh was
driving rules,
it tsin.,s&amp;'rvative nnirke't pLayer
"We have Founti that one of the greatest ways to cut sit'e'i
'a ii, 'imisista,'d till qua iity
dents and fatalities is for stnct cnfurt'emiiemst of all traffic
stocks." And friends said
laws," ('Ieniv'ns said.
McIntosh, it 'a'uowt'r and childlie said 12.1 pt-rsonis have (tied in traffic accidents Iii
less, also led it conservative
hhillsboruugti County so far this )ear, eoinpartsl to 86 fot the
life,
sante period last year.
Tri-asury 1)e-p.'irtmiient offiI
oils
saul the McIntosh estate
W or km en Electroc u ted
ri'prt'sc'n;t'tl the largest siii,ouftt
sit money willed to 11w govern
LAKE WORTH, Flit I Al' I
Two 'a .'rkm,ien were eli-c.
tue-ut in recent years. Total
Irocuted when a crane used to plant tree's struck a 7,500-volt
heiiue'sts
to the government lost
power urn', iiolk'e say.
It ttali'I
Killed in the Ttiurselsi' accident %e-re A!Ix'rtu am'ciasititl
r rancisco I iOfliCZ, ixilli '.,Z and of Lake wv's- tn. i'iiii't' sal(1 another worker, Juan Perrt-z, 52, also of Like Woitti, was iiiJured in the mishap.
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The first, he recounts in the New Republic, concerned Sen
Mike Gravel of Alask,, In this case, the Justice Department
was investigating tht circumstances of Gravel's midnight
reading of the Pentagon Papers and their subsequent pubItcation by the Beacon tress, a Massachusetts publisher
The question put to the court was whether the senator's
assistant could be subpoened by a federal grand jury and
compelled to testify about publication of the papers. Justice
Byron White. speaking for himself and the four Nixon court
.appointees. went beyond the issue presented by the government and ruled that even the senator himself could be called
by a grand Jury and asked about his sources of information if
they were "irrelevant to investigating possible third-party
crime" and where theQuestions "do not require testimony'
about or impunge a legislative act
The other ruling concerned former Senator Daniel Brews.
ter of Maryland and was written by Chief Justice Warren
Berger It involved the criminal prosecution of Brewster for
having received a bribe to influence his action on postal rate
legislation

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1141db to triaki' a biv k now that a
fruirral and state rrussrt have
packed inusel. into P'Iorida'q
iinbobuenitr law, says Aast
Ally ,en, ,tsaynyuuyl Slarky
''I'm mit in the business of
threatening people. Not It A"Mq
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,n hy L ."; I)tsttii t ltiiige
Winston Arnow of Pensacola
'atith weakened his earlier injunction against enforcement of
P'lorkts's new, 1771 anti-smut
law in f'.iirarnbia and (ikalonsa
cotintlel
Thes. two 4ertslnn,s opiate
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.'iiprern. ( oijfl' 4 decree, ' viol
Stirky
M.arky said ru' sail rrPtv'''
tu'teohusn.' calls from sever.,
state attorneys saying judges n
tifferent areas of Florida luid
taken s. 'ion ,tair'st snitit ei.
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'Thursday after is'arnir.g i'sf thi'
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pet-nit- ('sort's reu'nt rut :r.
that local c-orntnunitmeg may '.''
pornography standards as parof the state's 1%!) otscenit"
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"f'Al,l.AIIA,S.SEI', h-'ln. (All) 'ilie st.zit&amp;' I)vpuirtiiis.'nt Of Al.,
rit'ulture's Couisumiii'r St'rs'it.'t-s Division lists starnieti that certain Tappan or Signature brand gas ovens may tleve'lop is
diing.'rous gas leak due to it umoinuifacttiring error.
)venls hearing tin' serial ,iiimiihs'rs AZ12-1239, AZl. 1411,
AK'rM-ieso and AK111-3893 should be reported to the local
gas dealer or gas company Immediately. said Willisiiii
MeMahoni, assistant division ,lurt'e'tnr.

Wildlife Conference
Asss',t,cmit See'retag y cf t lie'
'I'M .1_Al iASEl:. Fla Al 5 ,
Interior Nathaniel I'. Reed is M'heduk'd to speak Sept. 6 sit it
wetlands legislative cnsif.'rt'tii''- pl1mnal for Mi:uiiii by tiltHorida Wildlife Federation

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''The robbery on the White House lawn does put become
an executive function merely be'ause it occurs at 1600 Penn.
sylvania Avenue," says Lewin, "nor do unconstitutional inva
sion of privacy. obstructions of Justice, perjury and other
forms of misfeasance curie within even the broadest definilions of legitimate executive powers

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''Taking a bribe," said Justice Berger. 'is, obviously, no
rt of the legislative process or function " The Consitutlon,
he ruled. "does not prohibit inquiry into activities which are
casually or incidentally related to legislative affairs but not
a part of the legislative process itself"
i is pre( isel) what the entire Watergate affair involves, claimed Lewin By shielding his records and tapes.
the president is not securing against a prying Congress the
internal workings of legitimate executive functions, he is
cloaking "third-party crimes" and conduct that are "executiS'e function," only in the sense that they were performed in
the White House

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told them be ''counseled. iidM
and ah.tti'sV' a teenager in a
plan to blow up the campus
building,
F.iyettevllle pollee reported
they t'unrvl Vani-ell, then 10, n
the building with * fIrebomb
lIe wag sentenced 145 jail unti l
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Gainesville, William J. Patter.
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Mahoney, 23, and John Kniffen,
2$, of New York City; Allan C
Foss, 25, of Hialeah. Fla , and
Fwwuikl P. Perdue of Hollywood,
Ha.
In an affidavit filed with the
"ruirt befor, the trial, '.*'

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Under earlier questioning h
fiu ni proser iltors, leniuiv'r
that the du'fenilaritc,
inenitiers of the Vietnam Vi'tr'r ans; Against the War, (onspit.,I
to create vinlerve in the %iiijill,

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Otil Stark ' irlq i-il tell yrj he
sins going to borni, ()W Main"
defense attorney Brady ('aleman asked.
'Yes." lenisrier replied,
71* Judge ortlered the queslion sitwl answer 'trfrken from
11w' trial re'ul
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port of continued tb-tense sittenipta to sit liii-k the crpvlibllit',

collect ion arc' Krist in Uos'hs', lelk'i', and Da ii
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SItI president.
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In the eyes of the governor and his victorious Popi'lar
party. the fundamentals of the issue are simple
In a l%7 plebiscite. Puerto Ricans soled to kcer and further
tie velop the commonwealth status with the 1'( nited States
They rejected statehood
Meantime, the Puerto Rican Supreme Court ruled that any
ad hoc committees established to further this decreed putpose should be composed unIv of commonwealth sympathiz.
ems
and not include advocates of either statehood or mdcpendence in this context, Cole's use of the esnreccinn
hroadhased i een
tin'aiselv mis' 'adir.g

Green Thumb Hard To Come By
But this year. I decided to unleash deposits from 001 dog kennel for the
my best efforts and court the good
last B years and to ought to be "good
will of Mother Nature in earnest,
and fertile."
My husband agreed to do his p -t
Making a mental note never to eat
by turning the soil, which I would any Cd the produce we plan to raise, I
then render superfine with pitMart sowing our future carrots,
chfoi-k, hoe, garden rake, trusiel,
radishes, lettuce and peas in
eggbeater and cheese grater.
sernistraight avenues
once beginning a task, he always
This causes Mother Nature, who
gets carried away with delusions
never was a big friend of min
grandeur and proceeds to plow
explode in
stonns anct nasii
the entire backyard, while writing f1ood, washing all my efforts into
sonnets on the rows of green carte the adjacent pasture where the
sod golden wheal he expects to
reap. neighboring farmer's horses will be
Once Ise granulated at three4iy
feasting royally on carrot tops and
four-foot plot, I'm shouting "Enough
heads of lettuce.
already!" as the Mad Farmer digs
on. rti*jsaodizing about purvhag a
Undaunted. I plant more seeds.
Rc*otillei' or maybe a tractor.
After all, Real Farmers struggle on
Though my garden boob butructs
despite all furious onslaughts of the
us to fertilize the area before
elements
and
besides,
planting, my husband says that
astrologically. I'm an Earth Sign
won't be necessary,
and supposedly have a natural .1He &amp;ightens me further Dy
tinily tar at least speaking
revealing that the site of our garden
acquaintance) with plants, dirt and
is the very place he has been burying
so forth.

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world's largii-st private 111iIIII , ;it'(' 011 disl)lIV * ill "Silver 01iter" lit

According to some Puerto Rican sources, these ambigulties reflect pressure on the President in Washington by the
island's defeated statehood forces, with the intent of slowing
down if not halting the movement toward a freer but still
firml binding commonwealth status

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Attorneys for the Unlnq'svlflp
Eight sought belay to (piestlon
HR inlornier William W. Irnnwr about rk'tatic of a snarl.
Jussriii iirest in Kansas and it
teenager's attempt to t%PfiItI H
lanilmark building at the tfnl.
veraity vu Arkansas

COINS and whel,

BERRY'S WORLD

By JOAN ('OLB'a'
Copley News Sersier

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But, in speaking of goals, the language refers fuzzily to
'an area of mutual concern'' and "an area of exploration
And on the rut'rut'i'rship matter, it uses the phrase broad
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Inurt-ased Chinese purchases of wheat and other
grains
including sizable orders from the United States
indicate that Peking is trying to compensate for its decline in
4rain production through tn't-eased purchases abroad.
Unlike India, where the two-headed evil of i-oit sod
floods always results in famine. China has made sufficient
strides to insure an adequate rice bowl at each meal for Its
estimated 1*) million population.
Alter laying to rest the visconception that famine may
stalk the land in the wake of floods and drought, two serious
problems remain.
One is the fact that China depends to a large extent on
a&amp;rlcultural production for the capital accumulation needed
for construction. A poor crop year means that some planned
development projects may have to be curtailed.
A corollary to this is that China has to dip into foreign
exchange holdings to buy grain from foreign suppliers. Ineluding the Untied States,
The other problem, on wnicti State Lparuncnt officials
and other reliable China Watching analysts refuse to be
quoted by name, is political.
Significant failures in reaching planned production goals
can no longer be blamed on the "weather" and "natural
disasters" es'cnthough this in fact may betruc,
Varictus factions in the Peking political lineup are
of
making political hay out of failures in one or another sector
of the eeoncz
Specifically ,analy'sts believe a serious agricultural year
could aggravate political jockeying that is known to be going
on now in Peking's corridors of power.

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originally, Attorney eneral Elliot Richardson was coin
tog, but the President's constitutional difficulties over Wat
ergate kept him home In his stead was a mere assistant
attorney general It was an act of gross inensitivsty, upon
which young Gov Rafael
chose to put the best face possible
Hernandez is taking the same graceful posture toward the
coming of Kenneth Cole and Richard Fairbanks as Mr Nix- j
on 's spokesmen in the status committee talks, though Cole's
July 17 letter to the governor on the President's behalf was
ineScusably vague
The letter does indicate the President's agreement with
Reminder request that an ad hoc committee be set up and
proposes that th e negotiators settle quickly upon an agenda.
a membership formula, and similar necessary detail

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WINIFRED F GIELOW
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Whet President Nixon's representatives ConiC here within
days to open talks on establishment of a new ad hoc commit
tee aimed at refining Puerto Rico's unique commonwealth
status within the American Union, they'll have some imtnethate repair work to do
In the first place. the President detvered the proud island.
careless snub when he failed to send Vice President
Agnew here to represent him at Puerto Rico's 21st annis'er
'arv celebration July 25 of the constitution which ga ve them
their special freedoms under commonwealth

to prevent heart attacks.

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DAVIDA BRYANT
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"No reasonable person can deny the weight
of evidence that there is a very real connection
between cholesterol and heart disease."
Steinberg said.
"1 think some people question that lowering
the cholesterol level in the blood is actually going

However, the main focus of his research is
with lipide exchange in the blood. With Dr. W.
Virgil Brown he is co-director of the Lipide
Research Clinic operating at the University f
California at San Diego and other major medical
centers in the United States under auspices of
the National Heart and Lung Institute.
A lipide is a fatty substance insoluble in
water. Cholesterol and triglycerides are lipides
in the blood, and both are suspected as coiltributing to atherosclerosis, which Steinberg
said causes most heart attacks and strokes.

to snub by Nixon

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!AJI ABRY My husband and I have been separated
t.-t'r a year He has been living all this time with the
years cit marriage
sernan he left me for-after
My husband is 60, pj is i, and I am SB I knew be
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'Oda and wialer This is also great fur removing bugs front
or crills and windshields s's-en iI the stains are old
TIIIkt a rather wet paste and rub light)', until tin' stains art'
rum' c;it - should first try tItus on a small corner and
tti,'i lit sir'. - TAM :.ItA
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remit , and that 01(1st si-rerns look dull ufii't unsthing danil'
hat. hero uipplard Titer.' sinipts does not seem to he' ant imiipruui renurdc., hut a (inn that rents suu'h scrrrns said ittirni
walet is tius tisI it the' ctirt'ts ut waler art mit huibri
soms In you There arc rtan'. tspri. at screen muiertalu and
what it tin,' un lull, miii nut oil another Spots icIt trnni dcii;.
pinjz beads euguintil hi ('leaned tilt This is surt'Is a 'irs cit
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have' a tt'rrituU time' getting thie'M- shirts over ins two
hit'adt. It hurippe'n'. wilt th.'ni all The' necks are too soutH and
(Ii' hit stretch to lit Tm's art' great when finalls on hut I
V istu thuri e st as murt' stnt'lcti ii' tti,'mi: Also, when buying
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I)LAR DISTILFaSSFJ): If our daughter Wants bet f*
ther to attend her wedding. she shetild. without an promptlog, ask him to enter alone If hr Is as much a gentleman
at vo.v are a lady, he'll no Isistit on bringing Ida friend
with him If he does, and your daughter m*krs her welu do, ou have a rit to stay awa.
come, feeling a'
and I wouldn't blame vini Your daughter ihould see to It
that your feelings are protected and If the doesn't, she will
Live made
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hEAR SI:lUOt'S: The prar.'dure Is $ legal on.. no nor
a lawyer. iou should bas't no dtftlrahy changing
Wtl(bl.I1 name foe the ehe,, mentioned reasons

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I used a liquid iurniiure- polish was alter
"N) True [awe" wai. a girl's
'rrussng'' the niarks hunt ii it hilt' patent purse and it is
usualdrscrtptiun,initeatitif the
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smooth and shins as new,
modern "Hut Panta Hetty "
Alas the fashion digners
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It bugs ann" silO .at flight put water in
at present have deliberately a pan. add a little soap or di'tcrgt'nt In the- wate'r and put
tried ii&gt; incite male paiaiuns by under a light bulb on a table TIn' hugs fafi into the pan and
suggestivi- (enlinitit' apparel
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Thus Ihr have focussed tI
------------- -atletittitti of inudeni yutm meti
on it girl's "nieasurermcnha"
bIN)II Al TlTlI.LAT.(iN
and the' linatoms below tier WIN AT BRIDGE
neck, instead of ott her facial
Professor Jert,,.ie''t' jastute'
chiarni and guy cont-ersational
diiignusisrrrtaittls stiowt.twtiof
jibllii'.
'I.e basic factors ctausinig
("otisequetitls utillicina of nitil
a sexual diIe'ninias c,f
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are' twit iittru-trd be'ci,u,ie' of
(tie sensual appeal of (tie legs
I iii enereal infect inn is
and flopping bra-lera mum
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l'hi- Professor was rigtit as
like
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mars uippetidage's ut coed
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pe'c'iahls
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V. .'st hands atid the' student
classmates
stuailer'
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plot would hose- (ailed hul the'
Feminitte "tl;urrii'' has tiuia
tilted prrgnanc'y l's. also
i'rupte'ssnm
itould
tivt'
ttuad"
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Iieeii sutnairrgt'ti ii ierniiitiie'
ni flu on thai s(src us I bight
hand
Alte'm tashting twei
sensualit&gt;
ss'tuwil clasars have' been
p
trurtups lit' would have' led a
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result,
thuu.t..aatids
of
it pregnant junior and senior
chit' it' thi' ate' iutted 0 ('lull .1
s-inmg couplet. ruahu miii quickiiIs
dialiluind Ii. the qut'etnt Lu. ruii a
marriages, due' nie'rely ti
The "Pill' is curried t'y
second -lut, a tluantond It' the'
sexual mnugr.ctisrr, or erotic
'pr.usandi of sw'bi s'oumig cia'da,
king It. null dumnus s last club
charisma I
Ii s-ti at the' specific inst lgutiun
it liii his last trump
The's niuis I hie-'t a .su,aketn the
1 t lue'ir - 'litirrul '' rootherri.
Ths'ru he' would rnte'r dunifliv
s'e'r', mieit nitirmiiiig after tiscir
A basic undicrtinent I)f %OCtie'L)
it itli the' king tuf hearts and
w i'dding It' feel the' annievtigtit properly in' termed its
di ass l'.ast l:usl trunup
ti-s uJiuiti thiiat HlbIical Aniniii
on se'iisual littlicit anti
Thus pI.as. knuitn a" a dolt'
detntmstrugted See II Saniuri.
'hits means, an exaggerated
ri's.'rsal would have it'd
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and diingertnus emphasis on
It. an extra tnt-k ii dimu,nd'-I'.irtiiigroIplie nimgaitat'.i, TV
w'tie't.ing e•nitut passion Ut tin'
htiad tiroke'ii ',t'J and was suit'
,iiud
fliiut'i
It wd,
plus
sensual let en
lire' as bug as trutotis hirtike' :ttlie'atrical plus 1 hOt vi' v- tilt
It former gent rations, sexual
and diamtiutith not worse thiati 4the' niert'rniary wemie'Ie'i. fashion
ide'ialtp.ni instead ul crass
ds'sigtit-rs ti prodW e mere
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10 gu-itig ste-ads the'. gut a thirill
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far less productive' of Illicit
iif(airs luau the' piersent
bI,rr'.'iiited femutlr fashions
Fur the latter nict-ely fan the
into auua)
male
eroticism
exuaI rndulgt'iice' and thus
Ignore thus' idealistri of true' los-c
Ps' mlii it u&gt;. i I
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niarriagea Mt'Sl' iii' based on
Irue love'
fi itend liii lii) 2ot)jkuitit
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return
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toy's king and iue'e'n uc( die'
mofld The'n he' it'd dumiii
lust diamond East rutted
triutiiiitiaflth% with hits littlet runt;&gt; but it did hiini no good
This' student wail able- to ,-ttajitl
hits in- c of diisniuiids luit aiii
eve'ntual disc-aid ul a hit-art
frtnn dummy to m'iake' his sl.uui:
'Pretty good waasn lit' he'
aske'd the' I'c tuti'sot '1 euuld
unl lose' il '.(cst held two diii'
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and evening It- put in ctic'c.i ssliatrsc: social tsr
pert 'nat plan that enables you and asaociate't to make
onsuIerahlr progress Your ability to delight others by being
niore cooperative is now call)) recognized
ARIES tMar 2! to Apr l'' Joining w-ittu relators and
friends c-alt make this a most ett4CWatIlr and interesting di'. firm
you Manning how to gain a goal that means much to )'ou is
wise Obtain cooperation (mont ke persons
1 AURUS lApt 20 to Ma 2t)) Meet with ian influential
person and discuss your ambitions Cooperating iii a civic
affair can prove very' worthwhile for you and others Express
your idrat sensibly Show that you hair ahiIit
(;1IMI'I (May 'l to Jun' :11 Stud) new es-stems or outlets
that .ae in.il,n your Ide more satisfying md succ-euful ('sunkt
it itt: respr.lrd civic icedcrs it')' to have a tar wider circle of
friends and acquaintances he logical
MOON ('IIILDREN tiunr
to Jut) fl 1 Plan hew to irate
those pa}'mcnts that art important Show more affection
the one it- ho adores you. Don't give advice to others unless
asked to do so Strive for more harnian&gt; with kin,
LEO (July
to Aug
1( I)iscusaing new ideas it- tilt a
mtxlern'ttiinking person can bring forth ex"ellent results n:'w
Stuiw that you are a roust cooperative person Engage in cusic
work you enjoy and improve your image
\'G0 (Aug
to Sept
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that will gin&gt; you more acclaim from associates and add
mutual success ' indow shop for the clothing you want to adJ
to your present wardrobe Dine out tonight
I II,IRA .Sept 23 to Oct 2i Ideal di&gt; tom having a
time with persons you really like at the hobbies you mututali.
t'flji.)' \ us: have a special talent that should hr perfected it
can help Is' make you mutt' affluent
SC'ORI'l() (Oct
3 to Nøv 211 Make a stud&gt;' at home at,:
then maim nrc-rust&gt;' imprcisementi Also, strive I or nuo
harmon'. there The e'venin is fine fur the social side of hit
Show otlirut that you have charm
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bought in Jacksonville, III. by Sanford antique dealer Rilly bridges, It
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P,tn , S.ainfortl ('is'lC ('erfici
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Seminole Calt'n(iar Is a public'
service of ili,' Herald arid all
non'profit organizations anti
schools are Invited to list their
nctl'.'ltles frese of i'haro.

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FICTiTiOuSptAuE
P'tOl ICE &gt;5 Is4'rl't5 Q'vt,fu 11,51 ar
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He' kept the thte Norell's lush
NEW YC)R
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Tassell gave a light.hciirted fabrics, brilliant sequinned
feeling to the important-looking evening dresses, patch pockets
and ingtnecked bodices. And
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his fall eollj•ctic,n for
he believed in the costume look
the Howit' of Nordfl
't' wiä't mistake his pet to add elegance.
Suits and dresses, which start
two-piece dre'sse"s for little
nothings Rut then, Norell at $59, were matched with
thick, carefully tailored coats.
clothes bia'.'s' never lacked that
Many dresses were paired with
uiuthuriliitive look
Tassell, a Calilurrua designer fur-lined coats-in sable, mink
and stone martin. Only a few
brought In after Norman Norell
died last year, used pale colors
coat.(kt'Se StOod alone
amid 51111, silhouette's to gist' a
His suits were- narrow and offresh feeling to clotlici shown
tern tapered at the waist, Coats
V. t':lti.'t,Wts
were' indented, or the) fell
StTiliiZht 10 boxy shapes.
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beige and white
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Tassel offered surprise short
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bright, pink and black striped
dresses for evening,
He liked long, one-shouldered
'vemung dresses, in black or
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Sd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Till
LiGHTEIPeTse JUDICIAL, CiR
CUiT.
SEMiNOL C
COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE NO 73 hflCP
Estate f
JAMES A 541*111

C5Sf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST
SAID ESTATE You soc eace, of 0v aCI P'erlby
'v.tifuØ
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reQuired
to
fill 6y
ems ar.d OentSnds a-OCr you, or
'her 04 you ma 5 hivi against sad
"stat, ltieofficeof the Clerk of ttt
(.rc '1 COI 0$ the I tttfltO
Jud-cial C,rc,1, Seminole County,
the
Fioria, Prusat, Division, in
Courthouse at saniorci i aoi'.øa,
lthifS 511 Calendar
f,,,'
tme of thC h&gt;r5t poblucatior' of thus
must
net, Each claim or demand
be in wVIt,ng and filed In d.,'piicate
and stat, the paSte f res,d,,-ge
post office aoe,ess of the ciaimanf
'd mutt be sworn to by tue
Ja.mani, Pitt agent ca attorney, or
tP,p tam, 55i5&gt;i be iO.d
Dated at Sanford. Fiorida, th,
4I da of July, 1973
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itiatching cardigan-long tube
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untirt the h&gt;(tsl,O5 name ,'t Me,
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SEMiNOLE COUNTY, STATE OF
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Se TI-fE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
LiGHTEEPeTH JUDICIaL CiR
CUlT
OF
THE
STATE
OF
FLOR iDA,
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AND
FOR
SEMiNOLE COUNT.'
CIVIL ACTION NO 73 545-0
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Prtit.000tD C 0 onøM U 0
NOTICE
THE STATE 01 1 LORIDA
lo the un5csw
atc'c oi a While
Male (P-'Id l,'"ri j,s,',,, iS lSi3 at
'n"..s,r,up 'U,,
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lOSt 6 Pet lion
rte-, iled in tP,e
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U MO. 05 *0.. to.' thr soopton of
an unnamed Whir mali' child born
I 1973 to OW and you are
reQuured to Serve a cipy Of u-Our
Anie.. or Obl,ctlon to Sho* cauSe
eS'y tad Petition shotjid not bt
grantid on flt
Attorney
Pi'tit)oqi',t, FRANK USMILLAN
P0 Re' 3151, Orlando, FIoq,da
nse. and liii the original in the
Clerk of iSle Cirtuit Court act or
before th? 10th day of September,
1973. otherwise a decree may be
entered againtt you grantIng said

itCOufli and vosnheqi, as (IPSUIIII
OS the Estate of MATTiE Coitus
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iN HI- CIRCUIT COURT.
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SEMiNOLE
COUNTY, ivag hoe a unit Settlement of
gLooA
admlnistrat,on of sacS estate, JO.&gt;
se CiViL ACTiON NO I)for an order dScttargng hr'e as so, I
In r• its, Macrag. at
Isecut,.
• AREN LAURA SlOt 1)1 55*0
Dated lhi the it'h ,t., I ni,
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sod
Mary 5e'i's
)AM(S H 510101 MAst
Ai EIr(UIIU
ilutitand
Of thI' I shale
NOTICE OF ACTiON
MATTII (Iso 0'.
tot StAll' 01 1 ORuDA TO
()rir.i,- I
JAM(' 5 54 ieo.f MAId
Publith Jul5 5t 17, Aug 3, 10, it'!
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toot KAREN LAURA SCOIDEMAP,
"ii filed a Petition in ttsp C-rca-C
COurt ot Se-minolt COIJOII 110, dl,
i,,, O&gt;si,o&gt;utcm of Marrage, sod ,ua
a'e'rcovira'ti tO Sr-eve a copy of our
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Cas'lberr&gt;. works in Hiirri.

ets Ctuidre'mu'r Shop in its
?'PilritiUs tlt'%t prenliuset. ii
Se'itiinok I'law She and her
hiustiurid are' involved with
bctivittes of the' l'haraplagie'
Club in their spare' turn' A'
prt'serit the club is w'ca'klru('
at nuukmg business area'
tours' accessihjie to persons
in whierle'tuutrs She' also
enjoy'Sit'itiitiirui'
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VANN PARKER,M,D.
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GORDON STANLEY, M. 0,
ANNOUNCE THE ASSOCIATION OF
DAVID W. POWERS, M, 0.

GENERAL PEDIATRICS. RHEUMATOLOGY,
AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES

HOUk',by
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TELEPHONE
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STINSTROM, OAVIS &amp; McuPd
COuRTHOUSE
TOSH, Attcirn.,s to' Pehittorie-r.
Sp-ec&gt;l,ottiorst may be Obiainpd at
Maintenance Department,
PUS, Office ISO.
t3)O, Sanford, ho-ida, 3777I,and liii Oriando Dr..., Sanford, Fia, or by
thi original with the Clerk ol the oeit,ng (ueek'% Oflic,, p o Draner
above Styled Court on or betO,. C, Santo,d, loelda 327'i Au) b.cti
September 11. 1973. ofiterwitu' • arc to LI' ri a Sealed envelop,,
defauit and uitousate iudgm,nt will plainly marked on the outsidein- entered against you toe the reltef (SCaled hid br Rebut, Compactor
open Augutt 13, 1973) Ihds will b,
demanded in lIt. Pettion
'nu- piod and otfocal Opened at 7 p m, August i3, 1573 o
seal of 5.40 COurt QO the 7th dat of the Board of COunty Conimis,ions.s-i
AuguSt. A C). on
MetIng Room. Room 7*3. Cour
thoute. Sanford. Florida Actual
Stall
Arthur u- OtcSa,'n j, Ja-Ord ho Successful moo.r will be
adoption
As ti'cutr&gt;i
rtht1c ot th, 0111 regular Counis
Count,, I i'.cSa
WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL
of saId ttt•t
Con,m,ttion Metung, Room 201.
Clerk of Citcult Court
of the lad Court in Sanford,
S B'yon 14 Carter
Courittouse, Sanford, Florida
India U HarriS
SemiI, Ccnjrgy, Florida, this lIP.
Attorney for Eapcu,jtrlp
Auguit II. 1913 The hoard Oh County
Df'Pu4p Clerk
dau- Of Autitrit. ,v
P0 RON 752.
STINSTROM, DAVIS
Coniin,55,onert reserveS thi right to
tSi'ali
ca.r any
Orianao. Florida fl07
M thetosle
Ir, egutaritips or
Arthur i-I Beck*itps. Jr
Publ'tfc J0i5 77. Aug 3. hO. i7. 1973
t..rhnicai,t,es in bIds anti or to relect
I'ost Office ttut 1330
Clerk, Circuit Co.....t
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Sfl,or
all b'ds
Florida State Bank
S'm.rsol, Countp gsov,tia
Arthur H Becka-ith, Jr
Suite 22
B, i ridO U Harr,s
Clerk
NOTICE
Sanford, Fiorloa 37771
Deputs
Notice us h,r.05 g.sen that
Bo.rd of County
Attorne5t foe Petitioner
Pubiiii Au 10, vi,
brd Of County Commissionirs
(orTumiisionIrS
Pbii5h Aug 10, Il, 21. II. It/i
01512
Se'flif101t County, gloria.. utah, •
Seminole County. FlorId,
rirs si
?UCpm,oressoonthsiqe.fter.t
hIP AsStbVG Jones.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AltO
(t"jty Clerk
on inn' 71st day of Augus'.
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COUNTY.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 5TH FOR
is?). comider ersacim,nt Of the
I'uLIish Aug 3. 10. 1973
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR FLORIDA
Oflo*.ng ordnance
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IN CiviL ACTION NO. 131541 B
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Anacdnancer,sat.ng to Seminole
FICTITIOUS NAME
DIVISION £
CIVIL ACTION NO 73 1011 B
Counly,
Florid.,
providing
NOTICE lSit,rebyg&gt;v.ntital lam
DIVISiON B
In r. CIt. Marriage f
necessary regulations for tic,
noI engaged in butuness at i42 F
to ye the Marriage
hi, Mt
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con$rol of unrestraned arid vic'a
S.'rnran
Blvd
Casselberry,
i'' I'S I - ri DUMAS
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doJI pfoff'ct.ng ago-itt rn3.%ari(P5
Si'tiintji (uunty, I loyiØa under itie
cauSed by dogs. proi,ch.ng against
HuU,arsd. o'id
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ti(tiliout .m, of MUSIC SHACK
and
STAR SliJ(.il',ON, Wile
raO
th1-Ovgh a prram of 009
NOVICE
OF
ACTION
licensing.
BARBARA
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OUMAS
arc.n.tion
and
S Herbert Iltulman
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b) regiiiat.ng empeoperly reStrained
Wile
I'UHL SIC Aug 3, tO, Il, 21, 1971
NOTICE OF ACTION
r'C.Uv5 dogs. pvv4ding that tie
DIII IS
Kill (Jas .srriu.
Ti-SI STATL 01 I LOI4IDA TO
oed.nans(• shall apply and be en
-Indianapolis, lrtd,ar,a
borcgdinalfunincorporatedac,asot RARIIARA A DUMAS, WHOSE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 154*540
YOU ARE HEREBY Idol II lEO
&gt;VtC1 AN') MAIL INC
Sem,noie County sod w,thn the
SI-MINOIF
FOR
COUNTY,
5.0DM (St.
ARc
(onf'rws of eec', mtani(.p.litp
10114 ttat (,2uLliI MT A IIUCHSOP4
lid a Patition in the Circuil Court
01 T HO IT.
Sem.noli County *lnch Psalt repeal C (0*54 i. A WIt.
PROBATE DIVISION
MICI-lic.*Pt
of Sf'ffliflOIS County, Florida, for
all inconsistent municipal or
CASE NO 13 III CP
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ARt
NOTIFIED
ttat
a
O.SsouuI.unofUarriagrandyou
a'.
an
dinaflt*1 and enter unto
tlttaI. f
P. -ion lu D'siut.on of Marriage re-qu'rro to seu ye a copy of
agtsem.nf for the admiorsIrOtion
1 i ii I ()l-'ti I' '.ilIJM,IdAY
.sr.tt,-t, du'i,-e(t(-'t, .1 01-lt- (WI It lift
sad
ordinance,
providing 1-las ta-rn tOed agansl you in the
()eteau.d
141 tIe W ScIlCIOSH, ESQUIRE,
abOve 001010 Court, and you
definitions; proh.D.t.ng Oogs
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
reQuired to serve a opy of 1-Our Ci( STE NS?MOM, DAVIS &amp; MclN
mng at large, prorsibiting nu.san
TO At, 1. PC R$ON S HAVINO
In'..,, 5,0-irneyt fr Pttontr,
(is, neguineirig (onfinCment 04 1.f('.AI'f r picad'ng tO the P,t,ticjn
CL6IMS Off DIMANDS AGAINST
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J'tt,t'-tltler 'a alturney, kQ(.fl4
At,O5 .ivJiiit"tt . l't.Fit Office lb
vsciO,i
0O4,yt
and
provid'n-g
to,
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SAID ESTATE
13)0, Sanbord. Florida, 3771$, and
disposal Of v'ciOvs clogs requirIng BERRY of CI-EV(IApeO, Mill &amp;
You at-ti •a,l. of you are lillby
f,le tie u.ginai will. Pie Clert.'of the
HtRRY AltOVn,,s at Law P0
w6CC.nat.on
against
rabies,
p
.si,it rrq','red to file any
•t'.I,r ittled Court tsr, sir before
rvOu.r.nsg hceni%e tagt arid 5fting Drawer 1, Sanforti. I lercia 17771,
ia-mi Juol uleinaridi *hi(h you, or
September 5, 1971. olhrr*15
fOrth ConditiOns foe issuance .00 file the original An*,r
Of yOu. rluay hove against said
th OffItt Of the Clerk 04
0t'fJII arid ulfirtuale iu*gmenf
thereof, lofting foqtn the dr5tiOfl
eStaI.ir t050ff,clOf the Clerk of ti..
• Ciuu,t Court, in and for be entered against you for the n,liet
and CoSt of license tags foe dogs
Circuit Court in and for Seminole
impounding, SemiflTi. County, Flor,da, on or
der,oand,d in II'&gt;. Petition
prosiding
fO.'
Csi'jnly, Florida. Probàf, Division.
tn--tore tI's. 31st day of August AD
WIINF$S In.' luand and official
redernpli.ane'iQsit,Onofs
in tIll Coon thouS. at Sanford,
seat of said Cwrf on CI.. list dar (if
provid.nq for Impoundment ad 1913. or gudgln.nt 0,' aataot will 0.
Florida, within $ii months from the
taken against you foe fI,q reliat
July, A
, 1911
surve.li.rlc, of dogs or
th,r
time of tie first publication Of IlOs
t'i,aI
animals Su-tp.clsdof hawing rabieS, demanded in the Pe$ ,f
mice Ian, (lam or (ie,v,arid n,iust
WITNESS I I t'anitj and seal thiS
Arthur H Beck*tlli,
requ-ring reports of .0imal &amp;&gt;,fe,
i.e in w.fiIiflg a..d flied ill iii4ii(0&gt;I
Clerk ol Cirn,iit Court
providing esempt 005. reQuiring X'I (101- of July, A (3 , 1973
an-i stats lit. placi of reSidence arid
Streinol. Counfy, F orluja
rrpca't 0410,5.1. 04 dogs, iWOvid,fig IS-eat)
51 ulfICe address of lice clamant
Althur H Beckv.uti,, jr
Iii, Joy '...'.i.,
$ panaifies. and providing for cots
ar,sj must i.e S*Otn 10 by the
Deputy Clerk
Clerk of tis. r.i,cutf Court
slrtyciton, Ieverat,IlIty and affrtiwe
ilJ,manf, his a'fenf or altornsy, or
B, Joy W.bO
5V(PISYROM, DAVIS
Øjte
the sonic 50011 i.. vo.LI
Deputy Clerk
&amp; i.. 15410514
)5(AI&gt;
Datci at fern Park, florida, tti,5
Qff,c
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VLLAPdO,
Mil(
ho,
illo
Psist
&amp;ifhur H berItaitli. .1, .
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1973
&amp; HERR'.'
I 101-ida St.I. Bans Clacit
Anna I Stiumejy
AtfOffleyl
for
Pl4fWty
Suit.
73
Sosed o county
JuepI M Uuvauito
I' 0 Drawer I
Co'nm,ss.on.rs
Saritora, florida 31111
As Liecutors
Sarilord. Florida 31711
All,i.s,l fs. Pctlwi.,
Serninois Cgwnfy, ca.
OS said Estate
PuOI.tis Aug 3. 10. I?, 71, un
4
PubIi10 Aug 3, iO, II, 71, $973
Pvblislt JvIy 77, Aug iO. i973
Pubi-i
July 27, A-g 3, tO. $7, lu-i)
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The Stnunoe County Board County Con'mistion,s wili FC(rir
bids at th, dIce of Arthur H Ret i
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GII K l 11 %PI &amp;'IIs
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ofiend
you don't 'ieW
Family Lib
others. otherwise unpkasantnets inuk1 follow Try ,ci
effe.tively organize your lities so there is marc )tarrnony in
the days ahead Sparc the feelings Of others
Confess ions of a
ARILS (Mv 2! to Apr IQ1 It is better to postpone a visit
with a hiwig who is in poor humor no since the data you h u in b I e d house h u sb an d
Want it not aailahle Do nothing that could spoil your credit
Don't break *0) regulations
C'
By Joanrie ant
I IIURI7S ( Apr 2(J
0) Not a gcid div to
tNf 7od S CO{u IS
the data you need • hut tomorrow you could get far better
results ticten carefully to what a new.-otnc'r has to sat, but
When we knew that Joanne would have to spend three
W(Ck' in the hospital I told her confidently that handling the
hold in abeyance "ian interesting people
kid and the house would be no problem at all
(.1 MINI ( May 2! to June l) Attend to important
obligations instead of casting them aside or you could get into
The ;inieties about joannes health aside, I looked upon
trouble keep quiet 0 alm when a close tie rants and raves
the job of - househusband as a kind of adventure, a challenge After all, I had written several columns in the past
Avoid a troublemaker in the evening
about just how east housewiferY reall is
MOON ('HILOREN tiune
to July 21i 'ton can come to
a line understanding with a partner today. hut don't spoil it by
Well dcar reader you see before you a repentant stflflC1
being overconfident 'tou feel the public is not treating 'ctu
The first morning without Joanne I awoke early, go'
right, hut you may he too wnsitive
dressed fried a pound of bacon, poured orange 1111CC an
LEO (Jut) 2 to Aug 21) ineI a new outlet that is not
milk doled out vitamin pills and cracked a hunch of egg1
(cii you and pc busy at the duties that arc' real!)' important
rv;uls (cii- sei-arnhling - all this before the children rubbet
Don't he on the defensive with higher-ups lake time to
tht .Iee;i from their eves
improve physical health Re logical
I got them dressed combed their hair. cajoled them inti
VIRGO (Aug
to Sept ') 'tou want to spend a lot of
the kitchen joked and sang songs while I cooked the egg'
money tot some new kind of pleaire. hut this would be
and toasted the bread, then waited outside the hou'e with
foolish and not worth it. so stick to the economical Put
them for the bus that would take I.isa and Rachel to camp
and .Inshua to nursery school
humor into the life of mate Sr thoughtful
1IHR.A Scpt 2
t"
: '' \ in should take steps and
Ni. swi;t E;iss
make impmvemcnts at home instead of waiting for others to
Then I looked at five iltrts plates 10 dirt% glasses. Iwo
dci sc Get rid of those tensuns there that are building up
pan one with egg remains, the other with hac'on fat
1-vening is line for entertaining friends
Where do you pour bacon fat' In the drain' In the garbage
SCORPIO (Oct
to Nøs 211 11w extreme care in motion
bag
othersise you could meet with some unfortunate accident.
li-s not to argot' with others Hr more courteous Avoid one
flinns-r the first night roflsi'tt-iI of ins specialt) cii the
houqt- -- chicken and shrimp ciwikod in tomato sauce, with
who is a terrible gi-ieiip Relax tonight
eo, green beans, salad and homemade ehocolte pudding
SGI1IARILS (Nm 22 to 11cc 21) Although monetaryfor dessert
matters arc hardt satisfactory, this is not the right day to do
Twelve dirty dishes four dirts iasses and Iwe dirty pans.
something about them, as you could pet into a worst muddle
pots and containers remained in the kitchen while I gate the
Plan how mc economize more Hr alert
children baths, i-tad them stories, tucked them in bed, gave
CAPRICORN (Dc5.- ,, I,o Jan 20) You hate to he very'
them glasses of water and lots of g5iodnight kisses,
tactful in the handling of husinris and personal matters Ida)Strangely while' I was putting the kids to tied, the dirt)
'lake time to improve 'our appearance Re war of one who
dishes, pans and garbage didn't go away as they did when
has an eye on your assets 'lake it easy tonight
Joanne was hoine
Jn
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asleep thu kitchen was isack to norfildi
tempted to go off an some tangent
Just before' I Flopped into my empts king-sized bed m
PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20i Re certain you keep personal
barr foot found Lisa a metal jack Ms scream of rage woke
promises you have made to others A good day for shopping
up Josh w ho asked for Mommy and made me realize that
and putting repairs make to your home Attend the social
having no prisacv and bring lonely at the same time was
tonight and make interesting contacts
about the worst combination there is
II YOIR ('11111) is HORN 1OI)A
he or she wilt tit'
Thi- next morning the children had etild cereal and Ui,
one of thaw young people who likes to keep busy on practical
orange juice' and milk tn paper cups Our vs young mi.il cn
affairs leach the uselessness of quarrels, since the temper here
isted of TV dinners and fudgrsuc')cs
phenomenal With propet training, their could he a
There was miTt- to bring a houst'liu"bind tP,in d,'inesu
ver fine citizen litre who would prove invaluable in the field
drudgery
of government and the law cnfnrcemcnt area in particular
As a househusband I discovered the joys of actually being
'The Stars impeL the do not compel ' Wttat you make of
able to care for threE' young children, to provide them with
youm life is lu -gel) up to 't'Ot''
lost' and rare' anti tenderness and basing them on rare oct-a
Carroll Righter'' Individual forecast t,'r sour sign for
sians rc'turr, thus sami- deep t'fliiitii,fls
September ii now read) I-or your cop send your harthdatr
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tal after three weeks I was relies-ed thrilled practic'alts
Sins 62, IIoIl)'wood Calif ti0(p25
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happineis is possible with mate now He mote considerate
('AI'RICORN (Ike
2 to Jan 20) Modernize your idrat
and methods now- and keep pace with persons who arc makiti
more floor)' Meet with, successful businessman and get pool
advice Avoid a troublesome situation latet
AQL'ARIt'S (Jun
I to let 20, You arc' charming art-I
d&gt;'nami today 'too can easily delight others and obtain finn
them the data you it- ant to make your future more successful
Getting an early start is wise Relax tor,ig,ht
I'IS('ES ii ci. 2(1 Ic' Mar 20) }'lan your activities lot the
future more intclii,gently and know what it is you want to
accomplish Do whatever will ingratiate you more into the
gci:si graces of others hc'c unit a happier person
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YOUR CHILD IS HORN 1OIJA't'
he or she will be
one of those fun'lcwinp persons who can easily acquire many
friends Hut It is wise not to become personally involved wilt
an&gt; hut a choice few, and ttiereh' be' able to aceomt'hij.
great neal throughout the lIfe Anything of a public nature I'.
especially fine. he it in government work or entertaining
"1 tie Slit's impel, ttie' do nut compel " What you make
&gt; our iitc it largely up to YOU'
('arrotl Ri,ghtcr't, Individual Forecast for your sign I
Septenibec is now ready Eon your copy send your htrthdutu
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I hear he Is planning ott bringing this other woman to
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wedding I've never seen her, but friends say
i-tinging, loud, poaaaive
I have not tiern in romrnunlcaumi with him
mi, sc there is ni wos I ran ack him no th bring hits
l;it. friend to the wedding if he brings her, how far must
ii good manners be itretrhed' Unfortunately. I still care
play the role of the poor
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I)EAR ABRY I ant an adult and I want to change my
WHOLE name I never liked my given name It is conitatog inasmuch as It's used for both males and females My
famil) name Is very olig and difficult to spell and pronounrt', and even more difficult to remember
What as the' procedure' Does It cost arwthlng' )lnw
long does It take' Whom do I have to see, and where is
that peroun for office acated' Thank you I M SERIOUS

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SON Heruni "The Kid." 'More NIGhT MOVIES Reruni "The plays the mother, and Martin scheme to stop their bar from
than Just humor, a good deal of Trouble With Girls." An Elvis Sheen recreates the role of the becoming a sex factory.
of the son Sensitively played by all
10-30-11 ABC PGA ('.011
'.'arrnth along with it A nine- Presle) musical,
made during the late three actors
CHAMPIONSHIP This Show
'.isr.old played by Lincoln many
9.9:30 ABC ROOM 222 covers highlights of today's
htp.'itrick Jr.) charms his way ))s and 196. Okay Presley
mr;t the Sanfrods' hearts, winds music, typical accommodating i Rerun t "The Hairy Escape" second round of the PGA
Pete Dixon's lecture for the day tournament, plus some historic
t'-king and eating with script, and usual splash
tern, and playing poker with production. Elvis plays the is about business opportunit), clips of past PGA chamI it'd. Along comes his mother manager of a traveling tent and it makes a big impression prnnslups. Late coverage will
reclaim her wayward son show icirca l9) who falls in on two students Jason and pick up the third and final
. -ciall from Fred s plan to lose with int' of the beauties in Bernie, who decide to promote rounds tomorrow arid Sunda'a
a rockconcert. A one-time child
his Show played by Marilyn
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actnr,nowastudcnt,isthcstar,
12:30am *BC, MIDNIGHT
ft-:30 ARC ThF. BRADY Mason)
9.11 NBC. NBC FRIDA Y but he doei't come through SPECIAL The enormously
It NC1I iReruni "Jan, the
I ':v Child." Cute little touch. NIGHT AT TUE MOVIES with the anticipated front popular durable British Bee
expresses the desire to be alleruni 11w Subject Was money.
Get's
Barry, Robin and
only child because she's Roses" The movie adaptation
Maurice Gibb - host tonight's
9:30-10 AR(' TilE CORNER
of privacy. of Frank GlIroy's Pulitzer
"oncet-I They've been around
r,rioyed abet's
c-. the other Brady kids decide Pru-e-wmnirig play about a BAR"Mixed Doubles" The bar singuigtoiethersince19&amp; and
scillfeaturesome of their fellow
ostracize her so she can f eel Woi -d War II veteran who owners get themselves all
embroiled in what they think is
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countrsmcn of past fame
c - atmosphere of being an reta-ns borne from the Army to
show such as Gem and the
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Pretts soon Jan get aught in the middle of his a wife-swapping club planning
deteriorating to use the avern as t.s base of
Pacemakers. Ijernian's tier.
s.hcs stw had nothenng but par91t5'
Albertson wcn operations. A susplCtOUS
Jack
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t.rttwrs and strsc
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particularl&gt;- after a
b&gt; John Itart and Nelson Bent- plain silly,
on. Only the- cast, set and ad labs fit_ri story on child Labor on
California farms
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"1 can remember when ms
NRC'S durable ' - Today" father and mother wanted trw
show, whiich has been beating to clean my room—I thought
all corners sine..' 1952, took no that was child labor," said Miss
Army
notice whatsoever Monday of Quinn, the daughter of
the potential ratings threat general. 'Have you ever tried
Ixised Us the mica (135 team It to pick strawberries for half
did nothing out of the urthnar&gt;hour'
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m uted outdoors to
It J'Itot'ke'fellti' Plaza, brought in solutely killing work"
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Line, were he
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49th and 50th streets. Nothing still In the newspaper game. So
blame the fever and wait to see
unusual there.
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of re-porting for CBS, the new better.
jobset'nned old hat Miss Quinn.
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'aibi fi'or'.s'ors lugged ui the
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television experience seemnt'd President Nixon's speechto have any openingdaiy jitters writer
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sickness
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that she may have 'ion herself a return ticket home
men earl) in the mission.
The original p1,-tn called for teavieg th e sptde"i to lie in
They said earlier this week
space after completing the experiment to see how weighthey'd be glad to w ork a few
tiessness affec'ed their web spinning abilities.
hours today on earth resources
spiders -rte fed flies before going into space and 'his
and solar 8strononi) ex.
It m..'aI waa supposed to keep them alive
wily the- fIr-it
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appointed when Mission Control
But af u' .crabeILa's stirring performance, titrnna'at
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P-us filet mignon ft's hoped tl:u' tmui::,an ''.1 sill 'o'"p cIcero
Pudub- explained,
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alive for the r'
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pounded themselves pretts
Garrtott reported Thursda&gt; -:c ' m :i':..a ,'sc 'ce"t-;uiiS.'.hard ever)- day for two week;.
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to spin an apparently iormal web wi thout the aid at ,urnvtty
ahead. So it was mfet'itjetj it was He said that dunr. 'be first day or two au the experiment.
Arabeila was disortert-:'l by weightlessness and could only
tone to slow down and let
build ruttunentary wemu in the corners of her cage.
c'serybody catch their brea th .
Ii&gt; the U'iir-tI day. hower, she had managed to 'cut a web
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fi -ie'ncy t'urs- every da&gt;Puddy didn't rule out the pos-.ibility that Garn.,tt, a solar
The idea for the '.eb spinning experiment came from
Judi th Stiles, 17, a former Lexington High School student who
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conducted an earth resources
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'Itie t'rmimnc'nt troops had ads-anced Ambassador C, Etiior&gt; Sw ,mnk
Callilitilliall conlilland clailliell soutimest of tile capital.
,Actit it) tile Phnom Ilenh airport
for a ceremnainy delivering the
'brilliant suc-t-esses'' in all
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gimvt'rnfronts to,ilii) and said Its trot)ps inent forms front Illinoin Ilenh first (if eight ('123 transport
hind re.ilic'netl the highway to anal Neak I.uong limikt'iI up plant's t*'ing given t'resident
Neak I ajaing, the naval has.' on 'I'hursabiy at Dci Ihihi, 2n itoh's Iiii Nol's government before
the U S. tx'mnbing stolts on AUi
the Mekong this- er 32 miles southeast of l'hrno,ii Penti. But a
mis'wsuiiaml was sttmppssl mit m 15
Ili Saigon, the North Vatrmulblms-k 13 miles from this'
naituese delegation said ,imm
a ,iptt_al and told Communist
Au It-rit'ani Plaits' took
troops scert' still in ttit' area
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ia'tni.umiest' to Hanoi tact_i&gt; -F
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1152 Maimlay, is this' govern- miia'-rc' preliminaries conc-ernur.
ttma' 1' S quest fur informmiata- mc
uiment's c-Int'l base on the Mekong Riser t't'at'tl'tiuimmiii ,Ili Americans missing in liltsignal lit sm.niitir, plait-s iii New
t, ie'tii.ilii war.
Ietmim ,itial (tic' South Vu'tnmmiiese'
Mcmii. But the si'iirt-tiers hut-c'
It was 11w' secomul such w eekly
I..irik'r 'liii' tiighisca&gt; ha the
lme.'mi ummmitmlt' to plrijrnirmt the tin.
has lu-cit cut l,y the (,immuitunpst- trill ,after a seven -week susgilt ml the signal
Ic'ns1' of the flights A ('oil)lt':I ittsurgemtt_s situ -I' April,
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ihit' higttsc ui&gt;, Route I, goes uuiuiiit spokesiti.in termed it
time tracking il.mw hi
'nit&gt; . li.nomi trip" and said no
all tlwSt' an Ihiroughi insurgent territory
rumiiirs coming Fralmui ('alif.r,tiu
ta tIc' South Vis'tnanmiest' br- ' mrr.iiugt'uiienits has t' been iiuitli'
to Ontario, ('.anaala- -all (if
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tier.
'a tin-hi have been proven false,"
i'lL Insurgemits apparently of .-Siimeric'uns 'alit, died in
mould tttmite Police Sgt Alt
fell hsut'k anti let the gin-em- t-,iptis- it) in Nortti %it'tnjmmi
Whitehouse. 'Atli) Is heading (hit'
iiit'iit f,.rcs's through, Cal Am
Die South Vie'tnaiiie'sc coinsliai' effort.
Itaimig, till' shiit'f tilkika'sihi,iti for uti,anl re'Isirtcsl more Picas- &gt;I-:'.-r)b.cl&gt; i i tin' lint
(he (,iiiilasluummi t-iimuimilmiitti, re- tmgtit'fig in the t'eiitlii( highlands
if tr&gt;inig tam relay sommicttiinig
l'urtt-d tmnil&gt; light resistant-i' 4mmid Thursday and said 41) ('cullthink 'at' better get
umtfur.
fe'.'. ga.vt'rnuiient casualties
iiiuttist troops 'acre' killed In
mmi,atimti together ,iniii get the
I irat&gt; (IS hmt.iiihiinig ciimttiui- ulasha--. west of Kuntuztt and
truth separated front ruinors,"
lied around ilk- clock. and Ilortimcst of I'leiku.
Whit.'hamwm'.' mmaiil
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grow it weaker sirtc't' thie' first
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control civ iliami officials exerted I%9, also said other areas
over the air war
lnidocitina. would lx' selected inside South
Many military officers 'alto
Vietnam, which would not acserved in World War II and twill&gt; be strut-k. Instead, nitihiKorea contended throughout tory record keepers would show
the Intloc-hina scar that this each Cambodia mission as has-'
degree of control was un- ing occurred in South Vietnam.
Pft'tedt'flta'd
A second set of statistics
The 1967 meniora ndu in,
stamwtng sc- tier..' time b-oriihs iii'niiade
public by Deputy ball&gt;- fell was held by a tint&gt;Secret_irs of l)eft'ns'.- William
nuntlA'r of top civilian and millI'. Clements Jr. Thursday,
tar&gt;- officials with a ''need to
lends support to clainn.s by
know-,"
veteran air officers (lint civilian
The Armed Services Comitauthorities right up to the WttItriniittt'e has spent three weeks
linus.' rolled the inmip.irtant
irivt'stlgating 'ati&gt; the I)efem'isa'
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ri'puurtt'it
1he Vii-Illagoll declassifivil thiiI 3,630 I"2 strike-, in Cani.
the immentio
show that a polic
tiamalia aw'curred In South Viet4)f tovering up politically
nallILSen. liarold E. Hughes, Dsensitive brmnitbing alpi'r4itiuns in Iowa, said, ''This is the first
supposedly neutral nation., Indication I've had oil palper
adjoining South Vietnam had its
that there were orders to ('miter
roots in the Johnson mid' false information In the
ministration.
reojral.''
The document. dated Feb. 23'
1967, deals with delegation at '
.iuthortt&gt;- to the Joint Chiefs of
Larry'
Staff for 11 52 tsimiibing strike',
against Lirgt'ts
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unit people lit.' eating liiori' etu,is'y shoals along se itti it
bread . ('ountrit's In the Far
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millio ion in the current cr.p
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Second, the partial lian on ln4t at uitiotit 27 million tons
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scheme to stop their bar from

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as cc.anchors of the 'CBS
Morning News"
hioweser, their dawn debut

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S%h:ioper on tek', ision'; scale of
t'xcitertit'nt, despite pledges by
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tLq I a. (iitn' on television I start
out with a sore throat and a Ics-cr" she joked as the program
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"Well, a fever Is all right as
long as it doesn't make you delirious," mnu,ed Mudd. "Actual'
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for public office."
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posed hi the new CBS tcatii It
did nothing out of the ordinary.
It Just moved outdoors to
Rockefeller Plaza, brought in
Duke Ellington's band and held
a tennis exhibition on the
plaza's private road between
49th and 50th streets. Nothing

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For Itudri, a 14's ear veteran
of reporting for CBS, the new
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with four years logged on the
Washington Post but no prior
television experience. serriwd
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that. Just before the show, Miss
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anyone using that line, were she
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fr,int.; toduu&gt; and siiiol its troop; imietit forces fruiin Phnom l't'm'ih first of eight ('123 transport
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Neak Iaiiing, (tic' nasal base on 'fliurMLis at Ih'i l)iuh, i tiiilt's 14111 Nol',; government before'
the Mckoiig Iti', e'r 32 uiides southeast of Phnoin Perth. But it the I.' S bombing stops on Aug
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Mexico. But the searchers have
It 'is ,is (1w second such weekl&gt;
t*irok-r 'liii' tiigtissii&gt; to the' cut&gt;
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been cut b&gt; tin' ('euutununcst- trill .after a sc's'i'n- wet-k susgin iii thue signal.
peiusitrt of the flight.;, A ('ounIt'd iiisurgi-tits sine-i' April
"We're' hav ing a heck of it
liigtise- a&gt;, Route I, goes tuuunist spokeszinun termed it
tiuti.' trot-king flown all
these in through insurgent te'rritors "tints .i liaison trip" and said
ruiti''r; tilulini: fn,iiui California
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Vletnaluiese' hot- ,i'r,iiig,'tuirnt.; tums- e been tui.ide
to Ontario. Canada -all oil
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ulcr,
whit-hi have iwt'ni prois-&amp;'nu false,"
f 'itiie'rieaic who died in
11w Insurgent; apparently
said State Police Sgt A Ii
It'll back nei let the govern. ('.11)115 It) mu North Vietnam
Whuite'hiiuttst', setiii is heuidumig the
Hit' South Vietnatuiese coinliit'tit forces through Col. Alit
I5Ii('i' effort
the chiie'I sluikt';ili,ili for iuoirrt rt'putrtt'-d more he',i'i &gt;
'Ese'r&gt;t&gt;u'tl&gt; i.s Ili tilt- pr.n'esi
the (',iuuuhodi1iiu e'uuiitnunci, re- fighting in the' central highiamiel,
if tr&gt;ins: to r,'lay ;oiiiething.
I jsiitt'ol ned&gt; light re';usLmnu- anti lluurscLm and said 40 Cointhink see' tic'(te'r i'.e - t our umufor- l.'se giise'rnuuient casualties
uiiuni;t troops were killed in
ttiiitiiiti tugs-them atiel get tire'
Ile',ivy 1,1 S tsi,u;luutig u,iti,- cl,esli$s west of Kontwti anti
truth separate-el Irlilmi rulmiors," tuisl iretunisl Ito' clock, and ,uurthiaest of I'klku,
5S'Iiiti'h,uusi' 101uul
(lIlt' u'.u'st'rmuitent cc'ltllCt Wa;
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The Pentagon oIe'ehis.slfut'sl
tilt' iiie'tliu) to stuns- that if policy
of c overing up politically
sensitive bombing operations in
supposeril&gt; rut-ut ral nations
adjoining South Vie'tnaiii had its
roots in the Johnson oil.

Staff for 1152 homitbimig strike's
agai list targets in I.05
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The document, elated Feb 11,
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about the saint' as when headed tier, fall flat or conic out Just
by J3hn lhvrt and Nelson Bent- plain sii1y, particularly after a
on. OnI&gt; the cast, set and ad libs film story on child labor on
California fan;
we're new
"I ('an remember when ni)
NBC'; durable "Today" father and mother wanted nit'
show, which has been beating to clean vii&gt;' room-I thought
all coiner; since 1952, took no that was child labor," said Miss
notice whatsoever Monday of Quinn, the daughter of an Ann&gt;

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Iliriner elniurtiummi of the Joint
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Fails' G Who't'k'r, and initialed

ok'gree of ciirutr,il seas on- in: its -urred in South Vietnam
preve.k'nted.
A second set of statistics
Tin' 1967 m,'nnoranoluiii, showing where the boiuibs uo'.
"'all(' public by Deputy
tuall&gt; fell was held by ui tin),
&amp;'t'netars of I )efe'nse' William nuiiitw'r of top civilian and null.
P. ('It'lii,'flt; Jr. Thursday, tar)- officials with a ''need to
lend,s support to claim, by know-,"
seteran air officers that civilian
The Armed Service; Corn.
tiuttioititie; right up to the 5S'tiite iiiittee has spent three weeks
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H&gt; FRED S. liOI"l"MAN
Said, we're designed to provide
Al' %IllItars 5%rlti'r
''a rt'scnibhanit'e to normal op'iVASII lN
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A se'
ert't Pentagon n1u('ttii,rinttum, e'rations thereby providing ii
tins-dIed more than I, )cars uredut)le story for replies to
inquiries, after it seas written, ;irovide
glililfist' (if thit' t'*trc'ttie'ly fight
The tue-mo, dated Nov. 20,
control civilian officials exerted 194i9, also said other urea;
over the air war in Indochina. would be selected inside South
Many itillitans officers who) Vietnam, sehichi would not at-served in Wiirkl War II and tually hi.' struck. instead, nulls Korea contt'misleil throughout tar) record keepers would show
the Indochina 'is or that this ciuti (' imhxxIiuiniis.;iofl as has''
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l),'ft'iisc', 'si,'lvjn It. taint in'titr.ilits if the ('.uititc'ichtiun
;ill giis-ermtient
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The menlo linking Laird, miss
elimbnriti' plan for keeping
secret thousands a)( li-Si raiihs President ,Nixon's top iluniestit'
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ago Inst North Vietnameseadviser. to te
trool) sanctuaries in ('aintsslia, t'iiiiiiuuflige.I raids se- as ru'
according to 0 till) secret tile-till) leased ii&gt; I-puty Defense Sc11
retur&gt;- William P. ('lenient.; Jr
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upcoming series. Rollout
Its.' fireman Recognition has
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(9) Jackson Five
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mr high school and high
then
I to mi'mtct'r th,t' %i'.irs
as a tuna' of fiji''
bs girls, a son- c that w is
-racking and acne So
se.,s intert''tl11 for vii.' It gil
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i' make another commitment
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(a) Isrchiet
F ijnhouse
(9) Huck &amp; Yog
7 30 121 Lase
(7) Sesame Street
(a) Pebbles And
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(71) Sesame Street
(10 (7) Hcivrdcatl,
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(I 1) News
(34) Erica
(II) Petticoat Junction
1 is (74) Iheonie
7 30 (7) Police Surgeon
(7) Your Futu re Is
Now- Reading
(a) What's My Line
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(71) Haw Do Your
Children Gvo.s'
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Barry, Robin and
Maurice thbb - host tonight's
ricert The y've been around
singing together since 1956, and
will feature some of their fellow
countrymen of past fame on the
show, such as Gerr) and the
Pacemakers, flt'rnusn's Herruits, Wane Fontana and the
Mindbenders, The hollies,
Searchers, and Billy J. Framer
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Nikl*us
and thunjers*ornu4
(1.FVEI.A\D tAPi - Al Lion*l (iamiwonship at the butter and ffa ckm t(HtM l
Defending champion (&amp;r"
Tom Weisknpf ncupd the
stead. I took a bite of it len'd 's tx'st spot among t he big names .layer and Masters thner
t;c,er forgot his peanut t'anter'bur Golf Club
butter and still matched the
However. Gestierger. Ivrt. hot dog on the ISth tee'
The British Open champion Tnmm Aaron struggled in with
t'nmpetitive course record with son. and Bob l)wkson and Mike
"you watch." said U.S. Open firrd a 70. sharing sixth plac't 731, Arnold Palmer and tee
ii fc*w-unicr.par f
Hill. deadlocked for third at IS.
etuimp4nn John Miller. who was with ormer IV,A king Rik) ino took 7fis.
ti Iverson. armed With a tip all pta'ed their rounds earl y nn
tna log jam at2. "Those guys Fl oyd. No Bus. Tons .lackhn
Unless Nicklaus. Palmer.
from lee Trevino. fla.ched the the hot, team da tief are who shot the good rounds this
TrIevirso and Mytor turn thing'
G l l bfft And
.ame £7.
mornfng will have trouble to.
winds swirled over the 9.ft5around Uida'i. the superstars
The Improbable pair's per. yard layout
nwrrow. if the conditrnns 4P'
Ina large group at par 71 was are on the serge of drawing a
forrnanc'es Thurs4s kft afl of
Its skinr. Ceiberger still
the s.ime"
No I money winner Bruce blank for the 1973 RIg Four
pro golf'
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rt anut butter for
This is the last of the ma)or if ties
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the' nation for rt'tirded chil dren From left to right Itav Helms holds
his trophs for the
yard dash, while Mrs
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Charron wIth her trtqch's for th e broad jump Mmmc Largent and
Mattie- Dixon both earned tao trophies in the High jump and the 3tk
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Sale Quit', who jutted the
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Li&gt; top-seeded the' Nastau* of
Rumuiatiia and scv,jnd..ee-cjed
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III., the' defending tivan
Both Ltnezt-d past wte
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John Alexander toctin wt
Cosines's was to hued sixthseeded Patrick Proisy of
France
But it was Jeanne Event hu
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Site triade the, th-t'usiuts to turn
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on Oct 5
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ratiki I like it up here I'm at
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injuries to Sellers and hi.s top
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of Midugan, of veteran teens.
Warfield, Marlin bruicue',
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back 1)071 Sttuc'k and rookie i-i. pr essed Coaches In untra.squad
three'yards-arud-a4 lQud.of.du't
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crminiag before the' College attack of Ohio State.
tJ* sunatarity apparently ends All-Star Cam.!
He believes he was drafti"]
ttit'te
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SIU'IS 14 here he was
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idea they could be forming a tant," laid Bathes', adding he unknowns the scouts eyed , "
similar assing combination doesn't know P-is'- well he's
He satd tus attutu.:k in Camp
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We're tuU trying to learn all yardstick to measure me veterans" but because of the
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'We need a lot of improve.
The Patrtnta acqur.ti U',r F'.iirbor
who left college m.nt to
be a good tram," Fair- -isnuces via aetes. nrhiitr
lahoi-na hk.q ac1 ,ifler !tre Pttn-+tt it -i
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He' trusted Nerbe'l ahutul the l),iII,u'. e-'ntr.n I hut tie. niu,i,1.'
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hi'. ('e)fltl,it-t tcec.iuci' he cc- a'. Oi'ttine' ti.iiul :is ,ns,,'-'I,
1"urth-r.,tind dr,utt pick ccht ran back kct-utfe
tie' ii been plsis-ung tsieutb,ill fur tcc 'it',iI '. 'hid tcc'nI he'e-n
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banks
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form it, ur ,n 'r-uining,
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h-airtcar.ks, ti".. s th rr.tu-h
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To guy. Pucnk.ttt SniflC
lo&gt;al f..rs flunk U. Md h'atruoi,' history, is inheriting .. Fairoank,,
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Hannah
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Huustws. Texas. 3-2
Houston scored all of its T'Uflt
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eight men I-u the plate' The bw
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IA$?1iI'nl; tb 11 50 monlhly, P'--',ne
$577 br
home Intl

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5Iall&amp;on Will %*if &amp; InStAll a'
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ICentral heat a, air
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Acreage Lis':ngs Offered

MMIOIATL INSTALLATION
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nDftthIp. pep.n)ents for 90
l.1fS' 'ta'- viii also pay

95°o FINANCING

imply the finest adult mobile
home park in America todoy. Close to
Orlando. Extraordinary location.
Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot
rentals for homes start at $75 per
month.
Furnished
models open for your
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0$Ig '.11(544) Beg $04 ('lefl $P,$
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BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES

OFFICE MACHINE
REPAIR

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&amp;man,'0. litR, lIving ice.- b.g
lc..p-_a Curb
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tel' tP,rt t10Orourn 'Wt bail
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(orPr4.n *1'O large Iwo car

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Pints of Oil, Not Quarts!
" Low, Low Monthly Payments I
v' Full New Car Warranty!
v' High'Tradeln Value!
f
v' Air-Cooled Engine!

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i'-,ers coyered by the
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IN EMPLOYMENT ACT
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obta,ned from the Wage
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supermarkets may be nearing

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an end, according to an
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department managers in most
Sanford supermarkets deny
they ever were short of beef,

but Independents claim the
shortage exists.
"We've never had much of a
problem anyways," said a

spokesman for Fairway Meats,
while the meat manager at
Publix Market said, "We ye
had no shortage, so I can't say
the situation is improving. It
was fiever lAid."
The meat markets not connected with large supermarket
chains tell a different story'
They have been short of beef for
some weeks now, and are still

mauled to death by an alligator says he is
suing th e state and concessionaires ata sta te
park for negligence He asks for $4.5 million.
(Pg 5-A)

MORE THAN 500 PERSONS are feared dea d

and more than 1,000 are reported injured In

short. "There are two

the earthquake in southern Mexico. (age 7A)

problems," said a spokesman

for Hopkins Meat Packing.
"Supplies are short, and when
beef is available, prices are too

high."
Iowa M2ats in Sanford and
Hi-flavor Meats Inc. In Oviedo
disagreed beef is in short
supply, but said prlcei for the
bulk product are prohibitive.
"The supply is Improving all

the time," said Iowa Meats
representative. "But prices are
too high. Farmers are holding
back on their meat and will
flood the market when the
ceiling on beef is removed Sept.
12"
lie added after a euupe of
weeks of high prices he expected the price of beef to drop.
Ill-Flavor Meats owner
Edward Ondick said he cannot
afford to buy al.' the beef he
needs, and has curtailed his
orders as much as 40 per cent.

"I'm Just sitting here waiting
for Sept. 12," he said. "This is
the most chaos there's been In
the meat business for 30 years.
I'm disgusted. It's beyond all

reason for Nixon to impose
but give us no
guidelines how we should
operate under the controls."
The Agriculture Department
verified earlier this month that
70 packing houses were closed.
Earlier this week they
estimated that fewer than 50
were still cloned.
Price controls for all Foods
except beef were removed July
* 8. The bid on beef is scheduled
to be removed Sept. 12..
In a department rqort issued
these controls

Tuesday
officials
said
production of all red meat In
July was 2,651 billion pounds,
down 5 per cent from June, but
about the same as last July.

to End Zone Dispute

TM,' US[-,' OF 1,ARGF. AMOU147S
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ALTAMONTE SPRINGSThe count) commission annexati')n of Sib 436 as done
ayor I-awrence Swofford weeks ago filed a law suit in 1970 by Altamonte Springs
esday night suggested a challenging city annexations under a state law declared
army officers following an attempt to .
cial election to solve one of for the past three years. unconstitution
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Damasc us report (Page
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ty and the county g,
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HOUSE SPEAKER Terrell
mercial enterprises.
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contiguity are illegal and will
The county contends the fall in domino fa&amp;
not eager for a special legislative session to 9 I He urged that the city call a
1ecU'! election within the city
Swofford recommended a
revise Flori da 's oil spill law. (Page 6-A)
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residents In the contested morning 72 Partl) cloud) the Ut) wins the election (hi.
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Calendar . r ........ . 12A
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caslonal thundes-showers more
tflmonte
In like fu.shton, Swofford said,
citizens
10-1 lB
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Public notices
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during
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the people want to remain in tonight and 50 per cent Thurs. refmndurn will be a point in
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The Senate Watergate Committee, whose
hearings produced the disclosure that Oval
Office conversations had been taped
routinely, also has gone to court to seek access
to the tapes.
Committee members feel the tapes would
shed light on various contradictions In the
testimony of key presidential aides who appeared before the panel.'
He has based his refusul to disclose them on
the claim r"t evevul:ve privilege--the theory
that the '
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light to
aiforination if he judges it o
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decision will influence government and the
presidency for years to come.
Cox set the stage for the confrontation when
he subpoenaed nine tapes of conversations between the President and a tU!'fltCr o( White
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Marlin, will take Mayor
that last mile.
There wun't be any
Humphrey Bogart to
whisper thiough the bars
"stay tough, kid." There
won't be any stories in the
papers, or even a funeral
notice He was just a dog.
after all,
And in all fairness, you
can't be too hard on the
commissioners. who spent
more than two hours
Tuesday afternoon on the
"case," swearing In witness es, in trod., lag
evidence (photos of a
sictim, a bloody shirt, torn
shorts)and
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City indicated more than 600
persons perished in the devasting

Mexico

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The authorities said- LlIey had no

murder, by exposing them to police Police Supt. Aake Aakesson said that,
sharpshooters. They hoped this "'as far as we can judge, they seem to
pressure eventually would force the be rn a relatively lair condition under
to surrndeithe circumstances."
Ile strategy was not an immediate
Olsson, a safecracker who escaped
success. Instead a shot was fired from from prison earlier this montii, uleized
the vault through one of the new holes, the four hostages and holed up with
and t1w buUet went through a them In the I-Credithanken last Thurpoliceman's ij's4 dinjtir'J his jaw. sday after the police interrupted his
But his condi tion wa not serious
attempt to hold up the bank He
He was the second casually of the dernanded$650,000m ransom and safe
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it 'r -budy wKiei CCfluüs..L out, us we country for himself
another policeman in the hand.
and Olofsson, a friend from prison
Police spokesmen refused to confirm
or deny a report that at least one of the
The government brought Olofsson to
women in th e vault had been raped, the bank and paid Olsson the money
and one spokesman suggested that but refuedto!et them get aw.y un1c
OLsson might have given out such a they released the hostages. Olsson,
report "to put the police under extra however,
insisted on taking two of
them with him to insure
Police sources said the oldest of the
The to convicts and the hostages
three women, 31-year-old Birgitta have been conflned inside the bank's
Lundblad, the mother of two small vault since
when police
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people from their homes
Late figures from the quake areas

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Progress

Luis

scheduled a bus tour of the devastated
area today.
The quake, coming during the worst
rainy season ir. 30 years, extended a
disaster area th at already covered
much nf cetra' Mccc cnt ol

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opCfaUoflS to reopen the road. the Khe Sanh previously
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'illng of the downtown bank vault in
Police Commissioner Kurt Lindroth
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ambulances loaded with government soldiers wounded farKhe Saab, they said, is now
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Ph"m Penh, and began patrol- lated peace accords by transhing tth sides of the hihwny. forroin the onettiu U.S. b:s
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(.-ambodlan force told Faas that into major military complex,
the Khmer Rouge insurgents say Pentagon officials.
had withdrawn a mile off the
road
Defense Department analysts
ar tillery and heavy mortars. say the Communists have built
The general said traff ic had new roads leading south and
resumed on the highway and west, big storage and repair fa-

ARCHITECTURE In Stan. China. earl), Communist baition. his a kehcIe•IIke look

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(AP) A government armored northwest Cambodia have been Ing. Pork, for example, rose GI Kompong Luong, 19 miles
column smashed th rough cut since last weekend, they from *1.60 a pound to *1.78, and northwest of Phnom PCIth Oft
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-Veal production in July was
down 4 per cent from June, and
was 27 per cent less than last
July. Production m JanuaryJuly was 27 per cent less than a
year ago.

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per cent from June to July. and
wits down I per cent cnsnp.arc'd
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Last year.

Power Plant Is Blamed
On 'Great Soot Fallout'
DETROIT (Al')
Detroit FAIISOU Co.
employes say one of the utility's power plants
was responsible for the oily soot that fell on
both Sides of the Detroit River for t%%o nights.
One Edison worker, who asked not to be
identified, said on Tuesday that black smoke
"so thick you could walk across It" began
spewing from a smokestack at E4ioii's River
Rouge plant Su&amp;.'av night.
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Edison smoLestacks were "blowing out smoke
all night" and the situation was not corrected
until an Inspector closed a faulty damper at 8
a.m. Monday.
Falling soot blanketed a 10-mile band
cutting across Detroit, severn! suburbs and
Vli'tlor, (hit., across the Detroit Riser.
Authorities were Innnd(ed with complaints
about blackened cars, boats, homes and
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Utilities braced for another bout with severe
electric power demands today as a wave of hot,
muggy air continued to give much of the East
Coast and Midwest the miseries
The New York State Power Pool and other
systems were forced to reduce voltage Tuesday
when temperatures in the mid to upper 90s
caused massive consumption of electricity by air
condtiuners. Some power (allures were
repot-LA
Auto comonni"s Jny dew s'Qra! !jj
western plants because of the heat wave,
some 750 sweIterng workers at two other plants
simply walked off their jobs.
New York City suffered through a year-high
temperature of 98 degrees as Consolidated
Edison reported a record power demand of 8,161
megawatts. The temperature-humidity index hit
85, which a spokesman for the National Weather
Service said meant "utter misery."
In Washington. the tem perature reached 97

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metropolitan area was
under an air pollution alert for the 17th day this
summer, hot, stagnant air holding pollution over
the area was not expected to dissipate before
Friday.
A spokesman for the Virginia Electric &amp;
Power Co. in Richmond said the utility had an
all-time high power demand of 7,100 megawatts
on Tuesday.
In the Detroit area, where the tempera t ure
reached 96 degrees, union officials prodded
Chrysler Corn. into tiini tc
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assembly plants in Warren, Mich., and Windsor,
Ont., sending 4,700 workers home.
American Motors decided to close down its
Kenosha assembly and Milwaukee body plants
in Wisconsin as well as a jeep facility in Toledo,
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Alice Apppling

AUGUST21, 1973
ADMISSIONS
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sewage treatment plant into a regional facility will be
delivered to the DPC office later this week.

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He said the DPC ha3 agreed to allow adtntlonal hookups
in Altamonte and the city has pledged there will bnof(
pollution of Spring Lake from the plant.

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offered, Swofford said, to ploy $6,00 of the cest, with the city
to pick up the $9,800 balance. The council said, Instead, it
wishes to equally divide the costs and the city will do the
engLieering work.

Julian said the shopper is taking the position its
unrestricted right to deliver without solicitation is guaranteed under the Constitution's freedom of the press provision.
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hyacinths.
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shocked when they went to at
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south
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a
released by Drummond who ,
empty the contents of the wallet municipalities Tuesday n1glit,
The commission delayed for had been seeking rounds to set
cause this weman doesn't carry rejecting 1-3-2 membership In oneweckcc, ide,rj.s,:,n c,flE
any crcdl cards-, nor did she CALNO,
the
planning amendments requested by board.
have more than one dollar in organization sponsored
by
*Central Florida Zooiojcaj
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and
Winter
authorize
the
preliminary
weat
purchases with a check.
her's too good, or maybe
Springs.
construction step of fill dirt on because parents figure school
Since it was only a dollar
Not content with vetoing the the Lake Monroe site's
access libraries
which she lost, he felt it was
are
Wi
enough,"
n't organization, the board took the road.
worth it to report the incident to
Drummonci said, his survey
, 119.
to lecture CALNO
Blake, obviously upset as he showed "minimal interest" in
the policc...but felt that via full
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members on the virtues of the left the room, had pleaded in county libraries.
column a word to the
.
East Central Florida Regional vain for the sceond week that
would be sufficient.
P
Planning Council
Extmpla:
urging his requested amendments
The commission postponed
CALNO to Join and participate
would not diminish county for one week Drurnmond's
SCM Etictric
--in the council 's activities,
control of the park, since the proposed library advisory
Adding
M.ckias
The commission, led by Greg parks committee and planner
Since we've been known to
committee,
which
he
said
Du-umuiiond, said It didn't want Robert Nelswender must ap- "would review
drop the barb onto the laps
R eg.
current facts
of to spend tapayers money on prove each contract as it comes
our postal employee friends, It
and
keep
tabs
on citizens' views
another planning council, when
comes as no surprise that the
... and can aid and ence'irage
it
already belonged to ECFRP.
\
Blake said he Wants to save use of libr aries at some time In
followlnz was mailed to my
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SALE
Dine by avoiding 'running to the future."
attention.-of course, w
Now
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CALNO,
formed
In
1971,
the
commission"
on each small
an&gt; signature.
$fl
P.ogre-ssf
recently spent $25,000 on south detail, but the hoard and
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The proposed c'mmittee,
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county regional sewer and Assistant County Atty. Howard similar
Postmaster at Anoka,
to the Parks Advisory
54,09 an
.nwater
report, but disappotnttd
nesot.a, he printed up cards
Marsee feared the amendments Board which functioned for
Office
With Ca&amp;elberry cit,S ouncilmnn were too broad
I-us message a
and asked for years before the county
' Z
nd is passing Monday night discovered the another week's study-.
them ou t to his customers:
established parks, was enreport will not be accepted by
'g•'
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OtIanJj
dorseJ by the Seminole County
i.0$ ,
"We are trying harder.
'R01' COOPERATION
an'itate or federal agency as
League of Women Voters.
"87,200.000.000 piemes of
mad the basis for funding.
were handled by the U.S. Postil
Commissioners and the
Service in 1972.
mobile home association,
"If we were 99.99 per ceflt
HYACINTH REMOVER
CROP, buried the hatchet at
correct in all our mail handling
0
Drummond announced a least temporarily, agreeing,to
we could still make 8,720,0)0 water
hyacinth harvester at an organIzed program of
errors.
Osteen Bridge could take place Cooperation
in drafting
"1ti.at'sa tet of errors-but it early next
year when the state legislation allowing trailers to
is also a very good success
END OF SEASON
allocates a machine currently remain on agricultural land.
rotio."
betn built to the county.
The board agreed to an
Drummond
released
a
letter
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MRS. CAROLYN Stenstrorn, acting chairman of the Seminole Junior

woman caller did yesterday

r' case when two men approached her and asked "where
do they keep the milk used for
baby's forinulas7"
Being a good samaritan, she
Acting City Ally. Ned Julian, asked by the board last offered her help to one of the
week to determIne possite court action to force the county to
gu&gt; s, while the other guar
permit the Installation add the state Home Rnh' I aw ef
rIuJ" her cart
fective Oct. 1, nl1ow the city to take ea sements on the rightYep, you guessed it. Before
of-way for the municipal purpose.
they could find thon, formula.
bluil, t1w two of them had
The county several weeks ago denied Altamonte the
changed their mind and left the
right-of-way use after complaints that road ahculders were
store.
not returned to original condition when the other city in.
Only when she went to check
stallations were made on the road.
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United Auto Wo,tera
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contract talks with the 31g Three autotnakena, said its
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Price Hike

Seminole County school She said a pending Senate bill
children this fail will Un- supports rein3tatexnent of the
erstand why Morn
been subsidy, and another bill in the
complaining about food price House would cut it off. A Joint
increases all summer, when committee ha' been formed
they find a nickel no longer and a $ million allocation ls
buys an extra half-pint of rnik pending the outcome of con.
at lunch time. This year the ference efforts.
extra half-pint will cost 15
The U.S. Agriculture Depart.
cents.
ment says lack of congressional
The dime Increase is due
funding is forcing elimination of
elimination of milk subsidies the milk subsidy. Milk subsidy
for schools with federally programs for 40 million school
ui,idizetj lunch programs,
children across the nation are
Seminole County public being cancelled.
schools have federally subSix million children will
sidized lunch programs.
continue to benefit from milk
'The children will still get subsidies because their schools
milk with their regular lun- don't have federally subsidized
ctes," explained Mn. Mary lunch programs,
Whitmore, director of county
school food services. "But the
1ALE4child who buys only milk, or
ObTQcO,
wants extra milk with his lunch
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FRENCH
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favorable thltt the city will receive county permission t
install utility lines in the Douglas Avenue rlght.of-way,
Swofford said county comrntMioncrs will continue
dismission on the city's request next week.

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Itary cao plane cranlied 40 were in(ux
reporis lkt site, and American reue per.
miles east of Madrid
Tuesday
te
women
were
among
the sonnel and investigators were
night, and the Spanish Air Mm- ssenger,,
••-:silting through the wreckage
•en
11,5. Air Force officials at today.
aboardre killed
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Ton said they had no oils
Is
WASHINGTON (AP) - Thie
the 'VoVey'ance for Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bond in Kansas
dal w
t on caialUes
The Air Foreesaid inadbon
dl
Kan. it never (sits to
Cost of Living Council my deTbe C141 SULrlft
atten&amp;ioa th ey say
McGuire Air Form Base said to th
le
a
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the
p ne
boud I
"11h piping.
o
ctc within a week whether t
iaMcGuire Air Force up.i no information
-was carrying nearly lime tors fi
.grant Pb---1 4 pr1c increases
Jersey and
of cargo.
I
route inofli
sought bye nation's big f
,
.1:
Greece, to
plane I4UWJlC
into the
automiters, a council spokes. the U. &amp; Air Force baw at ground
about a mfle IDutside the The Starllfter was attached t
m
ttle town of liueva as thke craft the military Airlift Commanil
Tim Air Force said it was that
Ma
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was preparing to sand at
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The spokesman said the
a i accident
joint Spanish-American base comma,.., 's
n
council would rule shortly Spanish news uencjes sa
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of
the
ause of the considerable the sole survivor was $
tpeop$ewasaf(ecJ
WAIINGToN (AP) — The deterioration range from a
publicity a'srrouidfng the William Ray, , pilot,
The Air M
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and because public that he had broken leg He
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ane
craiihed
after
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was Ulken to da Twe* bame tact with an Torrejw
pollution to a policy of "local hewing had been heX
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sentative at an air pollution opt1on" that allow each state
hspf tel, but his home address tower,
whencontrol
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hearing to propose a national to set its owe no-deterioration
proposed hikes, ranging was not available.
the ground and burned the
k1(ILt'7I
from $G1 a model sought by
standard denigned to protect limits.
Seventeen passengers and a ministry said
'
American
Motors
clein air uail'
to
crew
of
eight
wpre
reported
$106
a
Stveral Industry spokesmen modelsought
U.S. and Spanish ruiliti-iryau. 99MM-4by Ford, take ef.
told the EPA
hearing pie- feet automatically unless the
David Swan, vice president of viously they preferred
the local council vetoes them, General
Kennecott, made the proposal option approach or,
alter- Motors has asked for an in.
Tui.sday In the second day of natively, they wanted EPA
crease averaging $102
public hearings before the En- rule that no deterioration to
Clwyskr, $70 a model. model;
vironmental Protection already was satisfied by the
Representatives of all four
Agency. The EPA is trying to existing staxviards.
manufacturers, however, have
determine how to apply a courtsaid
the incrca
req'ired standard of "no
will be Inwaii contended that EPA
adteomeetei
significant deterioration In IAU X'
power .0 impose fIO costs, and additional hikes may
existing clean air,
deterioration
standard, but he be requested in the near future.
EPA has estthlL'thcd air pol- said he a red
that EPA was
Members of a council heain
lultrIl, es
1toprttect b.in' b thc court dcissors to
rnei
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One.
ens
at
a
day-long public hearing
federal court, however has
His endorsement of a nationruled that the agen'y must go wide standard Is the same gem- TuesJay. lord ar4 Genal
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further and set rulea to protect eral approach favored by some Motors were asked If they still
iei
the
full
air that is cleaner than
amounts fecitizen environment groups.
standards.
But he parted company with the quested In view Of the fact tl6,,
Proposed EPA
enrirunlnent.allsls and EPA in Chrysler and American Motii
had proposed 1wer
(r d4Idt%Ifl
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quid GM said they would takii
A
"hard look" It' 110 situation br
nornts
R.e.,
competitive reasons.
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ov s3c.t
that the council might trim {ie
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"Ofcour,alotofthcpoIfU. not to keep good records ,,.
use of large amounts of cash for Hughes said. "The law should
ml nmitee ar hitd r.
:
tlutt with large
ifltIcal contributions or to pay prohibit any significant sash operatiors
rnny George ninn
f
h (1ostip
expenses shouldbe rip or expenditures."
Iom
people,
for
"ample,
around
ani
with
no good
rohibited. says the head of the
will probably never suace records kept some people
government's new federal
Watergate investigations again," Hughes said. "But the weren't creaming It."
dections un
have brought widespread party Conm es, the state
Hughes said his office has
public attention to big tran- central committees and the like f ed 30
"The most serious problem
Instances to the r
is sactions In currenc) during the .ire continiilnt'"
h,' PhiUç S II
l ' "t ("I JLctiCf ht isibk
Id li1 1972 presidential campaign,
The pmn r'litica! r
and that e u
'nr1e
(1lSU
tue
cx
especially by the Comm't
to ganizaUns are l'kly to be
er'encr the OIIICC Of FdC
rlinn• n
bcn
al Re-Elect the
sidenL
more careful in their record-prosecute, looking for malice
EIectionshasgainejJfl
keeping
federal campaign election act The Senate has passed a now
that and other pract1ce andtntenttoconceat
GAO Is looking into
went into effect last year,
"We took the position that I
campaign practices bill that in- their books, h said,
with
amateurs running so many
cludec $100 limit on cash conH'e' office i
of
e cominIttee, violaUon
of
th
,
Gciza1 ActowuU Ot, a- tri Uo, but l (ate la
"theru get serious If they would be dime a dozen and We
tainintheflouse,
ministers
thlnkwc'resenio..,.."
wouldbesejve inrcc
ti
reinp,n
; .,:nigc saii
lions ol the L were ti aceable had 100,000 pages of
records to
vice president.
sible for checking on soon Z000 to Inexperience and sloppy review and you coWd probably
'7here's nothing much you registered political com- m,cvrd keeping, but "the best find sorne kind
of violation on
can do about (cash) unless mittees.
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conceal skulduggery
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Council decided to add $33,790 in revenue sharing funds
to the $l1,G44 already, allocated to pay
for the fire station.
Revenue sharing fund., of $18,193 were pledged toward
the
paving project.

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Warren, workers took their own emergency
measures and walked out, forcing the plants to

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F U se paving of Longwooij
Avenue extei.sion, south of
SR 438, and a portion of Magnolia,
the apparent low bidder
was Orange Paving and Construction
Recommenda tions are to be received for Co., $87,431M.
action, also next
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l'uesday night to pay the major portion
of construction costs
of a new fire house and paving of
Longwood Avenue cx.
tension when bids were opened for the two
projects.
Apparent low bid on the city's second (Ire s
tation, to be
built on Montgomery Avenue, north of SR 43'l, was 39,495.gg
from Venture Consultants Construction Inc.
and high bid of
$49,450 was submitted by Delta Assoc!ates Construction inc.
The bids were referred to the public works director, comptroller and fire chief for study. Their recommendation Ix
expected it next week's meeting.

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ttaChm wanted to Place on a frustrating. and the -)unty
Acouplewhosay their ,
remote agricultural tract east must do something," Ms
was flooded by raw sewage has of Moutgcmery 'load near Houston said,
adding --with
(fled suit in circuit owl for a
Altamonte
today's
inflation
and meat
temporary injunction to form
ies can
o
MrAs
backiipsinhoes
m
to the site by
Calling most county day care
and alleged pollution ot Lake
county
zoning
centers
overc"wded and fin.
Tnppett won' t rer'çur.
'r-t'fr1 M ifr'p- ir 1
%d one
William areas, the board hteok-d war. center that has no hot watcr,
Court Judge J.
ninP by protesting neighbors mid anothcr where two women
Woodson.
Sanford
that
a I%tH and sepUe tank try to handle ao children.
The action, filed by
$he called for tighter county
attorney Kenneth Ufner for would be needed, and that m
Paved roads existed
MdMr.0
edbnfiied 55 children awl 30 Proc-xlurvs, and CmMissioner
Woodruff , of 41 N. La ke Thp
automobiles arriving each
John Kimbrough said "the
plelt Drive, also seeks a ner
cuunty
is at taWt In no en.
manent Injunction requiring attor
ney, Vernon Mize, cited forcing adequate ratios."
Ir_
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Caught in what A&amp;si3tant
lift :LA
whelming
need
to
previ
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Atty. Howard %lar3ae
de pre11V suit alleges raw sewage
school childrer. with teaching calied a "legal me

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Lion is effective Sept. 6.
Troelstrup, like Reed, has
been with the department since
it wag formed lnigGl. lie now b
operations division director.
Gov. Reubin Askew said a
permanent director will
named "within a few weeks."
his appointment requires CaInnet approval.
Askew's press secretary. Don
Pride, said a number of names

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Reed,37. resigned Tuesdav to
become executive assistant to
FBI Director Claren ce Kelley,
the first persenal aide the new

education," Chandler said.
He pointed out that northern and midwestern universities
have gone to private donors for years while It was not done as
much in the south.
The reiu"ntmu 91!o wi11 b., akcd ta approve a e.34&amp;8 million
budget request for the 1974-75 school year, a 16.7 per cent
increase over the current budget.
Chandler said the Increase was 7 per cent for inflation and
salary increases, 5,6 per cent for increase in students and
4.13 per cent for needed improvements.
The student population is expected to increase 4.5M cent,
a drop from the peak growth of 3969.
The proposals for reorganization are:
-the University of Florida seeks a vice president for development and alumni affairs to replace the position cii apecliii assistant to the president for alwnnl and development

for university retations.
-South Florida wants two title changes: director of adrninistatjve services to vice president of sdministration and
Are president for administrative affairs to vice president for
finance and planning.

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (A?) - Six state universities are
seeking permission to reorganize their staffs and place more
emphasis in getting money through Private donations
The proposaLs to change titles or add positions will come
before the Board of Regents at Its meeting next Wednesday

-Florida State University wants to replace the position of
assistant to the president with the naming of a vice president

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TALLAHASSI*:, Fla. (AP)
- WllllamTroelstrup has been
named acting dr-ector of the
Florida Law Enforcement Dopartment to serve until a per.
manent succer
successor to Bill Reed

at Florida international University in Miami, regents corpo-.
rate secretary Hendrix Chandler said Tuesday.
"The changes indicate they plan to intensify their fund
raising from pr!vate sources to Improve the quality
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(AP) 80,000
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more than $26 million in merit in the shadows of his ntorneys for anFin.
estimated
completed $3.5 million castle.
creditors of Koicot InterTurner meanwhile will be
"lie works with attorneys In
plane ta ry Inc. meet In Fcdcral meeting
with lawyers to pre- the criminal case about 12
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most recent rvVcri5 on the dollar situation in Europe, the
recent hikes seem unnecessary at this time. I would hope
federal authorities would disapprove them," he added

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defense ln his ,flalI fraud hours
second attempt to pick a corn- trial, a
a day," Bush s4tid.
IniItce to settle debts against federal
the cosmetics firm founded by Sept. court in Orlando on
10.
Bruton Holmes If led suit business tycoon
Bankruptcy Referee AlexanGlenn W. Turntuesday in Sarasota Counv er.
"There's no reason why Mr. der Paskay suspended initial
T
Crcuit Cou t.
rurnershould have to be at the proceedings Aug. 8 when attorKoseot has (lied a petit
ion bankruptcy court hearing," neys representing disgruntled
ask Ing to continue In business in sa id Tu rner
lie asks for $3 million from debtor sta tus while
aide Torn BusJ-i, creditors failed to agree on a
se ttlement flush said Turner
the Florida Department of Nat- Is worked out' The firm lists
is living mod- slate of plaintiffs to work out a
estly in a two.bedroorn apart- plan of restitution.

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ALTAMONTE SPRINGS.
"}klea always wanted , visit Acting City Atty. Ned Julia
LheUnit.d Statel and worked in was htctnicted by the cli
the evenings as a waitress to council Tuesday night to appes
pay for t)e trip, which was part in circuit court Thursday I
of her 21st birthday present," defend the city Ln a lawsu
said Jack Evans, 45, an challenging a section of the ,
engineer from Kegworth, zoning ordinance.
Derby1iIre. He flew to Miami
Julian urged the actio
with fs wife. Elizabeth, th keep although no member of the cit,
a vigil at th* daughter's government had been serve
bedside
notice of the iult for the brarth
scheduled for Thursday mar
havesuffered brain damage ning.
when her attacker kicked her
Julian said he learne
head wfth heavy-soled iboes, through the grapevine of th
The
said tl'
worry hearing wherein a ternporar
about the mounting medical injunction is being sough
Ws a,i the well
of threeagainst the city and defense o
younger daughters who re- the suit would be made easle
malned I!) Derbyshire.
by an appoarance in court
"We dare not think about the
The suit, flied by RoU.A.Slgi
medical bills," Evans said. "In Inc. and Its president, Robert J
England we have sOzlaJiLed R11cy, asks that the city b
medicine, so the cont of every- prohi ni ted from mfurcing fix
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death by a 10-loot alligator
while swimming with her father
Aug. 16 at Oscar Scherer State
Park in w ha t game officials
d was tht first documented
case of such a death in
American Pi!t'ry.

Tuesday.

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or tiring . the
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lielen Evans, a history stu.
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dream vacatlo'i In the United district a tavor. Baxter said
Slates rded when she was at- Altamonte Springs will be
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TA1AllASSFE, Fin. I Al') - State Comptroller Fred
0. 'Bi4" Dickinson has urged the federal government to
disapprove hikes in prime lending rates by large northern
banks.
"Federal approval was justified In the past as a valid
method of stopping the flow of Ameriemn doflre
Europe and stabilizing the dollar abroad," Dickinson said

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SARASOTA, Fla. (Al') -The ui-al Itesources for all'-iwing
allowing swimming was st.a-ted
lather of 16-year-cid Sha
Holmes also seeks $500,000
ron swununing In a lake "!n the by Restaurant Associ a tes, from
Hugh Lawson. operator of
Holmes is suing Florida and 3w:Irnpy area
of
the
park
which
which
developed
the
park's
reca
concesif
concezfonaIres at a state park was the natural habitat
on which sells (00(1 to
for $4.5 million, claiming their dangerous alligators." for the reation facilities, lie's asking Ii visitors and employes to feed
million damages from them for the aLligators. He cited that as
negligence resulted in an
Holmes said the practice of commercializing
UwparkkrJ
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alligator's fata l atta ck on his

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Loto Insurance Cornrnisshgicr Tom O'MnIley says all companies writing
automobile insurance in Florida must offer uninsured
motorist coverage 10 their policyholders.
But O'Malley told the companies in a bulletin Issued
Tuesday that purchase of the coverage Is not mandatory
by policyholders.
The commissioner said the 1973 legislature changed
uninsured motorist coverage to include underin3uret!
niotorist coverage.

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was prepared with no thought
agreed to contlime fire

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I.AN'z'ANA, Fin. (AP) — Some 300 residents of this
Palm Beach County town have protested
taxes by holding
a tea dwnping party.
They dressed like Indl,j Tuesday night
and pitched
tea bags into the Atlantic Ocean.
"This time we're protesting taxation with represen.
tatlon," said one demonstrator.
Palm Beach officials recently reassessed Lantana
Properties and owners face land tax hikes ranging from 20
to 100 pci cent.

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An eighth VVAW member is Aug 16,"
attorney
Gainesville Eight defendants, charged with
not reporting the Morton St.avls told the judge. the hi5t wjtnes.s to be heard by
The lone defense witness was in charging that
so confident that the govern- alleged conspiracy to author.
jury."
Dr.
Ste ven Stellinan of Denver, fendants planned seven de.
The
Jeneks
law and a U.S Su.
ment failed to prove Its con. Itles,
to use such
'We understand something Cola., a research
chemist and devices, along with other wear.
preme Court decision requires about the stragety of this exp!oslves
spiracy case against them that
Defense lawyers Tuesday prosecttors to furnish
expert. lie testified ons, to disrupt Convention
they called only one witness,
the de- trial," Stavis added. ,
called an explosives expert as tense with copies
The
fact
that
a
mixture
of potassium activities.
Protested prosecution tactics as their single wiine*s
of FBI and that the government can cornth
en
rested
Justice
Department
permanganate
and
glycerin in a
both sides prepared today for their case. They had been
interviews pen us to call Mr. Lernmer as two-ou
n
ce
cxwith
witnesses,
medicine
bottle was
th eir final argument, Thurs- pected to
Defendant Stanky J. Michel.
the last witness is compelling us gy
take several weeks,
an
incendiary
device
or
a
son,
23, of Gainesville, I
day.
to play a strategy
Also Tuesday, U.S. District
The defense was given the Interest of the gosolely in the bomb.
The case,
Charged
with falling to report
v ernment."
charging seven Judge Winston E. Arnow told tight to recall Lmm
The government called it both the other seven.
eer but in.
of the Vietnam Veter- prosecutor Jack
Carrouth to dicated It would not do so.
ans Against the War with plan- turn over to the defense
Lemmer, who posed as a
today
"We wanted to cross-e xamine VVAW leader while reporting
ning vfolen
ruptions during the last of a thick file of FBI and
the 1972 Republican National Justice Department report4 on Mr. Lemxner when he testified on the group's plans, was one of
ago, Stavis seven informers among 27
Covention, is expected to go to contacts with
Lke jury late ThuroJ1y
paid
informer
said
"We
don't
want
to be Ifl
N:vt~
gul,cr:unent witnesses, fl deor early Wil1ta Lemmer.
position
of
calling
Mr.
Friday after about a month of
Lenmcr
fense
contends
the
informers
0
"According to the Jencks c - who the government
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corisid- were "agents provacatcur"
testimony,
ony,
we should of had that material ers its str ongest
witness - as who urged violence.

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Wednesday, Aua. 1,9,

Final Arguen
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Briefs

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The suit alleges the city (ailed
to naintrin a standby power
generator and failed to repair
an alarm system designed to
signal liftstatlon malfunctions.
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round" he felt prevented the help the women find another,
board Iran grunting a lot site locaUoti and noted Sweetwater
variance In order to allow * Oaks planner David Farr in
septic tank special exception, stepped forward to see fl
the board reluctantly rejected
inething can be 'jorked out.
what it (30k palm to call "an The Sweetwater Oaks Civic
outstanding presentation."
Msolt10 had joined other
Commissioners promised to groups In
oising the center,

" said by Seminole Junior C,,Wge
commissioner Dick Williams,
ofemw Elanor Houston, who
tion who cited problems
said she teaches a co.arse In
with
water, sewage and lot size
ihch part of the class
too large to overcome.
assignment !s to perfo-m wn
F:;1JM
Williams'grief was caused by In the cowty's day care cen.
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By CHRIS NELSON
"i wasgoing tostabhlm, but I couIdner get thew3odsoi ailiwestOrange CountylnCentral
and no Just baby alttqg"
up the nerve," Caret Parker said after she and Florida. officers ukl.
noting studies
showing
The problenL% of workh
cfr' !Q's are
her friend, Patricia Waegraff, were found Officers said Knight had a starter
rna1
pistol mothers
developed betors they
Tuesday by police who followed a trali of foot. trained on Mrs. Parker, 26 and Mrs. WaeraIf,
County came before
ilsalo
hoei &amp;ge
prints four miles Urvugh
to the g n
's
ja
police ap rothed. Neither woman night and while
the board did
The
woi.n presented
knew t
pistol could fire only bianka, police its b
est
,
statistics
claiming that ,qj
Mrs. Parker said
reluctan tly uld
secorJ said.
the
Zoning
Beard
of
But
they
said
Knight
ras
ntran-,.s
husband, accused of abducting
Adjust. Population (1 180,000, some
ments'
no
AM killing Joale We1vei,
wW put up
,
cwn was se
an
veto of a special ex- per cent of the workt.age
Ception for a child day care women in Seminole County
the worneji released
-actually bold Jobs-yet there
"For
the
since
'trstUme
are
j've
only
day care cen tez. to
been on the board, It really CtV them.
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saddens me to recj The statistics were endorsed

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thick globs of on a1014 a
lengthy Stretch of Atlantic
Ocean beaches near here.

TALLAHASSEE FU .
-The chalrn1anof the sena t e
Ways and Means
nIttee says a return to biennial budgedng "is not even th the realm ofpossjbwfy."
le gislature
properly turned its back
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Gov. Reubin Askew and some other state officials have
said that the requirement of preparing an annual budget is
takInR time from department heads that should be devoted to
running their agencies.
Askew has said that the 1egL2ature aho1dd resume
budgeting every twc years as It dd when,It et only every
other year. The body has been on annual sessions and
budge ts since 19U.
BuJ Saunders said the budget Is a major tool in tao irgislo,
of estabtishing state policy.
Besides, he added, "the various departments have always
been on an annual budget. The legislature appropriated blennially but the governor and Cabinet allocated the funds anr4uY
All
must be In by Nov. 1 to the Administration
Deprtment, which will compile them Into Aakew's spending
prr for .Inv
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nodics 01 their dead.
In the cemetery at Tehuacan,
coffins awaited the bodies so

burials could be speedy becau.'e
of the tropical heat.
SantlagoMartinez,67, and his

Sessumt Toughens

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)-House Speaker Terrell
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He told a Tallahassee civic club that he wo'jld be "very
wuaI
cr- iEnE
u iaability pevldiag it teuialsui high enough to insure envlrosunental protection.
The Law now places an unlimited liability on shippers to
pay for clean up arsi repair d datnagea from on spills.
Florida Is the only state with an unlimited liability law.

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Statutes, To-Wit: Section
NS.0 F$I4L Statutes 1157.
Sig- Leo E. WIder. Jr
Andrea L. Witt
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Dr, Sanford. $emirgle County,
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soiic OP PROCE E DINGS
wrlt'ng • d flied In duplicate
Vale the Place of reSidence arid parid THO VACATING. ABANDONING,
oftui- b400r
0 tOe c'Simant arid DISCO(TINULNG AND CLOSING
RIGhTS-OF-WAY
must be 'swoqvs to by the Ctslm je,
his agent Of .ttorney, or the same
o WHOM IT MAY C34CERN:
shall be VOId
YOU WILL PLEISE TAKE
Dated at Sanford. Florida, this
NOT ICC that the loard Of County
11th dSy of August, 1173,
Commissiøri,t-i
onersof Seminole County,
S floy Winston Attord
Florida at 7: 00 o'clock P..
M. Of 51
AS ExcUIr of Said estate
soon th,r,rr as possible on
JULIAN K 0OMNICI
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That certain porb.sn of hai*cy
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43, Of the Public Records of Seminole
C.mty, Florida, corn.encing at the
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You and *acn of you

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cleimi ano ti5fflSfld) *511th you,
t1hfrnt you. may haveaqtIqtstUid

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(lent was ambushed on July 12
as he was touring northern Syrto. His car was riddled by bullets, and a report publihed in
Beirut a week after said be was
shot in 11w let-:. Lebanese dcctors who treated turn at the time
said they performed minor
surgery to correct a leg in-

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Along with the arrests the
Assad brothers were reported
to have instituted a wide,tsprra
purge of Sunni Moslems among
Junior officers. The diplomats
said no .icnior officers ho ve
been reported implicated in the
ossasslpatfor, attempt. But
there was speculation that
defense tnintster, Gen. Mustafa

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Briefs
Police Examine Letters
LONDON AP - British police are examining 1)J0
letters and packages turned in by citizens who suspected
they contained letter bombs. There were no explosions
Tuesday, but Ernist Bond. deputy commissioner of
Scotland Yard, warned, "The emergency- is not yet over.
There must be more letter bombs around'

Cabinet Members Appointed
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - President Sahador Allende
has- appointed four new military men to his cabinet,
replacing tilt' s.-rvie chiefs who resigned after futile
attempt, to ease the confrontation between the leftist
government and its conservative and moderate opp).
oent. Thop tiners planned to continue their strike for .
second day today to protest Allende's campaign against

private enterprise.

Film Loses Support
( &gt;FNIL\(;LN, L)vnzliark iAP) - The I)dflj.Ii i'11111
Institute may withdraw its financial support for the erotic
(thu
Love Life of Jesus Christ." French authorities
blocked tue Uarnsh prod tic erdlrector's plans to shoot the
controversial film in southern France after Pope Paul VI

attacked it.

since he seized power In

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The diplomats said the p!ot.
ters were Sunni Moslems, the
itiajurity sti.-t ill Syria, %'hO flseated Assad's systematic pro.
motion of Alawite Moslems to
senior positions In the army,
Assad Is an Alawite, and the
sect has come to dominate the
ruling Baath Socialist party

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secretly executed 42 army offi-.
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llafcz Assad, foreign dIp1c..nvits
in the Syrian capital report.
Syrian infOrflU4fl13 said 60 or
so officers had disappeared
after being arrested bY the ecret police, which Is headed by
Assad's brother, Col. RIfaat As-

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"We are sure that we will win
i APi - Terrorists struck in were making progress in rethe war," he declared
Phnorn Penh today for the Sec. opening Highway 4, Phnom
nnd time in less than two week., Perth's road to the coast, and
Lon Nol said peace neotinwhile government forces bat. Highway S. to the rice belt in lions depend on the North VicttIed to reopen the capital's two northwest Cambodia.
narnese, that they must "withmajor supply highway,.
Meanwhile, President Lon draw their forces from out IcrA pla.stic bomb planted in a Nol he ld his first news confer- ritory Rut they have refused."
sewer near a Military police ence in six months to read a
In South Vietnam, the govpost and a market killed two long statement and answer
inca and a woman and wounded some questions selected from a ernment claimed that 11 Viet
number submitted by foreign Cong were killed In assaults on
a fourth person, police said,
newsmen.
governmcnt posts near An Loc,
On Aug. 19, explosions In the
predtkiit
said
he
had
no
0 miles north of Saigon; 10
central market and two movie
hopes
for
a
negotiated
were
killed in an attack on a
settletheaters killed five persons and
meat
with
the
insurgents
any
militia
po3t 80 miles southwest
ounded more than 60.
time soon and his government of Saigon and six were killed in
Col. Am Bong, the govern- would fight on until it was vic- attacks about 15 miles west of
ment's chief military spokes- torious,
Hue.

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refunded, less $123 00 to cover re
Ibandon. di5cord Inus, close
Production coil, upon return of
renounce arid disclaIm any rioffl 11
docutshgodcoodlll,, within 3
the County S.rid the public in and to
da ys after opening of aids. Partial
IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE the following rlghtsf-way
r""wit to natectal suppliers will be
EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli- tt.rotioft the described properly,
tolived at the CoSt Of reprod uction
CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. wit:

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cIaIm and demands which you
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chltds, Incorporated,. Sanford
of you. may theat.
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provislor* of the Flditlavi Name Alirtlic National Bank Building.
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Saturday. September Is. 913.
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Frenth Ay&amp;. Sanford TcanW.r. Board of Trt4t. for kmfrtot.
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Setninoe Junior College, Sanford,
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aig, 1)-St. Augustine, said
Tuesday his commi t tee would meet Sept, 10 and II to search
fir answers but that he had not been given any specific
examples of tankers turning away from Flxlda because of
the
Sessums. D-Ta'npa, said he was nei ther f or nor against a
session
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citrUiquake began, and then I
thoughtitwasgoingtobe the
end of the world, So I ran out of
praying," he said.
"But my son ... I couldn't
wake him up, and when I looked
;t u *i liuu..w, the house
had collapsed.... Later, me on-I
other friends pulled out iu
body.
Pr1 tt'carsrr,.;crrieiu.aj the
city asking for Mood, clothes
and medicine.
"We need your help to c ave
the lives of our brothers in mis-.
fortune," one voice blared
through a loudspeaker hastily
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in the greater Atlantic durIP9
Labor Day," says Robert Situpson, director of the Miami Hurricane Center. "This may be
our
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winds reach 39 m11e per hour.
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TEIIUACAN, Mexico (AP) - world Was Cut off,
was crowded with persons In!, mile-high cloud of dust hung
lured
in the quake. More were
Tuhuacan was spared major
over southea.tern Puebla state
being
brought in cors'anily
after the earthquake Tuesday. damage, except for the main from outlying towns.
Cracks In the earth 100 yards hospital, which WLS hit ti.
Tiatichichula, four miles east
across, isolating at least four More than 50 patients were in
iudad Serdan, was one of
devastated towns near Ciudad the hospi ta l, but a spokesman
Isolated towns, the roads
Serdan, could be seen from the said only about fl-ic were hurt into It
cut by the cracks that had
and thrut not *PrInIIIIIy Theair,
Ofn.-Oitl in the earth. only one
Thousands of homeless patient., were taken tothe new wall of the church
was standing
streamed into Tehuacan and J
in the center of the town. All the
other larger cities in the two
The six-room Red Cross clinic homes around it were leveled,
states of southern Mexico hit by

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"The ship could be
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said.
one is going to
raise his hand and admit to
dumping oil over the side."
Th( oil ilI"k
siDling
500 yards by ZS yards washed ashore from Atlantic
t
Jacksonville beaches, the
spokesman said.
ago

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MOSCOW AP) - Nearly 501) phys ctts from eight
countr ies have signed a pe titi on protesting the exclusion
of three Sod et Jewish c'eagues
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from a conferince on
maetIsm in Moscow. The three Loot their Jobs after
applying for permission to emigrate to Israel.

lass reported meanwhile that 40 members of the Soviet
Academy cf Sciences have condemned the criticism of the
government by physicist Andrei D. Sakhai-ov, a champion
of increased civil rights In Russi a and th e developer of the
Soviet hydrogen bomb.
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The signals of a successftil harvest in Russia

on the Kremlin's celebrated economic plan.
But the 1973 harvest on the remote Russian
steppes and the prospects for the grain crops in
China, the Soviet Union's estranged Communist
comrade have taken on a new significance for
Arneicans nervous under Phase
a cpert that abendnt harvests
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reaped in both countries bring a measure of

and lied China will not, of course, ease the pain
Americans feel in paying $1 a dozen for eggs or
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son's closed door interview other dirty tricks type activiwith committee staffers in ties, Insists (tie summary of
preparation for ;ustL!InIi
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cream whilk) furn iture clothes - everyth i ng th is s id e of
barbed wire tand there Is probably a way to drape an attrac.
five woman arou nd barbed wire, too).
- So our newspaper arid magazine ads, billboards and televislon commorcialmi are li berally seasoned with extraneous,
plastica'Iy attractive women who really have noth ing to do
with whether one sir-cylinder 'ompact Is superior to the
oth er one.
This phenomenon is not ez&amp;ctly a tribute to the American
people's intelligence but It has been around aO long now we
have come to expect it, like the tasteless pickle on a drive-In
ham bu rger. And th ere Is certain extent to whklj anyone
who is Influenced to buy or not buy a product by such mdc.
vancles deserve what he gets.
But a net; book by a Canadian journalism professor, Wilson Bryan Hey of the University of Western Ontario, 'Sub•
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was seen as a way of almost hypnotizing people into buying
prod ucts , by using Such techniques as flashing the name of a
product on a movie screen for a shorter time than one needs
to ccc something in a consc ious a. Bu' the Image would
last tong enough for th e subcoiisckjis to see' it and become
frantic for, say, a bag or popcorn,
Many studies at that time Indicated subliminal advertising
would not really work. But Key contends — and provides
some evidence — that the advertisers were not convinced
and it anything are using the techniques more today, if more
subtly than in the popcorn example
Any serious look at modern advertising does in fact mdi.
cate that the people who create it kave an often warped idea
of what life it about and what peoples goals should be. Who
could ever forget the suavest-all
-men who went
around seducing gorgeous women with n's little cigars, for
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who are insulting our inteiligeece to make it worth while to
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Every year thousands of young
uplv troni all over America
niigraie to New York City, hoping to
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Jerry, who had spent three years in
the Army during World War II as a
medical technician aboard a
hospital ship, to pull up stakes and
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and had saved up enough money '.0
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A Pioneer in obtaining legislation
utlawthdylandueschemes,
he itefers the role of "comnin'anity
developer" rather than that of
wemoter merely selling land on the
instnllrriumt plan.
lie ui nid a partner deSigned arJ
built Lehigh Acres, a community of
aor l5,00 people 13 miles from
Fort Myers
but Jr
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here :ob his real life m(-,-, . rr..!$ t !°
As
commnunit, development
president of the WG Development
Car-p, he bought the 2,0(A)-aae Site

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Florida rgid now is one of the
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tie world to be, but l feel socryfor
them.
"There e a lot of cultural advsntnguln the big city, but I rNtrt
the fact that most of the people who
live there don't make enough money
to (liji)) them UnleSs 304 LC
money in Nev York, wherej the
fun?
"That isn't true In Florida, and
other pztrts of the r .r'r 1!rra )OU
dOflt have to t4' IiJI to play a little
golf, go fisblng or just sat and enjoy
the lEinate'
It WLth't Sout grapes that

tobe'jedjn case ofwar.
Leaf
by congressional staffers has
thing to the ads, he conced- contributed to a potted plant
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The toutIsus&amp;'d flames
panic on Capitol 11111.
of pe rsons with out
r perFor yeais, the national
mission to •Ita(. (pp01i,5 Botanic
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as well I an 'area for small ranch
estates The dc)ope:s also hope to draw
redcnt"om such nearby cities as
Tampa, rnsot and St Petersburg. ts
Each ar Gould makes receral
I'usi.Pess tips bu k ti' his ntte (Vi'.)
"I'flJott1wmm" he acknowledged
'New Yu is a great place to visit
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Tiesdsy for an hour at Red Beach Inside the Camp rrid;et'i

Marine Lase.
The Western White house did not announce the President's
excurslnn until the Nlxcms had arrived at the beach. A news
media car that attempted to follow them found its path
blocked by the Secret Service,
"There are certain times when the President wants to be
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actress Barbara Eden has (lied
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Youth International party,(Yippies), has been charged with
selling $500,000 worth of cocaine to plain-clothes policemen
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arrested Tuesday "without any incidents or any struggle"
after they sold the three pounds of cocain In a room at the
Diplomat Hotel on West 43rd Street.
Hoffman, 36, was one of the eight defeneants in a conspiracy trial that stemmed from demonstrations during the
1968 DemocratIc National Convention In Chicago. The
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A White house spokesman said Tuesday that Kissinger had
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classrooms where teachers can
see how pupils from Chicago's
public and parochial schools
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adds: "The question
El'i. with banks
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the manufacturers
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whether
real estate interests handling wifi have enough
reason to
the Financing. is putting up a
14 st:'rv building on Mi'higan keep their materials there
Avenue (I' house exhibits, when the' number of people
who can came' to look at it Is
el:icirncuu; where new iii.att' limited
I was a school dIss and techniques will be
roorris where visiting educa- nia and I doubt it I would
have sent u,ivont' all tin' way
ti -. $ . 'n gather tmor iv urk-1inp
to ( Iiiu,,'s for sumn"thing like
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this. If vour interested in
I 'i-fluting uriplc'ioii of that buying school urniture for
buiklmng in
-r' has been inita,sce, you cm go around to
(lfu'I.iting since March 1 72 on
schools in your geographic
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viom'n listened most attenth%ely to an hour's discussion
of los.' problems These ranged
from the confusion of sexual
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If a high school girl thus
It was an interfaith affair.
with women from all the leading demands that her senior
classmate elope and get

churches present.

"Dr. crane," Mrs. Conaway married, that obviously in.
had asked, "we'd like to have dicates lack of true love!
For she Is prejudicing hia
you talk about true love versus
future
educational and financial
its many laise disguises that
career, to she is obviously not
lead young people astray.
trying to do the most good for
"And you might also mention
the splendid vork of your him!
Take your Bible and read 11
Scientific Marriage F'oundat ion, for several marriages Samuel. Chapter 13, for then
ou'fl see a classical example of
have occurred in this city
what was suppesed to be true
because of the SMF."
love, but turned out to be sexual
infatuation.
ovivc.
t"or Prince Amnon was so
The sanctuary of the First i'nani.'ured of the Princess
United Methodist Church was Tamar that he took to his bed.
sick with love for her.
packed.
But when he finally conspired
Being Valentine's Day, the
colorful costumes of the ladies in get her alone in his boudoir
and then aw.uilledher VIrs.' is
rivalled the Tulip Fctiv;2 ,
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unhand, Michigan.
A,I I m*.?LaA ,u.. Iii'IUI U -"Then Amnon'hated
hated
hi.
-pornography, plus lewd sex t*ithigly. so that the hatred
wherewith he kited her was
movies, have confused many
greater than love wherewith he
For they now mistake had loved her: and Amnon said
tush' her. Arise, be gone."
physical magnetism (sexual
When she pleaded not to be
infatuation) with true love.
humiliated by being sent out
In both, thee victims get
up-11 the main street in her
butterflies in their tummy, feel
ilushei
eled condition, he called
ecstatic and bubbling over with
delight at the sight of their Ili, servants, telling them to put
her inil iii the house "and bolt
sweethearts
thui'
(loor alter her."
Dr. Crane," many NorthIn
my address I had also
Western
tern coeds have exclaimed,
" feel as if my knees will turn showed the varying types of
to
water
and
I'll love, as of parents for children,
collapse, when I even hear my dedicated teachers for their
boy friend's voice on the pupils. and even thatefmedical
researchers who die for future
telephone.
isn't that proof of true generations, still unborn.
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Si, -I warned
the ladle that
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No, indeed, for sexual in.
m1symus 5ith mere sexual
fatuation gives you the same
indulgence, for they may
emotional reactions,
In true love, you are so '4'xI(ally assault women whom
concerned with the ultimate tney hate'
S. scud for my booklet 'Sex
best
interests of
your
sweetheart that you'll defer I)iIt'rvnce Betwe-er, Men and
marriage or even lay down your W"men' em-closing a long
life, as Sidney Carton did in stanspt'd, return envelope. plus
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Dickens' "Tale of Two Cities."
In
sexual
infatuation, i Ahs,ars mri ft ii or. Crei. toc..,.i ffis
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asked for custody of theft 7-year-old son Matthew and child
iprt and aliniutsy (ruin Ansara.
Tile 35-year-old Miss FAenstarred In television,3 "I Dream
of Jeannie" series. Ansara, 40, has appeared In numerous
television shows, including "Broken Arrow," They were
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large sales stall that is pre.
pared to get out and do detii.
onstfations and WorKsriops br
iAir ne pr od ucts. And (wonder how certain it is that the
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Yes, according to former
So far the center has been
National Education Assn attracting
about 2.000 visitors
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month only a fourth of what
the financial angels who are Fischer would like to have.
tting u more than $30 mu- lie admits that
EFC is losing
ion fort e Eductionaj F'acilanti is likely to
a while hiut
Only maybe. according to a he still radiate's optimism.
numt,( r of otht r school hinds public Is at ii ist
istio are,' treading slowly IS
thie reason for the optithey approach the new idea
misimi is that the center has
Fischer EFC board cflair• gained acceptance in some
man. says: 'For a long time influential areas.
we have needed a place fur
Marguerite Rioch. a former
eeplc Interested in education elementary
school principal
to come where they could see and EFC's ed ucational direc"
developments in the edu- tor has pe rsuaded the Chicaation world - new mater,- go public school system and
als, new harth,re. new teach- the Chicago archdi
ocese par.
In methods and techniques tx'hmal schools
to
send
pupils
albctng use d with live chil- to the center's model 'c
nvidren in a live cmv Irunment
r.inmnt'nts' • 'or el., ssioomin
At-cording to the re.se'arcbi I)ePaul Unist'rsit is runnin
department of the National a class for children wit
Educaiti,n Assn . the nation's learning disabilities at the
largest teacher group, atoms, center And a number of edu$90 billion was spent on ediit-4a- catmonal materials manutacturn
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hli%hCdinbOrnd nearly hall of that 'ent ination "modules" A EFC,
r things ther than salaries
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the ne' products used in t
Fischer contends that the
people who decide where' all (enters classes are screen
that money IS spent need a nII that several manufucturi place hcrt' its.- products of cr5 who wanted their mater,
: all the 'nanuljc'turers in the As used have been rejected
'i'i e. call the shots she says.
education market aui be
side by side and compared It a manufacturer says. '&amp;e
txtbok against textbook. dun t like whit you redoing
projert',r against projector, with our product. that '% just
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By Ralph Novak
CHICAGO
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project hr the future,' said .Jerry.
"Thvorrcaiiy, we have room to put
60,000 residences here and a
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Indochina plants to lestoon congresS
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sional offices. Each one k
At another point, he admit allowed three small plants
Itu [flat "Hunt came to me and one large plant per
and said he had some hot In- month. But demand has gone
formation with regard to up from 6,000 in 1968 to 9.0(10
Chap1 .aquiddick...and I told in 1972 and present needs are
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limit he went on mad months md not e%Ui small
only two trips at my request. plants are in the oiling for
one
was fo the Chappaquid' several weeks. Adding to the
dick papers and the other ureenauc crunch is the
inwas to Denver to interview "
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crease
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Dita Beard," whose famous
memo tied a huge irr anti' Botanic Gardmn to provide
trust settlement to a $i00000 plants for exhibitions.

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celbra ted it, anniversary wi th many choirs from around the
city joining in this spiritual feast, Miss Mary Uggons served
as mistr ess of ceremonies. Miss Adleen Perry Is president;
Mrs. Fannie Bagdlcy, director; Mrs. ZEUs M. Llggons,
pianist and Rev. ,James Lynn. pastor.

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lie says that neckties, automobiles, cigars arid cigarettes,
trees, belt buckles, apples, oranges and a host of other oh.
Ject.s are used in advertising not br what they represent to
our relatively Innocent conscious minds but for what th cy
mean to our leering subconseiouses. Andhe says that hazy
but definite visual images of sexual activities are worked
into such things as the ice cubes In some liquor ads.
that which reaches us out-

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'.::ry lkndcr:ou Vitil, vitc principal of I'hilnklpHa iligli
School for Exceptional Girls, were the houseguesta of Mrs.
Ber tha Smith Valen tine. While in the city the Wrights worshiped at the St. Paul Missionary Bap tist Church and visited
Bok Tower, Great Masterpiece Gardens. Alter their visit
here the y will attend the Lott Carey Missionary Baptist
Convention, where they are both teachers.

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WALTER A. GIELOW Editor and Publisher
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establishment of a council to assist the Department of
Community Affairs in the preparation of the Governor's
Annual Housing Goals Re port to th e Legislature.
Thomas Wilson, HI, executive director of the Sanford
Housing Authority and County housing Auth ority has been
appoInted to the Council on State Hc"rth'. (;caL, o ho
chaired by Jay Janis of Miami.
The purposes of the council are to assist the department
in developing the sta tistics, analyses, and recommendations
that shape the state's housIng policy. The council is to assist
in setti ng reasonable housing goals for the state ard In
making recommendatloits for additional legislative or adnhir1Itr;ttR
lion required to achieve th ose goals.

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Colson Sided will' the White

American farmer. Yet the farm prograrm Is one of trying one "target price" concept is taxpayer. then, is noi so much
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a tale that meshes closely reports. the memos sent to

as a direct result of a worldwide demand for
and pointed a slippery plc- "Colson called Magruder,
Copley News
mts lay their bets on the prices down to a point that a inevitable retreat in price,
American agricultural products.
turcof (oirner presidential who he did fbi think was
future.
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grower cannot recover his taxpayer stands ready to make counsel.J ohn
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the difference if It falls t
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like an odd li
the every farmer, by necessity, ruts the taxpayer a generous part.
PreSi(2ent Nixon knew of the Hunt and (Watergate conunlikely ft repeat the runaway shipments.
government to be worrying to be a gambler. The history of
What makes this a significant Watergate coverup as Dean spirator Gordon) Liddy his
In co vering the farmer's
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about the Income of the our government's farm potential losses, and the new moment for the farmer and the II charged.
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failures in remote areas of the world,

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SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Some investigation will ve
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(24) Today In
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(44) Rocky And His
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br ide-elect of Cr.iig Kellogg, mint cups.
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Present at the happy occasion flnnrwttc, from i.incoln. Neb..
Davis, Sr. were honored at aleir were the honor.
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home in Geneva recently on the Mrs. Joseph L. Davis, Jr. and Kathy, Mark, and Bruce from
occasion of their 50th wedding their granddaughter, Angtda San A.tonlo, Texas, and Mrs.
anniversary.
Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis Kathryn Bowers from West
They were married in of Garland, Texas, Mr. and Chester, Ohio.
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Barker, 13; and Tim Bennett, for the evening.
DeBary.

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happy Tlienhepickedupthc
important -right nots. Do whatey*r will put your mate's mind
sou th hand shown In the box.
at least partially at cus. Then mend yi.ur ways. His face lit tap like a Christ.
IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY .. . he or she will be
m;s tree. He studied a whIe
one of hose pretty çottng people bo could be vrt badly and chortled a happy six notrump- North raired to seven
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Twenty-one children will take
DEAR POLLY
Kathi might remove ballpoint ink marks part in this production at the
from her brocade-covered album with fair spray. I use it to DeBary Community Center.
remove such spots from my white uniforms by spraying until
Pzrt$nø re Cirdy RL!e,
wet, let tana a nit and then the ink disappears. Sponge wi th
age
14 as Zar; Bessie Troff, 11,
cool water to remove the spray, - MRS. W . P .
as Tsein; Anna Pewld. 13, as
DEAR GIRLS - Of course, the material coverIng Kathl's Fah; Eric flCIidrICk3Cfl 11
aibom will have lots to do with the success of any proposed Gang Bay; Harry HawkJni, 11
remedy. It could be cotton, ron or silk brocade. With
as I lan; Shelley Nea, 11 as the
many possibilities, testing a tin spot
and Hillia Jo
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Live. The American Institute of laundering findes hair It
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that Is allowed to dry before laund er ing does th e trick. There HawkIns, 11, as The Empress,
is a chance of trouble lithe fabric wITI not lake to water. I all of DeBary.
wonder U Kathi has ever considered recovering her book
Also Sharon McKechnle, 11 as
with - new piece of brocade' It would not be too bard a
Job.
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When making a pair of pants or a skirt, W:lflrnannas
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sew a small tab of contrasting color material on the inside ,-., ri,
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lack seam about three inches
sop. JI makes
From Orange City, Bill
ye tiand' to quickly deterO'Connor. 14, Zan; Jimm)
mine the front an'd back
O'Connor, 13, Mang; and Cathic
when getting dressed. Not
only is this good for adults
O'('onnor, 9, the old woman.
but also a great help when
The weavers will
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Vanp)isheck, 4, Jennifer Danis,
too. - ONE WHO LOVES
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Then you ome out on top.
TAURUS (Apr.20 to May 20) Put that good lute to work
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and make your abode, businen plarm more attractive. Show
,.-- co-workers the betteT side of your nature. Your health net1s
more attention now
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Try not to let your
hnsginatlon run away with you u'heu dealing with Jie one you
love, ci then cGuld be some bad misunderstanding. Enjoy
regulam- recreations Instead of jumping into new ones tht
could be tar from anything you might like,
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excvlient judgment and the desire to extend
your interests far beyond present boundr.ries. Later, you feet
just peat and very romantic, but there is a decided deceptive
ccndliion present -just as likeli: to be within Yourself as from
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When I packed a pair of expe nsive
black French kid oves with a pair of white ones,
some of the black 5 e rubbed off on the white gloves
and will not wash Does anyrne know of arty way to
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Rebekakc nod the Foresters.
Mr. Fishf-r likes to putter hk the
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DEAR POLL? An annoyance be(or breakfast is twice
as bad as one later in the day. Many cereal boxes really
annoy me. My Pet Peeve is that the print on such boxes
colorful an1 Iare on the Druad side that ttJan
rerlohn
the tar slue of the supermarket,butabocaoo
pantry whert- tht: boxes have W
shelf of my s
with the narrow ends to 1b' fr't, prtnts only a
MW of unall print and often no names at aii. Often i hive
to 11 down one box and then another and another before
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go, but his plan backfires. UIERUN) "A Great American
SecITIS the new man is a top- Tragedy" George Kennedy is
(light soft-ball pitcher,
touching as an engineer who
soddenly finds himself without
a Job after 20 years wi th an
aircraft company. He finds
8'8:30-10 NBC BANACEK getting another job almost
(IIEIWN) "The Greatest iiripsib1e.
CollectionofmemAll"Thtstsa
big job tot Ilanacek. A painting
collection valued at $23 million
disappears while being
sported from New York to
Washington. The co llection was
en route to a charity exhibit.
Penny Fuller guest stars as the
representative of the Heart
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spanked on her bare bottom. I will glad!) oblige her I am
a 68-gear-old widower. I am also a retired upholsterer with
) years experience on seats and bottoms.
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ktter. Your answer was much better than mine. I believe
XII WItnessed crimes abould be reported. but encouraging
American to "burorm.' on kh nelbbor for an assumed wrongdoing would kid as uncomfortably close to
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help t hose who
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t)O ("en comes clew to that description Complaints
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We find that most complaints am not well-founded '-bethe complainant is trying to ;;xvi, 6ack- ,it Um fCtipk.
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feature,, "The Third Annual
Bono Television Awards." officers Malloy and Reed can
head it off.
Among the recipients arc Jean
Stapleton, Chad Everett and
William Conrad, plus a few
8-8:30 ABC LOVE THY
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NEIGHBOR "Take Two and
MCs the spoof. Cher sings "I Hit
to Right" Charlie is
Got It Bad and That Ain't
replaced by a black man while
Good," and she and Sonny offer our hero Is
recovering from a
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votes Commenting on bis Copel.and said, '1 was pleased
that they think so much of us at the beginning of the year

less time on it than cffen.se," Copeland said
C}iw more qt'stinn mark In Copeland's mind Is how thC
inexperienced defenders will perform in game situations
There are oni) six returning eterans from last year's
defrnse

wlththedeparlureofMikeMassey Toremed) thi.ssitu.ation

tie Lnvaluabie 'a1n Ground," that

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Edguwater, the team Copeland picked to be the tough&amp;
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lyman's first test will come on Sept 4 in Clando'a
Tangerine Bowl in the annual gridiron Jainoree

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(or the last two
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erriancio Gonzalez, oute er ave ,ugusUne and catcher
thlrd.basen
Jim
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syxtam-whkh is well and good, we suppOSe-but

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enough gridders Just to hold a scrimmage session
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athletic programs, especially foothill. The effocis of a
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high school level, and slinoat every coach In the sy3ttU
bemoaning the lack of qualified talent to fill a starting

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UIthappens,ithapp5 Itdoesn'tde an gool to worry,"
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elimJnsted aerodynmJc problems

'We're going to repair the car in Salt lake flty and run
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Thesda night after Toby Hurrah singed home the tie-

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The Internation 11

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schoo'

weigod a wet 13

treal &amp;i o take a 4gwn lead oter Clncinn!j

(h'tw and ero county rival Oviedo

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said ii few )CIIFS

The

gold

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Trevino arxjn(j

As5oclatIon tournament tour the

lag

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dust tins,' Jerr3 Citrus Open and the Colonial odds.mns and Just went on JeanKfi

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presideM of the
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arid the p'ayer. Not only In the realm of ccs1nct and 'raining,

Ia, No 4 RodlerofAuztralja Anne Downs of Alamo, Calif

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To Let'rn

bettzr than ever," Stunpf said Important rn

Stumpf's a eragea 35-40 yards last. year

the lflcaptains, along with Merchant, Ted Houer,

in
The Oviedo Lions, under

Right nc,w many of the cmnty'a varsity teams
utUng Into valuable time to develop thu teams In other
'wtch a kid should already have in hi, arsenal re ap.

record, but this year will be
different, according to the

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way speed will compliment conference lax. year as a clear of crlppilng injuries izid
Washington arid Severt In the sophomore will return to handle we can gain enough experience

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of this oki resort at the foot of
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Even so, the will to win is not Associated Press Sports Writer The fact that Nkschke had year veteran and a former first
through five championship saUstfr51ncludel72recepUon

in the sixth grade, we see no reason against the retwn to
con-pi ,twrt wlUiri the Urn.tcd rac c,f

Ciurty

gibe the high rchoolj something to go on

Conference
season officially with Sanford,

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ready for this encounter the linebackers 'he said, 'so I'm back John Higgins Zrom tie

Sherman, who has played

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all TrIplA thoob

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"There's rio room on the tional, departure from pro foot.

Jamboree Sept 17 Other

program that ctanUy produces wiers

cense,

iherewasontyoncregretror

senIor backfield
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gift of giving defeat t appea
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receiver Rod Sherman and an cracked rib to return to proc
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A light hearted look

Futurit&gt; at Indianapolis in
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Miami coach Don Shuth said racing
F airmont Hanoe,, Del Miller
the trade was necessitated by
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wide recei%ers Paul Warfield more than 16,000 was expected Noble Jade, Del
Iruko, lmpe
mntmbers of the bwnps-.and grounds of the gall&gt; festooned Luck&gt;
11111, Max Lynch, Fetid!
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two weeks before the season starts. Stumpf

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convinced
He tells them he Is still the
people's champion, whatever
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the team's tazi squad last sea

(.00de,a, 262.po'mti etcr-

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equal ability and is s-cry 'calti Huti w'int

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WithAli at the Forum In Ingle.

who had been holdlnp out for cinnati Bengals, then Orkiand

1958 and become a Packer all club's Most Valuab1 Player
over again"
last season, returned to

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LUSC of the bleeding while

The horse winning Iwo heats

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clay mile oval. The second heat

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Pleasuro mA Dependable Home Away From Home
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Equipment

Boal, Moor 8.
alier, all 1970. ii'
Aslro, 30 tsp. Mercury, Shoreline
Trailer. Excellent conditiun
.SSake uIft. 374 5*16.

nqvr, $53: Ford engine. 30 C.I.D
A130 automatic transmission Both
for 1153 323-3616
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12 Volt Auto t5atterles$11.95
REEL'S BODY SHOP
1*09 Sanford Avenue

Junk Cars Removed

Abanmior.ecl, unwanted, junk cars
"uit-d away. Your cost, $10.
Orlando 295 6 1 91 Iflytime ,

,'t7J7 Hwy. 1' 92
332.396)

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galvanized trailer, boat fully
equipped, $l99. Ph days. 322

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CIRCULATION

Thi$ NEW'PAPER does
not; knowingly accept
HELP.WAPJTED ADS that
Indicate
preference
b.ise-d en d90 train em
PlOyr covered by the

AGE DISCRIMINATION
IN .EMPLOYMENT ACT.
Mon lnto'mation may be
obtied from the Wage
Hot,r off in at 219 Carline
building, 12490 N. E.
Seventh Avenue, North
MIami, Florida .131 61,
telep'lone. 354) 597),

t..:neral remodeling. All hype,
car ent• r'
work. new
estimates' 322-5515.

C. Holtman. Psmt'n' S. Dec.oratlgg
interiorS. Exterior. Quality Work,
6.
_ Insured.323-1)41.

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conlractors &amp; Individuals. Custom
plans, plot plans, 8. room
addil. Ph. 322 1090

HOME IMPROVEMENT'

ADDITIONS
PdoJobToo Rigor Toc'Smal
26 "EARS EXPERI[Nct373 4104
'S..tir

Equipmen t
0.POlt
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Electronic

MOWING. EDGING

at Music Unlimited-Radio Shack

Reseal asphalt no,,t,utdown
Striping, repairs
Call 544 MM.

Attic Insulations

CALL 372 $361

Hook' Garden &amp; Lawn Se"-vice
Landscaping, Mowing. Edging,
tape player. FM AM radios, tape
Trimming
recorders. Ph. 3737570.
Free Est Re.Son.abIe.a,1.

TV's, phone equipment, I' 5 tract

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Fencing

Shrubs, trimmed &amp; shaped. FIe'r
beds cl.anut &amp; edged to per
tecan.
E
Speclal:st. Mowing b y
request Only Free es?
In
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fencing? We install best
fen,'s, all tycet cast
Turn", U,'n
Co - 32) 3701

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&amp; TRIMM1NC,

Electronic Equipment
Repairs

Hagan Insulation, SANFORD
HEATING
&amp;
AIR
CON
DITIDNIPtO. 7609 Sanford Ate.,
3272.790
Need

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(formerly H,urri
t'n Beauty
eauty Nook)
519 E hue. 722 5712

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GJass.Myo,s

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Service. Odd lobs, and Ligot
hauling. Tremblay. 223 2771

SENKARIK GLASS 8. PAINT'
(0
2lOMAgnolia Ave

Buildings

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building,

Bulldozi

Charles Below Co.

Home Improvements

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MASONRy,
C
mercial also fireplaces 3734602
ur3l30)05,Ronnier Leon

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to sell something'? A small
investment in a Classified Ad will
twing results.
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Sanford

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Ce ramics
_oramlcs

Opening

Herald

GIFTED HANDS. Clasi
day or
evenings. Greenware supplies &amp;
..,;k. .a? _, . U,...
4'3.
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buyers for a small in
.0-stçnt Place
lOwCOt t
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cash

ad for results

*Excellent starting

It &amp; A (crautu,L%
101£. Celery Ave.. Sanforti
373 0561
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salary and
expenses.

automobile

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Concrete
Previous circusatlor,

experience desired but
not necessary,

Apply

in person to

the

Alterations P. Dressmax,i in my
humC.
Professionally
#A
per 'enceci, men S women's
clothing. 130 S711

Roe, filing? Room Atid, painting
all types Of carpentry, Interior,
Exterior. Reasonable 373 4347

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JACKSON'S CERAMICS, Supp4is,
kIn deal,-r 10 5 Cbtecj Thurs,1a 1
5. Sunday. 322 7921.

The

ADCOC K
Rnollng55ttf
0 ,?ters S. Down Spouts
100 French Ave., 372

BULLDOZER WORK
Clearing lots Our Specialty. 3731731
after 3 P m

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roofing &amp;-.
house painting,
73 yrs. experience, Ph. 323 174.5
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ji !!745

WoI1pcp!rHanging

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Ports, Top workn anthip and
materials. LEACH ALUMINUM
FABRICATION. 2734675
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niture replir&amp; retinishing
Licensed S. bonded Re.asi,riobie
C"rit Selt 2236111
,rult-r.,

POJTaLI taking
rucan'? A Classified Act will find it
buyer.

PATIOS

a 01

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Ire.', topped, trimmed,

taken down, cut for firewood. IS

Soilh Seminole Drywall and Spay
Service, specializIng In drywall
texturet. Ph. 3321335.

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Licensed masonry work. Poties,
hOuSes,
etc.
Guaranteed
talsI action. Call 322 6031
Paint 19--interiOr
&amp; ectertgr,
repairs, roots painted, free honest
Pat loi. WIks
experienced estimates 323 0791
Pool De-rks
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Charles Below Co 3:3 -4a:s
Roof repai
rs, all types. Re
pta c,me,g ot rolled aa
d Leaves
CONCRETE
RcrOoIp,ciaiity Call J I B Root.
COCsQURpi FENCE CO
rg 411 2051 or 337377]. Free c-s
PH *30 574
l,ma"s

ircutation Department

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TRENT €X1EMIAINATING CO.
it:acries, miCe, bnI-, termites
lawn spray, etc 373 7954

l'i "Fix up" Time. Hire an expert

rot Rent -Motor td
rC7r &amp; self
loading pan with operators &amp;

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ComrnercialS.R..je-t,,

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Need 6 stable, utilit y

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Lawn --_-Service

S- STy
Sanford Plats

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41',LIILT IBM Executive Electric
Bold I ace italic lypr ,vriler, Use d
only nine months, $300 See t
Sanford Herald.

Srsril Jib' Vented
322 13 38. "Lake Mary"

hotjse

','.ant

Equipment

Office Equipment
&amp; Supplies

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Camping equipment, U name it, we
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'uvi surplus galore.
Surptu's Worlti, 11831 E. Hwy, 50
277 0.364.

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SERVICE. For builders, sub

JEP.'INOLEAPPLIANCE
SERVICE
All ailaoces repaired
122 1)96

IIiTiUp5

Camping

B LIDDY S
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

REASONABLE PRICES CALL 372

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Riviera
[ice-i lent Cndillo, 5.400
Ph. 531575$

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Apphnces

labor. *309918 day or night.

70

Cabin Boat, trailer, trailer
hitCh, and Johnson motor, $150
Call 723 642.

Home Improvementà

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SERVICES UNLIMITED
HANDYMAN

Draftjr

warehouse, co 'roue,c al stru tur
or
barn? Cali
flay
BOB'S
flUiLOINGS,
j)3 4510 anytime,

Motorcycles

78

Concrete

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ieutraI Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at
SEARS in Sanford. 337-1711.
F or oulloers, sub-contractors,
AIR APPLIANCE REPAIR
Complete House Plans and Shop
All ,nakei service
Drawings. Fast, dependable,
P t__II) 1731
-economical Call Victor---36.S

1'.- Ton filets Warner floor lack, like

1972 Harley Oavlcj',,n 71 Fuii dress
wIts plenty of ext.-as lncluring
radio Only 1,
miles, likenew
Call 3230730 or II) 2619

ROBSOPJMARIP,lE

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OLD MR CONDITIONING
AND HEATING SERVICE
Ph. 9W 9711
$30 9202

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Closed Wednesdays

Air Conditioning

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Parts.Accessories

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A Directory of Experts Ready

'50 HOLIDAY RAMBLER 24'
Good Condition,Sl703
Ph. 4.O-,fl7A

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UI.I, 1.300 flIes, $333 o
offer, P, 574 1106 Oeltona,

Truck Camper
Good Condition
call 323 $412

CARPORT
SALE --Everything
tnt-i Mic itemt of all kinds Ii?
Longdle Act. Longwood. $31

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Full lineGE Appliances
Sanford Elect,Ic Company
257? Park Drive. 322 1547

)9lOCnitcPsfIeld, 17 1 Menury flSlsp

WILSON MAIER FURNITURE

88

Porch Sale-Fri. &amp; Sat. 34 Pinetree
Rd., Lake Mary, Ph. 372 0106.

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409W. itt Si, Sanfor'l
372 23)3

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Sales

Record playet, blcwcle,clo,,ij,,g
furnIture, appliances, window's,
wigs misc. 133 S. Elliott Ave.

DECORATORS

ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DEL TQNA
LONGWOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS

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337-1*49

17

fu, Beds. Mo
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$43
Living Room Suite ......... $73
Dinette, Oak, iChairs ........
Modern ouch
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Baby Bed
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Otter fine ci,ed Jurnitur,.

NO SUNDAY DELIVERY'

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Ford Mustang 64, ConvertIble, I Cyl
autornati, factory air, power
steering. ctrome wP,ls Ph '4225324 atter 5 Pm.

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I'69I4Ond
Good Shape, I15I
P't. 33 99

$273

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A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE

Mory esli. Get off and ge
n (aLt Mor.
eva,c!. The
is on your lets,
'iti trunn vh.
es.t, Op.,' en
Fol*61
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ekdoys torn I '?l S;30. Sunday, frori
noon tine. Visitors 'eleoryip

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Full site crIb, mat?ress&amp;tsigh chair,
excellent condition. Combinalion
carriage stroller, fair condition
Pitt, bath tub. Ircining Seat P.
crib sheets. 540
all. Ph 723

AGE 12 OR OVER

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MAITLAN[, FLEA MART. 1941
Hey. 1702. Open Sal, I Sun. 93.
$31S30,535.3930,

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City-French Avenue

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. ton Ford pickup
Sellune or bolts 671.6527

Color TV-used, r?cundfjoned, 7$"
ab1e model, 5)30; Black I. White
ssP1-.I
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Call Jcw'sumer
'MlV. iv ,
ElectronIcs, 323020).

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huM JLLN ACRES with 1,200 ft,
lronlagr'on 25th Street. Extension
near Intersection wills Lake
Boulevard and Country Club
Drive 577,5(0, Zone Agrituttvr,,

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Quite simply the finest adult mobile
home pork in America todoy. Close to
Orlando. Extraordinary location.
Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot
rentals for homes start at $75 per
month.
Furnished
models open for your
inspection
I 111111

1961 Ford plcfr. up wit'. Camper, IS
and 10 tsp. Evinrud, Outboartii,
Cast net, Camp Stove. MIsc: 322-

PouW on it. 1.43,930.

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UNITED FREIGHT SALES, 1350
S. Orange Ave., Ortando (between
Michigan S. Holden). firs. Mon.
Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to S. Terms Motorola Color TV, large screen
works, 130. 333-5711
avaiiable

Zoned
-. Commercial

SOFA BEDS.
Matching Chair
Opens to sleep

NEW WORLD TRAVEL
HWY. 17-97, LONGWOOr)
PH. $34.C124

player, Psychedelic lights, and
much much more. Guaranteed.
Sold new for $129. Pay balance of
51)3, or nothinl.j tlO*ri - 51.50 per
month. Phøn 647-1577 for free
hors-se triai. HALLMARK, 1715 W.
Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park.

'wn, double, queen &amp; king. Save
as much as 50 pct. Olt. Inspected at

Realty

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Campers
Travel Trailers

I2 b'ittitI Walnut cabi net. AM
FM m'Jl'Ipfe'c radio, $ track tape

BEDDING SALE
Brand new name brand bedding,

Stenstrom

ICWSVWOod

75

REPOSSESSED

available.

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College,

ponent set, rug. $.149, now Only
$219. Also available Speakers,
P*adptsones and G'ratd turn
tables

'1il' iJrrik

Pianth±ion

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X0 FF.ET FRONTAGE ON U.S. Il.
9']betwe.n 1511' and 11th St. Depth
117 ft. Zoned Commerzial. E4r'vtiy with .lnstrom. 5170.0(0

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Rooms for Rent

SernInoIe

* *STEREOS* *

Special clearance savings on brand
new sales-Herculon. velvet S.
fur. Many different styles &amp; Colors
to choose from. All selections 10
Pct. ott list. NOTE-love seats.
Swivqi rockets. recliners 5 chairs

'rivate owner wishes to sell over.
Sized comet Deltona lot. For information call 374 2507.

UFAITOItS

I'uI1i1it'J E'rrv Sltzl(Ia

UNITED
FREIGHT SALES

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Lots
and Acreage

STEREOSPECIAL
700 watt, AX6000 Garrard corn

Sat.

Three 750 K-2 Hondas

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PUBLIC AIJCT1ON
Walnut fnish. floor model-UI.
Every
Monday Plite
Monthly payments •s low as V.
7 Pi/l,
Per month. See at Sanford Sewing Open
daily, 9.5, We buy or .4'll one
rs,t- 37! C. '
nIc,.v., P1,.
Piece or household, Consignnsn'
377.94)1 or evenIngs-fl 1146.
weicorn, 322 9909, SANFORD
AUCTION. Hwy. 17_92,Sanford

WED. THUR. ONLY

SADDLE EQUIPMENT.BWTS
OVER l-, LOTS with 161 feet ad Western
Wear, Save
the Old
prime frontage On Sanlord
Corral Western Shop. 1793,1 mile
Av enue. PIopafty has 2 small
s.
DelSary.

Wan.hogs, Outlet loca ted
3110 S. Orange Ave.
Orla',d, (between Hold.n &amp;
Michiganp. Hours IS-? Mon-Fri.

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For Sale

INTEREST

7 Spanish. Mediterranean,
French Provincial bedroom sets.
$77.75 ard up. 6 Sofas, 3 styles to
choosa from, $59.73 to $139 95
Name brand vacuumc, $.4995
00.93 New '7')
each.

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THIS WEEK AT
UNITED FREIGHT SALES

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"al" &amp; ,.'r'.ri..',p. is"i
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WHOA. Don't throw ewayijsefuf Idle
ferns, Sell them Quickly with a
Herla Want Ad by calling 172
261). and asking
r a friend;,-

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ON WEST 25th ST.NEXT TO GENEVA
GARDEN APTS.

838-5548

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830.5500

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boang
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St#'uction for begInners lhn.jgh
aovance.1 i" 4531J6.

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Lake Sliver. Extra privat0.
t3S,O(
Broker, nwn.v'-fl) P74

Roberts &amp; Gilman

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Realt or s

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LivestoCk And
I'ios reStaurant with best cat fish on
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Poultry
4?
r.ver, Cabins, apartments, mobile
Mobile
Homes
1
Ring
Neck
PheaSants
-_ homes, andcamper paus 273 on KENMORE
WASHER
parts
$20
)iAeke sure you nave a place to putr
"all ,
service,
used
machines.
Phone 322 1001
thMncmeb.,fcqeyoujyW,
MOONEY APPLIANCES 323.
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iuui&amp;tui;ui, tii.
Hacienda village,
Ill).
Want'j !!uy
•3Ci W. Fairbanks
ASSUME PAYMENTS on 12' a 70')5153)3)
WE TAKE TRADES I
bedroom with air. Pay laces, and
Ne,s and uSed fl1r5"ç AnnlI,rye- ba Dollar P*iI A,,rIk'n
transfer lee 323 3410.
Frida4' Nile. 7:33 rim. A A A,
Sales S. Servic, 617 S Fre'sch
47
Real
Etate
Wanted
'Hcnse B.enk Reposs,.slons,
FURNITURE 1. AUCTION.
Ave., Sanford. Ph. 372 7651.
1) to choose from. 531-2373
190 ft 17 92. L.aigwood
Listings Wanted
53*7020
Dealer
CASI43774)37
53
TV-Radio-Stereo
CalIBart Real Estate
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NOW OPEN-Place Homes North,
For used furniture, aPplIances,
Hwy. 1797, lust Nor th of Dog
tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 i'ems.
TELEVISION SETS PS UP
21 Hour Service
Larry'S Mart, 2 1 3 Sa nfor d Ave.
Track Rb at bI?tutlful Lake
MILLERS
Call
372
74"
Kathryn Estates, Pre-Grand
7619 Orlando Drive, 377-0332
Openinrj discounts. Modelt set up 48
69
Stamps-Coins
Listings
Wanted
53 yOu can move in today. Ask
Coins, WhoIe-ie to everyone, All
about mae nets'. Free delivery anJ CA '.1 US TO PLACE YOUR PROP.
kinds. '.v cent to dollars Coins In
SO up within 100 mIles Place
ERTY iN MULTIPLE LISTINGS
bank, 323 644.
Homes, 534 7770.
WITH COMPUTER SERVICE,
WE NEED LISTINGS NCWII
To buy arid Sell gold or tilvet coins,
GREGORY MOBILE HOMES
FORREST GREENE INC. 300 French Ave
contact us first. We also buy bulk
3503 Orlando Or,
REALTORS. 1304 W. FAIR.
Buy locally and get service. Singer
421 SM
silver Coins. SEMINOLE COIN
373 I=
BANKS AVE. 443 2333, WE TAKE
Golden Touch 5. Sew-Ill. Pfe'cch;
CENTER, lot W. III. 323-4333.
TRADES.
Zig Zog-131.
-iILLCREST Dou*'fe W, 34zO,3
bdrm, 2 bath, special value at
12,
Auction
so
1)3,930 Dealer. $313413.
Miscellaneous

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Many tries. shade this 3 bedroom,
beauty. Two full balM., wail to
wall c ar pet, r W1I vinyl in entry
end kitchen, Central heat air,
large pato,spaciog Iarriii room.
Jcar garage. Close tot land new
ishopping malt, ("II Barbara
McLean, A%$tX.

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Rnfrigerator

WARRA5IITV
WHITESIDE APPI,IAP.er-..

ST. JOHN'SRIVER MARINA

:LOSE OUT 054 al demonstrators
In stock. Small thwn paym'nt and
something of value to trade as
town payment.

CMI 322.2420 Anytime

ALTAMONTE SPRINGS

Kitchen and dnng room heI7.
Competitive wages with fringe
benefits. Apply to Mr. McLellan,
Food Service al Sanford Navi
Academy, East lti St., Sanford.

cCONDJTIoN(D

Plorseand Tack part
rIuirterhov.,$775
322 sIn

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"Sanford's Selet Lead.,"
Your Multiple Listing Agenc5'
REALTORS
234SPrk.Du.

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app
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par,- quarTr noe.
mere. S yrs. old, 13'- hindi, all
shots. Call 372i,

Appliances

PH.323 3033

SUMMER SALE

dryer arid patio furniture
with home. 114.500

pEW HOME 7%

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INCOME PROPERTY, "For Sale",

531 77

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Income and
Investment_Property

16
Elmer Bakalla, Inc.
Fern Park

pIece Sctlonal living room
couch, excellent Condition

1942 CADILLAC HEARSE
M&amp;M SERIES, .OW MILEAGE fin

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w.mij, rn.

69 Honda 350. runs excellent, $35,')
7)0' W, 16th

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SEWING MACHINES

San Lanta

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S.-acrif1c. dm,-s

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COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3
.bedroom. 1., bath with heat, air
.
nd equipped kitchen with ice
;anaker refrigerator. Very good
condition. A buy at $7,7S0

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WHAT THIS HOME rIASPI'T GOT
1 .Vl wu.,h having, It's a super 3
bedroom, 2 bath with everything
Including heat ed 20 * 10' pool. You
name it, this ho'Tiq ha It: Was her,

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H04 E Bit Fi...'t4G
For IflfOrrn6lion Caul
All-n Nettles. 372 1 197 at'ar S

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Pinecrest

sO) W. F inst St
37] 506$ or 3730517

Fail grc..wlnq compaily, will pay hi)
.s ije-S for experienced sewr-j
machine
operators,
Paid
vacations, holidays, good working
moiditions. Contact Mr. Weems,
Longwood Manutaclurinj
Company, $31 $450.

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to occupy furnished guest house,
and ctogroundsandbulldingrnain.
benanc,, Write 19 W. 16th St.,
Sanford.

W ISIS?

INTEREST RATES 'nay be out of
Sight, but not on this 3 bedioom,
I 1' - bath with central heal a nd air.
Condition is nice Owner will carr
mcrtgatje. $34,300

Sale

for Rent

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Equipment

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Business Property
For Rent

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830.5500

nice apartments, Iarg
Few 3
port private entrances and eilra
3
'ownhouses Choice IOcationtPloO adloining, 3fl67)
car needed for shoppIng, Scils
3 rented arerImc-rl5 I • i••.-.i
or k.,rcps Wail
I
1;.g
frame house. $15,500. terms
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645119 ), DeBary 461 $613

WANTED: Young or retired covplej

L03 Far It Drii,
Days 37 7212

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cheap, used lumber S.
other buiding materIals. Mutt
clean up yard. 3221477.

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Homes

377 5641

GREENE INC.
REALTORS.
1304 W. FAIRBANKS, 6432333.
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123,100

Four bdrrn, b?P,
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carpet, central heat and air, o
closed garage. 131.500. 11,10')
dow,'. $131.71 per month on
mortgage balance.

$17 W lit st

Yoke trst.rstot. 4 east to Ilse

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Sanford
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Miscellaneous

Rpnt Blue Lustre Electric C;pet
WE TAKE TRADES1 Commercial carpet wholesaler has
Shampooer for onl• $1 per day,
over 2000 yards of new oodlooni
LONGWOOD
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
S7B.5Qtotal price for
carpet Ill over from commercial
orn
i.4%?,)llation Will sell and install,
lest than 5 years old.
BUILDING SITES
t budders Wholesale COSt. 1050
Iree, right to thp Shores of land
65
Pets and Supplies
below retell, Financing
hotfom lake, Cdjoins i ote lakes
ZONED R2•
ALL in northeast area
available up to 36 months, FreeGerrnn
i natural bCiuly building sites, with
Shepherd
home estimate ARIES CARPET
Irees, trees. treesi Located near
AsSume mortgage, o' put S 10 pcI
wks. ISO. Animal Haven iCennet.
4551. Call collectI
322 3132 between S a.m -6 p.m
Ihe historical resto,aion area. 2
Ufln on new molga, We have
bedm older home, on one l.
many many more, we cci tell YO
fllack tamale Pod'e, 7 y, Ar
UPriced Only $77,900 wlh trm
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Doberman Plnscher,AKC puppies.
of 514 pu' fl'iQfllh Ofl fl
70.79
ft.
Call Joe Anderson, 363 3740
Roberts &amp; Gilman
(.rtest Freezer, Call 3220141 ar4
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Ph 372.1133

REAL ESTATE
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COMPUTER SERVICE. AND
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Lots and Acreage

80

HUNTER SPECIAL CAMPER.
FULLY EQUIPPED. AND
FULLY SELF COP-ITAINEO.
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HOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER, '65 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR
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CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 337.
WAGON, LOADED, NOTHING
6730,621.111I.
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Motorcyctc
C.Vt4, TAe,€ OvtN. CALL
CREDIT MANAGER, 37347)0,
l9l7Poflhiaccprjrd3Q,,,.jn,35
675 1341
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Iransmissn, with 17.500 mile-s
very good condition $S
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Call
377
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alter6
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Ph. 372 3772 after S
VI. automatic, p.i,, pb., Clean
)96430dge Van
$400 121C%
nda CL 100, excellent con
$100

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Forrest Greene, Inc.

?ksH AND CLEAN. Air on
ditioned 3 bedroom, I' ba"t,
equipped kitchen, nater
bedrc'om has walkin closer
Fenced rear yard Covered patio
524303 Tcrrnt

Afterhcurs:
321Yz14. 322 3991,3730545

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Starard.newtfr,;
$S7S,C411373,.964

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TAKE IPADES

US 733)

PINECREST.S this IOftly
bearoom. 2 bath home, hvg
.'Paneled Florida room. just
painted inside and out. ()nt

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5200 month

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CaH 3721154.

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SEM1PIOLEREALTOR ORL WI'.
MULl If 'LE LIS1ING SER V ICE
337 1991
1,195. French
(e. Sunday, 3fl737i or 332 i4i6

337211$

tlUl(h5.Ofl Oceanfront apartments.
3395o Atlantic. Daytona Beech.
Call t77 1054

Do You Like Working With Living
Ptantt we need someone for the
Orno area to service our plants
fcrc'n Of!IcC Orcur.d tOwn.
Good salary and benefits. Apply
7373 So. Park Ave., Apopka or call
$142372 ext. 1*9.

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BA R Y 2bedroi- r'..
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w w carpeting, air. heat, stove,

Men arid women wanted for oieen
house nursery work. Year round
wock, dependable and reliable
persons need only, 10 apply. In
Sanford area Own Iran.
sportaton, apply ui Is,..

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197
Ford Pinto, ET. Mags,Loededt $495 or
trade for boat,
headers, Crane Cam, tachometer,
mo$ør &amp; trailer, Call 373 5672 after
tape deck 8. speakers. Call 373
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This I bedroom, P' bath Is frejpl
pointed and in Sparkling con
dillon Paneled living room am
.dning roi.m, Includes washer ant
*'yer. $25000, See this one.

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Only one available at this price. .i
bedrooms, li baths, wOrkthp,
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1550 SHELLY USED CARS, 701
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111H Park, Sanford
337 3991. Pdight,323-11p
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NugnIs 372 S1;1g
6123

bedroom house. 1115 month, 1st 8.
months rent down. Call 372

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Realty

oulllPev CLUB MAfiOqbedrooms, I bath
fur
mshed, above ground pool, anc
- icreenid summer
All lot
In, low price of 520.000 Call ul
today to see this.

Peg. flrckers

Bedrom duplex, privale pool 5
palio, air conditioned. Adults only.
:tis mo. 3236630 or 3733131.

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We need men endwomen workersto
replace Six who wouldn't. $430 per
month guaranteed for
qualify. Paid vacations S. bonuses,
excellent I'VLil'l
4.0 ll
5941913 collect between 513 of,I'.

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HousesforSale

fl O.'vner-- 3 bedr oom h
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OutSide City limIts on2lots, on
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tral heal &amp; air, MrIlaIly Carpeted,
570.000 Ph. 323Ii;i,

JOHNNY WALKER

REALTY CO.

.'.asher. refrigerator, disposal.
rangeand central heat air:evena
sw1mming pool. 337.541).

NURSES

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The Local News of Seminole

CLASSIFIED

?•urekilthenhelp
Wanted

PLANT

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immaculate 3 bedroom, 3 baIts CD
home, fenced yard, kitchen
equipped, carpet and drapes. 1501
Locust

811 Park Dr.

Friendly

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3bedrnocr, 1' baths, central air I
he4l, Loch Arbor, Sanford. P0)
mo. Pt. 377 2IUi

11111100

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EYPUPICH- S. Orlando openings
for gualif!ed operator. Enjoy tne
freedom of temporary work.
NORRELL, 6900 S. Orange
Blossom Trail, 131-7310.

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Savings.Shop

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Help Wanted

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FLrida, 101 W. 13th Street, San

3777174dav 32304$$*Ve.

refrigerator. Adults. no pets. One
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arid Weloer's Hel pers
Ph. 33'] 0110

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LIFE INSURANCE
ASSOCIATE
Lice,'tci nnetiet immedat, in-

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74-Auto Repairs.

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Do your camping and canoeing at
Camp Seminole. No Alcoholic
Beverages, 227 4.410

Transportation

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and responsibilIty Per
-- cxp.rienced tire changer, sick leave
and v ac ation pay. Cavanaugh Tire
1401 S. French Ave., 322.

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Air
lickilt. Cruise and tours
at Oftidal rates s33 censor,,
Blvd (HWy '361. $31 37.33

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2nd and 3rd shift usa per P'.our t
start, 1Z( raise irt3O days. Regular
raises tt-ereattet, Paid holidays
and vacations. Must be able to
handle 50 lb. bags. Apply In
Premix
50,s,
Marbletite
Manufacturing Company. i,,,,-,
till Hwy. 4J1 ènti 4)9, Winter
Spir

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Uxid car mechanic, excellent C3'
and wor9ing conditions, Working
knowledge Of all domestit a nd
import cars. Apply in pers(,n, Jack
Davis. Bill Raker Vikswagen,
3719 5 1792

Want Ads
Bring

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.er 1$
cleats anti
inr,, .,"7c F4.s-y. Il 92. Sanford
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detail cars. Good salary to right
person. S.eo Brad Bradley at RN and LPN's for Sanlord Nursing
S Convalescent Cenler, $30
BRAD'S AUTO SALES or phone
2
MeilonviliC Ave.. Sanford. Apply
3236230
II piran
Wanted-Extruder operators by
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S.CRE3ARIESHousewiveS,
put
;:stic lrIsL!ated
sour
good
sk1iIs
to
work
for
good
Shift
work,
will
train
US Work w'siie your kids are in
mechanically iisclInd individual.
,.hool. Call for djtails,
Apply in person $30 e.m, 4.30
7211 Lee Rd 61' till De
pm, any weckday, I'.ir.i,jon WireNOR

Experienced meal cutter. Good
hoursandgoodpay. Apply at Park
and Shop, 25th and Park Ave. See
Tom Kelsey.

Professional Music 31gjk, 2rmveto
piano and oercussion lessom. u
per lesson. Orangi City, (901) 775

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PH 323

DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES,
County lirensed IS years ccpenience Beginners Advanced
classe3 starting Sect. 531 6442

211N.Oak, Sanford

S..iritord.

CASHIERDESK CLERK

PERIENCCD PAINTP!R

ORLANDO BUSINESS
COLlEGE

JOHN SAULS AGENCY

3 room apt., air condltloned,utllilies
Fiberglass employes, experienced Wantedt xperienced hair dresser.
d' $150 mo. Ph. 322 1555.
commisSion.
Deltona
Plaza.
ph
and reliable mold man, and
17 EEDROOMS. ADULTS
chopper man, with good 665 4557
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PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK
references. Top wages. Call 3?)
MaturE dependable lady 10 train br
2313 Park Dt., 3?? 7561
3130 or alter hours 3231646.
•.'Iads Starting SaIay dependent
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WELAKAAPARTMEPIT
upon epcnience, Hours 10.1 p m,
111W. Itt. st.
S daYs a week. Apply In person.
* Construction Foremen *
Famous Recipe FrIs-d Chicken,
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Mitt be e*perien(E'cJ ifl telephone
- 1509 S. French
m.snnote COndUit and cabin con
3?
Houses Rent
ttruct,on. Póid vacations and LeN'S 4nd AIDES. Expeniencad
IJnfurnished
holidays, sick leave. WIPICO
crefered. Apply Lakeview
COUSTPUCTION CORP. 5)3.3455.
N',rsfrsg Csimter, 9)9 E. 2nd St.. BRAND tiw'
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IOWflflUU5es, choice location.
Lawn Malnlenance-must
be ___________________________
Leasewithoøkinlobuy. Starting
dependable. Equipment fur.
attflSminthly 2oia. nieedrtttor
nlstsed. Ocod future, will train
school. shopping c' church-s Wall
t' JT?(S l'tr.ck, 34
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CALL 834-8588 NOW

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Female Help Wanted

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Male Help Wanted

Cable, LOrbQwCOd Industrial
Park, SR 434, Longwood.

If working in the secrelarial field
Sounds interesting to you and your
r*u i urgent, we will give you
complete training and provide you
*ithfuitotpart time employment .
which ever you desire,
morning end evening classes
available. You mutt be willing tc
start immedately. Pesonat
lerview required

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In CLASSIFIED

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carpeted throughout, master bed
room central heat, corner tot.
.i.-nthIy payments, $161 '1

AVALOPI APARTMENTS
ADULTS PlO PETS
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Trallrs &amp; ApIs 7 Adull parks, 2
Family parkS. 35)5 Hwy 17 97,
Sanford., 333.1930. Day, Wk., Mo

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Farm Fresh Rabbit, artf quantity.
.tPd, 79c a
pound, 3775737.

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fleautilul 3 bedroom, 1i bath home.
carpeted throughout. air and cen.
Irat heat. Almost new. No
qualifying. Equity and assume
morlgage. Monthly payments.
$16$.

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pavmn t and Pay 1 7 per mo
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5. 1 bedroomS, entral air, carS
petlflg, range, refrigerator.
Pricedfrom $26,500. $25,300. VA S.
FHA tinandng. ErTuat housing
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quit. Iuc n area in Sanford.
iit('.l Icr tarniir% or couplet. 323
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Christian Day c7Ool has opening
for I or S yr. olth starting Sep
tember, Call Lutheran Church øt
Redeemer, 3723333 or Mrs.
Marlin 322 6405

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Mother Goose Day Nursery School
rn-Kindergarten, and Day Care
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Infants to School Age. 191 Nor
-mandy Pd, Casselberry 511.1154

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ThreebeGrooms, cams,carpets&amp; Convenient nd cnarming. lust
rOom
drapes, kitchen equipped,
l,
homes with garagt, air and
t* (hlldrtfl, Geneva Gardens,
carpeting. Located On C Qul?t
1503W. 25th SI.,
street with lake breezes. Walk to
stioppint2 and schools. Low down
FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS
payment. Only 127.50010 124.230.
1)20 ________________________
Florida Ave.
Ph.____________
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Central Baptist Church
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hru 23 times
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Child Care
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Unlurnlshed duplex near sPøpping
center. S monthS leaseS. security
deposit. Call 665 547,

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Call Jerry Stocks, 5741914 aflr 6,
week days, Any lime *een

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Can Help
Phalle 4334557
Write P.O. 1.30* 12)3
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TALLAHASSEE, i' ja, tM-';
per lndvitlua next year.
has asked that, circuit court
Business. Regulation and a member
presses were still run- tr ial be moved from Sanford to i
David
Levin
said
today
he
would
tevin,
a
former
law
partner
of
e nir'g yesterday as I ace,pted a Tampa beca
of the Hoard of Regents took part
resign in October or November as
use of pre-trial
Askew,
said
the
governor
had
last
weekend in Askew's campaign
call from Seminole County publicity.
-_chairman of the state Pollution
directed
th
at
any
members
of
state
planning meeting at a lodge in
Commissioner Greg DrumA bearing hasn't been set on
Control Board in order to campaign
regulatory boards who particpate in
mond.
Sopchoppy.
the change of venue motion
for the reelection of Gov. Heubin
th e campaging must step down from
"I'm a Laker."
Ned by Sam Cagnlna, 37-year.
Askew,
Askew's press secretary, Don
Drummond was referring to old father of four,
the boards.
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Pride,
said the governor wanted to
He
said
it
was
part
of
the
our offer In yesterday's column
1IT,Ur*
Levin; another member of
Cagnina says Blackburn and
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Se.
ate
his carilp'-"ign from state
where we offered to make his "alleged hie'rtenant,"
effort to avoid the appearance of
Pollution Control Board, George
government as much as possible.
undue Influence that led Askew to
arrangements to provide a William A. "Willie" Fox are
Ruppel of Clearwater; three of tt,e
polygraph test should either he notorious figures in Central
Pride said he and five other Askew
limit campaign contributions to $300
five members of the Board of
or Altamonte Springs Mayor Florida due to "m eytreme
aides, including Bernie Parrish and
Lawrence Swofford be serious amount of publicity" in the
Harvey Cotten, would take leave
I in wanting to resolve an L"sue news media ,,as alleged Un.
S,M CAGNINA
without
pay ea.-I ll next year to begin
via this method.
Fathe of four
(lerworid figures."
campaigning. Levin said, "The
At Tuesday'a county cornand
Blackburn
are
against
him,
ps'-.wr
o
a
governor
and I have discussed it arni
mission meeting, both had set
In motion the need to clear a scheduled for trial at Sanford fit-ear-ni by a convicted felon
we do not feel it would be proper for
controversial issue, not without Sept. 10 on assault to murder about hIs 1964 Monroe County
me to continue as chairman of a
charges and counter-charges of and conspiracy charges in the robbery corr.lctlo,i and a
majut-state board if lam going to be
June 1971 shooting of Lee In a federal Indictment charging he
"liar" being uttered.
in partisan politics."
y
telephone booth on SR 434 at conspired with Blackburn and A
Four
near Fox to Injure a witness in a
We had to call Mayor Interstate
Fox
is
named
as a Federal Coc.rt periery case has
Swofford to get his reaction to Longwood.
while he has no job protection,
said, he does not object
By DONNA Es'rEs
co-conspirator
but
hasn
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been
also prejudiced prospective
Uris inviation.
the city is not protected either
Bergman taking Like
HerddSta IIWrItCT
Semino3e Coun ty jurors, acwas, "A..s I told Greg, if he and charged.
b)
d requirement that he give
durink the day
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Blackburn is serving a Z. cording to Cagnina.
torn felt they should take it, I
noti
ce before accepting other
Bergman pointed out w hile
E1flEY..-.1"ne city
don't object. I'm willing to take year federal prison sentence on
Blackburn hasn't filed for a council Wednesday night other city employes are employment.
any kird of a test at any time." gambling convictions and change of trial location but agreed to have the city attorney guaranteed benefits and job
Wirtz ssid it he were "caught
PRESIDENT NIXON has vowed to resist an
Cagnina Is free on $15,000 bond. court sources say defense at. review the proposed em- security under civil service he In the crossfire between the
historic
court oce commanding him to
So, with the two acceptances
l.ec, Who survived wounds torncys have indicated the plo)ment contract submitted has no formal relationship with mayor and the city council he
received, next on our agenda is received when the telephone motion will be Vied
would want a contract," I deliver secret Watergate tape recordings for a
by City Manager Ron Bergman. the city.
to set a date and see wha- booth was sprayed with pistol
judge's private inspection. (Page 2A)
lie said the lack of a contract Embree added, "III were in his
The agreenrcnt was reached
Seminole and Orange State
hpens, elf"
fire, is serving a three-year Attorneys Abbott herring and after 30-rpinu;es intensive Is a "double edged sword" and position. I'd sure want one."
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state prison sentence 1mw a Bob Eagan also allege in discussion in which Councilman
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gambling conviction
charges against Cagnina uat Edith Derr, Richard Win and
IhC AFL-CIO would avert an,ther instance of :
Cagnina alleges pre•t'rIal hewas the gunman who tri ed to Tom Ernbree supported oe
E.,c1$c ,tic pleas.', but I'm publicity involving lllnc-kbuin kill Lee in a coutt
with
slight
local affiliates hacking a presidential can- ..5.:
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having a little trouble and him and nar -iing Fox as a apartment house parking iota modifications, but John Leighty
didate while the national federation ren.ains
remembering who it was that 'o-consp(rator and "probable mon th before the telephone and John Zacco insisted It
neutral. (Page 2A)
raid something to the effect that wit ness" has prejudiced th e booth assassination attempt. conflicts with the city manager
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"I would abide by any definitive case "so much as to render a
Authorities say Lee's temple ordinance
direction".....something about trial in the Sanford, ce n tral was graz ed and lii.' coat and car
is Foolish for us to go
PRESIDENT ANWAR SADAT comes out .
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A !nco4 campaign organization
whether he would release some Florida area unfair."
riddled with bullet holes before through the contract until the
ahead in negotiations with Col. Moammar
violated federal election laws
tapes, or something!
city attorney reviews a,,, former Republican candidate
Publicity on the third charge he fled the parking lot,
Khadafy, winning agreement for a ste p-by ""
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distributing
2,500
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McG-overn"atickerswithoutatstep approach to the union of Egypt and
which would allow ed innocent to charges of yb.
been our President, now could
latini
election
laws
and
defined
tributing
them
to
a
political
or.
Libya. (Page 12i\)
it? Cause as I understand all of
Bergman to accept teaching
o
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on
a
the
incident
as
"just
politics."
gamuzation.
the comments coming from
lecturing jobs is contrary
Also named in the Indictment
either The White House or San
MILITARY SOURCES in Saigon say an in- 5.
ordinance that bans other
Jack Insco said his 1fl was Inscos former campaign
C1eita'iitc,hc'snotabouttugi"t
crease in Viet Cong attacks southwct of
coturcs by the city manager. (Ilciment by a federal grand manager, Daniel G. McMutler
them up.
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Beriman said while some jury was no more important who also pleaded innocent.
Saigon indicate a drive to isolate the Mekong
(Maybe Judge Sirica wasn't
money would be received from than a traffic ticket.
Delta from the Sou th Vietnamese capital. 11
U.S.
Dsrict
Judge
Donald
"dcftr,Itive" enough
"I'm not the least bit
It:Icabc'i the pair on
mint' year. Water thus purlfitl teaching and wri1ins for
BJEANI'ArrF.so,z
(Page
12A)
professional publications the cerned," Insco said.
would continue (lown the creek,
herald Staff Writer
their own recognizance. Trial
- -III' said the problem would work is princp&amp;illy for his
Inst-u, of N ew Fort Rlchv, was s-ct for Nov. I
HOT AND MUGGY AIR continues W blanket
wlNTl-:u sPhlN;s
mint i* Ist'ritunted because professional development.
More a1iut earlier c'iiiiiiiflL', Council decided Wednesday
"You must either ork for l,uS charged with two counts of
a.'tselberry Is going onto a new
much of the Waster-n Seaboard and Midwest
Weather
on the gas situation .....locally night to delay the clean-up of treatment plaist within 10 days. the city or be a consultant. i publishing and distributing
today as power companies cope with heavy
MaUlS explained the success expect a full time city bumper stickers last fall that
you may pxped (oar more polluted ('ice Creek until it has
Yesterda y's high 92 low this
demands for electricity. Overstrained i:
linked the ulUmately succes3ful
stauons to close thi,V.q week. Nah, more hiftmnatim.
of the project depended on t1k, 1narAEgr,*' &amp;cco sdid
morning 70 with.34 of an inch of 0, fficilities led to a blackout which left some
campaign
of
his
rival,
J.S.
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It's not that they're out of tt1'
said he didn't feel
rain yesterda y. Partly cloudy
Cily Engineer Richard Mat tis flow of water in the creek. "If SUCh wok would be an adGunter
of
Orlando,
to
through
200,CO0
New
Yorkers
without
power.
(Page
Friday.
Thunne d the Department of we have good ratna ir,id t he ditlonal
the campaign of Democratic ders
2A)
The "tggics" have decided explai
lob,
water Is flowing fast
likely mostly In the
thattbey'llputtheonusontothe Pollution Control rtfuiei.
Bergnum's
quoted
comment.s
iTcsidenttat
candidate
George
afternoon
reason
why
the project should
and 'wetting hours.
that hi' will no longer attend MCGovrn.
local jobbers to decide where allow mechanical equlpmrit in not work," tic
Index
Highs
in
the
uppe r Ws and low
and wlioiii they will sell the the crecl area for the clean-up.
(:')urul said it wouki not sign 'ity advisory board meetings
Insco said he was singled out 9O. I.ws In the low to mid 70s.
Area deaths -----------lA Entertainment -----613
4) i'uff,.,,. and in the crunch, four lie said CASSUCO, the the agreement until ft had since the counëIF:tiluced his and chimed that other candi.
Rain probability 40 to 60 per
more will bite the dust.
pollution control deuartnent specific information regarding salary increase request from dates circulated campaign cent during the day and 20 per IBridge ................68 horoscope ------------68
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and Winter Springs agreed to ulaposal of waste from the 118,000 animally to *18,700 was Literature wi thout attribu tion. cea at
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mentioned.
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attelnI,I the clean-mu) by using settling pond, provisions
Is Ills nttom-ney, Benton Becker,
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l'ortlonsol the Culf Coast got I:
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the natural flushing action of fencing t he settling pond area. pres*ni- JIt1 $15,000 a year. said Inscotlutrmbute1 un Imco relief fromanatmonal heat wave : Comics
Win told Bergman he will for Cur e.ss" bumper sticker toda y e scattered thun. : Cross rdui:zle -----611 Sports ----------1OA.11A
Moat guarantees are' turthai the water In the creek and a and details regarding flood
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have to attend ce -taln meetings that was not attributed to his dershr'wers spriokled cw .irea,
much as the one that says you settling pond where anlid control, It also said it wanted
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get your m.,riey back it your wastes would iwUle and be see the completed engineering to assist b4JFd5. iarticuLariy organization,
but hot arid httmid air continued
the plannimj board. But, Wits
parachute falls to open.
gathered and disposed of after plans,
The Indictment charged that to stifle the eastern areas.
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or control ordinance, to cover- all year-old mutt fell victim to the
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Mayor, the sudden-celebrity Howard Marsee, visibly un- choice" but to vote for Mayor's commissioners a
small pound—today denied he
Cocker Spaniel facing a death comfortable during
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feclan. 5,pecIlist. Mowing
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Fortncr, 817 Braddock Road in
Enterprisettw latest recIpient
t'p.,l,, .44...
145, ,)j,SiUI4 £1Up1.
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nntirinwulc
Fortner plans to major In Th
veterinary medicine in college.
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and other areas for Its own suburban district for apthe battle between Corn- chastised
Pratt
proximately $49,000.
mLcsinnerGregflrummondand "cha1!ene1 ynu to identify protection,
Drunmond, red-laced, called
Altamonte Springs Mayor
your activities to date and be
fter the meeting, Wack told

(asselberry ,pproves
V\/ider Sevver Concept

I)F:'INDN1's in the Gainesville Eight
trial go on the offensive today
after failing to convince a federal judge that
the government did not prove its case ngait •,
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Wack served as leader of B concerned about the Sunshine liar," and challenged his long.
ban Fire Control District up by challenging each other to
surrounding Altamonte Springs lie detector tests, was the up- large delegation of civic [w violations or past ac- time political enemy to a lie
exploded in Seminole County parc"lt failure of Fire District association representatives and tivities. "We felt all along once detector test.
commission chambers today as Chairman, Torn Pratt to hold was supported by Swofford and fl
yyjssj
facts were
Swofford, saying he "till be
Longwood Mayor Eugene
the board ordered the district to legal meetings of his board.
they would sjeak lot' glad to take a le detector test.
hold nn 8 p.m. Thursday public
ConunLsslon Chairman Sid Jaques.
themselves. We ju.st wanted to stuck toltis guns and repeated
meeting in Lyman High School Vihlcn, praising the "true
Wack said there is no public get Thursday's meeting up' his charge that Drunuuond
to receive bias for the coming public service" performed by recordoianymeetingeverheld provedand gettbeact.s before "instructed" Pratt to avoid'
attorney Torn Wack of the by the fire cont'ol district the public," he said.
year.
Altamonte Springs. He said he
Almost lost in the smoke of RoLling HilLs Civic Association, commissioners, and charged
Todays lire broke out when had twice invited Pratt to ap_________________________________________________
violation of the sunshine Law in
an Aug. 10 letter from Pratt Swolford charged Lw was tOld pear before his city council and
district corn by Pratt that Drummond of- that Pratt failed to appear.
alleging a fire
't Pratt the county IITn- Drummond, conceding
mission decision awarding
bulance
contract In return for problems
with
keeping
iwotection to Fern Park
Fire Pratt's refusal to solicit inenibershif I on the lire district
Control District.
,' Altarnonte Springs for con- board, said he
will nominate
to
"This Is an
Edward A. Evans to fill the
Wack salu, noting that Fern tinned fire protection.
Swofford said his city is vacant fifth slot In time for
Park has almost no equipment
CASSELBERRY-The city a'lorida Regional Planniti g and is, in fact, negotiating with prepared to serve the entire Thursday's meeting.
council Monday night approved Council.
_____________________________________________________Engineer B.C. Conklin's plan to
Conklin said by working with
have the city's sewage treat- the planning councilmen they
ment plant declared a regional ruBy co;ne to the conclusion b)
facility to serve areas north, Oct. 15 that C.asselberry should
south and east of the municipal bedesignatedforasub-reatnnnl
The lady of the and many persons found it difficult to
bounds.
WINDSOR, Oat. (AP)
plant. The sub-region, the
tiuutjte same to the door witF black grime all brt'athe.
Conklin tsa
instructed
said, would include all
Tiso Windsor constable's complained of
os'er her knees, feet and hands,
several weeks
to begin
of Casselberry, Winter Springs
at nausea and breathing problems and were
"Would
I
talk
about
the
fallout?
Just
look
feasibility studies to increase and territory east of U.S. 17-92

/jhen It Soots, It Pours
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nounce that birth control pills are available to
running (or
18-year-old coeds without their parents connext year's County Commission
seats. LOts could happen bet.
sent. (Page 3A)
tid then to change a
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those hot potatoes.....

making signs

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5PM INKLER SYSTEMS
All types andsiles
We repair and o.rvice
STINEMACHINE&amp;
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ByCHRLSNELSON
Herald Staff Writer

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STOCKHOLM
POLICE are reported
preparing to cut their way into the bank vault
in which two convicts are holding four
hostages. (J'age 88)

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The fire department will get county's ordinance
"to
its
first
paid
chief,
who
also
will
maintain
the
status
quo"
until
the public welfare. We told the
be Police department requests cart, a $9,360 salary. Two rad;o the city is able to work up ita
voters
this would
totaled $44,74L5, including operators who will answer both own.

made In F!arlda before, We're all underwent "surgery" to

Swofford And Drumrnond Battle

ment with his charges that other administrations used wiretaps and burglaries,
(Page 18)

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C.L s'it.LL UHILLING
nnu larger, pumps, sprinklers
- Water Conditioners, 773 4610

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'IIILE I)EMOCRATIC GOVERNOItS say
President Nixon is causing a further
deterioration in public confidence in govern-

tell that there's more
than only one political candidate getting his "ducks-in arow" for the Altamonte Springs
mayoralty race,

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Well Drilling

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A STATE commission report blames Florida
for forcing indigent patients irto public
hospitals and turning the facilities into
welfare Institutions. (Page 3A)

hear

PAUL SLATER
f'roelonal Wallnaper
'ce'nea-Reild.ntial Commercial
Free eltirnOtel PP

the

C'iginal1y, the city didn't
expect to be able to collect ad
valorem taxes until November

cities this fall.

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Pain?'ig, Ir.$enlor, exferioq, I,,
vrc-v '. r.finitp'
LkcCnertes $5611 323 1414

OOf"rpairs.

public hearings in three Florida

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Where was the emergency
key to open this malfunctioning
unit?
In the pocket of the maintenanccman ..... and he livesin

broken water line .. the city
iiso takes the same position.
In the meantime, no water f'
the folks who are leasing the
slips. ,ust not right....,

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SutIt Semloote Drywall and Sçir,sy
"e-rvr, 5pec:,'ili7ir r,
latur, Ph,
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tion," Paden said, pointing out that getting more than half
the voters to the polls to approve the matter is a near tinpossibility,
Mrs. $tahl was hopeful the number of voters will pick up
pace in the late afternoon a,s working people return to their
homes.Thepollsaretocloeeat7psn.
The election is scheduled for canvassing at Supervisor of
Elections CamiUa Bruce's court house office Wednesday
moiing, Paden said.

Grumbles are getting louder
from the folks who have boats
at the Sanford marina. Current
owner says it's not hIs

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The charter, passed by the legislature in Its recent

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•1home. Professionally
&amp; women's
penanced,
clothing. $30 579*

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P00' De'ck*
Charles Below Co. 322 -4123

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become mayor If th Incorperetlon is successful, told The

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Dangerous trees topped, trimmed.'
t.sbcn rawn. cut tr Ire'wci
rape-mr in e Pr na-, -r

Complete roofing 1.
"a
75 ti'S experience Ph. 373 74
(bay qr ftIght

Concrete

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etc.
houses,
Guaranteed
batistactlon. Call m-i.

TREPIT lxi EfMiNATIN6 (0
Roarhel,,mice.antt.termlN's
Lawnspray,e'c 1737956

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MASONRY, residential, corn
mercial, also fireplaces 371 6601
or 3730003, Ronnie
Leon
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Clearing lots our 3-p.'clalty. 323-17)1
after

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Ioadin pan with opiatOri &amp;
tabor. 5.30-9916 day or night.

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Commercial 1 ReSidentIal
Charlrsfli'lnwco,rn4I;s
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Home Improvements
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wrench from his pockets, ianscrewed the doors and with the
aId of a cleaning lady (who I News
dropped an ash stand down to :
himi he was able to boost
iiii: NEWLY-APPOINTED governor's task

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ppIy In parson to the'

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.10 New Sets
MATTRESS
I &amp; Box Springs
KIngs Complete s.es

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from various sources, said
Norder, Sam Pralt, Harry Terry
Jackson.
IFTPrR Id Photo byJ R!eh9rds)
"We're guessing anyway, and
they won't send us to jail if we W74, but council decided to
Council expects to t'ective Its salarles for a chief and two police and fire calls are slated
guess wrong," City Atty. Tom skirt its charter's time first tax revenues in December. patrolmen set at $9,360 and for $,2OO salaries, but no new
Freeman told the council, llr.3ltatiuns of July 1 on sub- In the interim, it hopes to $6,000, respectively. One vehicles are sought.
adding that if the revenue muting a budget.
borrow operating fwtds from vehAcle at 4)O is anticipated
fl_,.__ ,_tl_ ...
In a 'kii aeon after
.,o&amp;-t th city
"Wc thouh we hz*d u special hica banks.
icr the ueuai' protecuon

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delivered to the e lions supervisor's offices
"There is no wailing Iii.e," ,.., '"
aid, "ar.d two
voting machines arc on hand."
Lake Mary, which incorporated a few weeks ago, had 70
absentee ballotson electionday and needed only 369 votes to

in the county courthouse
elevator last night? Happened
around 11 p.m. with the "lift"
stuck midway beLts- ecu the first
and second floors,
Tried to usa the emergency
phone, only to fluid that when he
opened the doer, instead of a
phone, just a couple dangling

"Santo'-d"

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Asphalt

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Didya

No Job Too Bigor Too Small
76YEARS EXPERIENCE

asphalt no shutdown,
StripIng, repairs.
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Ca11644 4154

ISOU 4W U1

32341*4.

HOME IMPROVEMENTS

£!ecrordc
JapIr

needed to form the coiaty a eighth munIcipaUty

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tax revenues, counci.' listed

place

not just In

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_adIIiOns. Ph. 3324090

S,antord Pla:a
aIMvkUnllmI;,tJ-..qadloSck

PreviotJ5 circulation
experience desired but
not necessary.

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Incorporation

cutting bock on the size of its
•editions, plus tas of (hi's morfling) the Associated Press
issued a notice that "we are
'Ug S flCW package of news
roundups. We will summarize
the general news in three tight

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contractors 1ifldlvlduali. Custom

Opening

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ttty. masorvy work Frs,
til,miIea- 222 isu.
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SERVICE
All appllanca's repaired
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J77 4194

salary and autoflobile
CX pe fl ES.

hive P Govt %=rpluS galore
Surplus World.- 11631 E Hwy. SO
777-0344

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Camping Equipment

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HANDYMAN
P4EASONABLE PRICES CALL 327

Full lIne GE Appliances
Sanford Ei,titIC Company
2521 Park Drive, 3771M2
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Small Joos Wanted
172.1336. "Lake Mary'
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Dftttig

Excellent starting

DINING ROOM ST
Chin, Cabinet, table 1.6 Chars
Pn 327 9196

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Rewal

tsp. Mercury, tilt trailer. Good
cond,tion, $600. comØete. Pt,. 322'
554.5

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WILSON MAtER FURNITURE
bu-r tell trade
*1 315 C- FIrit St..
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wrappings, etc.

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AND HEATING SERVICE

CIRCULATION

ROl'SON MARINE
2977 Hwy. 1797
332-5961

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5303202
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'Apphances

aoai, Motor &amp; Trailer, 1,1 197e: II'
Astro. 50 hp. Mercury. Shoreline
TraIler. Excellent condition.
Make offer. 3735576

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Central Air ConditionIng. For free
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estimate, call Carl Harris. at
SEAR S in Sanford. 37? 1771
For Builders. Sub contractors
AIR APPLIANCE KPAIR
Complete Nass Plan-, and Shop'
All makes service
OrawiAps. F..l. .1ao.ns$hle
PIt $30 573$

T buy and sell gold or silvt? coins.
ccntict s* first. We also buy buIlt
Silver colni. SEMINOLE COIN
CENTER. *09 W. 1st. 323-4352.

aid

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B&amp;D AIR CONDITIONING

KULP DECORATORS

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presere kown

CASH 322-4)33
For used furnitr., aPpliances.
tools, etc, Buy I or 1001 itemS.
Larry's M3r1. 713 Sanford Ave.

14' Orlando Clipper, Aluminum. 70

Installation Will sell and Install.
It builders wPsoIesate cost, 403)
PCI. below retail. Financing
as'ailabie up to 36 months. Free
home #'siimate. ARIES CARPET
34* 4351, Cell coiiactt

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To Dollar Paid. Auctions ev'ri
Friday NIte, 1:30 p.m. A.A,A
FURNITURE &amp; AUCTION.
S-7O7C
90N.I7-12.Lcngwood

II' Fit&gt;rs'glan i,oat. 3.3 PIP
JohnSOn. and traier, •iCeiIen
ClSfldItIOfl. 5730. 323 5717.

ocr 3000 yards of new broadlOOm
s,.epet left over from commercial

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Mon . Fri.. 105 Sat. Terms

IMMED.ATE INSTALLATION

L.AKEMARY-Rcsldentsof
(lti
newly inLorporattli

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Boats &amp; Marine

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FREIGHT SALES. 320 5.
Orange Aye., Orlando. lirs. 107

CARPET
WALL TO WALL.

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tWRPIITURE &amp; ANTIQUES

1653.

t; $9,fl Inspect UNITED

109W. isP, St., Sanford
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CARPORT SALE-Everything
goes. Misc. Items of all kinds. $12
£t,a

Wiiern Wear, Sv at th Old
Corral Western Shop. 17-97, 1 mile

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Coins, wholesale to everyone. All
klnjs. , cant to doilars, Coins In
bank 3234411.

54 Garage.Rummage

NEW d PIECE LIVING ROOM
SETS,4 only 5239.93, ahobvthO*m

SADDLE E'2U1?'MEPIT OOTS

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I Ring Neck Pheasants
$20

Color TV-uSed. recondItioned, 23"

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available.

GLCop,

IN ZAYRI PLAZA •P$*$ PARK

Poultry

rww 3 ,nsX3eI 5O-I&amp; ie'*ng

O.tando. Hrs. *0 7 Mon Fri . Sat.
10-3 Terms available.

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Honeand Tack oar?
quarter horse. $7,:
322-5*77

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SsNGER-:ig-zcg sewIng * * STEREOS * *
machines, new 73 models, SY'.95
each, Inspect at UNI'ED
REPOSSESSED
FREIGHT SALES. 1330 5. Orange
Avt., Orlando. Hrs. 10-1 Mon.Fri..
1972 beautIful walnut cabinet. AM
Sat. W S Terms availabie.
FM multiplex radi. $ track tap.
.ppliancet. glasSes, camera. T...
(Aayer, psychedelic I.ghis. and
radIoS, tools, dshes, and small
muCh much more. Guaranted.
motor's. Call 322-1303.
Sold new for 5429. Pay balance of
$115, or nothIng down - 1130 per
HEATH SEXTANT 3125
month. Ptsorr 441.1377 tar free
CALL AFTER6P.M
homt trial, HALLMARK, 1713 W.
lfl 6167
FaIrbanks Aye,, Winter Park.

jALES. 353') 5 Orange

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Dapple tan, part qiarler horse.
mare, S yr nid, 9"t hands, &amp;l
s',..i ;4.l...'a
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machines, features buttocsot.,
sew on but?ons. will Sew stretch
stitch fabrics and much more,
si'. parts and service. Only 175
each See at UPIITEC F,PEIGHT

DOWN TAKE Ob'FIl

(All (P1011 MANAGEP

1103$antordAvcnu,

ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD

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iter.s Sell trtem quickly *5th
Herald Want Ad by calling 322-

FOR SAt F (?" !.. F:'..S'7
FIRST SERVE BASiS- S brand

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$15 Ford •t.gine 390 C I I)
Alsolutomatic transmission Both

Horses

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NO SUNDAY DELIVERY

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road.s and schools
Morris, A A Mc( lanatuin and
Possibil*ty of a Lawsuit on the Gordon Me}er voted for the
city commission's declsior was condominium zoning Mayor
iidsanced by Jack Purse, 111 Lee Moore was out of town and
Highland Ct., Greenbrlar, "ft Commissioner Julian Sten-

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NOTHING OOWU, TA"E OVE'.
CALL CRED1T MANAGER, 373,

1967 Oic5 Cutlass, 4 iboor. 3403
actual miles, .ew pain?. dr toni .
new tires. excellent conItion.

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i-IUNTER SPECIAL CAMPER

t?71Chr.1ro,tinpjIe.pulIptj,r,

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Neatheriand Dwarf RabNtS., $10
each- 3 months old. 327-1001.

Buy locally and get Servce. Singer
Guldtrt Touch &amp; Sew-1J7 Nc-cchl
Lu Zacj--1)S.

6 Aftcrn3ons a Week

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1972 Ford PInto E I Mag
franc Cam larticrne'.er
deck &amp; spa. .rs Call

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MECHANICS'SPECIALS
1914 Chevrolet ................C 77
ilI4Dodge .....................$
1963 Pontiac wagon .......... i9ldChsvroiet...... ---$1P

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A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE

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Good Condition, 11703
Ph. 647-4276

Doberman Plnjchcr,AKC puppies
Call .1. Anderw.s, 365 57.40.

SEWING MACHINES

t-nt,flainment systems that in.
rude Strecli player, BSR turn

Earn

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$POed
r evtflings 373

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Sanfordattorney Bob Morris, he said. "As school supftoadsouthofMaYfais Golf and fromllarrylooke'Jr.andMflck countyhasllmitedlt.sdenrityto
countryC1ubfor'ondomIrliums N. Cleveland Jr..
representing a number of terintendent I don't want
six units an acre,
with a density of eight units per
Martin had asked for 10 unIts
Martin Identified himself, R county homeowners whose Sanford to make the same
and acre and earlier said the S, Bergin Sr., H. A. carragan properties abutt the 20-acre mistakes as south Seminole
acre.
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r-"-'y
Little Venice and Creenbrlar the schools catch up In north
rcldents as "Violently o- Seminole. We're already facing
11 1-4 ,&amp;
pt.sed to the conom1n1uzn sume double sessions." he
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FactoryAtr.Radlo,CaII33I.$75i.

AGE 12 OR OVER

830.550o
Re&amp;torS
L.cngmooø

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Monday zoned 20 acres of cItr'u.i

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- beautiful pets. 323-5736 after 6:30.

STEREOS

STCEO COMPONENTS. 300

WATT A'. FM '99j each
jierco consoles 579.93. 5 home

Roberts &amp; Gilman

Inc

Camper
$37,
333.14.17

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old, wormed. Cuddly, chubby;

)thsr fine used furntture.

THIRTEEN ACRES with 1,200 ft.

!ietloneorboth87t-64

Three Free Kittens
Iwenksold
323-3737
Free

)intte, Oak,4 Chaii's ---------$30

,.aIl 3722420 Anytime

lot.

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TV. Radio.Stereo

53

Ve4etn Couch ................$30
BabyBed --------------------$14

LOsj HAL F ACRE
100' a 230' with
frontage on Beardalt AvrAv
ringsuer1y
51.600. Cash or cash and terms
Homes
Volusla County
tv.o 3 bedroom, 2 t.. ,
7546 El Capten. Sanford. Central 1OTY
i)7Qi3i0,
ACRES.
hobta.r, fully carpeted. Conyrn
unimproved. Near [,1I,rpri%'
lionel tinancusg 671 U. R!!v
sac.cx'o. Terms, Quarter '-i
CONSTRUCTION
rsc-'mn of Stone isiara.

'dse hnrns'. 3 ----1' - 'sip
arpr't.i Itrc,r.=y..t. ri%cr bi'd

u)qu, un's Appliance
S..iles 5, Service, 7617 5. Fsrnrh
Ave. Sanford, Pit. 371-7655.

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LivingRoomSultu --------- $75

Loch Arbor Area

REALTORS

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%isedflevettranqulil:ed.We.Iso

FREEZERS

SPECIALS

Realtors
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vi 3 bedroom. it-, bath horn.,
carpeted throughout, air and ten,
Ira? hit Almost new, No
U'JoifytnQ. Equity and aSSume
mortgage. Monthly payments,
$165

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Sanford - East Side

MOVE IN NOW

Pets and Supplies

DOG OWNERS-We are proud to
announce th. recent opening of
"Th.MonAmi",doggieg-ooming
pa,loi'. We give all breeds special
utc1ivIdualatentionIcar.

KENMORE WASHER. parts.
service,
used
machines.
MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323=
0697.

FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS. 1304 W. FAIR.
BANKS AVE. 613 7333. WE TAKE
TRADES.

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Call 322.2420 Anytime
"Sanford's Sales Leader"
YourMutTipkLsfingAg.ncy
7M$ Pare Dr.
,€-LTORS
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Ph 372 0341

Truly an outt?arsdna
IRlCK
hm! Pr ct? $1200? tJyl isten to
tls,S: Central btst Ind air, large
living ronis., fnrrn.aI dining room,
FtoI'IdI room. screan.d porcJi,,
double garage, drapes, rods, put So
with bulit in barbecue. luxurious

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CALL CREDIT MANAGER,
6230, 62$ 13.4%.

Autos for Salo

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"Now it's back to tie drawing proped development would :., and Alfred Gluliani, nil of Layer, who lives at 207 CryM.al
boards to see if a 160-unit cost
Orlando, as principals in the view South, opposed the zoning
million.
project Is ecoflomIcally
GMC has another $6 miflion developmentcorporation which ndivldually and as a school
feasible," sild Gary Martin of condominium project on 40 I'b3 has a 27-unit, $1 million official.
"As an Individual! feel It is of
GMC Builders and l)evelopers acres onliowell Branch 1oad In cundominitims project under

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small V I excellent condilion
Open Sunday DEALER AUTO
SALES 37. 1230

1 ItiC best bu ,'s in rew and used

wagon,

mer factory official cur. every
possible option. Must sell,
Evenings 675 2030

El Camtno, 1966. fl3 V.a engine, 3
speed trensmis.sicn, mags and
wIde tlrti Adult owned, Must see
to aeorrlat. unfit
7 4571

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intl
Dryers

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G1ECORYMOBILEHOMES

NiCE 3 0EOOOM, l
beth.
xnct. *uipped. ww cpe$.
private 'ard. Po quatitying, dfl '22 12161, 2 beoroom. 2 bath Car
payment and pay 1157 per ma.
peted, can, air. Bowmann Tralec
Only 121)00
Park, DeBiry. Cunta..f Mr.
tSItUSet? stier 6orwtfldt, Hall Realty

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DEALER AUTO SALES
Hwy. 1137
323 17)0

Herald Want Ad by calling 332
2611 and asking for a frIendly 197* ShaSta 16 self conta ned
camper
Ca
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after f'-373 400)
Advisor

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Sales 1. ServIce-New I. Used
L W fllhSt
Ph 3224394

261*, arso asking for a Irtindly

322flt3

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Mobile Homes

Stemper Agency
Mobile Horn, Bank Repoiieiiions.
13 1* rhoote from.
SEMINOLF.REALTORflRL.-WP.
' 73
Dialar.
ULT?PLELISTiNL3SERVCL
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;vrv
rrencn Lv.., Sunday, 322.7374 ' 32tN CLOSE OUT ON alt demoflstraIoI3
us stock. Small down payment and

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Rebel

NOTHNGWN TAKF00'
CALL CREDIT MANAGER,)'
6230, 6251311.

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STEREOS

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Split tx'droorn plan, 3 bedroom. 2
bath lIke new. Only $ mci. old.

BROKER

lire a super 1olesman, a classif led
ad. to sell your don't needit

Real Estate Wanted

$641.
dncrlbci this

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r'abcvanrt.un2oi
P$sr.Ito"Inc $.ddir
extras.

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,.a. n*ded to, thop.ij, Oiuuia
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carpVlng. Dishwasher, disposal.
rang, and central flea-alr.
Hurryl There's Only 1 each. )fl

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Rent Blue Lustre tIectrlc Carpet
Shampooer for only $1 per day.

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AuCTION. Hwy. 17fl. S.nford.

Equipm'tnt for Rent

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WITI'Iá CHAIRS
PH. 322-0362
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WE NEED LISTINGS NOW?;

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inside fireplace. Price only
313.300. 20 pci.
wn. Convenient
Iocation see this todayS

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CALL US 10 °LACE YOUR PROP.
ERTY SN MULTIPLE LISTINGS
WITH COMPUTER SERVICE.

Elmer Bakalla, Inc.

A '"rt garden, on overs:ed Ice
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t*-e n corner tot. Secluded pELo
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other buIlding materials. Must
clean up yard, 3271477.
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lit N. Park, Sanf
3223991, Nrgh?$, 373.116'

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Chest Frre:rr C.ilI 3230244 and
ask for Charles
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trame rtouse. $lS,5O(i. terms
avallablu. Call 322-20'? after S

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DEALER
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SALES, 3231730. Open Ss;ndai
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Every Monday Nil,
*967 Ford Econoline Van. rebuilt
7 P.M.
engine, excellent condition. Malt.
Open daily, 9-3. Wa buy or Sell one
offer.

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two nice apartments, large Car
vrt. private entrances and esi,-a
lot adjoining. 322 6237.

ire P'ore of your ChoiCt. CIII or
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Forit Gieeae, luc.
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$fl

with plenty of ,x?ras includShg
radio. Only 1.XO mlie. lke n.
Call 3730730 or $317649

CailBart Real Estate

.Calty, 327 *3.3;

ZGP4 AIR,
OVER
CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 323.

3fl •211

Atsume mortgage, or put S to Pd.

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CORBEIT

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FRESH AND CLEAN. Air con wtcrc? Owner will hold II hImself. 3
droOm split plan witPm step down
tiltiOred 3 bedroom, 1
bth,
livItg room. Large panelled
quipped kitChen. master
familyroom.wlfe$avingeQUlpp*d
bedroom has waU,-ln close?.
kflhen. Formal dining room.
Fenced rear yard. Cov.r.d patlo
533.100.
$24.S. Terms,

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very ocod condition, $173
Ph. 322-3722 after S.

NEW MODEL HOMES

Stop Urn!

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7? Yamfs, 230 Endurn,

- Builder as two flew homes rHdv
mr immedat. cvp.aflCy at 703
FCtjt bedr3om, 2 bath, wail t, wIll
709 flrlarlill Street. The'se well
carpet, central heat and air. nbull?. three bedroom. two bath
cloSed garage. $21,300. $1,100
homeserecOm9l&amp;eWIlh&amp;r.ShsO
dOWfl. $131.74 per month
nd large tw cr
cirpvng
52.630 00 liown for
gart
quelled t1uyerS. Phone QrinC-o,
KULP REALTY •
231.2336 or 334.1162 for epoo,ntm.nt.
$07
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7335
SANFORD, Woodmere. 119,900. S
pci. down, newly r.turblshad 3
txJirn.. 1 &amp; 2 bath homes, shag
REM. ESTATE, REALTOR
carpeting, central bit. Set at 21J0
Grove Drive. or cati flroker, 423
MI1791. DeBary6M
3345. EveS., $137111.

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'it would be a mistake to
million gallons daily capacity.
preliminary and final
ft)
Monday night tie said
coordinating both the feasibility plans for expansion to 4 millIon
and water quality management gallons and be directly opposed
water
quulst
the
studIes with the East Central to
management study done by thi
plannini council and its
Areadeaths ...........141 horoscope . ..........5-A
Bridge ..,......,......6-A
eIineers, VTN," Conklin said.
Hospital notes .........2-A
Calendar .............2-A Public notices .........2A
He said the s!Jb-reglonal
Vastcrday's high 92 low this
Clnssifi ads.......6-711 oclety
..........56A
facility
would serve alt ti-se
morning 70 with .I of an inch of
Comics
l.A Sports ...............2.311 . rain y tnrdriy. !'nrtly dnndy
areas prt'c*'rtl wilhin th
Croia'word
puzzle ......5-A
state
Indian Hills Utility territory,
through Wednesday. A chance
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SNOWS ........... 3-A
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141
and
much of General Waterof
afternoon
end
evening
t,,$'g.l I
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Iti5Utut a,s,,. v. .. - II..t.. Wedvtts-rkc ar.d the City of M.aitLand
tones.
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Retildti*ts with respiratory diseases were
urged to stay indooro as much as possible.
Eavtronmenal s'lfIcjalg have izot yet
Oat., and several
keted part of
Oted the source of the tilly g'ime. But
suburbs of neighboring [)i'iti Sunday night
Edmund Moranty, eniorcement supervisor
and returned again Monday evening.
She and thousands of otheri will Lave to for the Wayne County Department of lleifth's
reprat Monday's heusrleauIng process ulr pollution control division, said the soot
today.
was from oil-fired eqWpmeat. Two power
Windsor police said the soot's return was planti III the area use ekl4Irvd equipment.
"The situation Is pathetic in some of these
"terrible-just awfiJ" and spread over the
homes," said David Edwards, engine-er for
city'
s west side, closest to Detroit.
l'oller said the fallout was not as heavy as the air management branch of Windsor's
Sunday's but seemed worse because of tern- Oepattmeut of (be Environment. "They Woke
peraturos In the
and high humidity. A up and thel' skin was black, their clothes
police spokesman said the fallout was gritty were black, their drapes, their furniture,"
Mrs. Gordon Claus was one of many vie.
tims eta mysterious fallout of soot that blan-

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aS3C1be1Ty, pleade innocent fleeing
to Florida
attempted escape
car wMch was later
aggravated assault before located in
a Bunnell Junkyard,
14'1 bbr4dI 4 1
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buruei k.Ifl crushed for
David Miles Tucker , 20, salvage.
Browns Mills, N.J., faces the
Blssonette was round guilty
same charges In an incident
last week of the May 12 first
which ir James Holland- degree murd er f an Orlando
sworth was assaulted with a man at Titusvill e and
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GLEN MOWERY shows trophy he recently received at 't OUtil
Programs, Inc. camp held at Orlando Naval Training Center to \ P1
coordinator
' I Seminole County Marilyn Goon, and his father,
Glen
Moery of assclberry Fourt een-year-old Glen, a ninth grader at
Lyman High School, is one of several county youths attending the
summer sessions.

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NOT ICU
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SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD
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ficlificius name of MARTHA &amp;
that I Intend to regislef
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iLief i a
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volunteers
work with them.
Volunteers receive two 3 hour
training sessions before being

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Aug. 30
Open House and fashion
Southside Elementary open
Clothing Services hotme for parents
arxi
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Departments
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Building. North Park

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DepAy Clerk

INVITATION TO II

tIma:on upon the

Pt?*;ofIf:on 4ng

Cknial of

: thange: P ofovide-s

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fr I;mI,aOon uP)
1%. tiIIn
new PntIf IOnS after
withdrawal of a petition Io toning
requires that all
UXllng
thange;ctan9es shall be

with

raisonai.

torts

f*PCn for

cha ractof of the

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Coi.mty

Otfy tor

the currn? and
of me County at

to tind or vii'lO.-s pa*

by
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I3otttii Court, Oviedo.

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Florida, ehds w ill b.,CCO,-,.( until 2

pm. EST, an the 2Pth day at
Auqtjt. 1913. ol ttir minitratl,n
fluIdlng . Casti* flriwpr Court,

rtw~aa at

V1FV uSeS irts of
anvc.

AIrrt of the
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MOCIVnifol ion iF riorolect n

prop 1. fIts sw$ablltty of the
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n e front rtitn rigulreman?;
l the community and the County , and
me r.csulr.n,ents for school;. Pifks.

ministrat ion DultIng, Castle
Drawer Court. Sanford. FIrtda and
tt, office of the E.tulnieri Driver.
!pIatorourds,ecr.sfo,tar.,;.and Sp,øn.r and AssociateS
Consulting
ttt public li-Tykes, for ?PtC Qi
Englneeu, Inc , AIlamorei Springs.
4 natural resources and

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the conservation of property.
prayidet that contt'eratlos
fimeoI tem'nIng shall Inclue tvnn
.pf
tcciomtnt tcIaton
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dre,opmcnt to n-.agr roads
a-nd public •acIlltlar; and the
t: £

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capies of the documnlj may be

,red uy dept4Ing $2100 with
the 1-fousno AUthOrity of the County
of Sr'mr,oit. i
to, cActi tr-t
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Daniel Ilardwick
Earl Strever

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I Dean Boutwell

Leslie Thompson

Angus Tillinan

Clifton A. S-ot Jr.
Carol 1Iarcen
Gaynell !III
Harbara Perez
Charlie Cleveland Jr.
Janet G. DePeyster
Sharon 1. Burke
Marian D. Mickle, Altamonte
Larit.a Elnora Foster
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Fred M. Walton, Ddllary
Mary K. t):ck1r, DeBary
Claude W. Hilton. Deflona
WI Warn Cave, Deltona

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"Coeds have been pressing
for this service for a number of
years," Dr. M. E. Flipse, director of the center, said Monday.
He said the new policy is a
result of Florida's new adult
rights bill granting adult status
- persons be tween 18 and 21.
Before, officials said they refused to dispense contraceptives to girls under 21
wijii-iut parental consent.
"With the new law these girls
have all the right and responsibilities of other adults." Ftipse
said. "They can now agree to
what medical services they
want and don't want,"
.a1t1 the center tvmil
- open a new gyne,ology depart.
- mcntfn addhtlon to dispensing
wuucepIlves

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Station To Stadon (Operator handled).......$1.25

Person To Person (Operat- handled)....... $300
Maxtmum Savings... .... - ................ $225
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The report also charged that physicians who work at public
hospitals contributed to the problem.
"Many public hospitals carry a heavy indigent case load
and a demand for service and staff physicians care for
these patients Is the result, There Is always the threat that
these physicians will build or encourage the building of profit
making institutions," the commission said.
The report chided the state for failing to "take affirmative
action in financing the medical services" public hospitals
now deliver.
It criticized Florida voters for defeating proposals that
would update public hospitals.
The commission released the report at a public hearing in
Orlando. Other public hearing, are scheduled throughout the
state on local government problems.

MIAMI (AP) Birth control
il1s will be available to 18'ear-old coeds with out their
pari,nls consent, officials at the

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A report by the State Commission on Local Government
estimated that nearly tw-othirds of tl,e 37,C00 medicaid
patients hospil-ilized in Florida last year were in public facilities,
At Miami's 1,200 bed Jackson Memorial Hospital, more
than $16 million in uncollected Indigent bills were reported

Coeds Win j'
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L'iUlan.fI. iIId dof 1041 "ah1LC and pay—en)
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and wages ii
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1u Ann Porter
Lydia M. Watt
Ralph A. Elliot', Altamonte
Springs
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Rita T. Coddlla. DeRary

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and
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Cas.selbetry
Harold J. Ames, DeI3ar'
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Richard H. Johnson
Clifton A. Scott Jr.

Leulse H Bannon

boundaries pay*e to 'It. si-vs,nq Authority ci
Cour.;, of Srmin$,. F.. ida,

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ORLANDO. na, (API — A slate commission report has
Named Florida for forcing indigent patients into public hospitals, and turning the facilities into "welfare" Institutions.

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complain about."
Meanwhile, State Insurajjc,.
Canuniszioncr Tom O'Malley
has issued a 16.page brochure
of tips
when
buying insurance for mobile
homes
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Mr. &amp; Mrs. Thomas
DickeNon, a girl, MaiUnd

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I.Aura M. Harden

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BIRTHS

Ethel Muffley
Dpr-rel Fayson
Randall 1. Boyd
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Mary Soderb1om
Hiram Vines Hobby
Bernice Stringer
Mary Lee Starling
Utica Kenney

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Mae
Startsng
Ri hard H. Johnson

Pirliflons for district boundely Publith Aug 21.21 L S"4.4. it, 19n
I Chang" regardless
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Coda of $mtnol County Florida N Park Ave

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Maitland

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Robert E. IxJl-jeu, Gaz-uv
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Frances W Tucker,

WITUESSMYHAN) and O,,k,I
seal of the aoie sted Court at
ntord rlor., . rnrl. Y!Y

oticrcfCOMMISSIONERS
Pubf;c
COUNTY

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THE NATURE

1anfd,
Puh4lu Aug. i.3t,a,

Law
Enforcement
Administration Act and th-.
Seminole County Commis.iion.

osp ta

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CLEVELAWD.M,ZE

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r$lty you 'Mt it u wish
againtt and contest the abovi .n
t,tIe ofèon. yoj ere required t hIe
Atlt*cr or other w ritte n
It any you avi. to this
C*xnplalnt with tne Clark of the
circui t Co,rI in an d for Semino:e
Cou-ity, ordaarictto'4rv.acop,

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named Deftnaard
NOW THEREFORE tP1 It to

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of Albany, Ga., Navy authorities said,
A &gt;pokcpn
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Cmdr. Jerome C. Ragen, 37, Curilsic, !ill., a pparently
mre
bailed out at too low an altitude for his parachute 10
function properly,
Ragen's body was found ina pecan grove just outside of
Albany.

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Defense attorney Cameron
Cunningham argued th, gay.
eminent motion would
mean

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ALBANY, Ga. (AP) — One man died and six others
parachuted to safety Monday as a Navy airplane en route

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present.

Askew 3flflour,ce(I estab.
lishment of the 12-member pan.
Defense attorney Morton
el Monday
instructed mem- Stavis said Monday defendants
bers to scrutinize the manufac- Alton C. Foss, Donald P. Per.
turing, sales, regulation and ii- due and John K. Briggs
were
nancing of motile homes ii the not at i meeting at which
Ut.
state.
9OVerninent said the antiwar
"There are government esti- activists discussed plans inmates that as many as one of cite riots during the 1972 Reevery four Floridians live in a
publican National Convention
niotA!e home," Askew said.
in Miami Reach.
"The statistics are not surPeople
Further, the attorney said,
.r ztste in record numbers, Witnesses had practically noth.
and many are finding
ing to say about participation is,
vent ional housinv
rIep
discussions that meeting by
iuii ,itivi' i lhi. n'riit4 of
1ants Peter J. M
ic:,
nUn" he said,
John Knitrn and WiIlutrn J.
Askew said mobile home Patterson.
a lot

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stereotype of the Cuban driver as a disrespecter of traffic
laws and a cause of accidents," she said, "Perhaps a
study like this will extinguish the stereotype."
The study, based on 5,000 traffic violations requiring
court appearances, reported that th e Cuban tend3 to be
more con tr ite In trrlfic cowt and pleads guilty more
often.

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fi n anced study for the University of Miami,
"In any man-on-th e-street poll, I suppose nine out of 10

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'fAU.AHASSEE, Fin. (AP)
Carrouth sa id If the judge de— The newly-appointed goverriled his motion, the govel li.
nor's task force on mobile ment should be able to 'ri
homes will hold public henrin!!s trounce as many witnesses
1:1 tl1rce Fl o r ida cities tilLs fall,
tILiC.5SU to r(l)tit each ItHu
chairman James Smith says. produced by the defend an ts on
"'l'he first public heEring will those matters
be in the Tampa-St. Petersburg
area on Sept. 6," Smith said
Most of the chargesorthefi.1.
Monday after the group's or- indictments rest on the Ic.
ganizatlosuil liievtjsimi. "We v- tlfluin iii Sl'Vi'fi men whu ir.::
Peet to have another In the trated the VVAW and gave Ii,MiiFcr i -"t ---- ' 1ii
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law cnforctmile:tt officials.

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board of M!ulOrnent will
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date Monday for the former sheriff's deputy charged itthe slayings of liroward County teenagers Susan
Place
and Georgia Jessup. The girls bodies were found last
April on Hutehinson Island in south .St. Lucie County.
Schaefer's attorney, public de fender Elton
Schwartz,
has tried repeatedly to have his client transfered from jail

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With

AFULIS(ICt

Wass mesa as

Fortv Col. Eugene Minietta,
Sept. IexeCtItive
director for a four.
.
LDS (Morrr.on~, Church
caunty
area,
conducts the
tobipflt*dOn
E 10
DES 66 Ura
nd bake. sale, 10
N
a% an
training
program ea ch month
FICTITIOUS NAME
1
Moore SIIIbn Raid.
at
Saniord
Chamber of CortiCollege,
clothing
lab,
old
be
posted
and
students can
thitpubdIc hearing will btheld
NOTICE IS. .by given that I
merce
campus, 730 n rn Public In- meet the teachers.
am the Couny Commlj,on Chamb.
In
n
Vi H.
of the Court Poutv, Santora,
Sept. 3
YP3ponsoredcarnpaaro he
ted.
Altamonte SprInt, Senitnots FlOrida,
on Septemr I). 193. a?
for
10 weeks In the summer at
Coun?v Fhrida under
Songters
Guild,
monthly
7
PM or a
Suburban Fire Control wee
Aug
29
in
t 7:30 p.m., First McCoyForce
pmsiofr
Iitstrtct, publ c hearing, 8 P fl)
af
that I l'tf"it '0 iUltl.f M d
COunty Board
Orisndo Naval ainthgCenkr
F
ulerdi
Savings
and
loan,
Seminole
Count)
Disaster
L)man
Ihgh
rem. with ?fl lerk at the CLCCV#I
of A4IJ%Iffl?
School
Court, Siminol. C*vnty, Florida
Ldgeater Drive, College M*. Gordon
Action, 7:30 p.m. county
BY: Jack Syme, Chairman
°' le and
Park. Professional and non- COUfl5,ig - young peop
connnion
n
chambers,
courI the Floiltous Name :rT:'
hopes to initiate group therapy
August
31
professional
songwriters
In.
th
e,
invited
speakers.
, wit: section 1143,09 Florida stalkof.,
Goldsboro Elementary vited. Bring songs for recording and an enkh.'Tfent
NTKECIRCUITCOURTINANO
s P E F*f
'he Is a graduate of Florida
Orientation
for
Seminole
SchoolOpen
house for parents and quarterly sont contest.
FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.
ihIIi Aug 1
ecI1noing1aIUvetyand is
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Sch--'
trccning nnd pupils, Friday, August 31,
vice urcnt of Delta T'
fl1QflU
tIUIrII1c
OF
MARRE04Jfb
Seminole County
posted on the doors and p
Tn a.m. In auditorium.
.
5z)CletY LIstedintheIfl3 I
LILLIAN ETTIOLEE CROSS
and pupils are inviW to visit meeting 7:30 p.m.,
Federal S &amp; 1, of Seminole, SH Edition. Persomiltims of the
.
the teachers and rooms.
In to: Esirte it
Wife
434 W of US 17-A lAwtv cod. South, she cc-authored a
and
IRENE T. WEHRY
house. 9 a m. to noon for
BOBBY S BLACKMON.
Open house for parents, Red
students and parents. Pick
Husband
loAH Cr.ditari
t1ck In professional Journals
Sept. 10
H
g School. 10 a.m. to 2 m
schedules
and
rs
.
Bu
meet teache
p
Claims or Demangs Against Said
with
Dr. Charles Unkovich and
NOTICE OF SUIT
Sanford-Seminole It AssociMichael
Cutr... She
ticn,
ul.n Isieeung, 1:30
Rummage and bake sa1 by p.m.
doing
her
graduate
wtwk at
Pre-registration and open Church of
in the cultural art
claims and dmars which Y. Or
iO5*Rflhir,p,tj
Jesus
Christ
of
Flu.
The
he
t
roltlweegls
It no*
building. Joe Math
as
house for all Tea gue Middle
I
may have IQlinSt The
Latter-day Saints (Mormon), 10
ieux will Ms. Gordon Is a former
A SWORN COMPLAINT having
eS-tate of IRENE 1 WEPIRY.
conduct critique.
School
students,
8
a.m.
tO
flOOfl.
been filed intheCircuit Cowl mind
a.m. to a p.m., next to Eckerd's
i decem* ,Iat of Said Courtly.
correspo
--r--'ndent for the Sanford
I .CIrcuit Coe? of 5.,mIno.
County. for SeInmOI* County, Florida, enSanford Plaza
iieiaId.
filled
'ufl.$&amp;N ETTIOLEE
ITIOrldfi. &amp;I his office Iq the coull
Sept. 2&amp;21
Youth Programs isa private,
Annual meeting Of Florida nooj*-ofit
six calOnoar nnfl,j
terfastpd
in
subsUtute
teaching
agency supported by
Pine Crest School open house Section of Anmican
QY' No. 73 1
IaYI O for
Of United Apper,l, gran
Societ
y
at
Leke
vi
ts and
e*
Middle
School,
10
for parents and pupils, 9 a in to Civil Engineers, Hilton Hotel, thtereatel citizens.
nbMed
CIffiOfdand$AatIbeIn,,u.
to
Li
st
Ms
schooL
Gor.
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STUART, Pta. (AP)
A circuit court judge ha or.
Gtrurd Schaefer Jr. to stand trial
on murder
charges before being sent
mental hospital for
tr eatment
Circuit Judge C. Pfeifier Trowbridge set a Sept. 17 trial
tv&amp;c-d

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background re referred by th
Division
Youth Services
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those from a troubled home

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and showing a
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Defendants in the Gainesville stop defense attorneys from in.
Eight Conspiracy trial go on the tioducing testimony on chat-acoffensive today after failing to ter defects and criminal
convince a federal Jud
jud ge that records of government witthe government did not prove fleasits.
its case against them.
Prosecutor Jack Carrou:h
U.S. District Judge Winston contended the defense should
E. Arnow today denied a gov. not be allowed lo refer to actjvdies of government witnesses
other than those that occurred
at meetings ci the Vietnam
tr:z 'gl.i (lie War
where the defendants were
M
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Murder Trial Ordered

Park

other groups.

homemhackjakfashlwied sentencedtoltfc pr

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puts YOU

program

CAMPER OF THE WEEK

in

Leaal Notice

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Her of fice is in the Division of
You th Se rvices suite on the
I 8PCOliO floor of the Roumillat
ouliding, First Street and
Avenue, Sanford She is

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FREEPORT, Bahamas (Al') — Three Miami fisherman have been convicted of poaching In Bahamian
territorial waters and ordered to pay t8000 in fines or
serve six-month prison terms,
Bahamian police seized the fishing vessel Winoa Au gust
19 off Walker Key and arrested the boat's captain Jose F.
Alpa and crewmen Ibrahin Martinez and Daullo Rojas.
A magistrate in Freeport convicted th e th ree Friday.
AJpa was fined $5,000 and the crewman 11,500 each.

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Programs, Inc In Seminole
County, recruiting and training

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Ms. Marilyn Gordon of

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ssonette Jr.,
case.
Browns Mills. allegedly robbt!
Eddie Raymond Lasco, 18, of a
Jersey man and
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trial the neck of Sept 24 in public defender to represent
Tucker, bss
circuit court at Santord.

Tucker

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suspect was continued Monday as Tucker's
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ORLANDO
i'a,k,to-id l'la,t Shopping

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Open Oilv f a-rn to II pm
'un loam to 7 p rn

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JOHNSON'S

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WINTER PARK

Felds Herndon Pl.,i
Oii. Daiy 19 • fri to Ii p-rn
Sun II a m to 7 p in.

sCI N On,ando Ave
Open D ail y IS a rn to tO
Sun it am. l
m

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:ompar. to 312-as .
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4an u fact u rer's
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Sanford Herald

RIt,h-nr,ru
limits A Possibilit y
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Seymour Freidin:

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closer to revolutionary changes in

finances and administers top
campaigns,

th e

federal

Individuals

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way It
want to have

election

ns that

one or more

be able to corn-

nfuir'i'

municate with the holder of
that
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candidates.

If they pick the eventual

winner they may have

planted

th e

ri#Ori.a*l1 lul
frn' it

mtnfinn_i.
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by Jack Anderson and its Whitten

for

seeds

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Ill-Ihw
UnIUd
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We can time I took no money." Ills
flow identify the mystery total take after he began colman of the Watergate 1fl lecting a salary, he sold,'
vestigation, referred to in the amounted to $10,000 or
Senate testimony as "Chap- $11,000.
WASIIfl'4GTON

commission to require strict compliance

Special Investigator Cox

so too is a much Lighter limit on the amounts
individuals and groups cax, contribute toy one
candidate and how much that candidate can

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'*TbeY got them from the charge that former Atty. Gen. terview that the Ju3tIce
trash."
John Mitchell app.'oved the Department, under whose
The trash! Was he positive? Watergate bugging ate March, jurisdiction Cox operates, had
WAI1NGThNW
re"Yeah, we Investigated," im, mecUng
assured them that all trash
poders were shown around the Doyle Insisted. "it might not
When Ow fina! drarts of the being takea to the department
nw offices of special have been (co hard."
memos were typed, the For burning,
Wa t e r g a t e prosecutor
What the newspaper got were secretary threw away the "But it wasn't," Doyle said.
CG ts
ia
2} I
*.usdftã,)f
L
tudlL8, wiucn ,et,ow
k&amp;tMt3lIteZIlQ
ii was being mingiea with
were alerted to the heavy C0111cming Cox's inabifity so ended lip at the PL..%t thrm th-. bi-Ilding's regular trash'9
seurl.y precautions intended far to come up with evidence blocks away.
and set out In the alley for the
In keep Cox's secreta secret,
corroborating Jet, Magruder's
f)oy!' explained In an in. nightly garbage pickup.
The offices sit nine floors up
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elKtjov abuse disciorium-i in the Watergate
scandal.
These bills, for fdentiIiction purposes, are
Sen, John Pastore's (D-r.I.) S372 establishing a
federal election commission; S2238 sponsored by
Sens. Walter F. Mc'1.-.ale, D-Minn., and Richard
Schweiker, It-Pa., providing for public financing
of piidentIa camis; HR7i 2, by Reps.

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legislation now pending in Congrtts, combined
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problem as old as democratic elections.
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The administration has announced ITh!

still must check out and check

about $10 million in federal lands has been spent
in the past 4'-2 years on President Nixon's homes

And sprinkled throughout are
posters, reminiscent of World

r.t San Clemente and Key Biscayne. The moneyWar ii, urging constant
was spent, OffiCials said, for security and
vigilance. One shows sucks of
dynamite and bumIng fuse,
communications installations.
with
the admoniti on:
"Loose
What a happy circumstance It is that Mr.
talk
is
explosive."
Nixon was elected for a second term. Just think,

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if Sen. McGovern had won, we would have had to

spend that much or moi* au two or three homes

hiddy, even with the Central

for President McGovern,

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Confronted with the results Institute of Environmental
of our investigation, (Thotiner Health said. "Presumably, we

Chile's Generals Defend Marxists

JOHN A SPOLSKI. Aoenpe Ed;tor

By WILIJANI GIANDONJ
Ceptey News Savilce

WINIFRED F. GIELOW
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against the Irate ø1ean People.
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Quite obviously, the military men don't like the orders

ROY GREEN

id them. But, b&amp; disciplined, they obey

Advertising Manager

5.i-ialtsm In traditionally democratic Chile,

ve ]be nationwide Uw2sport strike, the terrorism, the
irures of buUdings arid fado,ries, aie fIrt bumbinp Uut

CHRIS NELSON

Horn Delivery

HAYS
Camp. Room Foreman

dominate the news from the South American country these
days serve, almost literally, as a smoke screen behind which
Allende and his Marxist coalition get on with their task of

RAY STEVENS

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$U206Mon ths

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supertan courtesy ofajn(anj
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uij body or donned my
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your personalit) Join good friends socially in p.m.

TAURUS(Apr 20 to .%Jay 20) Plan to do some entertaining
ou lo%v happier and gi" you mu,th

pleasure. You can take that small risk now you have been
afraid to do betoic Good results will come it you are sure of
yourself.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You want to make some

P additions at home that w il l please kin and the morning is
good I'me. Then get busy with business AffAirL Entertain
home tonight
and niake a tine impression.

MOON ('lIll.t)REN (June 22 to Jul), 21) Set up

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speed, this is a good day to get into those big deals for which
YOU ate farrous and achieve hip results Get quick adyfce from
that trusted hanker first Then proceed like a general,
VIRGo (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Being with good friends is

1( 1 lr(d tha t t4ut1ful siiiooth
glow that looked as though the

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honey.
This is because I have uris strange
epidermis. Though I can reciine in

grazed me on the (3rd-degree..
burned) siioujder. Evenings spent
applying a 2-Inch-th ick layer of
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Once. tKong to avoid the annual
agony. I purchased sorne cream
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I woke to find I hsd turned in Interesting mottled orank,
.e. An
prulnized in the d~recfiows, th,_

was permanent, rub-proof
and waterproof. Also n1co-.ps'ocf,
tan

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spend all ttrir tinv In the sun clad
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lzisijff tops, short short,, or longer
shorts as well as my bikini, result ing
in several cloren cnnflictjj' areas of
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Mrs. Terry Futrel.l and Mrs.
Ted Jackson were co-hostesses Mrs. M. B. Sackett, grandFruit punch Was served from ZlttrOwer,Beth 'k~.Connie
mother of the bride and Mrs. a :arge crystal punch bowl Dye, Joan Jacoby, Sally MilLs,
Aluminum Siding
(or a recent bridal shower Jack Kilby, grandmother of the surrounded with frilly yellow Joy Soper and Shelby
honoring Miss Cathy Conndlly, future bridegroom,
net interspersed with rose buds. McDaniel.
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the Futrel l home, 123
Protection Tips
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Shannon Drive. Miss Cormelly wi clusters of Jules of the assor
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ted cookies, cake, mints,
and Woodrow Futrell will be valley, wedding bells and bide nuts and coffee.
By POLLY CRAMER
married Sept 1.
.
W tch Your
dolls. The refreshment (able
Other Invited guestsIncluded
If 05teS3 gift Was a set of
pots was artistically
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Miss Connelly clusteO of
the vidley,
a .j4, Crawford, Enifly Sackett,
with washing the aluminum siding on her home. We had this received a yellow carnation bride dolllilies
and ofbridal
cake,
p on, too. Every year I first wash it down with the ho:e corsage to compliment her
Andy Nielson, Eugene Ford,
~nd thcr., ,
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---1ilig at tne bottom, use a pail of water with a
adorned with yellow heart, and Ruth Dige, Ron Mullen, Gilbert
good detergent and a soft cloth. After this, ills hosed down ensemble. White carnation roses with the Inscription Grant iat!k Fu:%ll. Bill Lose ug,ly *xq;*j,,i wipight arrm ,he

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again and looks like new. - LAURA

cOges were also presentcd to "lpprness For Yi."
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DEAR GhRL' - I learned t1 th ere are several finishes
itsed on aluminum siding. All siding men I talked to agreed

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1*.1li want to lose.
A fuU 12 day supply or.ty $2.50.

on the above for siding put on house,. Mobile homes have a Internatioi-jal Convention
harder finish and the following letter will answer the ques-

ThapdcIoffwocup,ofcoff

tlon for thosellvinginmobile omel-poLly

Ask

DEAR Ft.jLLV and Marie - Our trailer is covered with
aluminum siding and the manual that came with it says th e

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following: "Protect your home from minor 3cratches caused
by grit and grime by cleaning and waxrng TCBUhAth. Use a
mu detergent plus a little ammonia for c caning. Rinse well

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drugstot,
FAT-.4) rsuuchng plan

and 'stast losing weight this weak.

money back In fun it not complaits.
ly satlsflsd with w.ight loss from

th. vsry ftfst package,

after washing. ee finish Is similar to that on an automobile
DON'T ORLAY
club of Central Flotida operators on the same plane, memories
And should be cared for the same way. CauUon*. Do not use hadPBX
will f orever
that :ovely
hold
gst
eight of their members The plaft Landed in Mexico city for r.s the
day.
and Pic- prify PAT-00
am
at
the
finish,
raptha
or gasoline
to
remove
tar.
Such
solvents
may
soften
attending
the
1973
International
with
a
buzz
with
all
those
turesque
:Mexico
Ctiy
not Wx your home until at least a month after
purchase. If You live near the seashore,
convention In Mexico City. operators. There were 290
*nd a Fairway Plaza Drugs
wax every few
wonderful
Attending
months but elsewhere once or twice a year should be zuffi
'Thbby Evans, registered for the covenUon.
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Barbers Stegr.itti, Juanita
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Barefoot, Alma Smith, Ida

DEAR POLLY - I do hope Someone can tell me
how to successfully remove
the blood from whole
11 jhickens bought in packages ______________
in food stores. V
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DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve concerns flannelette Wan.
kets that are made to fit tmb wit
after the first wasiling, have shrunk so badl~
, that they are
too small. It seems this material could be shiunk
before the

Nina Moffet.
Palace and Ca thedral of Mexico
The girls left (rein Miami
along with the Hollywood club
They also vlsi'v'd Taxco wi th
making a total of 23 telephone the narrow Cobblestone streets
nestled in Sierra Math-c

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beautiful banquet and Mexican 1
Aooass,
dances p lormlng for the new

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thought of th is when I need- /

COURSE

and the excitment of the bull

Woman

inch dowel stick about 38 inches long In one end I screwcd a
brass hook that has the end

have been rising this for all
sorts of pickup Jobs and for
reachingobjects on the

BNCOMET

Was amazed at the pyramids

DEAR POLLY - I am an arthritic. To simplify some of
the problems associated with such a condition bought a

those used for sash curta.ii
rods. For several years I

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Mountains where *ji ver &amp; twat.,

Working

of such products will do something about this.
- MRS. G. B.
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b ent at a right angle like

at the beautiful Hacienda

Carr, Sue wise, Jean Anderson, Hermosa. Visiting the Nationa l

blankets were made and then the would stay large enough
to tuck in under the mattress, I
hope the manufacturers

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that bent when I put (hem
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your DlflMate
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all the dirt out of the corners of the grooves where the storm

windows fit I hit on the idea of wetting a cotton'tlppcd stick.
The are ~sl the right size to fit in these grooves.
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nesse s against East

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so you duck the first spade on Zayres In Casselberry. Born

the one you love can bring greater harmony for the future. U se

a fine plan you have in mind and act his Cooneratinn
becomes truly successful Get into the sothl circle that most
I N -6 APPeall to you in P.M Converse in(elligently.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dcc 21) Fine day for making
the right imprcston on bigwigs in business who will appreciate
your abihty. Get credit built up Your success and happiness
can increase pri'porttonately to your wise IL'tIOfl5 of this d.y.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Seek that data you need
so your Lusines, operations will mccl with far greater success
Making new and clever associates among those with greater
backgroiin than yours is wise Think logically, c.rsiructively.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb 19) Discuss with associates
what your aims arc', then gct busy .and do the Work required
I "Ch pLr lii iirt 'u %hov, oth rs ) uti JTt fIflg 1 keep
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promises tussle, although there may be a slight delay. Make
lure you hire right help
PISCLS (feb 20 to Mar 20) Sit down and discu ss hn.'ativ
with allies what it Is you have in mind and listen to what they
fT.
have to suggest i you cement far better relations, Plan the
Illture In minute detail Leave nothing to chance.
IF YOUR CIIILD IS BORN TODAY ... he Of &amp;he wit! be
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one of those young people who autonistically 90112 fine ideas
but is then not certain about theniand could low out because
P;
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Of thh, so tc3ch r.
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ily to have itiore faith and to act in a
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Positive manner Parents should give praiso corlY where and
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IS- when it is due I'Inc chart for any ProfeWon that requirts
piCcision and patience, much success is then poS*ibI
Itstudy of music is good, as w ell as dancing. A (Inc

be'ch.(o'xel and Old Sol. Unfor.
tunately, no matter what
i'ct'aution.s I took, I still never

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LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) Being particularly devoted to
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aPPIY Yourseff early Find the right kind of clothing to suit

matlon in the newspapers, feld after Steinfeld banned
F'eidin said that "for a long NTA.

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swawpes.

rmhv frmn turn.mles to spines or
vim vem at which point, w%, would
Lifiste wmlm with nwm baby ofl,
qol%V-0~~ ~.0 — I--..&amp;-#&amp;- 4ishin
a ra
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brorv,e hue,
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in an afternoon and (hereaf ter spent
t he sueiume strollitrg the beach tn
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dummy, lead a club and fiflesse the 10 Th e finesse works
and now. since East star ted
with exactl" three clubs "ou
are going t make four cub

your Intuition so you corie closer to some cherished aim.
Much happiness in p in
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 21)Confide in some good friend

by
(opkyN.'S.'rjt'r

ARIES (Mar 2110 Apr. 19) Don't waste a moment of*

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Sour Grapes From Sunbather

By JOAN CoUrt

wonderful fteling of satisfaction yourself. Unumany good for
housewives to get home spotless and immpculsto and for men
to have pla:es of work in perfect functional order. Action.

probable future employer's
Freidin 3aid that he sub. initire" government scion*
mitted both verbal and writ' lists still believe that Harlow
ten reports and th at Mitchell was at
,
partly responi'
com plain ed to Chotiner that tile for the firing of former
he had read the u me infor- Surgeon General Jnw Stein- ,

DEHRY'S

fen"cirdc.

whatever work faces you and doing it In such
manncr that you gain the goodwill of others as well as have a

must be performed to ascer-

Mitçhll told Chotiner were pletely from tiLc former and

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torney General John) has divorced himself corn-

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devise some of the tests that

book," but vigorously denied lobbyist. as a top WNIle House
th at he was a spy. "I nev er adviser has added to the 1
spied," he said. "I gave my pressure on HEW. Although
unvarnished views which (At- Harlow earnestly asserts he

nts of the Ailende regime insist that the ap3t domination of the governmen t or take any action
potntment Of the military men to ILI:e cabinet was inte~ "
that might slow Chile's Plunge towaid socWL3m.
8(
Kvft1d0nArY tactic. something that would diwoet piLiblIc
Twice now, In November, 1972, whets the first transport
opinion long enough toease pressureon the government.
strike got out of hand and, again, In early August, two weeks
Allende'a critics, and admirers, too, noted that while
Efter -ne.
hcr biis and
truck
dri-,~s,
work
stoppage
began,
armed
forces
chiefs hold Wles of cabinet minfiet,-rap. tho_ir
Alleride has numed tcp armcd ft'
officers to ffi
sub3ecrttari
and other key per-soorr&amp; In the government go
On Aug. 9, for example, he designated the navy, army
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But sources close to the

the President,"
Footnote: The return of
Freidin said he also had in' Bryce Harlow, the on-again,
tended to write an "inside off-again Proctor &amp; Gamble

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versi on" have been reported in the

But, at no time does be ever endanger the Socialist.

OnLCAT FOR WEDNEsb, AUUUST 29, l973

°n adverii':tt campaign in real progi c 01) learning the 1968 and wroir. an inside ac. effects Of NTA since the

suriace In

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Get,. Cesar fuji Dayau, quit in d1s9wt as works and iransport minister after 10 days and, apparently t
found that Ailende had so arranged it Vat he was retired

late June, an army tank unit actually

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After three days of ovf r. tain how dangerous NTA may
Seas calls, we located Freidin be.
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in the Mediterranean. "What of The nation's foremost ex. I was try ing to do," he said, per tain the fled, told us that,
.4 was to pull a Joe McGinnis.- despije IIEW's ,, la I Ms.
.,jwJ
M,:Ginnis worked for the.Nix- re.,warchers ha,,e made little

tee nesentznentiscicto

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nat their appointments we either, or botk sop 10 the
posiUon Christian Democrat and National parties, or of.
forts to shift a share of the Marxist responsibility for Chile',
worsenin g crises to the generally respected armed forces, is
(he cm3ensus.
ne men involved are aware of the situadon, but their
senr9 of duty mvljvates them, even tilt seems obvious ust
Alende is using Lher.,.
Indicadoil a( th,at came when the former air force chief

branchesof the

adding a new name orso now and th

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'The Incident did serve 13 show that wIttin

Allende shuffles cabinet

Published daily unit Sundays. except Saturday
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the McGovern nomination."

outburst of protest wiU in the aIr
arm Over the treatment given Gen. Rtdz, but It wu quiCI dy
bushed up.

organisatlen but, also, to a lesser degree, the WtraJef

*Owl "W. no"'b" "amp".

of the Democratic primaries NTA evaluation have told Us . I

Therewssashort.iJv

Movextfo the Revolut1o.y Left, of which his
nephew,
IIPr p.i s 20 Month oMonthSt6 20

"reporter" during "a portion

fivm acdve duty, too.

ABende makes Wtdxm deplorlM CjjUe,3 p1mge W,ard
civil war- Allende Condemns the ezcmn of a* tcn-orists,
particularly the right-wing Fatherland and liberty

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
SS Week

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Sdvador Anende, the dfe6jg Mw-xist who Ims been working
since November, 1970. to destroy capitalism and Implant

CHARLESHAYS

BILL VINCENT, JR.,

are gged

to iav =- H

was hired by him as a Ofl then.

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Magazine Editor

For a en.ai

acknowledged that Freldin will be able (o reach a deci. i

and air force c*mmandeii in chlef and the director general
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of the "carabinem," the national police. to be
the treasury, defense, public works and transportalion, and

ntrnu.r

Chile's tcprank1z g' - j and adm1

'joriety Etlifor

for vowed mothers nearest you is: Allen Metnorial flame,
170 North Catherine St., Mobile, Alabama. Phone 433-2$U,
Contact them arid let me bear from you again. I care.

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WAYNE D. DOY(.E

DORIS WILLIAMS

CONFIDENTIAL TO "SEVENTEEN AND SIX
MO!'JTIIS ALONG": Save your money, dear, and
OUS formal ftftflOt!ncemrntz of your "mistake," The home

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lected $1,000 a wee* from be available by early 1974,"
Chotiner.
Dr. David Ralloithe National

JANE CASSELBERRY
County Editor

DEAR WIFE; it's more taaa tiaci," kon must have a

lot going for you. C.ongratu7,tjo,,,

This triggered new pressure

wectUry, in an embarrassed
Service--The other press spy, thU HL'W is.fars from com- !
tone of
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untilhad
now,
was the
more psibie
pernicious
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identifica'
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SANFORD. FLA. 3flhl -

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"it was the aA

a;iuv .sriu ubstsner

DAVID A. BRYANT
mana ging j;

FREDDY's W!F

A( a hush-hush meeting in
month.
McGovern campaign plane as Washington several weeks
a book writer and free-hnce ago, HEW capitulated and

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James Doy le

TEEPHNE
831-999.3

But best of all, a wonderful man thought I was "whole"
enough to many. lie Is handsome, kind, and faithf ul, and
he treats me like a queen. We've been lwppily married for
IU
I still can't believe my good luck. Sign me,

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One was Lucianne from the soapers to bring

A cat burglary? A spy In
Cox's midst? A deli berate leak
to t he press by Cox?
off
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memos It has "obtained" from
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Main Han rule earlier this
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DEAR ABBY: Cold chill, ran up my spine when I read
the letter from that heartbroken mother, whn., w
nurse, 'vas marrying an amputee. tile lost both his legs
Wh,i he stepped on a mine in Vletnam.J me mother said
her daughter was beautj(uI, and could Just as easily have
married "a whole man."
I am sure many people think my husband could have
married "a whole woman" instead of me. You see, when
Was 3, my brother shot me thru the head with a .22
rifle. Thank God I am still alive, altho my ht side Li
paralyzed.

When TA 'was first in.

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Watergate story based on

monarchs come and go. — Gainesville (Ga.)

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DEAR A8BY: My wife and I
are contempinting a
divorce. She Is 40, 1 am 38,
and
we
have
five children. I
in to with another Woman and Want to
marry her, but I
will not leave my wIfe until I am sure
she
has somebody
else. She kno ws nii out
my situation.
Y wife, I want her to be happy.
She is blond, attractive,
ove5 foot 8 and welgha
115. Money Li
not a
I intend
I'd (ccl mwth better if she bud a
man. We've
rOUIC of ministers and family couns.elors, and now been the
I think a
professional matchmaker or computer-dating service is in
order. Who locates Prespectjve husband.s
(or single Women?
NO NAME IN N. Y.
DEAR NO NAME: I don't. Your conc-ern for your wife
Is C'Oflimendable, hat have you discussed th is
with he r? Is
she lnteiested In another husband? If she
Is, does she want
to Ko 11W com9ute,- or makhrnking rotti.'?
hrr ld' ( it. !1(' I1I) (L l. "faLittii',jI'd Ilk., to hear
pi
to
your
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DEAR Aully: You said, "Freud found sex
In the out.
house, and brought it Into the living room."
i always wondered what ailed Dr. Freud. Now, I
know.
Imagine, anyone looking for se in an
outioise!
JAMES E. C.
DEM IMF.S I didn't ay Frrud iAOKEi,
for ft
thrri-. I ;;d th;t'z when. he F(Jt.'NI) It.

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was the same code name that traduced, Proctor &amp; Gamble
the late Gay. Tom Dewey hoasti'd It eliminated the
used to identity himself
need for photiate in latin
phone caIIs to Dwight ti r y powders. NTA a n d
Eisenhower and Richard phosphates both get clothes
Nixon during the 1952 cam- clean. Phosphates, however,
paign.
contribute to process called
As the 1972 "Mr. Chap- eutrophication - the
man." Chotiner submitted elimination of oxyge
in
secret reports on the waterways which makes It
McGovern campaign to the impossible for streams and
Nixon managers. These lakes to support life,

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The code name "Mr. Chap- cancer and birth defts, '
man" was adopted during scientific task force was
the 1972 campaign by I'resi' up to find out Just how
dent Nixon's veteran politi- dangerous the chemical is,

them through the labyrinth of
offices. Workers lust

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sties
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Victor Lasky was the spy and NTA were yanked off the
on
market in 1970 when a grow.
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St4( workers to be visited
must come to the front desk to
clzirn their v- and e.crt

Other Thoughts

till

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gail Van Buren

Battle of Berlin and later with Us to give his son Joshua
became executive foreign a chance to accompany us tc
editor for the New York Miami Beach for the
Dcrnccticcovcn:Li-1.W
1ra1d
fl
heads the Ilearst newspamessenger and he had the
pers' London 'fIlce.
He was not employed by run of our Miami Bcflch
Hearst, however, while he offices throughout the con.
was a po lit ical spy. but was a ventior.
Dubious Detergent: Under
the Hearst editors aware of pressure from the soap
his secret role until we makers, the Department of
lie alt h, Education and
notified them.
H 1. r'' h .'; rIIn I
N
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Watergate investigators make a tat decision on the
have been able to Identify the safety of the detergent addimysterious "Chapman's tve NTA, even though NTA
Friend." They mistakenly may cause cancer.
thought columnist-author Detergents containing

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correspondent Seymour pumped us for campaign in.
F'reidin, who covered the formation, lie also pleaded

watching people get off the
elevators, approach Cox's

commission a nd providing for public campaign
and S1103 by Sen. Philip Hart, I)Mich .. providing for public financing of House
and Senate, but not presidential, races.

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man
the George McGovern camp were among those who were
for President Nixon during duped by Freidin during the
1972 campaign. lie fre the 19?1 campaign.

gain offjc

Afore Visionary and presumably further away
in time-but still possible this year—is some
degree of
public financing
elections for
president and-or both hoLlses of Congress.

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tricks and

since the Jack of
diamonds is going to drop nicely ou are going to make 12
tri d:s
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in Maryland, she has lived in
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of arts degree
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held queen, queen-small or

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Its your last chance for the sun, the surf, the weekend in the country
Butdontbedespera0 For thel 1stolthebsummerweekefldsA
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tricks agt.lnsta singleton
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James Kenrob sportswear,
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A suggastion: You know what this weekend

like So why not call
and reserve your car now before you reallywiUbe
do get that desperate

feeling

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your three no-trumn mmiram
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game, tdt you would have hked
tin have reached six diamonds.
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you see that if you can make
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intc for sports aetisitles and
partner has a* shown the s ign of
life you *rre hoping for
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administration by defending its
Neignboring merchants complaLits include
wiretaps and burglary and by
Sanford city commissioners will hold apublic ottruction of the sidewalk by bicycles wit!
leveling blanket charges that hearing Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. on charges by down- obscene renmrks by patrons of the Cue to
previous administral.lons did town merchants that The 0je Family Recreat.lon passe rs bY .
the same.
Center on East First Street is a public nuisance.
Knowles told Commissioners repeated om
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plaints by nearby residents on trash from the
ruinous to the whole political
Owner Oliver W. Hall will face 13
Medical examiners report procem." said Ohio Gov. John who petit.*oned the city for action to revoke the F,aod Fair Store at Park Avenue and 25th.Street
blowing onto their propert!es have been inJ. Gilligan. "It reflects badly on firm's lIcene.
there is evidence Indicating

a blow to the head. Illegert sa!d

Miss Harberts' jaw was broken
District mcdlcal cam1r.cr juM prior to or M time of jeaUa.

T otims Hegert's office said

City officials closed the establishment Friday vestigated several times since April. He said the

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Miss Ilarbeits' decomposed unidentified ixitly t
remains were identified by
dental records.

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today an aritropologist has been Orange and S.eniino1'

Asked if he believed Nixon
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food chain promised to install a baler in July but
has not done so.

for inadequate sanitary provisions. Hall said
Monday he returned from vacation and ins-

mediately cleaned up the establishment. Ile
Knowles said Friday the chain store's main-

cover up the Watergate scan- asked for re-inspection to"y so he can reopen.

dal, Gi lligan said:

tenance supervisor promised the baler will be

City Manager Warren Knowles said Friday's
"I
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installed by Sept. 9. "I assurzd him this would be
called in to asaist pathologists sifted through the num of
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tape
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inspection
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restrooms
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List
resort or we would bring in the sanitary
in determining time of death of debris In the dump
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paper
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inspector
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the unidentified body.
only revealed finding a ring and
miscellaneous
trash
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office budding) or tell them how
unidentified body had been linked to the bodies.
lying in the dump ior as long us
"We hope the ring will lead to ma
eight lflOflttLl
Wiconftrv' something substantial," Abbgy does not accept the blame for it,
then who is to blame? Someone
The bodies were found by an said today. The "female
June
birthstone,
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is responsible for this conEatonville irsain who was ring, with a
Williams, Longwood; anod nine.
was vice-president and director
dumping trash. The man, who being checked with a New York sp(ry .... Who accepts the
of the company, now a sub. grandchildren.
Mrs Carolyn I4Imflat Harper,sidlar) of Oak Industries, Inc
iuthc1t1c ha.c declined to manufacturer, The Dawn Corn authority for it"
Funeral services and burial
S. .a ernont Ave.,
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about Watergate.
husband in developing the
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killed by repeated blows to her of Mrs. Wacgraff.
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with the two women, carol "a nun...a man."
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stuck in the sand near the camp Mrs. Knight was found aban- Plans will be made for tiv
site located near Palm Lake in doned several blocks Irom the cleaning of C-ee Creek which
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southwest Orange County.
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Wednisday, Sept. 5 will be a day for the preseason high school pol watchers to gather round
the Tangerine Bowl when two highly rated nrea
grid powers collide in the Metro Jamboree 1973.

Wondering

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number two Four-A rating behind Jacksonville
Rpnrh Flc'lehpr with ir,nfi! -? 'snn r''rt
cards from last year, will meet Bishop Moore in
the third quarter of the nine-chapter preseason
grid-fest.
The Hornets, who fashioned a 7-3 mark last
season, were tabbed as the state's sixth best
Triple-A school.
With th graduation of 27 gridders from
defending state Four-A champ Merritt Island,
including the state's top-rated running back
Leon Bright, as well as head coach Ed Feely,
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Defensive e.xI Jack Gregory, who sacked opposing
quarterbacks 21 tImes last year— three more than the entire
defense In 1971—will spearhead the attack. With Carter
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tackles Dati Gokh wad Juhsi Mcndenhail, the Improvj
Giants could give the Washington Redskins and Dallai
Cowboys a run for the top in the East.
Offense should not be a problem, with running back Ron
Johnson—returning from a club record-breaking season—
and quarterback Norm Snead combining to lilt the Giant.s
near the NFL's No. I spot in offense.
Snead was the top iignal-caUer in the league last year,
completing 196 of 325 passe, for a 60.3 percentage and 17
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nmnnirn' backs Mike Esposito promoted Frank Burns, a longafl(I
Pil Bennett, and flanker time assIstant.
I gist Fall, the record was 102—
Mel Briggs.
In the Ivy League, Yale

The men who open the holes for them on the offensive line
are tackles Willie Young and Joe Taffoni, guards Dick Encleric and Doug Van Horn and centers Greg Lane and Bob
Ilyland.
As the Giants move out of Yankee Stadium for the Yale
Bowl, their temporary base before moving to a new home In
New Jersey, the prospetts look solid for at least a wild-card
invitation to their first NFL playoff or championship game
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third In the league and second only to Washington's Larry
Bi-own In the NFC. Evans had eight fine gamcs in 1972 before
breaking a leg and has been held out of the early preseason
games, in which Clements has sparkled.

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Rich GIos'er, Nebraska's Outland Trophy winner as the nation's premiere lineman, is being tried at defensive tackle
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Behind Johnson and fuilbacks Charlie Evans and yin Ciements are a number of fast, young runners, including Rocky
Thompson and Joe Orduna.
The defensive secoadary remains a question mark, with
Willie Williams and Pete Athas at the corners and Richmond
Flowers and Spider Lockhart at the safeties. Each picked off
four passes last year, but the secondary was burned
frequently in key situations.
In front of the secondary are Pat Hughes, Jim Files and
John Douglas at linebacker. No. 1 draft choice Brad Van
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season, should Improve In 1973—and therein hinges their
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California in Birmingham will have the same On defense, the linebacking corps Is packed
the coaches are spending time the Inexperience of his
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an 8-1 mark, and with most of their
strength

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older circuit "may have no alternative but to return to Its old age
limit of 18" when It comes to the
signing of jun10 hockey players.
The WILA has been taking players at
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"But," Campbell stressed, "we will
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The Phillies scored fIse runs
'Let s see what he does next games, the Philadelphia off Jim Barr In Ue First mnrng

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Campbell said after the admission
of Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Lia
Angeles, Minnesota, Oakland and St.
LouIs In 1967.68, "we have system.
atically followed our long-range
plan. In 1c171 we announced that 'it
was zeif.evidcnt that the NUt. must
expand to at least 24 teams In North
AmerIca during the 1970s and we
feel we are very much on target."

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PhillIci 7, (aunts 4
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he does beat them,
until Ferguson singled with two
th a double
Home runs by Mike Schmidt Diego
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Orlando Hornets are pegged for a sixth slot at
the season's outset. Both Ocala Forest and Ocala
Vanguard got enough votes to be mentioned,
while Gainesville Buchhoh garnered appreciative nods.
In the Double-A standings, Wildwood, as
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has to be Sanford Seminole, which, we'll admit,
seems a bit out of place with the prestigious top.
rated big schools. Could be that new Coach
Claude woodrurrs reputation for building
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Yoi'k Islanders last season, and
behind the federal government after
Phase Two with the admission of
in announcement Monday of Its own
Kcnsas City and Wasnlngton (or the
version of Phase Three, another
1974-75 season. The NIIL's first
gauntlet tossed at the rival World
expansion took place In 1967.68,
Hockey ,t3sociatjon,
when six teams were added to the
At a news conference, NIH
original list of six. For the start of
l'resldent Clarence Campbell;
the 1970-71 campaIgn, two more
William Jennings, head of the
franchises were added,
league's expansion committee, end
Bruce Norris, chairman of the
The two expansion clubs will be
Board of Governors, announced that
added to Divisions I and IV In 1976.
the leagL1e will add two franchises
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Eight icop was seen strong enough to rate a
Four-A ninth
pick b thc prc cason
prognosticators.
%%rinter Park and Lyman, both of the Metro
Conference also seemed strong enough,
especially considering the late-season
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dJstrous 1-9 mark last year, baa a (Top of about
gridders to choose from, and while they are Iear-nlp,g u
coach's system and coming along we)', depth will also
play an Important role for the Triple-A schoc).
coach Pete Vnlentino at Sanford Naval ACaden,y,
a
single-A schol, which encounters the problem of a small
squad alomost every year got Its first look Monday at
Incoming gricklers.
"J'n* not sure If the boys are 'holding out' until school
starts," said I)uty, "But that will e too late (or us. They'll
h.oe to wait to become eligible and also make up for lost
teams,
time."
With just over 50 grldders still practicing it
Seminole
Woodruff earlier promised prospective grldder5
High, Coach Claude Woodruff Is In the
best shape—.
howcd
up Late for practice tvould find It rough gatnlr
numerlcaily_.but he reports having to spend much of his
spot
on
his team.
time teaching fundarnental.s.
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Several
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Lyman, with the best big-achool record In the county
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junior
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program throughout the county Was partl&gt;
last year at 7-3-1, also suffers slightly from the lack of
the drop in prospective griddera showing
responsible
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pri'blcms" before the 5eaon gets
Trinity Prep, uflder coach Torn Ruby, a privat school
that went 0-tin Stngtr-A status last year has "ab( 23 ou
according to the head mentor, but In Jurj
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"Winter Park, I heard, has 140 boys out for the team
thIs year," a dejected Lake J3raniley High School Head
Ioothajj Coach, Bill Duty said, looking t hIs 23 varsIty
cIidote t!O!n tb'nh practfre, as a fU- a!1 "blight"
nppeirs to have hit many county high schools.
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titan
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junior varsity kanr to bring up promising talent a year
early.
Several area schools have barely enough prospects to
run through a rough scrimmage session and the Idea of
fiag a rough opponent In gnld-aeason could kill a season,
they reported to the Herald In lnter1ews
concerning the
appannt lack of qualified gridders going out for area

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patients happy. I've always while.Lakeview becnmts a maniier Is assistant ad
Mrs. Fitts was bo-n and remembered that," she said. home away froin home %vhen ininistrator, Miss Susan. .
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Child Care
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RalEtitite
41-Hou for Sale
42-Mobil. HonKs
3-Lots and Acreage
i4-Farrns ard Groves
IS-Reorl Property
For ile
44- Income And
lflvfr5fmenj Property
47-QjaI Ettaty Wantid

13Travel Agencies

LYING CARPET TOURS, INC.
Airlini tick5s Crui and 'ow's
at official rates.
3 5-emorar
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for the position of Clerk Typist II.
Minimum QuaIificatlon;
WorkIISU knowLedg, Of business
English, punctuatIon. Crithmetic,
spelling and modern office
practices and procedu,'es. SkIlled
typing required. Must wnrk w'?f,
the public cooperatIvely and
Courteously. Interested applicanfo
submIt appilcationa t the Civil
Service Off ic In the Cit,' Hail."

OpportyiIy for young woman
grow *ith niw compeny in Sanford area. Receplionist. Typing
reQuired. Ast be neat in appearance, Call Ken lurk. $31.
3311 for o$fsqt' details end
,lntment.
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High earnIng potential. Call 3213730, Viviane Woodard Coimetics,
Subsidiary of General Foods.

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Cell 3212730
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323.4041 or 373 0117

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Norwalk Vitamin E Skin Cream. 107W.7FthSt.
Ph.373459
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KEPIMORE WASHEN, parts,
service,
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machines.
MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323
0697.

Call 322-2420 AnytIme
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FREIGHT SALES

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twin, double, queen 1. kIng. Save
as much as 50 pd. of' Inspected at
UNITED FREIGHT SALES, 3550
S Orange Ave., Orlando (between
MIchigan &amp; Hordirt), Hri.. Mon.
FrI. 9 to
Sat. 9 o s. Terms
available.

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and $3 tip, Evinruae Outboards;
Cast nei, Camp stay,. MIsc. 332.
11/6.
Appliances, glasses, camera, TV0
radios, tools, dines,
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Thousands with spar.
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Buy locally and get service. Singer
Golden Touch &amp; Sew-Ui. Necchi
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Walnut finlh, floor model-Ill
Monthly payments as low as 57,
month. See at Sanford Sewing
Center, 307 E. 1st Downtown. F'
322.9411 or evenings-13)-1144,
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player, psychedelic lights, and
much much more. Guaranteed.
Sold new for $479. Pay balenceof
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home trial. HALLMARK. 1755W.
FaIrbanks Ave. Winter Park.

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furniture, appliances, wIndows,
wIgs, mIx. 135 S. Eltitt Ave.
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Pd, Lake Mary Ph 377 0636,

tools, etc. Buy I or 100) Items.
Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave.
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Beauty Care

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f-or Rent-Notor gradcr &amp; self
loading pan with operators &amp;
labor. 1309916 day or night.

Car Care

EARN 535• to 57Q• WEEKLY

CETYOURCARCLEANEO

NO BA3Y SITTER EXPENSE

Engines painted, upholstering

NO SUNDAY DELIVERY

The Profc•ssional Way.
afnpooj, etj,3 6770

Ceramics
S Cl WAYlICS Supplies,
k,ir, dealer 10 3 Closed Thursday
&amp; Sunday- 372 7921
GIFTED HANDS. Clases day or
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ufIs 751 's',' itwi' 436 III 7337

Applications being taken for routes in SANFORDCASSELBERRY

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HomeImprovtments

MASONRY, residential, Corn
mercial, also fireplaces. 323.6602
or 323 0005 Ronnie or Leon
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AOCOCK
R ocfing&amp;She,
tMeIol
Gutters I Down Spouts
IOOFrencPs Aye.332 9331_
Remodeling? Roins-Add, paintiig.
all types of carpentry Inteqiw.
Erlerior, Reasonable 373451'
(.urrplete roofing &amp; house painting.
75 rs expeniene, Ph. 373 3745
d,sy or nigh,
South Seminole Drywall and Spray
Service. specializing In drywall
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Icitures. Ph. 32733)5

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Custom made screen room', car
ports, lop workma'sshIp and
materials LEACH At.UMINUM
FABRICATION. 37S 1675

concrete
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Licensed masonry wol'k. l'atios.
Guaranteed
etc.
houses,
satisfaction. Call 3224031.
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repairs, An honest estimate. CI H
PaintIng, 323 o,,*.

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P*inhing-Interior 1. exterior.
repairs, roots painted, frt• honest
experienced estimate's. 373 0754
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repairs, alt types
Re
placement of rotted fade &amp; eaves
Reroot speciality. Call 38. B
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timates

CALL 322-26 1 1
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General remodeling. All typil
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C. Hoffman. PaintIng &amp; D.coraftgg.
Interior IExterior. Quality Work.
licensed &amp; Insured. 323.4)44.

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373 1104
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Lawn Serve

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CALL 372-1361

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beds cleaned &amp; edged to perfiction. Specialist, Mowing b
reOuest only. Free estimate, )7

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niture repair &amp; refinishing.
Licenied 8. basoed. Reosonat'Je.
...'a' r aeaI'. ii I-C1II

CCS1SICETE PATIOS

Serve

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HI A Cera,'nics
£0) F Celery Ave ,Sanford
223.0,561

Patios, Watks
Pool Decks
'bsrlcs BpIow Co 37) a.s

To
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SENKAWIk GLASS &amp; PAINT CO.
2)0 Msgr'tol.a ."'e

BULLDOZER WORK
Clearing lots our SpecIalty 373-1731
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Gloss-Mirrors
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Bulldozing

LONGWOOD

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Repairs
Hoots Garden &amp; Lawn service
TV's. phone equipment, $ S tract Landscaping, Mowing, rciglng,
tape player, FM-AM radac*. tape
Trimming
recorders. Ph. 373-7570
Free Es?. Reasonabla.after *1.3334732

Hagan Insulation, SANFORD
HEATING &amp; AIR CON.
DITIOPI1PIG. 2609 Sanford Aye,
372 6390
Neer fencing We ns?all be's?
n.alty fence's. all tpcs 1at
Turner Ftnct Co., 32) 371)

BusinenMeeflng

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Electronic Equipment

ReseaI asphalt no shutdown,
striping, repairs,
CaII644 4136.

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A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT

Scott

5.5 TV
Sanlord Plaza
at Mutic UriIir'sited- Radio Shark

Nerd a stable, utility bildng.
warehorse, conmnrclal Structure
hA
Call !Ob'5
RUILDINGS. 3fl-4S1O anytime

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Elecfrà&amp;c Equiinent
Repair

Buildings

WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS
7'

£ ?7-t
011 1110

HomeImprovements

IDEAL DRAFTING &amp; PLAN
SERVICE. For builders, sub
caniractors &amp; individuals, Custom
house plans, plot plant, &amp; room
additions. Ph. 3221090

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(tormerly l-larretrs Beau',' PlookI
519 C. rr.e, 377 5?7
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ST JOHN'S
REALTY CO

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CASH322-1132
For used furniture, appliances,

Garage.Rummag
Sales

APPhI1C(1
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SEMINOLE APPLIANCE
SERViCE
All appliances repaired
372 1196
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MEETINGS

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Ph 371 44S7
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Im,r-'ulate3 bedroom,? bath CR
home, fenced yard, kitchen
eqipp-ad, carpet and drapes 1301

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7S2iParkDrEve,3fl-1342

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Southof Sanford

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HANDYMAN
ANDHEATING SERVICE
Ph 330-92)7
530.970? REASONABLE PRICES CALL )i395)
Central Air Conditioning. For free
estimate. cell Carl Harris. at
FAR5 In 3ford 372 17?).
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ALP APPLIANCE REPAIR
Complete Houte Plans and Shop
i'timakeservice
Drawings Fast, dependable,
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Ph. 530 173S
ecor,ovr.icalCall Vlctor-365 3743.

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Concrete

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TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON

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Ford Mustang 66, convertibie, 4 Cyl
e,jtomaf;c, factory air. power
stecrr,;.
..,.ae$s Ph. 327.
5.574 after 5 p.m.
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Phonefl oni

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1967 CADILLAC HEARSE
M SERIES, LOW MILEAGE

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MALANO FLEA MART. 2911 Color TV-ij,o. 'Oconditioned, 23' 68
Wanted to Buy
Hwy. 17 02. Open Sat. I Sun 9 5.
table model, $150; Black &amp; White
13) 9550, 131-2970.
portable. 19". 135. Call çevssumer
fURNITURE &amp; ANTIQUES
C. ecirunic),
DINING ROOM SET
Top, Dollar Paid Auctions every
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CfllnaCablnet,?abIeL4Chairs
friday Nile, 730 p.m. AA.A,
Motorola Color TV, large screen
IURN:TURE 5. AUCTION.
works, *30. 373 571$,
190 P4 I? 97. Longwood
531 7070

SOFA BED £
Matching Chiir
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Low down. i-ow tnonthly payments,
Ph. 373 5450.

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LiVestock And
Poultry

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fail.!C __
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SANFORD CLOSE is

REALTOR

LeIvlflQ couniry, must sell 1913
Cuitcm Chevy Impala, ft,lly
equipped. Take over payments.
373.4964 after 6.

ZAYR PLAZA efERN PARK
33l444

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Pets and Supplies

Free - - Abandoned puppies, 6 weeks
old, wormed. Cuddly, Chubby;
beautiful pets, 373 5236 after 6:30.

.-- 7$1Turlanoorlve,in.W57
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transmission, with 17.500 miles,
Bargaint Call 372 7472 after 6p.m.

DOG OWNERS-We are proud to
announc, the recent Opening 01
"The Mon Arni', dnggle grooming
parlor. We give all breeds special
individupl altentlon &amp; care
PatIence Iunderstanding en.
used. Never tranquilized We also
carry supplieS. Comeseeus at 52B
5HWy 17 92. DeBar')t, 446-10)1,

MILLERS
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German Sheph.rd pUps, AxC, 6
ws.s 130. Ar,lmI Haven Kennels,
322_ 5132 between I am. -6 pm.

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SEWING MACHINES

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Matc ...........US
LivIng RoomSulte ............$75
Oinette,Oak,lchalrs- ........$0
Modern COUCh ................I0
Baby Bed ..................... s
Other fine used furr'lture.

Sept. 12th &amp; 12th

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Western Wear, Save at the Old
ret
tUntna .JtW,JLJ,
t,.
-• 1710
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S. at Deftary,

SPECIALS

larvlewl.v.
Slot biSt
studenti lend Ion
informatIon and class

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Equipnientfur Rent

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BLODING SALE

incRealtorsLor'gwood

QuIte simply the finest adult mobIle

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or bit
you Awn dream home in the
suburbt. In anarea of new growth.
.
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(,W'J",, fLJ, fiiiU YOU
'l•i'w
horses! Five acre tracts, Priced
510.000 today! Call Joe Rub-el,
Asioc

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NEW HOMES.
,jUj completIng 4 beautIful homes, 3
central air, car.
I, 4
oilIng, rena,. r.frio.rator.
pricedfromsU.9)o.$2L300.VAL
Fi-IA financIng. Equal housIng
OppGrltlnitv.

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CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 37)
6237, 623 13-41

Auto Repairs
Parls.Acceswrjes

1', Toni-lien Warner floor lack, Ike
new, 155; Ford engine, 390 C.l.D
Both

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P-ULL,y IQUIPPEO, AND
FULLY SELF CONTAINED.
NOTHING DOWN. TAKEOVER. -d
CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 3736730, 671-1311.

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lisp
toter
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crr,.r. iLl,
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steli rockers, reclines's &amp; chairs Ave.. Sanford, Ph. 3777431.
also vaiIable.
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1100E 23ftsSI., Sanford

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ASSUMe PAYMENTS on 17' 70')
bedroom With air Pay ares, and
transfer fee. 333-3410
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Mobile Horn. Bank Repoua-ssions.
IS Io choose from 131-2333
Dealer.

San Lanta

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HUNTER SPECIAL CAMPER.

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Roberts &amp; Gilman

Convenient and charming, lust
completIng 4 new 3 bedroom
homes with garage, air and
carpetIng. Located on C quiet
street with lake breezes. Walk to
shopping and schools. Luw aewn
paymnc.t, Only $72.. to $34,350.

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"Sanford', iles Leadel"
REALTY
Your Multiple Listln Agency
322-2111 'REAL TONS
2Sa5Par Dr.

2521 Panii Dr.
After hours:
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car neniid for thol
or chur:Pies Wail to wail Shag
carpeting DIshwasher, a;sx,aI,
ranie and :enrrai heat-air
Ilurryt rhine's only) CI each. 327

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3 Bedroom CR houSe, kitchen
eqhh1d,1I75 mo., 1st &amp; last plus

1973 Gremlin. Must Sell. Factory
air. Power steering, automatic.
Call 32744.4.

Realty

Rçaitot'
Fern Park.. 534 14p
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err'cl hosp.tat,z,ti mn-i • tnsur
4t4-.i, 1 M 4P.M.
Indus rial
1Cl'.-ri fp

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317W. lii SI.
3225441

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tOfliiflOfl$ and good wages
nocli_Idren_nopa's_rn n,

hour off ce it 219 Carlaine
u,?di
14yj N. C.
everil, A chuC fr'orth

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THIS WILL WIN

Urar)t)flw5piClOtJtl&amp;2beti-nm,ts

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coiered by the
AGI
DISCRIMINATION
IN EMPLOYMENT ACT

All 3OVtt ii4 appcar,.sg a The

'69 Honda 350, runs q'cceDent, 1,750
10" W. 16th St.

Stamps.Coins

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WHAT THIS HOME HASN'T GOT
Isn't wOrTh having. II'S a super 3
bedroom, 3 bath with virythInj
lflCiudig heated 20' 10' poot You
name It, this home has it: W*Shitr,
dryer and patio fvrnitw'e stays
with home, $44,500.

RAIl RTY

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OedroOcn, i' ba
with heat, alt
end equipped kitchen wIth ice.
maser rq'ir,c,wsyor. very g000
condition. A buy at $37,7O.

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Apartments Rent

Famoi,,s Recipe Fried Chicken, wobdrooms, 1
bath, wall to wait
1009
Fressc's,
carpeting, drapes. central heat
Plo erperience-wiiIngnes1 ro work LPN-S.,rDE-d Cir Full,' equippe4 kitchen
ipeqencee
only requirement. - )
F.
wøh dithwaihec. $190. month.
preferred
A
evlew
La
ASPHALT CO. 332-5151 Days-, 671Call Jerry Stocks, *317914 after 6.
Nursing Center
C. 2nd
iM2 Hilhts.
week days Any limp

Maaaer
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Garage.Rummage
Sales

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1972 Ford Pinto, E.T. Mags,
headers, Crane Cain, wm.,*,,
. i' nwis. C.ii
6330.

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Miscellaneous
For Sale

1972 Hertey DavIdson 14. Full itreu
with plenty of e*tra% lnctuding
radio. Only 1,300 miie'i, like new,
Call 323-0730 or
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;,
thtion, dirt .quippeø, Ph. 322-2026.

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COMPLETELY FURNISHtD 3

BOdY,3hop
R5.
5200 month.
Ph.

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42-Lawn and Garden

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nings 322- ill

'69 Rebel 531 3 door, bard fop
Loaded I $495 or trade for boat,
rncoor &amp; trailer. Call 323-5672 after
1 P.M.

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WINTER SPRINGS

Business Opportunities

19

W:threfred skills, het'PtIn

snop. Experienced help
want,d Apply inpers.on, Building

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Forinform.tionCati
Allen Nettles, fl3- I11lafter$

New "Norge" equipped coin laundry
located at E. 25th St. and
Palmet to. Low down pyn'tent,
RNs&amp;LNt
eu,' to Qullfy. or iniugmaonCall Ceo Cahelo, r, Winter Park,
/. rat', sati.,y &amp; frInge bfl'ftS
at 13031 6.44 $fll, or write to Mills.
ppi1' at Alliance Nursing Home.
Pearso'i Corporation, 3923 Curler
151 W. Wissn'ie'ssetle, Dd,,nd,
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paldbycocnp.ny,App4y1np,rs,
Mi WerndIl, 5el'cJ
iyre, 1)00 French Ave..5anlwd.

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1745.

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332-4691

NURSES

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For Rent

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Situations Wanted

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37

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Fast growIng company, eluI pay top
or e'1
sewing
n,achino
operators.
PaId
vacations, holidays, good w(.rtlng
Conditigni. Contact Mr. Weerns,
-""wrv..IIrJP.Ivrpflg
Company,$3.43430.
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Steady pos2tios, Monday thru
Friday. For es.perlanc
make'.
psrsati, Star' Immediately, tringe
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'W1'TI. MicIs Plan of Cantrl
FlOrida, 401W, 13th 51., Sanford.

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For Rent

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Lady for light hotjsekespIrg •
Ctiild care. Live in, home
pçlvilegeL3-19-3604 erters p.m.

liticti). 1-hove averag, pay. wilts
iom.oventlmeposatbl.. All malor
company benefits; Inclyding
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Autos for Sale
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70 Plymluth GTX,
Sacrif Ice, days or

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322744)

hi-ut(hi54fl Oceanfront aFauments.
339 50. Atlantic. Daytona Be3ch.
Call 322.4031.

"The City of Sanford Civil Servlc

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Ir m.sto,' furnIure
company. Permanent help only.
Must be In good health, and must
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Help Wanted

Wanteo-Experi.nced rair dreSser,
commission. Dettona Plaza, Pb

FURNITURE
DELIVERY DRIVERS

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holidays, sick leav,WINCQ
CONSTRUCTION CORP. 131.3aS$.

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end delivery. S days a wee..
Fringe benefits, Immediate
employment. Rich Plan of Central
FlorIda. 101 W. !3Th Street, $.
ford.

truction. Paid

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is? be experienced
t.lepI'n,
rriantiote condgif endincable
con-

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Male Help Wanted

8

WANT ED; Young or retired couple
to occupy furnished guest ho.,,se,
and dogrount9s and buliding m,alr.
tenance. WrIte 119 W. 14th St.,
Sanford,

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Wanlea - Welders
and Welder's Hetpen'
Ph. 373.01.10

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Organist for smelt church in Sanford
area. Reply Box 311 care
Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1457,
Sanford, Fia. 37771.

INC.

your camping and canoeing at
Camp Semingia. No Ac&amp;1,ollc
1ev_rages,3224470.

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Rummage Sales

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Equi men?

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i-I timefor 1 week ir.o Age 17.3.5,
IlO par day and up. APIAy irs
55, Monday thru S.aturlay, Armory, at 91S E. 1st St.,

CALL 834-8588 NOW
ORLANDO BUSINEsS

2-Appl;anccs
S3-TV

LABORERS

Camping.Resorts

3.6

Kitchen and dining room help.
CompetitIve wages wills fringe
benefIts. Apply to Mr. McLelIan,
Food Strvce at Sanford Navel
Academy, Cast lit St., Sanford,

WE WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY
LAWNS. 57.50 PER HOUR TO
START. APPLY IN PERSON TO
10$ CANDANCE OR.. FERN
PARK OR CALL $341060 FOR
D.RECTIOPiS. R. W. COLLINS.

be'gtui empfoyes, exPerIenced
end retlE.la mold man, and
hopper
man,
wIth
good
',frnj. Top wages. Call 373.
..70 nr &amp;fl#' h%'ri 73 !61S.
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' ImmeateIy. Personal in

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EXECtJTVF
rI'nrrADial
LtflLi?'nlr%L
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IRIiIIILC)
If *nrt}ng i-n the s,r,$arIal fleld
SOunda lrdertIn9 to you in* vrr
nitd ii urgent, we will give you
complØetrainkg ar provide you
with full or par? time empioymejt,
ChtfpOu desire Ron,

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Sl-Hotjc,ePold

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To buy end sell gold or silver coins, 1 Three 750 K.2 Hondas
contact us first. We also buy buik
silver coins, SEMINOLE COIN
CARPORT SALE-Everything
643
3771754
CARPET
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goes. Misc, items 01 all ki
CENTER. 101 W. 1st. 373.4357
WALL TO WALL
Incorno and
16
Longdale Ave. LOrtgwoorJ. 331- _
CHOICE: Large oak in edlols on
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Trucks and Trailers
Lake Silver. Extra privote,
Invest men? ProperiV
1?
Auction
135.000.
Broker,
owner-fl3
U/I,
IMMEDIATE
INST,LL!,.T
ION
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El Camiro. 1966, 75) V $ engIne, 3
p1)pE)3 'f "f-ui- Sale",
PUULICAUCTION
ipe.d transmission, megs and
Boats &amp; Marine
i'rivate Owner wishes to seii oer
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two nice apartments, large car
Comm'rclal carpet wholesaler has
Every Mon-iñy Ntte
wide tires 1.0011 owned. Must
zed corner Doltona lot, For in
crr
port, private entrances and extra
Equipment
2000 yards of new broadloom
7 P.M.
toappreciate.11.000.372
türtnation call 574 2302.
lot adloining, 377623?.
c.irpcl left over from commercial
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Boat, Motor &amp; Trailer. ill 1970: II' Open dalI?, 9-3. We buy or sell one
installation Will sell and install,
piece or household, Consignments
Astro, 50 I-p. Mercjry, Shoreline
IWooc$ediot;,vicn,y
- I rented apartments in a wood
Autos (or Sale
at builders wl,olesale cost, 1050
welcome, 322-9909, SANFORD
-Trailer, Eacelient Condition,
frame house. $15,500, terms
SemInole Jr. Coileae,
PCI. below rvtail. FinancIng
AUCTION.
Hwy.
17.92,
Sanford.
Make offer. 323 $176.
MU5TAGFASTBACK.
available.
Call
322-2047
after
3.
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Ph, 332 0541
available up to 36 months, Free
____________________________
AUTOMATIC WITH AIR,
home esllmgite ARIES CARPET 1972 II' Fiberglass beet, 33 HP 15
NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER
Campers
1Y1
Cat;
Cr.11rct'
)".':flIifl,
21
ano frgi r, err,'fl.-n'
R,3 I Fct, Ic i,V,i nf"d
..l 1
1)11 F.'AA'',f'
-- 'Fu•ivcl Trdller
condition, 1150, 373-5711,
67)0.
WiLSOt4 MAIERFURNl'iU
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buy Sell-trade
1971 Shasta 14' self contained
Closed Wednesdays
7l Chevrolet Impala Fult Power,
iii315E FirilSt.,
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3fl
54fl
ROBSON
MARINE
camper. Cell after o-j3.gO
Factory Air. Radio, Co1 373 5731.
CailBart Real Estate
2921 Hwy. 1792
For the best buys in new and used '61 CHEVROLET WAGON. AIR.
772-5761
24 Hour S'tyki
s:
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Househotd Goods
N0T
DOWN, TAKE OVER.
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frayil trailers, visIt New World
Call 37-3 7491
CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 37)
Travel,Hwy 17 9 Longwood Ph
City.French Avenue
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Pick Up Payments
56 Camping Equipment
62)0.
534 WA.
48
LIstings Wanted
)OOFEETFRONTAGEONU.S.17.
_____ of III per month on new 2'O 29 cu. ft.
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CrnPlngiiut,lpr,ient, tJnarnei1,w
I A1I, tic 'in Pt ArF YOhJrJ nRflP
IS6 Ford Gataxie 500, automatic.
9) between 11th and 11th t Depth
ct, rrr. c
OPEN ROAD, ii' Self conlaineçt
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11? It, Zoned Commercial, E4-'e't', C','
ERTY IN MULTIPLE LISTINGS
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ton Ford pickup
ask for Charles.
!urplus
World.
11631
E.
Hwy
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1550.
clvsiye with Stenstrorn. 1)20.000.
5H(Y USED CARS. 10)
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WE NEED LISTINGS NOWII
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Camper
Appliances
FORREST
CREEP4E
INC.
'67
Rambler Rebel wa'.
Loch Arbor Area
60
Office Equipment
$775
REALTORS. IiOi W. FAIR
automatic.
&amp;
&amp;
Supplies
323-1449
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BANKS AVE 645-7733 WETA'(E RECONDITIONED Refrigcratnrs,
iticker. Firm, 1100. 3730714.
THIRTEEN ACRES with 1,200 Il.
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Washers
and
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73 Ch.rot Caurka, .4 dc,c.r, I.)r.
REBUILT IBM ttulve Ei,t,ic
WARRANTY. Free Delivery.
'er lfltrSittt0
.lh Lai-a
GCQdCot'iditlon
WttTt.:
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Ctor' WG1t car, o'.r -,
s-old Face l?at. ?,wr;ty,. used
PLis,
Boulevard and Country Club
Miscellaneous
Cell 373 14*2
7541
only 9 nIne monh, $220, See at
possible option. Must Sell
Dr lyi %77,S0. 7one Agriculture
For Sale
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Eve'flngs 673 7030
.rnto,d Ift'ratd
'&amp;)HOLlOAy RAMBLE'4
Rualtori

Ailutne mortgage, or put s-to pct
don On flew mortgage Wi, h,svp
mai y niany more, Wi Clfl tell you
abot't We arrange financing fr
ttte lrne of your Choice, Call or
stopIly our office, oPfl till 5pm.
days , weeli.

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REALTOR ASSISTANCE. IN.
CENTIVE BONUS. FORREST
GREENE INC.
REALTORS.
1)04 W.FAIRBANKS. is 73:13.

High school grad. for manager
trainee. Apply In prson Family
Finance, 110 S. Magnolia Aye,
Sanford.

ASSC"CATE
icensed neadirt. Immediate
come, mass selling. possloic $250
ptj per we. to start. Call '2'
30. 9 to II am.

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72 Yamahi 2'3 Endure.
6230, 67$ Il-Il
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(4jj 834-8588 NOW
ORLANDO BUSINESS
COLLEGE
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ua,:oo, take over mortgage, or put
53,700 down on new mor1gg.,
Client NiCely tntcj yard, Quiet
str,,et. Good neighbors, Moving
xl?lliri 30 days.

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10 'ci --rrv Arco--13O.03
Miit'Mvv'i In.. R'AI TOR,67
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"Stop Urn! "

711 N, Oak. Sanford
327 7171 day, 373 0113 eve.

lot.

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Rentals
il--Api rtmenf
Rent
Furnished
J2Hou
Rnt Untiwniih.
13-Hous.i Rant Furwai
4-Mobile Homes Rent
3S-oti Horn, Lots
forR,nf
36--Rorj Property
For Rent
37-8usine Property
Rent
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'roleub*i Music Studio, prIvate
YOUR VOlE!
14 Used car mechanic, excellent Pay
cslano and Dijon
Prtty as a picture. Sp.rbling cle*,,.
Pu' lesson. Otingi ClIp, (904) uS I ana worxing co'*ition, Working
knowledge of all ziomestic •
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bedrooth, 2 bath, is sure to win
mporlcars. Apply in person, Jack Man and women wanted for
your heart. Recreation area. ano
hout nursery work. Year round
PIANO LESSONS
vls, CIII Bakor Volkswagen,
Pool.Cloie uy.
whole fa.'nity
J 33195. 1797
work, dependable end reliable
17WeckChord(,urs,
will vote "VESt". $31,000. Cell
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persons neod only, to apply.
Harry Wetter, 3,.)379
J000 Carter, Asa.or.
south Sinfor'tj areC. Own Iranone of our frienoly ad-visors- jGRADER OPERATORS
BRANU NEW ' or 3 tettroom A doll house descrtbes mts 3
sportCtion, apply;
batponteotfl'2
,;.a, good
'Robe 'ts &amp; GiIrnnran
°" 1"CPt'des 35'.øi...4*I
IV'!1l.Pr. 1C !'y -'erftr,g
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teneire
Jres
needsperson
rot'
toi
zy. uD'to tInl:h graoc. o. v.
fat' the kiddies. Many exhes.
at $225 monthly. Nocar neaded for
830.5500
preparation. Over 21, 6 days a
ASPHALT CO. 322-3151 Days, 67$.
School, shopping or Churches. Wall
week, Apply In person to Bahama
0662 NighI.
inC
Pa1'ois
Len
Split edroorn plan, 3 bedroum, 2
M EN &amp; VO M EN
.Jo',s Restaurant, mos Fr,'rir
to wall shag carge$ina. dish
!'flrT1t-I..'r
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BU
C0UPUTEP
fenced back yard, wall to wall
Apiy In person, Mr. Jensen, Food
NEW MODEL HOMES
swirnrnlr.g pool. 322-1441.
PROGRAMMERS. The Omand
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cars even in us Illty room.
Fair, 2460 Park Ave., Sanford.
for Qualified programmers i'
Prlcedto sell. $22,tSO. 53,715
Do You Like Working With Llsing Three bedroom. I', bath, kitchen
n. Builder_has two new homes ready
great. We will trim you for 'Isis Part time, evenings. Apply in
Plants? We need someone for the
equlp, central heat &amp; •ir,
for Immediate occupancy at io3
hlQhiy$kIliJprnsior,&amp;se,ke
person, Crusty's Pizza. Sanford
Slemper Agency
close.ln garage, carpeted. New
709 BrarcIlff Street. These well
Orlendoartlto$ervlcpourplan,s
youwith empteytnenl at the same
Plaza
in different offices around town,
home. $230 month, plus month's SEMINOLE-REALTOR ORL wi'.
built, three bedroom, twQ bath
time. There it no ape limit, but
security. 3226703.
Good salary and benefits, Apply
horresarecomll,t,wJtNaIr shag
MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE
mediately. Previous experience
roofing. Also-ROOFERS
5*62737 ext. )5
garage. s.so.00 down for
7 Bedroom dupin, private Pool &amp; Eve., Sunday, 3V.7)'; or 3'? 1494
ret requi,'ed. P'' YO$A' Personal
HELPERS. Good wages, apply
patio, air CondItioned. Adutts only. .
qualified buyers. P$oese Orlando,
nterviow:
p'fg
ifl
oer.on
to
rom
H*5AL
F.S1'AJF
R&amp;D
5)75
SAl
cUpN
mo, 3617'!
$
373-58f
29? ?C)6 ut $4.lI*7 ti' ... MOSIE C. BA1EMP,t'4
prmy. 13)1 Sem,nota blvd., .'iEEDEDIM'JLTIFLt Li17$G.
l'c:tIpmvn!

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Herald Wan .d by cafling 322.
)611 a-nd askIng for a ?riencV

TDAIMCC
IESIiIILL)
ft workIng
en tOM keypunch
operator ain4 iNerestinig Ic y*u
you
awaiIabli, to stan
immei3ia$,fy, *5 (an have you
riJng erId tramtng a me same
timi. There Is ne age imtt end
high school dlplomi is not
requIred. Pr,pre yourseff for the
future ew in this hghty re
drq fieki, Penor.aI iflt*ty',

tr Onrr 3 bttrr-.-- Pr,.'
(.uI%ltJ ly 111fl115 2 Iota,
tral heat Lair, partially carpeted,
1*000. Ph. 373i42
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C&amp;WHJDDONSR.,BR'OK'ER 111 N. Park. Sanford
2DE0R00M5, ADULTS ONLY'
372-5991, NiCjhts,,313-)167
PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK ' _______________________2545 Park Dr.. 322-2161
A tropIcal garden, on oversized lot
goes with this 2 bedroon. 1 beth
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nomeon corner
Sactua.opauo
wilti bar-b-cue pit conneced to
- Inside fireplace, PrIce on'y
119.500. 20 PCI. down. Cunvenlect
32
Houses Rent
location. see this todayl
Unlurnished

replaceslxwhowouldn?.54201,,,'
month guaranteed for those wno
qualify. Paid vacations &amp; ben
excellent workino coflditins. Call
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S8.19l3collectbe$weenI&amp;7

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RANCH, aanfo.d.

$314447,

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carpeted throughout, air and con.
tral heat. Almost new. No
qualifyIng. Equity and a;sume
mortgage. Monthly payments,
$161.

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I'L,indoned, UnwOnfed, l,nk cars
3uled a*ay. Your cat, Ito.
225 6194 anyIlme. -.

130.4W, Fairbñnk,
WE TAKE TRADES

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Realty. 377 1)0)

LO'ER

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'fl 17x, 7 bedroom, 2 bath.
poted, Ciii. air. Bowmarin rrail,r
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Park, Detlary. Contact Mr
Bennett alter ôor .veeients
Se,NFORD, Woodmere. 519,900, S _________________
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pcI. down, flwly refurbished 3 HILLCREST Doilr Wide 23
bdrm,, I 8. 2 bath homes, thag
bdrn , 7 bath. sneciaI valve at
carpetIng, central air. 5- at 2*30
st',co
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43
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bh.
carpeted throughout, master bed
rom central he.,
MonIhiy payments, $16131,

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". . . 'cause the plumber
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gonna stay In a motel to-

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Travel . Recreation
Pre-Kindergartin. and Day Care.
Infnt Ia School AgfI. 1t1 Normandl Rd.. C.asse4berry 531.1351.
1)-Travel Agen:iis
14--Ca 'nping.Resort
Csflan Day School has opening
t I or S yr. oI $lar?lng
j'C r011 .P0
terribr Call Lijtheran ChurchSep
of
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Of
Mrs.
Em.loyment
arfln 3?2oi*.
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11--MaI Kelp Wanted
Iiisto E
:?-f-em Hofp Want.d
I 20-MaLe. Feml.
Farm Fresh RabbIt. a-iy guard fly,
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governmenl Inspected, 79c a
riCry vvJfl.w
pound, ni-sm 21-Situations Wanted
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Financial
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4-Personals
S-Lost and our4
6-Child Care
7-Motelt - Hotels
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to-Do it Youri,1f
fl-Instra-tons

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d't.oned 3 bedroom,
bathS
equipped
kItchen, master
bedroom has walkin closet
F,nccd rear yard. Covered .'jtlo
524,500. Terms,

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t011: arcs red mall Dterman,
I4mi "JaMi." old 1. lame. En.
ti-prse Stone Island are.. 377
. REWARD.

322261

Ho'nes'
ro 3 bedroom. 2 baM. 2SM and
El CapIten, Sanford, Central
teat air, fully carpeted. Conventonal fInancing 671 4$6O CRANK
COilS1MU(ItOPI

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frjd HraId parting lot. Ownir
may Ia'ity mi pkk
at IPI'
Sanford Herald Office,

Announcements
rds of Thanks
2-In Memoriam

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Rated For Consecutive
lnsert,ons..-.No Change

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bedroom. 2 beth, wall to wall
carpet. central heat and air, en
Closed garag.. 121.500. II.IOO
duwn. $1S4.74 peg month
mortgage t)atance.

Tueday,Aug.28,197-7B

re You An Armchair Shopper? Check The Barczajns Below.

LAKE MARV--Hors. Countryl CLOSE-OUT ON all demonsfors
Over on acre wllh tu*ury pool
in stock. Small down payment and
home. I bedroom, 3 bath, plus
Som.thlnj of valu, to trade as
outside shower, formal dining,
down payment, 323-3650.
In tu*ury kitchen, 1b39' family
room with fireplace. Myth, much,
GREGORY MOBILE -4OMES
5'3OFtenchAv,
3SO3Orlando(),
373 551)7
Forrest (teene, Inc.

Sanord
332 seeS

3 BEDROOM I bath,
Kitchen equipped, W-W Ci'pIt,
private yard. No qualifying. dewn
payment and pay $157 per mo.
Only 122.300-

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973.
JO'-4N0.WILLIAMS

The Less It Costs Per Un.
Per D.
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3fl6970

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DON HOWE

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Call Mosi, Robinion, AsloC.

2 bedrQOi15, 2 baihe, 2 car carag..
Rugs, dishwaiher, screened
porch, central heat &amp; air. $215.
Avdilable today.

WILL NOT CE RESPONSIBLE

3 Lines Minimum

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FniL*44?37for'W,C&amp;,"_HotHn. .&amp;4uns orTes.

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322-2677 Ph.

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TREP4T EXTERMINATING CO.
J0,ich.',, nice, ants. termiteS
Lawn spra. etc 373 7956

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AlteratIons &amp; Dressmaking Its my
home Professionally cx
perlenCed, men &amp; women's
clothing 1305755

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1')tn.], ,'or.,s trees topped. tnimrrecl.
taken down, cut for firw-OotJ, 25
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PAUL SLAT ER
Prof ,ssonat Wallpepe-" Hanger
L'censed-ResIde's$ial-Commercial
Freegtimnafi-t. Ph. 322 6173

Well Driilng
DICK JOYCE WELL DR!LLINO

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è' aro larger. pumps, sprinklers
Water Conditioners, 322-4)0
WELLS DRILLED-PUMPS
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
All types and sizes
We repair end service
"ll'lE &amp;
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tW,s this sound familiar?
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an end, according to an
Agriculture Department
spokesman. However, meat
department managers in most
Sanford supermarkets deny
they ever were short of beef,

but Independents claim the
shortage exists.
"We've never had much of a
problem anyways," said a

spokesman for Fairway Meats,
while the meat manager at
Publix Market said, "We ye
had no shortage, so I can't say
the situation is improving. It
was fiever lAid."
The meat markets not connected with large supermarket
chains tell a different story'
They have been short of beef for
some weeks now, and are still

mauled to death by an alligator says he is
suing th e state and concessionaires ata sta te
park for negligence He asks for $4.5 million.
(Pg 5-A)

MORE THAN 500 PERSONS are feared dea d

and more than 1,000 are reported injured In

short. "There are two

the earthquake in southern Mexico. (age 7A)

problems," said a spokesman

for Hopkins Meat Packing.
"Supplies are short, and when
beef is available, prices are too

high."
Iowa M2ats in Sanford and
Hi-flavor Meats Inc. In Oviedo
disagreed beef is in short
supply, but said prlcei for the
bulk product are prohibitive.
"The supply is Improving all

the time," said Iowa Meats
representative. "But prices are
too high. Farmers are holding
back on their meat and will
flood the market when the
ceiling on beef is removed Sept.
12"
lie added after a euupe of
weeks of high prices he expected the price of beef to drop.
Ill-Flavor Meats owner
Edward Ondick said he cannot
afford to buy al.' the beef he
needs, and has curtailed his
orders as much as 40 per cent.

"I'm Just sitting here waiting
for Sept. 12," he said. "This is
the most chaos there's been In
the meat business for 30 years.
I'm disgusted. It's beyond all

reason for Nixon to impose
but give us no
guidelines how we should
operate under the controls."
The Agriculture Department
verified earlier this month that
70 packing houses were closed.
Earlier this week they
estimated that fewer than 50
were still cloned.
Price controls for all Foods
except beef were removed July
* 8. The bid on beef is scheduled
to be removed Sept. 12..
In a department rqort issued
these controls

Tuesday
officials
said
production of all red meat In
July was 2,651 billion pounds,
down 5 per cent from June, but
about the same as last July.

to End Zone Dispute

TM,' US[-,' OF 1,ARGF. AMOU147S
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ALTAMONTE SPRINGSThe count) commission annexati')n of Sib 436 as done
ayor I-awrence Swofford weeks ago filed a law suit in 1970 by Altamonte Springs
esday night suggested a challenging city annexations under a state law declared
army officers following an attempt to .
cial election to solve one of for the past three years. unconstitution
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riI dispute s betwe en the MItt.' td are mul tiiuiihon Supreme (hurt 10 )cars a go
Damasc us report (Page
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ty and the county g,
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HOUSE SPEAKER Terrell
mercial enterprises.
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contiguity are illegal and will
The county contends the fall in domino fa&amp;
not eager for a special legislative session to 9 I He urged that the city call a
1ecU'! election within the city
Swofford recommended a
revise Flori da 's oil spill law. (Page 6-A)
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---allenged
by
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county
to
city
and
the
annexed
areas with
Index
Yesterday's high 92 low this a stipulation from the county if
residents In the contested morning 72 Partl) cloud) the Ut) wins the election (hi.
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Horoscope
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ftrough Thursday with oc. county will dismi-m th . ui
Calendar . r ........ . 12A
Hospital notes ......... 3A
caslonal thundes-showers more
tflmonte
In like fu.shton, Swofford said,
citizens
10-1 lB
ClassUied ads
Public notices
U
likely
during
Swofford
af
rnoon
and
if
the
city loses the refercadum
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bastian and Springs Gak,s.
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suit. and found,'199 per cent
30 per cent court in the matter, the
the people want to remain in tonight and 50 per cent Thurs. refmndurn will be a point in
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city."
the Oty's favor, .Swofford s--tld.

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hearings produced the disclosure that Oval
Office conversations had been taped
routinely, also has gone to court to seek access
to the tapes.
Committee members feel the tapes would
shed light on various contradictions In the
testimony of key presidential aides who appeared before the panel.'
He has based his refusul to disclose them on
the claim r"t evevul:ve privilege--the theory
that the '
i.utic'n grants a president tl
light to
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presidency for years to come.
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Mayor, an elderly Cocker
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There wun't be any
Humphrey Bogart to
whisper thiough the bars
"stay tough, kid." There
won't be any stories in the
papers, or even a funeral
notice He was just a dog.
after all,
And in all fairness, you
can't be too hard on the
commissioners. who spent
more than two hours
Tuesday afternoon on the
"case," swearing In witness es, in trod., lag
evidence (photos of a
sictim, a bloody shirt, torn
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The authorities said- LlIey had no

murder, by exposing them to police Police Supt. Aake Aakesson said that,
sharpshooters. They hoped this "'as far as we can judge, they seem to
pressure eventually would force the be rn a relatively lair condition under
to surrndeithe circumstances."
Ile strategy was not an immediate
Olsson, a safecracker who escaped
success. Instead a shot was fired from from prison earlier this montii, uleized
the vault through one of the new holes, the four hostages and holed up with
and t1w buUet went through a them In the I-Credithanken last Thurpoliceman's ij's4 dinjtir'J his jaw. sday after the police interrupted his
But his condi tion wa not serious
attempt to hold up the bank He
He was the second casually of the dernanded$650,000m ransom and safe
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another policeman in the hand.
and Olofsson, a friend from prison
Police spokesmen refused to confirm
or deny a report that at least one of the
The government brought Olofsson to
women in th e vault had been raped, the bank and paid Olsson the money
and one spokesman suggested that but refuedto!et them get aw.y un1c
OLsson might have given out such a they released the hostages. Olsson,
report "to put the police under extra however,
insisted on taking two of
them with him to insure
Police sources said the oldest of the
The to convicts and the hostages
three women, 31-year-old Birgitta have been conflned inside the bank's
Lundblad, the mother of two small vault since
when police
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people from their homes
Late figures from the quake areas

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scheduled a bus tour of the devastated
area today.
The quake, coming during the worst
rainy season ir. 30 years, extended a
disaster area th at already covered
much nf cetra' Mccc cnt ol

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ambulances loaded with government soldiers wounded farKhe Saab, they said, is now
thur down th hlghay.
prtccted with en air defense
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(.-ambodlan force told Faas that into major military complex,
the Khmer Rouge insurgents say Pentagon officials.
had withdrawn a mile off the
road
Defense Department analysts
ar tillery and heavy mortars. say the Communists have built
The general said traff ic had new roads leading south and
resumed on the highway and west, big storage and repair fa-

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Monday and were continuing the insurgents now control
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included:
-Beef output In July was
dowr. 3 per cent from June, but
about equal to that month a
year ago. The January-July
output was 4 per cent less than

1972.
-Veal production in July was
down 4 per cent from June, and
was 27 per cent less than last
July. Production m JanuaryJuly was 27 per cent less than a
year ago.

-Pork production declined 11
per cent from June to July. and
wits down I per cent cnsnp.arc'd
s.tU, last July. January-JtJv
output was down 6 per cent.
-Lamb and mut t on
production increased 10 per
cent From June to July and was
16 per cent above last July.
However, January-July
Production was 5 'r e'nt hel.
Last year.

Power Plant Is Blamed
On 'Great Soot Fallout'
DETROIT (Al')
Detroit FAIISOU Co.
employes say one of the utility's power plants
was responsible for the oily soot that fell on
both Sides of the Detroit River for t%%o nights.
One Edison worker, who asked not to be
identified, said on Tuesday that black smoke
"so thick you could walk across It" began
spewing from a smokestack at E4ioii's River
Rouge plant Su&amp;.'av night.
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Edison smoLestacks were "blowing out smoke
all night" and the situation was not corrected
until an Inspector closed a faulty damper at 8
a.m. Monday.
Falling soot blanketed a 10-mile band
cutting across Detroit, severn! suburbs and
Vli'tlor, (hit., across the Detroit Riser.
Authorities were Innnd(ed with complaints
about blackened cars, boats, homes and
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Will Women Fly In Space?

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The ranks of the Amencan
Second 11. Janette Raralli, an make capable astronauts.
astronauts. Vet be hints he's on
astronaut corps are thinning to
orbital
analyst. is even more
otsening that "all
a point where a newentourage
"Tests have proved that
our women personnel have
of spacecraft crew members PO4t'' about it.
n ('omf*rjson to civilian women are more stable than had the
e oppor1it
un to ork on
must be selected by the
\ational Aeronautics and sobs available to womez, we've mIIi, and can withstand a k4
the Skylab orbit.
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ex.
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she
claims.
it made." she M.
Space Administration to (dl Rot
NASA officials still are
slots in the manned shuttle pert women in the Air Force
Cal Bernard J. Szczutkowskl
noncommital about ben 11w
i'ogram b the laze 1970s
will be pilots *'lthth a year. and Jr.. commander of the 1st first women astrnaut\
for
then as,zonaut training should
Only 37 V. S astronauts of
Aerospace Control Squadron, likelyto be seleezt't
1`01101A '
Lettering
ekcted I'tTTIEfl on active flight
tuty today. Many of them will
and
for space missiofl'
1' the 2978.80 period when the
$
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siuttk system i.' scheduled 1
Art Work
twcome a mode of spate
transportation opening the wa
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fountain pen which uses
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25 cents a dozen, cucumbers.
rik, uturiviU,d in quality. It
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tail it.s 5O years
b most anybody with the price
ACE MINDED
four for a dime
can be used for drawing.
a good round figure.
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Island. NY who hCIpS ith the
Ling
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flw prices
program. wcild like to he astronaut
tonni,rtiil all work,
i.ain ground, the question of Phase 4 blues, thinking about through the
advertising coum It would be great Io
music writing and arang.
&amp;hethet NASA will select some "M-a-pound tomatoes oat columns of a newspaper half a shop for these items, at
lif
cig ad is also suited for
women in the next class of this writangi, eggs moving century agone:
prices, with the 1973 pa&gt;chek,
Carbon
oiling
has moved beyond toward a dollar a dozen. bacon The grocery store pushing but alas' Housewives probahl
tergate, Prices, Beef
n
with gold
EarN
and top sirloin prohibitive Hills Bros. coffee at 32 cents a had their budget problems in
the rhetorical stage.
tn. fiat its own butitin
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automatic filling system
pounds. also had such items as bause in those days 125 a
Force women who help to man cheering up.
ii IQUIPPCd with
the Northern Amencan Au' Maybe you'd like to hear Raker's Chocolate, cents a week was a highly respectable
guilty pocket Op.
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I'efense Command's 4NORAD) about large tomatoes at five pound; Hershey's Cocoa, half it wage, and the counti)
r 33&amp;. lhis-'stle
urveillance of spacecraft pounds for a quarter, park pound fat' 18 cents; Heinz years aiay from invoking
"P" *21* t(5
publicity have expressed a chops at 30 cents a
Hills catsup, a pint for 19 cents; rmnmium wage of 25 cents an
liii ttis 1w, to lix
;lt'su'e to compete for astronaut Bros. coffee at 32 cents a pound. Cream of Wheat, 23 cents;
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three pounds for
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assigned to NORAD', Space
collected by withholding
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advertised
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flatly rejected by Gen Vernon House and that they do not
quarter; large tomatoes, five
Americans had a choice
it's only a matter of time before
by
SANFORD MOTOR CO.
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week. They could listen to and WaIwr dcput CIA director. support
Dean that they can get their feet off the
stuwm
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talk about the Senate
topic ofcoiwetsation even more taloupes, four for a quarter.
ground and into orbit.
Watergate inquiry, worry about flarcafter nearly two monof Watergate coverp.
Snd l Marsha 1ta, a ammated than Watergate, and Thompson seedless grapes, four
133 East Robinson
hearings in the hot summer
is worsening beef shortage or t
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k SOS S. FRENCH AVE.
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piece,
vrx'ouraged cn'ei' the steepest political climate of the capital. conversation
but one reason she came to the little research seemed in order four pounds for a quarter, new
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center
drop in wholesale prices in Chairman Sam J F.rvin Jr American
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Cit their levels Jul) 18 when
I'hiase 4 was announced showed
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Francisco;
cents a dozen in
ndCtris
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'I tit National Education
The BTU capitalized on this
Association's
recent and, using the NEA report, same' period rose 30 cents a
in New York; 25 in
rt'la't-sentatlon election ViCtoi) promised improvement and
in Baltimore over an en. gained teacher support. The Columbus; t in Pittsburgh and
lAss Angeles 16 in Boston and
trenched, numerically superior union took conmiand in 11i6
American Federation of after a successful strike for 10 cents in Washington
On a happier note, wholesale
Teiart.ers rival provides i
collective bargaining rights,
irices dropped in July by the
portani lessors for other tacitly supported
t1w PSTA,
greatest margin of any month
districts
At first, the BTV, then an ef.
This upset in the nation's ft'ctivc coalition of blacks and in 24 )tiirS, the L14tXX' Depart.
union ment rtixt'tt'd. indicating that
chiii1 55 stein whit"
ninth largest
trade
offers is strong ar:urrint traditionalists, helped bring for now it least, the Phase 4
game plan was
against creation of a single, about
improvement
for
monolithic teachers' union teachers and pupils As its putting the brakes
Prices of industrial goods,
through merger of the NEA and
tenure' continued, however, it
the AFI1.C1O's AFT It i3O became lax, split by factional farm pruduc-ts and ass-idcrange
other nonretail products
illustrates what collective
disputes, fell behind in its An
dropped l.3 per c'rnt last month
bargaining demands school dues and engaged in
ne
surprising
The
sharp,
boards can exilect with 01
questionable ookkecptng
reversal in an upward climb of
without the proposed riwrgt'r
meanwhile,
The I'STA.
wholesale prices was the first
These demands wIll affN't
lual.
frrquentl' since is aniall turnatx'ut in
LWCIIW
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pupils more and more as
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teacher negotiators increase effective opposition that lately (k'tcdwr
some if its rt'c'om. fist an 1:1 ni.t i'i'
their incursions into rurric"uhun
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state' and local school boards o
state' onstitutions and statute
Taxpuye'rs will see the effect.
i..lar arid fringe' benefit s ¶
tle'mrnts escalate.
The Baltimore Tt'achi'r
Union Hfl'i carries the Al"I
banner arid the NEA'i affiliate
is the Public School Teach.'-'
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support
by the powerful NEA ufliliats-,

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Mc6ovcrn lost Ins election, in;
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L;igle'tini as his running mate'
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to Maryland and Baltimore County xiIitical figures.
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tuit Mts' ( eni Elliot L. Richardson has tlt't'ilt'ol
;ig;i inst i't'krri og t Ia' case to Watergate' special
prllsec'utoi' Archibald
Archibald ('ox.
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investigate the case if fund-raising for last 'ear's
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response, ''Oh, are we back to
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Septic Tanks Banned

comes-caused by spiraling
tilt of (nod anti other
tu.ils-may include (urination of

n.t buying cooperatives (u'
IL.' elderly, .iccnnulng to

'n'ikesman for Retired
t:n;erlca, .1 Ftortda.basest
:..'rnberihip organiza tion for
- 4,e, over age 50.
In a story appearing in the
its ('hillS "sFI,M)S
commissioners asked for even s,utsule of the designated flood Current IUI,io its publIcation.
'iifle areas, or in areas of New &amp; Viewi. Retired tmer.a
herald Stall Writer
stronger rules on topographical
certification of a President Jack C. Reatty said
depression.
maps, and set a Tuesda&gt;
registered professional those semori hit hardest by
Tough new septic tank discussion on methosLi c
regul.itiiiris banning all Lsnks in volving the building depart. engineer that the area is skyrocketing food prices at"
uitabLtu for septic tanks, is "already tling in the razor
the water recharge area- ment in the inspection process
edge of poverty
required;"
regardless of percolation test
The new rules, effective
As a result, tie will many
tlel.Inging to Edith Duerr and
Third. "the percolation teits
results -base' been Imposed b&gt; tnunediately, should cut the
John Zuirci
Se'iiiinicile (ounty Pollution number of septic tank ap- ate to be Performed at the exact retirees may be furred tuna
Altamiii'nt,' Springs has 2,893
control Officer Laugh'&gt; Adair. plicuitions in half. Adair said, by location of the drainfield. welfare roles it they do not get
voters
and
The action is expected to spur requiring three steps before a without exception. Lot plans early relief. However, her
dluuf tell
showing the location of the pointed out that many retirees
Casselberry,
new calls for county-wide sewer permit is issued.
Up for grabs in l.ongwrxxl
service in the unincorporated
First, tanks may only be drainfieki must be supplied prefer tvpnvation, even when
sshiich luis 1,578 iiters are (1w
areas
placed on the u
Geological with the applic,it:tnn md the ie'trunns'ntai to their health, ¶u
pt'r('Oljtiufl test hole must seeking wellare jr .Icceptuig
three ihe iuitwil seats of I: F
Stung b&gt; recent count) Survey flood prone areas if
remain unfilled 'anti a site chants. "and we are going ni
W il liammisiti William KIosk&gt;
tl)tliliiiMionl criticism on in. county engineer certifies that
LF.Spet'tiOn is made by the bend every effort to help tL'n::
and )tck I 'rt'ti,sli.iu.s
,
dit'iluaI failures of sonic landfilling has successfully
help themselves."
In Winter Springs with 02
tanks.
permitted
Adair protected the site from further sanitary Inspector
(raniville
Mayo
voters,
Tuesday imposed guidelines flooding and after a six months
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falling under his discretionary wait, a certified engineer
Bakers and Clifford Jordon's power and ba
on state c-unducts successful percolation
council 15515 tire' up In all the
regulations
tests;
('itic' but Sanford terms of
I'ieased with Adair's action.
Second, in ''suspicious areas
office' are (SIll&gt; cars
SKI4I,)I,'s (RIME in the United States fell
per cent l5.st %ear for the first decrease in
'I('.IN, :tt\ (e11 Elliot L. Richardson said
toelis
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i;r,lliti Jut&gt; pnillis'
Sl).itkeit
cc itti ctuirgcs of Ixiliut' brutalit&gt;
in in absirti', e jail break at.

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to, ertrsswdc'ti Raiford State
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anorw who assaulted any other
prisoner if we can make it
ruse,'' Whi(wssrtli sail
As oil 'luesda&gt; , Whitccsrth

e'itleiits,'' flult-hinnun susisi
'Iwo blink Isrtsoflers wets' se riously'$zijurs'd Friday titsil Sat.
tuislity nights Ii ss'Iwsrl*tr at.
tacks by white imimitute at
North F'lri*li, f4ss'ilit&gt;

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nap rae -bribery trial of Dude
Couti t. Circuit Judge Jack Turner may be
based in part on circumstantial cv idens.'e, a
pretSecuttir 1111115 i Page 6A )
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E SI'\'tOht of a Law imposing a tax on
sheriff's deputy Scott Grant111Ell
little ciirs ,,Is he'll ask the legislature to
ehec'ke'd the building during
close a Loophole that allows tuost manulacroutine patrol
Brown scrambled. un.
turers of the miniature stogies to blow smoke
successfully,
get out through
rings at the statute Page 6At
Is' hule in the roof he had en
ts'red but other deputies
In K S'I' IF should search for a better
'ngw es'cl police we're quick to
bargain
hiiu Lake Louisa tur use as a Central
'rruwsi the store The door
t"teir,cta park. a legislator says. Page 6A 1
t,'s unlocked and Brown was
,it re itted
SEN ' IF WI'KR(. i': t'u'tsiL'rt'L*:
Iva clays later Brown, who
I-,% giving the' public a one-niunth suztnhler
ha given the name Keith
bre;ik from its ht'arimig, but there will be no
I''.errtt liucis and claimed to
v.italioii for its ili'.tstmgators attd lawyers.
a West Virginia State hu.sun
l'agt' 1UA
escapee', kit only his empty,
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werl' iittriiijstitig lii htfriitily the
''Ilut t uppe'lirs r-luitt'ii Its tIn'
whit, asaaultecl otherFridus esmiiI Saturday night u

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trial judge scolded the prosecution for riot
turtling the file
earlier. Page 6A ,

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a rcult at public concern
spawned during his stay in the
overcrowded local jail
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attention of Seminole Law entore'vmnent officers June J lZ
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n lily the K ight ('asse'lherry, Longwood and
nt'Wspa)ei' t'hain, which quoted sources ilS SaS'IIi
Winter Springs for the elections
federal prosecutors have tweli told that contractors
stE vusrisius riiunicipal officials
St'iiiinnile's county seat,
paid Agnew $1 ,(KX) a week over a period of years, and
registered
Sanford,
will,
Was
elected
vice
the S50,(XK) stini after he
president
In a story From its Washington bureau, Iii' voters, will fill (tie nist
currently occupied b&gt; Juluini
mic'tt spaper chain quoted the source as saying sotiit
Stt'nstrotii ,in (1w city vinm,
1)1 t he coot nt)utionw may have l$.Yefl put to Agnew's
tiiission, Tt'rrn of off ire is three
ix'rsonril use.
) ears
Tht ,Just ice l)epartrnent tins acknowledged only
In Altainonte Springs ths'
office of mayor, presently belt!
that Agnew is the subject of a criminal inh t e by Lawrence Swofforil, and the
tsuiguitboui, a fact disclosed Monday night by
ounicil seatS held by lIchen
Vi'.' president himselF. 1k' proclaimed his innocence
Ke&gt;se.'r and Keith NIxon are up
and said he would not comment further.
while ('utsse'IlA'mry electors will
No charges have been filed against the vice
tIor' officials fir the mayor's
president, and the case, being investigated b U.S
sIxit 0('cUj)ied by lull Grier and
Ails'. (;t'orge Beall of Baltimore, has not been
forc'ourit'il places now
referred to a grand jury.
The investigation involves allegations of bribery,
extortion and tax evasion growing out of kickbacks

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(tie' cc urtlititiw nts'is .ini later
explain cc hat hap1wrwti Ili Lake
Mary on, Tuesday"
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Given
almost
Ilisurmountable task of gettini: !~'
;s'r rent plus one to vote tin
inicorlErlition, these folks nit
unl&gt; met the challenge' hail
1stnduced soniething like lo per
('s'nt of they electorate.
Take the time' to stud), this
Saul tIji' .is.suillant of iiiiiiate
s'iA IKl', l"l;s I All)
Fears
action and you'll be able Ill
Brown toss) not been
retaliation will make it cliffi. James
;wrcrlve that it huts deep-seated
liwuitvsl Brown, 211, died f millcult ((I 11t0'i'1iti' innii;st.s wit's
motives. Were the people that
tulils' stuili cc iiuinls
killed (iris' pIIsoiit'r and set iliusmuch in favor of an act; were
Prison Supt. Sid Fill trier said
they "fully" it,forrmrd; or was I&gt;' nillired five others in racial
his' hoped the facility's 950 I)risfighting at the Florida State'
'against''
vote
a
this
oniers ttiulti return (II 11 tiiitiiisl
I't 15105,
state' uittotnit'&gt;- Sd)
ssitia'ttung'
routine' tlKLiy.
iiiakt'
"It's aIwu)s difficult
In an effort to avoid further
We're' all lead to believe tI';st
pOssIti because' tils
,i s -use' sri
fighting, iniiiiate's hiui',s' lwens
cc.' 111n profit by st( lists
one cc ants to ts'stut&gt;
State
conifined to tts'ir tells and ush.
ut iiiistisks's I 'm reminded of all of
Ally. Eugene Whitworth
i'red to the mess lush tit siuusll
(Is' growing pains l'xlwris'ru cal (uiincss'ille saisl 'luestla) ''Arid
groups
1) the then North Orlando sow
it they do, cc hie'mi (tie (line collies
'"11w level of (elision has
Winter Springs and of its itiuiny
for trial they change their
tfroppetl oft and there' hay emit
turbulent issues
mind''
been any incidents among indi.
As a matter of fact, right now
Wtutwssttti was called (41 the viduals," Fortner said.
burning
there's
a
Starke prison Su,pjisy night
I)uviil ituehiIiiaIi, deputy (th
issue., whether to raise the
ifter fighting erupted siinulta. rector of the State' ('sirre'i'tloiu'i
,iiillag, or as was prupowtl by
nieously in three cell blocks beI)is'hsion, said inve'st iguitors
one of Its councilmiie'n, to
(wisH an o'sts:iiiits'sI 200 black
were still trying to pinpoint (lie
disband (tie' city
isrisl cc hilts' itiliiiitt'Si
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Agnew,
What then of Mr. Nixon's
(hOi(('S...
riot only of his running
fop
Inate,but SO many of his
selected aides?
Hopefully, with the first in
termission of the Watergait,
affair. it will cause all It
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US
h(EGARI)l.ESS
.IATION. ti
PARTY AFF ILIATION_
becona' musire aware if ths
whom we elected Iii se'r t it',

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fro1r,ictionq inforprorAtion bill. At least 50
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Lake Mist&gt;' reslelenL'i, not ,*t
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see' •s busy lime in the next four
tn.iniths before permanent of.
fu'i;sts ut' i'li'sti'sl
operists'
their city gost'rnni('nt
Like five other Sertil nub'
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electionilui&gt;. hi the into-rim
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Wednesday, August 8, 1973--Sanford, Florida 32771
65th Year, No. 291
Price 10 Cents

george

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of c hidlenging

trrrvit'ExkHiR" sliiss, to the extrenwly harsh criteria laid
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a ciriple' tnh;Joriy 'e required Fr*d 01) ¶Ne'
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for ratification of the new city
The hnundrles of lake Mary new city hundreds of acres of
ti'rneh SR-IRA on the north, agricultural land recently
mosirinp Interstlato Four 6n the annetted hy.'~mnfoortil iq includissid
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sa id the state law
touch t; .S 17.42 helm, Fman
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participating
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projects in Orange. Seminole
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promnots' a full schedule of
specific projects by educational
in,ctlt'utions, museums, gaIler
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social and cultural societies,
and front neighborhoods.
It is the committee's desire to
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rather than a inert' carnival

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The rape trial of another Sanford man continued toela)
be-fare Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi. Walta Ross, 43.1712 W.
15th St. Is accused 01 raping a23-year-old Sanford woman at
knifepoint near .ungwood lime 28.
Authorities said Ross picked the woman up on W. 13th St

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'flit aIlt'geel c'ur-tuii te-stifie'd 'Iue'iadu) that Ri's-a forced
her to accaiuipany t.lm in a car to a dart road where she
escaped momentarily but a couple parked in a white car
tx'tiind Ross' car art the' "lover's lane" ref used to help her.
'The man and woman were having sex and be said heit oulcth '1 carry me tw,irue-,' the' alleged victim told a jury
- T)uatman had ctia grit) uniform arid a badge ."
She said Rosa tarred her back into his car with the knife,
drove further down the dart lane and sexually assaulted her
fur two hours before' carrying her Pswt' and promising It' liii)
for her rapped tmdergarnients

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Kos. Jr. tit Sanford on a rape
e-hiarge. Ibis said when
released I ruts-i custody b
Circuit Judge- Dominick
Saul. "I'm Innut-eni and
thankful fur the jury
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historical soa'it'tie's to get in

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Marie Burke
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p1101k' 647.1;1i he-tite-en 10 a mu,
and 3 p_ill. so tha t ct'k'bratitsti
(lates will not hi' .Iupliratt'd.
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Mrs Karl II.
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pes-esihiility" Is it needed? To
gain popular supxrt, it miiust
rt'sull in some positive good for
all or nearly all the citizens.
l)ot's It posaes a time limit"
There must be some ex*'e-tatlan that the goal will be
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suggest ions in improving of the
quality of life here are needed.
"We can dt'niomistniite that
cc itbi liii' c.tmiumiuitiiit'rit of 1111111%
ls'ople, ideas anti institutions
can be implemented for civic
pride," the [)e'nnisons said
art' being
Priori ties
established so the follc'wing
information is needed concemflillg l)rOPSed orojcct.s as

I)Iseharges

Arthur L. Jackson, Jr., I.ai,"
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'l'he rentral i-esnimnninit-.mtiti

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!srotliy Lit. Miiphy
I;ugcne Brewer
Ih'tra A. Leslie
1)amel Shonda
Aaron Capehart, Jr
George K. Beasley
Mictcae'I A Simmons
Euth Grogan
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rontetsals that since the sysic
such it tie" tune III i1Hiti "; I %
" there will naturally Is' Silt'
bugs to iron out of it," lie s.,i' I
that mmmv ;waplt' mire not
aware of how the sssh'iim sc,rk,
and, in fuel, iiiimny people ill II,Outlying areas of the county annot yet aware of the system ;it
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Hubert B. Addington
Louise C. Sweeten
Margaret l. Koger
Shaun If. Obrien
Sarah M. Drinkard

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dispatched
sitrultaneously to every ear in
(Ix' county l'tsa' 1111 14. needed to
Issue an dill points bulletin
m ou l d definitels decr.'a', -. he
added. Another advantage l',ulk
Plfltt'tt out Is the tOn%eflit'flCe
of having to rt'memnber onls one
phone nunmts'r for all service's

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lIe' ,'stiiiusted that it stisilt
Like only ismr additional lN't' 'It
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services" c-averts ge When sit
get right ,lowmi to it imiost usiti
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nuismls'r of Items that must 1wdepartments
it ith the' various Ili'resolve,l
and iiiiihiulani i'
se.'rvtei's invols-e&amp; Volk s-alit It
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operate at
niazimium effie'iencs. At the
present time it is manned by 17
persons: 13 art' pros ideti by the
Sheriff's de'partinent and 4 by
the 5,-infant Police Lh'partment.
issue at todays
The kc
meeting will lx' the proposal
that each municipality In
Seminole ('ounty provide
personnel to operate the
to

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not ) at offer the all servo s'
t'*is-e'rag.' ls't-ause (litre are a

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lb-lent-s of the
stem Is
reluitis-,' to (ha' number of
ls'ra'. available to tlfWi'IiIC It.

tk'termince.I Imlay at a meeting

for cyclist Keith Boyer

mits expire.
eiterda
zrd removed a ru! dr severail large (;5 &amp; .iIt appears this system is
Recent board directives to
variety of itt'nu having a total hung Boston Ave. before
i. :ounc'ilmt.n Nixon ti' and Keyser he.ar proposal
being
operated
in
an
un.
zoning
staff will effectively ban
value of *1.55(1
widening it, the) protested
sarutar), irresponsible manner, all but temporary trailers from
an Pattescm Photos
According to Pyk someone energetically.
--------------entered Pus house through the
Spear heading the objections and without c'erutication as a commercial areas
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And
a
June
Utilit)
area
b}
the
County,'
19
ordinance
back door, an broad daylight, was landscape arctdtect,
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banning trailers on agricultural
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and made off with a 36 piece set Cixuk The protest went unheard Adair told the board
Citirj what he termed plots less than 10 acres had
of gold flatware, an Insuimatw when the first council meeting
obvious
negligence,' Adair been explained by county staff
anera, a Hamilton wrist protesuirs attended was canwatch I with the owners name celled due to lack of a quorum said the opera tors may be in as inte nded to clear mobile
Violation of county and stale homes from such areas.
engraved on it i, an assortment The protest was scheduled f
Tuesdia), however, cornOf gold jewelry and one pair of 11w following week-4nwhich antu-Ixillution regula tions
\,.,si.,
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According to Adair. who has misslaners said they will wart
iu' $ ballet shoes.
time the trees had been felled
L.ndrses dog control
to establish a special exception
The case is still under investaBundy assured council made repeated visits Us the lift
i:utrnn and no arrest has yet Tuesday three-year.old trce, station since Thursda, c-nm. "one-time" zoning to allow
f'eri nuide but a young white probably oaks, would be pan officuil have not con- triiilerrrsidcntstostavontheir plaints filed against them
frau. ;u.I( 1;uri'1ier w,l.t'd Its a Urirui. of
.luit
ecapt ii!trriip
hi office, nor has a land.
Owners would have to pick up
lts shoes on me steps of '.' ater and Ithodes unlocked
"If excessive form was used nude was seen on the premises, planted on the west side of tiscwd
Only
barnes
pomp
rep(lFtl'dl)
on
the
placed
on
land
the
animal at the county pound.
a
neighbor,
several
hours
Boston
Ave.
to
replace
Ito. old Seminole C't'iut
th'ir c-cl] to let them into a
by one or more guards during by
the repair shop since with inadequate drainage will pending tests for rabies arid
incident
was
cut
down,
as
(u'urthouse when Pu bolted piussagcwaa
soon
as
the
road
fr
Rhodes wai,
the incident. it was obt-iaustv a before the
be in danger of eviction upon visciusness.
Thursd arrived
reported.
was widened and paved
from custody while being jumped and beater during liii
normal rriac'taori to the initial
-While
a
dirt
dike
was
the
expiration of current per.
thrown
Asking for public support,
returned to jail idler the c'ourt ensuing fracas. Other jailers assault upon the guar-ti:
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up around an overflowing mits. and two-to-four.year Drummond said "so far on))
had appointed a lawyer to and ck'puties Downstairs heard grand jur) reported
utanhole, at his direction, no automatic extension periods, Commissioner i Dick Williams
re pr esent ham.
the noise and rushed upstairs las
Other complaints of over.
other action had been taken as the board said.
and I have publically endorsed
Sanford Police Lt. Edward subdue the would be escapees
crowded jail conditions were.
late as Tuesday afternoon,
full funding."
Hayden. off dut and an his wa
and free Rhodes
public-dy voiced by prisoners
Adair said.
DOG ORDINANCE READS'
to court, spotted the fleeing
Four dws later Brown all.
and Circuit Judge Hager Iy1;es
Possible solutions to the
(X)Dl.ANI)S V ZONE.!)
prisorw'r and with the help if Ott tirared lit 'irc'uit court before
('utlint'u I, ('lsurut
run The tviard Mt an August 21
;urustilem, he said, would hi' to
dei.tiuue'd jurj verllrt'ntisz Judge L)ouuiruick Sialfu wiUu
niissiuni'ri.
'the critica
r.iui.e the canupan) to lure a public hearing on a proposed
The b.urd apprr'ed ,'n:r..
i.le'd Brown and subdued C11111111, of police.' brutality that
overcroVth'd condition if
Ii) It (iIii(uH't
ik1LS
utaruds and Use prospect of more (-eruuicd operator, or for the dog control ordinance, but fur the fifth, and last section of
:: a block from the c-our. kicked off a grand Jut) probe
count) jail and called far jail
City of Casseltierry to purchase Commissioner Greg Drum. the 550 single-family unit
Associated Press '.re-r
grain ex ports.
Brown pleaded with Salfi to expansion
mor.d indicated little' hope Woodlands development near
11w plant
'1' ASI1INGT
Al',
Some
eintiers
of
Congre
s
s
Brown
bragged
to transfer turn to ariether jail
The grand jw noted it would
Cas.selberry has offered to adequate funding will be Casselberry.
Higher
prices
are
virtuallj
have
suggested
last
)ear's
authorities, 'You won't catcrtu "before sunwthing happens to
"at a later date" investigate
crowded jail conditionscertain to follow the lifting of parts, especial]) the $1-billion make the deal, but have not provided for the measure.
Developers said once final
me the next tame.-"
nit' and cited overcrowded
heard from Lake Kathryn ofAc-cording to I)rurnznond, the plats and land planning are
but the &amp;a-da price freeze next sale to the' Soviet Union,
The rwwi. sp('tlight was on c'nnditiesns in the understaffed
official records on file an Circuit
proposal would place four approved. imtlIl construction
Monday
But Nixon ad- suited an a domestic shortage facials, Adair said
Brown again on June M 11172 local fuc-ilit
Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr
vehicles in the unincorporated on the $35,000 to *45.000 range
in'Iication
the
ministration
spokesmen
are
and
higher
food
prices.
Agriculwhen the escapee and celiniate'
Brown rlainwd lit was put in
office sticni no
ARI$(flt LA%I DF.LAYED
areas of the cowaty to pick up homes could begin in Septaken
th'wnstau's
grand
jury
followed
up
with
the
unwilling
to
predict
the
size
of
turr
Secretary
Earl
L
Butz
acRaymond Harold Gray were legiroru- and
clogs which have had corn- tembcr.
the increases
knowledged the exports had
charged with beating counts- and kicked by jailers after the
tnvrstlpatauru.
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Corrumssuoners were- set to
Out
reason
to
the
difficult
in
wn-e
effe'c't
on
domestic
prices
jailer H. W. "Dusty" Rhodes assault on Rhodes. The grand
County officials, however.
forecasting the effectiveness of
But Virginia Knauer, Presi. adopt a wide-ranging tree
with his "slap stick" in an jw') reported Jul) H. 1972 it
began working toward jail
Phase 4 controls. which will re- dent Nisons crsrisunwr.affairs protection ordinance, under
abortive' zutteinpi to flee' the found ' - no ev'idrnct, of police exjuinsion and last week a
place Up-freeze. Another is that adviser, denied iru Pittsburgh discussion for months, but
accorul floor jail
brutality surrounding events $333,249 construction contract
Fennell
Conpast
predictions can prier in- Tuesday that experts brought postponed final action in the
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Sheriff John Polk saw the twci leading up to and following the
was awarded
fact of organized opposition
of creases and the rate of inflation higher prices
struction
Associates
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Sir spoke 01 an "mginary" from agricultural interests.
11 L ltamunte' Spr ings and a$l9,S
-B) PAl SJLRIA)CK
'flue farmers, supported by
The Agriculture' Department food shortage and said supplies
his wife t1e -erly at Pits bedside
nit'tael contract to Ruanoke'
Associated Press %rlter
ventured a guess Tuesday that and pr ices should stabthzealer county agricultural agent
He had beaten the med ic-al
arid Bridge Works
LEWISTON, Maine AP - odds, stretching his life flirts
Frank
Jam.
said
they
felt
retail
food
prices
this
year
the
freeze
on
beef
prices
wVirginia
could wind up ) per cent above ed Sept I:.
provisions requiring individual "1 am scheduled to die this months bt'jund the mazunwit
Work is slated to begin U
11172 level. But that outlook
Meanwhile,
beef
supplies
permits
be secured for tree year... I refuse"
one year which doctors had gilt
w.'t'k Included wit.h renovation the
With those words, veteran en him
! the' county jail is t'unslruction is based on a 12-month period, continued to dwindle. The removal in fields would work
Institute said "undue hardship' for what they iie'WAZflhifl Richard Kisonak be.
Kisciauik's fight began No,
a two-story administrative not Just on the 4 months that Arirrican Meat
will follow the freeze.
cattle termed "buns lick agricultural gun a hopeless 23-month fight 31, 3971, when a Pcrtlaivl
'wing
'
the
number
of
fur the Sheriffs
against arnyot.rophic lateral r'ciswgeon informed hurt he
The bulge could be even slaughtered Monday was clown pursuits."
iuit'flt me construction should
greater, depending on 11w elf ec
The c'ummission, explaining sclerosis, Lou Gehng'o disease. was suffering from the muM-uto
75,000
head,
compared
with
conapleted within a
Kisonak died Tuesday at 44, liar disease
Brown pleaded guilty lw tivemuas Of Phase 4 and other I1L000 during the same period they wish to ensure farmers
don't clear all trees for
September to attempted mape waftt' irIct ac'tuuns the depart, a year liEu
pasture land,' then turn
-- - - inOucago. the- price at wheat
arid the state dropped an "lent said
and
sell
the
nrwb'
The
department's
Outlook
bought
for
September
delivery
around
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iIgravated assault charge In
I' -:fisrc: 11,j. !,oquttt':f I'. a Jur) '1 ut'srla'. fliEhi
rea
and Situation Board noted hire- rose U $4.34 per bushel
4 opened area to dev elopers, set
the.- beating of jailer ltliaij
cluurgi he raped a ll.-)e-ar'old girl was told Li) Circuit Judge
I
an
August 28 date for recori10
years
in
prison
for
casts
of
record
mm.
wheat
and
some
analystsaid
traders
art
Ii MII,1.ARt) P(M4ElJ
fur
Brown got
i t.- r' Mrs Uar. s
Clarence.- Johnson Jr. ")ou should get down on yout knees
he attempted escape and went soybean crops, but said the in- betting that demand will exceed sideruig the measure.
Buyer. Pe'tusky, Micto; Mrs
tonight and thank God for the Jury
Other provisions would bar
Millard F:Ui erie Powell Vir.inja F'oglernar,. Mrs Sylvia
bark ti I'&amp;ulni &amp;-uci counts a'raw' In supply could be offset supply, sending prices even
Johnson told John Ar(-tiI Harrison. 33, Apt
':I!;?Iue- : fou:. L':o-'tu' si.i-t:u
before- gurrig It Itailurd, when
S Navy, 43, of 621 W. Cult's, Mrs. Madeline McI'tuerbrewer Court, "You have one of the worst cruiitnai records
Rcatrniaon St., orlando died 5051; and mother, Mrs. Carrie
1* was stabbed to death SuitI 's-c' seen. Page after page.' of violent
MondM), Bethesda, Md.
this
l..ashrn,t, all of Winston Salem,
'flit girl had testified Harrison twisted her arm and
He' Is survived by his wife, N. C.
Gray plcadt-d guilt) ill
dragged her from Southwest Road June' t' to a weeded area
Gloria;
m, Jack, daugtite-r, Grainkow Funeral
Scpteniber It the aggravated
Home will
east of Acadern) Manor subdivision and raped her .
U 0 Orlando; parent",
assault
on
Rhodes
and
wits
send the remains
Winston
Assistant Public Defender- Mike Mathews successfully
Mr and Mrs S J. Powell
•s'
:
MriItt'lit'ed ti five s-cars ii
LaS'
Salem for funeral services ,rvi
argued that irx-unsisteflcier in the' alleged -tam's testuriov)
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Winter Garden; two tirutiiers burial
pr ison. The at tempted escape
called for acquittal of Harrison.
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B.e-v Jac Powell Jr., Maui lieu,
C'M..tI
SO
a'.
a'
('PUttiC tCt Gtit VOS cit-upped
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Harrison renu*lns in county jail awaiting trial in another
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the golf course
Commissioners directed representatives there was "no
Although residents were
acting utilities chief R.M. intent" in recently adopted
Ii }'k- reported to angered, they organized
the enunole Count) Sheriffs formal protest against the Parmalec to follow up a report count) regulations to throV
by pollution control officer residents off agriculturall)
Department that someone condition of the road.
trr*.v into Pus Altamonti' home thev- learned the' rit%. planned to Langk' Adair on the treak- zoned land when current per-

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Operators of the Lake during construction.
ulle) For golf course. The Kathryn F.statzs sewage lift
MOBILE HOMES'SAFE
tr-pass was an turn abandoned station face possible legal
action in the wake of several
w hen it became almost
Commissioners told
passable, and a third track was clafl of breakdowns which
dumped
raw
sewage
into
Gee
warned
delega tion of mobi le
developed, taking up mare of

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a.ssed It acrossa section of

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the pollee i-tite'Is, not lust
John Volk
lit Sheriff salit lit asked the'
'sint% eotnnsIs,sIorpers to fund

tliumt if all the
r .-qtie'st,'.l joli', tiiisl tit'en
jrssnte,I then there would be no
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for construction of the Nor- Ford at $24,7M; and Hetni- County Creek "high class' although the drug problem ir,
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Wednesday. Aug. 8, 1973

BRUCE BIOSSAT

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Brazil

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Trying

While most Latin American countries spend
an inordinate amount of time and effort try
i ng to
make themselves appear more important than
they are, Brazil works hard to do the Opposite.
Not that Brazilians have a low opinion of
themselves.
To the contrary, Brazilians say, almost as if
they mean it. that "God is Brazilian" and that,
therefore. Brazil's future is assured.
But, as a very practical matter, Gen. Emilio
Garrastazu Medici, the old soldier who has
running the sprawling South American country
since Oct. 30, 1969. and the men around him have
been making every effort to avoid exaggerating
Brazil's undeniable importance in Latin
America and the world.
By virtually all measuring sticks. Brazil is
the greatest countr in Latin America. With
some 3,286,000 square miles in area, Brazil is
three times as big as Argentina, and more than
four times as big as Mexico.
In Gross National Product. Brazil is first in
America. with a figure of $38•47 billion.
\exico, second, with $33 83 billion - and
Argentina, third, with $82 billion. The three
l.tin Ame ri can cou nt ries are among the 20 top
nations of the world, according to World Bank
estimates. Worldwide, Brazil is 13, Mexico 16,
and Argentina 20.
But, while Brazilians gain considerable
confidence from such statistical claims to
greatness, th ey generally prefer not to brag too
Jcidlv so as not to offend other Latin Americans
and make them more jealous than they are.

the investigations, testimony, and
depositions coming from so many different
sources, it is no wonder that the Senate
Watergate Committee is calling on the computer
for help.
Within 10 days. the committee will have at
its fingertips all the facts, cross-referenced,
correlated, connected, linked up and ti ed down,
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minstrabon, where cuTuption atwe. Lee seems autocratic at understand why he is soaenC4ipk) NrwiSer"k'e
Is virtually nonexistent.
times but the citizens don't Mtve to press cnUctm (Lee
Chilef arctflteci SIngapore 5 seem to mind because. In a has closed papers and expelled
SINGAPORE -in 1965,
Charlie Young Ooo-chaw oed su,,
crm is Prime Minister Lee word, Singapore has never had foreign Journalists 1. His spcech
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Ku.an Yew. English-educated it 50 good
an elderly automobile and a
TTisIC*itY interest in a finIng "Harry" Lee started his
;as
political career as a Sabst
nail factory.
said
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Today, the !iftsh Your
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Koh
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on the theme that our stock
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chance

After all, a future candidate still will have to run the
gamut of the established political process In part that
means winning, in the most personal sense, the support ol
politicians who, Watergate notwithstanding. stubbornly cling
to standards of their own They have to like the man, the
retain a good deal of confidence in their judgments of politi
cal horseflesh, and they don't believe that the present surrealistic landscape of scandal has outdated those judgments

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For the Democrats the hard choice will be whether Sen
Edward Kennedy, the booming young man with so mitch of
the drive that suits the presidency. is crippled by Chappo.
quiddick. a very different kind of "taint," for all the efforts

Wainwrigtit iiias N' this' next iii'
s isbn dires't'r to fall hi.svt' been
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However. Turkey has always played a relatively small role
in both the legal and illegal opium trade. Out of 1,400 metric
tons of opium produced legally in the world in 1970, Turkey
contributed only 10 tons fir comparison, the Golden Trian.
gle produces an estimated 700 metric tons of illicit opiates
each year

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IL "is that the First Amendment guarantee Is not for the

berm-fit of the press w much as the benefit ofusall."
With this statement, the Florida cowl by a 6-b-I voite
helped to further institutionalize the growing attack on the
free press, and particularly the First Amendment, For the
Florida ruling Is is gross and distorted interpretation of the
First Amendment as it was written by the framers of the
Constitution.
The derision Is the outgrowth of legal action filed against
the Miami Herald by an unsuccessful Florida stale legislator
attacked by the paper in an editorial,
In effect, the Florida high court, in Its ruling against the
)jt'ralcl, set a lethal precedent by assuming that it has the
power to mandate for newspapers specific points of view as a

"valid excise of the state police power enacted to assure
integrity of the electoral process."
While the Florida itate Supreme Court decision will be
appealed, it is important to point out the premises on which
the case was decided and Its possible consequences for the
future of press freedom. Viewing the decision against the
Musnii Herald in a larger context, it reveals one more step
along the road to press serfdom ln the Un i ted States.

Press

The arguments contained in the Florida high court brief
are not rew, they have been advanced against an already
partially government-controlled media, broadcasting. In
fact, the major premise of the court ruling is the "citizen's
right of access'
The very wording is almost a direct replay of those same
arguments heard against broadcasters over the last few
)ears.

The "right of access" was first raised by Prof. Jerome
Barron, dean of the Syracuse University Law School, back in
1967 in the prestigious publication Harvard Rrs'lew, The
"right of access" argument was later picked up by radical
commissioners of the Federal Coinn3unications Commission,
Nicholas Johnson and Kenneth Cox. Not only did they argue
for "right of access" in broadcasting for various political
groups, but they boldly asserted that such a doctrine should
be extended to newspapers
Writing in the Wall Street Journal of April 1, 1971, this

c-olwnnist warned that the printed press had been grossly
negligent In not seeing that the "fairness" or "access"
doctrine applied against broadcasting would eventually be
unposed on the print meth't,
Two months later, the U.S. Supreme Court set the tort'
when, for the first time in the history of this Republic, it
ruled, by its decisions tr, the Pentagon Papers case, that it
had the right to compel the prest Into a position of prior

restraint

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Seevers' warning is backed up by a recently released report to the House Foreign Affairs Committee by a special
narcotics subcommittee A major share of heroin coming to
the United States flows almost freely from Thailand, unham pered by corrupt Thai officials and meager U . S. antidrug
efforts, the report charges
But according to S.eevers, a large part of the problem lies
in the fact that most of the 'world's Illicit poppy farming
areas are not under the control of any national government,
The 200,000 hill tribesmen of not thhern Thailand, for in
stance, rely on poppies as almost their sole cash crop
As he mutates supply is only one part of the frightening
drug equation The other is demand And in this regard, the
attorney general of Mexico. whose government is actively
combatting the drug trade, especially in marijuana, has
probably put his finger on the central Issue.

ttoiiiain for possible replace'ijients.
Keller called a news confer.
ence last week to intrsxiuet' his

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becaw%e the Hospital sho"t-Al

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lion grow tti,'' said Mragtls'r
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new- Short Stay Surgery &amp;'r% lu'
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Longevity Of Bumblebee Queen
Buying a valuable pearl for his
girl is enough to give a lover the
heartburn today, but in the Middle
Ages fresh water pearls were
ground up and given as a remedy for
heart palpitatlon.

Frogs are usually thought of as
harmless, but some contain potent
towns. It Is to deadly that darts
dipped In it can paralyze and kill
small game within a few minutes.
How good are your ears' Well. If

they are very keen you should be
able to hear a normal human voice a
distanice of 150 yards.
The price for overdoing some
habits: "The American Hospital
Association says that 25 to 30 per
cent of all adult medialsurgical
patients In metropouilan hcMta1s,

reiardles, of their primary
diagnosis, are suffering from some

degree of akholism.
Nature tvA: Do you still believe
an ostrich hides its head in the sand
when It thinks It Is In danger? To the
contrary, it you try to corner one, It
Is more likely to try to kick your
head off with a blow from Its foot
that can kill or maim. A mole will

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lie just walL; awhile until she does It

twrsefl."
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getting Urid."

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Impressive productivity Its
original rates i4cre lo,ilier Ulan
those prevailing Ili tlicarea and

The real problem, says Pedro 0 je42 Paullada, is U S con
sumption of illicit drugs and the tremendous prices Americans are willing to pay for them. As long as thi: demand
continues, and profits are high enough to make druf.traf.
firkmg worth risks, the worldwide narcotics crisis wi I c ant.inuc to be with us

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This will be thø last year for Turkey's (legal) poppy crop
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lit Winter Park Memorial lbs. Meagher said.
pit.'il have neade it ossibls' for
''&amp;'on.t'qut'ntly, as of now, is''
the I l:s'- pital to revoke part sif its will it'll back room rates lii
insist recent rats' iwrease.
dollar a day. When i;wrt'asiuii'
The action, a rarity in thi' s - .s,.' arid salary demands remedical world fired with quire it, i's' will ,uiturall,
soaring supply and equipment return to the rates that hi,is
costs anti wage increases, was been in vfft't during the
effectl''i' Aug. 1, according to few tuiontks.
''All thit'ss' 4U'ti(lnS 1115' it,
i'resident'a ilium ii; is Ira tor ,
keeping is ilhi the dt'terinseiatiu:e
Harvey E . Meagher
'liii.' rate reduction and it_s of our Hoard of 'l'ru'.k't's
causes are extremely complex, provide the best hospital ram" in
time most econoiiiiral manner
Meagher said.
I"aced with a cuisti shortage consistent w-itn our high
standards," Meagher said.
and an expected summer liut'k
The usuai indicator of use .
due to i'acatieun.s and postponeciients of elective surgery, this' pital rates Is the basc semi'
Hospital last Spring put into private room rate. This rate :it
"fit's, t a general rate Increase. WinterPark Memorial is as iriS
-r,'ast'sl from $41 to $48 last
l(ix)iii rates went up $4 la'r ills&gt;.
'Ilie Increase was approved ,S'ning, and is heiSt i,'tlii,'*'ti ti'

Laos and Thailand don't represent muck now in terms of
opium getting to the United States, says Dr. Maurice H
Seevers, who was chairman of the department of ph.armacol.
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The much-heralded end to poppy farming in Turkey "will
have virtually no impact on the amount of illicit opium or
heroin flowing Into this country'," warns an international l',
recognized expert on drug addiction and the world narcotics

The first thing a returning
notices about Singapore,
in c'umpanson to other Asian
cities, is its cleanliness
The government is so strict
about *&amp;nis}ung litterbugs that
it has bec'orr* a habit to put
gum wrappers and cigarette
butts in one's pocket rather
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up pretty well. The 540cA While
obelisk, started In 1641, has settled
only six Inches since its cainpktlon
in 14.
Would you like to send a happy
tArthday card to a buriness firm
you're fond of? Well, to help you out,
there is now on the UW'klt a srolwi*
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NEW YORK Al-' - flung a
ulw:ut might rwier know ii he
didn't open his mail:
Her royalt) pa) s a special reward
to a taizntilebee queen -kmgevlty.
All her subject bees die during the
%Vf Only she remains alive to
start another generation.
Speaking of longevity, the
Washington Monument, a landmark
in the nation's capital that has
drawn 56 million S'illtOf's, 15 tXtIdUig

'11w' fs'eIi'risl spIII I' isgeits -) V ill
otsi'rye Its 1 511i ariruivs'rsciry
I I I wittitiut pi11I' cisk,'.
tittInj isriel at ii tIi,' ',he',i
Aiiis'rh'a's Isirrof,culNitlion with
iettis'r events seetiic'hu,w ha o;
shills'el 11w' earl&gt;' glatilest if
isilse'ntijrrc Ia'&gt;uriel the world
.%sk the iiuuu on this' corner icr
the hnsice'ss ifs' this' nitnil's sit the'
'ks l,sh, II nstrnnesiih noel fe ',t
tan It'll &gt;oii all I tine' lint lutist
east i9s-s' &gt;-ssti tIes' tilsIlme'S cii tie'
c hic'f i'hisr a '- tsr s Ili Ole
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Hoss does all this tr,i'islate into the re.ilitis of 1976'
It probably means that, while both parties have a
array of reasonably talented governors and senators, man'j
will be thrust aside as not having the "weight" for the presi
dency Others will be perceived as not basing the time or the
means lrs'en granting television) to prove their large potential A few will be rejected as personally unpalatable to
'oldfashioned' politicians who simply refuse to let their
'seat of the pants' instincts be dismissed as irrelevant

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ishiss is 52, sls'niesl that his isp'
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politicans and people- Not the smallest is how ''taint" i
going to be defined in the aftermath of Watergate
Defined too severely. it could set Impossible standards for
men struggling in a world beset as never before by pressures
and complexities. by the gaudy temptations of affluence, by
conflicting loyalties, by the need to make endless decision
in tantalizing shades of gray.
There may well be many men who somehow have steerrt
their way safelyt hrough this mare But it would be an ama,ingly fortunate coincidence for the country if any of these
also turned out to be men with a real capacity to govern tht tili
to be nominated.
nation - and a realistic

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After some tough years
during "confrontation" by
Sukarno's Indonesia and then
an unhappy, short-lived
marriage with Malaysia,

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One doesn't have to be a dreamer to accept this sdejill,
readily in principle Yet it promises all sorts of trouble for

Whoever then should be chosen, the decisions may be taL"
en as a "vital gain" for the country's political health . But i
could be a health precariously maintained, a struggle for
near•t'rrfection in a world of imperfection, resembling a
man lit, ing on the thin edge by holding desperately to a pain
fully rigid diet

million citizens are Ounese.

Singapore U

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senators
have
told me in recent
two
prominent
At least
days that neither political party can dare nominate for presi
dent in 1976 anvt'sne with any sort of "taint" attached to hint

atergate.
is he nevertheless
W
to be untouched directly by
the )reidentc official teammate'
'ta,nted Ylv'lr!v
idct s r marr,eu nde'libly, to:t 1, ft's'
man," and as one who refuses to divest himself of frit'ni
who would shadow in dubious tones an already damaged high
office'
Should these two men in the opposing parties find themselves flawed bi taint as defined for 1976 and maybe long
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equate it with Watergate.
For the Republicans a leading 1976 contender, Vice
dent Spiro Agnew, will be judged in special light Felt wideI

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ROY GREEN

Brazil's many critics.
In one was' or another, Argentine. Mexican
and (•uba fl commentators often seek to prove
that Brazil is being encouraged by the United
states to exercise hegemony in Latin Amercia.
So it is that the ('ithan Communist radio
invariably interprets Brazil's diplomatic contacts with its South American neighbors as an
effort to coerce them into submitting to the
dictates of "the Brazilian gorillas." as Havana
terms the military dictatorship.
Argentines, generally, are much more
restrained in their wording. But, for example,
the Buenos Aires newspaper La Nacion recently
said that the Brazilian Foreign Office,
"Itamarati. he ir to the diplomacy of th e Empi re,
moves without raising a rumpus, but with
precision"

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Deals With Indonesia

devek'pmerd in Asa,

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To put it bluntly, Brazilians are trying to livee
down the accolade President Nixon OflCC tOSSCd
them
Swept up by the enthusiasm of the occasion of
president Medici's visit to Washington, Mr.
Nixon toasted Brazil with words to the effect that
as Brazil goes, so goes the rest of Latin America.
Brazilians, of course, were momentarily
pleased with the praise.
But first the editorial reaction and then the
official disclaimers from much of the-t of
Latin America were unanimous in condemnation
of what was taken as a U.S. suggestion that the
other countries should follow Brazil's lead, in
any th ing.
That incident occurred in December, 1971,
but, even today, it t frequently recalled by

factory, and is managing
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NASA's 15th Birthday Oct. 1

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Church Nuptiais Unite
Gladys Smi th, E. Green

Mrs. Muller

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fifirste train the headqusun at Outstanding Elemeritar%
Teachm of hmerich Inc. of Washingtisn, 17) C., was read and
premnird It, Mrs. M ulier In Ms O.J. Moore A garland of red
rimes; were pinned on her b !tta rahia Miltiefl a taken it
anprPriation trorn, fix it er gludenty. Spormal dedicatian. "If I

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t-htri•n at Irro and whiti carnation vorsagcs
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risother, Mrs Katn- Wynn arid her sister Mrs Ruby Isaac
1ilt ithtcIttttw' t'rsitedI)usne World From Fianda 11w
Aver%' will travel U Chester, Pm... Itnehester. !Y uric
Laredo. 'Irsmn The Aver) 't, v-ui sorn hi
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mluriru 11w In, Republican their crass euminabon, which
van (-spec-ted to challenge
-:jtianal Convention
•'It Just may bt that Vm going leininer's credibility,
to Piati a conference suth 11w
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paratrooper.
closed his two
the judge said
Arnow told the sequestered days on the stand for the proseJurors that they could return It- eutmon with testimony that
1S Duilric't Judge 'Am.cwn their barnes fun' the day and fendant Scott Camfi,
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iSIIOIS Ordered a 5UT15C
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then called Carrouth and I S ha, nt-n'. ille Florida
cia'. recess Tuesmia'. in 11w c-tui
rnordinath' once asked him
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spirar trial mmf eight rnemtxrms chambers flirt emerged 40 he would like It' liii a
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Pmstriri- Smith celebrated her 1311 birtiu'ti'- v-t:
m.;mmnia PartI given in her honor, Ibm- guest uttendec:nitwit mind Ibm- rest of the rvr?ung was spent eating m.
rf;mm tui Cu' ui attended c-hurt P iw't ic-er at l,ev Mt Catvari
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Associated Pre" V.rtter
cMNFSVlU.E.Fla aJ' f-t- atC,mncrcilIe right
thrurva poured over transcripts
d FBI interviews with the
c ernmi nt n- ruir v tInt-sn
tmicjiit m.ftir mtr angrc trims jud,t
smided ttw prosecution far not
turning the file over earlier.

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ic-partrnent Sgt Wright was Ibm- first Black noiti U. bcc-oint- is
ch-tectivt- fl the depmuirtua,nt and the first Us tmecsviw if
M-rgumnt
Wright has received many awards in has work He v-at'.
nimuni outstammiding law enforcement officer for lit month
'inber 151I arid outswnithrq' -uinrg low cn!urc't'ment urffit'rr
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He via re--umniended 11% liii riOt-ida.
.ct'cer fun the Jam Moon Meniun-ud Award U- Ibm- ourstmunduig young law enfun-ernirnt uffic-et Its 1972-197.,,
He- ndse received tin following honors mind training am Pita
wart., special truinung Iron the Council on Police Officer
.Standards and 1ruming police remit truinitir, fire-armi
lIst- U-Il and Medical Iwlf-Hrtp 7raianmng
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ruuiscellaneous
ho v er, given by Mrs James doll flanked by two tall white
uiuihls-s in 'ii', s-i holders
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Rep. Langley
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'iii! 15151 I hit laritit tlmsitii
pns1It'. ire '.Ir
simm! 'cirs
Cht'str-r F l)t'ying of ('levulund,
olin.

Pr

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with jai appraisal of the propert'. b cube.
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the plifirCel was
spticulator-s

Airlines urid Mr I)s y hug
fles in Itt f-niitrissIs- (i.umity
of
Waf
the
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The bride is
Ili
Lordr
and Mr- I(,,t#r r1 F

In addition tim a hi.iiimp.It,ns
fountain, liquid rs'ireshisrenls
ills'l Included ruill plall(h and
Ii suit puma-Is

Aplmrssslnnutely- IOn guests

1 his- s'anmlleltl buffet table
I -atured it pot Imurri of
lilt. totals foods Including
'lruiii stis ks, t hic k e n livers,

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Irf aqwr at-bon Tuormtay, 1W

oceazirutatpark Lilt' at Fort
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CONTlNElt.Ls

SOLIDS A PAT I ERNs

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DURING TH E IR .
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Ohio, before movitilo, Io

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fill .11111

full infomtaon,t,out such

R eg ..

don't
%%ork Aithout their husband
41kay
Pie important thing Ls f,t
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%loomen tit pursur their
tMtl% and feel proud of th.

tips ru mtssd

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own miceniuplishaitents, whet!.

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tssIi-5 - ting listr s - silo, ,siisl itt'
ci-mulmrig splat ,',ssis s iii's's Is'.

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tXptftW$7 SO"
grt We hoot

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sht will dt at-mop herself per' ii
oIly -- Although his Srut
Pm
nm
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prohibiting "When from t ski
rtios(Jobsv itflt'.ti
wa.,

Turban Tricks

to benefits r egard ing uneral

1110 Pine Ave

Kn*t Suits

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the TV job, "because that %%.i%

Their muln hobby, said Mrs
u nts rhmilnini
Mal, Is
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Ujjfulfet authoruled Wetiodiiii:
dream"' because it wall just 16 97.6 ntdhuD W bu)
335*Vry

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the IAkr CouotY C01111111i"Aut'

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Hudites told the Cpuj

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;sr- s'til- si liii' limItsi tit5 rt liii ci it I 15 It IStilili 50)
Italy 2'I in (ha ( lInt'. l(swnir of
Naval Officers ('IuIi, Nuv.sI
Orlando.
I rmiiriiiui. Center,
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attended tilt- 4 p.m. affair

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FASHIONS

Reg. 1951 Suits

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('onruuiunity United Mt-Uiciit Las Vegas, the. otaph' resides in
Church, Casselberry. in the Fern Park Nlrs DeJohnl,- I.% a
presence of the Immediate flight attendarit for National

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another
1500 (hi-va&gt; 1

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buss
I'm still ntr'.ous I sun I
better. Mrs Athminaasio adinmit-

double ring (vretnon) at tht-

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1)-il.- 'sst --r bc' - ri
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f Robert Jon
i st '. rn Juist 11 1971 at • p ill
nt-v. William Pit-km'tt offit iaRd at lb. tantilt lit.,ht

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5- iru 'us d Land Co of Lansinit
Mit- tm arid situ j,n*i c&amp;'i u
Wrndernse'f'r, Fla
said his staff fourvi
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ter tr, State Natural fjew4rces the "
Wsed purL ise in Ill*.

had not

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vitg roills, lo- of-getable platter and
Ilwat balls Ill "11111 %aut v

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when she was Miss Univrr:oBut Porte Alegre TV '.'Iev.'rt
msgri't- tlsitt she hasn't lust the
&gt;outli!uI beauty that helped her
win the title
"Sh creates a good inuprestun on canmera, and has a
tio,rre vou'.t- that is sensuti-n-

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s
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nnot Ui}'
;ia*t' in tin

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erl). located six miles ttoutl, fpo

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Tine Cabinet deferred action
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test lilese
KPton the purctiam- at jt- request
itt it, we if thel, have L*eti of Gov. Reubin Askew ut
filed it, Itfaith.**said
charges that the prupert'.
01* of two tests would tat-itt am-Limits' names had been kept
out to ur d the) are ustnX that merei

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(ht'nuaciiit voiced ins objection
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use as. a CAMtral

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Roberts
ltobertc
Mrs.
punch fruit, it (-r)-5141l punch inottier.
with Broadway amid Mrs. Sue lhit'ts,
surrounded
bowl,
future
the
of
honeysuckle, along wiLl, cake, turother
bridegrooms
nuts, mnintc mind cnff.-e
\jiprnsriinstel&gt; 2. friend_s and
ri-lutla t- c vt-re inn its-il ti attend im- lueting (tic lsonort-t''s
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ar-old
IP )lJ l \t to r catch t .!

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Universe touted in Stimirui

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tocion -ager became an intcr
national beauty symbol a dc(- -

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illy Brazilian attituirle atinut

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nisust of hit $30000 In i-rvenuc
cushecterd inct' the law went

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LN&amp;-Laid Kuwat whu guided
the la* through Ow Houw.
But Vsvriit amend Tuesday that

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mid tu-p S Curtis Kise-t.

expect $3 million in new

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greatest
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told mmii inti'rvlever
Yu'omen news t-orrunentators
on TV are rare in Brazil, vheruiriale domni'otachismo"
ii still -i cc c, of lift
fiance
I didn't go on television to
prove that Fill independent.''
My
Mrs. Athanasio stated.
goal is simply to present a g(oxf
program
As Iccic Vargas, the grctnC)t, uIticcfl dirt Brazilian

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left U, apply fur exeniptiuns

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whubt tolitumvi was --fully naturniented
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Ituammess Regulation on Tilliedam&gt; that motmt nutnU!arrturer5 of
(it little cigars had been ns
cnipted from the I'
i$, -rttt tire
's'.said 11w- nianafat m were Uling a st-cojors of
ttw lim. passied b~ the IV,3 leiIllaiult'. I.Xerliptitil, cigar.,

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adclm,ttr, this time with dilly
TV ncc t program in this but
tling southcrn lirmizilian city
"Fin doing this for prof.-ssuon.,l reasons I'm not trying
to be a store-cctndow manorquin, nor am I preattung an
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St,anle K Michelson .Yr, 23, .'
Gainesville. William J. Patterson, 24, of Austin, Tex, Johr
Kniffern. 25. of Neu York Ctt%
Allan C. Foss. 25. of flialeah
Flit.. Donald P Perdue. 13. c-f
Hollywood. Fla, and John.
Rru-cs. 20 of Gainesville

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mm'u.
of rliri'rtmirs NAACP am -S Florida. \ :-

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II) It t
t)ltI() A1}.(,ItI, Brazil let II timc.Ivi-c h tth'-tr-'l
(All) -- Brazilian beauty Ieda other
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the recess would give the tieThe
uin
M
h-mace tint It swd FBI inter- nov ii% waiting until the end of
- mews with informer William IA-

.t .luhr Wrigur: Clitirer.-o!-tht--wem-L. in a dtter:tvm
tsergemmnt at Ibm- hemnuilt- (aunt' Sheriff a- t)rpartnient II,tim. Lived in Sanford ton Z -t'ara He attended
anu iii
1whool where lie graduated in IN5. Ht furtlifirred ha
education at Serxiinuk- Junior College and in nov presenth
msik,nthng ImslLuu (lmuliegt. Winter Park, wcirl:inig toward h
HA degree He hut completed the Identi-Kit 1rairun.
Fingerprint Idi-ritifit-mition and C'laumsifarastion Pout-i
Procedures Criminal int-estipation
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M
d FBI infcwnw'
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he pe
on the VVAW and was r-ec'u1te
g Bernar
in W teIfS tCburglar
Parker to disrupt antrv ar der., v
onstrmmtions in Vi a.chintto. i4t -

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lamil and Manuel, he s.aid
obtainir,
about
talked
automatic M-16 nfles. mortars.
Israeli
recoilless
rifles.
machine guns and Clavmonmrrx'c

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Citizen -Of -The-Week

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Gainesville '8' Trio!

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louse William-

Pol'_

I"thea. -Judie MansfsId, MN Let' M.i
lund %IIrtstIdJd and Connie 1j
('-ioh,i

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He-rm 'tnn't LaFair,

m.thcr

Standing, Nancy Nleyer, Kristina Ktjlr,

M iss Jiii v ( I'( I ii ty Q
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Narna Ic's TV N e ~vist,; 10(1"111

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thb)e were MIS
irid Mrs Rick Dere; ('uttmi4
arid serving were Mrs Pat
Polk and Mi'
Gri'eMrs Green is employed

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Anniversary Celebrated

ill I iiiiiii IIIiPI 4 IIUt,I tind it ii r. mu
uttu (luff Jnril.iu, Ifemuitni. u'ItH-rrs

thctwik table hich
mecoratcd in the wtute ar

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Police Renevolent building
following the ceremon% A

tuto and %ellott

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satin pteri4
gown i
lot itL lave I eaturinc, to IJJA
i1W TLSI kn'tt SIN'S C
hiradpwrr of while net
orcented with a large whilu
rose Slit' earned a white hitmli
-tatered with v.hdt carnatuc;ti'
mnd while ItUt-JtfTIIIS
hsmmn
'htsusan Cowan. wart- a
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S7 Muller, husband a! ft honaree. thanked all -at,
for this ver fine apprecuitmat and art of kindne
m
filled with erniutmar U &amp; a that dmuc Mrs Muller wisiw
i thank everyone for kind worth. curds and other pfti
viiUiwed upon her at this necasion Siu- plans u open a
n,ndern plant, studio in the huh. so the rornrnunitc v-ill
ot
itt-tting tit( benefti of the 'nric'1u1 UmtenU of th

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tiitlitiiirig iIiarrIfIi- f
Ihi ii ilaii,:Iitsi MIS' l'Ii'lIi -1mw rni•hcr, In intin tv1,411, off \It Will Mt -q Gene I
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solni,$. presented :ippro.

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a*lwrrtwedat the end o the school IfrTn
She was ren1e1T1berrdbs her church. Grant Chapel
and other churchei of tJiu commimit' and Ovw&amp; w::
"Retirement Honorarium Mant trjbute, were paid it, hl.,!,
and studied undrMuller b) main%
her, She has

ushct-ronmmen
Willie Green, Eddie Sin
Charles Smith
Mellozinc Sun anl Mar-',
Green 'ere flowtt girls
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Wednesday, Aug. 8, 1973

As

Litton, Tangway Hits Top Panama City, 2-1

See It!

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1'Oifl SOnfoi'd hipei for R
fifth and
U
innin g s,
'enth, 0 defeat Fort Walton
. expoc'tel to pitch said Harrs Smith, a .Sanford
rwctiveh, to overcorne a RaCt1.54. in the first round of *orisht. with either trek Recreation l')t'partmenil championship team to the
junior kAiiN's It W$ (hi' thtiil
nr*.run advantage t, their t he eight -tean' tourruinwnt
i,,Ti'w' or Kenn Brown reath spi*CSrTUifl , aMIng that ti WAS
The Sanford Ju n iorLeague sensi-finisi opponents, who
F.arbt'r sr that game, Sanford to go it, to relieve the Sanford the first time that both ("Aiim game in the same da that
AlkStars nui.'rd U within one tiiuctwil Sisnilord pitcher Joe scored three runs in the, first, hurler
had made it into the final game spelled defeat for the okier local
Most
step of the' first SUite chain- Raker for the score in the but the determined Fort Walton
Reach
clobbered
of
state competitionWest Palm
kill
psonship ever for recreation aec'ond frame.
Reach nine knotted the score Tisltahas,wt. 1XI. in earn the
It is the first time Sanford has
baseball, with a 2-1 comeback
Raker went the entire route, with three Uillu's in the bottom right to meet Sanford in the had a tram in the 111111" fits
11w Herald mill report result?.
win
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Panama Cit
giving up just one hit—an RRI of the fifth
since 13, he added
state finals
the chsmpionhip tilt
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Tuesda. It advance into the sir,.'lr in the top of the' secondI')avid Wiggins pitched the
The Senior loague All Star's
The Junior I,vaguc*i, advaNT
Thun.il*y. and will then £I?
finals tonight at F p in against U take 11w win
entire game for *1w win, with into the finals completes 'The lost ii - heartbreaker in 5c
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V&gt;rst Palm Reach
Monda. the Junior Leaguers Jeff Anderson sparking the I's
s'ear ever for our Junior West in their slaiC i'1iam
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Firecracker 41Ki on July 4th and from that pafl
came the pocjr rating
Scribes were asked to rate these categories
authorized press only, limited noise whik
ork ing., AmA of information an race dat p.:
information on race day, information or,
:ivalifving, control of press box and pres'
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unl,., pit information and control of press box
According to an evaluation formula workt
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:;I 2(l good 211.3I. fair D&amp;210 and poor (lft
The Daytona rating for the Juv4th event was 84
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deal more with act' ssor people and ignort
working needs of the press.
Also it was felt there were too many
:eelciaders,' not associated with racing
wondering around in the Press box, creating
noise alter the race, while others were working
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forgot their ear plugs on race day They aren't
going to tell us ftt their ncwsrcrn has perfect
sileric'e while those geniuses are hard at work
Four For The Money?
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disqualified far the same infraction The
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Classic in Columbus where controversal .lane
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Thames England earlier this summer in the W arId Series of rowing
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"tiers dismissed with laloci: were Betty
.y,dt, Beth Stone and Jo .Anti Prentice
Toe story went ti with little said and it
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ot' sworth
especially in an instance such a
this what with the LPGA recently refiling thecr
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at present Gene LittAer the likable
pro who overcame cancer to rc,in the tour and
won the recent St Louis Classic uses a carbon
craphite shaft
Ever heard of a guller scoring a pair of holeinones on the same hole" Well, Charles
Browning of Valdosta, Ga did it While playing
at Waynesrilic.
C Browning aced the 165yard 17th hole using a six iron So elated was he.
Browning decided to play another IS holes and
you guessed it, he aced the 17th the second time
around. using Lite same club Why give up on a
good thing
Jackie Nicklaus not Jack 1 finished second
in the Columbus District Junior 14and-under
dcvisiun held at Scioto CC 'oung Jackie, only 11
tt'aten by another 11 year-old. DavidSvic.
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it) innings unit
man most mentioned when talk starter on the left side opposite tise Ctiicesgo White So; shadu'ei
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nipped the h{r.I So; 7-4; In hi inII) 11111 CE 1,01ill I'Vt
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Laitioria director For the Torus,
Leagues, iifla'l
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who averaged nearly 7,10) fans
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act the hornse games
Ittgtsrw'us eargunrsent L that i,' fairs&gt;
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(0) mIght not be good but ruin'
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last year to watdi the' Ircusdaie whole in sorter," Itegorse sasu'i
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baisit)
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"Last year, we sold 101 s.'s
22,71.1. (aria z,truwe'd up Its set'
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attended Use' se-awn s..perwf aans)site else' in Use league' bsi
agitinsi Montreal lie ugicure-s sold is about 700"
"Our seacaors ticket ,iwnljt'r is
the' fart that without those two
aappruxiiui(.Iy
7.6 pser &amp;'cmut '4
bass
crowds, gains aithendaiice
shut Us- Micaurui I.saiptilns s'&gt;lii
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, ft'u'L's First' anti th ere' s no puain In taition guise' asgaiut,'.t Nt's (H But the collegiate draft lw, fit) knees,'
le&gt;sns in tit.! Orange' howl,
one very important pre-draft
Wct'b Ewtiansk, the only coach (',l&gt;s('h lion Shula says
trade may have solved those- the Jets huive t".tti' known, Is
(',snik, suffered the bruise'

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se.ssis,i t ick ets for their .'iglsth
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M'ctusni (isis &gt; .'ar N's? s-'..'ni the
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signed as a fret' agent Higgins Ebersole in the siuddle.
gan
is currently a holdout
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Whr'.nJuregnobod) the pha)offs last sear—besides led thcAh"('iaist year in passing
Miami s perfect n'cord which yardage wilt&gt; 2,8l and in touch.
expects you to win The only
turned the American Confer. downs with 19 With the'
mis that sou generate
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Tenney us)-itas the Jets' lack of a is mice again the primary back'
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Ihiustuti 2, Pittsburgh&gt; U
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Thismas
iigaiinist I,scfl'.'cr
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trim the San [)seg. (harg
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Most of t he upsets were in the
women's division Tuesday
Fcs.irth-seeded Patti Hogan
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coed ''improper relief f ruin tree wires in the
second round
JUd% Rankin. the leadingmune winner on
,he LPGA tour, captured the $5.2150 first prize in
the ('laisic', increasing her slim lead over last
:('ars leading money winner. Kathy Whitworth,
Speaking of Jane Blalock did you notice that
she and Sandra Palmer capt ured the LPGA
Four-Ball championship Remember it was this
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winning ran, fled it with a ctiPs151 l'ii&gt;Is'lIsi 'Ioiibk&gt;I taii,i' srsning 111"
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in rJeu fistic SaP lion-lu&gt; was
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over the Pirutt's Nelson }trilt'? swinitse. going into Thursd.a
Open once, skipped Last week's Ir
tiu. Its loss for Pittsburgh
p;pt Ct&gt;rn&gt;psor.,cJ&gt;p the' Last of
Westchester Classic and did no:
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Piigcr
giving up
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arrive here until Tuesday night
double and Cesar Cpdeno'ifourth rnnin;. the
U
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Despite the presence of Nic't.
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run Wilson needed. tx-er shut out OTilt Wlce-4n Laus.
Plaer and Trevmn, most
Hnusuni added an insurance tti and 165—ii the las'. 11
of he field favors Torn Woo.run ill the eighth
years in Its game i greatest kcipf to continue his hot Streak
tt Lined r seven th-inning lit'- tournaments—the Masters, th tiiat has
produced more than
NA
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I- snapping a 1-1 tie ti give PGA
Last nine tournaments
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Auorlaird Pros, S;wirts %%riu'r Its rwcond titf of Its Rt'dsknu.- tie had not beer able U' move'
Mets , Cards b
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thinking right now," said U.S
Kilmer, Wt&gt;i qU&amp;trlt'rtMtckt'd MUrier doubled, scUmi,
Islniet set tii1IL'tl u tilt Ni
bull League' t'thitiitiufl gaicit
the Thursdat over the par 71. ,I52Open
champion Johnny Miller
the lie skins Last seaion after stage
quarterback or Its Wustiingtnn I'ridii night
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After the second round FriMets ori tilt- was ti
Stinn .1urtenaen. will have' It a tarn 4chilles (t'nthsia, f(r the lte'dstuns lust ti Miami
't oid dt'sriptiorn sit the cLay the field will be trimnwd Its
their t'irtur ever St Louis The
alt
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whirl hit' underwent surgert it.
take' it iiwii from turn
lcxa prt'vemt'd the Cardinals course ta out at C.aiilrrtsir Is the 1(55 7D and ties for the
But .lurgtrniseo, meanwtiik. the' iiIfscusi'ra Kilnier phiyt'c '.'ulnt,rublt to cuts iiiudi' 'lurs- Iron, widening their five guns prin'idcd urn page 10 A
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furred Its issue'," 5i15(l iutgttr&gt;- trac'tured rtscvkbutit'
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V' wituiigton Redskin fans
ta't' tilt a&gt; &gt;. bark. said 11w winner of two
'ivt.d good nitews Spookestuen
averunga uiri PGAs. two British Opens. unit
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burr Karl Kauulhe' War
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me in at surpassing BUt,L,
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CALL 8348588 NOW
7SdSPaclDr 3773541
tlwees, as well as the' longest
$ J'bcI 4.0*5 7 to 3 5"tt,tq' brigi
W.'Il placed tee' shut a nuiist Tee as well as green arc ORLANDO BUSINESS
part l.rnr Apply .t rc.ssI. C
I bedroom .na Pit.' IP, bc
COLLECE
elevated. Players will be going
re l!b'op-ofI meuure 30
Nu't.ng Mom,
labs 0'
feet on left with large tree's on ot er visIli't. it ith out.of.tjounidi
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right as well as numerous an right. Missing green brings
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Pt-ti 7 bedroom •lJcPiSt,l'd apt"
Help Wanted
prcuti't'trng bunkers Pretty bolt' much trouble Green is sloped
-n.ent. alter furnished $115 a
for fans but iossible' "ugly" fur and we'll guarded It riea take 1
Travel Agense'
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virtually assurer bogey. Must green Winds fads to help.
AirI,Ii $,j5i'l C'e .'tt 'ours
at urtit sat taut s
will be happy with par here'
Birdies re'curded will be se'arc'r
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CONSTRUCTION

P-4cusc's for Sale

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p.p Ar l'rClliYt! position, with a
permanent tjiutt C.000 las and
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REALTORS

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ii'.rt in acre a-It, tu;sury pool
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(spa, ens cc cm, na-cd apply, gooa
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import cars Appi, on person. .l.ci
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it'c't'ptivl-. Again ,cc'oni1 shot i
tt't- . will force man) players to
key after players Let- froni a play up short and gm for green
tioIlu, Large tree cm right side with seven iron or less Shots to

For Rent

Fr-malta' male

373 25

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AREA Only ale-* mtwsthi old and
45% 1 $)Ii, tore) 1i)csl sr tic,'q
u-' 1 wall deeor 4 bedroom. 7 hilPi,
hoyrr. formal linirig, beautIfully
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use-lit-i'
fr'il. alP 3petromt 301" a-1
AbOut 4000 50 II a ,tli 5,
ta-at'res *1 cen?nml tea! anti
lafQe iiv.nQ room Iprnnal di'
F'IOI.d 'oc.'-u iOtf''ni
porch. double garage, Ir,psa,r
Oeepwll. patio, b,Ilt ill
carpeting and many more
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Business Property

Boris i

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361 urth

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lt .' d. 50 11.414
wcfl T?&amp;oi.c iii
rofluig, aztd
;urotected Ems bunkers arid the ib; ti elented green. Rail
fart that it tilts from back to rolls down aides of green,
front. Needless to sa this is not Players must hit cwcr a ravine
cne of the birdie holes an the on this, the shortest hole on the
c'ciurse. Par us not difhrult tuu:
tnrclu,s will tie.

Wrult this hole lcxs straight

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Ari:rprr iif the dt'ruanding ki imtake'i. fur easier living. The
t..'it tliUIi.(' LIi'viitt'd
afotviiu'rititiit'd shot provides
i't- to well-trapped fairw a
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tinircints first shot. l)oglt'g left fairsa St-rand shot on a sis
.'uarded by twav), deep rough or seven iron to cli'vated green
ii right. Hitting fairway Stray shots may catch
essential. Prevailing s-md here overhanging tter limtia which
siEflin Second shot to green guard green Not a good hole to
du'mtptivr and makes for tr) seranibling or, Considered
.'nl'ing pa fc
good gulf hole w hut. mutants few
birdies

550

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then used to reach green.
Canttrbw 's demand of acc'urar is as great here its

No.4, Par 4
439 Yards

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510 QciOfIi'i Cot'.

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t of five ct au Iran to green
hYJd rouh border left sick
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3 Yards
Position stk of place begins
here with many players forced
PosItion planning essential
ii use 3-wood off tee. Idezu is to here too Some will elect iron off
keep ball in pta) cm dogleg left tee while others ma choose to
fairway. High rough on hill cut off corner with driver The
guards hole an right with trees Latter is reserved for the long
protectini left side Average hitters A dogleg right with
green can then be reached with heavy rouizh on left and trees on
cightor nine iron. Aft-it of the right. Small green forces well
Long hitters, or the more daring, placed shot A birdie hole for
may attempt to cut off some man)
distance by going over the
'si.. 13, J'-ur 4
of the dogleg In an
t.s Sarth
event the hole rates as one
which can be easily birdied, if
Super tough ruirros fairway
plas i'd urrect3
guarded by out of bounds on left
and forest of large and small
'in.
,Par 3
tin right. Tee sht should
1 't*I'diS
be din,ctt'd t.'wurd rightcenter
Under normal conditions a of hoghutik fairway. Those
four or five iron will reach this going past hogbacl; will be able
Large green which has a large to we green, others will be less
lake out in front. While mutn
fortunate Medium iron should
pros will irs to hook ball a littJe Lw able to reach green which
thsc pulling ball will be poses problem only if bali goes
pt'nalized by s'ery large tree tin beyond, what with rree'k
left side. large flat green if- flowing is back
fords good line on pufls which
No. 34 Par 14
rujIcj lead tm several birdies

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.wr. red hot Tom Wt'Lcknpf, considered tZI5
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bu'che t'iglcg t righ: .. 4f1.
nd host of others. degrees Iron off

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long

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kigleg right which requires

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thtal yardage and the 18 hole
g,
it figures which are 6,852 and
£3S'ards
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most pro standa'cjs but retReaching green in two will be
t.ainIy anything but a tinch
difficult. but not impossible
This ctiiwse perhaps more Green will not be vi.ciiti)e CVCTI
than any other stop the pros sill on second shot Trees line both
mike this year will demand the sides of fairwa with out of
ultimate in aecurac
Some bounds on left. Tw-terrac'ed
ball hitters mas set their green easil reached b wedge
t .t'r bUt lOW' Or five 'times itil Par here not difficult, the same
c;tr no: hr snid for birdie,.

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flight Direirtor Molloy, Winc,
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Sanford Herald

Wednesday, Aug.

8, 1973

Fresh Bartlett Pears
Are Tops In Taste

Quick Fix Desserts
Delight Hostesses
SUSAN LWUGIIT
Cupk Nriix rsiee

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Make-ahead
can

be

desserts

which

finished off and stored

in the refrigerator are a dee.
hot to hostesses who want to
light
meal drniazcrs which
are just as Impressive as the
entrees.
Such desserts are From
Apple Souffle, a light-as-a.
cloud dessert flavored with
apple sauce, and Hawaiian
Pineapple Charlotte, made
with devil's food cake mix
and flavored with creme de
menthe,
iloth are handsome molded
ksserts, given lightness with
rlatin. The Frozen Apple
uffle is molded in a souffle
sh
Charlotte is molded
prini form pan
have

a

1

The

FROZF.N
AI'I'1J SOUFFLE

O X yolks

4"

cream
One-third cup chopped maraschino cherries, well
drained
Decoration (Optional)
Prepare batter from cake
mix as package directs; bake
in greased 9-inch layer cake
pan in moderate oven i 350 degrees Fl about 30 minutes,
until cake tests done. Remove
from oven and let stand in pan
10 minutes. then turn out onto
wire rack and cool. When
Md. trim top level, if necesCut cake into 2 1 11 Inch)
Layers Oil an 84nch spring
form pan, and fit ant' of the
Layers in bottom i taper of
inch parss, and slight shrinkage on cooling makes cake fit
into pan ) . Drain off about onethird cup syrup from pineapple. and st, ften gelatin in it
scald milk wilith 1 4 cup sugar
and salt in top of double boiler. Beat egg yolks lightly.
Quickly beat hot milk into

vok.s, then return to top of
double boiler and cook 5 minutes over boiling uster, stir-.
nr constantly. Remove from
beat, add softened gelatin,
and stir until it dissolves. Stir
undrained pinein
apple, creme de cacao and
lemon juice. Chill until mixture begins to thicken and
je ll. Beat egg whites until
stiff. Gradually beat in remaining 14 cup sugar to make
a stiff meringue. Beat cream
stiff. Fold meringue. a-earn
and cherries into gelatin mixinto the spring
ture. Turn
form pan over cake and top
with second cake layer. Cover
with remaining gelatin mixture (lull for several hours or
overnight. Shortly before
serving, remove sides of
spring form pan, and place
charlotte on serving place.
Decorate if desired. Makes 10
servings.

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For a salad go back to a dish
that was popular years ago
Peel fresh pears and cut out the
seeds and stem structure Arrange pear halves, flat side
down, on salad greens, cover
well with cream cheese softened wi th a little cream Stud
the pear halves with whole
Large seedless
small or
green grapes so th at each pear
looks like a bunch of grapes
You'll need a three -ounce package of cream cheese and two
tablespoons of cream for four
pear halves

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APRICOT MUSTARD PEARS
4 fresh Bartlett pears
1/2 cup apricot jam
2 tablespoons or more prepared
mustard
1/2 cup water
2 or 3 tablespoons lemon JUiCe
Th in lC'Th)n slices
Wash N'ars, cut each in half
lengthwise With a melon ball
cutter or a 1,4 teaspoon mea

fly l'IIll. l'OI.IlNNI.:I.,i

the lt$)du(ts Hi) matter what
'I just fill us ithiaiit the lag ,,ioila' 211 %l'nrs ugaa, a, 'ar'l,,i hi
\lrs. I ,ixltse I's'tfls nullitlIlMi t'tsat," Mrs Mdli Robbins saul steaks utwl riias
Earl L. IIiit
agri. ultiir.'
,.'
Oilup her reaction to rising fotwi She is particularly aware of the
Like Ilialiy •cIwpp'rc, she also r( rdtlir)'.
i'usts in one word, ''sntmlitile,"
hjuiw nun -h hl1,u. ria'at
11415 tioti"l a sharp rice In the
rig in titt'at i- itsh
ls,'t,
51w saId she buys most of the
Western t.ivrtu,rk
hut she .loesit't think the • aas (If eggs
soul.' thu ngs slut' milus a&gt; s has arvnsst't is
i' .'1,4'i't('ll 11w' tiutik.') inst i ,ufornijitlu,ft shows
to turn lii ihemiper
Ski' siiial
he)uiil,t but purchases saint' of meats.
lumlip in pries wh,t't, she Iwftrd t h at in January of IVA the
the mart' expensive items less
Mrs. Margaret Iluti'htrixoti olunut the N.'wratl' disease average retail prk of
''iten
saul 111111 miit'nl irk''s tiny.' i'1,0i',utIt' sa- hi Ii resulted In the li'ef wa p3 rents per peunul R)
''I have kids, sit I have to buy affected her
killing of iuuIllI.ti.x of t'hla'kens Jiurtuutry of 1912 it hail Jiinipeal
11w largest 'mid.' (ntIIj)llliflt I II 10 per pounal It is now
'f shippers Is the Pull' a;f ,mwat, ohotit 11.2(1 per pounil
CLIP
COOK
1 his r.'pfl'scnts an im- rease
ii 'ril;ng to I .á'ai (;ilh,'rsin aaf
siil,uirh,jumi (lrmiuhiil.',
vie.' "I Ill pr tent in four years.
'I1,' m'r' of Iw'r'f has risen at
irl's.11i'nt til a chain of grocery
it gr.'ot.'r rot.' tli,uu, that of any
...
We try to explain that the attic-i inc-al.
I .411 iI'.
Ttwti' iS no single tt'aSiafu fur
Ii
in pria'.- Is not or fiiiilt.
14 tilii*Iit
Ware just a pigeon In tic the increase 1111.1 no easy an.
swer for the homemaker who
,',m,ie," hue
I he in. least' in fcwwl prices sa,,rds to know why her Inc-mit
,fl;, a III
ii,,', riot tw'l;*'ii
shares, 1w costs keep rising
Ta) some extent, the ronsutlier
s,iial
Iii
fact
it
has
hurt
tiwimi
4.111 ., ,.O m,,,.,,,I
might be to blame.
himself
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.
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5i,,r
t)ii,,i, tI
Aiuierit-ans us-ant mmis'aI. Top
across the country are down''
a.'.
, liini ,i.4i, 41a,l tIial sI, r
AMalttw'r eiiniimiu,n sa'mups'gomit quality ottralo:4 and rrinits, mirwl
a imt','',
t',sai
'1 tu;h irii',,t pr II .'s is the Its ut ttw'iii
II, •*ii,, sift
h.-.-1 I
lISi",talak ir.siuii ,'r
I)aviui Strain), presiticrit of 1k.'
el
itiihii. 5, ,, a,
SI .1,
But cattlemen or.' just get- batiorial I.ivt'stot-k and M,'ot
ling bark to the profit rate they Iloaril, saul that the average
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I (IS ANGIA .Es
Shnppr5
t'rvsa here are finding that
cilitig ii fIIiIiil% iS eating p
cur payt'hccks.
l'ric'es are ridiculous,'' Mrs
;nt's Sisille said mutter miiakm,.
feus purchases at It

er the apricot Jam. nrrared
mustard, water ani lemon S
Juice Add pear halves to All
let Cook gently, covered, until
pears are tender- Add lemon
slices
Serve hot or chilIes) as a gar
rush for meat or poultr
Makes 8 servings
Note- Pears maybe pared
you like In this case. u.'.r
vegetable peel swivel
and pare pears before halvin g

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way to l'r$'st'r%'t' leftover beef
in top condition. To Avoid losing track of or forgetting
about small packages of leftavers in the freezer. eansolldate them Liv grouping mU viduallv wrapped tcmi
's hir' e transara'nt
c'he
hag. Be sure to label each.

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all retail ruts, .we rattling to
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ut the agricultural extension of
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11w tJnsvcrlty of ('eilifornia at
egg prices "an
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Hr'parts indicate that con, higher cost of grains is epidenue and
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reflected in the higher prices of weather, he a
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The epidemi'
even higher meat prices
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All this adds up to only one prices voi pnor weather and chickens in Southern Callb'
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as a teen-ager I think she's flipped her lid, She wants a
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it's not the gifts, it's just the Idea of having a shower .
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like one. Sarah is such is dear and generous person I hate
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ta'iu&amp;,it cheesecake' and spend
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to buanec that she might conceive
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functiis as a prrgrncy organ
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$09 French Ave. (Ho - way 17'2)
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testostenline shots when they
feel (he) are growing platonic
at the age of 45 to 50
But it their mental defe'ati.m
isn'tI ,ne'anwbuulc' remedied by
psychcAherapy, t he h ormones
usually stun-a' little' 1N'nefits
On the ecinitrary. if such
fnighue'ned husbands and wives
can have their c'ri)lmc ego in.
fl ated by success in the boudoir .
then they sudde'ril&gt; revive in
their ardor and se-ne for living.
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fire husband b use of
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't uu can get line ideas in the
'sP,ll'S tMai 71 to Apr I
iii1irning regarding the future so talk turn', cisc: is Illsassociates
that you are a InC
!"ofl'i go off on any tangenit Sti
lmprot harmon&gt; at home
TAURUS I 'pr 7(1 to May (li I culiow your hunches during
rhe morning A hus*nen mafli'? needs )'ou: full attention in
'lit afternoon Don't gise advic to others unless asked Ui do
s '
'ssrnd one who Likes to quarrel
(,I MI"l (Mar) 7) iii June .'li During the mc'irntng come I.
bt'ttc" unarrstanding with those who mean much to yoo
-' -- know c athow to dose away c.ppcstIon trended your
I nga(r In amusenirnts &gt; uu eno)
ttend to
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to Jut)
KIN (')ilL fRI N (June
'riaffi duties rails in the di&gt; v that you an Liter bew ith
o is rirkers
cas Sliciw
for r s hanging
.00pt'lat ion than you have in the
to Aug 'II Make appointments earl&gt; in the
110 iuly
.;i&gt; and then Carr' through with the work s u have to do
auattng others
hate made
Stake SUIT &gt;00 keep promises )
is ill it pr4t!y apNrCiate'd at this time
i Ilndir famil) affiirx early
\'IR( ,O 4 tour ' in Sept
,ind thin Rake pUnt to engage in the recreations you eno&gt;
it- fist motortiarnuon&gt; is ib jij,,cCi)tes An all&gt; should tic
,'rd with understanding now
i ihink out a new artangrmrnt
IIlk A tScpt 2 1 to oct
can put yyour War on a mote satisfactor) tasis I in cise
osd going out
'at tale in trasc'l i)c )'our shopping earl)
Ui that' cse:iinuli if )'QU can
S(t)RI'I() (Oct
3 to Not 71) Handle mime) matters a s
possible leads), life tact in aliiancs, rspnt'iali&gt; those of
'.ion
tin; standing Don't argue with famil&gt; in afternoon learn it,
Jeprfld tin yourself more
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S'GlT1ARK'S (civ :: t Dec ?li I'tan social alfa'
it, thir J) t'r!une handling (iiiantal lti.'ItriI that mcii:.
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spectru irounir ncq'J SUTflC4'RC Iii iil'V4i
Jan
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to
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lull) before putting thierti in ope'iatson tatet in the do)
tiring fine results
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group affair in the timing
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'on jmhtic'ns
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fniendi) prison and Sri goodresults 1 tic
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i- i i-non; is fine for the social
PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 201 Mike sure you handle
financial matters akilifuli&gt; today the )'csur own ingrnuit) to
gain your obje ctivem, instead of depending on others so much
and gain the favor of tughet-ups
he or stir will be
IF YOt'R CHILD IS BORN TODAY
one of those d&gt;'nanuc ) oun; pcplr ii itti tine ideas who Is all
aomp[ith a peat deal tail&gt; in life lie sure to permit yo.,
possible so that
Carl)
piogen) to get into ltfr'i work
much atsundancw can be realized Later in life there could a
great number of delays and disappointments
-I lot Stats impel, they do not compel " What you make of
)'c'ur life n large')&gt; up to YOU'
(arrc.11 Righter's Individual 1-orecasi fat l,ouy &amp;zifl for
September: is 00* rtad' For your cop), send your birthdatr
and SI to ('anoll Righter l'ortcast (name of nrwiapet),PO
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insist of gifts. but as his grandatother, you could suggr.t
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Problems'! You'll feel better V wee get ft off your ebest.
For a persosal rrp1. WTttt to A3BY: Be' No. D7IS, L A.,
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lana lie is 24. and sic is
I know that both my grandson and his fiancee would
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We are both nearly 16 The other night I called Nirk
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tic chicken pox'
The time passed so last I didn't realize we'd talked for
four hours, but this is what I want to say Nicky said
'Hey, waft a minute. I think joinehody 'a at the front door'
Thenht' came back and said -My dad isOUtof Ilium 0fl
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stars, "All in e Family's" so
Ernie's amorous attitude is The men encounter strange and
reports sc'eing prowlers. t hen
iean Stapleton and "Mannit's"
have same fun very much upset when Malloy overruled as he sh'i cnnccrll ternf ing circumstances and
Make Connors,
themselves
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solo song is the old favorite, balks police car.
"Rod arid Soul," and she and
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Madigan's, who runs into investigation throws suspictaen
money problems and takes a ot the nature of the loath, anti
contract" as a hired killer among the suspects are the
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cttflh'

Writer

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Lamed there. Ihi, health ant
PIJtI bt't'ti Ua1fl the situ t',i' .sAl
he :litervetli:n,. Vt' 'IS.
The t( it !I liujit i
it'

Sic w "ne, ago, 'to

With tilt'

couzied n 'sort w.a1uii, it'stt1etj

- :etxs.%uy pr'5''ttive reser-

.-tt', b&gt; the counts

Plea

I

1(1 asSet the 4ietat,h dttparumient

-

A petition. slit1 to carry the

frum the bwLthni and 'aitu L

asking the cli) fathers to

iAit- toC S WTks'a utiJ.tt hut be p.in setsa Liatur raLl.ltetJ at -an

vtulngr their ittimis ;LM AlJow

vbWrwd -it the t~liniq:, the itirimp uIllk-ud city

Vu

!%

in tIe rec'iiuiiemittations to the present location will be begged trusts the cuwity, again eU.st$ of n 'ritten '

S1% S liititl l)ri('c'

should

level oil his flit' eIitI cit

liltl'ili' 1)111 Vi allis Iit)LlSeVi Vt's 111.11 the tia tt
Id IIl('\IMnslvi' t)t'Ot V. ill Iit'ver 1'(
- Il t l'zige

taken that ito .triitnagc runoff

be' 4illt'sstsl which

the late It C ttrLse'ti. 'wi
hairtitait of the t u'iigsss,ssl

Bulletin
:

I-: is MORE 11O,,(liI
THERE

I

this year III

Vi .tshhI\I; ION t -SI's --

lhr letieral ilowerumcull

largest (I('er husrvt'st, and one gains' off eial

lottie&gt; prupuse.d a luatidalur)

i Page 3A

petroleum products ha ass
effort

.

Bridge
('akattuir
I 'Igissiliril ails

6-Il
3•A
7 - 8-9-11,

Efltt'iti*tiiiii,iit
liotost *15*4
liesIiitusI flote

('Oiilie-s

l.A

l'ublit 84it1t

('rouwortl pu:iles
l)citr Abby
Hr Crate

6-H
6-IS
6-A

Soi'iel&gt;
Sports
Stocks

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Its assure

lair

di,ltihuhiuti of shari sup-

6-ft
tI-H
3-A

I'reskteiai Nhosi's energ&gt;
aId', Jutus A. lust', saW that
the initstlatur&gt; allot' at ht'ii
$itu'graliI seas his-lag •'llrn-ii
f

$9-A
ID-II-A
2-A

Mark

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Awarded

t*isrttIf count) tvitutu%sitbowi

Texati and Pit-1111%sivallia, lilt! slides with ille

silys it Illay Im. (lite to tile high flit-lit prices,

ouiscit, a'peut'tt before H V

'-c-i :i '

U'..'' .

' 41, .1 11

On %Larvh 5 t5) a

oultt harm lekgatit'n of cttu,'m headed t's

osdljaeeIlt tie'liieesssnt's

and

nature trails through the

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the ..vsth(.) 'tiflbWfl. th e
Vi 'SlOE cit
cuur'il at its 7 p in n.tuit nunatr Lstr. a4rd tu
lnrs tie' ItLIS itkd
ksuht i expect ed to again the uper1,v U' ci'ht bka"
that .itlequatt' lttnttst'apnsg be raIds its drt'cswn
tunJ by Cbir' n, W:bna ,uid
to
t't
,§ P(Milled throughout the liark

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the isulS this 111141 iiilig it a. ijj

.

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Reconsider

client, agreed to all Iht'

n-,I)onsible for tht- deatim. I Page 7A)

•&gt;

Ye'sti'r•ias high v.4, 91

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additional

Irceiiiari, tin betuall of hus

: lens 'lc'xas INdiCt that tie killedtilt- It lit

Weather
thor

tiiuking it the lust-st morning

just luld tills onr hansiled 11)

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c'Otfl II ¼' Jt lOt'

tieiitt'ii twtssren the prupert
: ,imid I ungulate' subtiis isitill, that
::: (It,' Itrul'rt) be' plalteet, ad
traffic routed to Li S 17.92 •.r,d
not It' highland Avenue'. that
ace 'l.'r.tt
Awl' uinti uleerlerMion

A 17 -V KA It-Ill .1) VI It 'TI I It'd INfliCt' to the

•:

temlierature ainscse early Julie,

toe - - about the I'rt'sitjt•nt

5-

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t,st,it "ii

I:'.ltti Infantry,, Florida National

I'.irtton the iliterruptiori him

"Pa.

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.1841 111411 ult'finit,' Fire Iirute't'bon
- originaUs gisen to the tite diiut' put'
p1t'crt&gt;
be pros ukul

'orIxiratlt,n,

upj*'r SOs unit hiss 90 145v.a in
Ilk, low (1) 1111d 7o3

•. $

..

S: r.'qutreitienhs that an t-arthern

a

(guard luis offeritsf ft) cut ilk-

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If

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.NIA'I ~ li~ k" KXN % 'LLE bri% llill, "

ar,'tuuu.ses Freeman saul tughiss .i ss ill be used for utfk t'

's'r huorahlon

0., ..d

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govern iii en I

rtligiori 111.111) strangers .stisi

R'la sing a flea -olluir fur IUs dog.

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.ifusrt:iit'nt (kS'cIopliient to the

t'vcmng hours Highs hi the

---5

rnor

hearing is ;il',t• S(tlt'(lUlt'(i Ii) the
('it sit li'ngssisel in I'll(- SepteiiIj,'r on a petition to annex
t• I)rI'iwrt) seith zoning of
'tmsli it'ru-ial .n t highway and

Alp. A,..,s.d H.w.,.

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SEMINOLE PLAZA

if

-()s(

retuhs'.I

shopping

HwY. 17-92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford

lie

iIi(li('ittt'Il .1 publit'

rear (if the parcel

sU.si ii Uftit 'iff.'ni,ui: (hi' t.sient of

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liil..SSittfi Wednesday night sled hart sit the part el SI here' old 1k' t'tiflt1irte'tt the fire depart. tsiitulirigs
7,001:11: Director J
iiients Of lAngseted tinui Winter
ill rt'tomnhittnd r('zoning of the iiiitos .ire currently storid

/1 tulugnal Sot is't&gt; s ill get a
rea l boost in nuinpower as 44
result of the total National

_..__j

pleasure

Seminole

l'lli nining timid Zoning ('oi,i. provide it(5CCSS to the major

A notice, posted on tilt-

lIrL'ntM

C.,,I.,. Cake
•iss

I4

where

SANFORD PLAZA

llii'

junkyard to permit con- t.

a fu,$lf of thit't' tt'rrild&gt; l:r,$tlfil

enStamps
as is.

ISO
Ill
7

t'ret'tiu'n said p18114. t*'ing Springs .titui both are aiiwnati.
'l'tk- rt'zomng request Wedmsdoity night excluded tile high. Wpared by Ilarian flari.son. to pro%tiling contracted fir,
vipay frontage tin U.S. 17-$rl, but vlarincr. call for -ller) light. vrotection ill the site Ile added
ustunt)- included .i narrow stlij) to clean industrial tltst'louii.'iit'' Ili -i t the iirt-rl fronting tie

Looks like someone ipsas NI it) or
listening...ans] thank )-tilt Al ,)is 1-fingwoo Eugene Jisques lit

79

5*0.45

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Isrt',s

strut'tion of isa industrialsilt
pa rk

'" -- :L':::--------------I 84Ieist4atKI that (tie' S4'iiiiI101I'

*1,5. 55.5 I... .'

Balsam Shampoo

S

4..-...-

$.II I... S.5,..b... t.-isi

Ht&amp;eaAidLSpia1L
5.44
aa... Us...'.' •.
''"
Hair Spray S • 5 5 5 • • S • • S 4.5 $ 25

DONS

iotiing ( i,IJiIuIlSSi,sti Iiiet'titig,

•

1..., 5.i.d S-555ê5b,5•5 S.

Sb

By

knii'se 111111 or riot, and of their as Fr.'t'tii.iri dt'elint'sl to 111111W

tamb,.,l,,
P Sppi•j Pi g..

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Ilerald Staff Writer

-gardle.

58' t

-41 t1 prw.'r.

4

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Pu., k Sown to earth ss itt: Itit' r.'st

•o t ith'nt up in the Utirolimit,

Planner. Harlen president it the Winter Pir'c

10

To Allow Industrial Park

before lIett) ('WileS floating

s t*iplt' sst'ek ago

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e ci

Williatii ret- onilnendeel It'

Ilk Iu°t'r of pra)t'r.
I hat's the sea&gt; Jerr&gt; 411111
Marton P'arciia ft't'l •its•ut (hit'
r sills-er) of their son J.'rr&gt; se Pits
it .45 IIWUISt'(I lit seritsus auto

I
a

JWGreen
Stamps
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is.tp

$,$'•. '45A'n
Ricotta Cheese .,..,,.,

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.iuh isu'rs board approve the

,,f tv, mortals, 1111h,

.

.iitt 's.urii;.in toasman

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30-acre' At lion Auto l'zi rt

I loss long 110 } 011 tlii:ik it'li be

., . ...

.. 76

Orlando

.

Itoger Mtx,r.' '

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the H.atnn, said 1w was requestini, EveInptnent Ci.trsuon, '

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Ill hilts it'

k.l •.II..

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Sliced Mozzarella -------

'4 Isvw'.'S'S' .'

.

R ez o ri I ii g I s R e c0 1dy..11 r111r"i e ri

sf- 11w Beetles ant i the' star of

Iwmey D.ii,kf i..id.

S.iIlS I.'414l..S 1.4-1

uC $5 Nt.I aieieUuNCiM5
51014 PuIts$

comae dosn the pike in a tong
time,'' he '4-lid He rt'om- -

mill-whit-re

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r"7
17

'4...$I•s (1.1 is.. P.,I

,,'n... (I....

89'

ticket for an eve

~niiitlk (Lit) in between tvio of
most
popular
men

--

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Sharp Cheddar - - • -

II

,

$
Liver Cheese •....,..S55

____________________________
Wft

$1-I'

jaws Is. s..,.s.• D,,,..I..,.,
Pine

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4:
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Ivory Liquid
1*55

39c

1
l..$..4 I.... S..', I,.,..

l*Wi S . S,..II.. (1.1

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systern is the greatest thing tip

provide, and pay, a dispatcher
I., work in the Seminole Counts

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J!tI ss'uldtakeca.r,oflioiu
vI;irT. ''u'll'S'

reported the t ity would tuive I..

the city's a disgrace

tindinit

.. .

it: a

cost of 14.172 a y.a,," laid about ten 'esidents voiced of
51111'
'One nun'.r--$JOl r'."'- jgainst cli' 1I
t/'
4.

l*'nt,

to the actual showing
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telopers of Winter Sprmio rra for rerreatinisal fihties, .w-Ithet2caily

lMnssIsl had
heav) a load
to help theni out much longer.

j list-

VEPT

handle fire calls, as well as

. tel truck for the cii) Action
ill be tkrn it a later itierting

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with six sinries.
pulke rails, for Winter Springs Condominiums withdrew thaw ,arsi t,e 'aih rnta better view
Charles IL-irnhym, presulern
for 1973-74 was $10,500,
"We'd get two ssir'.a.rs b
i4
request for modthi'atn of
-lit
six Wiiter Sçrigus golf of
Vtntsr
spring
councconsprovonespatcher
plans after ________

city's revenue sharing nrnney

-'
Hroins4iIdt S ,i!l''(t ,
stage to join 'he 'ounty ti
Control
I'. tgrani,
anti

-

So, Betty takes her seat •.

Stay i,.. Nisi P.d
30.gt. Pips.
s.'.... .

Tuesday's council meeting the

carefully how it be

j

parcel,

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303 291

Fruit Cocktail

I

of this

-'

Irunt row

r-"'.-:7 ------P~

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In fielding a wide range -if qtj" inns .1tvUlt
prohe. Agnew also %mid
lit- ill not resign, nor w il l he even step aMII
temporary
investigation
going on
lie has "no expectation o( being indicted
lie met with President Nixon for more !ha'
an
hr on Tuesday, dicijsing the invest
gation. Agnew said hi
.
'"pr'
r
(

'nter Ut;, 'A UuI .iuj 1ir

Hruisn said Vi inter Springs

dtgnitaries, there is only one
- .-,it left
and Its right iii he

0. Ow.n Ci...,
I 6-si.
'•••'••• " "
"i

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?C 0: Loaf 251

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had no dispatch system,

Out (If this housefuli of soniti

mpS

eenStamps
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Plus

17c

Ta!l Cans

tant'sI to participate in Ui•

'uggested 54)iie of the 11101W)'

suos the plot thickens

P

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Sliced
Bacon ...... **go@ of
3d Q
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('oin:Iiunu .ationj ( "titer, if t.i'S

1k-raid Stuff %% nh-i

i uultl be spent In a dog catcher

r w, hi tput of the
IIIIiyM1,

JW 6 en

I

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hunch, lIeu) t'nt h. Ilit

tisl(l Anti slit' i:i't in for still)

n.. a.

RhI

II) JEAN PATI I- 5( IN

'Yes, them.' is out' left" she

Light Powder
•. IZIrU.Dy
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iiiagriitude is peggt'tI right
•iround $150'

5.5 '.' '' "

9

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Lemon, 0

12'.'... *.o

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ItlilviC house and had the
courage to ask if then' just
ssiight be a ticket left this 11441

Ui.is,oi.d lsi,..D,y
A,ts.p,r IpIrD'4i 6-ot. .o

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can

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Asks W'10 n te r Springs

WINTEII Si'UIN;s Mayor I'olk had assured him after "a mediately

' 1.11.1' .itiul Let Ll&amp;

iliO%'It',

5..-., sa S,• SI '45$

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,111111111-on.

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t-enter. lie said Sheriff John dispatcher, and start im"

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01 the very 1xpulir James lioil

' If1I1JwG;eenstamps
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for the scorhi prrlllit'ri' shoisiiu:

731 :

$•si .1g.

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also (lie t'It s liit'h was selected

s.. c , , R i nse
log..

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Jumbo

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,

Tea Bags . . . . 5 '4 . 5 '4 5 • 5 •

H.

Lix iv.i...iuri sri.ing (mtini

oin Communicat*ion System

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64111960

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6$
09
0-08

Itel

aIl(I accusations thdt

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presently visiting London.

On

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Lies

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Il John A SpeIkl

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P696

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Tomato Ketchup

H
''\t'itti(,ii IIu(i

icks "!I('911111Y paid by building con tractors. engineers and architects to 'Maryland
and Ualtimore County political figures
fund-raising
vol vi'(l
Asked if he was unequivocally denying the
kickback charges, Agnew replied.
"I am denying them xitright, and I am
labeling 1 herni and I think a rrson in my
lMItic)ll at a tinii' like this rniL he pf-rrnitf'd

'l'he reIx)rts that Agnew acceptt'(l kickbacks
er 8 published after he disclosed Mon(Iav that
In' c as a subject of au investigation by I ' S. Attv.
eoI-gt Iteall In lhiltiniort'

i t.

Engliintl. ('oInt-i(It'ntally, it I

631

S.lb. bag

Sweet Peas • . . . . . . . . . . ... 25'

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tJI'hl)4'I.

VIr

Brown

4.
'CLO

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Self-Rising Flour

3*3

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' Damned

10*0
il1P

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_

$168 "

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6 Cans 99t

C.'... 0...' t..4..

Sweet Corn . . . . . . . . . . 10 '..'' 89 £
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LsuaIl , Itit' fotlu i%irig 4 fl.

l2oi

0

alter l)ecnruIng

•u•e being circ'ulate(l," Agnew said

U111

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$1 29

Plain or

IAwI '4, t..,i.

.'

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7 I

(litratiur

1111001,5. thiesi' assertions

__

s.u. ii i,,i-aiisrs.,

5.ii.a

'CD"

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tions

,k('%(t't(1, I ha v e ('ailed this press conference to

a

6.

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Old Milwiukee

P•.$.,• I.. jsI•4e

!'.s...

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after tM % r? left
'tr
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4., 5* III

App%

"p."

Tasty Tomatoes '

-oz

. .. I hat s .

I his p*ii.. '. u h .

we

spoil

V0110- 115

.r re4wptI, '41141 federal to'
Pr,r-*,rn.nt eeiI,nga are
with (And pis.'
'Pfl
alt
ghefft'taar, being rn.s.-

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Folgor's

,.,, u:,: -

rst 11W' Iiijt,ik ...I SiriUs r 11.11 11,10' IIJIT' SIlO '('t ItsI IW4I hut it 1*50 it

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k

.

- -. 39C

$

'4. 59

ftOWISL
_______
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____

Green Beans . . . . . . . . . . .

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Pw Rdnr Lw

I,. C.'..'-

last

meal.0

ea.'h 4ey ar either fr

erved

-,

Fillet Of Flounder

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Mayonnaise

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Potatoes
$1

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IIA111111 164

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Assorted

1.5415414 • $'.iId

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lega

"I ha%v Ito intention to Imp .Nk(,\%(-r(-(l Ili Iiiis
fashion and Since I have 111) Intention to lx- so

Ili
a sell-in1j)o.ed silence that lasted
less than 48 hours. Agnew called newsmen
11094- t he" Vednesdav to denounce assertions that
he icceptt'd kii'kh;n'hs of $I ,PM$) a ' cek V. hilt'
''i'rioi iii \1,ii l,iiil .nid a payment of $50,(XM)

I

'.' 49

Sole Au Gratin ..........., 98'

.

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$ ISlI' (11

DELICIOUS

7

IFUIII I)II(
l)IisI(l(Ilt

\'.SlI1 N( 'F( )N i Al'
ProcIaiinitg that
III not be
itiii)iled Oil il sword of ''dafl3nul1 lies,''

.

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'4141 45*1 0541*1

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seoppor,

••e•4 I, p•.

1
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at

IF

Flounder Fillets
. • S45...

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I P-.s

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n %^ps Ili* watenstat,

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MøCtj &amp; Cheese ... .. 25

-

Al

ViCt' 11'11-('~sidellt Slilro T. Agnew lias taken till his
41"11 deft- 11seagainst allega[ions that he accli-I ted
political kickback s And Ag new 1151515 liii will
not

and

tflJoy

.

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that lit) sale is

I

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spolist

;:: 89

-

Blueberry Muff
In.... • 15415 Pr555*

COmp., Ufl111 the meal IS rate0

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Macaroni &amp; Beef ......

d

g new s
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bi II5 I.I tI. SI

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b* a,
:

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ROM Nk Fifty,fil FW[*.

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corn pktr cat iIacj Ion, t hr lull

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Fried CIon's ...........

knnwinlv. disappoint

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PultiR CU$ItIVI*%

£ 'iCAI Wi1SI TO

Hydrow

1h
C

:- : If for any reason vour purchase

A

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4

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r.ir i'

ii,iina

of tI'ii.

PHIliP

rent rf the 3-I (YI

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nll)Iix

p.

p1-.

twin

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Breaks Self -Imposed Silence

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lill-Co. can

lilt

the

I I Piwiluk

Whitmnr., nntsng ahnpiv

%4r,

We're gn$rg ti have a v.rj
difficult tzrrw' bjildrng what
we'r.- plisnrwd Pt, biiM in the
neit twns yeer.' rvuynrr,enled
Waiter
Teegu..
aist
superintend en t f
finane.,

r

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iscuit s

lItii

of the new Altarnninte

Jfl rents few Iiuwh
tM'

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W'tI II Pill

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1111( 0,1

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tre

I tie b'.iir,1 wa hvw keul by
I sun) $Ul, 'fe) t,,v,, In
nu,rithi
Iu,'m t,iii fr' rr,.

IThursda y, August 9, 19/3---Sanford, F forltht 32/71
Year, No. 292
Price 10 Cents

Reduu'ed
eligjN. are
414 IA rents

IMy.r

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Shocked

arwl

delejat.4

tii.'.I tiaruI

Irp *

puss 79

$)rii

WiuIn..dqy right t'ur

v
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w,i'
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