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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 28-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 03, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/683d306706a9a949daf98d01182ad3d5.pdf b2dc1ff9e7723306506899e074345c8b PDF Text Text ��������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 23-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 02, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b35abb717da377bd6f0e7ae3f74c8d68.pdf 9ed3fd1865143f38d9b0f2d3239110b6 PDF Text Text ���������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 27, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 27, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7df76f4848db72e5b96ab6381403fa9a.pdf 1de07d557def93b12a3457201179e470 PDF Text Text - ______ —; _____ ___ —.--_- - - — I ..... 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I - SF\ (li1(I I l'E l(C'i White House tapes and verify the transcripts. wltzi social exclusi e The da te f or the Second Annual Polish I.uau has been set for June 15 (which means there'll be a heav ( hardware sales ,. , carts.) Now wait a minute, folks. - not degrading the hosts. ptP ll"K o n speak for themselves " sought on Issues other than Watergate, such as the milk fund, the ITT ca,se and a $100,000 k oc s Nixon vided edited transcripts. By a ratio of more than 24o-1, Americans said the Judiciary Committee was right In Its decision to reject I transcripts as a su actions at this Ume warranted his being removed from office. The special poll was taken to measure stitute for the tapes. On this question, 62 per cent agreed with the committee, 24 per cent disagreed. while 14 per cent had no opinion. In answers to "Whose statements about Watergate are you more Inclined to believe, John Dean's or President Nixon's?" Nlxwj edged Dean 38 to 36 per cent, with 24 per rent having no opinion. I tnbution by Howard Hughes But he added that these "are course be remiss" Meanwhile, two members of the House panel warned against interpreting the committee's scripts as a sign of a partisan aplit on the impeachment Issue. After receiving edited trainscripts from the House instea d of the actual ta pe recordings. the committee voted 20 to 18 last week to inform Nixon he had not complied fully with its subpoena. "Few if any really thought he was in full compliance," said Rep. Paul S. Sarbam, D~.Md. Pennsy Bilked For Mil.1 ions P1IILADEl,PHIA (AP) - A here, said the investigation still it was formed in 1%8 by merger federal criminal investigetlon is active but declined further oftheNewYorkCentraland the attorne)s. in liii nis has developed evidence that comment. Burt was assisted by Pennsylvania railroads. some high officials of the Penn a Justice Department litwyer It was forced to file for Central railroad m,ade millions from Washington who also said reorganization after failing to o!dollarsinperouaI profit be heiouid not comnent o btain $2O0 million emergenfore the nation's sixth largest cy federal loan guarantees. Sources say the grand jury corporation went bankrupt in had difficulty obtaining all the 1%, ; 0, I , , 11 , I , , I A federal grand jury that met These sources say prosesecretly in Philadelphia for 18 cutors still hope to obtain the months went out of business records and present their case late last year without being again to a new grand jury in asLed to I.Aict anyone, the time to beat the five-year stat- - ~ ~Z~l , , - - __T_ kf )I iwi~_Jr I I 4& , I ,, L" Palm Beach a former law ba nit char- partner of Dickinson and a nieft(Is of granting ters b) Florida Comptroller stock holder in two banks DickF red 0. Dickinson and Is re. inson chartered. The grand jury investigation, gatlonbytheSecuritlesand according to sources, focused figures "and a few ['ichange Commission, which On ive aides." last week filed suit charging the ; : AWARD WINNER HERA a Greater i _P Wr iter Donna Estes recei ved Orlando Press Club a\%ard for losses and stockholders. _. r --I . AL - rZ The SEC sui t is a civil action coaspirac), hiih sources in which, although it seeks to re. cover personal gain by 3ome News Correspondent John Hart at Saturday's awards banquet in Orlando. Donna, who placed second for her stor on the cling of Longwood's medical chnic, was among the 62 winners of this year's contest who heard Hart challenge all journalists to stick to the facts, .I speculation. and not try to influence events b\ former railroad offi __ - deceive asource. outstanding daily news coverage froni CBS . 1 railroad and certain individuals iduals 'This involves es milliors ci v' ith massivee fraud to conceal dollars in personal profit, said \ n iiirus Restraints Proposed For Unions . - r ' j A . was separate from an investi- , .1'. '' . cated was the central charge under consideration, runs from - , GOVERNOR RUBIN Askew today announced he wil others, also seeks to enjoin delection, but said he WQ kndanis from continuing ac clear when exact) the statute not name a lieutenant tions which presumably they govern:)r running mate until runs out in this case. couldn't take anyway after the next month. Askew said he railroad went bankrupt. Although the public was unaC. Oliver Burt 111, an assist- ware of it. the Penn Central was contribution or limit he ant in the U.S. attorney's office in trouble almost from the day imposed last September. That happens to be the oflidal PA! MSPRIGS,Lallf (AP) Thom pson said studies have insignia which is appeAring on — A member of the Federal shown that members of some of the invit,ations—a garbagecaln! Trade C minission pro r11e arn the more powerful unio Last ),ear, 01 of the corn, potatoes, kielbam isnu-sage) subjected to antitrust restraints would without unions, with th~ and other 'goodies' were to curb inflation and protect the ' im I 'pamed ' prepared in these homemade bu)lng poer of non union to the consuming public" pUre cookers—the garbage workers. car-i! (Brings back memories As things stand now, said "And since non-union of crowding around the trough Commissioner Mayo J. Thomp. workers are less affluent, on the back home, neighbors.) son, "Union members' wages average, than union members, l.a.st year it was ,in initial it follows that ev ry w ge in. effort on the part of Harry the, paycheck-; of the country's crease won by one of our more ORI,ANDO. Fla.IAP) — man Tommy 'I'lionias of nection with the secret fund to Gurney's 38, Pettigrew 51 to nomination, 38 per cent pre. 0 Kwiatkowski and met with so non-union employes." powerful labor unions has the Republican and Panama 0ty said lie ,,was riot raising. much suet ess, this tune tie ilI Hi niade the remarks in ,i e'fct of redistributing incomes De mocratic part) leaders 53) surpr ised" Li) poll results but As far as Senator Gurney 0 i speeth prepared for deliery to regssie y away rom the they are not surprised by the ne) s 35 and Young 48 to Gut- Rep have help from IWo u I rey, H F is, 21 per itncernel this has been a oneney :, Brothers - John Sobik cent for Pu blic Service Corn. reltI%eh poor and toard the the \ition d Hind Pocr Acs s of a opinion poll strtt for the last )ear, % ~ insioner Pau hIans and which shows Sen. Edward "ski" who tries to coni'me the 19 per cent undecided. t 1, Gurney, R-Fla., trailing a long knew nothing of this fund rais- :4~: - insisting lie's a %loyle said the poll showed ing actAity. Ukrainian. ~ that Gurney's "going to have a in his bid for reelection. More on this sock-it ex, great deal of difficWty getting -Ithink Sen. Gurney is in . . jury and convin(es them he has _:travapinia In UOiflifl ary." \ri Ilk \ estt rd4i s high 8 lo (lone nothing wrong , that ill er ser i ous politiuil troublt fl SUt\C) also resealed Ut myself some appropriate tit I ........... 3A C,dendar I .04 of an Inch of rain on inan Jon Nloyle of West Palin air." .P I CC( tire ove ral and g Gurney has been cloing his job (htsifiedads Saturday. Beach. "But 1'e belie%ed that Of the five Democrats seek • ' increased sharpl y sthcethe Last sneakers, and stuff.) Partly cloudy through for a year before his troubles ing e nate nomination, SecFlorida PoU was taken in Octo. _4!t 7A Lrossord puzzle 5 Tuesday with a chance of retary of Stat! Richard Stone began with the inestigation of her . 6A 1ar Abby The following will help gic thundershowe today and his fund raising and the in iowed most support among Gurney's approval rating fell 6A Dr tan )U a better insight into the again on Tuesday the 1,618 peors lntervtwed dictment" from per cent to per cent 4 thinking of some of our Elected Editorial comment - 4A Aftcrnoon highs In the mid. But state Senate President Mal. Gurney has been indicted by I' -, I re Texas legislator Dan Kuhiak, suggesting the Texas spli t itself Into fse states, a right retainid kn it joined the Union in l5 to gain more regional representation in Washington said, "it's not right for a little old bitt)' state like New Jersey Teiai does" iIoros('j Hospit a l notes ults public Beatab/e Natianal 1iblic notices &Hity Sports State . T' ... . 28,411 6A I A mid 6 Daytona Beach tides for Tuesday high 9.20 a.m., 942 p in lo 3 07 m, 3:03 p.m.; Port Canaveral - hi 849 am, 9:272 P.UL, lo 2.52 a.m, 3.03 pm. charge of olating stak dec ton law in connection with a reported $4 00,000 fund col lected from builders allegedly seeking favor wi th the Fed eral Housing Administration The secret lund al is the subJect of Federal grami jury probes. --. :. -. I eli -U-i-" - -_U - - . .1 -, -, i~~-! ,k~-:~: *'t --- i hr--r~~ -- ~ t'Ll:-,-fk~klu I _. - ~ I- - ' Weather 6A JA - .. I~ . - -. legitimate questions and for Ix-ople involved to do any less thar, their best, they woWd, 0 grand jury today were: -Frede ri ck Prior 1W TOM I)OlJt' nse - - - I ______________ -, -ug .. - ls 1. '/t ; . Index .__ _- :. ______ U ___________________ A --: A - I - "I \ - — ~ It - _Y(17~,__ ___-_. — - S! 0 I r \ with the contents of them. They would turn over evidence 11,aig said anyone who reads Poil Shows Gurne Alw~ ( .1 - — •..: - - \ ________________ —, . . - __ - ,^uD THE ./ -h" -) ~) - 1 - _____ -- ( Ili 6 -- o ; •• tJ7 ____ j -- I . - - .. - - I . o' - . - r It I'ltdt rtidt,e i in We'r, N _ = '' 5 ? ) _______________________________________________________________ .,. i Z. e-sE __,~. ..#P ~ ~) I, C( -,,_ I _________________ -. - in _. ~~ __ ~_ 4 1 I - TV ~2 fl __ -. / . he N T ~p __ 1T. 4 _ £ — I n I . r_~ 1-1 , .1111 "' -, -1 w7-15:~ - - n_ ___ ( 11 fL- --- - ~ _jL 7 I k-.-- .. . 'c.. ;qz 1.- ,W -, - . I L zXVI -- J ¼ . , : - — ________ t — - ) ~ I __ _____ "k. ,_ .-' ."_',. NF-: I . 'Adl-1-6 __ T ) _~ - * I - r THIMK IT'LL RAiwl . BOOKS LATELY 1 is 0 * 1(— 15qF- --.;eo ~ ~1_ .p' -E. . 4 - .Jr .. Elow3Le f3c!]h3me:Lder LIVE ""t"~I w z _~ v .,m , . a -ou my first about to sbare with ) - .' n I soc4 t h _____ view, White House chief of staff Alexander M. Haig Jr. said lie hopes the leading members of ,lie 11...Judiciary Commit," The inquiry, which began April 26, allegedly centers on Dickinson's granting of state bank charters and his financial relationship with those who re- -. Wi t i Ic - I + ._ of olfir, showed that 17 per cent were left with a more par.sion of its investigation into the affairs of high-ranking poh- ~1 ( -- , ____ Haig declined to reply d shadow of a doubt that there directly to questions about has not been much tampering whether the White House also - favorable opinion. ThIrty-five per cent said their opinion had remained the same, but ire ac no a o determining ow s group fell about th e Pr esident. Six per cent offered no opinion. The poll also showed that, by a 44-to-11 per cent margin, Americans believe there Is enough evidence against the President to bring him to trial before the Senate. llouever, by a 49, to~U margin, the national sample said It didn't believe the President's The grand jut) also report- . - S~, I 76 ~5 (--I' - I over what amounts to an impeachable offense could be resolv ed in ____ 1 __ - I 11 ii L I ~~2 r ~ !~- __ ~ , — I ___________ ~ -; w -~ ,4 ~ i ___________ .~,4~q _, - -_-_ _. _______ anscripts "knows without public response to the President's defense of his refusal tn surrender 42 tape recordings of While House conversations to the Home Judiciary Committee. Instead, Nixon pro- fat satchels of records. X - \ mu ' probe into the lawyer, came out within the firt -- 10 -- .-I __ =~ 11 ~ \ ~ ~, -A_: __ -t . .1 - - 4 t i state The 18-member panel is In Its Register, 44, now a Tampa --- , ~ _ Price 10 Cents V1# . , 11 -owe 11.1 RF. WHAT/6__~ 7 Q '.A 01 .. ,a\ ac PRINCEJON, N.J. JAP) -Forty-Wo per cent of the people %ho viewed or read about President Nixon's tele v ision address last %%eck on the Watergate transcripts now have a "less favorable" opinion of him, according to the Gallup Poll. A special telephone poll of 694 adults also comptroller's office ti.:. while rintb day of a O,.. ARr ____ :7 i LUCKILY 1 WAS ABLE...C,fV044P.- TO (i Ari r 'C' 'N t "4'-' ,,, \ / -- / - J r.7 _. /I7 -LV - - *_1 ----- - X004,1 I - ___ ~_.- --- -_ ~ - __ I - .. - . - - . - i ranscri TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - For- a Cocoa Reach city commis- portedly also looking into Dickmer State Rep. William Regis,- sioner, Tom Dolan, waited to be inson's personal financial after went before a federal grand called. fairs. - __ -a' __ is Congress and the President Dolan To Te 'stief In Di"cki" nson Probe I 't % 1% 'T nal plot to obstruct justice." St. Clair also said he comsiders it unrealistic to think that a constitutiortal dispute between ra 0 r/ " ) ) '. . -_ 04 - House Monday, May 6, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 ~ T ~ 41 ~, , - I I . 101- 4.1 - PI-EASE PREPARE A 5KEAST OF RALIN WITH ALL ThE TRIMMING5... WITH YOU N A M NU __ I4 % special counsel, said Sunday the presidential tape k* ' jury investigating , 414 66th Year, No. 220 .10 - -4, - " ..- 1 ) I I "% 'I r 11 - ( -/ 7~T ) - - 11C __ ,% C %_ X I I 1 __ -1-Nd4--NN-NmNW~ t JL,It. J I 17 (/~ r , ") ,Q,J) 11 1-1 I .~ 79 , i- , - " - I -1.1% "- - - -7_-__.~- %% 41 transcripts released last week prove,Nixon neither authorized nor knew of the payments and _. IDEA, I3T I — ( CAPITAL - I 01 I I'll 'I .1.1 j. . -,:= e _ ) exmdahl & HEY, SyL%,EsT,ER, WHY DoN'r YA KNocK OFF LEAVING.. URK! / I %~~ r—..-.---' --. :!--/ W o They have not yet accepted the Hutchinson %lichigan. the ~ .senior committee V , - k I A JtAT S - P;_: _-'v. / C -TOODNES'S / , qP " . - HEH-HEH! THEY' KJUS'r E5E \VOV,KIN* ON TH' le I K e ident Nixon's chief lawyer says material that Chairman Peter tual tapes at tie White hlcuse - ,.,--Q t I - _______________________________ Of I - -. Of those who make, ..._______ - i— '------ ,•4ENJ. "k "-" ageofl9in l966bydnunknonassai1ant Nixo~n said in releasing the i -. -i TH' CHEAPEST I 'n4 ~ ~ - ' Claire W. Burgener, H-Callf., M,898; Sen. Alan Cranston. D-Calif.. S547,8W; Sen, J. Glenn Beall, R-Md., M,817; Sen. Walter B Huddlesten, Ky ,$215,167, and Sen. Cliff or d p us Mone ___ V _________\ - danger the safety of a public figure's family. Percy's daughter, Valerie, was beaten and stabbed to derith at thc- - ~_ - — FINICASS _______________ - Also, Rep John L)ellenback, ROre, $469,200, Rep William lhman, Fta., $621,000; Rep. Bill Archer, R-Tex., $409,293; Rep. Richard T. Hanna, aIif., $5,244; Rep. th - -__ - from other members of his fairily. Percy says the experience of the Hearst family in California shows that d isclos ur e of financial worth can en- I.. !- CHICKEN L - - -, ' Kennedy likewise has said he might make some form of public pt his finances cannot be separa ted, for disclosure purposes, Sloss gives an accounting every two years. His mcst rece - 1 . - - I~=Iz-_ I - K7:;~__. - __ _-i- -A - - p . -- . -_,._ --. ,_1 -- .. __ ___-_ - -Z personal finances" k - -' UGS UX14Y ik!l ______ - -.-- frank and open in all respects," says Sen. Frank E. Sloss, DUtali. "One way to be candid is to make full disclosure of SEN 1)WAItDKLNNEI)y ___ - "o ____ __71Z - - - ~n_ Z~_ ._. .~111 . . I ._11 i -_-! ~71_k-~:~_~Ll~ _ _____A __ - - / ____ Rep. Charles W. Whalen Jr., Rhio, lis ts his wor th at nearly $1 million Sen. Robert Taft Jr, Rhio, repor ted h is netorthatabout$2miWonwhenhewaselectedfn 1970 He releases ta x summaries each bear . N I the others L disclosed P eraIcire °ttc'dollars. i hey' include Sen. Adlat Stevenson HI 1)-fl with $668 250 Rep Richard F Vander Veen. 1) Mich, $24518, Rep Guy Vander Jagt, H Mich, $327,000, and Hip, Charles A. Mosher, ROhio, $235,000. W.; __________ _.~!- ___ %L-, . '0 M .%L__ __ , P.le disc ose their finances say they did so in an attempt to restore the (redihility of government, especially in light of Watergate ' Th ose of us who have been elec ted to th e leg isla ti ve branch can help restore cr ed ibility in government by being 1 40 wn ______ Others are Rep. Jerry I,. Pettis, R-Calif., $1.3 million; Rep. Pierre S. du Pont, R-Del., 12.5 million (in stocks); and Rep. Gilbert Sen Edsard N Kenned), 1)-Mass, Sen James Buckley, Con fl N y , and Sen Charles Percy, II 111 Buckle) sa s he receives about 200,000 letters each year from constituents, but has ,ever been asked to make an ac counting He says he might at some future date. . .7 - mbers who U' - .- — , -- Z3 " - _ ___ . =;__ .' ( - CLAY MNV __ ,.4 4 - v-v, ~,-, vst,L. ~tl__Z` _~~' MAINS O / ~ -*'~ - ,~_~ <— A_,;'t_V_ __i - NQT S I N CE I -4' ____ _____ ' . ' ...- I _--.J ' I - ~ . 1 - -=-.~:~:7*-_5, ~. ~ , ..;-_ _____ 111f i----- - -__ I -- --\i _____ 44r — ' - .. .. . . -. / . - - - 1. - - upor Finances number are multimillionaires. They include Sen. Claiborne Pell D-R,I., who lists his net worth in excess of $3 million, and'Rep.Ogdenfleid,D-N.y.,whollstsh is atmore th an.$4.I5 million. out the remainder of Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe's term. Ile said disclosure was important becattse "public confidence in the integrity of govemment has fallen to it3 10%VeSt point." Metzenbaum, with a reported net wor th of $36 million, Is among th e weal th iest members of Congress. But some ci the richest men In Congress have not disclosed They include house members must file with an ethics committee a form lis ti ng business interests, but the wor th of those interests is kept confidential by the panel Senators must file with the comptroller general a copy of their federal income tax return and a list finances not coyere(; in the return The information also is confidential The Senate twice has passed legislation requiring fuller ted du:CO : r ,h7: rOneith:lI I Most . - ______ - •4iz 1 I / - 4 it 1 eveal Personal statement listed $118,634; in assets, against 1126,917 in liabititles. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, DOhio, disclosed his net financial worth Immediately , being appointed to serve they tire preparing to make a public accounting of their finances or are considering that step. Full public disclosure by members of Congress is not re. quired by law. i : i, " __ __ - ~" — ' — I I '. WASHINGTON (AP) About 60 of the 535 members of Congress have voluntarily made public disclosure of their tax returns or net financial worth. Mother 25 contacted In an Associa ted Press survey say 11 ( f . ongressmen R C — 'p ' 1W 60 3 __ ___ _____ 'en Richard Pettigrew of \hanu, Rep Bill Gunter, DFIa, ' and dakhorsc candidate 11~ Burton Young of Miami all % l(i(1lAl)iu l;Vi.\i,IiC1(NEy sbowedmoresupport nGur. Frtrunning Democrat ne In the poll Popularity drop Aciording to the poll, Stone iid Gurney could survive his me poll sa id that of 4 Roublesifheis not Indicted by was favored by b3 per cent publicans asked about their - "' ... per cent, the poll said The poll, by Barbour & Mon roe Marketing Research, was taken in mid Apri!, before Gurmy was indicted on m demeanor charge of collecting co ntributions before setting up a campaign treasurer or a t-0 _-.-_A_.V— _-:- ii- --- -0s20 �2A—The Sanford Herald Monday, May 6, 1974 NATION wanted to raise $2 million Parr's former associates at the leadership of the co-op in early — Two after the 55 miles per went Into effect on a nationwide basis, an Associated Press survey shows Americans have slowed down a little but are still driving faster than the law allows. The AP sent reptcrs In the 48 states to drive on the highways on May 1, keeping at the legal IL'nt of 55 m.p.h. to see what other motorists were doing. months : F ! _______ _____ Congress Has Busy Week Congress UI1! . _________________________ -1 heads into another __________________________ to metric measurements • . .1. - ftial ____________ ______ :-1 months Fiscal year. % _____________________ mlo" _____ : r ___________________ - _____ __ ____ I ___________ _________ ____________ ______________ •- • W_ -A 7 Erasures Reconf irmed - _____ ______________ k4a , YORK (AP) — A panel of tape experts has reaffirmed Its preliminary conclusion that an 18'-mlnute gap In a Watergate tape from several erasures and re-recordings, according to an assistant to one of the panel members. On the six-man panel gave the final draft six-month investigation to U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica In Washington. The results were not made NEW magaw ____ resulted k. a I public. However, Ernest Aschkenasy, an assistant to Mark Weiss, vice president of Federal Scientific Corp., said In an Interview Sunday that the final draft is substantially the same as the panel's pr.!llmlnary report to Sirica last Jan. 15. .,~~ -.I By DAVE GOI..D BERG — Jat ne Cooper, a West Coast to the city council; to tradition- cals-come-lately; that they Associated Press Writer radical activist. al Communists like Angela may be government agents, Paranoia. Suspicion. Con. "There is no doubt that the Davis; to old new leftists like and that if they are Owy are tempt. Hatred. Apathy. S SLA is a CIA front," — The Jerry Rubin; through the newer seriously discrediting the There are a lot Of wGrds used National Caucus of Labor Com. National Caucus of Labor radical cause. by American radicals in reac- mittees. Committees, which thinks just "My overwhelming response tion to the Symbionese LiberLeft-wing anti pa thy for the about everyone is front for the is that I'm sick of the whole ation Army, which says it kidSILA comes from just about ev- CIA; to Maoists; to the Black thing," says an unsuccessful naped Patricia Hearst and as- ery group of note except the al- Panthers, who say chairman candidate for the Berkeley City sasslnated Oakland Superinten. most nonexistent Weath- Huey P. Newton is on the SLA Coun cil last year on a radi cal dent of Schools Marcus Foster. erpeople. One of their leaders, "hit list" for denouncing the coalition slate. "Politically, Few are favorable. Bernardine Dohrn, said from Hearst kidnaping and the they make no sense at all. None Here are two: hidi ng that the group's actions Foster shooting. of thes3 people were poli tical "The Nixon Administration were revolutionary and thus There are a number of here. And It's been a very would like nothing better Wn could "teach and strengthen." themes in the denunciation: destructive thitig. 7Vy1re stop. for us to believe these are the The disdain covers a spect. that the violence of SLA actions ping People on the street and kinds of things revolutionaries rum from activists in Berkeley can't be justified morally; that interrogating them. It's just and commun ity activists do," who ha ve elected four radicals members of the SLA are radi- very bad." WASHINGTON (AP) — Gaylord Shaw of The has honored by the White House for his coverage of President Nixon's announcement of the January 1973 Vietnam peace agreement. journalistic awards at the association's annual dinner Saturday were James R. Polk of the WashIflgton Star-News and Jerry Landauer of The Wall Street Journal. Polk was given the Raymond Clapper Memorial Award for his stories disclosing the secre t $200,000 contribution by financier Robert L. Vesco to President Nixon's reelection campaign. been Correspondents' Association major 87-Year-Old Motorcyclist Ca ll ey s widower, the 87. yearold - motorcycle -. _ - I - I—, - ' .01~ -- .. - '1 ' - - ;_ - - _ _4 - - - bum r- __ __ Wheat is Available -- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Housewives don't have to worry about the price of bread soaring to $1 a loaf, the US. under secretary of Agriculture says. It's just something dreamed up by the baking Industry. "There's plenty of wheat available, more than we can use," declared J. Phil Campbell, It's just that (or he first time, the nation's b.crs have iad to go out and find available wheat. Campbell told The Msocla ted Press Society of Ohio Saturday night. The government has stopped keeping track of it, he said. careless driving, driving while Fairlanes Bowling Alley. intoxicated, disobedience to a law officer, and resisting arrest with violence, bond was set at $5.615. County amusing visitors to the zoo's birdhouse. ________________________________________________________________________ I People In The News Tom Jones CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — British singer Tom Jones 1 Elliott sa id that in 1969 a Supreme Court Justice freed on bond Army Capt. Howard Levy who like Calley had been con victed by court-martial and Cx. hausted mili tary appeals. Levy I' I I . - 11 I f - r • " I . 'F . ' - I. • bama." - 1'.', J - /. • review of the case not - •• - -.. • •___• ______ I -. - . -. . • - - ..— -. . . MINI SPACE CAPSULE Reversing the trend toward larger and larger payloads, this spacec,,raft is prepared for launching at NASA's Lewis Research Center in But, Mrs. Reagan also says Calley's sentence further. Cleveland and only weighs 250 pounds. Wants the Republican Call. "I have reviewed the record was prevented from leaving Mary Strawbejdge she fornia governor to do whatever ci the United States vs. Calley Venezuela when he tried to he wishes, and have decided that no fur. board a plane for th e United In ia, Mrs. Reagan was then action by me In this case is States. NEW YORK (AP) Former asked if she wanted her hus- necessary or appropriate," A local newsman, Manuel Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's band to be president. Her an. Nixon said. NEW YORK (AP) - Senate The Piper said that Senate Olalqumaga of the "El Univer- (laughter, Mary Rockefeller swer: "I don't think any woman Nixon's decision upheld investigators believe thecaseof Investigators now believe that Sal," got a court order against Strawbridge, has been married would want the awesome, Army Secretary Howard 11. the two $50,000 Republican Mitchell was afraid Lawrence who was tremendous Jones for injuries allegedly in. to Thomas B. Morgan, responsibilities of Calla,way's April 16 reduction of "CamJ*ik'TI contributions" M. by flicted by Jones' bodyguard. O'Brien, then the Democratthe PresidencY for the man she CalleY's sentence from 20 to 10 billioniare Howard Hughes sup. Ic Olalquinga said David Perry City Mayor John V. LIndsay's l oves." National chairman, knew years. plies the missing motive for the about the Dunes case and the The same question last Sep. struck him on the head last staff. Watergate break-In, the Wall hughes donation i teniber brought a similar reWednesday. Perr) reportedly One of the former lieutenant's Street Journal said today, ,ecaucc tie it u sectnd marriage sponse. Venzuela the next lay. attorneys, J. Houston Gordon of The Journal said the investi. had for both. Their previous ma r. On On Sunday, she sa id: "Noth. Co vi ngton, Tenn., sa id he was gatoes contend beentoa public relations con• former sultant Jones reportedly was being riages ended in divorce. has happened lately to "deeply disappoin ted In the Atty. Gen. Johnthat the Hughes organ. N. The Sunday ceremony was make me think that's the dandy Mitchell Izatlon. O'Btien delayed pending a CQIWI says he was President's action." "tampered with" a case inheld in the bride's Manhattan thing to Probers A - . - William Clark, 42, 9910 Bear M aston ,%dolptmus Jr., 50, Apartments reported Lake Road reported items Regency 125cr $30 cash missing from his amounting to $175 missing From his car, Friday. home, Saturday. " - — Tuesday, will be the well known television personality, naturalist and au thor, Stan Brock. Brock will talk on the Central Florida Zoological Park, now under construction on Lake Nlonroe west o! Sanford. If construction continues with its present momentum, says Broc k , the animals in the old Sanford Zoo should be moved to the new park within ftee morift. Ile will outline the plans for th e proposed Fire Calls Seminole ~____._ - '. SEARSJUNIORSPORTSWEARDEPARTMENT • Debbie Ring (I) and Debbie Shannon apply finishing touches H Published Daily and Sunday. except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Her&d. 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Ha, 32771. S'lOpm Saturday brush firC at the end of Bouganvilla Ave., with Casselberry fire department assisting. 2:58am Sunday false alarm. Casselberry --- Herald Area Correspondents Black Community Longwood PAArva HatA i o.im. 377 1A15 Altamonte Spnng' f P.chotS, 5Th 797 kj Sear Lake-Forest City 377 7611 D,ltona.DeBary-EntIrp(le F Ann lle Ld*arth, 571 3)6) e Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 37771, Subscription Rates by Carrier Year $28. 40 W'$55c - Chuluota Ocneva-Ov,edo-Sia,a 372 76)1 Tanglewood. E. Estates 377 2611 Escalators, elevators and utrcase will move shoppers ospital N otes May 3, 1974 MAY 4,1974 ADMISSIONS ADMISSIONS Sanford: Robert Si1banks Alfred Berguson Freddy Cody Frank Milton Bernice Bagley Richard Williams Jr. Joy G. Perez Henry A. Bennett Jackie K. Stewart Jr. Glorise A. Gray Marie A. Pernicano, DeBary Henry Bergman, Deltona Mr. & Mrs. Salvadore (Marie) Pernicano A boy, DeRary DISCHARGES Sanord: William H. Bunch Willie Nixon David L. Sprague Larry I). Hoquard Jr. William E. McQuatters Sanford: Rillia M. Smith Barbara A. Bradford Rose N1. McNeil, Oveido Joan Boone, Oviedo Jeannette L Rigot, Deltona James Belitsos, Orange City Kim Norris,Longwood Irma I. Bisbee, Geneva BIRTILS Lake Monroe I, Geneva H. Owen R. Gordon Brisson Richard L. Williarms Sanford: Madeline M. GOt'mly Harry Llndberg Julia Minott Thelma S. Show Peggy Fuller Lloyd H. McDonough Ella I. Davis Louise E. Dougherty John J. Routier, Deltona Eileen H. Kildren, Deltona Joseph T. 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Lee May 10 Folk musical "Wake Up, May 17 Jacob" by 5th grade chorus County PTA Council banquet, 1 2 3 MAY 5, 1974 ADMISSIONS open to public, 12:30 p.m. at the Revolution, 2:30 p.m., 2407 school. Laurel Ave.. Sanford Hostess 2 SPEED FANS WITH SAFETY GRILL .-. a - JennicE. Rohde, Orange Cits Dorothy IL Scobey, Illinois advisory Committee meeting, Daughters of 1O 99 20" Req. 17.95 --____ __ — a_s eee_ — Casselberry 5 PIECE SET ! SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 97)2 Altarnonto Springs SHIRLEY MILLET CaHelberry-Fern Park OOIdenrod Ea tbrook 631 7992 or 6'1 7559 PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY 17-92 NEXT TO UP Monroe Evelyn C. Pierce, Winter Janice S. Shadron Constance Y. Ande rson ot.tn 327 2611 Winter Springs Plancv Booth, 372 6735 III Spring3 Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo (Joy) Hugh Braddy. Geneva Perez a boy, Sanford Kathleen DeZarn, Orange Mn. & Mrs. Ray (Cathy) City Seaclirist a girl, Casselberry Melanie A. Ledford, Enterprise DISCHARGES RTHS - 1 spectrum of national. regional and local reta ilers offering the widest possible range of merchandise and services. _________ Goldenrod - s, . ___ zoological par). and illustrate Nannie Frazier, Altarnon. his talk with a brief Film show, te Springs The coffee and doughnuts William B. Clime, Longwood breakfast is open free to Fonley H. Ray, Enterprise Chamber members; U $1.00 Eva D. Osborne, Orlando donation is expected from nonMichael Morgan, Oveido members. Blanche I. Farr, Deltona BIRTHS The longest measure of time Forest City Sanford Inn. Holiday Inn and other area motels. is (lie kaipa in Hindu chronolo2:30p.m. Sunday snwll brush Seminole Detective Sgt. gy. It is equivalent to 4,320 millire on Balmy Beach Drive. Robett Kunkler said four lion years. lj,l!L' - ________ t t Chamber Seminole Goldenrod at brush lire. Robert Schulte arrested Rukan said. In connection with several thefts at 8 i)ays Inn, Sheraton • ____ j , 9 pin. Sunday brush (ire at A six-month combined in- Seminole and an unknown Easibrook North on Howell of Orange County vestation by Seminole and number been working on Branch Iload and SR 436. Orange County Sheriff's detectives had assisting Seminole-Coldenrixi. detectives has resulted in the the cases since January Hukan is also wanted arrest of William Itukan. 36, of federal charges of auto theft Winter Springs Orlando and recovery of 50 and interstate transportation of stolen television sets. 4:34 p.m. Sunda)- assisted Orange County Delective Sgt. stolen property. authorities 'Gate Motive course, pesrance today. A spokesman unaware tie transactions. CaUe' had been under house volving the Dunes Hotel of Las RichardofDanner, a Hughes said apartment. at Jones' Lor4on office him to do what he wants, to do arrest since his March 1971 Vegas and that fSai' of Morgan, now the assistant (0 what they received a call executive, testified Friday he feels he sliosilil do. I conviction for murdering at covery of the facts led In after he was toppeiI from leav. tier of New York hope I've learned something in least 22 Viet na mese civilians at Wa te los Angeles in a suit involving rgate break-in mission ' ing Sunda y and he was "tota lly rnagazin', was press secretary the last 7 years, and that's My Lal. Testimony at his court- 1972.. MItchell two factions of the Hughes ordenies this. for I.indsay, He is from that you can ' bewildered...." t make lcngrange martial showed hundreds of ciganizatio that gave Springfield, III. The Journal said given thi&t the the 3100,000 in he 1970 InRebozo two in. plans. I don't have to think villans died as Calley's platoon mone' had been Jonez cabled Prime Minister about him running for president swept through the hamlet on Hughes to Charles G. "Belie" by Stailnierits of $50,030 each. But Harold Wilson for aid. A righ t now, so I'm not going to." March 16, 1968. Danner sa id the money was to Rebozo, one of Nancy Reagan pokesmnan said Wilson would President Reagan, who is not running In granting Caliey temporary on's closest Nii' be used for Republican conbe shown the cable after he reafter gre3siona for re-election this year, ha., freedom. Elliott said be pie. favorable gnverp,, candidates, not Nix. turned From a trip. t action on SACRAMEN TO (Al') Nan. been mentioned as a potential serited no threat to himself or Hughes' propojJ purch 1972 re-election campaign. A spokesman for Jones said cy Reagan says be still doesn't contender for th. GOP ° presi. society. Elliott The Journal and the delay would cost him "tens think it would be 'i dandy dentin! nomninatior in l97, also said Calley the Dune5. Hughes never itebell met priorsaId to Danner the contrihad ken a mmlcKlet prisoner. bought th e hotel butlon. Forest City Theft Suspect Charged left . ...- Worker Turns n Self After Shot V ct m I) es . •.. , H' John Fehn John C. Ferris 12:32 p.m. Sunday, brush lire Julia G. Chase fl Howell Creek Road, Winter Mrs. Tonyn E. Rowland & I Springs assisting. Baby Girl 4:34 pin. Sunday, small bfll3h Walter Griffin fire on power line east, when i i i Birdie C. Jessup lightning struck a power pole. Hazel Posley Wint er Springs assisting. Grace A. Murken Alvin J. Kilpatrick Sanford migrant farm worker belonging to A. Duda and Sons Walter I). Lee, Deltona Reed was charged with t ur ned himself Into Seminole Goldenrodharry T. Oas, Deltona Deputies Saturday after assault to commit murder, Do m m e rick Dale E. Miller, Deltona Brennon, bond was set at $8,000 then learning that Donald Petrie, Deltona was dropped Reed to $5,000. 30, also a (arm worker had died 11:14 p.m. Saturday, woods Edmund C. Williams, DeBary 11 days alter Reed had shot him released on bond Aprl 26 and Jose, Alvarez, DeBary nine times Following an continued working at the camp fire at entrance of Castillian death Saturday. Court, Alomna Ave. henry L. Monroe, Lake Mary argument between the two until 1:34 pin. Sunday recall on a Peter Jensen, Lake Mary Reed has now been charged men. degree Friday muck lire off Semoran Howard A. Langston, Deland f with the irst murder in Reed was arrested April 11 Eddie Williams, Osteen after Seminole deputies found and is being held in tl-.v Boulevard and Forsythe Road. same fire at Marvin M. Meeks, Winter Brennon suffering from the gun Seminole County Jail without Another recall on 4:34 pm. Spnifl)S bond . a house at wounds in that li:05 p.m. Recall on brush fire i•:ist of Castillian Court. - • was convicted for refusing to train Green Berets and medics, of thou5Inds of dollars because thing" for her husband, Ronald, onThe Ann) dismissed Colley Saturday after releasing a we hill miss recording sessions to become pr esident of the statement from President Nix. scheduled for tonight in Ala . United Sthte. on saying he had decided upon Hugh Rusell Braddy, 19. Cemetery Road suffered a minor gun shot wound in the Pete Bukur, 45, 100 Idylewilde discharged while he was reported finding three tires handling it, Sunday. punct ured on his car, Sunday. RusselE.Cobnin.2OBlLjnden Oviedo Road reported the windshield wipers were torn from his car, John Piloian, 43, 742 Wildmere Avenue Longwood Sunday. were reported $53 cash missing from Four car windshields his place of business. broken by vandals Sunday In a fenced storage area at Hill Baker Volkswagen. on SR. bOO. Fern Park Thr ee inspection stickers were Charles Mar, Fern Park missing from the cars. Apartments re ported waking &aturday ngh and seeing two 3(y Emma 15M men run from his home with a Roseberry Lane reported six shag rug valued at $130. gold tea cups and a hand gun amounting to 11,000 missIng from her home, Sunday. yearold former officer Feb. 27 on personal recognizance in lieu of $1000 bond. These white pelicans at Chicago's Brookfield Zoo bask in the noonday sun but certainly don't ap pear relaxed despite their lazy respite from Geneva thigh when his gun accidentally - U.S. District Court Judge J. No New Developments - 3209 West 9th Street was Hose, Longwood reported arrested by Sanford Police vandals broke the front window Sunday and charged with in his car while it was parked at Robert Elliott treed the 30. TRIO Casselberry Sanford department stores-.Robinsons of Flori da and Burdine's-now under construction wi ll be in the mali with 158 ot he r stores and • shops and open in August. The additiona l stores and : N1§MM1N1000WNNVW_=~ shops will include a full . _____ I Guest speaker at the monthly Chamber of Commerce Per. sona!ity Breakfast In the Sanford Civic Center, 8 a.m. , ,.' , :. - Hear Brock Police Blotter è' Government attorneys have askend the court to revoke Cal. ley's bail ongroundsjtj,g . precedented for a military pris. - • Group To s • cents today, - Ordinance 273 tamendment to Commercial, property located bond ordinance, north of Sr 434 and east of wide black separatist cult general U.S. population. ca lled "Dea th Angels." He said April recruitment figures the group is reponsible for have not yet been publihrd, but about 80 "murderous assaults" black enlistments in th " e Amy in California, al though this reporiedlyros, last mon th after theory ha., been disputed by law levelling off in January through enjorcenwnt official , including M arch. ~ state Atty. Gen. Evelle Army manpower officials Younger. sa id they were unable to ex An estimated 1,000 persons plain the increase, but It ap- • crowded into the Temple of Is- peared the uw.ttled economic . lam Mosque No. 26 Sunday to situation might be a factor. . show support for the three acWhile insisting they never cused, all of whom are Black will impose any racial quotas, Muslims. officials am concerned about They are expected to enter achieving what they call a pleas to the slaying charges on "representative Army." % am. to 9:30 p.m. Monday Kimbrough, "Winnie the Pooh" and parking. Split level parking r (Preliminary) and Family Dwelling and 11.4 Fire AdminIstrator, Sheriff, North Water Plant; Commercial, property on south Resignaticn from Civil Service side of SR 436. (Gallagher): lloard-Mr. Schrader, and Set Rezone from 11.3 Multiple. linked the attacks to a nation. centage of young blacks in the onertobe granted bail. Newspaper Raises Price -- Pod Kentucky Fried Chicken- Multiple-Family Dwelling to government. - DIGNIFIED I • the major break in the case would appear before the grand jury. Three men, Larry Green, A Manuel Moore, 29, and J.C. SiWASHINGTON (AP) — mon, 29, are accused of three of Army officials predict that 13 slayings in a case police hate black representation in the code-named "Zebra," after a ranks may rise to 25 per cent police communications over the long term. channel. They are being held This would be about 5 per cent without ball, higher than the current level COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP)-At. torneys for William L. Calley Jr. plan to ask a federal court today to allow their client conUr.ued freedom under bond, a status being challenged by the photo. • - WASHINGTON CROSSING, N.J. (AP)-A Wire Fox Terrier named Ch. Sunnytreok Spot On was best-In-show among 4,4t4 dogs In the Trenton Kennel Club's annual competition here Sunday. The 4 -year-old dog owned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Jr. of Middleburg. Vs., alno won in the terriers division. Itshandler was Peter Green, a native of Wales who lives in Pennsylvania. On Saturday, the Welshborn dog won best-in-show in Bucks County, Pa. The winner's closest competition for best-In-show was Ch. Galaxy's Corey Carina, a Doberman Pinscher from Glen Cove, N.Y., that wan In the working division. SANFRANCISCO FRANCIS (AP) — FBI Investigators say there have been no new developments in the Patricia Hearst kidnaping, even though reports came In from around the country from citizens who thought they have seen the newspaper heiress. "Of course, we check out all such reports," FBI Special Agent Charles Bates said Sunday. "We get quite a few of them even day" Meanwhile, agents continued to study evidence collected from an apartment that had been occupied by the Symblonese Liberation Army, which claims it kidnaped the 20-yearold coed three months ago. The evidence Included clothing, acid stained papers and other important evidence. th FBI said. At the Hears residence in suburban IlilLsborough, Miss Hearst's parents, Randolph and Catherine Hearst, spent a quiet weekend at home. •. Queried -. one of Its bigest Sears Florida Sears stores — a Norimin Floyd, County Con)- swiftly and comfortably betmission Chairman John wee 'n the two levels of stores _____ Sta tus I S • Best in Show CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The Charlotte Observer and the Charlotte News increased their newsstand prices to 15 becoming the first North Carolina dailies to charge th price The Charlotte Observer will also increase Its Sunday Issue to 35 cents. The Knight Publishing Company, which also publishes U* Miami Herald, said higher newsprint and labor costs forced the increase. Home delivery prices were not changed. ry - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- all customer service activities women (in the payroll. Central Florida's newest and and two features new to Central Regular store hours will be 10 -4 Black I' Rising flecauseoftheorder,o(ficlals would not say whether an informer that police say provided Sears Opens In )' la// Wednesday Roebuck and Co. stores will graphy studio and a 134-seat through Saturday while the and the IAke Brantley High to accomodate 6,800 vehicle3 Open for business in the cafeteria. Other specialty areas automotive shop will be open School Band. will pei mit customers to enter Finance and Election report by Alto monte 426. (Thomas Kirkland); Altamonte Mall after ribbon within the store will Include the from 8:30 am. to 9:30 D.M. Sears is the second store to the projects at many areas on Conunissioner David Outlaw; Appeal against decision of cutting ceremonies at 9:45 a.m. key shop, optical shop, tobacco Store manager is D.F. Holley, open in the giant multi-million either level. MAY 7,- 6:30 pm. Police and Health report by Board of Adjustment in ap- on Wednesday. and indoor-outdoor garden- formerly of the Brunswick, Ga. dollar climate controlled Concourses connecting the Commissioner John Booth; Public hearing to correct a proving lot size variance, side shop. outlet. Holley and his family shopping mall complex. department stores and concr Planning and Zoning report by legal des iption in an an- yard variance, and front yard The two story outlet conThe store will be one of live in Sweetwater Oaks. Jordan Marsh opened its taming a myriad of mall shops Commissioner Irene Van nexation ordinance. Con- variance on Lot 10, Block A, taming 209,000 ning third Central Florida store in will be set with tropical gardens e o th pe ti Par cipating in Seminole County's larger square feet will dethm of six amendments Eepoel; Zoning Board and changes to the zoning or. Tract 14, S-anlando Springs, be a complete Sears store with employers with 600 men and ceremonies will be Mayor the Altamonte Mall Nov. 1. The to create an atmosphere of recommendations of April Ohio Avenue. (Nell Vogel apJordan Marsh facility wi th re laxation and beauty. Also, Road Bridge Report dinance. pealing); 158,000 square feet is on the °ast A special design feature of taff Reports, / :y . c' ollifilisiloner Donald qnW.7 • Application for Dredge & Fill i side of the mail complex and Altamonte Mail is a huge grand .- j. 4q !~ Ordinances and resolutions Browning; Mayor's Report by • • . Permit to place fill below mean N provides complete mer• court marking the hub of each a * Troy Piland; Second reading of high vel mark in chandise and services including project. Generously landscaped - - .' " Coun Ordinance 101-(Animal conLake. (Citrus Council, Girl - fashions for the entire family and dotted with fountains, m trot); John Daniels to present a Scouts of America); and MAY 7- 9:3OA.1. ! and home. sculpture and convertible * petition; Mr. Don Bohannon • _4 (Con'd) Consideration of ' ••. The Altamonte Mall located stages, the colorful and tlll___ ons . e Approval of Minutes of March •. on an 88-acre site bounded by spacious courts will provide a NPAM for planning and 7oning board 26, April 2, April 9, and April 16, Ambulance Franchise by SR436and Palm Springs Drive, theatrical se tting for concerts, to hold public hearings. Herndon Ambulance and by 1974. -' Reports: Road Superin- Anderson Ambulance cornAltarnonte Springs. More than tertaining center acti vi ties. / ( tendent and County Engineer, panics. Cassel berry 60 acres of the pr operty will be - •I Permanent and part-time ) Reports: AA Bill Sober Re: Recornyj enclosed Mall space wi th 1.3 employes at the Mall when I•' • C"unty Planner, Zoning 1NI).-%V at 7:1(1 pm. . ' .. . i itwndation of Data Process million square feet of floor construction is complete will 4' A diiimnistrator, Buiduig I ltqumt. of Mr. & Mrs. ioard of Governors. '.. V i area. number over 3,000, according to . , -,j , I : Laughlin re work on lakefront; 41 I ? Public Hearings — 7:00 Il. Official, Polutiun Control X. _`s In addition to Se3rs and Mark Grayson, mail manager. ~ -I $ V an imew, Water WmA - Rezone front IWA SingleJ Jordan Marsh, two ot her major final; Award bid on fence at CN Restricted Neighborhood Administrative Assistant and told. in Approval of Slinutes Fire and street names for SW); Zoning Retail Commercial, property Recreation report by Com. Board recommendation. located on northeast corner of inissioner Irwin Hunter; Howell Branch Road and High- I ~~~ Horseshoe ________________ Radicals React To SLA Show Is Honored WEST JEFFEhSON, Ohio (AP) — Earl Gregg's wife made him give up motorcycles almost halZ a century ago. "Emma said! was too old to ride a motorcycle," Gregg said. No a Gregg has a big he rides on a dirt track behind his home. And further, he's about to become a life time member of the West Jefferson Dirt Riders Club. "The only way to keep your health is to get good exercise," Gregg said. "And ridin' cycles gives you plenty." Gregg, who owns a Y7-acre farm near this central Ohio village, said he bought his first cycle in 1910. He married In 1911, and in 1928, his wife told him It was time to hang up his helmet. I IL . JU • Work Session — Wekiva Springs Road. Transfer of funds-Utility Downs); ~ ~ ~I I I I~ ~ ~ ' ' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Thursday At the same time, expecte to rule The city is to begin presentation Ofl U defense motion to reveal San Franvi of e dence to the tonight the identity of the informant cisco County grand jury ii it *iwmww9pm Seven young blacks were ar. in the case of three men acj-1 I rested last week in the sla)Ings, cused of th ree "Zebra" mur. in vhlch all the victims were d&S. If.A I)It, Atty. John Jay Ferdon white. Foor wt'ri' suhsequentl)says thatbecause ofa gag order released for lack of evidence imposed Friday by Municipal But offic ia l s have said they also OU tX1VJ10VXJ W10re e Court Judge Agnes 0 Brien __________________ Smith, he would make no corn- grand Jury. E irent on what the jurors will be live and let live, even to the point of sharing his water bowl with two-year old John Edwards of Carrollton, Texas. However, don"t crowd me out or I'll be forced to growl a little and maybe frighten John away. report of its receiving . Man's best friend believes Saturday Also i I ' F r i Sc o * ~0- - Go To - _ million •-- . . - _____________________ __________ on the agenda. The military aid measure comes before the Senate in connection with a $571.3 supplemental authorization bill for the remaining two of the Associated Pres4 I . Dept.; Telephone Franchise Rezone froin 11-3 MultipleCommittee report; Proposed Family Dwelling to C-2 General I Zebro Murder Case --•. ________ ______ ___ __________________ registration, military aid to South Vietnam and conversion ___ _____ --•••-_-- I ________ a" May 6 7:30 p.m. ! to a source close to ________ cont16ous WASHINGTON (AP) — voter according W. Springs - among the co-op's employes, Mills. "I turned down a proposed Area Council Agendas 11 .11 0.1 - I li in cash to help Rep. Wilbur D, giant dairy cooperative. 19172. Parr ran the milk producers, check-off of employes by Parr the Senate Watergate cornMills, D-Ark., run for President "Dave Parr wanted to build a At that time, just before Mills and gave directions that It was mittee's Investigation of the af- Office In Little Rock, Ark., in in 1972 against Richard M. Nix- kitty for Wilbur Mills of $2 mil. announced himself as an active contrary to company policy and fair. Mills'congresslonal district. He on, who had been promised $2 lion," the co-op's former lobby, candidate for the Democratic would not be allowed. Parr reMehren Is quot ed as saying believed that Mills, head of the million in dairy mr,ney himself. ist, Bob A. IJIly, is quoted as presidential nomination, Parr winded ire that it was for Wil. that he was told five co-op em- House Ways and Means Com. David L. Parr, the former saying. "He wanted this to be in had assigned a number of sala- bur Mills and that we owed him ployes worked on the Mills inittee, could go "all the way" second-in-command at Associ- cash." ned cooperative employes to a good deal," Mehren is quoted campaign. Lilly named six em- and win the White House, ac. ated Milk Producers, Inc., beThe milk producer's present assist the early draft-Mills as saying. ployes who he said actually cording ton statement attribut. lieved Mills could win the chief executive. George L. campaign, an apparent viola. The check-off was apparently work ed for Mi lls. A seven th CD- ed to Robert 0. Isham, the milk Democratic presidential nomi- Mehren, is quoted as saying he Lion of federal law prohibiting for a fundraising effort for Mills op employe has been identified producers' former controller. how speed limit busy week with postcard P Monday, Mayo, 1914-3A The Sanford Herald g C dairy cooperative official alleg- ing to statements attributed to Mills when Mehren took over paigns. edly -- - - WASHINGTON (AP) — A top nation and beat Nixon, accord- cut off some of Parr's aid to use of corporate money in cam- that Parr wanted to conduct as the main advance nun for Motorists Still Speeding NEW YORK (AP) - I Milk Men . .id Mll (: TODAY — 8)4 9712 Forest Cly HILDA RICHMOND 6S SW Del tot a - —PLASTIC640Z. JUICE DECANTER AND JUICE GLASSES REG. 69C VALUE 28C �4 A— The Sanford Herald Monday, May 6 1974 Embassy '1 Editorial C) Stakes Are High In Th e M ide as t Without // Secretary of State 4fenry territory. They have gained an Kissinger's trip to the Middle infusion of Soviet arms and the East took h First to Geneva, promise of more, and where he met with Soviet presumably a pledge from Mr. ( ' .4 .. '-u" I ii .. two realities: first, that the Syrians thus can afford to look road to ultimate peace in the beyond the Golan Heights to the Middle East lies through Larger territorial issues In the Geneva and, second, that the AraMsraeli dispute, cluding / MEXICO CITY . , . 3 C them following Civil War. -. - .-. - — -- —3-' .i -- -. -. ______ co%er.up. Up to that moment, the prosecutors had believed the President . 0 - '' __________ ir-:T The shocked Petersen Insisted the' had no business Intheir anti-Franco posture when itbecarneapparentthatFranco vestigating the President. In any event, he said, he could never was there to stay. Only Mexico withhold information from the President of the United States. -,2--; --'•-.--r- ..< ----.. tu re 'I.Ic r P I a P I a While each B-i is expected he said, "whether or not they were at ease with my reporting n - One pedestrian was killed on a street in Mims and one was fatally injured in Tampa. - too. the longest service in Mexico said the pilot, Richard Mazza, 19, of Hollywood, after he swam to shore unhu Thenthe.enonthempIoyeofanaeri,l sign company said he was lowing an adertIsement for a local restaurant : - - In A/i is s is s i) I (r as h - ' - BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (AP) with the wreckage would in. - bane charm and facile wit. WASHINGTON WHIRL: President Nixon's former right As head of an embassy bower, H. It. Haldeinan, kept cash stashed around the White without a country, the logical House and in the apartments of aides. One former aide, Fred r do? on to Algeria. caoe, It was stuffed ins brown manila envelope In an open 'ThIte who was a former patient of a friend of my little boy's was at the house and he said my name waslntheSundaypaperthree oring Relief faced state Senator said. "But the Jim Gllsson on the Front To '(lades Glisson said some people are confusing him with James 1. "It's just a coincidence," he t'sA AZSocfated Press Writer Two months after the 55 miles S far this year, compared to 52 is increase gas consuniption by speedometer creep up to match last year. 4 or 5 per cent and we're right the flow of traffic. from the fire-charred EverTheEvinstonGlisson testified Associated Press survey shows Gob'. John D. Vanderhoof of speed limit can be enjoyable, March 4 to lower the speed limit glades, is breaking up and rain Last week before the Leon Americans have slowed down a Colorado said he sees "more but agree that it gets bcring to 55 m.p.h. as a conservation msy be on the way at last, County grand Jury, which in- little but are still driving faster people exceeding the speed llm- over long distances In mono- measure or face the loss of weather officiaLs say. its than there were a couple of tonou.s country. They also said federal funds. dicted Christian on 19 counts of than the law allows, "Some showers are appear- conspiracy, bribery and perThe AP sent reporters in the BothGlissonsare from North thehlghwayson May 1,keeping at the legal limit of 55 m.p.h. to see what other motorists were accidents. investigation by Oscar Feaster tIe smoke from the Ever. Houston, Tex., at 10:06 p.m. istration. I /rres ts F1c,ricla ziun The plane was enroute from O'Bntan Thomas, 25, and his Southwest Florida. Facing the prospect of losing whizzing by a driver who tray- drivdrs used to roll along at 75 the lower limit saved Lives, but see one police patrol car in to 80 m.p.h. seemed to aver- there are indications that nearly three hours of travel, but New Orleans to Orlando, Fla. wife Debra, 21, both of Daytona The new fire broke out Sun- more than $70 million in federal els at the legal speed mining companies in South In — contrast, Mobil Oil able to complete his investiga- mela Weiss, 26, of Kissimmee, east of Englewood in Sarasota gent.s again is trying to devise a highways is 65 to 70 m.p.h., be- ' wings, which apparently sepa- mann Fineral Home in nearby acres but endanged no homes, Florida A&M University. - "The fact the wings weren't said. -- - travel when the legal limit was Simmons, deputy director of easing." Building -, Lj f " - : .t - Fires continued to burn in the today are moving the school in Indiana U n i on St r I k e s fAa y H a It I \ Larry Miller of the Highwas — saw a patrol car cc Island, near Catherine's its programs. vehicle. But authorities cite Island and near Copeland, all in At Issue is an order from the statistics to show that they are U.S. Department of Health, enforcing the law stringently. Collier County, Morse said. definitely enforcing this ing law enthusiasticalk National Deaths Roy David Pinkerton OJAI, Calif. tAPi — Roy Da- On (u If Coast By The Associated Press blackened more than 21,000 ing 16 commitments by the said 6,091 arrests for speeding of the John p. scripps news. acres of drought-struck board, the governor and other wert matte (luring the week paper chain, died Sunday after thing to do for the roofers, swampland over the last state agencies to upgrade A&M. ended April 15, up from 2,352 q —- li (;Al'ms TEX. A1I — - --...-... 1EAAhI\t(TON 6 63 , ' i ______ _________________ _________ . £(4iJ344,.._ ,- ___ "Of COUTSO, I realize that thJng Is perrnonen but our 9IBIIOhjp was going into thr THIRD WEEK!" OR MORE - $3995 ituut '. ______ • _____ ______ - __________ •,._.. -i A ¶ at the lower speed since all of the cars are passing. Maj. — _________________ - founded the Ventura Star, now ceived the National Medal of patrol chief, said he had no cx"These fires are mostly in elimInate all inequities at A&4M 1973 union tradesmen will halt corn- buildings affected." the Star-Free I'ress, and was Science last October, died Sat- act figures, but estimated that in terms of spending and qualimercial construction in 18 counMcCollough said the strike pretty remote areas, and w —The highways are safer, editorial until his re- urday. Ewing. geophysicist and speeding arrests have in. ties on the Florida West Coast, could stop all commercial con- have no reports of homes or ty of d'gree offerings by 1976. The National Safety Council tirement in director 1961. The Regents also are under oceanographer at the Univer- creased recently. He said moMiami contractors say they ex- struction projects In the area, people being threatened by says traffic deaths in March nwndate front HEW to find an sity of Texas Medical Branch, tonsts appear to be "creeping pect a quick end to a strike by including high rise apartments, them," said Morse. were down 25 per cent from a Frank R. Schwengel back up." acceptable plan to bring more Dade County plwnbers. condominiums, shopping cenIn a precautionary move, whites into the predominatly year earlier; Ohio officials say SCARSDALE, N.Y. tAP) _______________________________________________ _______________________ _______ More than 2,600 carpenters on ters and a nuclear power plant Morse said a forestry crew has black school. 107 persons died in traffic acci- Retired Maj Gen, Frank It, _____________________________________ ___________ the West Coast Joined 5,000 oth. at Crystal River. begun a 24-hour watch at the Two previous plans sub- dents on March and April Schwengel, former chairman of er strikers Friday in the St. Pcweekends this year, compared ttw hoar(1 nfincpnh 1.' praar,i,,, In Dade. Plumbers Union LoCorkscrew Swamp Wildlife nittetI . hr th Hi'Qpnt 1a1 wlfk (I s1.s AtI4I ----------UIflhII uuuv IIP •WI1Jl icruurg arcit u u,i _______ County plumbers also walked cal 519 rejected a contract Sanctuary, which has been rejccted by HEW, which has persons Last year; ronn & Sons Distillers, died Saturwhich offered wage hikes from closed to the public because of said Florida could lose all of Its Dakota authorities said there day. Schwengel, U, joined off their jobs. $12.61 conditions favorable to fire. federal eduction funds unless it The strikes, apparently wire- $926 an hoiu to $10.26 Through Friday, 6,520 fires comes up with an acceptable PERSONAL lated, began Wednesday with including fring€ benefits. __•M'•" Union spokesman Robert Hil- had destroyed 371,000 acres of propol by June 1. millwrights in the St. PetersE ELECTRONIC debrant sald another Issue was grassland and timber since Various board spokesmen burg area. Plumbers, pipefitters and laborers followed the a management proposal to hire Jan. 1. said last week that the poss:CALCULATOR plumbers' helpers to keep costs The prospect of rain came as bility of relocating A&M lunext day Clay McCollough, spokesnuir. down. lie said the union Fears it a relief not only to firefighters nuiined remote, •2 s89.95 jeopardize jobs. _________ but also to South F!orida resiTwit for the St. Petersburg chapter will F MIdmt building contractor dents who have been bothered ________ , Conof the Associatca General 1lober Turchin said he ex- by heavy smoke and haze since tractors of America, refused to FURNITURE the plumbers to be back Friday. speculate on how long the West pected gge at work next week. "It doesn't look like breezes _______ SALES ______________________ Coast sLke might last. L ' S _____________ _________ 133 I. IOIIN$014 About a third of the west iIl blow the smoke away," __________________________ "If It goes on for a while, cvC4LAHDO. PLO5ID& CASSELBERRY 7-92 erti1n will grind to a halt," Coast strikers are employed in said weatherman Medinger. , we "What ---. si11 ' need is showers." _____________________ he said. "There won't be any- the St. Petersburg area. ______ _______________________ ' - p Seagram's after retiring from speed seemed to be about 63 mph. on an interstate roa US. Arm Ifl ' that previously had a limit of 7u — - __________________________________________________________________________________________________ ) per cent of the cars kept the speed up now that the national speeding tickets Is up over last —Police are giving out more _ . '".:i Four mcnths of £974, down 21 per tween 6-5 and 70 mp.h. The pre- — U.S. university and home ownerihip plans, higher sa1.anIes Lnd major job Cambodia and Laos autonomy member her mighty empire. though," noted the charge Other nations had other pendence as a positive rather sue of colonialism more dlvi. half freedom, and the rebel out fighting and left behInd were about 60,000 of us. Now than a negative force could Sly than ever. motives at tte session movements wouldn't buy it. the older exiles are dying off —China, which sent Deputy sa'.e the situatIon. Indochlrui bled France se- painstakingly constructed Portugal's new mIlitary rui. reaucracies which could take and their children are opting for Premier Teng Hslao-ping, verely in manpower and mon- over administrative duties. Without wl:at Waldheim ers imply that they intend Mexican citizenship." prlictably used the forum 10 called "the political will ,' for prosecute the colonial wars ifl ey, conbutIng to the political AU Spanish Republicans in verbally rap the Soviet Union. action, the maldistribution of their vast African empire—Mo. and economic turmoil that All this makes it seem that Me.dco go through their emBut Peking also used the raw materials such as the zambique in the southeast and broUght down French govern- the era of colonlallmi at Last bassy to validate birth, wed. sessions to identify with third recent confrontation over oil Portuguete Guinea and Angola ments almost weekly. The deci- has died. Portugal, oldest of the ding, and death certificates and world desires against the "Big co.dd propel mankind toward in the west—while trying t sire defeat at Dien Blen Phu, modern colonial powers, after other legal documents Two" the UnittN.1 States and starvation or toward industrial reach accomodation with years ag this month, per- 400 years Is the last to try to requiring notarization. But the Soviet Union. breakdown, or both, suaded the French to cut their cling to a huge empire. rebel forces. visas authorizing travel in the reil Spain are obtained from a nondiplomnatic representative DOONESBURY by Garry ln.xleau t,jJ,r iitIiiri'i irraUl of the Madrid government. same otilce discreetly X'ON FRENCHAVE. SANFORD, FLA. 3277) handles Spain's commercisi TELEPHONE 322-3)Ior$3I.5(i3 interests in Mexico. 'iS COd. ))S ..4YP 1?bl%( its WALTEA felt GELOW HL4.kPl)6 £%4T 11' PvbIlthi in the Mexican capital in a M54 &'W 6t? r I $C6' PP'975 WAYNE 0 DOYLE ' cW72E14%tW number of ways. For instance, R THE Fwr Auo-,.?' Pubflih , Visii," Mitti EFE,theSpanlshneysngency TOM AlKEN - _____ Edtnr h&i maintained an office in _____ ROBERT c. MAREY Mexico City br years, and the Advqtling Dirictor Spanish airline, Iberia, has Seconi Cliii Possait. Paid it regular flight.c to Mexico, nlor. Fforii 37711 These de facto relations with SUSSCRJPTIQPi ATE5 Spain reflect Mexico's Home DeIvryW.ft, $I scopnj attiPude toward Ycir. By Mi$- In ttorl(Ja Same A.s Its erstwhile colonizer, Mexico Homi DeOviry. All Other Mall: - 'c,4..,f', rejects Franco but accepts $3 1MCI. I31 Spain as an economic reality. /v'tcre Speeders ciated Press survey which con- Roger Collar, of the patrol's in the Atlanta area was passed Orleans, Nine minutes later the Department identified the vie- Ficlals reported one new fire - professionals. Today they forcing racist po'lc'ies upon them. Republican He has taken the name eon. Glisson the Senator. Motorists Ignore Speed Limit J n os t States, u rvey S h ovvs handful of slates, including 55 mile-an-hour soeed limit. ) N ews passing out of committee," clans, letters from people thinking chiropractor who says he Natural Resources Chairman Glisson the Senator served as fore the grand jury as Jim Glisson says his name ha.; he's the other Gli.sson. doesn't hav time to practice a Representative from 1968 to Glisson from Eustis. Safety Boaid, said Sunday the — - WiLcon said one problem then Reubin Askew asked him to re- ment. Here isa breakdown of sOuth- said speeding arrests for the fire-minute periods showed the number of speeding tickets issued before and after the Limit cnn states, including Florida, first three months of 1974 are up that a driver traveling at 55 costs more in money, bloof and tensive effort on the assumption with overwhelming stature and a safe harbor for (I.e thousands SOignee Madison Ho1el, Muck told campaign aides. "I believe — - Abolishing the office would alcngI'lorida'si,ioomieco, — State Sen. Jim Ghisson, It- the confusion. - 45,00u Spanish Republicans everything from champagne brukfasij to keak.jns, But there — -- is away from the Capitol cam. E u sti s Senator: H is N a m e I s 'IV ron g N a m e I n that crashed Saturday killing up in flight which may have we're gradually coming back four Florida residents had ra- been caused by the weather," Into the rainy season," National dlovd moments brforc the acci. Watson said. "1 won't know Weather Service forecaster dent that he was turning back though until I find them." Brent Medinger said Sunday. - -- "I don't care who holds the against Askew In the Demo- The bill would not carry over ernployes to run personal cept as chairman of the Bicen- But Wilson predicted that son said he wants to pref lie the By The Associated Press president of a company which A temperature inversion, allegedly br'bed former Educa- tured since 1967. _________ after the legislative session 1973(0 have the office abolished and the exponse cannot be Jus- rial candidates have chosen iinpichd and then voted to Wilson said, conunittee iustyear. II . ' they had no authority over the President, They even drafted a meet with President Nixon to nOtked. litical prisoners are being attempted to reassert domnina. Indies after bloody fighting. Mexico City as examples discuss the possibility of Waldheim correctly pinpoint- freed. Political exiles are wel- tbon in Indochina, theFrench Southeast Asian arm of the Em- Belgium was forced to retire their cultural contributions the host country. resuming bilateral diplomatic ed the fact that because (if corned home. Political from her rich Congo. -___ Askew's wetlands bill was but not this year. advertising banner crashed in the ocean Sunday about yards from the beach, 1- I sentiment in favor of a strong federal spending for Congress Dynamics and Boeing, who ambassador so that the Pi-esident, Initilary air arm Is likely to suggests that the armed ser- built the F-Ill and B.52 - Mexican' government does not 'Peterson Immedtely reported this back to PrIdent, wart the developing drive fur vices committees of both respectively, have to name him dean of the • oting the prosecutors, Petersen said Shaffer told them: "We cheaper fighters and bombers, houses and the Pentagon take a diplomatic cc,rps, a title con- will bring the President in -not this case butlj, other things," criticism of oil-producing of divisive International where a durable nictatorship tion provided the prime ex- empire. U.N. has been overthrown because of ample of the untenability of nations by countries hard hit by politics, a speech Kurt those factors, Secretary-General colonialism. soaring oil prices. periences were similar in --- - The bill expands the Coastal name, — - "A tax specthcall directed other tax on Floridians. successful tax relief program in at tourism, by whatever its "The se-called resort tax con- the history of Florida." It isa mistake or you come out lot of people kid about it and for one instance in which a be out of a Job. For the last he has represented the strategic $15 million each, and an j. and as such, he Is an eminent out about it." Portal is finding out what the French, the Dutch and the and the tourist Industry is rehounding from the energy bumper stickers," he said, mittee members. The sub. — Rep. Roger Wilson says he's attempt to do away with the attacking whoever holds the of- thought he was attacking February 1973. going to try again to abolish the post during this ehct1on year. fice next. stitute measure focuses Adams. But he dcnied he was Adams announced last month and Jack James, no ages available, all of Birmingham, The fit St act of a familiar A similar situation in France spite the thi'eat of civil war at baucite, iron ore and other raw of the industrialized countries. They formed a flourishing and dinner does seem a bit post-World War II drama has brought Charles de Gaulle back home and then dismantle the community, a high percentage materials his immediate aim We recently told how two a •- .-, — deleting protection of inland portions — and resubmitted as a committee substitute by Hen- General Navy's new F'-l4 Tomcat and to prove it's worth spending reverses its policy, Spanish prosecutors But Petersen warned apologetically that he was prnce in the United States to the Organization of Petroleum served a greater voice - Youth Unhurt In 8-Story Jump ure was designed to protect beaches, mangrove swamps main call Wa' (or more cartel. Kissinger, assured the less'-ie. Lions learned a decade or more The coup in Portugal may en- had corrosive effects on the former Mexican President tried vainly to keep down expenses. In a secret memo corn- aj wetlands have already backed atlon Committee meeting on the stead exemptions altogether by 1985. off from an attempt again this year to pass a bill in the face of stiff opposition. killed in weekend traffic on Florida roads, state troopers reported. iajt" nations have made it clear stalled status of U.S.-Ctdna and more costly airplanes in the fighter-bomber as alternatives McLucas recently told the low profile so as not to cause indIcted but could only be impeached. equal time at the payoff windo the 1972 Shanghai communique. 1. Two of the nation's major trovorsy. In a report to House and mittee that despite the rth about Watergate. So they went ahead with their efforts to get of the world's resources. —The Soviet Union, through Dynamics and Northrop, each "viable options are still open.. to have cost $35 million each septuagenarian dispenses his of preparing the evidence to lay before the grand Jury when Foreign Minister Andrel 1. are producing a relatively - and further study is needed when Le project was launched duties In a high-ceilinged, book- Watergate Investigation was taken away from them and turnea But the recent special United - over to a Special Prosecutor. small, cheap, lightweight before a decision is made to four years ago -so far it will lined suite at the em . Gromyko, sought top Nations General Assembly residence. An intellectual with supersonic fighter for the Air produce the B-i from prying Moscow away in quantity." not perform up 10 But the Special Prosecutor picked up where they left sian on raw materials and The GAO, while conceding cifications. four novels to his credit, the record was made before the grand Jury and turned over to the velopment was much more than f1'0m the third world and to nip Force under competitive detente generally. when Crowder tried to arrest Russell for allegedly trying to shoot a deer out of season, Crowder, who was not found until Saturday night, was killed by one shot in the back from a high-powered rifle, said Caballero was sent to Jackson Memorial who do not want children. fects of a resort tax to the impression that "Florida Is out Ions ociation, made the assessors to reduce homestead sticke which appeared on said, comparison in a statement op. exemptions on expensive billion worth of bu.siness a year S0ffl4' Florida cars (luring re 1k contended that a tax on m Florida, Meiklcjolin said. 1k the coast now." A tie vote would kill the bill. will be around 3 million, be the most advanced bomber diplomatic ties between the two team implicating the President... Now, Henry, this I've got to compared to the $25 million to available, claims there isn't countries. versions oF the aging B-52 ions, Also slated for a hearing be- Lafayette County Sheriff Staey Cannon said Russell, about 30, was arrested Sunday on a charge of killing Three Auburn University students returning from a Secretary of State Henry Kis- the desire of some lawmakers tnntjvc fretty well split 5.-S on the corn- tourism official says. inittee right now, But! hope the state of Florida," said Jay Landers, environmental aide to B-i Florida may as well dispatch a pair of bills (flB23 and were scheduled to take up bills of a full scale television, news- step toward a 6 per cent general skywniters to scrawl "yankee 1183313) which would allow la. to add the state health director oaper, magazine, radio, bill- sales tax," Meiklejchn said. establish a long-range coastal said of the $6,(X)0-a.'ear post • Boumedienne of Algeria, whose committee member and sponsor of the bill. that Mexico's commercial dealings with Madrid might really we've got to head them off at the pass. Because It's so damned, so damn dangerous to the Presidency. . . Information The Iler,ild Services the n e : else" challenge by third world SjvIets were partly responsible for the sins of the industrialized countries, Escarnbia County sheriff's deputies said the Florida Highway Patrol and police agencies from as far as Fort : Soviet Union remains a con- estimated at $61 million per million to $12 million apiece, the Lion. White House and find out what Dean was telling them. Petersen ' slant military threat and US.- plane. GAO report points 0111 its He calls himself a charge obediently put through the call and leaned that affr had ap. Perhaps most important of "It looks real tight in cornrnittee right now," said Sen. bol is likely to continue until the evening of April 27. into the warplanes of tomorrow, the Air Force NEILAN 1,500 people outside a jail annex where the streaker was Saturday plunge unhurt when he landed In the apart- So far as the Mexico govern. meat is concerned, that policy tapes. President Nixon got wind that Dean was Implicating him in are in a stronger position than chair up to the table and the Pentagon will be asked to 2. The General Accounting ever to demand an Israeli with- deimnded that Mr. Kissinger make do with the combat Office (GAO) has raised By EDWARD Sundaywhenpolicemovedlntobreakuparrowdotahout watched in horror as a youth carried out his threat to jump from the roof of an eight-atory apartment building. : mandate to investigate the President." strategic sights as a non. Russians, determined to watchdog, Hopes the Senate Natural Resources MAYO, Fla. (/tP) — Cohn Russell of Mayo has been their unyielding disapproval of torney Harold Titus, who stood between him and the prosecutors the Spanish dictator by on the ladder of authority. cornrnodation with Syria on the ally going for higher stakes Golan Heights. In the past than a simple disengagement of Strong nearby Penscola Beach Sunday, police said, the Spanish later delivered, implicating President Nixon In the Watergate -- 4',, i: j to protect the state's coastal tcr for a few days to see how if the legislature passes a sort tax on hotels, motels and Directors and to provide for conveying the same Un- unwarranted at a time when the - dominated Spain. had to shut off the flow of information to the White House. After World War II, the They had a showdown with Petersen over this on the night of United Nations embargoed April 25, They contended that the President was now a Suspect Franco's government, and could no longer be told what was going on Inside the grand by the Labor Pzrty to succeed Israeli-Egyptian negotiatIons. Golda Meir as premier, has The United States emerged taken the view that Israel must with a warming relationship Have . policy keeps this embassy Henry Prtersen, therore, with the complete details of their ' without a country In operation investigation for relay to the President. ' __ - Fla. (AP) to seven members and gives it line, Sen. Robert Graham, struction setback line from 50 agencies would issue permits be designated areas of critical feet landward of the mean high for to fight for even half a loaf this coastal management plan for The bill also provides for in. water mark to 150 feet land. The state's Five water manThe bill also gives the state year In getting legislation the state. terirn regulations until the ward. agement districts would be rethe poer to condemn beaches passed to protect Florda's wet. The plan would encompass coastal plan takes effect 18 Under the bill, local governquired to annually review inteand shoreline its deems must be lands, suggested guidelines for land months after enactment. rnent.s would set up their own nor wetlands under their Juns. protected, Graham said, a The future of a proposal planning to be used by local Those regulations would in- coastal zone plan subject to the diction and make recommendp. controversial portion of the PENSACOlA, Fla. (AP) — The arrest of a streaker at a The bronze plaque on the account. Sources close to the investigation, however, say Dean front gate reads "Embassy of Ct' r — Senators May Kill Wetlands Bill Again TAL1MEE, 1936 when Gen. Francisco April 23 that Dean "could deliver the President," our sources to make. Mr. Kissinger now Is dealing Mr. Gromyko had few chips ithacaretaker government ti'i to play when Mr. Kissinger was y e -('Jot tJc ti OflS The sequence began in mld't.pnIl, 1973, when ex.Whlte House ________________ — EnvironmentaItj may have responsibility (or developing a Miami 1kes, said. . Streaker Sparks Arrests L week of April. Then Dean, as part of his plea bargaining for a deal any history buff can tell Spanish Republicans fot' himself, played his big ace. the The ground Is not as fertile for those political issuescompromise on the disputed a commitment the present lb WASHINGTON— The dramatic story can now be told how President Nixon came under investigation by the origthal — On a small Watergate prosecutors. They laid the groundwork a year ago for Mondays Mayô, 1974-5A The Sanford Herald _____________________________________ •- -• • :i'•• . • sides had more to gain than to troop disengagement be linked captured Arab territory for the are helping clear the Suez sake of peace. However, the canal. President Nixon has feeling amon; many Israelis proposed a $250 million that the defense ministry was economicuid program for asleep at the switch on the eve Egypt. All this can only nettle of the October war could make the Kremlin. a new coalition government T he I sr a e Ii. s y r i a ____ _______ the most unusual diplomatic Glanzer and Donald Campbell fragments of the Watergate story. • -. ased in traveling it. demands of displaced The fighting between Israel Palestinians. and Syria on the Golan Heights, Those issues are supposed to spilling over into Lebanon as it be discussed at the in. did recently, confronts the ternational conference at secretary of state with Geneva which has been problems deeper and more marking tune until workable complex than the confrontation cease-fire Lines can be drawn bebeeii Israel and Egypt at the between Israel and her Arab Suez which was defused largely foes. Syria, wi'h Soviet through hi3 efforts last backing, may now be In a : ______ gray mansion serves as .: -: TODAY As Ace In Hole The Herald Services . Gromyko. This may be Mr. more militant Arab position on __ By LYNNE CARRIER — FLORIDA - Dean Used Nixon cou fl try • . Jack Anderson __________________ ,•- 4 ' �- -- -- -- --- - _ -- OA-The Sanford Herald . .. I I Monday, Mayo, 1974 For Longer Living Bible' Wr iter's Wife Calm Dear Abby IiI. IS 4 0 0 Secrets j . ll~ Lifespan To Square Circle By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D., M. D. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - .- - ------.--.-.-.-.--. __*_.___w.__ '•_'.. -- _.-.'.v.',-_..-.----__ The Sanford Herald POLLY'S POINTERS Monday, May o, 19/4--iA Floyd TPitrj Tonight's TV Highlights Child .,s Artwork Makes I I i .~ --- -. 10 .11 ii is rossiie . - ICNA TNEATtr ______ .),.I it'iiig Awa,y H,1,011tons .1J Matinee 230 HOW! Hallway Colorful over flits bcziid LI •-O 89 CBS "THE INCREDIBLE investigation into the murder of. JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT A Pflug, and Dame Judith WORLD MYSTERY 'The FLIGHT OF THE SNOW aclosefriend.ThereUredcopLs live telecast from Mobile Anderson are featured. Spiral Staircase" The network " GEESE" Rerun DEAR POLL? - Four years and paints pictures and Glen upset because Fuller has spotlights the new Jwiior Miss 9.11 ABC ABC MONDAY dug into the files to pull out a aiso J: Campbell narrates and sings assigned rookies to the case, from among 50 high-school NIGhT MOVIE "The KremlIn ciassic ago I applied those adhesive, brings home oth er David Selznlck pieces of in this documentary which does his own probing and tin- seniors. Michael Landon will Letter" A muddled plot and backed carpet squares to a "art work" rom R_j 'a production. Dorothy 1cGuire is '\'413 " nursery follows a snow goose on a 2,500. covers some distressing th inga host the show. iardwood floor. I do not know school. Without a place to : disappearing directorial effort exceptionally good as a mute _________ save _________ DRIVE-14 9.11 NBC NBC MONDAY by Oscar-winning director John domestic in a strange household be brand but they were these masterpieces I threw tulle flight apparently so about his slain frIend. &9 PBS SPECIAL OF THE NIGHT AT THE MOVIES -The Huston. Not nearly one of his where the web of mystery IImxPensive. We rent this house many away In a few days. Now remarkable that it is being I as . ` _--__!~ ----) ____:_ so they must be removed before I display them In a hallway that repeated after first being shown WEEK "Alvin Ailey: Memorie3 Underground Man" Peter better pictures. It is a spy story, weaves teff or and murder. Set we leave it. I cannot seem to do had been a colorless wasteof on another network In prime and Visions" Noted black Graves, formerly of "Mission: filmed around the world, in New England, four Ends murders WtdnWay Imaw The intriguing film shows choreographer, Alley discusses Impossible" has the starring dealing with a letter, allegedly are iiij' without leaving a lot of space. They cmrnitted in the same make the hall look time. 1:30 foam rubber sticking to the cheery and colorful and it the snow geese traveling from his childhood, bringing-up in role In an unsuccessful effort to sent from Western allies house a rid, if you ha ven't we n i t tlui I d get back on TV with Hudson Bay in Canada to a series. It e Texas, and notes th that it has ha floor. Is there any way to pleases my daughter to claiming to join with Russian in be fore, you'll be surprised at ve 11111 .J ha the Gulf Coast, defending their a major influence in his works. didn't make the remove these squares easily? I her work on display. Above " 9~ PIUS new schedule, an attack on China, is the object the murderer. Ethel Barrymore, am spending at least 15 minutes art is written "Art on the wall I0 00 "STEEL )OUflg, and picking up strays An excellent hour, it is filled despite a stellar cast for this of a big search. Hard to figure George Brent, Rhonda Fleming __________________ in along the way. scraping off the rubber left by with memorable dance pilot. Graves playes a detective out. Big cast: Richard Boone, arill Kent Sinit h have key roles, the hall." - JUDY C. 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES sequences as performed by the (Lew Archer) enlisted to find a Patrick O'Neal, Barbara on square -There must be an You will receive a dollar If 'Billy Jac ' I-seasier way. If so, I would Pol uses your favorite home- (Iterun) "Another Beginning City Center Dance neater of man who disappeared years Parkins, George Sanders, for Ben Fuller" lieutenant New York, including his well- ago. The pro be leads to murder Orson Welles, Max Von Sydow, rtainly appreciate hearing making idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Ryker's former superior known love duets from "Hidden alx)ut it. TIIELM~A, (son of the missing man). Jack George Sanders and Hal Problem or solution to a DEAR POII.Y - I ha%,e problem. Write Polly In care of decides to come out of Itites," a first for TV viewers. Klugman (as a sheriff), Celeste Vallone. .T____ retirement for "help" in the received so much help from the the Sanford Herald. 9-10 CBS AMERICA'S 1101111. Jim Hutton, Jo Ann I 11:30-1 a.m. ABC WIDE W .5011MIDHIGHT SHO,'j column that I would like to DEAR POLL? I have help __________ _ share a Pointer with others whQ for Mary Ellen who i _____ li'i 1:L1 I'4I1 t' __________ has candle rmy hdve had trouble with wax drippings on tier slate. 1"'. _., I ' 's (ar.sr 1 piper baking cups sticking to topped AT. A-" table. Such wax has f~~Ilff ins, etc. I rcinedied thiS 14 dripped on ill~ill y thili ...0 ,N&:%"v' YORK oll') - A total prograniming for the NBC gs In Iny The majority of these, lit! cision-making process, he said, , # pourin home. To remove this I would of 31 new series will be on the Television network. says, only get as far as the out. adding that "the most signifioil into the box of cups and put a pieceol desk blotter on top networks next fall. That's I..... - .1 Iq .1 the 11 line or script stage. About 35 cant part of the rating is what lie estimates he gets between actually are filmed as [;A r-N' - CUim J: I 4 1;;~U leave it until they are well of the table ond iron over it. As highest number in recent his. r~ ,, I" .-, A ,,pilot,, happens while the show is on. =3= 500 and 600 proposals saturated. Then they are all put blotter absorbs the wax use tory, but don't get the idea for new shows for new series, but the Does the rating hold up, does it into a closed plastic bag and a fresh piece and continue until suddenly bccome easy to get a se ries each year "and I think attrition doesn't stop there, grow or does it deteriorate?" you'll find the figures are apstored In the refrigerator so the there is no more. new series on TV. MRS. K. At NBC, just 12 weekly proslie said a major, but pleas. proximately the same at every oil dces not turn rancid. They DEAR MARY ELLEN pects got the green light for th problem he had In choosing , , into e It's still th e same old stocy' network." are always ready and I have Before proceeding with Mrs. 1974-75 season. It's a highernext season's wares was an Many are culled but few are no more sticking. - MRS. if. M. K's Pointer I 'ould remno%e Lilly chosen. Out of this proposal pile, than-usual number, bdt still overabundance of good new DEAR POI.LY Most blobsof wax %qjtha dull jtjf, u White says, NBC culls about l represen ts only 10 per cent of programs. mothers are faced with the the candle wax leav That's the dismaying es a stain, for prospects that the network all the shows NBC had tinder Because of the wealth, he k prob1m of what to do with the alcohol usually will remove It - writers word Irorn Larry considers irteresting enough to serious consideration, said , he had to cancel several *rt work children bring home one cup denatured alcohol to White, the man in charge of warrant a financial investment. From whcre do new series current shows which. from school and like to put it out two cups water. ms'r proposals come? marginal performers in the rat[I where it can be admired. My derneath side of the slate first.' ,• '----I ' "You get the bulk of them ings race, probably v. : three-year-old draws, color3 I'OLLY. from the professionals in the returned next season -1.business, but you also get some _____________ ,, r. ; from out of the woodwork, so to '. CIHT*AL flORiDA'S OLDIST speak," White said, referr in g to jfr-4J 4? AND FINIS? AX HOUU ideas submitted by amateur Jim: "At this stage in the Fo'um MONDAY writers. .. i)KTII C'. T ' proceedings Sou th might have White, who couldn't recall a 4 10952 EVENING 11:30 (2,1) Hollywood 3 tried to discard dummy's last TAJ86 FRWAVIES case in ~vhich a network made i1 Squares 'i'i and q : . 1. diamond on a club. 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The finesse lost and a Radio City Station New Yotk (6) The Edge Of 10:00 Medical Center (6) ' diamorxi came ba ck." Night (24) Today In Girl In My (9) Legislature life 10:30 (35) News ,, Ar, to Pie, (33) Braves At Puiti 11:00 (2.6.8) News Chicago Winds i (24) Washington Patty Duke (44) 1'l L i::•• .,'. I -_ Straight T&k ,106 . or ,z:w u, ass Anot her wormo , (35) Movie "Second front" uses rare 4lFtIV _____ ( ftU' (6) The Price Is (44) Night Gallery p I 44 Yb ml Right I Strin Irti " footage to show effects of 11:15 (9) News 46 Fnc,unt,rtl I SM"u' (9) General Hospital 1'tj :: 47 Agaant 11:30 (2.0) Tonight Show . o. 9Ybeliskilkd 0-Day in the days that (44) New Zoo Revue . 49t)rmr-m.atiI (6) Movie II Member of a rft'I 3:30 (2,8) How To Survive II Cl FIibIacatn.aiion (44) Movie followed. :'. si AfI$rTTlaI.IL A Marriage 4 Inner court 11:45 (9) ., WIde World Of . '-1 lSeavcaua (6) Match Game Entertainment s1;enIk,n.m% L, F I (9) One Life To 56 1.egaIatc'r .j , 1'OO (2) Tomorrow Show lb Viadmnt bird Tuesday Live 59 Homan l"t I (44) News Ili H.aunt i It 4fl1Jl Ii) $T14Ifl;' 1(1 (44) Buliwinkle 19 7,odar t,n 1:15 (9) Movie I Ifouiti 3.5 5...th i4 ri 601 n 4:00 (2, 0) Sorrerset ."iivE ENTIRTAINMENT 21 AS.tn 19 w,'rk nim'. 19 Small isl.anth plant ulkorni; (6) Mery Griffin , ioU ' /n 41 Vi'-tt'flt tM1''' ' '', - CASE A-S25: Anita B., aged between people in a EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is the accounts," she recalki. "Ken orders a day pour in from book Tyndale house and we are breakdown 19, is a college coed. \ DEAR ABBY: This is to given awkwardly, and is sure to "I'm second In a series by Bonita gave me the Tyndale house sellers and "Publisher's happy with it," she said. "He family. "Dr. Crane," she inform your correspondent, be misunderstood. Nobody is ta "We had no trouble entertain- if king a psychology course in Sparrow, former Women's checkbook and askcd me to Weekly" cited it as the 1972 non feels that the Bible is God's Barbara G. in Wilkes Barre, going to call me, and nobody iss 10 children which I am to write a theme. Editor of the Memphis Com- keep up with it also. I very fiction ilest seller. There Is word to inen. We need to live by Ing ourselves. With Pa., that she is not losing her going to visit me, so after merelal Appeal, on Margaret carefully described each every indication "The Living God's word and how can we live In the house you never lacked "We are to discuss possible Taylor, wife of mind-she did read that It is kiddies are in bed, I sit here Dr. Ken Taylor, check's purpose on the stub and Bible" will continue to lead the by it without a copy of it? Ken something to do. Ours turned possible to square a circle. wishing awa) the best years of ways to extend the lifespan of authorof the 1 111ving Blble.'Ms. that was what we took to the ac- list when the 1973 totals are wants to iiwke it available to out to tw avid readers and some the average human being. The mathematician who my life, Ta ylor Is the mother of ten countant at the end of the year. tallied, people everywhere, In their own of our married children still "As bo th a psychologist as children worked it out was Edward V. Can you put in a good word I'm In complete don't ha ve television." and vice president of Not everyone knows that Dr language, Graef, and a technical paper for us, Abby? I have a nice little well as a physician, you were Tyndale house Publishers, a "Then we grew from four em• sympathy and with what's he (10111g. though nine of their 10 Taylor accepts no royalties explaining the me thod was home, two pretty little kids, assigned to me as a reference. ul(i'nilli dollar publishing ploycs to 10 and I took over the -we still live simply. Until we children are away from home, from the phenomenal s,ales of "So what do you suggest for company. authored by him and V. C. over 200 bottles of homemade Payr011 tOO. Reconciling the "The Living Bible." He built this house six years ago I married or in college, Mrs. Harris of San Diego State wine in the basement, and time increasing our longevity?" Dr. Taylor was called out of bank statements got, shall we hannels them, instead, into had never bought a new piece oi Taylor does not worry abou on my hands. say, interesting. I have help t,ONGEVITY SECRETS the country just as the galley. 1ui Bibles International," furniture. We do not buy new (acing the "I'm not needed any. If one changes the rules BILL now but there was (line when I proofs came off the press. His didn't dare miss a day of work a foundation that devotes its cars even yet. And we still don't more" syndrome encountered slightly, he can trisect angles Here are some suggestions, wile was the one who did all the by so many women in her to energies making own a television set." and square circles. Using the DE,AR BIU.: Haven't you ever the first of which is obviously proofreading. Now, in a job to situation paraphrases of the Bible in kind of curve they do, they are heard of Parents Without be)ond She explained. "In the earl)' our control: that, like Topsy, just grew, she languages other than English. able to solve three ancient Partners? Th ey are looking for "I'm fortunate in ni work. I days, piano lessons were more t. long-lived ancestors! is a vice president of Tyndale problems.( 1) trisecting the men like you, so start looking I read the television get caught up in the excitement Since September, 1971, when This heredity factor, House Publishers, the world's The fact that he's given away Important. angle, (2) squaring the circle, for them! p tip wid, of -The living Bible" and however, may be influenced by iargest non-denorninational re- "The Living Bible" was several million dollars does not reviews and kee and (3) duplicating the cube what's going (in but we're riot 1,011"t'S 90ing ()rl -'it I'yndale 1) 1'.~ I , ,%lilly: I%,(. jil-t. trace chemical input PlIblishOd ill 01W ('011117ilete disturb his ~%ifo ligious publishin!,, h0uso, ath Just tic iaacthtxl. volume, at has mna(ie literary interested Ili having a set. liii h1owe. I Still tluti: tImi:ai of 2. Develop a fighting attitude. imiemathers of a small junior I "hily job started because I history. &,des are approachin'g "Ken's income is derived convinced that TV is a cause of self as anything other than one Prof. M. A. Lieberman, U. of hope this helps your college baseball team who are correspondent. I enclose a copy the 12 million mark -12.000 re- from his salary as president of a major communications of the erliployes." going through the same Chicago psychiatrist, makes o f the article, which was problem thousands 91 high this relevant statement: - .! slip I published five years ago in the schools arild colleges are going __ I "Our studiei show that those -----PI Pittsburgh l'' through each year. Th e coach who are aggressive, i rr i ta ting HENRY G. GOULD: PROF. insists upon our getting our hair narcissistic (egotists) are the . OF MATHEMATICS W. VA. U., cut oil a'. the ears and at the top individuals most likely to l . MORGANTOWN, W. VA. I .. of our collar s. This is his first survive major life crises intact. sear as a baseball coach, and For our many endocrine ft p,-. i,., ..DEAR PROFESSOR: he expects us to sacrifice our glands and tissue cells depend Bar barawllblessyoutonightin hair for baseball, al though th is on such raw materials to her prayem Now If anyone our - - V college offers no scholarships, manufacture their wholesome I- -11 . = %~. _# 4 I there has a mathematical and the team agrees that they LA LECHE LEAGUE secretions that keep us health y. proNemn, those with license would gi'e 100 per ceit at all ____ ,, a pUgIUUOUS stance _____ _____ Soifurd La Leche League numbers ending in an ODE) taimics. We can't see how the number please ite Professor length of our ha ir can make a toward the world seems tld its first meeting In a series, Go uld on Monday, more likely to insure survival." four on May 14, at 8 p.m., at: Wednesday difference in how we play. . ' ____ and Friday. And those with .Maybe that is an indirect _____ the home of Mrs. Don Tossl, 114; In order for our college to EVEN numbers write un the play 4 I -... W. Wood land [)r., Sanford. ba seball we must ha ve at tribute to our adrenal glands, ' remaining days. Thanks, i th ey f ur nish e ho one _____ th rm least 15 guys out, and when a for 'L Discussion leader will Henry, I needed you. -71, ~, , I , .that puts us on a quick war coach . Cheryl Adamiewiex whose1 _____ demands, i causes some guys bas is, physiologically. topic is "Advantages of DEAR ABBY: Knowing tha t to quit. Th is in t ur n hurts the 3. Other surveys suggest that _______ Breastfecding." our cross isn't the he aviest is school's chances for U winning the people who look forward "I _______ small conso lation. There are team. :• _____ _____ ______ _______ _____ For information and iran. and plan to live long, actually _______ many of us, but those who What's yaur opinion, Abby' do have greater longevity. sportation, contact _______ Mrs. ' ar en 't In our positions rarely L TAI.LCORN STATE ('har!e3 Swartz in Sanford. So the mind apparently helps give us a second thought. We . it 6 , - -_ - __ _. . . . -. make our body perform better are single fathers caring for DEAR CORN: I don't slant to and adds to our lifespan. sml; children, throw you a curve, but I'm with Patients who thus give up or The cost of day-care and ('.AHDEN CLUB )ou 50 per cent. An athlete's meekly accept the medical -1 maintenance of the households hair should be short enough ii) ;' 0' . ,1 ' we have put together in better front so It doesn't get into his prognosis that they will not live South Seminole Garden Club days causes us to lead send- cye but what goes on is the will meet at the Cavalier se who angrily dy the cloistered lives. If we should Restaurant, k should be his decision, at 3200 South High. doctor's prediction of quick meet some attractive lady, we BEAUTIES AND THE BEACH way 17-92, Sa nf ord, on May 20, can't ask to take her out to Probleuir You'll feel better death, often pass the age of 80. ... Blue denim and bright prints shape-up for at 12 imn. f un in the sun 4. The proper ingested foods dinner ,ind a movie because the if you get it off your chest. For a New offi=s will be installed budget doesn't all(yw for that personal reply, write to ABBY: Vs. toxic Subst,MM may tip the sc#les in favor of longer life at the luncheon meeting. plus a sitter to stay wi th the Box No. 69100, self. instead of a shorter stay on this youngstem An invitation to Enclose stamped earth. spend an evening at my home is addressed envelope, plcase. SEMINAR HOME That's why vaccination and inoculation have lengthened our A program of interest to all Overage lifespan from about 40 By IIEII,N IIENNE.1,6Y and cling to tiny body shapes, comes to prints, abstract blocks With changing life styles, home economists will be held on is in George Washington's day, to NEA Women's Editor For the first time they are and little animal or turtle more children travel with M 18 at the Polynesian hfl N years. borrowing from the big girls niotifs in vibrant co!ors are parents than ever before. Disney World. Ile speaker will Proved harmful items, such NEW YORK and wearing the same fabrics of contemporary. (NEA) Modern families are taking to be Rob Stambaugh, manager as tobac,,6 and alcohol not only Children's swiniwear h jHOROSCOPE y Suits that stretch are easy to the water year round and Training and Development for' shorten the user's lifespan but undergoing a quiet revolution, are in the adult from the Cs.roIl Aighatr Institute swlmwenr get into and out of for little ones Liking the children along. The the Foods Division at Disney often help kill tens of thousands It's away from those frilly, market. whn nlu,r.u. •,,,,j,,,,, t i,hln UIIU nA J 1 "J'I4'.fl4IIII '1"'' 11U115 World. y'p. of innocent people via drunken puckered-up cotton swimThe new swim fabric wi th the while dressing. Rugged, long- attra ctive swimsuits for kids drl:ers and burned homes, due dresses and into bare-basic, denim look is especially up- wearing and quick-drying today make life easier for mom The meeting of District E $ tever to sraiolderirg cigarettes, business in and get to w ha unconstructed little tank suits propriate for a suit to move in qualities also have parent and TUESDAY, MAY 7,1914 a pleasure for the (Central East Coast District) of Obesity likewise lops off and bikinis that stretch to lit without restriction. And when brings in real money in the )OUngsters. it appeal. the FIIEA will start at 11 am. GENERAL TENDENCIES: Future. Consult an expert in many years. l21fl.ti will follow the speaker. 5. Trace chemicals, as from You have much prophetic in- business, finances home Economists In the par. ocean water, may prove to be sight, so think In terms of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. to ticipating counties are urged to the greatest medical boon in idealistic and far-reaching Dec. 21) State your ainis to invite all home economics this 20th century. benefi ts that can result from those who are in a very people. For our many endocrine Inspired new ideas. Others are 1l'ent1al position and gain fl glands and tissue cells depend closely listening to what you support for them. Get out later Luncheon reservations have to say, so phrase your to social functions that y ou on such raw materials to sh ould be made through Mrs. manufacture their wholesome thoughtsasclearlyas possible. truly like; be wi th linda Luman, Extension Home personswho secretionsthatkeepus health y. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) are worthshlle. Economics Agent, 2350 E. 6. Happy marriage likewise Step out of that comfortable, Mi(hI14fl Ave., Orlando, by CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. lengthens the lives of both NEW YORK Ah The tags that tlre v. nk rc.td Pub ha racturated his more costly My 15 boring rut and look into new Patricia Meredith, soprano, at the latest, clothe. A parade of models, led activi ties that can be more 21)) Study every detail of some husband and wife through will present a sophomore same inflation that Is forcing Licity. practical aim, then it can letting them talk-out their reci The ex pen.sive dresses just by actress Alexis Smith, remunerative and tal on Th ursday in the middle-income Americans to Contact Home economics become very successful. Enjoy problems, plus selling well in recent displayed a series of dresses Supervisors more reg ar Congregational Christian switch from steak to casseroles weren't ul Newasaoclates will assist if YOU or Extension of. the romantic side of life later, eating ha bi ts, etc. Church, 24th Street and Park IS causing upper-crust con- years, said a Halley spokes- 'and pants with r soft, swingy ficesin Brevard, Flagler, lake, Use fi nesse. 7. Tranquility of soul Is also a Avenue, Sanford. at 8 p.m. swners to cut back on the luxu- man, look. There were lots of autumn Orange, Osceola, Seminole and TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) great boon, for church people ries of life-those $3,000 evening "Women are not s pending colors-rust, dark green and Volusia co AQUAR.lUS unties for more InDisciliss with debtors and Miss Meredith is the daughter dresses, for example. (Jan. 21 to Feb. ouffive (be non-church memthat kind of money for clothes maroon--for djy and plenty of to 19) Th is is a fine day to be fornwtion. It is a good time to a creditors arrangements of Mr. and Mrs. Owen H. hers, That's why designer George -no matter how much they sequins for evening. Hemlines meet other Home Economists improve future rela tions. State sociable, whe ther In business or Teaming up with God helps Meredith, 399 Beth Drive, Halley, who sho wed his fa ll col. ha ve," the spokesman said, hovered he eit r at the knee or and be come active in your your desires to mate and there social circles. Either accept dispel insomnia, peptic ulcer, Sanford. She is a voice student let'tion on Monday, slashed Wholesale prices for the new ;c'r'ral inches above the arakb', nrganizza(ion invi ta tions ed extend is every chance of obtaining )'Otl. or high blood pressure, spastic of Dr. Burt Perinchief at prices drastically, cutting them halley collection start at $79 entertain yourself. tiiem coUtie.s and the incidence of Seminole Junior College. by 90 per cent at the wholesale ;and go up to M.'hlaat means venereal dLsLse. level, retail prices of from $150 to GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) The recital is sponsored by Send halley's pri for my Let partners know w ha t you Keep busy at whatever makes booklet "The the humanities Division of ces used to start $600. at $800-wholesale: Posh 44 Trace Chemicals," Seminole want in fut ure for good results. yo ur career more successful The designer managed to Junior College. clothes with four-figure price keep the ex pensive look that Plan how to avoid opposition to and gain the favor of some enclosing a long stamped, 4.. It..,. ..L..L .-n 1-1 IXJD Who L... rttirn DntlInr ,i,. ',r. Miss Meredith will rwi-fnrm:, -------------------£ IUVO5. UU4UCLIIIdA UV VUU PC (Always write to Dr. Crane in varied program including arias psychology. most he lpf ul to you. care of this newspaper, en- froni opera and oratorio, Italian MOON CHILDREN (June 22 IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN closing a long stamped, ad. and German art songs, a Negro to July 21) Handle practical TODAY...he or she will be dressed envelope and 25 cents spiritual, and a contemporary duties. Sit down wi th fellow gifted at expressing himself or to cover typing and printing English song by Benjamin wor kers and see how to have he rself and should have the costs when you send for w.'C of Britten. more cooperation from them, finest education possible, his bookle ts. The public is cordially invted Have fun tonight. Teach early to stick to basic to attend this vocal per. LEO (July22 to Aug. 21) Fine points, Instead of running off on formance, aecoumpanist for 'he Smokey Says: i . .Jay for recreations arid F.) much detail U occasion will be Miss Barbara mee ting wi th congenials. Give necessary when dealin g with Muller, m ic us faculty member mate some nice gtft that will others. This can then be a fine t at Seminole Junior College. .j'. please, Plan how to make days chart for the lawyer, the Z% teacher, the public speaker, the ahead more profitable, pr eacher, espedally. Spiritual VIRGO (Asug. 22 to Sept. 22) training should come early In listen to what kin have to my life. and reach true understanding. _ Extend invitations to good •"flw Stars impel, they do not friends in p.m. to dine with you wt you make of IJBRA Sept 23 to Oct. 22 your life is largely up to YOU! Good day to get in supplies Ca -oll Righter's Individual which will update work or Forecast 107' your sign for June hobbies. C ha nge c.radLtaons to i3 now ready. For your copy please associates inure. Then send your biribdute and $1 to you get along much be1er. (he Beautiful Carroll Righter Forecast, 'ibe SCORPIO Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Sanford He:lad, Box 629, KI*P It ihas n.,.Forget all that penny-ante Hollywood, Calif. 9002S. forest ñrtsl 'it ' ... ' - - ______ .' _____ ' ' _____ • t41 . . -1. __ _ 4 - - Ms. Meredith ll j 4.... - - ~_ t _1-~_ --a ._ ,..,_ IW4 ' - -"i . Pflt'4,flr To Slice Luxuries Of Life In Recital JUUI ______ - - In ation Forces Consumer To Perform - - - I 1% ,'-, z - lII'. ' , -. CARROLL RIGHTER W .'•. . Children's Swimwear V' p.ceofch&lr. ' I - • $I29 . Frills Gone ' i- _____ £ ,- F _____ -' . ':1 'd .. . - __ _____ 'IE'1eIesrisi(I)I11 ____ - _____ - ~. -- - _ - -N&'If" ,,•• STAU KEAOi 1571) Activities., - ' New Series On Networks Next Fall 31 -. - î4_ , - Axea .. - .. - - TJ' uu% - . . ..1r. . • -' t.4st . , ., '• .',':. ',.'....,., , . 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Neighborhood Or wkdlm £ow4Je CHICKEN DINNER (9) GlIlIgan's Island (44) Petticoat (6) Sunshine $6('onIusaon Appreciation Day (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street -. $995 ,.-"' .7 MONDAY LADIES NITE '2" k' &4wiitoit• %, DINNERS from \ .., All 50c \ �- '• -. .. . E ir E t't7I'1L i:nnr w — - - i* im rencn uive IVIITTerrana L%,= : i I i 'i-l ~ public. And she pads to the back of husband Henry Kissinger's )et to chat with reporters, memorizing most of their names on the first shot. Arrestecf In - -• S.. _____ - - - Saigon Claims 103 Killed r- - SAIGON AP — The South Vietnamese command reported more fighting along the Cambodian border about 50 miles west of Saigon on Sunday and claimed its forces killed 103 North Vietnamese. The command said government losses were one killed and 17 wounded in fighting around Moe Hoa,a provincia l capital, and Kien Binh and Tuyen Binh. Military sources said South Vietnamese bombers flew heavy strikes in su pport of the infantrymen, and one F5a jet crashed on the border 35 miles northwest of Saigon, killing the pilot. The sources did not know the cause of the crash. - - c4i[ Sadat Invited To U.S. Lebanon (AP) President Nixon has sent President Anwar Sadat of Egypt an invitation to visit the United States, the Cairo weekly Rose al Youssef reported today. The report also said Nixon would visit Egypt during the first week of June, BEIRUT, - .5.-5 . The poli ce said that in the cottage they found 16 of the 19 paintings stolen April 26 by a woman and four men from the country homenearDublinof Sir Alfred Belt, and the other three masterpieces by Vermeer, Hais, Rubens, Goya and Velasquex and were valued at more that $ mil lion. The gang had sent the police a note saying it would destroy the paintings unless l million in ransom was paid by May 14 and unless the sisters Dolours and Marion Price we--e transferred ,, .' ______ ' ' . 'i .. _____ - , - S - ~A~~_-_ t4w~~ v - .- - _-= ___ ~_ _____i~r _. ;Z:-- W - a) 1 . N ;.-. , "r1 . — fluid since in a speech Sunday night 5 Ofl Israel Wuiuu uii.'a Kissinger's diplomacy than on its Own fight for survival. ,, f the Arabs, and our and nothing has crystal friends, think we want peace Shernin.V ?rCb inet wsmen would meet again today after talk ur r WIth its leaders ta Kissinger Health . . Members of Tumon's wheel cha r i ng ust ' Israel has already slgr.&led of the Jordan River. 40 1i ii -- Carlos, althoLgh a Socialist, would help - V " - ,/ DRYERS: RV . 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Athletics 3-3, Indians 0-9 League, Texas and Boston split Catfish Hunter hurled a five- The Sanford Herald Boston came back to snap a -- - I op ( i r 71 _____ ------- ________ Monday, May 6,1974—lB Who's Playing Second? 'r.. fm GRILLS: Flavor Twin Model GRB-40C WATER HEATERS: Ruud R.P.S. 30-39 -0 Gal. Tank Recovery Rate 63 g p h (.60°rise Regular Price $78 95 Sale Price $71.05 1J Regular Price $134.95 Sale Price $109.95 Ost-31st)we redUCe R.F. Castle Calls... Maytag "Halo-of-Heat " a briquettes to buy — just 1O]EtZ]D.A Len "Stinger" Hutchins was impressive Wednesday night in the Orlando Sports Stadium as he abandoned his boxers image to pound out fourth-round knockout over Bobby Lloyd of the Bahamas IJoyd, managed by former New York middleweight contender, Georgie Small, was visably upset after the bout's conclusion. Seated in his dressing room, too disturbed to take a much needed shower. Lloyd quietly stated his legs "gave out" on him. "From the second round on, I couldn't move. I am sure I could have beaten him. This was my shot but I just couldn't do what I wanted to," he said. I had gone to see the loser because I had to find out why Lloyd had taken a 10 rounder in Ft. Lauderdale just four day's before his all-important match with Hutchins. Small answered my query, "We couldn't get out of It. The match with Renaud had been set when the offer came from Ashlock to meet Hutchins. But it wasn't definite. We had no contracts, no nothing. If I had been sure of this fight Bobby would never have gone in with Renaud. You can't give away 20 pounds and go 10 rounds, expecting to have anything left four nights later." Only hours before the Lloyd-Hutchins fight the story got around that Bobby had fought a run-of-the-mill heavyweight, Larry Renaud, on the previous Saturday in Ft. Lauderdale. The Canadian had forced Lloyd to go the 10 round distance. The Bahamian took home a decision but the 20 pound pull in weights doomed Lloyd to a sub-normal effort against Hutchins. Funny- thing about records given by a lighter's manager. When Lloyd first came to Orlando it was announced his mark was 13-2. Since then he has last twice and drawn once with "Snake" White in addition to defeating Renaud. Yet his record is now passed out is 11.2-1. I guess that is the new math or the same old math that fight people have been using for years. your gas co. SANFORD 201 W. 1st St. 322-5733 DELAN) 206 E. New York Ave. 734-1951 SPECIAL OFFER LIMITED TO REGULAR AND NEW GAS CUSTOMERS ' ' 6" • • • I I I •• Ô SSS' - — - I Tampa's new promoter Roger McKinney and his matchmaker, Joe Brady, have parted company. The root of the disagreement would appear to be the Last minute cancellation of their scheduled show. The one thing that I am sw-c of Is it will be quite some time before anyone else tries to bring Freddie Majors and company back to Central Florida. McKinney say's that he will go again on the May 16 and feature Hector McBride (15)1) in the wind-up. 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The big hitch is putting the bout together was finding another match of high Interest to use as a twin-bill. At first Garden matchmaker Teddy Brenner tried to put lightweight king Roberto Duran in with LA Dodgers Don't Know former champ Ken Buchanan, but efforts in that direction fell thorugh. It was Orlando's Pete Ashlock that finally was able to tie all the loose ends together with his proposed Bob FosterJorge Ahumado title light as a lead in on theater T.V. to Quarry and Frazier. TUe Foster defense will be held in Albuquerque while Frazier will be appearing in the Garden. Both cities will have the other bout piped into their arenas so everyone will get to we two outstanding attractions. In reference to the Aliumada 15 rounder I ann now admitting to one large serving throughly smothered in ketsup of crow. 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Action _111-01 ~ - TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) The Israeli military command today denied a claim that Syrian antiaircraft missiles brought down an Israeli reconnaissance plane over ML Her- -_-t~ _.;1-_.__~_-_.__ - 11 --_____________ ---_ __ _-~~-~- -.-..A-4 .-,.-------- AP Sixirts Writer and the Iled Sox 10.8; tlie Kan. nightcap as Rick Burleson and two-run horner for the A's in the St. Louis 1, Houston 1; Atlanta Mi nnesota' s Harmon Kill- sas City Royals whipped the Dwight Evans belted three-run first game. 3, Pittsburgh 2; Philadelphia 3, 37, honivrs. k not the feared New York Yankees &2; the In the second game, Cliarlie Los Angeles 2; San Francisco 4, for 33 minutes on an injured left ebrew, at ter Zelino Beaty can get then, kind of infection. Ile had it lan. slugger he once was, but he still Chicago White Sox edged the Spikes and Oscar Gamble drove Montreal 0, Ist game, San Royals 8, Yankees 2 . has Milwaukee be tween th flrewe.s4, em for Francis co 8, Montreal 1, 2nd Vad. Pinson cracked a 2-2 tie lncnuthfirctIwni,nmøt ,fthn heavily bandnreil" Kirk. coastc-dtoa 118-94 victory in the •'r'' 15 had LviI) UI IIIt'III .)UIIUd, California I%fl)1i5 Siuticu LflC h lit' I.,ICVCUIfl(I. game,an Diego 5, rew York 4, second game. with a Iwo-run homer in the patrick sa id. _____ championship series. unloading career home runs 549 Baltiniiore Orioles 8-7; 1st game, New York 6, San i. It was New York's eighth and Ok seventh ad the Royals racked Sunday's National League re- Diego 4, 10 innings, 2nd game. Gerald Govan, hobbled by consecutive playoff victory, in- and 550, as the Twins blasted land and Cleveland divided a New York newcomer Dick Utah spokesman Harvey twin bill, the A's winning 3.0 Woodson for four runs in the Kirkpatrick said Beaty's doctor knee and ankle injuries, and eluding a four-game sweep over the Detroit Tigers 8-3. "1 don't remember the last and the Indians rallying 9-3. would make a final decision on Rick Mount, slow ed by a leg Iii- Kentucky in the semifinals, and eighth, three of them on a time I hit two in one game," I;irry Ilisle and Bobby Dar- (louhle by Fran Healy. whether Beaty can play. Beaty, jury, are also ccmidered doubt- their 14th in a row at the Nasmu who once scored 63 points in a ful for tonight's game. Coliseum in Uniondale, NY., said the soft-3poken Killebrew. win also hit homers for the , C',I I r ifl r ra I 1) White Sox 4, Brewers 3 Against the exuberant Nets, where they have beaten the "I was just looking for the Twins, all at the expense of game, has been sidelined with a I3ucky Dent's first major F'rymani, now ().3 severe groin infection since the the youngest team in the Stars six times in six meetings Killebrew put the Twins on Vic Albury was the winner for league home run, a two-run shot Stars played the Indiana league, the Stars' shooting, re- this season. top with a two-run shot off De- Mmnaesota with relief help from in th e eighth, gave Chicago the troit lefty Woody Fryman in the Bill Campbell. Gary Sutherland victory. r first inning and followed that hit a two-run bonnet and Gerry Angels 8, Orioles 7 _ Sitter Killed In Fall Israeli Plane Shot Down sedation championship series Injured his hand after slugging forward b center, nor rookie Brian Taylor in Saturday's Bruce Seals, inserted into the wi th the New York Nets starting lineup at forward, has game. are , that d h been effective. Govan struggled "lie a arenti got possi ble oot-10 cen- 111. . 01 him. HARVEY, Ill. (P) A 71-year-old professional flagpole sitter has been killed ina fall atashopping center in this Chicago suburb. Richard "Dixie" Blandy of Dayton, Ohio, was taking part in a promotional stunt at a shopping center Sunday when a cord connected to the flagpole was tightened, causing the pole to snap, police said. Hospital officials said Blandy's skull was smashed and he suffered several internal Injuries in the fall. He died throt hours later. A spokesman for a merchants association that spon. sceed the stunt said Blandy mounted the pole at 10 am. Thursday and had been scheduled to come down at 8 a.m. Sunday. The accident happened shortly before he was to come down. ,== -_ -..~._-__ ~~= - __ ' 1ing FLORIDA FISTIC - t -:,::1 I --- - ___~ --- — ---"- ~ LISBON, Portugal (AP) Portugal's new leader, Gen. Antonio de Spinola, was reported by political sources today to be considering lawyer Adelimo Palma Carlos, described as a nonaligned Socialist, to be the country's new premier. A utilities executive and member of a prominent Lisbon law firm, Palms Carlos waa banned from teaching law at Lisbon University during the regime of the late dictator Antonio de Oliveira Salazar. tnDla has been reported seeking an Independent to head the provisional government he is trying to form. The sources Indicated that the independent status of Palma __ - - - - "I -_ ' I J - -_ - they seized from Syria in the Jordanian hopes for an Israeli ATHENS, Greece tAP) The Greek government has freed two Palestinians sentenced to aeath for the grenade anc pistol attack at the Athens airport last August that killed five persons and wounded 55. The terrorists, Arid el Shafik, fl, and Khantouran PataaI, 21, both Palestinians born In Jordan, were flown to Libya. Their final destination was not known. Their release to ward off retaliatory terrorist attacks had been expected ever since they were convicted of premeditated murder last January and sentenced to death. The death sentences were cotnmuted to Life tinpnsonment last Tuesday. Israeli officials said the Greek government's leniency would encourage terrorism. New Premier Considered .--:.--;j :,'.;; LYMAN BASEBALL hopes for continuing state title playoff action took a tumble in the (lust Saturday against DeLand, when the Bulldogs exploded for an 8-2 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Pacers in the fourth game of the bounding and defense all have suffered noticeably mainly The Utah Stars, with as many ABA semifinals, Ron Boone has played 574 due to the absence of Beaty, a as four players Listed as questionable, limp home tonight, consecutive gaines since be. five-time member of th e West hoping to regroup in Game 3 of e"mnlng a pro in 1968. His pres- Division All-Star team. their American Basketball As- ence became doubtful when he Neither Govan, moved from , give up some of the territory' sein. They reportedly discussed Greeks Free 2 Palestinians V R o l eGam e Stars Are ,' to modify their initial refusal to hour meeting with King flus- NOT CHEATING f.•. • ROLLING BODY BLOCK? NO, LYMAN TITLE HOPES TAKE TUMBLE leaders Saturday, Kissinge talked for three hOW'S with IsPerhaps the toughest derision raell leaders SundaY, then flew q lacing the Israelis was whether to Amman, Jordan, for a thI*X? —.—_ , I _ __,~_ I __ -4 -_ a I much tl~at we don't have the confidence to fight," she said, there will be no limit to their demands." After meeting wi th Syrla u v ' ..'- . e UP the e willingness to "fl JERUSALEM (AP) captured from Syria t Israeli government showed no tory It theSyrians signs of yielding to Syrian October. But are demands today as it went into demanding At he Israelis reIine to iv another round of troop treat betih,u own of Kuneitea disengagement talks with theu.sasta m ountain areas Secretary of State Henry A and strategic dolt1 by Israel i Kissinger man S.l(l a cabinet seion Sun ny produced no decisions on the next move. "Wearestlllatthebeglnntng of this whole negotiation," said one Israeli official. "It is all -b I- mighty offense, talked of de. court advantage for the Bucks, As usual, Kareem Abdul-Jab. fense and the defensive minded but neither llavllcek nor Mu bar led the Bucks with 34 points , Boston C,!Itics spoke of offense waukee veteran Oscar Hot-. Bob Dandrid4e hit for 21 and as the two teams headed for ertson placed much emphasis Robertson 10. llavlicek and ~, . - Milwaukee and the fifth game on that. Dave Cowens topped Bmton of their showdown for the Na Costello pulled a surprise in with 33 and 24, respectively tional Basket ball Association the fourth game In a move de The Bucks jumped to a 14-6 championship, signed to break through Ho lead, but th I "Our defense was a lot better, ton's full-court press. He start. and the advantage seesawed. but I expected it to be as we ed r,foot-7 Mickey Davis, nor- Then, with defensive ace Don wentalong," Milwaukee Coach mally a forward, in the back. Chaney on the bench with three Larry Costello said Sunday court with Robertson. fouls the Bucks out-scored Hosafter the Bucks evened the best "The change helped us lot," ton iS-2 In a second quarter of seen series 2-2 with d 97-89 Costello said 'We had a taller burst for a 49-39 halftime lead victory, team and we also had mor e The Celtics who hit on only 36 "We broke down of. player power. We figured that of 88 floor shots compared to fensively," Boston captain John at the very least would create M i l wauk ee 's 38 of 76, closed to Havlicek said. "We didn't have problems for theta. Then, of within two points five times in real r eal good rhythm. Maybe We course, we had Jon McClocklin the third period before Abdulwere cutting the wrong way. back. Now we're able to rest Jabbar cashed a three-point They played real good defense, people. McGlocklin is still play just before the buzzer. but e were standing around hurting, but he's able to play." The Bucks maintained their and being hesitant" Davis played 28 minutes and polsetherestof the way and the Costello, looking ahead to contributed 15 points, eight in Celtics were unaNe to g I ULaI.l) night's i) IflCS turned the first period. MWloekltn, cIcr than thric iXil1L; in the o to an old cliche In saying: "Now playing with his injured leg final period. Theft Israelis Refusing yrian 1 The sisters are serving life DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) Miss l)ugdale is the daughter IJO)ds of London, and was one The rebel daughter of an Eng sentences in a London jail for of Col.James Dugdale, chief of of the first omen accepted as a lish millionaire was to be ar bombings in the British capital. an insurance syndicate at member underwriter at Lloyds. .. raigned today for taking part In the biggest art theft in history. Bridget Rose Dugdale, 33year-old former debutante and holder of a Ph.D. from London University, was arrested Satur" day when she drove up to a country cottage near Glandore in southwest lrelarvJ. police I %wvii - BOSTON (AP) — The Mil. it's a three-gain series." The heavily taped, saw 22 minutes waukee Bucks, noted for their victory regained the home of action, scoring 10 points. : : - Debutante r -,... y 4t ?. ' . I r who PARIS (AP) — Socialist first ballot with 10,M,7&3 votes, ers dealt a shattering blow to against Giscard d'Estaing, the how many of the 14 per cent I 'WORLD Giscard cEta1ng. Francois Mitterrand will face or 43.36 per cent of the total the Gaullist Party, which dorni- leader of the junior party in the supported ChabanDelmas rand or re Gaullist party eaders after a campaign marked by . ,~ . conservative Finance Minister cast. Giscard d'Estaing, a nated French politics for more Gaullist coalition, "A . d e c ide [F meeting toda1 o ec The consensus of politicians personal bitterness tcward Cia Valery Giscard d'Estaing in a member of the Independent Re- than a decade under Presidents . !k~ . tactics. Should urge numbers close runoff ba ttle for the publican paity, ran second with Charles de Gaulle arid Georges and newspapers was that the card d'Estaing would switch .1 of hard-line Gaullists stay home S; major shakeup In the polifical their votes to the 49-year-old fi. Pompidou. French presidency May 19, 8,236,n or 32.85 per cent. on May The official Gaullist candi pattern made the outcome of nance minister. F rance's voters decided Sun Since the heavy turnout of 25 ' gh to Conceding his defeat, Cha- squeere million voters gave no c". date, former Premier Jacques the runoff unpredictable, with day. Defferre said these Socialist Backed by the powerful Corn- date a majority, a runoff must ChabanDelmas, polled only 3,- the result Likely to be a photo ban-Delmas maintained his resolute opMition to the So- 3tay-at,homes consfituted '11 trunist party, Mitterrand led a be held between the two high 693,168 votes, or 14.64 per cent, finish, Nancy Loses Shyness The big question mark was clalist Communist union but reserve for the second ballot field of 12 candidates on the men .n two weeks But the ,ot In what was billed as a primary AMMAN, Jordan (AP) Nancy Maginnes Kissinger has put her shyness Into storage. In 90-degree Egyptian heat she cheerfully scrambles ao yards down to Inspect the Roman baths at Alexandria. An Episcopalian, she visits Jerusalem and tours Judaism's Walling Wall, the Moslems' [ne of the Rock and the Cttrtlan Church of the holy Sepulchre. A 6-looter, she hugs President Anwar Sadat's wife and manages not to appear awkward despite the six or eight inches between their heights. A chain-smoker. she doesn't break out her cigarettes in , ; C, 11 avoided naming either Mitter. TODAY P , - E . 4 By HERSCHEL NISSF.NSON that lifted the Phillies to a 3-2 Mets split a pair with the San AP Sports Writer triumph over Los Angeles. Diego Padres, losing the opener Abbott and Costello never figThe victory enabled the S-i and taking the nightcap 64 tired out who's on first and the Phillies to sweep the threegame in 10 innings. Los Angeles Dodgers went series after they had dropped Cardinals 3, Astros 1 them one better Sunday they seven in a row to the Dodgers culdn't figure out who was dating back to last season. Reggie Smith's two-run supposed to be on second. Elsewhere in the National homer and Bob Gibson's fivehit Second baseman Dave Lopes League, the St. Louis Cardinals pitching through eight innings and shortstop Bill Russell were shaded the Houston Astros 3-1, enabled the Cardinals to end a both on second at the same time the Cincinnati Reds downed the three-game losing streak and but as fielders, not Chicago Cubs 5-2, the San Fran- snap Houston's five-game baserunners. And it so rattled cisco Giants won a double- victory skein. pitcher Tommy John that he header from the Montreal Reds 5, Cubs 2 imiade a wide throw, setting the Expos 4-0 and 8-1, the Atlanta Home runs by Joe Morgan stage for a two-run Phila. Braves edged the Pittsburgh and Johnny Bench sparked Cm. tklphia rally in the ninth inning Pirates 3-2 and the New York cinnati. Bench aso delivered a run-scoring single, as did Tony P erez. (;Iaias 4-8, Expos 0-I Mike Caldsell tossed a sixlitter for the Giants in the first vime while Tom Biadley pitched a four-hitter in the Legue .1InaI L e ague nn:htcap and San Francisco East East took advantage of four Mon. W I Pc?, 08 W I Pc? GB treal errors for seven unearned P,',', 15 12 556 5' S 14 17 53 .. Major League Standings] tmcrcan -- P - trait 17 12 i 'eveland 17 I) .iItirflOre s'cn ( Iiorni6 (1, land '' - S5 ir'sas 5 ',' TWO DOWN, EIGHT TO GO Sports Stadium-Complex fund raising drive at $20,000 after less than one-week of the official May I start, said Principal Don Reynolds today. COLOR SIIS'S Lady Go/f Tour 'Vet Gets Firs t Victory She tiuuk' a couple of imurat Ic A'l'l.ANT1 e\l' i ''I still know what I'mdoing sit- shots on the 18th green to earn a ting here," said Sandra Spuz- Spot in a three-way suddenich. 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M'laukee 3 Pansas City a. N ew York 2 Oakland 33. CIeeIand Monday's Games ChicagO (P,izanowsk 00) at t).'trot tCo)emin $I), N New York (Tidrow 1)1 at 7 'as (Clyde ID). P1 Cleveland (Pe'tersoq, I 0) at California (Stoneman 1 ii. N Balt i more (Cuellar at 0 3) Oakland (LIndblad 11). N Cnly cames Scheduled Tuesday's Games York at Texas. N Chicago at Delro,t. N Minnesota at Milwaukee. H Cleveland at California, N ftaltiniort at Qakilod, P1 Only games Scheduled Montreal 4, San Frarcisco New York 6, San Deco Pittsburgh 4. Atlanta 3 Houston 3. St lOv PriiladelptOa 7 los Angeles 3 Sunday's Gamei Sn D;er 51. 2"d Qar.'e 10 'IWtfl% Atlanta 3, Pittsburgp 7 PP'tadelpt'a 3. los Angels Frar'CS(o 1$. Montr'a I 01 Cnc,nnati S. ch'cago 7 St IOu'S 3 HOUStOn I Monday's Games San Diego (Fret1en 20) at f'1-0860 04 (Carlton 7 7), P1 San Franc,s:o IPryart o .'2 Plew York (Sc'aver i21, N Io% AngeleS (Meersmtp' 0) at Montreal (McAriativ 131, N Only games Scheduled Tuesday's Games Atlanta at Chicago San D'ego at Phladeipeia. N 5t Loui s at Cincrrnti, tI ins Angeles at Montreal, N San Francisco at Ntw York, N Ptttrr ,it p. fins. Bras es 3, Pirates 2 Ron Reed and Toni house teamed on a six-hitter and Dave Johnson be lied a two-run homer for Atlanta . The Braves scored all their runs in the third on hank Aaron's double, John. son's homer, a walk to Ivan Murrell, a single by Heed and Ralph Garr's single. Padres 5-4, Mets 4-6 John Milner's two-run homer in the 10th inning, his third hoi-4e run in as many pines, lifted the Mets to a 64 victory in the nightcap. The Mets, who blew a 3-0 lead In the eighth Inning, tied it in the ninth on Ken Boswell's pinch RBI single. In the opener, San Diego's Clarence Gaston doubled home the tying run in the ninth inning against New York relief ace Tug McGraw and then scored the winner on a ts ''ut cmjt' by Derrel Thomas American l.ea:ue scores Texas .S-.8, Boston 3-10; Califorma 8, Baltimere 7; Oakland 3-3, Cleveland 0-9; Kansas City 8, New York Yankees 2: ChIcago White Sox I. Milwaukee 3; Min. nesola 8, Ltrtt 3 �28-The Sanford IleraN Monday, Ma' 6, 1974 Monday, Mayo, The Sanford Herald '--- DeLand Takes District Title, f 1. __. _ -, ___ _7=1 -1~_ _~-"__ - I__ .11-1w, __ .. machine 8 opened the contest the finals. The game broke open in the Senior hurler Mike McCarthy with a run In the first fifth when the Bulldogs putasix exhibited anezcellent curve to With one out, Frank spot on the board. ____ -. r.. LI $ ' I ______ ____ -.r---s. - , — ! ' :L il 4.J#f . I q ii ' i-#. if ,-~ i* 7 - = - ~A #j__a - -. '.- - - ~~s S _________ Preakness Field Lines A I , at za ( I ,•, , 101 060 0-1 72 100 010 0—? 4 1 DeLand 0 0 Lyman ,! ' . - Moyer, — I 0 0 0 - OHSC. Kingsley; Bachman - . ' By J BICHAIWS Sports Editor -. 2- , - . ' - - - -' I i'.'j.p. ? VJ'_ ' Y - , I - 1-" .0 .. -. , - 5Imrnon,Catledge; HOP by Keane (McCarthy). .'4- ' up . Big 1 - _. - - -t '-f- home I - a LOUISVILLE (AP) -Canno. . ___ X 7 - .- - - er It Seth Hancock Indicated that w ii . = 1, I a. ~~ _140 .1 AXal - : I *,.,_ ".1 ~ t.,011w - i ~_ . , ,~. - ` ' __ .'..*, - S _11 5 - 1 - 1 ... . _~ , * . . 14 t* - - -r M --i ~~tvl -$ - - -: - - - Move lnto .. ---. - ' - 0 . . . - ----~ ~-~ __ A a xj~_ _ --- . ~_ 15jw- -_ z --- - -Z - - __ - `~w . 4 - - --- ~ "s' _____ I-IA TPIWI ! Th UI 701 C t' MA £T1? T'IV'T , . Crush EU i s, ' snowwiio maix about it," he protested. zwauy, we When longshot Hudson Court. rounds on the day after. barn 42 where trainer Woody ty ran second to the bay grand. "Then in April of 1972 there son of Bold Ruler in Saturday's was the Layafette at Keene- ftt horse races are won on the PII1LADEI.PI1IA (AP) — World Team Tnnls, the latest -, I " occult began conjuring up all Mr. AZ. Not long after that, Mr. _.--.- -----------.. , wI JVIVHI3, %.IRWII COURT VP THE Az tans up with a twisted " F I C TITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME EIGHTBIIINTH JUDICIAL ConHudson County is bad news to intestim and dies in pWdda." CUIT NOTICE IS 1141f4by 91V" MAI *I. Notice In Is hereby given10, 1110 OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR are engaged in businqu at I I 10 SIS19 S. I am engaged horseawho have the gall to kick Shapoff was we thatu SEM$Nol,E COUNTY bW% h,ft% of Park St., Sanford, Seminole County, Ave, Sanford, Seminole County, PR BATE DIVISION dirt in his eyes. Florida under the fictitious name Of Florida enough to satislyany ghoul, but under the fictitious name of PRORATE NO. "I don't like to talk about It, It wasn't. AUDREY'S IPITEPIORS, d that SANFORD PENNYSAVER, and In re Estate of intend to register said name with that I Int it's gruesome," said Skip Shaend to register said name ELIZABETH I ROSBINS. tie CIer of the Circuit Court. wth poll, trainer of the runner-up the Clerk of the Circuit C ou rt, deceased. Seminole Couity. Flords in ac Seminole County. Florida in ac NOTICE TOCREOITORS ' w ho as w 0ne of10in thefield cordance with the Provisions of 23-13 9 II become void Florida in accordance *ith the Plaintiff, according to law. Provisions of the Fictitious Name VS L April 23, A.D. 1911. States To Wit Section $1509 ROBERT L. WASHINGTON, an S Muriel C. Robbins unmarried man and SEMINOLE Florida Statutes 1957. and AS Ancillary Adminlstratrix COUNTY, a Political Rjbdivision of S J. F. Brandenburg FICTItIOUS NAME c.t a of the FREDERICK H. PRINTISS, Publish : April 79, May 6, 13, 20, 1974 the State of Florida, Plotce s hereby given that I am Estate husbend, and JOHN A BALDWIN, DEA ,79 Defendants tf)geged n buSineSs at 100 Marion EscrowAc,entofHuSbndafldwj,e ELIZABETH L. ROOBINS NOTICE OF SUIT Or . Fern Park. Seminole County, Deceased. RCSpOndent TO- ROBERT I. WASHINGTON, an Florida ur4ertpiefictjtiO(js name NOTICE OF ACTION o4 GEOS A. SPEER, JR., — unmarried man and SEMINOLE AIR SPECIALISTS, and that I InOF SPEER I. SPEER, P.A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, COUNTY, a political subdivision of TO FREDERICK H, PRINTISS tend to register said name with the Attorney for said Estate ARNOLD STEPHENS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dl- the State of Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court, SemInole P0. Box 1361, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 932 North E%pfaiade ou ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County, Florida in accordance with COUNTY, FLORIDA, Mt Cl,menL Mlth• Sanford. Florida 37171 that an action to foreclose a mor. CASE NUMBER ''• Publish: April 29. May 6, 1974 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a the provisions of the Fictitious, gage has been filed against: of Marriage Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section FREDERICK M SHIFERDEK, Petition for Dissolution DEA-192 ROBERT I. WASHINGTON, an has been f lied against you and there USO9 Florida Statutes 1951. Plalntiu, unmarried man and SEMINCLE 5: James E. Veitch is a demand In the Petition that the Publish: April 29. May & I), 20, 1971 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 0. ROBERT JOHNSON and COUNTY, a political Subdivision of Court award to your wife NAN C the State of Florida, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA COLONIAL MAD YtAft ---DEA iso DOIJYIC. I-,'--' u.wwun oucrioeo _________________________ and PROlATE DIVISION INVESTMENT COMPANY, property: (I) all tangible personal of CASE ff0. P1-6779 written defenses, if any, to It Property fl your Waft's Possession at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Defendants, on HetliweIl, Metros. & DeWoif, Estate of her residence In NOTICE OF ACTIOP Casselberry. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl ot. GRACE HOLMES HNNESSEY, TO: 0. ROBERT JOHNSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff, whose adFlorida including three (3) bedroom CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Ii 100 South Orange Avenue, DECEASED Defendant u'es. one (I) dining suit,, on e (1) SEMINOLE COUNTY Orlando fl NOTICE TO CREDITORS ,Florida, 27101, and file the 1. u Sole, one Cl) kitchen dinette PROBATE DIVISION Address Unknio'an original wt'i the Clerk of the above TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ou ARE NOTIFIED that an Cou Wt' miscellaneous lamps and fur- PROBATE NO. 74-97.CP rt on or before May 27th. 1914; CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST action to quiet nithing$, a Zenith console title to the following otherwise a TV, a In it: Estate of SAID ESTATE: judgment may be en Montgomery Wards console stereo, DONALD H HARTLEY, property In Seminole County. tered against you for the relief Yi,, and each of you are hereby Florida: PuSehoIdgos and appliances (3) deceased. notified and required to file any demanded in the Complaint. The Any and all sums of money due you, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lots Ii and 17, Block M, LAKE real property proceeded against is: claims and demands which you, or WAYMAN HEIGHTS, according to rovrwifeorbothofyouardheldby All creditors of Lot. estate of eitherofyou.maypseyeaga;fl$$ 23, Block tie plat thereof recorded in JOHN A. BALDWIN of Seminole Dortatd H Hartley. deceased, are ri estate lhCofIceof the Clerk of Inc Plat WASHINGTON OAKS '.E(TlON C"inty. Firia. .5% e'scrow agent rerro, notifea ad ioe P2. Public Records C1 reurc-J to file Crut Court of true Ehteentr, ONE. acordng to the plat thereof em'noe County, Florida under that ceitan writt en escrow any claims or demands which as recorded in Plat Book 16 Pages 7 agreement between you, yots wile, may have against said estate Inthey Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, has been filed against you an OiJ the Florida, Pr obate Division, In the re required to Serve a Copy of your and I, Public Records of SemInole JOHN A. BALDWIN and Crusty's office of Clerk of Circuit Court of Courthouse at Sanford, Florida written County. Florida defens*-s, if any, to it on Piva.lnc.datedFebrryn, 1971. Seminole County, Florida, in the within four calendar monthS from WALLACE F. STALNAKER, JR., You are required to serve a copy f TOGETHER courtpout at Sanford. Florida, the time of IM first publication of PlaintIff's attorney, whose WITH THE your written defenses, if any, to the within calendar months from this notice Each claim or demand FOLLOWING: ii Post Petition on WILLIAM H. WACK. the date f the first Office Drawer One, publication of must In writing and filed In Calaetberry, Attorney for Pet Florida 37707, on or Suite 704. this notice. Each claim or demand duplicate and state the place One Coldspot Refrigerator of befocethe3othday of 616 East Semoran Soulevard, y, l971,and ng and must be In Model No M3II state residenceand postofflceans of Attamoq4e Springs, Florida 37101, file!DeorIginaIwlus, he d,emkofthi$ theplac.ofresid,nceafldpostoffice the claimant and must One Orbon flange - Model No too sworn to Court either before service on and file the Original ivif h the Clorkof addrnsoffhotlalmard and must ES6 be by Inn C.'aimant. his ogtiq or at. Plaintiff's Attorney O.the ahost styled Ounl at the Immediately to by the clamant, hit agent. •orntey, or mv same shall be void. thereeffer; othOrwi a default will One Mercury Hood — Model Seminole County Courthouse, pr Pss attorney, it will become s1Mi? DATED this 73rd day of April. be entered against you for Sanford. Fida, on or before May the relief id according t lag. 1971. One Comfort.pac Furnance demanded in the complaint , 29th. 1971; otherWr a Judgment AprIl 73rd. 1974. Model No. PEFi01 J. Thomas Gurney, Jr., may be entered against you for the WlTNESmyhand and t he sealof Roberta J Brackett Eseutor relief demanded in the Petition. thiS Court on the 74th day of April, sad As Executrix Court on Ihu 24th day of April, Of Slid estate 1911 JOHN MINOT 1974 GURNEY, GURNEY & (Seal) Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr Attorney for Exwtrl* ( Seal) HINDLEY. PA. Clerk of the circuit Court Anur H- BICkwl?h, 117 River Edge Blvd., Post offIce 50k 1713 Arthur H. Be(kwl'h, Jr., clerk of Circuit Court By S Jnda M Harrl Suite 211 Orlando. FLo'Ida 32102 Clerk of the C;rcuit Court By: Linda M Harris Deputy Clerk Cicoa, Florida 32972 Attorneys for Executor By . Joy Stokej Deputy CI,,-k Publish: AwiI 7, May 6. 13, 30, 1974 Publish : April 29, May ' Pubtiih: April 29, May 6, 1911 Deputy Clerk Publish: April it, May 6. Il, 20, 1,74 Publish: DEA195 OEA-193 DEA Ill " Arthl )S k1. A 14, % I-',' dv, Y4 IV DEA9 * - ___ _ _- Cl ub - -----St. .-5 - dealers. I- 7~__ ~.. __ the Bruins Entries i cwta' Crystal, J Meirolna Mick, Ii Drawn, 6 Honor Key, A. Dadeo. 7 First Race IM Trot Claiming $1,000 - mares 10 pct. Scot(h Snip, V Cultiane, I Annie Laurie Leo, C. XMatha5. AE allow tSv,eethearI Voito. L Dray104t 1. Guy Yates, .i Larrabee, 7 IM 1500 Zoopsia. J. Parkinson, 3 Hghlarid Stith Race Pick. S Spriggs. I Lord Kaiser, Pace C) Munti. S tilazin Plan, M. Owen a I (aptfl5 Daughter, D Sca Hadte'ys Boy, w Wyatt, 7 t-tclory Dre,el Good Start, AMantegna. 3 Loretta. .j HysetI. $ Duke Of ilowards ChICt, A Wilsey Jr. 'I R Paver 1300 Tern Miss. T Ru. S Muss Lana IM Second Race Pace Claiming $1,000 - mares 10 L.i'da, M Home, 6 Sou* flrar. J Dagerias. 7. Jenny L. Frost, pct. allow I Adams Apple, W. Wyfltt, 7 Crank, I A El Co'a:on: AE 1 Thy Whl. B Requf South Wind N. H Polk 3 E',u- n uiu IM Seventh Race Sky, J. Dagenas, I Esther Cash. A Kucla. S J M Blackcreek, 6 PaCeCJ Pofly's Rose,P Paver; 7 Spicy Kid. I Sally's Dusty, F Piper, j Ovoracek. $ Moko Rose. T Rau, At I Sassy Return. p Werkheser ttm Gold, .1 HueIl. 3 Rh's Kj 1M ssoo B Patterson. 1 AdoniS B. R Third Race S Super Wit. P Necty. a Pace Claiming $1.000 — mares 10 Mebiai A Wilsey Jr 7 (),',cu '.%'.sy allow 1 e4Juf - 6 0 1) I 1.ir 0.,tr, I. .jis1.f- roru 2 Eighth Race IM $S0 Winsome Lad. 0 Branard, j H Whayland; Birdie it voto. Pact C3 Belle Kenyon, A Ku.uCa. S Keystone 1 Mighty Mouth, A Dandeo, 7 WOt thy,) Parkinson. 6 Scotch Hal. Miss Lassie, A Jasperson, 3 Ocala W, Wyatt, 7 Doc Stults. S Hi Lnt, plceW Rohter, I Jeyvers's Boy, Diamond, J Larrabee; At Rapid i Ellis, S Dr Speeaabt, G M.t'ar RuggI-s, 6 Abstract, P Neely. 7 IM PotrIh Race Ma,oi-ette IBar. I Worth Waiting Trot C-3 For. T Crank. At I Choosey, A I RoclolenC, & Harrison, 7 AE 7 Funny Fur B Ji"N'%Q' I ' Smoky' Fire. P 7,4 jnt, I Frey % Dares, A JasperSon, 4 Dev Smoky The Pear, J S Spriggs, Blt1; 6 Vukanc'tt, G Ruggtes. ' Pace C 1 Nellie Bly, A Wilsey Jr. S Ardore 7 1 Ladys Ad'oS, S Sb K Mahar. At 1 Meadow CAndIt'r , uu'r"tan FruSco ii Adnanu'. 3 Don A 0.5N1eO. t'E 7 Golden DO. 'd orewstcr, A WilSey Jr - i Winters ,Wyatt Pride 3 O-cata Star I'ae. W $S Fifth Race 1M Rchter. 6 Rarlena. A JasprrSon. 7 MISS Z'paway. W Wyatt. I. Good N PaceC3 1 Senorita, 11 PhIlips 2 Ban CIame, J HySChP At 1 Wat 1. flit, P t. D Arsi' - _____ Tenth Race IM 1371 Pace Claiming 51.330 — mares 10 pct allow i C. [ D H Whaylanct, 7 Belle Oregon, P Wcrkhelser, 3 Sherry Betty, P Hartzler, I, Selka's Sal, S !ale Dragon. M Sprggs, 5 Sr' Spy Tarry, .1 Hume. a Parknson 7 Scotch Play Boy, .1 Larr,Thre. j 5tnr'y K',', T BIMi., Couiier shown with optional stripn, wheel covers and fl;frOrS, - When you're No. 1 in trucks (see below), you don't sell 'ust any small truck. Ford Courier's rugged frame has boxboxsection rails and 7 . yes, 7 crossmembers. Its big 74.5 in. x 62.2 in. steel box is all welded. An independent front suspension features big coil springs and a stabilizer bar, Double-acting shocks are standard, front and rear. There are long, wide 6-leaf rear springs. The transmission's a fully synchronized 4-speed. And you qet all this lfl a pickup with a comfortably roomy cab over a long, ride-smoothing 104.3-inch wheelbase. , , SEMINOLE TURF CLUB - _____ ________ ' - — - - SI - sworn I kup Pic from the No.1 truck woo, ' ...rny, the gutsy little locker after the - must --' Turf MONDAY, MAY . I7I ifianr, ---- Longwood 830.0503 VA L four I II - . - Third Planet Living Systems, Inc. FORD COURIER New York's Pete Stenikowski ;1gainst - writi 'the Flyers would rather forget that victory ttas the first in ed the Flyers toa3-llead Then five ears over the Bruins \ctt York made it 3-2 n a score said Rangers coach Emile Francis. 'He was the difference in the Flyers' season." hot water heated free during Heat Recovery Unit Manufactured by over the Rangers Sunda) to ad In Boston since entering the the Rangers were rallying, but vance to the finals of the Na- league in 1967. and tile overall Dornhoefer took the heart out of tional Hockey League Stanley series stands 4-30-4 in favor of them 12 seconds later with his Cup playoffs against the Boston the Bruin.s. wcond goal of the game. Bruins. 22 at home and the wins. All your household the air conditioning season. Call your air Conditioning service company for an estimate. ting Tuesday night in Boston tP.e wj - that. Parent and veteran (.,1r) l)ornhoefer ke ed a 4-3 victory are 16 S: Nathan A. Wishn Publish: April IS, 22, 29, May 6, 1971 DEA 00 ... 1' ., game Is troversial concept that has not ' • Each an automobile bumper confidence is the game we beat scored ttie key goals for the — --- — --------------------5been accepted by Rod layer. sentation. The Freedoms claim victory of the series — all on — Stan Smi th and Ar thur ,%she WTT,eight in an East Division: an advance sale in excess of 6,- h0113C ice - and admitted lie Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, three of the game's leading was dog tired. 1)00 tickets, Bos ton, Baltimore, New York, stars. "I thought this series would Cleveland. "oronto and "We're in show business," M7 0 never enoi," said the Phila4 I Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Detroit; and eight in the West: says Ms. King. "This is entertlelphia netminder. "But we got will play six matches - a pair Hawaii, Los Angeles, Florida, tainment. It's got to be lively, ashotat the (Stanley )Cup now, 1.4 each of w9men's singles, men's Chicago, Minnesota, Golden anol it'3 got to appeal to the arid that's all that ' singles and mixed doubles. Add Gate i San Francisco), Denver iiiasses. For too long tennis has t';irerit looked ahead to the been a rich, white country club up the cumulative score of and Houston. seven-game final series star,I games won and the team with The teanis will play 44 games, illaine. It's time for a change," — -- the highest total Can Be Heated FREE The 31 )eir.old Dornhoefer - win Ii' re: the Man-Ia, of NAN C. PRINTIS5, Wife, Petitioner, Your Hot Water . ____ lotice_ Finals P' mc thing that will give us tile PNIadelphia Freedotw - gaines wins ;I set. You have to Ev o n n e PI t t s b u r 9 h 's led by Billie Jean King — m by two games (i.e.: 7-5). 1! (;iiolagong, the Freedoms' us. lie robbed Park. myself, (Walt) Tknczuk, (Hod) Gilbert changing strokes with the Pittsmatch is tied at six, a nine- Brian Fairlie takes on birgh Triangles, directed by poi,11 tie breaker settles the is. Wall, ailld Pill lade 1phia is Jiffle and probably a couple I didn't Ken Ro&cwall. Anthony and Fred Stolle meet notice that tteli." The 29-year-old Parent made Gerald Battrick and Peggy The W17 is a product of Ms. Coiaches such as M3. King and ctutel of the Triangles in mixed at !east six spectacular saves King's hu-sband, Larrv, and Rosewall determine the lineup, doubles. for the Flyers in Sunday's sevDennis Murphy, who helped and changes can be made in the enth and deciding game of the The second ha!f lineups are start the American Basketball middle of a match if the coach iiRlefinite, bitterly contested semifinal Association and the World feels the player Isn't 'rsent's against the Ringcrs Hockey Association. It is a con- Forming well. Parent sat in front of his Ms. King promises a new Le al Notic :i it Cdselbe(r settled by the numflber away. product of the modern sports first player toreach four ints. In tonight's first half of th,.? 11.0 : at - action world had Just one little bit of trottble, _ S during baserunning ~ Six home runs, just a smll Paul Davies blasted a pair of 11 .1 lead, but the Red X made All creditors of t!e estate of Fictitious portion of the Name S'atvte-s. To-Wit: hits collected homers and a single in his six a valliant comeback— y ---------------------------------------who by himself probably would Fictitious Name Statutes. To -Wit: ELIZABE lit L ROSBINS. Section $6309 Florida Statutes 1957. kctien$63 by the Sanford Afl-Stars semi- appearances at the plate with ha ve been a 1001 shot 09 Florida Statutes 1957. deceased, are hereby notified and next two frames, scoring eight 5: Connie Smith 5: Gary E. Redmond NOTICE OF INTENT TO required to file any claims or Pro baseball team, was all it other homers coming from runs to os the 'We were be aten by a horse Janet Greeher cl e gap Pres. REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME demands which they may have Pi,bllth: April 13, 27, 29, May 6, took to topple the Eustis Red Moses Hawes, who reached namedNearGayinow.mj 174 Publish: May 6, U, 20, 27, 1971 NOT ICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that against said estate in the office of DEA-77 Sanford added three more Sot, 23-13 Sunday. race Jan. 30 last year at Hia. the unditrilgr4d, desiring to tivage Clark of Circuit court of Seminole DEBn base safely five of six times at runs in the seventh SM ,in Inbusinisiunder tPi•fIctlticusnam County, Florida, itIth.C,Thj,, The Sanford team gave bat. William Hartsfieid, Nate unleashed their bats f seven FICTITIOUS NAME of CENTRAL ALUMINUM Sanford, Florida. within four plerty of batting support to Williams Notice is hereby given that i am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND and Ronald runs in the eighth, with the Sox SCREEN SERVICE AT 109 East calendar months from the date SEMINOLE COUNTY, of erga9tcl In business at 104 FOR pitcher Levi Raines, who Alexander, who collected four able to get Just four rsinners g — e Airport Boulevard, Sanford, ?PiI first Publication of this notice. Genevieve Dr. Altamonte Springs, FLORIDA. Florida, Intends to register tie said Each claim or demand must be In Seminole County, Florida under the CIVIL NO. 741,I scattered 11 hits and collected 1181's and three hits, across the plate in the two final IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE name with the Clerk of the Circuit writing and must state the place of fictit 13 strike-outs in taking the io us name of SEMORAN DIVISION E After just four innings, the innings. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clot. Court of Seminole County, Florida, residence and post off ice address of WEST, and that I intend to register STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN Stars' fifth against one All-Stars had the game under CUlT, ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE DAlEDthis 2nd day of April, AD, the clamant and must be sworn tO The All-Stars next play Mount said name with the Cler k of the and COMPANY, A FIor,da cor defeat this season. 1971. complete domination with an Dora away Tuesday night at 7. COUNTY, FLORIDA. by the claimant, his agent, or his Circuit Court, Seminole County, poraflon, CIVIL ACTION NO 74459.5 5: Elmer C. Smith attorney, or it will -— TWO GIRLS collide -- £ . - But damage already done Stars - ,.'. - . ' Tennis Inaugural flappened to FrIendiy B? distressed over what has aggressive. He'll nip at you but 'AW, you know," Protested befallen some of Hudson he hasn't got an ounce of meanHe is now running in the There was a prod from the Shapoff. "He dropped dead Just County's rivals, doesn't cotton ness in him. If Cannonade had shadmi of the Hudson county small knot of hardy barn troop. the other day at Bowie." to witches and evil spirits. aster. - as 'CU sticker that reads: 001)' the them at the end of the year to Flyers against th2 Rangers Lord saves more than Bernie clinch first place in our dlvi- Sunday; the third, and the P.ent kn ers wi11 sion Th1t s the ore e still ri fourth and winning shot Hudson County Jinx 1 train nr rn"t enrr%o niva. uixg - I All PHIl ADM p1111% t APi - TAG! YOU'RE OUT! If year came Stephens was loading Canno- track with speed, endurance nonade, the new enucky Der- bw-ned to death In a lire " the Wood," the trainer related. nade and stablemate Judger and heart, and ti'e're by champ, the woffft The youthiful Shapoff poused "Of course, Rube The Great into huge varts. of his candidate for the Preak. was away to tnhlsrecltationandlookedover won it but a horse named '1 hope none of these air ness and Belmont lying Of ho bag ShOukkr and wwAerir-9 when little bay colt in sWl 3, barn 43 us." nonade," he said. ' ,This is a good little horite," - __ .. : - - If, ere LOWWIIJ.E ( - -- :~ _. ~ - - .. I Aw I . in World Series victories with "1) The" have lost nine times - . \11ra- .- , '-• 1 - o . 1 . _~_ 1 -- r(m LanT 3(1Ves i-iyers - a3l - '-' - - - & q . . .. . - lie teamed with brother Clayton Merrick, all-around star Gary Bassa, who had an individual win and second place, and David Lw to win the quarter mile relay at 41.4 seconds to edge Lake City by two-tenths of a second, ,..,._ ---"--- I I zu, -,. -. .114011~__ . .- . .. I _- - t 74 =z - -- ~_-__ F" I- - __.___ - * - ~ — - . _-_ -1 . .- was IJtUe nade beat 22 3-year-olds to win he might p)int Judger for the might have to be split, a situ- Current he *as wor.-ied about nominated for the $M,500 Der. by, Silver Florin won the SW,the Kentuck Derby. And now W I 'it-mile Belmont Stakes, the fi- allon that would occur if more in the Derby, not Rube ~m --_ - ~ 11 .IF--- . . . — - -lllllllIIlg,IM - -The 000 Twin Spires Pur3e and he'll probably have to beat at nal Triple Crown race June 9. Um r~__~ . I _W40V_ i~P:~z Z.r - __ - o * -_ ~~ -tt m~~_ _;___,i_ 14 were entered. 7Ure is Great or AgRate, considered by earned a shot at the Preaknes3 J . -. On0 y are piece ent - the 1918 Peaknes.s many people as the bi' t I 7 _?~_ _ . _7_~ 1 - :,W, -) -=.. - -.- ,--,. - .W, , _. -411 said, he %ill be made ._L~: r ie - ~r- V_1 ,____!4~1- the second Jewel of the Triple Pet, LitUe Current and De"Both horses came out fjne,,, . - ____ - __ "I knew I could beat Uxw mentary nominee for $10.000. . .-. - .-. ..Crown May 18 at Pimlico, in- stroyer, who ran fourth, fifth said trainer Woody Stephens as horan, I had them," Stephens - =_ _. - __ — eluding Cannonade and Derby and sixth respectively. he shipped Cannonade, owned .%Wd . Of __ _% __~ . . Rt:be IV Great and his are Hasty Flyer, JoUy Johu _____ - ~___ runner-up Hudson County, who Rube 71* Great, a major by -ri- . . =~~-_IV - _%. 7. I John M. Olin, and Judger to stablemate Accipiter (IM Sa;Neapolitan ~ zl-) as 21 4 lengths back at the end Derby contender who finished New York. Judger, considered urday), whom he trained before Way, Better Arbl' 1ir - - ~__ '.'~__-- _; _-__ ~.I ___ __.- - , __ I ~* __ .--_. ___ i--ff-_. - - -71, -_ ~-__zya ;=-1 .- --~, - I.. .-,t~_,-_~ ~ _ M_ . . . 1f -.1 - : VA, Be A Native, __ __ __~ , ~ ' of the Its-m-ile race timed in 10th, and seventh-place Buck's by some as the stronger part of they were bought ~I . 9 by I .-:. -~-- z~ Bid were Preaknew possibles, the entry, got a pretty good Sommer. - I 4 ~.._q_ - , 3 -i , - 9- -4N -1 Game, and sushonto, but Buck's Bid's trainer, Tony pounding in the Derby. lme1ShebY Another Preakness M~v amingo nner inished Bardaro, said Sunday his colt tided with Little Current at the that performed before - __ ~ eighth in the Derby, might skip won't go if the Preakness field half-mile pole and was bumped record Derby -. . ay crowd of was Injured in the Blue Grass the 13-16-mile Preakness. Own- Is larger. I again at the three-eighths pose. 16 LU.), 34,6n was Silver Florin. Not Stakes, - - at1ed — and Law in the 440 yard inter. Martin and Clayton Merrick teamed for a sixth place finish mediate hurdles at 55.4. Weatherbee won the vault in the mile relay. head Coach Terry Long, who under the rain that caused national high crhool alli!rlv has a national runner American teammate Phares up outdoor title and numerous [toile to miss out at any height other high-finishing spot; at when his hands slipped on Ids both indoor and outdoor Junior wet fiberglass pole three times. college and university meets, L3assa, who performsIn , JOflfl I egg, me ttamuer 5 said may me seam WCflL ut to nearly every aspect of hurdles, strongest field event performer qualify mndniJuals for national Junior College track cham- national indoor sprint titles at ev 8 took second in the dism at 136' competition of concentrating on pionships Saturday in the rain Go and 300 yards earlier this the triple jump with a 46' 534" 11" and fifth in the shot put. the higher state point totals. year, breezed home to a 9.7 leap and came in second in the Terry Martin place fifth in the ., im Minu Dade South, tith a 40- official 100 yard win and a 212 long Jump at 23' 6 hall mile event at 1:58.8. man squad, outdistanced two 220 yard victory. Earlier, his The other ttto ssinners for the Garfield Reynolds, Law, . . Division 11 teaniii, Lake City time was announced at 9.4 for Raiders were pole vaulter I I N Manny Weatherbee, at 15' I" : The New York Yankees lead . teams, 130 points to 98, with powerhouse, Miami-Dade North taking fourth place with GAINESVILLE - It pair of 87 points. sprint victories for national The lO-tearii field, in the last chaiiipion Donald Merrick, as meet before (lie junior college well as a Merrick-supplied national meet at the end of May anchor leg in the quarter-mile was plagued by the poor relay paced a small Seminole weather that abruptly swept .Tttninr (niIp&p fr.-a rk tim in -n ........... uvi uiv i.iivuwri. tie for second place in the state Merrick, who on the 's' ' IF H N ER SI SO Al N H Nil McCarthy(W) 7 4 2 1 S 11 3 7 1 I Simmons(L) I1-3 S 6 6 3 6 2 0 0 0 xe,Irr 0 7 2 2 00 4 0 2 3 CalIcle 0 0 0 0 0 gg - - V T % -d -- Williams, HR — Staits OP — Lyman 1; ioa - DeLand 7. Lyman 3 1 1 2 I; SB 2 0 0 0 SAC 37 I 7 SJC 2nd In State Track Meet . '. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 A AA~ - DELAND DEFENSE STOPS LYMAN Scoring effort - -= - ;•- ' __________ .1 - I 10. 1 '::4s ~A_dl - _*L4qPW_. , , . 0000 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 a a spine-ti - VOK Bettenhausen's , - 1. . ' •. r 1. 4 3 0 - - . 0 1 0 0 - into his crewmen, one seriously. The impact on BettenhauBettenhausen, star on the sen's car carried It Into the dropped out with blown engines India na polis-based U.S. Auto concrete pit wall, trapping or other mechanical problems leaving only Benny Parsons' Club circuit, was leading the crewman Donald Miller of St en e the final race when he made a routine pit Louis, Mo., against the barrier. Chevrolet tochall g the 1973 stop during one of the yellow Surgeons rembved his right leg 50 miles tight slowdowns for gas and below the knee at an Anniston Gran ,rand Na ationa ol'ial champion, tires hospital later In the day. made ngling ulu iOF While he was sitting in his pit Two Other crewmen, Dale toy but fell about two slot, a car driven by 24-year-old Watson of Arden, R.I., and John car lengthsr a en rookie Grant Adcox of Chat Woodard of Reading, Pa., were Gary Bett.enhausen, one of t.anooga, Tenn., spun out of con- treated for bruises and Pearson's more serious threats, trot as he sought his own pit and lacerations • I. . ,, loL Most his challengers ei ther . - 2 0 0 0 3 3 122 Keanip 3 0 I 0 Catledge. p 0 I 0 0 Hatlleld,p - - C - . Beary, c - — ! Hodges. 2b if race track, but I'll take a vic- hours, 20 minutes and 9 seconds tory anywhere I can get them at it required to drive the 169 laps or 450 miles, "I feel like I've T.- __ . - - :. my age." That was David Pearson talk- been through a wringer. ing Sunday after winning the -The race was stopped twice Winston 500 Grand National by rain, for a total of an hour Stock Car race. , Pearson, a greying 39-year- and 53 minutes These stopold three-time stock car racing pages, plus six yellow light pe champ, beat off a succession of nods, cut 61 laps out of the racH --'== - challengers enroute to his third ing time But Pearson still av straight Winston 500 triumph eraged 130,220 miles per hour, his apple red and white Meru and a check for $25,845 -- ;'x.1 AS N HRBI 4 - SC OREBOARD HERALD Sc DaLand go along with average speed to McDonald walked d Moyer, if With one away Dowd y McDonald baffle the Hound hitters when the fol.lowing batter, Doug Dowdy doubled hJmhome , J .B Caldw ellsi ngled through seven innings. a p c ed up another base on For the Hounds the story was Caldw ell, lb In the bottom of the opening the right fielder's error. Mike Daasi,pr q uite the opposite as the rame the Hounds ot hit Bulldogs ripped through three back as Hal Staats led off with a Sirrimons on the mound 8nd Tinsley, pr Greyhound pitchers or e walk, moved to second when everybody was safe with MCCarIhy,p runs before boggong down Terry Bachman sacrificed, Dowdy crossing earm,pr the plate. against the arm of sophomore pitcher to first. K. Harris. Dell Hatfield. Another rw- scored when I Harris, P1 McCarthy, considered, a Slants got to third 013 nick the man Wililims, rf weak link in a strong chain, Cootantine's grounder to the Simmons tried Lto r, TreIpr,3t, Un SCCO13U and the pinch runner fanned 11 Greyhound batters pizuier who elected to take th Totals e scored from third. Simolo then Lyman and allowed one earned run In sure out of flfst, and he the fifth Inning when Hal Staats scored when Rodney I)owling reached third en a passed ball Staats. cf chmari, n a drive tht cleared grounded to Dowdy at short Keaiie caine to the mound Cvtntnt tS Dow he Harper-Shepard left-center who threw the ball into the and hit opposing hurler P hil lips, field fence, parking lot. McCarthy in the leg. Kevin Smith, ph -__ TALLADEGA, Ala, (AP) — "It was work, hard work, ev- cry frequently turning laps at was put out by a freak pit road smashed - "It's really not my favorite cry minute," he said of the 3 188 imiph. accident that injured three of Matador. :.. ______________ _____________________________ S DeLand Pearson Wins Winston 500 -_~r _ .. - _ , By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspordeat The big inning for DeLand The game was looking every Harris followed with a single The final run Of the game was the fifth, when with one out bit the pitching battle it started, scoring another run. came in the bottom of the fifth eight Bulldog b'0 ters paraded but DeLand dented the e when Staats home,. Denny Williams then iced th WINTER PARK-Lyn's to the pla te without mJ1)g sc rdinthethlrd.WIthône game with a triple to deep DeLand will move ontoplay district title hopes faded away an out. During that stretch away Mark Moyer singled and center scoring two more runs. District Six champion Satellite to nothing Saturday afternoon Simmons was replaced by Bob stole second base, and with the Bob Catledge came In and Beach this week with the as they were out-pitched, and Keane, who was swapped for hit and run on he scored when proceeded to wild pitch Harris winner going to the stale over powered by a finely-tuned Catledge, and later Hatfield. Dowdy singled to left field. totwnamnent. home from third. -&~ . _ ___ __P._-_ .1M J A . I __~ - -____ - .t- -_-_ - 0~ M~~_'_'~ _._____,'-i"-___~__'11 ri.-Mf77- -" 1 - ~ - I- - I.- i~- _ 1974-3 B - Parvel, K. Maher. 3 Full Flight N . P,tunll ______ - : ' - . ' - Snap-down bed ner Option of durable Indoor-outdoor material offers carpeted comfort. I-cynder 18C0-cc r engine has ailuminim alloy head., 5 main t:enngs for rigidity, strength . with its )eluze box inted side windows Is cover a _____ a' lutomatic transmisclon. -- -- - ______ tir conditioner. - 11 WAYS '10 WIN! At Selected Ford Dealers PIgS THE RIG RONANZA en Ii lit red Cult. if tiWt is DI I T:,ftcla ticket the IrSti - - opular option. Others: Post Time 7:30 P.M. II . ______ Monday thru Saturday • - _______ IbIll, 50 - FORD COURIER _- I __________------- it MICI at O'tao — I I — R.tw,tn434 14)4 — Caii4b1rn u,*, $73 5onr. fl L P c.E,D 1 ' S ', SC i"s i ; o,.c a S-tSi' C,ftOd FORD DiVlSlOr 011 �- - _________ _ ! —The Sanford Herald - Monday. May 6, 1!! Legal Notice _________________ ______ _I!' ____ -- legal Notice WHEREAS,lhCj?y CunciIot the S N deemsitadvisabtetop1yean ALLEY OOP am°;E FEET. AND PROVIDING FOR IN THE CIRCUIT OURT OF THE Dad. WEST a national bankin by Dove Grouc __________ .' The Board of County Corn COUNTY. FLORIDA. rntssionerj of Seminole County iII CIVIL NO. 745150 hold a public hearing to consider an In Re: the Petition of apeaI against the Board of ROBERT CARL DUNCAN Iustment in denying an appeal NOTICE OF SUIT alnst the Zoning Department in TO ROBERT WILLIAM disallowing an application for a SPELL. SR. building permit (Outdoor Ad. Addr Unknown rtising Display) onthegrounth of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED a Suppowd 30 setback from a point that the above named Petitioner, of sale sign in a C 2 Comi,,rclaI ROBERT CARL DUNCAN has filed Zone on the following described a petition for th adoption of the 21-30. Further described AS located defenses, if any, on 7 __ ___ ___ __ __ ________ 1fd'7M " .• PRET1Y BAD _______ - JI IfijJ HAPPEN PJECT!(PRL)JEC1' "TO OU... ____ - THAT'S ALL 1 _______ • 'I. _________________ ____________ . ,. . , y ____ I) ' / . -.-.,.d ,, / I - Ii A. 4 I/ - PROBLEM o SIDE GNCES 24 BusinessO pporunl t iies 3? Houses Rent 4 In loving memory of our bClOyCd Unfurnisheu IMMEDIATE INCOM E husband, father and orandfather, A Dewey MIhew who passed Ditr,butor part lull time to 3 bedrooms, 1 bath Carpeled. air Supply Company established away May 9. 1950 Witc, Oneai coed.AvallableMay6thruAuoust accounts with RCA CBS Disney Mathews I 31st $165 mo 322 $911 ________________________Pecord Incnm possibItej up $ -----------to 51.000 per month with only Deltona, Small two bedroom, tCv. HARVEY ose a tess s . . InMemorlam ____ I — - __________________________ r- - - Carpeted. 3 bedroom, I by Gill Fox . I A bath '-,, _________________________ 41 fl I LItl ITDT MORTGAGE 3 bedroom, P, bath home 2 years old Carpeted,centralheal. corner i t Payments, 5151 AsSume mortgage and pay equity, no qualifying / \ ___________________ ____________________ HousesforSale I J lj _________________________________________________ . - .41 7 I - - ____________________ I, Days 3777171 . HouseslorSale I? OWNER ASOCIA1E 7 bedroom. , bAth ø New sningle vinyl. w w carpet & pain? Fla room A C unit, carport, refrigerator Friendly negr VA r t5h to ortga %l i M'rr r'i 323 7C$ Eve 32)0115 MobIle Homes f te WooOs. 71 Graur, 2 turn , central air, heat, I 7O?1? _________________________ t .t )3 Lots and Acreage ____________________ BROYEP,)fl 761) ------------REALTOR -- t>,ths. dining room, family room Inch (6 ) tlmecock base with a one inch (V')asphaltic concrete surface measuring twenty four ft (71') in width from the inside the curb. all _____ I ' _______ I__ - t.ot:le with the City IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR ORANGE COUNTY. FLORIDA SUN FIRST NATONAL BANK OF Commissioners mn01, County. FlOrida By John A. Kimbrough, Chairman d.ifautt may be entered against yOU for the relief demande. in the Petition WITNESS my hand and the Seal of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. S m County. Florida, thit 11th day of par men s en Uniurnlshed for fat lilieS 0 friends ot probleni Orier5 For lurther information call 473 1St) or write . . : 6717 - Box 5S3, Sanford, Fla 32?7 r deposit i?t / •qu'ppe carp, (K) i''I ," ,.iIiI" Ii. i.1IL'w I'M evrryttnhi lb ly ratrc Adults No iii't arford, 7 bdrrn unfurnithed apt . - 1 / Deltona — , - / ' Winter Park Pines. by owner rrn . 7 bath Paneled family rm EXCLUSIVE rlar'ii [sta'r"'. bedrooms, freshly panted inSdC & out Large fenced back yard Beautiful home, r tots, orange LUI T RESOLVED BY THE CITY ALT AMONTE SPRINGS riop io . s fOLLOvs ____ - _____________________________ - - - ______ - CUlT IN AND FOR SE'INOLF COUNTY, 1L0RI4 NELSON and H AS width from the inside t ha curb pirticutarly described as totlows: That all said Improvements still Lots S77an ST$ Altamonte Land bedonpinstrict compliance wi?htht Hotel and Navigation Co. Sub plans and specifications and division, according to the Flat ______________________ -; A N BUGS BUNNY - L BANK DIVISION 0 ci veen iI edourt or bnyo "itV xs1' itO M CPLMUNT TO THE CHEF...ThE r7 1'?t620r 371 $Si IN ' ' r " - / No Pets 372 7$ " Will babyst in my home Days 1?) lost I / ' 'Y — " _____ - ____________________ ' I 1 ________ i 14 - - P 9 Good ThIngs to Eat estimates are hereby approved by 11 00 A M on the 21st day of them and DANIEL ROGERS and y fIow Ovr o container Narcissus Ave Sanford Contact 377 2031 for — ____________ inStruCtion f -__i - - -cc OH• HJT UP') rtment5 Including thecostof•ll rrns fireplace Only 6 apts Pritacy n a Spanth courtard setting CIP Beautification Award - ,rner - - Adutts - - 2015--Sari1ord ______Ave . — or THE C TRCT IOPJI Sanford Seminole County Florida herenat) described the propei-t specifications. ct of engineering DEA 201 and legal services and all othq NOTICE FOR BIOS ________ 5UH' I ER H4VE •___________ , _ll _______ or reconstructio , YOU. andiachof you.arerequired '° tile your answer or other written Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Cierk of the Circuit Court 3-939 10 a m 9 ) m FRANK AND ERNEST ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ by Bob Tho.s nocessary topayfor the total CoSt of tocneyj. whose name and address P0 B hein authorIzed, s to the Comty of Seminole, Florida: P.O. Drawer IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND provements shall be assessed C. Sanford, Florida 3771, All bid! FOR %EMINOLE COUNTY. and con?guovs or bounding and - - - -- S I 1llI _L.. - ____________ ainIy marked on the oside, CIVIL ACTION NO. adjofning May II, 1971. Pelitton in t / 1 1 - TEA Part time mechanic Day or night N - - - - - Sbutting upon the said im provements will be especially ' ___________________________ _____ of having a default )udgment en tered against you S ,, certan tax certificates hereinafter A I Circuit (curt of OF PIC 4- . Sanford. %75 6 C U'VE BEEN WAHiNc O MACK 8ENNETT M/)E I I s th 16th di of WiIlims ef x upon such improvernenli especially s iac ou niae sClIng AvCn . - , ',s f • t(' f I I- - I Defendants ________________________ accordance with the VOvi$i _________ fi - - -. of Depy Clerk AC11 A Our pr 0 STENSTROM DAVIS & MCINTOSH FICTITIOUS NAME C Prov,m,nt2 against the lot$ and - name of ,- , I V' - -- I provided for byths Resolution shall SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ci the OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS property oers ii flo Notice of Public Hearing In caSh with n lb rty (3Q1 diy Of Tne Soard of Cuunty Corn the conflrmahon of thi Said Special mrssioners of Seminole County will aSsessment roll or in three (3) ual hoid a plic heering to coMidir in —_ --- - - --.. . ________________ I - - -. - -- . - " " M BEASLEY L j- (II year from date roll and on the same day of each ______________________ 1 IfS L 10, II. I?. I) and II. Blork SIatvt To Wit Section 9:5 I lor,da I7 S Wilt,am H Ceroner r Pbi Sb AV 139 f', I] 17 Vt A Ill Sanlando Springs in Sec1ion 171 Herald a newspaper of general _____ Thisps,bbc heaving wi'I b hof4 F Oitious Nane Statuse' Cfsaçttr that I intend to resister said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court SemInole County Florida In at cordance with the provisions of th Fictitious flame Slatutes To Wit Section $6309 Florida Stitutes 1951 S Charles B Cross MADE ME A AND I I n 175 security 1100 E 25th St !A hi Lake Mary area- 3 bdfm., 2 bath, veteran, newly renovateO 3 r Fenced back yard Call 323 carpet, and an overlarge living - w Tb tha Clerk oIlhw Circuit Court in under A GREAT BUY Three bedroom, 7 bath CB hone I 1Lk LONC..'iOOD and range, nice neighbhond any oak trees around home for '.hdde 1I6, Best area 3 large bedrooms, twO baths, with paneled family room EVER corn, screened porch For a From 50 do VA financino to large do and sume 5' mortgage Th d " I TWENTY WEST bed P baths central -. - - - r I " ' - ( ET -- .•. classified ads lot paint o T* bdroom I bath wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat washer Call Mrs Rutherford 37) 1051 A '' P rtments Rent Furnlsheu ruom ssu Jr I I 1 ( 1 TwobedroGmcountrybompon larqt cçrrter lot with Paved street Available immediately PIIICGflhidIrtd LII Advit as Livio at it S best in this beautifully tIed especially the city parv tennis Courts next door Can Tree tdrOOm 2 bath family roor,,, Screpnd pitiO, Outside ii ii ii M • unswortn i REALTOR role MS Orange 322 4l 19195 French 'Eve 322 7374 372 1496 322 7549 ii eai I Room furniShed fliciency 21 HOur - J Lake Mary, 3 bdrm veterans no oon $173 mo Ii pct Acre , t Sry After hourS phone 32302)3 - tent storage 54.000 CITY FIRST TIME AD VERT ISED' Call REALTOR Associate Sonny Raborn for in formation about thi; 7 bedroom rear Shopping doctors and - NT AND CLN Two bedroom frame Close t town 510 900. t erm% _____ (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) _____ LMSHI The price on tn 5 1 211 S trench — room corner lot with back tenced 111W lIt Iwo bedroom dupiCi furniShed * one 322 6921 upped kitchen 177 S Assume niortgaoeor ref nae Va or IHA RESIDENTIAL - - 7565 CITY OLDER 2 bndronrii trmt lb uipped kt(hen air heat oorondh,Ton—0111fl00 PARK DRIVE SAN FO II L r d tce on r oar h repair test and adjusting digital nodular and power 5uly Sanford area 373 7500 _____ - 0 - REALTOR 9)0 1556 to Broker 107 W Conin ercial SANFORDAREA F urnished _______ Young i"an *ith car to wuI even ngs and Saturdays H P .. Adult pArks In lers A Apts 1 pinks iSIS H*y II ) Sanford 373 IVJb Day Wk Mo _____________________________ Payfair Colt Course lhi Out standing buy featore large pecan large closets in all bedrooms ar conditioning and carpets An in y 3? Houses Rent CL IF , Call 322.2420 V I edrooni apartment *?S) JORDAN I , Country Club Circle an 2 edr m f r washer, range, refrigerator, custom drapes wall to wall (ArPitinQ Covered 5crtntd pit o QAS barbecue' well for la*n fenced yard beautifully lAnd Scaped concret, block with rc brickfront This CictiOnAI home Anytime who io,e to watCh drand new 3 bedroom I' bath honie centrat heal & a r carp,s V ciger / 'r - \ - Associate i - - - Piel Real - - . I 810H awa?ha e t 17 V2 PEAL TOP -______ sscs ________________ _____________________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STAUTE Not,e iS hercy given 4 , titlOt4 nane - , n t nped%' Serve 1 liSt '' that the F,Oitious Hn c Statute Chaec to wit 'PUTT PUTT / with t ('Assitied ad from - ) littiS Carpeted her equipped Air Chiidrtn I i' 111i (inly It9 000 (alt '1 Sit tO )Q tj 5 John i.rr p i(r ASSOCIATE 1 75 - . 1 _________________________________________ ii .511(0 LAND (0 REAITQps -- I • JUflI L I I Close tc Everything... - / 7 Qi _______ T Don t delay' JuSt diAl 327 7611 — " 0 77v5 ' ''t i'( I If Ii -'i i ,nfi' ______ en 1 Experienced troubleshooting. SAN A'O PARKS I?) flcdcoorn 17 ,oil/ I I' want ad S__/ . z'7 ( .___________ - -. Prone$30 SIll ii 'cren eQu pped 7)00 Cordova 0771 —__ -- & dryCr Ihiutifk.I recreat o I I/A"Z.yj. MI1W i iv IIJ ('i'%tS Th Time Testedr irm riit ______________________ HELP WANTED ADS that .1 - !fl 7475 __'1.. .. ___________ - rge vvooueu i..ots OOu .Li1I(fS L ______________________________ I " '- 0 Longwo h1 THE NEIGHBORHOOD where ' $12 500 103W rirslst lumber products Make 3)00 a we, servicing your ne QhbOfhOOd $I I REULATN • ______' - DCEN I TE NE AC r'i - , I - 830550O Realtors Inc fl I 4and SR 434 834 3363 - Robes & Gilman 1 I Wo D't ' Stan S Sanford and Orlando I / ' periencnd 77 7)17 — under the guard warranty Call Ron 179? M,tlAr.j, Open 7 days - ____________________ al(d - mortgages n any condition Urn Jit 311 ?0 -- WANTED-Drapery seamtress Must be experienced n all phaSes of drapery making Top wages _ ________ as little down as Live Three e0room. pineld faniily room, ti5 great buy includes air CL IF F JORDAN _________________________ • BElIER THAN RENT Cacnu REALTOR. Assor - _____________ GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W 25th St retail store Must be matUre I j L. I OVER TO I DON T LIKE 10 1, - Funeral ,lome Ltd t750PfTicedtthseu DI 'YR Adults 1170 Florida Ave p 32) 6650 Sanford $ im to S p m 'J - ' WlE L C ) . ,o;, 332 SoIl I '4 I V I nda M Harris AY C ) Iii BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Seminole County Florida Further .jpon rec'p$ ci proof of the withlheCi(rkoftheCir(uitCt in That ?'I1$ ReSolutiOn shalt be desfibed as tying on thi East side p'blicat of this notice the fec and for Scm noc County Florida — Wr4V ARE YLi E4'T'Th I Pight per cent ti er cent) pec Satback variances in an R 1A TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN annum the fiat deferred peymrnt Resid.nttal Zone on thi fQli Notice s hereby given that the nor - BLVD of tOcni'-enCe -- r uipped 176,900 323 $961 ____________________________ To sell at thi% price wholesale cost CASiLI hIPPY to rent Store space. ap _______________________ Background n boy route and rural motor rouse management desird Salary plus wkly car •ups '/ _________ day of Notice is hereby given that I am ASSXIATES and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of engaged in bulnejs at Sanford be Payable at the Oof _______ _____ 5 Marll Ferguson Fred A Ward That the sclal assessments -- - PrOvementS as detecmied by thiS Resolution snd the amount CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER . 1) - - • __________________________ _______________________________ 0 . ' Promo'aon Products - ______ - I SPtNG HAMMOCK DEA 119 and want b g earn ogs and are afraid of Straight comniss I • -'d .ssessing the Spec al benefits lobe 230 Longwood 37750 Seminole Attornefs for Petitioner - Si That the Tax Assessor of the City DEA 177 of Altamonte Springs Florida in ) - - - - : r, / " ________________________ 1 baths central heat & SI? 500 373 1I -_______ pointment oy Phone 3327155 322 6157. After S )fl 7174 FRANKLIN ARMS APTS alert gal if you rnoy nfttina - T ye e Semlnol* County FIor di F Pljgin LakeMary-Byoer 3 bedroom, 2 bath ome, n watl to wall , / - nam. w th the Clerk ci the Circuit se ___________________________ .'rlehome & property. 3 bedroom lI -, Clerk dissolution of marriage and you are the PubIc Records of Seminole Board of County Commissioners required to serve a cocy of your County, Florida - _______ bedroom bous trailer. un large lot, furnished, fenced, 10xiO' - bedroom apt %l inCtUding ,,ttities 5100 deposit 37) 1?l —______________ Bored Housewife? Let Sarat. Coventry help make new friends 1arn 530 560 wk . luSt 1$ hrs NO nvestment Coll,Cting delivering Call 37) 2791 after 6 by DIck Covolli -i'( NEWT TIME \,.al(7'rH MAKE fT. TAE m E AKa I"TALL v ix''ELF. - __________________ - 11) R Owner's gone, must *11 like bedroom home with carpets central air, range, refrigerator, fenced yard, much more, fr only or re t1 S WINTHROP _______________________________ way Subdiviiion, as per plat there of provided for in thiS Resolution, and By W BUSh. Jr Date Je 1. fl2. Amount JULIAPI, JR. of STENSIPOM, that the' special assessments to be Publ sh April 29 May 6 1971 DAVIS & McINTO5II Attorneys for 1l3U 91 Legit Description TIle made and entered agaenst all lots DEA 19$ Fetitioner. Post Office Dos 1330, North5ofeetoftheSoulhl2l 2feetof and lands Iccatedat Sanford Avenue tht East 200 feat of the Northeast ', Sanford, Florida, 32711, and file the FICTITIOUSNAME adjoining and COntuOut or bOun Sect•on origlnaIwiththeClertoftheclrcuit of the Soushwest ' Notice is hereby ding attIng Township 21 South, Range 29 East, given th I am Court on or before May 21st 1914 templated Improveents shIl be engaGed in busineSS a? 1$ otherwise a datautt And ultimate Seminole County FlOr,di j 7 l0 utility bldg yArd ar rade 750 Call owner at 31? lakefron lot Take over pavnients REATY cedroom 110W AIR POR h 5 man needed full PerSOn. 0 iday nn 0 ' money SituAte afld tocit, in Seminole oun y. a aid tax sale certifIcates the amount due thereunder, and the lands described therein areas foilows Tax Certificate No. - No n9. - --.,,, P ie access only 1)7.500 - L - Ii N IL P SPP I N c. Moble Home Lots ' body tt ll s and Ia EXCLUSIVE crOndS Sleeps A a r $170 n cluor ,?tr C i' iw ]' 0 c p of ChrIst, Scientist. 900 E 2nd st. * z ,/ further desIgnated by the Bids will be opened at 200 PM and assessment put now on tile in the nday. May 13. Ifll, in the Board LINDA MAY LOCKETT, Wife ofticeoftheCityClei'koftp,,Cityof of County Commiss,cners Meeting NOTICE OF SUIT Aitamont Sprinçi. Florida, which Room, Second Floor of Ihe Court THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: said Esessment PIat 5 h.reby house in Sanford Florida AtuaI LINDA MAY LOCKETI approved by the City Cotcil Of the award to successful bier wIll be 57 Middllton Avenue _____ HouSes for Sale t wit CO Scrned POOl I borni 3 bedroom mobile home 1', bath 10 57 $170 mo Ptione 323 2974 or 377 33 - WANTED"' Apply n person. ART * Recreational Building GRIN OLE S WHEEL RANCH, Utli? M Thot the enttr cast of said im- wrIting Clerk's Office, ________________ Houses (or Sale ProteionIly decorated interior (Jnbeatabte privacy peace and 0_iC? Custom hand rubbed odwork and things set forth and alleged in P')btI5h May 6, 1474 the office of The Seminole Count'i St * Clothes Washer.D r c' the fancu streakers? Styled Court, and serve a Copy of GRAY, ADAMS. HARRIS administration with, Jr.. Clerk, up to 17.00 3 or I big bedrooms _____________ __________________________ 41 Mobile Homes _________________________ :il — we are c3JtifuI mobile home & tOt 35 ____________ _________________________________________________ rood- 7 bdroom central air tenced Private lot $1 a mOnth __________ I or i acres Room for horses or \, Mobile Homes Rent 11 , I * UP IOU S ovrs ze I ard 7 bdr ni h -- _____________________ Cnt,al Sew.r / - claimants or parties claiming by. throu3h under or against sa o • Cniy Ph 321 $331 DUPL E X 7 bedrooms cirirt I sundry room Casselbecry $i8 5iI - I , ' RON1 AND COUNTRY LOVERS ' C • kV ,rctr cottage Large 1 bedroom V. / e -- --_________________ ,i \ \ %AS OELICIOI...IS / / / A 'SEAL' \ itl ITALI.\N UIVER white Poodle Oupl. 7 horn Adultsonly clein DEITOPIA i bedroom A C at it': "f' I _____ JJ'Efl if either of them or both of them be rsuan? to an Amended Summar dead their respectIve unknown Jud ment of forec1osure entered therd di of Aril 1V74 b the Spouses. heirs, devisee, Iegatees. grantees, assignees. Ilenors, aho titld Cout proments now on file In the oNce ge 17, Puic Recoros of Seminole of the City Clerk of the City of Ccvnty Flida - FOUND Male by HeImdohI & Stoffel ' \L'\ \ LVCSTER 'L and Sanford Avenue from its In Writsof Ex&cutionre delivered to v tersectionwith First Strt North to me as Sheriff of Seminole County THE SOUTHEAST NATIONAL THOMAS WILLIAMS ET UX El the North riht of way line of Florida and I having levied upon BANK OF ORLANDO Al Mercury Court a distance of 1 $O the following described property Cross Claim Plaintiff Defendants concrete and the street is to be six in the above styled cases said iN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF GERAL DINE NELSO' ____________________ - - Orangecounty Florida upona fint Lrt Altamont, Springs Florida deens the 9th day ci February AD 1971 ________________________ SS SEMINOLE COUNTY a cor IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ON THE RIVER C.ntral W1iT Jim Hunt Realty : b What To Do With 2 - - Sell Extra One With A Want Ad. 322-26 11 - MUH. - ',,,i ,- Monday, My6,19/4 - The Sanford Herald I $' / ) I I . I r ________ ___ ___ _____ ___ NO!RMAN FLOYD A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY MAYOR COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF of the City of AL TA MON YE SPRING S. Attamonte Spring, Flofjda FLORIDA PROVIDING FOR THE ATTEST IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION PhylIji Jordihi OF SANFORDAVENUE FROMITS City Clerk INTERSECTION WITH FIRST PubIih: April . May 6 1971 STREET NORTH TO THE NORIH DEA 191 RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF MER CUR V COURT. A DISTANCE OF APPROXIMATELY 1 900 LINEAL • I •Paved Streets S Sewers eS - - �-- _____Day More Discover !YalOf Want Ads 13 Resort Property For Sale Lots and Acreage EXCIIISIVE 9 acres w palms and pines Over 700 hard road frontage. Only 536(100 Ph. 8673194 by Art Sonsorn _____________ :s ASSUME PAYM ENT - BY OWNER acres, Genevs area Zonerj A Wcoded high 57000 per acre. 13 01 SS ALTAMONTE 37 acres mofe o IcI%. Platted Small lake On coperty. Black 'op roads on North or South sde of property Multi family or Ight industrial zoning pos4ble North of Lake Floriu, 5550.000. joiiora-',1Yc i i SO . - MIscellaneous For Sale PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques. TVs. M.scetlat,eoijs, New arid used furniture and appliances Plus special sales (watch ads) ORLANDO- 40 acres square. Platted ifl S acre pfots. Ro$n3 ground, on Hi6wsee Road Zon.d agriculture fl the path 0? progress 5350,000 Auctioneering Services FORREST GREENE INC. COMPUETE AUCtION SERVICE wIr.ITORS196W Lake Ma' 13v0 '73 1S3 cr MS 7131 1.. - I DL sen. c,ns-q, .,pprsse or spccial t.SIe% Out of anyth n of value 1200 French Avi. 37) 73-40 322-1438 Sanford, FIa ______ u FarmandGroves Sr'iith Corcna Paernaker Typewriter. $7" carriage. 565 373 7895 ASSUME PAYMENT 40 ACRE WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade )11315E Firt?. 311-Mn ARIZONA RANCH 514.500 orginal nv"men$ may bi Suflfd by ri,3ktr 'wo p-vmenfs of 3131.'?. •i' 'i t' tal.nce of 513.000 at the rate ot 7 p.ct. interest One h-'ur wuthwrs' of beautiful metropolitan PPiOii Arig,na, just off old US SO Good hunt ir3 & fishing close by. Call Collect. for Don. Area code 607 973 7256 Every Wedn5day 7 p m Con s.gnments welcome East of I i on SR 13 II yu have anything to .eIl or cons.Qn. call STAN at 322 9119 INTERSTATE AUCTION. Income and Investment Property [tC(utvC char & desk * credenza [ I(tri water cooler. $C17 YegnoI*a Ave.. Sanford, PUBLIC AUCTION. Lease with option TO buy-I bedroom, 2 bath. 2 Story *ith 7 separate apartmen!s S3I 5997 Home improvements Let one of our friendy ad visors MIp you word your classified ad. Ciii 317 2411 or I)) 99?). Bring Results Ph. 322-26 1 1 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett'a Beauty Nook) 519K Piti. 322 5747. 'k '-' . , , '. -I:' \ , ,*. •.-:-. '•-. "'7; I., - •/ - '.-. - - ERVlCE MID FLORIDA LAWN Professional la'mt care. No lob rs ton -r-li- pe-enl,aic' c'mm.rc.at Call for free 371 7771 32) 0418 'ut n claSsified itt to work for you ________________________________TOdOy Calf 37774)1 r 13$ 999) __________________________________ Used Farm EQuipment will sell fast and easy wiffta Classified Ad (all C3rpntry. Remodeling, Additions. 3:2 761$ 0.,- 5)19$,) Custom Work. Free Estimates -. - I ,ICn#d Rdtif _______ ____ i. .i, r ' Sçr-rbltr s-,'.'errs Installed & Servi(Cd Resdential & corn mqt,al Free Estimates A L IRRIGATION, Ph 3733337. I''pt.nq 5ij .c pc*i'r ?rc*t4 ,,p't •trt G.rf 't ',i',',-ce , need Iromn claSsified id ______ SOPi S CERAMICS, 4f' .&•. '" .b--'--;. : kiln I•j - ' "' ii - Youcan"l;eat tlitifid ath tr f,t -4: Ptjt (Pi't rld?5%ifipj r7\.Jj r S ir Glass.Mkrors _____________________________ ENv A ?ICU'ILASSSUPREME Burgundy on while Bucket seats Must sell' 13$ 0679 tradt5man, cjuarar!qj r"a?erials arr workmaeSnp Free to' ' estimating 67t 73.1' - a-• - F - - - - - - - - - . ' ' -' .• - - ' •:- '. - _______ ______ clown from _______________ - - -' - - 43 pci cent as hite as - - - -,-- --, - - - - official in Wiington said Brand's customary vigor and enthusiasm had been rephi ed in IC( ent months b) a punting and alarming apathy k _- ' - ______ ______ - *-4 £ - - I______ i -l ' & - ,- ' '4 - r ______ -' , . - - - . -- , - ' ln - '71 P,ark II 4 dr WhIt, ar. autO Excellent condition, Ph. 372 v ' ki- :.- f ' -.,i_i rv4 -- ! 'k' -;- .... .: )A-) - * ' ' ,v x ,• • -,1Ik / .A1fi;;i A - * : : ' - i- ,' 4 - " - , I f"k .' :4 - ' __ I -' + ?i.'Sffr_ , - '- -,': ", --- z - - - - - ',,,2 "j 698) Wagon, Station Vega 191$ automatic, blue with black in tenor, ready to buy at $1795 Call Ful at 372 1651 or 641 SOIl D.aIec inspected. Go' 7475 conditIon. 372 loOp d11Us'l. But V' ithout hull 1 .Ui'op' IS impuverushed" Ptczuitr fr)gsl Bratteli of ___________________ Nova 330 3 speed Manyex or i $1 i. assume r'io-rthty payments Call after S n 377 8014 112 '69 Dodge Corrinet 500. Good con dillon, 5*00 Call a'ter 3 p m _______________ IQC,.11775 f916 i as , I I -Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 1, • 1 I,III II uSea Junk Cars Removed - - _ ' ars - - . '13 Honda 150cc. L:kene*. 6 months old, $100 Call 66.1 8-462 bltween95 - - V,_.._.L- ------ -- I r,,,,,fl.inir, iii ii. usi .....ii.i i 'I- ''flSi'fl i!i'i'plv I"1-'! -' . '--• . -• ,. '', - - , - .'-.' . . -'aR'-'-'k - - - - I. . •' - - - . , a ' 9#' '4-j '' , - - • ,, 4 -. . -. !f' - - . hu* _ ', "''' - - -- - - - - - ' :. ' ' - iHerald Photo is, George flayesi THAT'S NOT 'JACK AND THE BEAN STALK' After a full career with the U.s. Navy, Cmdr. Glenn J. Wimbish of 410 W. Crystal Drive, Sanford retired to a life of fishing and growing flowers. Food costs c1imhjn as the' are. Wimbish tried his hand with . ,. -- ----------------- a vegetable plant and came up with this 15-foot version of Kentucky IflOi'O • than enough to feed the family for (IUit( time. sonic 69 TOYOTA CORONA 995 sharp & gas saver for oniy want a good tiuv. Heritlsfor ...... • ,-- Longwuod's "grand old man ILA. iLIud Stt as his suc- Williamson Road a section of of politics," E.E. Vi1hiamson, cessor in office, the old Longwood Markham 75, an 18 year city council A homey country-type Road in the county and city veteran why resigned 17 days politician. Williamson was council took identical action in ago iito bring harmon)' to the elected unopposed in December the city. dty government" died at 11:32 to hIs 10th council term even A resident of the city (or 39 p.m. Monday at an Orlando though it was well known in u O'MnLk'y said, lie- s'eioper ssho O'Malk'v '1i(p.i ti'"v.- -t;ti w'rvi beFI)re a federal grand jut)' in a daring ie was innocent of any described as a personal friend. ha,s reported. reported probe of Fiorida IALLAIIASSEE, Fla. tAP) wrongdoing. In a report broadcast Mon. Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" O'MtiIley said Busby had Insurance ('oiiumissioncr To support his contention, nothing to do with opponents or day, the station said the pos. I)mckin3on. 0'.MaIIey vestigate," - The flag at city hail was probably would rot be able to Grad)-, Ga. lie Is survived by records have been subpoenaed and copies of a-stack of (man- line stations, 19 volved the acquisition of 17 closed doors in the secret pro'- Gurney East-West Expressway from M.G. "Bubba" Nelson waited to theCotninerdalBankatwinter be called. ParK, The jury reportedly Is investigating the granting of state hank charters b Dickinson and his personal business dealings. this morning by Acting Council Within days ot the election, two daughters, Mrs. Fred ing the Leon County Grand Jury (uted weekend news reports std1 )udley, Mrs. William investlgatl1rn of alleged that $40,000 collected by oppoDonald chre1ner, Williamson joined with new "' Pope, both of corruption in state government. nentc of sell-service gasoline TAMPA, Fla. I :\P Sen. Williamson's protege, and a counclilulen Schreiner and June 11 adopted O'Malley said Monday he was stations helped him buy a borne Edward Gurney's former law period of seven days of Lot-mann in an unsuccessful Longwood; mourning was called, firm represented the Orlando lawsuit to stop renovation of the dZiUght.71, Mrs. Gene Langlord aware of the subpoena to his ir. Tallahassee. Valdosta, Ga,, one brother, bank but did not know the naThe records showed an un- Expressway Authority at the Considered a formidable old medical clinic into city Chairman 67 CATALINA PONTIAC II you ' $ $i VVilliarnson Officials Busy With Juries cf E.E. 895 - 69 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 2 Dr. vinyl top, all power& air (or only You ray qualify fr free frainrig for a certified mecnanic rating Stop between ll5pm. or Monday or Tuesday at Hodaka of Sanford, 1500 S French Aye, No phone taIls please, Ask for Mr O'Donovaru • ;';ji • . ENTHUSIASTS • .'- I .1 69 CATALINA PONTIAC 4 Dr., A-C. AU power EXTRA rI.EAN MECHANICS & a -) I __________ AITENTION ALL . Ii Phone: 3238430 68 T. BIRD Loaded-Youtsav.tose.it to believe it. SALE PRICE Motorcycles • -- Corner of Celery & Sipes Ave. Abd?,scjon, Unwanted unk cars hiulCd away Your cost, $10 Orlando. 795 6191 anytime Tuesday, May 7, 1974--Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 221 Price 10 Cents Brjni1t , nounced Ito late for editorial oiiunent In London s morning ' a, ss hert Brandt spent papers But tue political correIIIC Nazi sears In exile, said the spondent of The Guardian u-WS SStIS receused suth regret wrote B) 1orcine Mr Brandt indsynipathyinBrand('s"sec. to resign, the East German inloll homeland." te1iigerce service has accomI)ariLsh Premier Poul hart- plished one of the most imporhug praised Brandt as a good utatachies'ementsjntherecent friend of Denlnark and said he history of espionage." had made a real contribution to In Brussels, where foreign intern.at:onai detente through ministers of the Common Marhis policy of reconciliation with ket countries met today, f,ir,fl'Iflt''C i. r rexii roreign :iinLser siicii'nt'oiies in Eastern Europe. ci Jobert paid tribute to Brandt , $395 '71 Yamaha, $00 MX with Catras Racedonce. 1500 Ph 373 1571 (9 11LIUUJJLMJII i,._, &UL ..,,i, _i_..,,.,i wve enuoreu . C'-.r,f,',p,I ni.,h$ •MIiiiLiU i5iI ,,--.,.,i,4..i$.I.-.,... fi tiiiUtiIiIUl i11, ''It I. '',r.i ' grandchildren and irtnit nieces and nephews. six great llI11Y Unanimously elected council 0 U - - acts on asswning otlice was to stop the medical building ('hange3. ,t iS... tUiJtVI II ii Uji' ..*,'..,,........,. ui7 jury wnts to in- ..,..i..... ., 5Ui'.Ui4 U f11 t.,_. t_.,. WUII Iluill Bobert IitLshV, a (;iipess-il!e Dickinson .,. ,'...,..... L.i '..IUI lit') lIlU dill ..,.i. r..,_ -- ii',..,. v'_,.,..t. [IUJ'. rilUl, dl i-into ICI WitS selling hind to the authorit. iawser, do- reralk'd totty svs n,,,l.f... •....t, 1.1.. f,,....'*i,. ... iwfsILi uiIa. IiLAl LUUI Lii aranre Monday. FurraI sers-ic-ec will be h 'II - FOR SALE--- Custom built 1 horse trailer Excellent condition, $395 319 5493. F ii P egislef ed quarter horses S to choose from, Phone 373 327? 4 8 , - C I. Laying Hens for Sale. $2 00 each 377 9111 _________ t. Ide-vision, model TITO1O 372 cres OPUSI a ... 0-400 . . had nothing more than the (oliossing on the ins ciope August %'. ieboldt S.11lford F'Iiirolt, Ap:irtmIlt'nt :113 I Earllt'r Story Page 5A) tise delegation urged the put('liasO , - Brock, a naturalist who tiaveled the 'orld making tht%ild Kingdom telesision sent i currentls solunteering 1 time Ifl experience to hdp deselop the 104 acre park thret iiuks ssest of Sanford, said the nfl) lile-sas-inr deuce under the ropt could be money. ., - . A .". 'l, '. . _______ '' ', -. ' 21 - ' - i, . active case o 'i.' " Pt) _ •.;.,:r; :. -'c' . ' ..i-- 'i k::' . ° - 1 / . ' r , -- _____________ ___________ htriff 'ohn Polk said tod t.s are being administered ',.oil and at the count - heahi! ep.n3eflt for all those sst - 'i - . . - ,- }.' '- t - ... ' " , ,_\ . . . '*, -- - ' ' . th ntotontact wi Robert - . -. .. . ' infectious tuherculosis '! - d:- - L ______ ': .•,_$• , ': Tet results are expected by Friday on Seminole County jailers, prisoners, attorneys and others suspected of contact ;u.ith a 43-year-old Sanford . ' -. 1' - '- - - Q/4v1 ' .ictis it) IS going to stop, l3rot. k Turhington ssas named to the saId after announcing the s ',ilis post to replace F lo)d Christian .tte going up on the first s ho resig.ied after beIng ill- tiuil'ling at the park. ' - ___ - -. ' . . ae • The ''other" side after I flaying away inn recent column at tht thrce )7lt-S deimser) of a 'IA! I.A}IASSFF, F in tAP; Just one count) but many .oun holiday ktter bs the postal £crs icc, Sanford merchant The ( abinit toda) approsed ties, said Rep. lbatt hlrossn, William Wicboldt sisited the the purchase of 4,760 acres of l)-Da)tOna Reach nesssroom to ask for equal Volusua Count) ssetlands de space demonstratIng their scribed as a sital part of ('en efficiency, trai Florida s water supply. Wanted to Buy / . - Ca met To Purc d May 17 through 19, Sobik will walk may be donated at $300 troductiui to his tatk at the be at the Orlando Sports eachior$lSOahahl-board).The Greater Sanford Chamber f Stadium as part of a circus-fun donor's name will be inscribcd Commerce Personality Brefast today, naturalist Brock fair spectacular which will on the plank. - Poultry ' By JEAN PATTE.SON IleraldStaff Writer Friends can pa)' their With Williamson absent, city council deadlocked on one respects at Gramkow Funeral The Central Florida Hoiiie, Sanford, at7 p.m. today, major issue after another all day tomorrow and at the Zoological Park is walking a ('iiunty Comnmntsioners late tight rope called time according .hiurch at 10 a.mn. Thursday. last s-ear realailled Ui E.E. to Stan [Iroch who spoke at the Greater Sanford Chamber jf Commerce's 'Personality reakiast' this morning at the ___________ Livestock And 67 fast. 3 9 E I meetings before his cor.dition ficiating and burial will be at (icterlorated and he was Longwood Memorial Gardens. - . I -' . . - Fr ing, ccnsicted in W73 t,. rnptei manslaughter 1 en in jail for a little oser ''eks on a parole vuolat j2 . 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - EACH DICK JOYCE WELL DR 1(111105 3' and larger, pumps, Sprinklers Water conditioners, 37 1610 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) WELLS LEO PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All 'ypesandsijn We repair arid service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY C•) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN - Having difficulty stirring up Come to where the buying and sellng action is in automotive, real estate and hundreds of miscellaneous businesses and services. Come to the Want Ads. some-action? CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING )fl6q, 3 ---- ft p 3 yr old Peg. Apaloos.a, $ yr old Quarter horse gelding. 373 8169 1ir an1arb raLb S ______________ AP) West Eu Brandt's decision and ex political leaders cx- pressed the hope he is entuaiiy ir.sscd shock toda3 at the res s%ould iiiake a comeback llfl8tiQfl of West German Chan. . Forrner ri is oreign SeC illor SYtil) Brandt The) tLiiied hiiii as one of the era's char) Mithaei Stess art abo re real sthtcsiiien aflIl said his gretted I3randt s resignation tk irturessasaheas blow for saying 'lie established him seif as an eminent statesman of \' t IrHLlfl) and (or F u gredtstaturea9dt)4sdj)fle% 1 I H unit ft ; 4 I7) vW Beetle air COnditioned 1 peed AM radio $900) "Ci Red s thblaCkinteriOr $2693 Call Don -- -. pope at 377 14$) or 611 SOIl Autos for_______ Sale a lee _______ - *CTION WANT•ADS 322•2611 or 831.9993 Classified Ad. Dept. - I _______ 365591$ 707* 7ndSt •' USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES -- - .np•.. '- last October. And one senior American I ')\IX)N , i - WeM Drilling AAA PAINTING ,ind piper hanging, ommetc ial or residential •wp 177 6477 ___- SHEETS yf es pickup, delivery 4rd estimates All work gua'anteed Discount rate'S Ph WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING. PIg , tOO small. Ph 373 $379 or $189 Ofttr ' - ' i Dealer 1969 Chevrolet C 10 pick p, lang bed, automatic, low mileage, new brakes, new water pump, 512(0 IIrrTl. 373 5670 80 Cent, - - pi'r ier'ce Free Painting GLA .S & ft. f-I - ALUMINUM IL DECORATORS 10 DINATALE CERAMIC TiLE ..' -. + Upholstery .-- 4 ,- resigned because of the recent setbacks in state elections and opinion polls thit sho.ed support for his of 46 instead of leaving it 36 seats in the minority. Word of Schmidt's nomination \t1S ifl)fllediatel sent to a Free Democrat ' YDFPPFP4TS TRUCVS VanS To Diesel Tractors day I year. 373 5310 ', ,___ : IX)st in the chancellery l)einocrats, whose 41 seats in the Ioer house give the government a majority - - , ','v it I Sc--tel quarter hOrSe ru-are 4 years cld Very gentle English or Western Extra nice with or without tack 3770921. r. _______ (guenther Guillaume, to an important 971 V W Beetle marina blue vth hId?cP interior, I Speed and radio, v mileage, a 'eil nice car Horses 66 cx- - Ft('1 ,1P 'rvv:r sort 62 Dodge Small VS I door hard Power steering automatic I Excellent condition, $230 373 lOS) -------- ------------------- .... 78 opposition was flO _______ ____ ' retirement from the government, The Social Demx.iatic 5pk1'SIflJf) emphasized that the party vould Truck Rentals For 613o81S Repa;r and reruvodt wrijk, Iinaiscing guacte available, OIi Dealer FOR SALE! free Lrxal 8. d'starut moving. rttimafCs, dependability, and %Ctv'(C. f,')it Cm'n?ral Delivery Ceramic Tile ____________________________ •:- - '4 tires Immaculate Reduced 5100 for quick sie Afantastc buy t I prd Econoline Van- JuSt 0 spected. Runs & lookS good Gcsil tres with tape deck pluS bult .n shelveS, $300. Call after 532) 378-f 13 Volt Batteries Ill 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP llolSanfondAvenue Brittany Cocker Spaniel, female, 7 yrs spayed, shots ITS 3736203 even irigs 58 II' boat, IS Pup Evnrude motor Go-cd rcincjition Phone )fl 5059 - '73 Chevrolet ', ton, V S Air & power. Fully equipped. $2508. take over low mo. payments Ph. 373 Phone3fl ?09*afterS 77. night said Biandt took "politic ii Iesponsibility 101 negligence in appointing a spy for East Germans', Brandt's vice chancellor and th" leader of the junior partner in the c&alition govez flment, look over t.t"e caretaker cabinet left by Brandt. lie ilI serve until Schmidt's election h' the loner house of pat liament ' $ Doberman Pincher Pups. Black & tan, AKC championship Iin.ag )6SS7aO, Mi, Anderson $8' Larson, 90 HP Evinrude, tilt trailer. $1150 333 554$ miles metallic green with green deeinteriorlspeed,header F ord F 100 '67 4 cylinder 0' bed. Rebuilt. $330 Phone 372 $333 ________________________19.') l'crd Courier, camper top. extras 8,000 miles, 57.700. After S call 323 278*. VWDUSGoOdnuotor& other working parts Minia'ur, Oti1htmdi. Animal Haven Grooming 1. BoardIng Kennels 322 3757 *.Stereo Bar.* Boats & Marine Equipment 16 ' Schmidt was nominated b the party's presidium and a caucus of its members in parliament was called for later today to approve the nomination. Kuehn said l3randt would retain the caucus, and ____ - SANFORD PEC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1st St German Shepherd Puppies-i male, 7 female Call flow for if formation 327 7006 HERBS T.V. SERVICE Ill) S S'inford 37) 1711 - br complete motor home s,ales nt service. stop by Pets and Supplies 65 - '0 Hydraplane and 75 Hp kicker. S300-(att--3fl 5737 atter S p m Tree Service __________________________________ __________________________________ - . TV. Radio-Stereo -- -- Motor Home Call Peteat 3771651 Equipment for Rent P.Sarine Mechanics needed Wit train Call Mr Campbell collect, 904 733 04-AS SE'WltIG Mf,C'HltIE RI PAIRS 1.11 fyos, cornm, & residential McPut.l RN-d. P 0 Box 2105. Lake '' v- 7223270 Movers suppfis, dealer 30 S - .'i' & Sunday. 3377921. - 53 ABLE REfIT ALL, with the be-st equipment to serve you 1016 5. French Ave., Sanford 373 0110 55 Sewing Machines ____ .-:'_-s•-;-','e-.,e Rent Blue lustre Efec1rl rp<i Srtampor for only SI per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Portable TV. excellent condition, 560 2545 Park Drive. Park Ave Trailer Park, Lot 31 br the lnr"t prepsrAlOn of metal . is & 37? 3580. 17) 178) i Ceramic.s 'A'- Close cut on all Gibson freezers. S to CPrO5. frem. Prced Rightt! Dicks ApplIances, 327 1651. Poricer SA 500 amClifier with Panasonic S track recordr & player with Dolby nOSe resJclion unit and 1 70" realistic speakers 322 $910 cnnAkie,:. UiM,%.J i- a hot *ealher sale' St-il (1on' t needs fast witis i' p ',urt' ,'d plrr.il'J i-'.! ii ii _______________________________________ .- 64 AAA TREE SERVICE, mechanical stump grinding, I'cenee, bondec, r'sured 4-3* 3712 - Lawn Sprinklers S (a'pt'! C4'C & Jaru'otiaI 5tr,.e Free- [t One 1',,ce 'nclude% d?IIui i $31 0031. r U roil free refrigeraotr, $163 Call 223 440* or 322-377) after 1 p m I i '.\ L' ' Citrus tromn 5399-Orange t,ees. tangerines, Iemgns, lime trees, etc 1gw overhead prices Drive a little & save a lot -Oviedo Nursery I. Bird Farm, SR 119--2 rn. II of Ovieclo 3456)91-Closed Sundays ''ece'o, TV. Api Fm rado corn b.,ation Early American Pecfuct condition. 31500 323 4051 ThØm,piy' Roofing, Build up & Shingles, licensed, Bonded, In Sured, Free eStimate Work guaranteed, In God We Trust 373 1754 1116011 Carpet Cleaning •$ • d • ' i)' i. Atltypes free eStimates Licensed, Bonded. insured No Obligation Put5 Switfienbank $ 5)74 that For LAWN CARE oroIesso'aIly rnantaifl.d look. -' call RALPH. 3 ,'lPICE4T'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, PaneIng. Custom c.rpt.ntry - NQt0_!QQIm9ll 'censed & Bc-nded 373 5471 . Awnirigs Skirting carport screen enclosures r,screentng. 373 MiS T.red of poor servce" Call Lawn Care Specialists Commercial D.,,i...,i,.i r.. C., A7 "' '- • 1-1 ''''''''''' 0 • '•'•' _._.___-_ 1:• Carper try .EXPERT ROOFING. -- .LawnServke Yrc never was a better trne ?nan Ø q,','e a c 'ass 'f.d d tii the ''-frrd Her4Id S?op making- ''s D s ):7 '3 ',l' Q2 S' - 'LEACH ALUMINUM' ReduCe your electric bill with complete ceiling I. wall inSulalon Freee'Stimat(S Athton Insulation (904) 789 7210 Beauty Care Late model reconditioned w6%hirig machines. Guaranteed $59. Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1700 French A8e 373 8-1 TO - _______________________________ FEED-SEED FERTILIZER Wi' Guarantee Lowest Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gviny, E. o, Sanford. 33i7j Cub Cadet Lawn Mower *th plOw, diSC, 8. b'ade 1100 3220311 - . tamper top-" Overhead pickup camper Both fit 0' bed, (305) 869 OhS Lawnand Garden (P1M()fl WASHER, parts, sen ce, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3fl97. - 16' Abco traiirr Sleeps 6. air. Also '81 Travelall sla wag • lOw miles toth A I - Best offer 3773732 NELSON FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Farm 6. Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Sanford (lkBY VACUUM Sales & Service For free home presentation without obligation, call 373 &po Repossessed- -- . - Bicyc!es 6? R[EF) UprighT and Chest models Guaranteed. Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1200 French Ave. 323 $110 - ________________________ Assume Payments MM FM radio. Garrard record player. $ track tape and psychedelic tights built intc a beautiful Spanith bar. Assume payments. Ph 4.471377 for free home trial. Hallmark, $785 W Fairbanks, Winter Park, SPRING CLEANING '$mpac"Wavu&spra Kleen Make today classified ad day. Ptace one. to buy. wll or rent. Call 3fl Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks 6. roc'1s. Removes mildew, fungus. 761$ 'Jr 83$ 9993. mud dobbers, wasps & spider webs 322 0397. ADDITIONS. BLOCK WORK Carpertry & Concret, Work PHONE)?) 1751 Roofing Want Ads -.. '•: EXTER IOR Travel Trailers All izes and models. 10 speeds. S speeds, and standanl bikes oow available at Fireston., Store Cali 3770214 Fi5Isr, Stereo Console, complete with FM antenna in beautiful cabinet, perfect condif Ion Also portable Zenith color TV. Rest offer. 377 5705 PRESSURE CLEANING F tczr Waxing, Wiodo, 323-0845 Roof eaves arid walls Pool enclosure-s 3234324 Campers Bikes, Bikes, Bikes OPEN SATURDAYS BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 322 137$, "Lake Mary" U ull l.'ieGE Appliances 'a-'tord Electric Company' 7572 Park Drive. 372 1562 SB Pressure CleI!ning SLIP (OVER COP4TRACTO Labor only 2$ yrs evp. f4eference aaIabte. 5)470S9 Applances C,OLDEP4 TOUCH 'N SEW Stamps-Coins ______________________________ ________________________________ To buy and sell gold or SitvCr ('UiflS. (Oit,l(t U'. IiSi /'('.Ii%U(.'iJ bulk Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. _______________________________ ;) * ______________________________ 69 _____________________________ $97) Riviera, 15',' Tn Hull, bowrider, canvas top, naugahyde covers. 55 lIP Chryiler, flagstip till trailer This wholC outfit like brand new Less than 30 hOur's Priced to sell, 57195 Call Pete at 372 1631 or 614 5011 Dealer. - Wedding ring set, new, perfect diamond, I 3rd carat. appiaised at Il'S Will sell for 512$ .322 972$ - ROESON MARINE 2Q27 l--hvy 17 91 In sewi,ig cabinet, repossessed Erly Are, ian Sofi bed. 133 S'nger' best model, WindS bobbn Traditional Sofa, light blue & in machine Fully automatic Pay w'ute. 540. Pr Italian lamps, 578 of iSenell, mini enduro. 65 CC ''-' $1 Call Cr.if Dept SANFORD hike, less than yr old. original SEWINC, CENTER, 307 A. East cost, 53199$. wilt take SiSO. E it St.. Sanford 372 9411, Eves$6Dudley Williams lithograph print ''Cardinal", mint COnditiOn. _____numbered & signed only SaC' in .i c', A .i.l. .,p,l,uJuu,v, - J ,W ,i'i JiJ •i. PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming ;)h. 372-4037, Ill' 76' Houseboat, sleeps 6. SO Mert tberglass & aluminum- Reduced to 14,995, 901 34-3-5553. ________________ ____ Household Goods -_______ -fl'ntni room set & (hina, $250 LivIng room Set witti tables, 5180 - l'"st ffet'. iII 3:3 ,ilt' Wantedto Buy CAd-f 372 II)? Of Used (Li. nifure, .)pplaru('t fools. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry't Marl, 213 Sa.ford Ave. u The chancellor's resignation letter to fell S'1111113 to a spy scandal on top of state electiorl set backs for hIS soeiali,t party $ 303OMagnolia Ave Saronø C,sll 373 lI43fromSIPr' ORIEPITI'.L RtJGSWANT'u lOP pri(CSpd?id, ',ecf, any cOn,Jili, ____________________________ 631 e$26. Winter Park _______________________ SI * Singer '* - Pet Care Caoinets, KitChen Bathroom Counter togs, Snks Installation vailat'le. Bud C41bell, 3228037 WHOA Don't throw wav usiful Idle eems Seil them Quickly with i efald Want Ad by 'allng 372 Ti and asking for a friendly .51', Sot BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR 0ily. 1 46, Sanford, 3?) 4711 Color and Black IWhite TVs, portables & conslCS, also table & chars. Msc tm5 31) 0708 68 $1' boat with 2S hp eleciric Start motor. Boat motor and t,ailer alsn 1300. 661 6116. P,p,s,4rt,e lowest Pm ICCS MAITLANO FLEA MART 194) Hwy $7 92. Open Sat. 6. Sun 9 5 138 2910 Custom built electric drives In stalled on your adult tricycle Normal peddling sPeedS to help up Pull and long rideS 2225251 A Directory of Experts Ready To Seive You! Air Conditlonlig PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS P111EV WOODS BARN We bu', lurnture misc Sell for 7S pct. Consignment, Free pickups ALXtiOfl Saturday p m San?ord, 377-7770 ForSale Ten Jalcuse WindowS, 15000 Phone 377 0)33 PlNT SPRAY PUMP- Sprays all lexturC$ material Gun and hoSes ocluded, 5300 5)1 4401, Beats & Marine Equipment - Brandt himself proped the 55•year- years in office, 1495 1971 Jeep p 5,, P,fl , Air Cond Miscellaneous For Sale w party nominated sharp-tongued Brandt, 60, WhoS( "Ostpolitik' policies foi East \Vest detente won him '6401DS CUTLASS Wagoneer so w Heinz Kuehu, deputy chairman of resignation. , Volkswagen Bug, '64. Restored ,. paint job major engine Overhaul '71 Ford 1ton pickup truck for sale Cr trade Also '61 Plymouth fee safe 1500 372 6734 9 - w West - today to sulceed Chaneellor \ dlv Br1indt tfter llrJn(lt S Unexpectjd d'ow:eae Pope at 323 165' or 611 SOIl Lraler i * - Trucks and Trailers Miscellaneous For Sale ' - th, ____________________________ 19 * Sanford Auction '* CenTral P-4e? & Air Conditonlng 1r free estimates, saIl Carl Harris. at SEARS tn Sanford. 372 • ?1 I4I3HWAY 448U Wooded acres uf Lake Gen Includes a charm ng S acre becret lake Paved road, and ratt way sjr A (Al') TonnIs Brnndt r r trade for Motorcycle Insuranse BLAIR AGENCY 373 3*64 1: JAIl I' (H, best offer Ph. 3771110 723 0507. $977 Honda 750 for sale on jeep or truck. 372 2801. Sest Germans' ____________________ conditiOn, 3)000 Call aller 6 p m "JTTR.L ?? Beautiful nne acre mountan homesite 53500 orig1nal i-i estment may be assumed b,' making two payments of 57917 each and th balance of S7i00 at 8 pct. interest Just off US H*y 64. gentle rolling a trees. in the fan,ous hunting, fishing, an Ski area of Northern Arizona, clo to the beautiful Grand Canyon National Park. Call Collect, for Don, Are Code 602 973 7256 BONN, _____________ 750 Excellent Triumph '73 'liger (A - 80. Autos Fur Sale Motorcycles 78 Scandal _________________ _________________ ict '-'' .-'-\ People N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322'2611 (J1ir 'utftirj') [it'i'a1j some monthlv statemnenLs are held.up, or lost, or whatever. 'rhc'v're aivs dl.'llv$'r'-1 hR rIght? of ttloSe complaints by Look out local residents who are getting "ripped-off" by (kor.to-door peddlers of fire, s.iioke and heat detectors. Always using st'arp tactIcs, and quoting outrageoti prices, we Inighi also add. For your itformnatIcn, there is a bill pending requiring such devises IN ('I-;ltT'.IN CASES ONLY but it is not law yet. (Quite frankly, I doubt li'il e:er be enacted into a law.) If one of these characters trIes to misrepresent the faets to you, rail the - - . ' P - - 4 i. federal animal welfare act, said lirock, tnder the new act, the old :.fonc! z an ''anim;tl ghetto," according Ia Brock will be closed down and the aniiiials disposed of. The old Sanford zoo has survived thus fan, said Brock, because despite a stringent state animal welfare act, authorities have turned a blind i've to conditions in the local - ': , .- 1,_ REV ISEI) AN I MM. WEI .i Ito r -- 1k does not believe the federal authorities will act with slmiiur leniency. Itrot'k told ('liambt'r hers and their guest.s an intensive fund raising drive is planned For the coming weeks, starting with a three-day birthday celebration for the zoo's ,,ung elt'l)htltt, 5(blk . . k'A RE ' __________________________ The assistant . t'o'int f'u Ml' THREATENS TO CLOSE ZOO ilanna, Brock and Ryan at Personality Breakfast A fund raising golf tourinclude acts from Busch Gardens and Ringling Bros. nament is also planned for May circus from Sarasota, Tickets 25. are $2 each. In 1973 zoos across the nation President of the Zoological attracted 160 millioq visitors, Society Jim Ryan, with the said Brock. This is more than assistance of the society's any other single entertairunent, director Jack ilanna, has sports included, He stressed the initiated a Million Dollar Club educational and entertainment niienibcrs who pledge $3,000 aspects of having a zoo In over a three year period will Seminole Counts-, adding it 1(115(7 their names or businesses would also be of great economic inscribed on a plaque at the utuportance to the local cornentrance to the IWW 200. mnuiiity. A boardwalk is planned to While not exactly appetizing IIlCafldt7r through the swam- (are over breakfast, hut cerphnd at the zoo site, anc the 10. tzminly something to wake one tip tot boanils which 1fl11k(' tip the in the iortun iflfCct showed a short libti of himself wrestling a giant anaconda snake into a sack during a South American animal c-apurIng expedition. .- // ' ' 0 -- -- jail doct-r the health department and l'.F. McDaniels lx - tt)tt'dl - () Q . - -- - - - to contacted .' '- - 'ls.:i I r Juhian }-'nied uf the health department ruled out any ptsslbtlity of an pLdemic stemming from contact with Erring, saying "there is no danger of secondary contactcatching it from somebody who caine into contact with him-.it's a s-cry hard disease to catch Fried said be expecis test results on those who did contact Ersing to be in by Friday, adding Erving could have bten treated at a loel hospital, but was sent to Tampa as a jail i'e'UrjIv t'reautIc'n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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